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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

On Nv ednesday night last the rebels made
sudden attack on our piciets near Broad
way LautGpg Oh the Appomattox, which
was speedily rep6lsed. During tho rain
and, darkness of tho night tho rebels COB
biod up Colonel and forty men. heaii0
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
AnnIna Wnnfnd.

We wish topurchase i've orsix barrels Of good
Lvhtar apples. III any ofopr subscribers have
. any, to- dispusO OF We should b. dad they would
give us call. 2sHe g fiHt afH.i 4ai.a4it
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

A few days since dunnor called on Q
young gentleman and presented him bill
when lIc was somewhat taken abaclS blythe
gent taking him aside and blandly saying
My dear sir, call next Thursday, and H.
tell you when to call again."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

The Rochester IN. " Express says
that young pnpifopperly a professor of
penmanship in that city, but now in the
army, and homo on a furlongli, WIS ct,r-
irontci on his arrival hero by a solllicr s
ballot IN his name. hit signed with cross
and "his mark" Considering that ko brld-
o himsolf upon his proficiency with the
rnand That he has exhibited his splendid
sp' 81 lions OF Ornamental penluauship at
Isachester aud elsewhere Governor Sey-
mour's "marrow-iat" ballot forms ridieu-
ious butlelf0ctive illustration Of ilIS great
soldiers voting frards
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

10 The Philadelphia hicnds Of the laie Gen.
Bhaeyehaye raised S32 600 for The benefit
l'of Ills widow and children ~ % ilss
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
PIiallag Oigse IfQr salel :

. ANY person wishing 10 purchases a Printing ok
Gee situ~tediAla shrh'iBg toss, and doing a. biz
business, will please address r. A. Ogden i Son
Sidney Journal, Sidney Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
3ms ----- JOSEpU T, IMAM,
III Statinn D. Iliblc Iiouse. New York CITY.
I rom tho Journal and Messenger, n religions pa.
,,. el,,ss per of Cncuuah.I 4
Curc for Dysnepsin.- -,

= q IA & n
Mn. EpIToR; feel Il due To those who arc suf-
fcriug from dyspepsia TO state a'remehy, which
have been advised to use, and which has effected
cure. I was afflicted with the unpleasant consc-
quonccs of indigestion last wutcr and spring, till
my health was despaifo,l Of. l have been an op-
poser to patent medicines generally, but was in-
duccd 10 use "Dr ltobacks Stomach Bitters, man
ufacturcd in your city. One bottle has relieved
me of all those symptoms, and can now gratlly .
good appetite upon the luxurics Of this beautiful
season, without experiencing the exceedingly un-
pleasant effects which eating even light food caus
cd me few months since. ,,.. ,,,f.,.t,. s...,..
believe this medicine to be good and effective in
those discasesOt tho stomach for which itis recon
mcndcd. write this without the knowledge OF
DR.. Roback or any one concerned, and do il first ol
all for the good Of those suffering from indigestion
and its kindred results. rEEt-LL a.l.t q
H,l,,.tl ~, ~ & MINISTER.
We know the writer Of the above, and that he u
what he Processes to bc-a minister aud gentle
man Of truth.-Joufndl and Messenger.
See Advertisement. sfa 30d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

If unfortunately you find yourself riding
tho devil of anger, you had better ride the
brute half dead Stillhe fall Hdown, that YOU
may not have to mount him again for q
quarter Of year, HYg E80D .TfHlfW
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

In acconiancc with the appeal Of eur patrioiic
GoFepon John Drcugh, TO give ioihc fsmili~ OF
Our brave soldiers in the field, q Thanksgiving
Donation, the following sums were donated By our
tftiscns fok hAt u,rrfdSe lNfA - ~ ~ ,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
Death Sentence. \,

Henry Ducoln, convicted by the Lueas County
eonrt Of murder in the first degree. was, on Mon
day last senieRcedso be hung OulPridAys the 2Oth
Ut Jaanary next. 7f 81 i.n Honii7F ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Attorney General I3atos las resigned his
place iu tho Cabinet, aud his rosgnation
has been accepted. n His successor is not
named. Mr. Bates win leave for his
homo in Missouri in couple of weeks
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
J T'hanksglvIng Day.

~ The various congregations Of Perryshnrg assem-
bst at the Presbyterian Church, at IOt5 O'Clock on
81 Thursday last. The discourse was delivered by
Rev. q. A. Adams, and was listened to with mark
red attention. 'i-s syfb r5ia EoT1TWAU TCY
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

The Fl;h,,laIplia Age says thlt Mr.. lin
coin. INC 'erdid receive tIlelfrcc, umbought
suffrhgds'' dfR.hilj6rity Ufsfiie pey,,le of
the fec States. Nell. ifa hlajori,y Of 500
900 WON'T more han cover Moi votes forced
and purchased for NJ, Lino#ln. it is ceftain
that ho rocejvei' ali imme1so IN iority of
all who can read and write, while oiily one
out OF seventy-tiye who voteii for Lincoln
wereeshns ignorant.- G,isetfe. gs.s
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

.na aKuykentlalls th6 Union candidate for
Poiigress IN tho Thirteenth, the extreme
southern Egyptian, District Of Illinois, was
elected by 92G majority, Iloi had two
0oplpeutors, the principal Of whom was
The notorious Copperhosd. Allen,,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

oopnEcrEp wrExLrpYr.n.NillrnAco.
TO CONsIrNIPTIYEs.

Consump,ive sufferers tWiN receive a vateabiC
prescription for tho cure " Consumption, Asthma,
ltonohi6s, anil all throat and buug afctrus, iroe
of chstfek by shhiing tieir AAdrOss " ROSsi Ed.
WARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Nav York. 2am
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Three hunlred citizens Of Tennessee and
AbssissiPiar,li9 hadlconis iuta Memphis
ostensibly to sell cotton. were arrested IN
NAT city on AIohdhy II last weeE5i 'JTahy
Of tlem proved 10 be robtl soldiers, aud
some OF tlIenlQlliccrs, v6ss, ~. .-,-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
ACCOMMODATION
rimn nf CInsinr nIniis
wood county ofnc,al Direc,ory.
IrprcIAEy oPrIoERs.

Aicx. q. Latty. Judge OF Court Of Common Pleas.
Il fuller. ...............J Judge 81 Probate Court
4 w Knagys.....,.........Cl Of the Courts.
George strain ........... Prosecuting Attorney
rho Probate Judge viii attend TO business connected
With his Office. Wednesday and Thursday oteach week
COUNTY oFFIOERs.
Gco. y. Parsons. .......,,........ .County Auht"t'
dah,rC Wander. -. .TrcAsurer.
Aahriel n. Gayer. 'Shcr'u'
RvtvanuS Hatch ..........,......-.....Rc Recorder.
N.,hsr W Minton................ Surveyor.
4, n p.Ird .,,,,,...... .,,.. Coroner.
waitsrDsvilson,f n n-t OK
Addison Lansdale,S ..'.''..'''' COMMISSIONER
fGoorge W. Uul. -
eft. W. wondNury3 " ~ XLL-
.D.A. IVORY, { .,'.r,'..s' 'schooi kNain'ho'A
g BrARttsRaugor, "@'tts ~ - ~ -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
CAAnge OffRatG;,

In cOnseaucnce Of tho unprecedented advance
in price df everything used in the publication af a
paper, the Undersigned. publishers. OF tho jlood
C,qa,y Independent and Pcrrysburg Journal, have
found it necessary to make nm advance in their
rates Of Advertising and job Work. Hereafter ad-
vertisenents will be inserted at tue following rates
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

An irish orator, in'a recent speech, made
the following capital parody on col tain we'll
known lines by his conntryman, Tom
Fhc fool that is guided never hirbors doubt,
But as truly is gulcd tn the close,
AS bull ifyoihQncc set n ringthrOugh his snout
Ever after is led by the nose.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

A western editor, in directing attention
to All ARTICLE against the uso of arden
spirits, on one of the outside pages of hit
Paper, says, For ihe, elect Of intemper
ance, see our otltspIc,"qsisa .1,iiqf.e.1s,l
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

3 Mira Joshua X. Giddin@5 died at JeIer-
son, AsLtabula county, o., on the 10Th inst
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

The space occupied by ten lies, or Less of this
sized type counts one square. - Htt- sA
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, ,'MrsT nv PAID IN ADV ANCE. p 2 si'-
Persons VIII invariably find the same price
charged at eaehiolce for advertising and job work
Il. A. lITGGINS, Publisher bsiepqROsAt.
,vs w., sFH,r s. 1CII AP IN, Publisher Journal,
syo PsrgySbprg, Sept, 20, lS6i., I....,t.r,,.r
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Tho Principal Companies making Sewing Ma
chimes sre Wheeler 4 Wilson, ]. NJ. Singer 4 Co.
and Grover & Baker. Of .he Machines made there
wdrc sold during the year last reported'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
A NAIsIs NO INYALIns

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as Missionary, ,diseovsred a safe aud simple rom
Oly Tor thc cure ofncryous weakness, Early Decay
Diseases ofthe Urinary and seminal Organs, and
tho Nvhulc train Of disorlers brought on by banefl
and vicious hasiisg Great norpllCrS have already
l,rcri cured l,y this nobc remedy. Prompted by a
desirS 10 benefit the afflicted and unforlmaio, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this med
Icinc, in scaled envelope TO any who needs IL
Fro of Ciift6tss 10 aHRo1h 9gai1GRft q
Please enclose stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address
23ms -... J0SEPI T, lNMAN,
,tl Station d. Biblc House. New York City.
DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LIN
IMENT.-Pmt bottles at fifty cents each, for
la,ncncss, outs, gals, cclc, sprains &c. wartSnt-
cd cheaper than any other. II is used Ey all tue
great IIogsemen onA Long, Islsrd -cowscs, j
will not cure ring bone nor spatiu, as there Is
no linimcnt In existence that will. What 1t Is
stated to cure II positively does, No owner ui
horses will be without after trying one battle
One dose rcvives and often saves tho life OF AT
| ovcr-hcatdd or driven horse For collie and belly
achc il has mover failed. just sure rs the sun
| rises, lust so sure is this vAiube Lnmcut to bC
the Horse embrocatiop Of the day. Sold by AZ
druggists 0nicc, So Corllandt Street New-York
'41""i H5 27d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30
cLAEK's COB ToRATlvr

-H.1g o. b0a sGsla1 Ir.,t a4sa psy sf5l q
cLAEK.s COB ToRATIvE, yino iou ,asi
se'Fs'sd ;" is4- olsestores the Co'or
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
-----RrAdicates DandruT
CLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Z43M0Ts 70 q QFromotey It's Grow
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling of
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
! iA.L9,LI Aaa Z lIsan aheqplled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
10 good for Children.
it4H ..art 4l 1@1 Fhu aaf u onod Ca Todo,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Ia good for Old People.
CL ARKs RESToR ATiVE,
Is perfectly Harmless,
CLARK K'SfR REsToR ATIYE,s slM gSangyg I
Contains no Oil.
CLAREs RESTORATIVE, I
CLARK's RESTORATIVE la' aifff h''V ~
Beauties the Hair
CLARKs, RESTORATIVE,
- 30 u Il splentid for Whiskers.
CLARK'5 RES EsroRATIvE,
Keeps the II lr in its Place.
oLARKS SREsroRAFivE, .iIals alsdsW
Cures Nervous Headache.
'CEARRs REsr0RATlyE. E1'5 a7Ta--,1i1fJ
'oL1RRs s RESTORATIVE. .
rg.fs q, ,.fa S,ons Ischipg and Burning.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Oh lRk,S REsfoRATiSE. FitSE%@SP'
Contains no Sediment,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CoDtains no Gum.
t[SREs FEsr9hAVIFE. ITI)S[ 4
Polishes your Hair.
cLARE's RESTORATIVE .,,,...,, \
'.'''i e. sS-''' - Prep ,fes yoa for Parties,
cLARK'S RE:SSoTRATIEE. 81 ID, asi. ~.
oLsRKs RESTORATIVE Dlu asa
All Ladies' need H.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, y
NJ L,dy will do without Il.
CLARk,sl RE II sToRATkyEs 4passlor~N
C'sis but al.
Ia Sold by Druggists aud Deaters every where.
Price. 81 por bo'tlo.-G bottles for IS.
o3 , HIIIiM y pLA9K & co. =
PROPRiErORs ~
D. 8, BARSGsaG ca, n, X, esnsrsl,ts'.
4Seowly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

Tho Charleston Mercury learns, on good
authority that there are upwards of 1900
skulkers belnnging to the rebel army, in
SOuth CarQlllEl. n IL - -. 49, !. n :
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

IN an SM ON IL
! sqr, IEs2 Sol 50 5orT 81 50 SO 90 $40 90
. do. 7 8 5osi 80 90 / . 90 ~ 90
s do. 80 II 90 0 90 III 90 "A 90
4 do. 4 6 90 q s 80 / 10 so Ils 90 4 II 90
i4col.2 90 u 90 IS 90 20 90 20 90
X do ITO 90 "A 90 II 90 20 90 ~ 90
n do. Is 90 22 90 26 90 81 90 | 100
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

A western editor, in directing attention
TO All article against the uso of ardent
sprits, on one of the outside pages of his
! paper, says: For the. elect Of intemper-
4 ance, see our outsidc,"qs .aojiqf.e.f.J Z
+ Tho Charleston Mercury Ical4s on good
! authority that there are upwards of 1900
\ skulkers belonging to the rebel army, in
South Carolina. b. so,- ,,i,vg. "a p
tins 1t appears that Old Abe did lris best to
ruin Mcclellan 8 last campaign. Ho would
\ not allow him reillfOrceInehts enough, even
''o'' '''s .onlps. =. .....sI DDS lias.a.f
The man who popped the question, by
starlight, got his lady b consent in atwink.
Niing. ,-tas2 re D. fIisa1 80 81 .a4o'aTu3 i8
Capt. WinslOwhas boon presented with
SILVER service by The citizeDs Of RoSbury,
s4sSs'rrEo ~ u. z. - 4 b gIrs ,TAu
10 The Philadelphia friends of the late Gen.
BnneyehaHe raised $32 900 for The benefit
liof iiis widow and children ae'iaaiia ai 10
ff'na ~ ~ u -h----S-.s .-ss---- -- -azsssa.i1i =
y y, ,TIGlfTSEss OF THE CHEST. We snec,e,
a light, lthinssbaFp, ichorbus mater eomcs from
our ,swe have beayinoss Of the head great d,,-
preston OF the chest, come tghtness, and little
Tenderness in the region oftAe lungs Now, atten-
ton must pe giEsnto his state facts, or nnah-
nation OF the lungs, or congestion may take place
aud death may be with ps before We are aware. :.
bRANDEFHs PILLs, say two ,fonr, OF siN, accord
ing 10 age, ser and condition. must taken They
must purge very freely, drink warm drinks while
the iever lasfs and diet oat plen Of good In
dian meal Cruel or chicken broth, with plenty Of
nosiniA. By this aoatmeht ,oB lie sec6ad o. hrrd
day thedisease will be cured. This complaint a
going the rodnds, ast&Rf befolI5wcd by dysentsry
aud diaErl'ea, but tley will be eured by is same
.pTOeshasls, The wisd viii dave Brahdethb Pins
where they can be easily laid oidon, md BY TAKE
ing them by the directions, safety ant health win
follow.s dSsldby PeeK 4 IAaIlFos, aadihy all re
spectacle dealefsia incdiedts. igal
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

''s sltappoars that Old Abe did Ifis best to
ruin Mcclellan 3 last campaign Ho would
not allow hun. reiIlfoTcemehts enough, even
fronlthe tombs, .,ir,s1i.I gf',sg, P,.'...
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-30

The man who popped the question by
starlight, got his lady d consent in a twink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22

persisted in the enforcement of the draft last
year, the idea of resistance weuld have been
squelched ere this.
Gen. Fisk has created great excitement among
the rebel sympathsers in Shelby and Monroe
counties by levying an assessment Of $40, 600
on the two counties to pay for the damage done
to the Hannibal & ST. Joseph railroad last
month. The rebels in Monroe are very wrathy
on the subject, but as the county is one OF the
worst in It's love for secession in the State, the
winnings of the Monroe rebels will have very
little weight at Headquarters.
Gen. Rosecrans has dismissed from service
Liout. j. n. Coitrin Of the 18th Illinois, (hund-
red-days men), stationed at ROlla, for forging
the signature of private in the regiment to
letter denOuncing the war. and sending the same
for publication to the Chicago Times. The Gull
prit allowed the soldier, whose name he forged,
to be placed in the guard-house aud suffer sew
eral days imprisonment, and was only discover
ed by accident.
Political matters are perfectly stasnant. The
issue of the Chicago Convention is waited Tor
with general interest.
1t was reported few days since that General
Fremont would arrive in this city before the
close of the present week, but the matter has
already passed from the public mind.
The weather. turned cool last night. Yester-
day cnoon) the Mercury stood at go; today it
vas only go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
VIZ. Chnse and the Csnsressional Nomins-
ton.
From the Clns,nnsti Gazette.


1t Is proper that the position of Mr.. Chase, IN
regard 10 the Congressional nomination In the First
District should bc correctly understood, lest it
nj ,ht bc supposed that he countensrced the course
of sAv Commercial which makes his defeat pretext
Tor supporting u copperhcad candidate To this end
the following extracts from private letters written
BY Mr.. Chase, before 10 heard Of the action of tho
Convention, are given. These extracts clearly show
that the uSo OF his nane in the Convention was I'm.
authorized.
Under date Of the 81 inst, writing from Nahsnt,
Mr.. Chase writes:
ON very sorry that any gentleman has been 70.
quested TO give way THAI ny nane might DO presented
AID hope that my telegram II not my letter may reach
you In time TO prevent any embarrassment uDpeas-
ant feeling In consequence OF IL, In consequence OF
tho position i originally took. and to which must
adhere
On the 5th instant he again wrote az follows:
cannot help feeling sorry tina. my friends In Cnc!n
natl thought best 70 bring my into the canvass
for nomination, when tho names Of MILESTONE and
Eggeston. and perhaps othsrs werc already under
consideration Had both these gentlemen in Difference
70 the pnblc interests and from friendship TO me-.
thought 1T to unite Ia submitting my name should
have felt grafed aud bonored BY the nomination hut
II Is worry dstoste 10 me 10 be put In competition WITH
any Of orr friends who wish a sect which has no AZ.
traction for me; and had been ews-s II was IN CON-
temptation should certainly have put avsto upon It,
The public may soon expect letter from Mr..
Chase IN favor Of the election of the Union nominee
Hts influence viii be used promptly and fully in
Mr.. Eggleston's election, and tho people should
understand that any representations 20 the con.
irary, mlsrepTeseRt and do great injustice 10 M
lihase,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22

ora MN nearly north and south, or up and dosa
through tho land Even II we could and would pund
Chinese wall over our mountains, we could nev0
extend II across the mighty Mississippi which pesm
tho commerce of vast region, surprising al OF
Fu-ons s,cent Russia. God made US forone nation.
He has given US three million Of square miles
the best land on the earth. have seen tho oess@
America, Europe, Asia and Africa and thank'alV
declare that country surpasses oil others ID "s'a
raj advantages Of climate and SOIL rivers, lakes siu
mines. Rocky Palestine, with its rude husDaadV
and without single safe harbor on Its whole coas'
supported five millions of people on fifteen thousSoo
souare miles of land Now with our vast commerce,
ON, e,tensiye manufactures, our immense resources
in mines. and our improved agriculture, we cahsa
mort Two thousand millions of healthy, happy peopas
between the Lakes and the Gulf and the Atlantic aso
the Pacific.
At present our currency Is inflated, owing to the
fac.that many of the banks persist IN issuing more
bills to supply the demand for speculation, ana 'aas
nrces rise But prices have lately doubled IN lndis,
owing 10 the superabundnDce Of specie sent tnefe 70
buy cotton; and Spain once became nearly Danx9
runt through specuaons caused by the giu1 Oh sot0
and silver imported from her American coioniesI
C;rcst Britain has national debt of four thousand
millions of dollars, though her European dominions
arc not equal in extent to tho bali OF our Mnsis
STATE Of Texas. When We were but three millions
of poor colonists We fought seven years for hbert
or ayrr will cost, we can now fight seven years,
necessary, for the Union which, BY Gods blessing
shall extend and perpetuate full freedom to al t6e
myrads of millions who shall people our ferhie
country.
for oil. jeff Davis with the proverbial gasconade
fof the Gaseous whose South Carolina descendants
began this most internal rebellion, may choose m
dependence or determination" for himself, because
be would lose prestige and power BY. returning 70
obedience, Davis and tho other leaders In TIE
Southern uadness will soon run the blockade at the
convenient port Of Wilmington, and leave th1
Southern people 20 return to the Union, which wan
secure permanent peace and unprecedented pros
perity to our suffering nation. W. ". ".
Philsdelphis, Augus, 18th, lssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-22
Frou Our Special corresprnisn,.

Erotl Our Special COnssppHisa'-
LONDON, Aug. 6, 1861.
JfIvcrc to confine myself TO tho prominent
tonic Of the week, should write only of The hot
weather and produce IN involuntary plaglnri7a-
ton Of the opening chapter Of Dickens " Lizzie
Dorlit." We talk about il more than anything
else. indeed there is general dear.h Of other
than atmospheric intelligence with Parliament
prorogacd. the Danish difficulty ~ an end, and
editor, Of daily papers compelled 10 thrcsh out
the barrenest journalistic straw and stubGio for
The lsnguil appctites Of the csrnivoroua public,
what should interest W beyond the state Of the
ihcrmomoter2 How much lsrgcr arc VIC 70 80
IN without rain Is a question presenting iiseli
10 everybody in town aud eat of it. /, whoha'e
voyaged 10 the Ultima Male Of Dixie, who hayo
soogrned in July and August on the coast OF
south Carolina, have come TO believe in an
English summer. Ii is really creditablJ warm
what New Yorker N ght be justified in cali
ing sultfy-what BritOn denomiGa,es cp-
presirely hot. John Bah has Como about for
ouiie six weeks without his usual inseparable
companion, an umbrrlIa-vhereiore por.pre,
and rejoice, and Ike it.
en- afraid, however, that the weather viii
prove an expensive luxury. Tho almost uniTer-
sal drouth prevails throughout tho country,
"thc ground indeed. is tawny," as Prosperos
Island appeared to the jaundced eye of his ras'
cally brother. The cattle on n thousand hills
browse on the hedges ard treesfor lack of grass,
ponds have dried up into muddy puddles, and
The corn has been scorched rather than ripened
for the harvest.
1--WE are suffering" II quote from the Idcgrdpe)
from Gil almost uno1ampled dryness. July has
come and gone with twonty-sl1 fierce and glazing
days and five dull ones, during which tho little rain
that fell was not enough 20 lay The dust Nearly
oil the counties complain OF the same weather.
Devonshire and Cornwall, usually damp enough,
are parchcd; Yorkshire taps the weather-glass and
prays for rain; Suffolk and Norfolk have had little,
but ash for great doal more Essex is burnt up
and Kent is feeding bulocks upon hay and
oilcake when there should be plenty OF green
food. Every sort Of evil is spoken Of the red gum
:. in the wheat on the East Coast; growing crops