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, 1865-03-08

Paper Hane1nss, Painting, Calcimining and
Glazing. st r. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.
fe19-E -E332-1m
, 1865-03-08

Our New Machine Slk.-Just received.
me1t GEO. r. cH1rIEspEE & KoQN,
General Apcnte, 1OG Lake street. Ch1caEo.
, 1865-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

ErrfnE KVomanss Refu.e.-Thc Board
Of Managers OF the Refuge Will hold their first
meeting under the charter, On Saturday, March
9Th. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. at the rooms Of the Y.
ii. Christian Association. All members Of the
Board are requested to be present, as the election
Of officers and other important business will come
before the meeting. Mrs. ". ". ErARTs,
Mrs. S. F. NoRcnoss.
- ID be, or not to b<-thdt's the question.''
Whether to suffer with pental auguteh,
Feyerish lips, CRACKING pains, dyspepnc asoniea.
And name1ess bodily suffering,
From want Of ucrre sud unfoundcd prejudice,
Or, whether With sudden dash,
Jump Into the general current
Seize bottle Of PLANTATION B1T7ERs,
And, ae Gunther sWeare, be myself man a.Alnf
Three months it ls since thus thought
And spoke, with faith exceeding wesk.
Bnt Gunther said my eyes were salow,
My ytsage haggatd. my breath tremendous bad
Ay diEpoflti0n uoub1eaome-fn fact
He gently htnted YVES fast becoming
Cutie nuisance, and strongly tnsfsted-
And 1t was thus reluctantly yielded.
Four bottles now beneath my vest have disap-
Friends say changed man uow is Jones.
Ny tood has relish, my appetite is keen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant and
Nine pounds. avoifdupois, Is added to my weight.
4 gentle hint followed before too late
Qnite grsfgng to the tailor, as well as Dr.. Drake.
IplelnSH3-1t
, 1865-03-08

From the N. o. Crescent-l
"D1, JAxEs,-Of all the medical practitioners
who bare chosenn epeci.l class of human ailments
for their study. we know Of no one who has be-
come more unifo1 uly auecesa!al, or who has been
more justly celebrated sh1n Dr. James, whose
apartments ara at No. 81 Custom House street.
Years aso, with full practical knowledge Of med:
tcine in general he singled one OF those hydra. Of
human inarmisy, which general practitioners so
rarely cope With successfully, and. BY assiduous
etudy, pe1sererinK research Into the rcrnoteet
renealia Of this parucu!a. branch Of his science.
and the most caEetnl and extended practice, he
made himself the Hercules Of the hydra, and thou
sands Of both sexes, tn all parts OF the world now
know him, or remember MIN With the Eincere.t
gratitude, for Dr.. James celebrity is not confined
States, but cxists throughout Europe. As gen.
eral thing, be Is tnfalIlble. and those who may
come within the raugc Of his treatment may cali
upon him, NOT only with the hope. but With
the assurance OF being restored to health and hap
piness."
DR.. James cures and entirely esadicates syphilis
With neutratzeT.
Spe1matorrhea and tnpotency streated and radi-
cal1y cured With an 1nfalltble method saving tins
and expense. ..
Or. jame.' Office md parlors are at Sc Randolph
etreet Ten separate rooms, and all consultations
confidential. mche.m55t1t
, 1865-03-08

What the Hon ]. o. Nixon, editor and pro
James. formerly me- Of Jsmss' % Locs HosD,tsI, cus,om
Houqe street, New Orleans, L., established
n 1850, and now o! So Randolph etrect, Chicago,
Itfinnfa. -
, 1865-03-08

SurERv1sons.-our report OF proceedings Of
thc Board Of Supervisors yesterday will be found
on the third page
, 1865-03-08
Un Ffaf.

ITO RENTAL Harlem-Hotel,
Il 6tore aEd two Dwellings, On The r oat Travelled
thorcuei1n1c ons CT Ch1esgos I'VE InteS ron e!tT.
Ii 8, QEEK. No, as South Clark strc-t.
, 1865-03-08

TOR SALE-800 acres OF Farm
l. Land, Is ul1es ftom Chicago, On c. B. & O. E. z,
one nhe from station: So acres Two miles zom a
coed en'lyAtinn With good bulldln7s AID tuir fees
TIE 500 ceres will be sold N quantities to sut p1r-
street, fel4h353 ~
, 1865-03-08

POCKET r1cKp.-James Whipple, Of rco.ia,
had bis pocket picked at McVlckc1's Thcatcs on
Monday night Of his wallet containing valuable
papers. SO 1910 United 6tatcs bond and SIS In
1tSc1rr
, 1865-03-08

w ProI. Eoa Vesaes' diamond props. = ne7sZ.
sai1n:: SAL harmless Etme1y Tor Il: CestE1cnon3 lok
lrEeglia.ls,es- Ali Earztad !adtea WIN ma soiA
erer3 Instance. and tnvited to te2d rcd tacp x
crcu ar two dctl6z1 ana cat-ter for oetee, "a
Drawer Eat5l. CnlesKo. I'nets. For sAo. wholeasss
and n tail; b. E. +. BALL CO.. 0fu3ghI LIZ
South Ciazk su-et. ts-+ssId8
, 1865-03-08

HoEons TO TIE DEAD.-The police stations
and engine houses were, yes.e .erday, drarcd in
mourning. 10 token o.; respect for the late Super
infcudent Of Police. The da1s In the city were
nlso ut half mast.
, 1865-03-08

MusEun MATlKEE.-At the Museum this a!te1-
noon will be given the ep1sud::sa- comedy entitled
:. Evezybody's Friend" and the roaring farce
AZ Fashionable LlFc." Tonight /. the last repre-
sentauon OF tho Itcke:-ofLcnve M1n.' "Cau,-
i.le'' 10 underlined for Thursday night.
, 1865-03-08

TOR SALE-Inx VIII county,
IL eight miles from Joliet, niee little farm Of 81
acsee. well improved comfortab1e buildings, in ae
neig,bt rhcod. Price q coo. Inquire OF 3. B CHAM
Be KS Chicago. Room 3. Telegraph Building. corner
Ct l AXE and Clark SIS. DhTm6T1%t
, 1865-03-08

TOR EALE-In Hampton, Rock
l. Island county, Il1,a Steam FIGURING Mill, en-
s1ne 20 hosss pawsE p rods isom Rsto ID sss;oa.
convenient to Goa. and timber, Also. good Saw
hi' sIl In good order. G!il be eold cheap Inquire
on premises, or OF p. z. PEARS0N8, lis E md lph
II Chicago, Dox 34f17, lnh3.n7S710t
, 1865-03-08

TOR SALE-A Rare Chance.
II The Dcre House IN Lois. H.. on the III; Cen II,
Is mites Eopth Of Chicago. = Eoous, good sta oe4
and good sheda. good repair, Koou business good
shaIee. Fun ttare and hoose can b. had for s5o.o
Etll be taken. 4pply the preEnlseI. or to D. &.
PFARSnNS, 11S Randolph street, Chicago.
, 1865-03-08

FOR SALE-90 Acre Farm, %
L. miles tsom Chicago. With good House md Barn,
well fenced. good orehard vel Eatesea: Ten acEss
Acre Farm, 81 miles from Ch.aGo, good house, b5tn,
and g1anefy-btnring orchard: excellent land, $x7H
per 8cte. CLAFLlN q FAT, 63 Clatk st.
mh2mA9l1t
, 1865-03-08

NEWsEoTB' CoEcEnr.-The Concert in aid Of
the treasury Of. the sNcwsboys' Association, at
Bryan Hall, last evening, WIS largely attended.
and realized respectable sum.
, 1865-03-08

i.., j..
, 1865-03-08

Camp Douglass Artillery;
Batteries A and 3 Chicago Light Artillery:
Dearborn Light Artillery;
Fircmcn Benevolent Association:
Fire Department;
Board Of Supervisors
Mayor and Common Couacil:
Band.
, 1865-03-08

K1LLEp.-A 6cotchnau, named Charles Craielc,
was, last evening, run orer by the cars o! the
Burlington Road, in the West Division, and in
stantly Killed. The Coroner will hold m inquest
fp-Eat.
, 1865-03-08

ment-a new organization, eight hundred and 6Ity
Etrons-passcd through the city yesterday on its
why to Nashville. The regimcnt fs under the
command OF Col. F. S. Lowell. Of Madison; they
Ale fine body Of men.
, 1865-03-08
Real W8tate==Wountrp,

TOR SALE-Far1ns in Illinois
= II Tho towns Of Worth, Thornton. Leyten; rso-
county; 166 acres IN Kendall county; Bso acres tn
Champagne county; ~ acres IN Lssa,le connt{: u
a,aw county. In lichigan-l20 acrss Timber land IN
Saginaw cosnty Apply to JOHN. Il. 8. .1GK, 10.
, 1865-03-08

IERsosAL--T. B. Brown, Esq, ]. r., LEFT ;the
city yesterday for Cincinnati. to testify In the
conspiracy case. BE. has been subpenaed by the
defence,
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STATE or Onto, ESrcurivs DEr'r,

STATE oF Onto, ENECUTlvE DEP'r !
CoLUMnrs, May ?. 1868
In view OF the alllictions of Divine Provi.
denco upon the Nation. the President of the
unitod States has designated Thursday. the
LIST of June next, Ms n day OF humiliation and
mourning and recommended that our
people on that day, in their respective
places OF worship, mito ih solemn service
TO Almighty God, IN memory Of the good
man who has bceu removed, so that all shall
ho occupied at the same time in contcmph
ton of his virtues, aud sorrow for his sud.
don and violent end"
Fully concurring with his Excellcncy, the
President, in this measure, do recommend
20 the people OF the State OF Ohio united
and solemn observance of the same that
all places of business be closed, aud that
the day ho observed asa Sahb'th of the
Nation that all our people unite not only
in humiliation before the Lord, and contem.
platioa OF the serviccs.aud virtues Of the
great and good man who has been taken
away from us, but in earnest prayer that
Almighty God will sanctify this great aillic.
ton to us rs a nation and people that In
His wise Providence lie will rule all things
for our good and that lie will strengthen
and guido our present rulers, aud ehdow
them with wisdom 60 conduct the Nation Il
peace and unity again,
In Witness whereof, | have hcreUnto sci
my hand the day aud year first above writ
ten, JOHN BROUGH.
i}y the Governor
I. A. MARBLE, Private Scc'y,
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candidate for RepresCntatIve,


En- JouRsAL A. tho time is approach.
ing whom nominations Of candidates to be
supporlod al The Full elections will be
made 7 desire Through tho columns Of the
JouuYAt, TO cxptess The preference Of many
Union men Tor S. l.. Boughtcn, Esq oi
Bowling Greep, as candidate for our Rep
reson,ative IN the next Legislature.
Al the Representative Convention, held
ut klmore, in 1863, Mr.. Boughton had
many friends who urged his nomination at
that timo but as the citizens Of Ottawa
county claimed the right 10 name the nomi
incc, by virtue Of an agreement made At
the previous Convention, he promptly with.
drew his name, and moved that Mr. Ryder
bo nominated by acolamatiou, which was
done. But at the same time there was an
understanding between the D,ltsatcs from
both Ottawa aud Wood counties, that
tho next torn Mr. Boughton should havo'
their cordiul support.
Such being tho caac, bcli,vc il 10 be
only just tln,t he he selected az our candi.
date for Representative, at The coming clcc.
ton. Ol course, a promise OF this kind
ihon made, would not necessarily bc bind.
ing on the coming Convention. il botter
or moro available candidate could bc so-
looted. Wood county s evidently entitled
to tho next candidate aud although there
arc many Of our citizens who would I'll The
office with honor to themselves and tho
District, II IL tho bolicf of many that no
ono can do 40 more onsulualy than MIR.
Bougl ton. As an earnest and able advo.
cate of the Uuion cause, ho is well k"owi
throughout the county. Ills influence and
his voice lave ever boon found on the side
Of loyalty to tho Union aud. all dcmands
upon his purse, loI means to aid the cause
both at home aud in tho liold, have been
libcrilly responded to.
Let the Union men of the county think Of
this matter, and unless a moro worthy and
available candidate can be found which
believe cannot bu dome let us honor our.
solvcs aud an esteemed folow.citizon, by
making Mr.. Boughton our next candidate
for representative in tho Legislature.
UNION.
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TIE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATI.
SEW ARD

The newspaper accounts respecting the
attempts 10 assassinate Secretary Seward
are generally incorrect Payne, the assassin
only had an opportunity to strike one blow
at Mr., Seward, who was ut that moment
sitting up in bed. The knifc strnok tho
swelling over tho fractarcd iIw aud did
not touch tho throat, At that instant, Rob.
insop, the nurse, olutohed Payne from DO,
hind, and did not for moment let so his
hol |, although stabbed four timos. MIR
Seward rolloj. of on tho floor, ioignin!;
death, 10 Mr. Robinson he owes his life
This heroic soldier is ia the hospital a,
Washington, and is doing VIII, though very
badly wounded.
Mr. Seward has now so far recovered
that he dictates tho foreign dispatche5 to
Hunter.
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VAIIDICToRY

Siuvc the last is'no ol thia paper, 7 have
disposed or tho piIiuu 10 +. ]. Oblmgcr,
Esq and With tho present number, my
UOuuoetion with tho JouRNAb ceases Gus
tom, thcfcioru makes II NY duly TO offer a
few words Of Cons ,lOtou' TO my patrons,
that they miy bc able TO accept tho "Lc-
rcaycmcni' which this announcement con-
ycys, with that quiet resignation aud for.
timde which has 40 often distinguished
them when greater caldmitios have fallen
to tlicir hot
itaaords mo anything but pleasure to
say "Ndieu" TO frieudR who lavo proved
80 true and faithful, personally and polil.
Ically, as have the Union mcu of Wood
county, during my residence OF nearly three
Years among them. And, although aware
that withp, that time many arliclcs bavo
oppcarcdtiu the JouRNAL which have not
aud perhaps @oHM Rot lravo met tho ap.
rrovald all, ieel confident that each
lnion mau in the county las been carncst
ly laboring, to the best of his ability, loi
the accomplishment of IhoSo objects nc
dear TO every loyal citizen tho supprcs
Si"n Of the rebellion, aud tho compct,
restoration Of tho authority Of our Govern
mont Throughout tho territory Of tho Uni
ted Statcs
Through the valor lnl suncrngs Of our
Eolliors, the long desired goal of honorahl,
and enduring Peace has b, on nearly roach
ed, and Will contemplating tho return ol
our brave defenders TO their homes, il
must be n source Of corglatulaiion tha
with the clash OF arms the strilc, blcker
lMg and bitterness which during few
years past has existed among the Union
mcn OF this county aud District, has ceased
and that now there exists in Jtict as wol
as IN n1p,e, true "Union party'--devotet
not TO tho welfare orany man or set ofmen
hut determined, by all honorable means, tt
support such men and measures an pron
isc TO conduce most to the common wen
of our country and the welfare ofour cit
Zcns.
To say that during my llbors in Woot
county have committed errors ia hut ;,
almit that ! am human; It, however, afford,
mo pleasure to believe that the readers o
tho JOURNAL will ascribo whatever OF
Wrong has appeared in its columns, rathc,
10 errors Of Judgement than to bascucss oI
heart And whatever Of prosperity or al
vcrsity the unknown Future may have i,
et,,o fs., mo I .hall ,,.o,. a.
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THE ONO MoNUMENT FUND.
An Appeal TO the People of Ohio.

The State of Ohio honorcd Abraham
Lincoln MS Chief Magistrate, and loved him
as u man that honor aud that love wore
deserving of a permanent record bad he
boon permitted to reap with us the full
liuition of his lahors Of the past four years;
they arc infinitely more so now that he has
been struck down IN his career of uRoful.
ucns Ivy the ruthless haud of the assassin
struck down as the representative of civil
liberty and free government. Such n re.
cord it is proposed to mako IN enduring
marble, fashioned by the band of Art, and
erected in the beautiful Capital of our
proud Commonwealth; aud which shall
speak to every bcholder our appreciation
OF his lofty virtues and his uncxamplcd
public survi ccs, which shall to all future
time incito an emulation of those virtues
aud those scrvices, aud whiua shall speak
To each generation the int, lligent approcia
ton 10y "a froc people OF unsclish ambition
aud unsulIied patriotism.
Soldiers of tho Union armies When
Abraham lincoln was struck down ny the
assassin tho stroke was aimed at you; the
blow aimed at his life WAS directed at the
same timo at the llio OF the nation, for the
preservation of which you have barred your
hrcastH 10 the storms of wal during the
luur weary years OF his Administration.
lie has fallen in tho hour of your triumph,
n martyr to the principles for which You
have fought. Shall not Ohio, pre-eminont
in tho field and the Cabinet, be the first to
give durable expression to the gratitude
which not only our States, but the nation,
aud the friends of Liberty everywhere,
cherishrs for tho memory of this illustrious
son of the West? We know full well what
your response will be.
Nor are the brave mcn Of Ohio, who have
fallen in defense of the nation, to be for.
gotten, II has been decided to erect to
their memory monument in tho Capitol
grounds, aud the memorial to thoir m.lon
Commander.iu.C Chict, at the same time. 1t
must he shown that their services, aud
sacrifices so bravoly aud >glnriously made
are foudly and proudly cherished by those
who survive aud those who come aftol
them.
People of 0hin, we ask for these pur.
poses your generous contributions.
WM. HENRY SMITH,
Secretary ofStnte.
G. V0LNEY DORSEY,
Treasurer OF State.
J. J. J.JANNEY,
Secretary Of FIX. Com.
On behalf OF Executive Cominittoe q
Ohio Monumental Association.
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Wool County Lands for Sale.

ON FRIDAY, the 9th day of June next, there
" will be offered for sale, at the door of the
Court House in PerTysburg, to the highest respoh-
sible bidder the following described lands, in Sec
ton Nine lS), Center township, Wood county,
Ohio: -
The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
Of Section ., Town north, Range III east-l0
acres. .tt -.a f.
The northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter of Section ., Town north, range II east-4O
acres.
The southwest quarter Of ihe northwest quarter
of Section ., Town North, Rauge IL esst-4O
acres.
The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
Of Section ., Town north, Range IL east 40
acres.
The northeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of Section ?, Town north, Range III east
40 acres.
The northwest quarter Of The southwest guar
ter OF Section ., Town north, Range IL east
90 acres.
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter .d Section ., Town porsbi Range II east
40 acres.
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of Section ., Town north, Range IL east
40 acres,
1t viii be seId in tracts Of 90 acres. as above
described
Terms One third down, and The balance in two
annual instAllments, Of equal amount, with an
nual interest thereon, secured by mortgage On the
land.
Sale tO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order Of the County Commissioners
GE0. N. PARSONS, COaAty Auditor.
Auditors Of6os, Woad CO., o.
PerrysbuTg, April IL, 1895, Slh
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souOOL LAND ron SALE.

TTIIE undersigned will otter for sale at public
l auction, at the door OF the Court House, in
PerrysbuTg, Wuod county, Ohio, or
TUESDAY, the 23l day Of May, 1865,
Between the huurs of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and 3
o'clock T, NJ, lot number Ten (lO), Section num-
Der 10. Town number 5 north, Range 10 east,
(Plain township), appraised as follows, to-wit;
~ AttSS.--r- v aiue. S5Vo
Terms One. twelfth &C purchase money 10 be
paid at time of sale, aud the balance in eleven
Rual irstalhnents, at equal amount, with annual
interest thereon. No hid will be taken for less
than the appraised value, with cost Of sale,
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Ofoe. WoSd Co., o..
pcrrysburg April 3, 1855. 49f
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ID. III. PaIIEO

DOAD NOTICE. There will be petition pre-
HI scntcd to the Commissioners Of Wood Coun-
ty, at their session in Jun, next for the grant Of
County Road, MS follows Commencing at the
southeast corner Of section 81, Of town Weston
range east, and running north on the section line
three miles, 10 the Kellogg Road at the northeast
corner ui section Q, anl there termipate aud that
So much of the Gilead aud Purtngcville road as
lies cast Of said line, IN the south half mile of
said proposed road be vacated.
There will also be petition presented at the
same time for an alteration in the Gead aud Por
taEevc road, commencing about twenty rods cast
OF the center post between sections s aud II, Of
the above named township, running east about GO
rods thence south about 60 rods to the road and so
much Of said road lies between the first and last
naned points be vacated. llK
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B.G, Harris, the Congressman for the
liver District of Maryland, who madc him
self notorious at the last session by his AL
vooaoy Of 'peaee, and constant refusal tc
vote men or money for carrying on tho
war, is iu very unpleasant prcdioamcnt
lie reeently showed his peace" principles
by urging parolsd rebels to break their pa
roles aud return to Virginia to fight. II,
ia now on trial before court martial al
Washington, aud il convicted, the scutcucC
will ho death.
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REWARD FOR JErF. DAVIS.

The President, in view Of facts which
show that the assassination Of Mr. Lincolu
was known to ami approved 10y JylT. DAVIS
aud by Thompson, Clay, Saudcrs 4 Co, il
Canada, has offered reward of Slo0 ,OOC
for the capture of DAVIS anywhere in tn,
United States, S2a, 900 Tor each of the Cana
da 6onspirators, and $4,000 for tho arrcs
Of Clay's Private Secretary,
The Proclamation viii bo found in anoth
er place.
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Az ArrEAL To ENGLAND-Wo SEQ that
that iptolerablo busy body, Colorado
Jewett. is said to have arrived in Europe
on a Especial mission from New York
We are glad, for a double reason, that h,
has gone To Enshnd--we get rid of lin,
aud We punish the British. We feryenily
trust they viii CONTINUE their faith in his
assurances, aud invest largely on his advice
in Confederate bonds, But il they hav,
amy wish 10 beiriend this county, now thal
It no longer needs even their good wishes
We beg them TO keep Jewett on the Other
SIDE OF the Atlantic. II they will do this, ",
can Afford to forgive them good deal o
their Leerahty.' n they send him back
their real hatred of the United States oaI
no longer he doubted-N Y Iimes.
Nj L.nrol.,s esiata Is ALnaLn ~ Soh nnn
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HAI'TCH NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Benedict Schallcr
aud others, have flcd petition in this office,
praying for the locating, establishing and con
structing Uf ditch, drain or water-coursc, under
act to provide for the locating, establishing and
constructing bitches, drains or water courses,
passed March q, 1861 Beginning at the tcrm-
nation of Ditch No. G6, and running north along
Ewing's creek, through the. northwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of Section thirteen ll3),
town % of the United States Reserve; also,
through River Tracts sixty-ivo and sixty six, or
down the center ditch, through River Tract sixty
four (6I.l .
The surveyor and Engineer has made due re-
port, setting forth the availability aud necessity
for the proposed ditch F; aud that the time for the
hearing on said petition by the County Commits
sorcr5 has beon Sc ou the 9th day Of June next,
at this ,ficc.
GEO. y. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Pcrrybsurg, April 20, 1865. Id
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CucrrlIIn, Summoned 10 surrender

CAIRO, May 5.--Goncral Meredith, com
manding the District of Western Kentucky
summoned all hands of armed mcu acting
in opou hostility to the Government of tho
United States, operating within his dis
trict TO SURRENDER before the 20th of May
on the terms granted Leo, otherwise they
will be regarded aud treated as outlaws.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-10

TuE THROAT, Families would do we'll ia
keep alwdysa homo u box of Browns Brou,
chiHl Troohes, simple but most marvel
husly eIlicacious specific for affections OF
the throat atfording prompt RELIEF in cases
of coughs, colds, bronchial troubles, etc
Singers and public speakers win find them
also excellent to clear the voice and rendoi
articulation wonderfully easy Moathiy
Wi1dsme.
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AnVpUrIsEms, NrTENTmN,

All advertisements furthc JorUSat. should bc
banded 10 previous y Monday uoou, " each week
Wepsoally print our paper Tuesday ancreo,n.
audit has been no uncouno" thng tor advertisers
to hand IN their favors after we had commenced
working ~ our edition.
For titns. &c ser third rnrc