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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DBPOTi
Ae5isE3 Through arrives at I'So A. H., ele ?. n,
EASTERN Way arrives st l0.10 A. n.
western Through arrives At $50 A. n, $40 P. y
% Way srriEes st 255 P. II.
SSengusky Way arrives at sis A. n.
Vihel nnAa Through arrives at $50 A. A., 500 r. q,
M. Io May arrives at $50 P. n.
Eitt5ssourgh Through arrives ct o.S5 A. q.
hey arrives at 10l0 P. n.
stsaonill5g hay arrives At l0.a5 A. n,
4eaoVille arrives at 1o.s6 A. A.
aeGinA Way Arrives At 400 P. II.
ASos Poft 50, arrives Tuesdays, ThurldaYg ana
Saturdays Ct Is u.
RaTrensVille arrives daily at IO.IbA NJ
EAss Cleveland and Euclid arrives dSIiV a "a -
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MALLS.
HAITIAN ThBoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. HSv
hork, Hartford, and PAinesTiIle, Geneva, Ashtabu
u End OonnsAnt, closes at $50 A. n.
k4sEEaH THR0Uaz, for New York only, closes ..
1:25 P. II.
EAsTns THloUaH, for Eris, BuaaIo, AIbauy.
SoSsoni hsE Herk and Hartford, closes at s:oC
EAsrzsH WAI, for all points between CIsVsIapd
ana Arie, CLOSES at a.50 P. n,
HEsTEaE THsoUsH, for Toledo, Detrsls, OhiosEo;
aGd MilWaukee oloses 1t T;10 A. n.
MEsfHAl THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhicAgoL
Dubuque, g. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES ct 600 P. NJ
eEsTERE WAY, FOR all points between Cleveland
ana Toledo, CLOSES at 1:z6 P. II.
sASDUskT WAY, for sandusky and AL lnterms-
date points, closes as $50 P NJ
giAeHHAfI WAY, for all points between OlsYoland
and Cincinnati, olosss ct Is06 A n.
OHoTssAEI THHoUsH, for Columbus, DAytoa,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ct TsO5 A. n.
OlHcHHArTI THRoUaE, for Columbus, Cincinnati.
Louisville, ST. Lo1is, Indianapolis ZanesTfIlo 111
Hhseltng, CLOSES ct 900 P. N.
PTT-sBURGH THROUGH, for Pittaburzh and Wauh.
ington, CLOSES at 12:50 P. II.
eITTsBURaH WAY, for all polats between Olsvs.
and, WellGvillo, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil.
adslphias Baltimore and Washington, closes ct ZOO
A. N.
MAHoEIHa WAT, for al point. b.tv,,u uoy,l.ns
and Youngstown, closes at R.46 P. n,
MBADvILL-, closes at $50 A. NJ.
AEDIHA Way CLOSES ct TS0 A. n.
EooKPoRTs 40, closes on Tuesdays, huudAyu
and Saturdays, atl2M.
HARREEsFInLH, closes daily, IO.60 A. n.
AAFR OIHVHLAlD and Eaolid, clossI daily, at ,
r. ii.
Mall snd Drop Lsttsn ArS required by Law 10 b
prepaid.
An City Circulars are required 10 Be sprs-paid with
. tvo-oent stamp.
Once open from 500 A. M. to 7.5O P. M. On
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. NJ.
4 COWLEs. P. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
cLoTHIMc.
NEW GOODS.

49, ~
New Goods At Union Hall for Spring,
Js nov the theme Of which sing,
We've ali the latest styles just maoeI
To suit the finest city trade
or new Spring 0vefcosts anu bseks,
To a. the form lise moulded wax
And Business Goats Of stylish make,
An of the present sly IS that take
Bat then the crowniDg Goats Of al
Are the DREss CoATs at Union Hall.
We pride ourselves that We excel
All others in the coats we sell;
Form them you will always find
Fit Fashion{ Grace and Ease combined.
Bat on our Goats will rot dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
OF eYeIl hue. snd shade and style
To tsli on sll would take awhile;
So will only mention here
That those y no would in style appear
Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OLOToIHG beet to please the eye;
And not alone the eye to plesss,
But money save in buying thesei
For We will sell at prices low
No matter how the cod docs =
In Furnishing Goods both rlch and neat
We have Rttock full and complete;
Our gallant boys in blue will hnd
Ali kinds Of goods to suit their mind.
We've slto for the boys In store
better stock thaR e'er before;
And can ] #, both great and small,
with CLOTHING best at UKIoS HALL
n~1hs finest stock of Spring and summer
oIo;bing and the Lowest Prices in the ci'y at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hail.
sole Agency for the sale Of
STR ONG'S ARMY TRUNKS,
SINGERS SEWING Ma CHIMES,
AND
EtOFr'S AutOmatGn PreksmSn.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
p8- Lock out for tne Giants ep3
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DE-. Cheeseman,s PiIIs

- tne commencement OF a new era the treatment
q hIseuAfltles and obstruc ions which have cou-
asneo 20 nAnE % premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good health unless she Is regular and EhsnsVsr
N oDstructlon takes pace the gsceral health beging
70 decline. These Pills form the nest prpp rsfi0n
eyer put toIEard with IMMEDIATE and PERsIErEEr
SUCCESS. LOhf BE DECEIVED. Take this adFer-
uaement % your Druggist, and tell hin that you
want the BESI and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
IN IHE WORLD. which Is comprised In these Pills.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
nave been standard remedy for over thirty yearg
md are the most efectual or ever known Tor nj
complaints peculiar TO- Females. To all clases they
are inYaluape, inducing, witt certainty, periodical
Regularity They are known to thousands, who have
used them 81 different Periods throughout the coun-
Physicians In America.
Explicit directious. stating when they should NOT
oe used, with eaeu box. Price 0sE DoLLAR Fer box,
or boxes for IS,
Pills sent By mail, promptly, secure from ohssrva-
GIsrs GENERALLY.
HUTOHIHGS HILLYER, Prop'rs,
- 81 Cedar street, New fork.
BENTON 4 DQHHAM, ll6 and lis Superior street,
cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
dec7 IA deodsTveyF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

Ihe bnaton Of ingredients In these Pills il tbs
reu.lt Of loag and extensive pracfice They are
mild "a their oper ton and cannot do harm 10 ths
osL certain in correcting all irregularities
slniui menstruatOn. removing al Obefrucfions
whether from Cold or otherwise, Headache Pam IA
Ihs size Palpitation Of the Heart hites 81 Eerv-
our Ale ons, Mysteries, Fatigue, Paiu In the back
ana Limbs, and Dis 'urbed Sleep, which arise from
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

NEW STYLES OF BUCKLES Just
IN received at CowLEss;
feb14 lS7 Weddell Houss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
ns-MANHOOp AND TBE YIGOR

To- MANHUUU AND THE NlGUk
OF YOUTH RESTORED iu four weeks, By Dr..
Hioord's ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord (of Pc
Fis) has appointed an ssnt IN New York for the
sale Of hts highly priced Essence Of Life. This
wonderful ageut viii restore Manhood 70 the molt
ghatt-red constitutions, IN four weeks, and If used
according 70 printed instructions failure is mpos-
sible. Success In every case, Is certain.
Or. Records Essence of Life is sold in cases. With
full instructions for use, at -, four quantities
in for So and will be sent to any part careful
" packed receipt Of remittance to his acsredit
I'd agent. OircnlaF sent free on receipt Of four
stsmps PHILIP ROIAkD,
4ST Broome street, one door west Of Broadway,
febI5:RS New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO s GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

Takes Eject Monday, March 2Ot6, 1865.
Two Through Express Trains DaIlyl between
OLEYELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAI EzFRKss, leaves Cleveland Sundays sxcspt.
edl st s50 A. H., arrives at MeadViIle st Roo p r.
(Dinnerl Salamanca at 6;66 p. n, Sl seplng Cagsl
and New York At LILO Pm
"HIgHT E1FREss," leaves Cleveland Eaturdayn
exospted,) at els ?. H., sleeping Cars attached
arrives 81 Meadvills at LEO A. n, Salamanca n
$50 A. n, and New York At 1880 ?. Ne
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oonKl1cna HoHDAT, oo1onza SIsF. Isss
Gne hour aftsr arrival Of trainl.
- An haih Close one hour ksio1s dsparsur,
irainH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
TsFPORTANT no LaDIKs-Dr. Hal


Fey'H Tslsals Rils naTs never yet 1iisd In rsmoy'
isE dine1ities erising from obstruction, or step
psge Of nature, in restoring the system 20 per-
ct health Whup suffering irom Spinal Aheoti0aF,-
,Frolspsus, Gtan, tia Fhites, or ether WeskneEs ,
tha Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
les on ths constitution, ard ney Be taken By the
slois delicate fsIunls Without cAuGing dtstress-ths
rsEs tinc thoy set Ike q charm BY strengthening,
iaVizc1stiug and restoring she system % = health
saadiiion, snd ~ bringing on tho molthly period
villa Eegalsrity, 70 matter hom what causes the
rhEsrzotioz may HEsss. ThsT should, however, EOT
~ tsksn durizg She frat thrss rloathI e pregna1
ssEsOaEh RATS ct say othsT tinas - zi.oaTriaEs
EctE - ths rtsuit.
gsoA box eoatsins 90 pulls. Prios %.
pE. HAREHK's FaEArIEa on DlneasoI Of FEMALES,
Pregnancy, HiEosrTiags, BaTrenDess, Bterillty Be.
PRODUCTION, and Abuses Of nature, and emPhatioHl-
u tbe Lads Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of o. PAgaa, can't frss 10 any address. SiX oontsTs
sliTsd 10 peg postage.
Thh pills and book viii Be BsHt b nsil Whsn DE-
tiIsA. EsozFsly sealed, and pFoqaid, by
g.BRKAE, =. D., General Agent,
30. 70 0odar st., 6oH York.
"a Bold By eli The principal DTugEists.
Q. y. CLARK, DTugEisi, Agent for Cleveland.
sHcs--
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g Cure Warranted.


, 10 p ] . I3I >
The symptoms Of Oatarrh, As they generally sp-
pear, are at hrst very slight Persons find thsy
have q cold, thst they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive 70 the changes Of temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, slight
discharge, thin and aorid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased In quantity and
ehaaged In quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are hawked or ooughed on. The ssoFstions arc
offensive, causing bad breath the voice Is thick
knd nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense Of tho
ms1 Il lsssened or destroyed deafness frequently
lakes place. Another common and Important
ymptom Of OatArrh Is, that the person IL Obliged
10 clear his throat In the morning OF . thick or
illmy mucus, which has fallen down from the bead
during the night. When this takes place the per
son may be sure that his disease i1 on It's way 10
the lungs, sud should lose time in arresting r.
Ths ab0Vs I'D e0 Of tbs many CataTTh synFt0HI.
4 single Bottle VIII Ias1 = Month-tO
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aPEcIAL NoTIcRe.
7MIjg sPFOTFTO FIIIS-WABI

1AETEp N ALL OAs1s.-Oln b rallied
HsFG ~ s. oarsl % not nAusssta AFs Epesa
O. seliom Be ohangs of disi rsquiFedl Do net n
ieFsure With businsss puFsultli Oan Be ussd With
sut fsteoticnl Upward of 30 cHres the past month
-+gsne of thGm fory severe eAee7. Over one hun
ersi pay1iclEEs hess esd shem Ii their prac-
-, snd speek ven of thslz snoasF, sad sppTeTs
Il taslr competition, Hhioh h eatiFsly Vegetablss
snd heTnlsa1 on ths sFsttn. Hundreas Of osrtiA,
tEtel cAn - decNn. Bells Specific Pilll ara th,
rIlEaael eHa only genuine 6peoiee PHI. ThoJ ara
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o. Seminal Wcaknecs, With Al It's trains Of svils,
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soniissass, Genital DEBILITY Ahd Ifritahiity, In
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n3r OLD EYES MADE NEW

pamphlet directing how TO speedily restore
light and give up spectsclsH, without aid Of doctor
or medicene--sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
sents. Address e. B. F00TE, Md,
feb14:R3d&w 1l30 Broadway, NeYwork.i
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Free Delivery Of Letters.

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Carriers will Please leave orders 70 that effect At
the Postma5ter's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through toe Postofoe when they will be de-
ltvered, without extra charge, with promptneas,
according to the following Time-TabIe Of Depart
ures Of carriers from the Office:
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PATENr oFFIcE AcENcY
INITEp STATES AND FoREIeN

PATENT OFFICE 4 GENCY,
No, IS6 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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A single Bottle VIII Iasa n Month-tO
be used three times = Day.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
TIE arnIL rLECrIoNs.

There seems to be no excitement what.
over over tho township elections to bo
held on Monday next; and perhaps II is
we'll that the affair is likely TO pass oil
cery quietly. Onion mcu. howovor, should
leoollect that though the Offices to be filled
are comparatively important, yet iG they
are obtained by unworthy men, much IN.
jury TO our cause may result. Therefore it
becomes tho duty of Union mon everywhere,
10 take caro- that every officer elected is
honest, competcn, and loyal.
And We should be glad to see tho offices
50 far as may be, given to competent wound
. soldiers or TO those whose aye and iuirm.
ities render them not liable to military du.
~. At the present day, no man with the
ability TO labor. need ask for official posi-.
tion--the rewards in store for honest in.
dustry ought to satisfy him.
Therefore, let us honor ourselves by ia
voring our disabled heroes by every means
In our power,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
THE INrInMAny QUESTION.

During tho past fow weeks we have
published Reveral articles favoriug tho
proposition to establish County Indrma.
ry. We have received no communications
opposing tho proposition, nor have wo
heard single person cxpross an opinion
IN opposition to the project.
In another column will be found an arti
Gle giving a candid, aud we beliovo cor
rect statoInent OF tho financial aspects OF
tho question; and the showing is certainly
strongly favorable to the measure.
We believe that all has boon said on
the subject that is ncccoessary to cor,
rect understanding of it---c6rtanly all that
can be said through the columns of the
.IorRsAL; For Gro another number of our
paper is issued tho people will bo called
upon to decide the matter at tho ballot.box
And We trust tho decision will be such an
enc as win prove that tho people Of Wood
county are not nnmindrul of the dutio,
which they owe to ti,eir destitute aud un
fortunate Gollew beings.
Ia another column will lie found a state
ment from the County Commissioners OF
this subject, to which we direct attention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
Correspondence of the Wilmington n. C.. Herald
Of the Union.
The Spirit of our Liberated Soldiers


Having assisted for several DAYS in pro-
viding for the immediate wants oi our no.
BILE, heroic men, recently parocd by the
barbarc leaders OF the rebellion, | have
often looked with fearful pride and highest
admiration upon the scl(.sacriIcing loyalty
cvinCcd by these defenders Of the Rnpub.
lie. Tho patioaoo, fortitule, unswerving
devotion of men who have suffered thus
for their country, is the noblcst, divincst
spectacle in all human history.
Many and strong were the expressions
of intensified, drathlcss loyalty which
heard from the lips of tho wan, wasted he.
rocs whom We received from under the
yoke of rebel barbariSm mt "North East
For the sad experience ot the past few
days. my cOunhyS cause seems more sa.
cred, her destiny more glorious than ever
before.
SumAer's great speech on the "Bwba, ism
of Slavery is hui faint rcprrs II alton of
the dark. horrible, ticndish reality. Rebei
inhumauiiy may starvc unto death and
bring to early graves our brave boys, but
it cannot diminish, it cannot kill their spir.
it Of devotion to the free government Of
the United States.
Lieut.. T.. G. Jor,lon, Of tho III Regt. Conn
NOls., tol nineteen months n prisoner of
war, relates the following touching Incl
dent:
When the three hundred Office 3 recent.
/ ly paroled We're marched from their place of
cor hnement, they passed one of their nun.
Der who had been placed by tile roadside
to die. The n bic and patient sufferer
looked up with smile as his comra les
passed aud exclaimed, "Good.bye, for am
dying bit thank God. did MOI take the
oath of0Hegimce 10 the Confederate Cor
! eyNmsnt."
Before our parolcd officers wcull receive
| food and immediately after their arrival
within our lines at North East, they gath
! cred beneath the tall pines AMI sang in
tones that thrilled the soul, aud with ami
nation of cOuntenauco like unto tho battle
smile of loyalty, the patriotic song, com
posed by ohc Of their number, eutitled,
"When Sherman Marched Down to the
Sea-" No true patriot looked upon that
scene with dry eyes or unieclmg hea;t.
As the poor soldiers left the cars, the
forest echoed with their shouts Of Joy, with
their wild and otteu strange cXcRrnatiouS
OF delight One says, throwing his arms
aloIt-"We are once more in Gods cOuu
try"--anolhcr eNolalms. 81 am going tt
6sht again for good old Uucle SAm'--a
third poiuts to the old illg, and with flash
ing eye and voice broken with emotion
says, "fhauk Heaven am once more undcr
the Stars aud StripeS." A brave lrishmai
replied to my question, How have yo,
larod? AS well yer honor rs a inan ooult
! expect who has been u year under Gen
J eidl StGre0tio1L' God bless our returning
heroes. The Suotcrings they have endured
have not been in VaiR, The fruits of Jus
, tice, Liberty Holiness will spring from
their agOuics, tears aud blood.
J.E, 7th C. V.
Wilmington, March 81, 1868.
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A NOBLE AcT.

We Gnd in tho Wilmington Hs'dd Of ne
Jaioa, Of March 81. the following state,
ment concerning the iherality of Messrs.
Cutter & French. purveyors and suffers OF
that place. Would that there were more
like them: ngT
MAGNANINous SrrLERs. .-0f the nine hun.
dred and odd paroled officers who reached
this city Wednesday, net one OF them was
decently clad, and but few had any money
with which to supply their wants. In the
emergency, Messrs. Cutter aud French, the
onterprising purveyOrs and suffers oppo-
sito our office, came forward. advanced to
such of them as needed it what money
they wanted; sold to others, OF whom all
they know was that they were destitute
Federal soldiers, whatever they needed
t, us,iUg to time and the honor OF the oil.
GERS tor their payment; and in every poSsi-
BILE manner showed themselves 10 be as
magnamimous as they are euterprising, aud
moro accommodating than suffers are gen
orally credited with being, Upwards of
four hundred officers procured new outfits
at this establishment during yesterday and
the previous day.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
A ConomED OFFIcRm.

Senator llowclls, editor of tine Ashtabula
Sentinel writes to his paper, from Colum.
bus, 18th inst, as follows:
was interested one day last week, with
tie appearance in the Senate Chamber, of a
Blav X Major, with veri,able oak leaves on
his shoulders. lie Was accompanied toy a
few colU-od friends, who were little the
bestple,seS looking fellows, TO be seen any
where. and a few Senators had the hon
or ofan mtroluetiou. Tome il was pleas.
ing incident as exhibiting the progress OF
public sentiment here, as well as at Wash.
ingt0n. This man WAS Que of the blsckest
men ever Saw--of pure African blood;
aud yet no did not, either in personal dig
nifty. OF in nahners. manifest the least in
leriorily on that account. lie Was intelli-
gent ia conversation. modest and unpTe-
tending, and as foe from the airS that some
times show themselves in newly made oii-
GERS, as can well DO imagined lie affect
ed no modesty and assumed no consequence.
To the remark that his case was evidence
OF progress, he earnestly expressed his sat
isiSctiou that il was so, and his confidence
ia the future of his race ia this country,
lilo was appointed on the staff of Gen. sax
ton, and Was Oh his WY 20 Hilton ileal.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
DELAYS IN LEGIsLArION.

The following extract from a Columbus
letter TO the Sandusky Register, states the
causes Of tho serious legislative della, :
which have become 80 common at Colum,
bus:
There was cali OF the House this after,
noon, but only some forty odd mombers
answered 20 their namcs. The door was
ordered to bo closed and the Serge ant.at
Arns dispatched tor abSeut members. AZ
ter lapse Of thirty minutes or so tho Ser.
geant reported he could find no memhers;
again and again he Was dispatched with a
like result, The House then adjourned |
am satisfied tho Only true way 20 keen
members always at their post, is to pass a
law preventing members from receiving
free passes, aud TO stop their pay unless
absent 10y leave OF the House. II is a no
toriUus fact that there is only about two OF
three days in a week that there is full
house. aud il is dangerous putting bill on
its passage over halt OF the time IL there il
any oppOsition Ia II. Members living
within three or four hours ride Of theiI
homes viii be ahsont nearly one.half 0I
thsir time, and il would he glorious thing
for the State il the whole system Of free
passes TO the Legislators was exploded. -
Then you might expect 10 see tho busines,
OF the Legislature conSuinInated within six
" or eighty days.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
The End Of a Rebel Inccndiary

NEw YoRx, March 25.-Robert Cobb
Kennedy, convicted Of being a spy. was to-
day executed at Fort Lafayette. lie was
shockingly profane and saug song as the
executioner adjusted the rope.
Coal has bcou gathered upon the beach
at Phippslnrg, Ne, for many years,i and
Prof Bracket, of Bowdoin College, thinks
that a coal mine extends along the coast
from Rhode Island to Nova Scotia, but
that thu bed Of the coal is too far ont at
sea to bo workod The waves cast blocks
Of itupon the beach from time to time.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29

We are pdebtel to Senator Hall for numerous
stAlo documents, recently received.
We arc under obligations to AdjutSnt w. s.
Thnrston, of The lllh o. V. L., for copies Of the
Wilmington IN. G. )Li,roid Of De Union, Of March
ID and 4th. II has the genuine Union "ring" about
H. and contains many articles Of interest somo Of
which wo print in other parts Of this paper.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-03-29
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weusually print our paper Tuesday afternoon,
nAdithas bceH no uncommon thing for advertisers
10 hand IN thcir favors after we had commenced
working OF uur edition.
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