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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04
DIED.

AZ Charleston, 8. C., of Yellow Fever, Lieut..
Ara G. SpaGord, 2lst o. V, V. l., in the 25th year
OF his age.
Lieut.. Spafford early enlisted to eight the bat
ties Of freedom, and had BY his good conduct, won
for himself the position which he held at the
time of his death At the battle OF Murfreesboro
he was wounded in the wrist ard neck by the
same ball. In September, 1853, he was captured
aud sent to Libby prison. While in the Libby,
his wants could be supplied by friends at home,
but after Grants advance in the spring, he, with
the other prison was sent 10 Columbia, Georgia.
From this prison he escaped, but while swimming
a river, on his way to the lines of his friends, he
WAS reeaptnrei and taken back What his history
was during the long months OF imprisonment,
there is little data for det rmining, but undoub-
ediy it was not different from that Of others who
have been starved and frozen into the grave by
those who profess TO have all the chivary of the
American nationl Goi save us from such chival-
ry!
The particulars Of his death have not yet reach
ed his friends; they only know he died, and was
buried at Charleston. The fond hopes which were
indulged by anxious mother and waiting wife,
ola speedy return, have been dashed to the ground
and weeping and anguish are in tho houses which
would have been filed with joy on his return
What TO them fix the place of Kind and af.
feetionatc son, generous aad confding husbaudl
Who shall minister to the mothers lone heart,
or care for little ones and their mother7
May God have them in bis safe keeping, sus-
tain in sorrow, aud save from earthly want.
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MARKET REPORTS.
PERRYsBURG MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY uY Pa MILLER CO.
Facts for the People.

Itisa we'll established fact that no preparation
has ever been placed before the public, that as u
remedial agent for the safe and speedy cure Of
Coughs, Colds, Group, Iuauenzi, Hoarssness.
Tickling in the Throat, Soreness of the Chest aud
lungs, and tue relief ef Cohsuhptiye Cough, ia
equal to Cde's Cough Bdissm. Although not known
in the Western States until tho fall o. 1858, over
100000 bottles Of il were sold and used by the
people; its immense popularity being the result oi
It's undonbted merit Tho prlpretors, Messrs. q.
@. Clark, 4 Co., Of New Haven, c., who are
among the most reliable of tho Eastern Drug
Houses, have offered to any man who would pro-
duce an article that would cure any Lung aud
Throat affections as quick as Goes C,,ugh B1lsam,
a reward Of 500, and are without any taker, al.
though the ofer has been made public over two
years. The bottle compares favorable in size with
any Of the Gj cont preparations and ts strength Is
second to none, making not only the best, but tho
cheapest rcmsdy in the world. We have the
united testimony Of such houses as Lord & Smith;
Fuller. Finch& 4 Fuller; Buruam & Van Setback;
). y, Reed 4 Co., aud II. Seovill, all heavy drug
gsts in the city Of Chicago, together with the as
suraneo Of Wholesale anu retail druggists in all
points Of the Northwest that they are selling more
o. this preparation, and that II gives greater sat
isfactinn than any other Congh Bslsam now eK.
tant. No family shoaid be without Il; II il within
the reach Of ALL the price being only 40 cents. Ia
time Of health, provide for disease Chicago 7TiS-
nj
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Az suupunecd, Hon. Asher Cook delivered lee
turs on Friday evening last. Al ths Presbyterian
Church. on The subject" There Is Divinity
shapes our enls.~ The speaker did uo,, as some
anticipated, give N the public a metaphysical es-
say, as would appear suggested by the subject,
bu, simply called up hisaosy 10 substauIass his
proposition that The Supreme Ruler governed in
the Affairs Of nations, consigning to, overthrow
those that siuned and forget Ocd, and built up
those that worked ia Righteousness and Justice.
lie said ihatRiEht and Wrong in nations were in
deadly conflict Right reasoned and persuaded,
and never used force except in self.dcfence- On
the contrary Wrongs hrst ani only resort was. 10
violence. II never reascned nor argued. Tho
speaker was full and forcible IN No historical a.
ustrations Of his proposition.
The closing part Of the lecture was devoted W
an examination of the causes that lcd TO our own
national conflict, aud the foreshsdowing Of its ter
minstion. The speaker very justly held that
Slavery was so gross wrong that il was newt
able that the nation should either be overthrowu
BY II, or that il should be destroyed BY the nation
lie was hopeful and checred by recent evcuts
The end was drawing nigh-such an end as every
true patriot and friend Of Truth and Justice de-
sired. Our nation would DO preserved and pros
pcred beyond all precedent, and Slavery and its
attendant wrongs would soon be known no more
forever in the land.
wecan not hope 10 do justice 10 the lecture Ia
this brief notice; we wish we had space for a fal
report Of all the good things uttered by the speak
| er.
We regret to say that the audience in point o
numbers was not what il should have been. OuE
peopi- should remember that they have not dis
charged their whole duty when tickets are bought
They should aid the good cause with the inauene'
aud encouragement of their presence at these lee
lures, as well as by giving Of their means. Thcr,
will be another lecture on Friday evening, l0u
inst, when we hope to see the church filled. Du,
mention Of the lecturer and subject will be made.
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The Atlantic NIon,hlv,

The No. Of the Aasnae for January, 1865, has
been received. Ii commences new volume And
is printed on new type, and contains the following
interesting table OF contents;
Another Scene from the Dolliver Romance. by
Nathaniel llAwthrone; The Wind over the Chin
ney by II. w. Longfellow; Between Earaps and
Asia, BY Bayard Taylor; Ny AUTUMN Walk, b.
William C. Bryant; FiTe-Sisters Court at Christ
mass- Tide; Kallandborg Church, by John q
Whittier; Leaves from 0ficer's Journal, ILL., BY
7. w. Higgiasen; The American Metropolis, by
Hrr Hugh Ludlow, On Hoard the Seventy -Six, by
James Russell Lowell; The Chimney Corner, BY
Harriet BcSeher stowe; God save the Flag, by o.
w. Holmes; Ammo DomiRi, By Gail Hamilton.
Terms "a per year, tEe copies 81: Address
Ticknor a Fields, BOstm Mass.
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= wehaye iOsg regarded ID. Krsps. Esq, Of the
AgFieul.ursl WarshOass, as s'Permanent 6Ktare"
a1a} i~frS' DsA y s'ss '"~' 'sN'e -~s q"
~erFor IN cur rsehOoiag," !" forWe learn that he
Fa haaspid cut hir establishment to william Crook,
JF and is ahouito leAye for ''ths land OF sshen
ear iRfians. We very much dislike 70 lose him. yet
& 80 ifa ehsnEs must be made. con6dsnt that
80 elo business OF he Agricultural wsrehouse soad
i ~ have islen ipts better hASes shan those ef
-. NJ. csOok. While Eishing Nc. KrePs ths best Of
aa u.eeess IN his new location, have no dOubt
fFgt1 6df n. frook s,l NJ eonA.gt tha h,.in... h;h
's M KreRs has bailt uP, 10 make pleasant and
pEuainbls, bstA lns himself and the farmers Of
wecd eeaniy.
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D. IL. NoWAS,
Adjutant General Of Ohio

The WHEAT PRosPEcTs ~ 0HIo-Dur-
ing the past week business has called us
through seyeralo Of the counties Of central
and southwestern Ohio, and we have noted
with pleasure that the wheat crop is look.
ing remarkably fine. This in especially the
case in Knox county, and'as We learn, IN
all parts Of the State. The fall was favor.
bic for putting in the wheat crop. Ia the
great majority OF cases the wheat has been
drilled, instead of the old broad cast plan.
and in all cases the wheat thusPut in locks
better than when started by the old pro-
cess. II the winter and spring prove IA
vorable, our Ohio wheat crop next year
will be enormous, as large breadth was
sown.
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IN mEmnnIAm-

II viii be recollected that Byron c. baldwin, Of
Company A, Tooth o. v. L., was killed in one Of
the recent battles before Nashville, while carrying
the colors of his regiment. We gladly publish
the following lines, dedicated to his memory
IFor the Perrysburg Journal.l
Another brave soldier has gone to his grave
lie went in honor, his country to save;
lie fell while bearing osr Aag at his side,
Aud on those colors he manfully died.
In the strife for his country be showed brave
Ever at his post, bravcly acting his part;
In tAe heat Of the battle our banner he bore,
And he loosed not his hold when he entered
Deaths shore.
His wife will not cherish his mom'ry alono
There others TO mourn the departed and gone
Who heard his last wish for his wife al his side
To mingle a tear with Life's ebbing tide.
GIs fought the good ighs and is resting above
II comrades all loved him and by him were loved
His name is still cherished, though he's present
no more,
When the drum beats to roll-call his comrades ol
yore.
Rest from thy labors, thy warfare is DER,
And thou art at rest on CAnans fair shore;
Rest on, we'd not call thee hither again,
To this world e'er so full of sorrow aud pain.
BOWLING GREEN, Dec. "a, 1884. E. c.
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r.mn Scn0OL DIsrRcr No. s.
800 OfsEoo, WAsHScroS TcwSsmr.
December 81. 1864.

,saa OfsEoo, WAsuiSaroS TcwSsHir,
December ~, 1864.
En-. JocnxAr: The l@lies Of this district
had Christmas picnic dinner, Cor tho bon
Cat Of ,he Christian commission. at our
school house, ON Saturday, the 24Ih.
Tho table was beautifully and luxurious-
ly furnished. Before partaking Of the
bounties, tho Rev. d. X. Richardson Of
Gilesd. offered a prayer, addressed the
assomblogc, and asked blessing on our
eiForts and bounties. Tho address was
very short, but appropriate. Ia fact. this
was tho only food we did not get enough
Of.
What was on the table, would havo sal,
is6cd at least fifty or more persons, aud
yet there was moro not disclosed. Tn,
table was furnished with beautiful cakes
Of almost every kind-many woro large
and handsomely decorated; pies, tarts
sweetmcats, &C., &C.; and Of fowls--chick
ems, tnrkios. geese and ducks. am quite
sure, MIR. Editor. if you had boon inside oI
tho square of our tables. you would have
thought yourself in an earthly Paradise.
A ring cake sold for S. 25. and the
whole amount collected was S22 75--whicl
we hope will 20 swiftly on its mission o
mercy, 10 comfort the souls aud bodies OF
our brave and self-sacriiicing soldiers. Tn,
committee Of men TO put up tho tables anC
make themselves generally useful, wer,
Mossrs Joel Foote, J. w. Park, $. Mawer
and z Vanvalkenburg. Tho committee o.
Iadica to arrange the ediblos. &c.. wer,
Mrs. J. Huffman, Mrs. J. w. Park. Mrs.
Mawer, Mrs. S. Gray. aud Mrs.J. A. Creps
President-Mrs. J. W. Nanvalkenburg.
Treasurer--M Mr. Slas Gray.
After the dinner was over several fe
males condactod themselves very improp
erly, by grabbing moro or less Of all tn
choice articles on tho table, that they could
| Set their hands on.
A goodly portion Of what was left Of tn
dinner, and of that not disclosed, was dis
tributed to q war.widow and other poo
aud afflicted. Respectfully yours,
J. A. CREPS, Soc'y.
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singular ifTrue.

Some five months since, il was reported that a
son Of Rev. Joseph Good, Of Bowling Green, in
this county bad befn killed in the battle of Resaca
Georgia, aud so reliable wasthe report deemed
that funeral services were held at Bowling Green
the occasion Of his death, and his wife and 9th.
or regarded him as dweller in that land from
whence "no traveller e'er returns" A few days
since the supposed widow was again married
since which time report has been received thai
her first husband is alive, and in Libby Prison.
We do not rouch for the correctness Of this re-
port, bat merely give it as related to us-yet Oul
Informant seemed to regard it as reliable.
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JOoEtH II. NMAN,
Station d. Bible House. New York City

BRAsDRErH's PnLs.-The Weak, the Coasump-
tive, Rheumatic, cOssive, Bilious and Delicate,
after some days use, will find rese wed strength
and life pcrvadc every organ Of their frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence in the arteries and terminate in the
veins. These pills, asa frst efsect. act upon the
arterial blood increasing the circulation, by which
impurities are deposited in the veins, and they
throw OF such collections into the bowels, which
organs, by the energy derived frem Brandrsth's
Pills, expel them Rom the system. When first
used, the Pills may occasion griping, and even
make the patient feel worse. This is an excellent
sign, and shows the disease will soon be cured
No great good IA often achieved without some
trouble in its attainment and this rule spples TO
the recovery Of health. Sold BY
PECK & HAMILTON, and by all respectable
dealers Ia medicines. 35d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

The Richmond papers concode tho
destruction of the Salt Works by
Stoneman aud Burbridge. They think tho
works can be made ready for operations
again by tho LIST Of February. This is not
likely. These works, tho Richmond pa.
pers said short timo ago, were more i'm.
portant to the Confederacy than Savannah.
We know, therefore, wha' estimate TO put
upon tho victory. Our forces had also
destroyed tho 'Temessee aud Virginia
railroad, and having got through with
their work were rctreatlng to Bristol.
lircekinridge, we are told, was preparing
to follow; bu. Breckinridge is humbug
| lIo is as great a blundcrcr as Hood.
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The Lieutenant General Of the U. 8. Army
was walking on the dock at City Point, q
day or two ago, apparently absorbed IN
thought and with the inevitable cigar in
his mouth, when a negro guard touched
his arm. saying, "No smoking on the dOc&,
sir" Are these your ordersf7 asked the
General. looking up. "Ycs. SIR" replied
the negro, courteously. but decidedly.
"Nery good orders, said Grant, throwing
his cigar into the water.
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A dispatch from Louisa. KY, said the
raid Of Stoneman aud Burbridgc was per.
feet success Breckenridge, Vaughn and
Duke wcro whipped, their artillery cap.
tured and their forces scattered. Saltville
was burned and tho works destroyed.
The Railroad from Bristol to twenty milcs
beyond Wythoville. was destroyed, with
all rolling stock. Bristol and Wythcrvillc
are in ruins. The property destroyed is
estimated at twenty millions.
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Another scheme to lit out vessel as a
pirate has just been detected at San Fran
cisco. One man, the supposed r;ngleador
has been arrested. Ills commission from
the rebel authorities to get out letters o.
.narque was found upon him.
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c. W. EveFa, Esq, who IN uOetober last was
elected % the OtEee Of sherin, by the people OF
Wool county, was on Monday last "nusisred in, q
and Assumedthe duties Of bis ONCE, Probably,
no one doubts that he win mahe an Efficient and
faithful oflesF, y,sr-g.s.-.fa ~
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Irnnrnsenrahie iInahs :

are in ia nom mt beautided by the operation Of
ChristalOro's Hair Dye, which, without the
slightest trouble, impArts 10 the hair of the head
the whiskers, beard, moustache, any shade Of
brswn or the mSst perfect black. Ladies cad
use without saling their fugers. Il Is the most
expeditions hair dye in the world, and tho only
ouefree from poisonous ingredients, and that con.
tains anpuriahias and emollisnt vegetable prin.
ciple.
Christ1bFo's Hair PrsssrYstiye, a valuable
adjunct TO the Dye 10 dasssingahd promoting the
growth and perfect health Of the hair and Of iseli
when used aaone--a safeguard that protects the
fbres ffom decay under all ,circumstancss and
under all ciimes. Manufactured by J. CHRlSTA-
D0R0 No. Q, Aslor House, New-Hork. Sold by
all druggists. Applied By all Hair Dressers.
33d.
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DR.. TABER, Dentist,

will DO ut Lambs Hntel Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 10 and Il.
At Austin Van Blarcun's, Portage, Thursday
-nI Friday, Aug. l9 and 10.
AZ Drufy'a !i,tcl, Tontep,ny, Tuesday August
23i. Owing to hs greatly increased home busi-
1as. Dr. T. will not be able to visit the above pla-
ga ng lin before October.
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Asthma on PnrBtsIc. spasmodic af
fection Of tho Bronchial Tubes, which are
covered with dry. tenacious phlegm,--
Browns Bronchial Troehes" will in some
cases give immediate relief.
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A CAnD no TNvALTDs

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
asa Missionary, discovered safe and simple rem
edy for the cure of nervous weakness, Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious HABITS. Great numbers have already
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire TO benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this mod
icine, in scaled envelope to any one who needs it
Free Of Charge
Please enclose stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself. v Address f'tf
23m% JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House, New York CITY.
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The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
-eissd type counts one square. ~
: An TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, MUST BE PkID IN kDvAScK.
Persons win invariably find the same price
charged st each Office for advertising and job work.
$ II. s. CHAPLIN. Publisher JoURsAL.
Perryshurg, Sept. 20, 1861.
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PTOunotiOGs I'm the 2Ist q. vi.
First Lieuteuants to Captains J. Bum
gus and Elihu II. Mason.
Second LieutenAats to First Lisutsnants--Geo
CioEghoru and Wilson j. Vance
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CARD.

The Solaers Families Relief Society desire to
express their sincere thanks 10 The Rev. G. A.
Adams aud Hon Asher Cook, for their very able
es. and interesting Lectures, delivered before said
Society. taa
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SCHOOL ExAMGNERs, NOTICE.-.The

- board Withhold their next tesuarsession forths
examination OfTeaeheTs. On the
Perryshurg. hrst Friday In January. 1863.
Mutations w:::vommenee punctually at IA. NJ
Appiran nts need apply Tor Speciai TX NaminRtion.
Out are attend the stated meetings ofthe
Hoard.
All correspondence with the Examiners should be
1ir.eted to the IN der gned. at Rowling Green.
M J. " WOODBURY., Clerk.
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Change OF Rates.

In consequence Of the unprecedented advance
in price of everything used in the publication of a
spcr, the undersigned, publishers of the Wood
County Lad>pcndent and Perry ysburg JOURNAL, have
found Il necessary to make an advance in their
,Ates Of Advertising and job wurk. Hereafter ad-
vcrtisemcnts will be inserted at the following rates
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FREEDOM AND UNION,

advocating the vigorous prosecution Of the war till
tho last Rebel has laid down his arm4 and submit.
ted 10 the legally constituted Governmens and Laws
Of the hand. All other issues may be he'd 10 sbey
until this greA. 10 sestlud and until idem
nitV fOF tho past aud security for the future are
gained by the entire abolition Of slavery in this
goodly land.
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Iatornsl Revenue Notice.

IS sPa The ',undiyded attention af readers is
directed to advertisement, under the above
,~r ~ &.esd, in another column OF this paper.
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AxD IS A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING

oLARE,s ToRArlvE,
Restores abe Co.or.
oLARE's RESTORATIVE,
EsAdicates DandrufF
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CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
PrsvOaIs It's falling OF
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GLARKs REsToRATIvR
CLARR'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Ia perfectly Harmless.
oLARK's REsToRATIvE.
CLARE's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Beauties the Hair.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
ssplendid for Whskets.
keeps the II ale 10 its Place.
cLARK's REsroRATlvE,
oLARKs RESTORATIVE,
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Bnrning
oLARE's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool
CLARE's RESTORATIVE,
1. Delightfully."- Perfumed,
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Polishes your Hair
CLARE's RESTORATIVE,
PcepHes you for Parties
cLARK's REsoTRATIyE,
Prepares you for Balls
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies' need Il
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
No Lady win do without Il
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
--l- c,sts but a.
0LARH's RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold BY Druggists aud Deaters everywhere
Price. 81 per bottle. 20 bottles for $6.
CLARK 4 co,
PRorRiRroRs.
0. s. BARNES & CO., N. Y, General Ag,'s.
a5coWly
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Gaod News.

On Friday last, the Ohio State Military Agent
at atNashville, tslegraphed Governor Brough that a
number of Ohio officers, among whom were Cap
tain L. b. hlnn, from this place, Of the l0oth. aud
Captain o. p. Norris. Of tho llIth Regiment, had
reached our lines-the former at Chationeoga, and
the latter At Notwithstanding escaped from the
rebel prison At Columbia, S. e., on the 23d Of
December.
Captain Biinn has twice before escaped from the
rebels, but was each time 7eeaptured.
William Shepler and Hiram Charles, of Compa-
ny A, leo o. J., and Charles Thompson, of the
Nth Michigan Regiment, arrived home at this
place, few days since, having been paroled by
the rebels, after suffering long confinement in
Southern prisons.
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INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS

Of the State will receive close attention aud slmu
los, both as regards Agriculture, Manufactures,
Mining, Railways and Navigation. wc belisvs
that wealth is good thing when honorAbIy earned
and shall do ell in our power to help the people
prosper,