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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY,

By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
I Will sell on THURSDAY, March lG, a: 10 O'Clock.
at Bacon's Quarter Branch, thirty CONDEMNED
HORSES and MULES.
ROBERT Z. ARCHER
M. jor and Quartermaster.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, Auc.ioneer. NH l3
7 WILL SELL, ON WEDNESDAY,
/ March Is, commencing at II O'Clock, at the
stable of Mr.. William Smith, near the Weotham
House,
HORSES,
MULES,
5 fine BROOD sOWS and PIGS,
fine Oh LESTER and SUFFOLK BOAR,
10 fine SHOATS,
PLOWS,
STRAW-CUTTER,
lROE-AXLE FARM CART, in good order;
CART BKlTCHINNi. &c.
NH l3 T. W. KEESEE. Auctonccr
BY Tardy s. Williams, Auctionecrs,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond, Va
4 UCTION SALE.-On THURSDAY
n NEXT, 10Th instant, commencing promptly
at II O'Clock, we will offer for sale
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
CROCKERYWARE, &c.
Cons2nmcnts solicited.
nh ID TARDY IS WILLIAMS.
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TREASURY DEPARTS RSr,
Cu.tFREIRATE SrArEs OF AMERICA. |

z OANS On TIE SECURITY OF THE
~ FIE.. }lUHDEEU MILLION SIX FIR
CENT. NUN-TAAAHLE BONDS, UNiiH TIE
SEVENIit SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-iJyloaits OF call viii re received " tie
Charleston; and Motiic. and the Depos.:trcs <
Wilmington, E&.ti,h, Columbia, August Sayaa.
aah and AJi. oinary, and certificates vii lie ISSUE!
or ss.ll-., bearing interest at The rate # hIyF
cent per a4Inuill, a,.d secured By the hyI5i.la:
If an amount Of thc .Doqe bonds clLat 81 tie sum
Of THESE loans. The bonds tc lie ST. .Iagt ty TIA
Treasurer, and The p.ooe'ds, when sold, APPLIED II
ciisvely 10 the payment vi the said ,e9tis -les.
1ile security and ccIl?oi', zee Afforded - bua
and other corporations, ai,i to the .unc generally
by til, mode Of ten. orary investment, 2Ei the i
fco: Of the measure II generally ad0ut,i, II Ee.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, 1t IS ho}!
VII commend it 10 the favorable consideration OF -
conllnu5it; and secure their prompt co-ovcrahon
carving tinto effect q. 4. TRENHOLM,
a2-ts Secretary o: The TIE ury.
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BY Burton & Wallace, Auc.ioneels,
no Belvin's Biock.)
WE WILL SELL, BY AUCTION,
w at our store, on TUESDAY and WEDN ES-
DAY NEXT,
A 10, of GENTEEL FURNITURE and TABLE
WARE,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Large lot of OSNABUkGS,
COTTON YARNS mos. 10 and l2),
SORGHUM,
BRANDY,
LETTER PAPER,
COMBS,
Large lot READY-MADE CLOTHING,
One fine CARPET ,forty-iiye yards,
One iine STEP CARPET,
WATCHES and other JEWELRY.
See particulars on Tuesday morning Conngn-
menes solicited. BURTON i WALLACE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale has been
POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant.
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CCNeRnERATE STAThS 0v AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 20, 1854.

Richmond, Va, August 26, 1854.
II EGTIhTiONS For CARRYING
II, INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE h, 1861. AUTHORIZING
OWNERS; OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER tESi.
BONDS, ISSUEu UNDER TIE PROVISIONS -
TIL: ACT APp.;OV ED MAY It,, lShl, TO ~
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON butDS~
Parties owning rc.,s.esed eSt Yer cent boAs
under ti.c act Of May Is, lSGi desiring 20 excha'
suein ior coupon bombs, VII assign t1'F, II +!
manner POINTED o. i: the printed cid1r~ II. /:
ne hack If .ie oerti.ic.tr, 70 he ''C1ncier-s
States q .Iarrisa IN Exchange Tor ,1;t o. bond
a.1 cause them 70 h. presented t. IL b"-i,t;
tie Treasury De, a,:at!}t who aih ;a.ruiets,
compliance with tie provisions q the &c. Il "t.;
H. 1864, issue coupon bonds f3F The l-olnt pam
Ia the reE-..reC, hondS 70 assigned.
G AIHETE;O!H,
i.2-.s Secretary oil the Treasury.
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co.. Auctioneers,
(corner OF Ninth and Main streets.)

BY Robinson, Adams s. Co.. Auctioneers,
(corner Of Ninth and Main streets)
WE On T yuEsDS 4FF ,ha an AT AuGrtoS
mencing at 10 o'clock, u lot OF FRESH BLOCK
AIDE GOODS, consisting OF
500 pairs GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS,
LADIES, MISSES and ClIILDREN'S
SHOES.
ALSO,
10 bales OSNABURGS,
bales A S1IEETINGS,
5 bales COTTON YARNS,
Is pieces "a CASSIMERES,
with a variety OF DRY GOODS and MISCELLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES.
ALSO,
cases BOOKS, STATIONERY and EN-
CRAVINGS.
Consignments Of Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods So
icited Our regular sale OF Groceries and Tobacco
will take place Friday 1t.
robinson, ADAMS & Co,
NH IS AuctloneeTS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
N1E\V Auction AND

NEW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUSE.
GAINES & FRENCH,
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
c. J. GAINES of the late firm of Edl;ng s. Co.,
and THOMAS FRENCH, have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the name and style of GAINES
e FRENCH, and have taken the store on .he cor
ner Of Governor Tor Thirteenth) and Franklin
streets, where they intend to conduct a02eneral
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. House
keepers wishing to sell out will find our ternslaoe
rate. Our regular sales viii take place on TUES
DAYS We respectfully solicit 4 share Of the pub
lie patronage. GAINES Il FRENCH,
NH l3-Gt AuctioneerS
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Cry Couxc,L.-A regula, meeting Of
the Council was held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. Scott asked leave to introduce a
resolution requesting tho military au-
,horities to recall from the field such
members of the Fire Brigade who might
I've absent from the city, and require
them to report to the Chief Engineer.
The President stated that he had in
formation which would render the adop-
ton of the resolution unnecessary. The
Government had already ordered them
back.
The Committee on Finance reported,
through the chairman, Mr.. Burr, on the
resolution asking the renewal Of war;
rant on the Chamberlain, the same
having been lost, and recommended the
renewal of the same with the usual Sc
curity. Also, on the application of
Messrs. Jones & Slater, asking for a
change in the form of bond for money
due them by the city, and recommend
ing that the said bond be paid, so as to
save the trouble of modification. The
reports were agreed to.
Mr.. Stokes, from the Committee on
the First Market, reported that the COM
mittee had had under consideration
the petition of John p. Sledd, butcher,
asking reinstatement in the market as a
butcher, and recommended that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted
Agreed to.
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on the
Fire Department, submitted report
upon the recent fire which occurred Oh
Main street some time since, at which
Mr.. Joseph Stebbins and his family were
burnt to death. The report exoncrates
the fremen from all blame in the matter.
Mr.. Scott, from the same committee,
also submitted an ordinance increasing
the pay Of the Clerk of the Fire Depart
ment to one thousand dollars, which was
adopted.
After the transaction Of some other
unimportant business, the Council adj
iourned.
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B. G. W. Will. ALcticneer,
NO. CO Mail strcet.)

T WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT Ny
store, On TUESDAY, A,.rcl 18th, at 10 o'clock
q lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
EEADY-MADE CLIO THING,
BLANKETS,
SHOES,
HATS,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &c. q. W. WILLIS,
NH Is AuctioEcer.
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MASS MEETING IN MANCHES.
lyl TER.-The,e will be meeting Of the citi-
Of this Magisteral District at the Baptist Church
instant, at 81 o'clock in the afternoon and "a O'Clock
at night, to take into consideration the appeal to
the citizens OF Virginia for provisions, &c, for
General Lees army. Distinguished speakers ex-
pected at both meetings.
THO. II. HAYNES, \
VIZ WI, E 4 MnhAAHnssnEh' Committee.
NH l3-eOd2ts
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OFFICIAL.
11U1Y E8HAnrnKNr
CoTrKpxaATx SrATEs or Anrp,r.
Richmond. AuSus$ q 1ess

THDAsu1Y HsrA.rrr.,
CoSrKDxRArx STATES or Anxprr.
Richmond. August 8, 1854.
HERTIFICATESOF INDEBTEDNESS
~ BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER AM
INTEREST AND FREE PROM TAXATI0v "
the fourteenth section Of the &C. to reduce ~.
rency, approved February H. 1864, the se.rra, car
the 1reasuryis authorized to issue the nbove ~,
tcAtes, payable two years after the ra.iSca.io, 80.
.reaty Of Peace with the United States. ThS ea,.
not be sold, but are only to be issued TO So
tors OF The Government as are willing 70 ro,n:,ssi
same IN payment OF their demands. They nus s',s
DC gi'en 1T par, though free from taxation. "&'
The attention Of purchasing agents ana a.s,,,.
ng Officers Of the Government ia called T. Us
VI ru'ne securities as offering peculiar advantays
20 tno>e LoIn whom the suPvcs 0: the Goverr1, =.
are bought ans. to facilitate the use Of then a.,
at"Hn ~ discussing Officers upon the iepos..s-,
hoi',inE these funds, bad marked across liz -.
payable IN oaIelca:es OF Indebtedness" viz
P;>,i IN corfoIrAity herewith.
Depositarles arr hereby authorized and ,.sri..
20 comply with tfis regulation, ard 10 make Am
ca'aon TO the REGISTER for supplies Of certfc:.e..
required (Signedl g. A. TRENHOLM
us Secretary of Treasury
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7OTICE.+ The Farmers Bank Of
~ Virginia will REDEEM IT'S CIRCULATION
and that OF its BRANCHES ut the counter VI the
Mother nank, in th0yity Of Richmond. AT the rate
of ONE DOLLAR in COIN for Blk DOLLARS i'll
NOTES, and ONE DOLLAR Tor SEVEN Of its
branches. 30 ]. n. 0ODDlN,
nh 0--Hodim IL Cashier.
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EOR SALE, one first-rate BUGGY and
HAkMES6, complete. Apply Ut the 6taf Sta
49, on Eixhth 4peet between Grace and franklin,
v ~. TA1bLEx. ubh lQ-eodSts
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ERGEANTS SALE OF NEGROES.
~ In pursuance Of order of the Hastings
Court Of the city Of Richmond, will SELL in front
of the City Hall, On THURSDAY NEXT, the 10th
instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to the highest bidder,
for cash, AMOS ROBINSON, very likely negro
slave, the property of Elizabeth +. fimberlakc, OF
Hanover, convicted Of cOnniying at the escape Of
slaves, and ordered by said court to be sold be-
youd the limits Of the State
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
NH l3-at Sergeant city OF Richmond.
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THIS DAY.
BY L. H. Luck 4 Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street.)

NO. % Main st1eetl
WE WILL SELL on TUESDAY, the
w l4th Of March, at 10 o'clock, large and
e'''~H HOUSEHOLD and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CARPETS,
MIRRORS,
FRENCH BEDSrEADS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's CLOTHING,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
CABINETS,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
HANDSOME SOFAS,
! very fine VIOLIN and CASE,
Two or three ACCORDEON5,
CHINA PLATES and CUPS,
GLASS IUMBLERS
BOWLS,
PITCHERS,
large INGRAM CARPET. forty yards;
l large MANTEL MIRROR,
Two or three handsome WARDROBES,
set CHINA, in order;
a lot Of CROCKEEY and GLASSWARE,
Several large COOKING-ST and FIN
TURES,
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
KNIVES,
FORKS,
A large lot of BUTT HINGES,
6 handsome ENGRAVINGS and FRAMES,
HAIR-SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
BOUQUET OF FLOWERS AMI GLASS
SHADE,
800 pounds good CANDLEWICK.
ALSO,
800 bales, five pounds each, ULTIM ATUM
SMOKING TOBACCO, a first-rate article
a fine and safe article to invest in :;
splendid Double-case GOLD WATCH, eigh-
teen carat;
IL GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, various
qualities;
10 boxes fine CHEWING TOBACCO.
Parties will please bring in other consignments TO-
day. L. II. LUCK & CO.,
NH IL Auctioncers
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RUEhWAYS.

EIV HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
L WARD.-kan away from Greensboro, North
Carolina, on the 18th of this month. a negro man,
named LEWIS. Said negro is about twenty-iour
years old, five feet ten eleven inches high, black
complexion, and weighs one hundred and ninety
two pounds. He was bought on the Sd Of February
from DIR. r. II. Christian. will pay the above
reward for bis delivery to me-
ROBERT LUMPKIN,
fe l6-lms Richmond, Virginia.
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1AMES r. RADCLIFFE, Auctionecr, at
q X. Cauthorn'S old stand, Fifteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, has regular sales of FCRNI-
TURE, GROCERIES, &C., EVERY MONDAY
Consignments solicited.
He will also make sales of FURNITURE or PRO-
PERTY of any kind anywhere>i in the city, and viii
give prompt and faithful attention to all sales in
trusted to him.
February ~, 1865. NH lO-F, M&W3t
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EOR SALE, one set Of very excellent
BUGGY HARNESS, silver mounted, in arst-
rats condition, 1t my Collar and Harness Factory,
corner 81 Main and Twenty.0Est streets.
nh n.y. :. oREee1TT.
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NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
IN SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS-We wish
to call the attention Of the ladies to our stock Of
ENGLISH LASTING CONGRESS CATERS,
FRENCH CALFSKIN CONGRESS GATHERS,
ENGLISH KID CATERS
CALFSKIN BOOTS and SHOES,
ENAMELLED LEATHER GATHERS,
MOROCCO and KID BUSKINS,
MOROCCO and KID SLIPPERS,
MISSES, CIIILDREN'3 and SERVANTS
BOOTS and SIIOES-ali Of our own manu-
facture. All work purchased Of us will DO war
rAntel to give satisfaction.
MANNING & SIIANAIIAN.
N. B.-REPAIRIN0 neatly done. NH LITE
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ID EMOVAL.
n L. HARVEY s. co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Is Cary street, Richmond.
Having removed from recent cramp posi-
ton. No. liz Cary street. to the large and conino
dious warehouse Cary street. next door to Messrs.
Masse & Peasants, offer services to the
public, and respectfully solicit consgnments Of all
kinds. L. HARVEY,
late Of Lynchburg, Virginia,
w. II. PARRISH,
late Of the firm of Booock s. Parrish, LyncLburg,
Virginia.
Mcdaniel s. Ir5y. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bagby, Richmond.
L. Peebles Petersburg.
u. c. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fe 22-lm
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ARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELL

nh LIT
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
The Cash syste,,.

We are pleased to see that the old method of
doing business on the credit system is rapidly
taking its place among the obsolete. This is as
it should be, and when the cash system once wholly
dsPlaces that of credit it will prove blessing to
both buyer and seller. All trade and commercial
transactions will receive new life-business of
all kinds will be fnvigorated with healthier ton,
in every regard, and the wonder will be that any
other system was ever allowed to prevail As will
be seen by their advertisement, our friends A. j.
Gardner & Co., of Giiead, have determined upon
adopting an exclusively cash system, after the LIST
of August next. We have no doubt that success
willattend them, and that they will make money
by Il Q operation. Let other firms adopt the same
course, and the advantages conferred upon the
community at large will soon become apparent
Gardner Co. have one of tle finest drug and va
riety stores to bc found in the county.
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Fatal Accident,

On Friday evening last, Francis Y. Belangcr
SEN, for many years a resident of this place. was
instantly killed. In attempting to cross the rail-
way bridge near Toledo, and while on the draw u
he either missed his footing, or stumbled, and was
precipitated through the tnhers into the river 1t
is thought that he was killed before reaching the
water, for he sunk instantly. Tho body was re-
covered on the same evening, and coroner's in
quest held and verdict returned in accordance
with the above circumstances.
The deceased was one among the oldest settlers
in this place, and at the time of his death was
about sixty years of age. He was printer, hav-
ing worked at the business for thirty years or more
in various offices in this portion of the State. He
served in the Union army three years, having re-
ceived an honorable discharge thercfrom few
months ago. His remains were brought to Per-
rysburg on Saturday afternoon last aud inferred
in the cemetery, the funeral rites being pei formed
by Rev. 7. n. Barkdu, of this place.
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TOLEDO mARKET.
TOLEDO, June 90, lsG

TOLEDO, June 90, 1865.
FL0UR-No transactions.
GRAIN Red Wheat l10I5c; white l5Sc Corr
62c. Oats 53c. In Rye and Barley nothing dong
SALT--Fine 81 TO- Ground Solar 2 l5i Coarst
? Is; dairy in bbls rs; sacks Csc.
FRElGHTS-TO Buffalo 3lz; ~ OsMegO 7I<c
Through Rates--FlOur 45c 10 New York.
GROCERIES-C COfiea-Rio 30@34c; Java 37@
3Sc. Sugars-raw llH@l5c; crushed 2OH
graduated 20He coffee l91zc; Il. coffee is JJzd
l9cg G coffee le4gl7c. Toas-Young Hyson
75C9l75; Imperial l20Gl7Oe; Black s0@l3oe; ia
pan 1000 l35c. Mdasses 55@95c. Srups--faii
IO@75ci good f5@sOcj prime 9Oall5c. Rice
Rangoon l0HGl2Ac.
WOOL Well-washcd I5650c; unwashed 4 off
SHEEP PELTS--Large slGel so; Lamb Skins
50975c; Shearlings l06D20c
HlDES--Green, cured and trimmed 64@Tc
Green, cured aud untrimR 51SGse; Green trimd
4ll15c; Green cured calf skins ll0l2c; dry lint
trimmed 1040llc; dry salted hides 99l0c; dry
kip. 28e: dry calf skins I6091Tc.
FlSH-White Fish, No. 1, hf bbls, 80 90; dO No
2, hf bbs, 81 25; Piekerc No. hf bbls So So; Do
No. 2, hf bbls. s.; Trout. hi hbis 81 U.s. skinned
Cat. hi bills 80: Bass hf bbls $500; Lake Shad
hf bbls, SO 5O Lake Herring, hf bbls 50.
LUMBER Clear S43; 21 clear $j3i boa S33
stock boards si9 common boards sl6i culed dc
Sll; fencing sls Gull fencing slli ioist ssantiOs
and timber, Is feet and Ter, ward sizes. Si6
jnis'. scantng and timber 20 60 - 'ee ,yirf sizes
SlTMls; clear md second - 'r h1arin" RS com.
mon aoGhng $2s; el, ar and second clear aiding
$50; oonmon siding Sloi saved Hnlngies S5tao SO
Lsth s3,
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The Whent Crnn.

We hear much complaint among quito a number
of farmers in this county of the prevalence OF
midge, or weevi, in their wheat fields We are in.
formed by some that the extent of these pests is
so great that many fields viii not produce enough
grain to pay for the labor bestowed upon them
Indeed it is stated that some are cutting off the
crops for forage, and plowug their fields. How
true this is we know not, others again inform us
that the alarm is greater among the farmers thar
the facts will warrant, and that the deprcdatons
of the weeyil thus far, are quite limited. The
"golden straw" and weevil-proof wheat" are NJ
at all ahected but the destruction, if any, is con
fined to the Mediterranean. That there has been
and is cause for complaint, we believe to be to a
certain extent true, but We are by no means pre-
pared to indorse all the pancky stories that many
farmers repeat who are ever ready to cry out
" Starvation aud "hard times"
From neighboring counties in this section Of
the State, similar complaints reach us. Tn Van
Vert, Pauding, Defiance, Henry, Sandusky, Sen
eea and other counties the same gloomy prospects
and forebodings are entertained. Tie Fremont
Sentinel says:
During the past few days VIC haze heard con
siderable about weevil ia wheat. Several
heads from different fields have been exhibited
containing from ten to twenty of these destruct-
iv0s in a head. Some fields will undoubtedly
suffer much. That their ravnges are very exten-
siyo or generdl-we consider exceedingly doubtful.
A correspondent in Erie County writes that
The prospect for fine crop week ago looked
well, but to-day we are not expecting to realize
one-tourth OF crop. The midge, or weevil, as
some call IL has destroyed acres that as said be-
fore looked fair for yield forty bushels per acre
The PauIding Gazette saysi
The weevil has destroyed great portion of the
wheat crop IN this county the late heavy rains do
ing but iiie " arrest its depredations The crop,
as general thing, presented favorable appear
anee Tor more than an average crop, before this
insect made its appearance.
In reference to the depredations of the weevil,
the Sandusky Register says;
We have examined number Of fields, and
taken pains TO inquire from the remuie paris OF the
eonniIy, ana as TAR as We eau learn, the wheat
crop Of many Of the best farms m tue county will
DC an entire allure" r~~
From these and other reports, il would seem
shat the pros qeels OF the bounthtI harvest which
were entertained few weeks since, are sadly
bhghted, bet we trust these ravages will net DO
foand 70 as great en- extent a- represented,
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The Voice OF the People.

Liberty is one Of the dearest blessings which our
forefathers have handed down to US, II was pur-
chased by the blood OF many valiant revolution.
ary hero has been guarded by Washington a
Jefferson, Clay aud Webster. But dearor still
to te hearts Of the people is that world renowned
remedy known as Goes Cough Balsam. IL cures
like magic the most violent attacks Of sroup, and
is indispensable in oyery family Of children.
Colds, sudden coughs, sore throat, hoarsenoss aud
iuaamed lungs are instantly and surely cured by
its timely use. No cough mixture has ever been
known that equals il, which accounts for its great
popularity with all classes. The young and old
the rich and poor-physicians and druggists and
all who have tested it speak in the highest terms
of its merits. We say 20 our readers--buy il and
try it. II costs but 40 cents the bottle contains
twice as much medicine as you can obtain in an
other way at the cost, aud all our drug store,
keep it, %
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Correspondence Of the Perrysburg Journal ]
From the IS9th, o. v.

BRowNsBoRo, Ala, June IL.
ED. journal: This company and regiment is
still in Alabama, enduring the heat drilling, eat
ing hard-tack, dewborricS, and making them
selves as comfortable as circumstances will admit.
II was news to us 10 hear we were on the way
home, or near there, as we supposed we were in
Alabama, and likely to remain there until ordered
away, which has not been done. The 1924 o. V.
l., 18th Michigan, and 73d Indiana, have bSen Or
dered home, which leaves us all alone here, and
until other troops sent, we shall remain. There
has been no orders received to muster out and the
probability now is that we shall remain in the SER
vice until late in the autumn, il we do not serve
our year out. So those persons who neglected to
write to the boys because they heard we were
coming home, had better commence on back cor
respondence. As soon as we start you shall know
it, and until that time you may rest assured we
are quietly resting in Dixie
The health Of our company is excellent, and the
bounti(ul supply of berries we are now enjoying
contributes TO this.
During the extremely hot weather we do not
drill in the middle OF the day, which makes ii
more endursble. The company, however, is very
well versed in the manual" and 3" facngs,'
which renders such assiduous drillings uuueces-
sary, and only enough is done to make it certain
the men get exercise enough for good health, in
which bodily state we all are.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
The CeIebra,ion n, Menmee.

r1c ! for Naumee CITY Our friends across the
river are making every preparation for glorious
time on the Fourth. Justlook at the programme
Of exercises ia another eolsmnl Speeches, din
ner, toasts, military drill aud battle evoluticus
fireworks aud general rejoicing will be comprised
in the grand brogramme Of the day. The returned
soldiers will be on hand, and the boys Of Battery
II will give the artillery tactics Of the field, with
their park Of great guns.
We learn that quite number Of oST eitisens in
tend. joining in the celebration at Maumee. A
cordial invitation has been extended, aud it is sug.
gestod that procession be formed, aud such ar
triotic enthusiasa Of the day.