The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
LocAr nnryTTiEs.

NEW po.atoesaro selling in our place at 50 per
bushel.
THE grass crop, now being cut, is one Of the
heaviest ever harvested in,this county.
IT is not generally known that e.sue cent stamp
is all that is required to prepay drop letter.
wEare under obligations to Mrs. LEWIS NJ HrNI
for a nice boquet from her beautiful flower gar
den. t...
MEMBERs or the 1llth Ohio, from this vicinity,
recently mustered out at Cleveland, have reached
their homes.
wuoRrLEBERMEs are coming into market in
considerable quantities The yield will prove to
be abundant this season.
IT is reported that the yield Of pears and plums
in this section, win be good. The peach prospect
is nothing to brag Of Apples will be abundant.
FIRES and overcoats have not been uu,omforta-
bic during the past few days. July is nearly two
thirds gone, aud titus far has borne the character.
stcs of March or April.
The barley, oats, corn aud potato crops of this
county will, in great measure, make up the loss
sustained in the wheat crop. The yield in al o
these products will be heavy.
THs Toledo Record is shocked and disetistcj
with tho sentiments promulgated by Colonel SLEy
rN. Sure sign that the gallant Colonel is right
and he can go ahead with an approving conscience
We learn that the Democracy of this county will
hold Convention in this place on the Goth inst.
for the purpose of selecting delegates t. attend the
Democratic State, Senatorial, and Representative
Conventions.
ATTENTION is directed to the Life Insurance
card of n. IL. CALLARp, Esq. The Charter 0aI
is one of the best Life Insurance Companies cx
tant. No man of family should neglect duty
so obligatory.
RAIN fell without cessation from 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning till O'Clock Sunday afternoon 81
hours. The weather during the time was chill!
in the extreme. The rain appears to have beer
general over the country.
SAMUEL A. RAYMOND, Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for the Tenth District, recently seized tn,
following property in Lucas County forfeited t,
Government owing to the non-payment of th,
proper taxes: lG casks and 1863 cases of distillc,
spirits.
SHERIFF. EvERs has recovered the horse anC
buggy stolen some weeks since from Messrs. vii
son and Roller, at Portage. In application t
duties in the line of his official calling, he is wary
will have lively time to elude his vigilance.
THE cold eanhon" still remapS whereit it was lcf
on the morning of the Fourth, standing on From
street, exposed 10 every injury which mischcivou
boys and incement weather can infict upon it, L
there not sufficient regard for the "vetcran gun,
among those who have the charge oft, to secure
shelter therefor?
THE wooden factory of JAMES F.. DEAN, just be
yond the Maumee Bridge, has been thoroughly re
fitted, and his cards covered anew, So that he i
now prepared to manufacture woolen fabrics o
every description in style that will compare ia
vorobly, in texture and durability, with that Of an!
similar establishment.
IT may be worthy the attention OF farmers an,
others to know that the Phunix Insurance Com
pany, of Han trord, issues policies upon detache,
dwellings and their contents, and upon barns, hay
grain and live stock, for three or five years, a
greatly reduced rates from the regular annua
tariff. N. IL. OALLARD is the Agent