The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.


wHoETLEDERRIEs are retailing at ten cents per
quart.
NAMES of candidates announced in the columns
of the JOURNAL for one dollar.
THE 5Oth, lO4.h, nth and 1lsth Ohio Rcgi-
ments are consolidated with the lS3d.
The School Examiners hold their next regular
session on Friday of this week, at Weston.
THE communication respecting "Woevil in
Wheat" by ID. II. Patio, is deferred until our
next issue.
GEORGE POWERS Esq, will accept our thanks
for a basket of nicely y-havored early apples, from
his orchard Of choice fruit.
AT the meeting of Company A, of the 6Ith Bat
TALON o. N. c., held on Saturday evening 'ast,
Charles Baird was elected Second Lieutenant.
VIZ invite the attention of persons desiring en-
ployment to the Sewing Machine Agency of D. b.
HKRRlNToN Co., of Detroit advertised in to-day's
paper.
THE Town Council Of Perrysburg have passed
ordinance providing for trial by jury before the
Mayor. The ordinance will be found in another
column. ' ..
J. H. McELRoY, formerly of the Ottawa 7eie-
gram, has purchased the Sidney Journal. He is a
spirited writer, and will issue a spicy and good
newspaper.
ALL the rebel prisoners heretofore confined at
Johnsons Island have been discharged. None
now remain save Cole, Robinson and two other
State prisoners.
GUYER & 0BLISGER offer for sale choice little
tract of land of twenty four acres, under good
state of cultivation, on the Portage River. See
advertisement.
A NEWSPAPER is worth, as n school in the fam
lily, ten dollars year. Yet two dollars is grum-
bled at by many, grudgngy paid by others, and
refused by many more.
The 2lst o. V. L., 35S strong was mustered out
at Louisville, on the Oath ult. The members from
this neighborhood reached their homes on Satur-
day merning and evening.
| The steamer Belle is doing thriving business
this season i'll the way Of passengers and freight,
which glad to note, as she well deserves
public favor and patronage.
ISAAC NJ. KEELER, Of the Fremont Jomnal, offers
the printing material of the Sentinel office for sale
Parties desiring to start printing office, can Sc
cure this material at bargain.
JOSH Billings says If man is going to
make a business of serving the Lord, he likes to
see him do it when he measures out onions as well
as when he holers halleluyer."
THE steamer George ". Reyaolds arrived at this
port on Saturday evening. She has been in the
service of the Government since last fall, plying
between Sandusky and Johnsons Island
THE skeleton work of the new building for the
Hardware Store is all properly adjusted, aud Il Q
structure is now being rooted. In a few weeks
more the entire building will be completed.
OF the Exchange Hotel, in this place, the Toledo
Commercial well says: " The visitors on pleasure
or business TO Perrysburg cannot to better than
make call Friend Norton, of the Excl alge
Hotel. They will find comfort, civiIity and good
cheer"
We understand that scarcely cOrporals guard
of the Democracy was in attendance at the Demo-
cratic Convention in this place on Saturday last.
The Convention elected all of its members as dele
gates to the several conventions. As conse-
quence, everything "passed of harmosiously."
THE Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford,
makes an equitable adjustment and prompt cash
payment of losses, subjectng sufferers to no incon
venience in collecting their insurance, but dealing
willingly in paying the loss, as in receiving the
premium for the indemnity guaranteed. N. II.
CALLARD, Agent.
WALTHAN watches and Ayers Pills are said
to be the highest specimens of American art,
each of their kind-one in mechanics and the
other in medicine. With Waltham watch in
one pocket and box of Ayers Pills in the other,
you should be at your work in season, with the
health to pursue it.-Nor,ooy Me.) Aleertiser.
The New York Tribune estimates that
during the eleven months ending with last
May, one million two hundred and fifty |
thousand persons visited Barnum's Museum, !
the receipts for that period being nearly
three hundred thousand dollars.