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, 1865-10-24
SEWING wOnIENss UNION.
Meeting Last EvenIns--DIscnssio

The regular weekly meeting Of the Sewing
Wonen's Protective Union YVES heh iast erenins IN
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Aasocis-
ton, Methodist Church Block, corner Of Washing
ton and Clark s,reets. TIE attendance VAS quite
lnrge, not even standing room being LEFT for those
who came late The F1esidcnt, Mr. 4. c. Cameron.
occupied the chaiT. 49,
Ihe special committee On appropriations reported
he sspeadltnte q orc hundred aoa oye doass aar
and ordered to be plactd On file.
The following perscIs, on motion Of the Presi-
dent. were sPpomted as a Co11mfttee On Finance
of ihe Union: M1s. ). Taylor, Miss Mary Kayio1
5bs Psts.dent st..sd ,h.t the hnsssnas Of ZONE
Of he Iembets Of the Unlon we're IN the receipt Of
aufiefent waEca per week to support their amilies
In comfortable manner, and he IVES ANXIOUS to
know II the other members Who were not 60 forhi-
He wou1d Ike 10 bear the matter discussed pro and
con. One female In shr1n toice sstd she was IN
fnroc OF " throwing them cut" hut as Af cameron
member me- 10 order. Hf.e1 ereas desi :! 1hIspcsiag
among ihe MEMBERS 1t wa: finally settled that such
pe1ons should not be furnished with woFk.
Tho President next desired to have a popular ex-
soeiaton should Be called i The Protective Unton
and Home, Or simply The apIotect.re Union" 40 80! A
The members were then required 10 make de-
e,ston t1 the effect taat hey wo9d not seseal to
This the President slated, was neeessary to the
well being and prosperity OF the Union.
A COMMITTEES, consisting Of Mrs. L. Fowler and
Mis- Mary 0'Brien, was appointed 10 consider and
investigate ln'o the character OF persons making ap.
plication fnr membership.
On motion Of the President, 1t was voted that The
members should psy the sum Of ten cents each for
copies Of the new constitution and bylaws Of the
association.
Mrs. Loo1nis, from the committee appointed to
procure scvtng machines and stoEes for the use Of
The Union. reported that The Wheeler d Wilson and
Singer companies had each donnted machine To
the Union She also reported the purchase OF =
suitable store foe twenty-hye dollars. The report
VA. accepted and the commlltee discharged.
At the fnstauce Of The President, committee
co1sttsln Of Aiisa Davidson, Mrs. Buebee and Mrs.
Fowler, wse appointed 70 ee}ect snltabe pcsson 10
act as superintendent OF tho sowing rooms to dis
trIhute work toapphcants and receive oulers: They
were likewise requested to act tn that capacity IN
III f1ch superintendent wus appo nten.
a .ote Of th4nks was rendered by &c ASSOCIATION
Esq:. Nj, Bolton, Agent Of tho Singer seginss
Machine Company, Prof Amass @Ccoy, Pro1
Staab, Prof. Anfalge, Mr. Sackett, and FTanl
Lumhan, for services rendered the Association.
After listening 10 speech by Ar, Trevehck+ ht
meeting adjourned.
, 1865-10-24

Ctpc{unaSa MNxkef,
Especial despatch to the Chicago Ts1hunt.1
E{Sc1SxATs, Get. q.
F1avH-A fals local demand. Prices unchanged.
GRAn-Thcat--old red steady 1t S2.oset21os new
prime $1scslss No sales OF white. corn-no Dc
and-odettd 4Sc for and ahclIed Oats dull Ut 10
9l1c. nye-ncw steady atsoc, Barley--no sales.
rrov1s1oxs-aItss pork in fair demand At t3s-sa2
ssna Dulk meats lower. Shoulders offered At l7Ac /.
aides tskalS4c. Bacon offered at 1s930H9l15a!
packed fo1 shou1dcs rib sdea, clear rib sud clear
sides.
DxIsezp Ho1S-Duu at $l1.hn312.5e.
Or1-Lnaced oil nr1n 1t ft.s1.
Conos-Dnll at sse for nulddNng.
WuuH1T-8teadY At tcA
E1cuAxGz-Hetter-no dnconnt inquiry tor selling,
NrWr..Ent n ttcht.
, 1865-10-24
Buffalo Market.

FIoCE-pull. ..,-
kCc sp Ing 51eQj corn qules 20 bu, &c oats hot As
SIC 6ar1ry nominal &l-l2 for Canada rye, active ano
nominal.
WUU11Y-He1d at 8tsl. - "A.
CANAL Fx11GuTs-To New York, wheat &c, corn zse
IxrcSrs-F1aur LOIS 1rls; Wheat, z9s11 bu; coIns
1a.2G bo; oats, 18 bu barley, s,oo bn; fse ID
CANAL K1roRTs-Theat. 4h460 bn; corr, $40 bn ;
natk. q. .1oo hn RE. 6EzQ bu.
, 1865-10-24

I'm IN the Rest-Eo 10 Bryant q
% tsc.oash pzaetitsi i business edncaeoa. OF 70 Se-
rome good Telegraph Operation Aadsess ss.e.Us. nss
Ing stampsl Tor circulars, bafAs7 q e1aAA1SS'
Chicago, III.
, 1865-10-24

Vessels Passed Detroit.
fspcc1al Despatch To the CnlcaGo 1Tibuue.l
px7Eon. Oct. 2.
UP-DcSoto, Monitor. West, No. ?, Farsons. ~
nosrherc Hlnck,ey, Bates, Ausk1ugunas ". Fa1lea,
Baker.
powt-pesr, THi1ght, American Uu1o1, Au1e1
T,nbstna Ostrich Cl&ytQp. Belle, Etnx.
, 1865-10-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Four Hundred Stoves at tA1ction.-onf
t;srfejd No, % Stste street. oterr at private ssls.
ageauy redaeed hs s1fe II, Has s,eeK 1,i q he'll
IN han a, mi ttoe yin e eoa at auction, to close
ihis depsftment Of his business: 1hc stock now
consists ii the Stewart and other par1or, ohice,
bnii bedroo1n and shop coal stoves alEp1 Wood,
nsl1nnr and boz stoves, all of which Will be sold
aS much below I he marEet value Of the goods, Nj;
g. also has on band 100 cook stores, consisting .!
The stewart, Magee, Victor and others, which Mfll
be closed ont at i great sacrifice. sW'
, 1865-10-24

rrbe struggle IL Oyer!-As ths he mSasre 9s;a re-
[6egGes Soae 10 Ne main sheat Of The asS' 80 50
!6e vhois b5eed e. ,di@a ,.ts'sn sSa and
ttae'e hn1enss aaSS Sirht blooming Cereus. they
Sasc cone 10 ooli,ion, where they eelo1s t'o
eYefyWht1c.
, 1865-10-24

Lrv8yroo1, Oct. f3
eaies of the FeeN foot 10 90 bales. Including
1es 10 kpecnls,ora sad u o bales 70 sIroeEs tne @
su5aoSneatIy Secame Dat and closed Win AZ sa:aned
Of only I'd American 70 H@1a 81 o. s5a Sooss "
SIiears Iii ss{d; tnladllag Xd; Mobile miad!iqx
7Hd gosna,r f 1a1ndlna Modl9ei 6,1ea io spee
as;Sst eSs T1 Gasiss II II
stocf ID pors Is reported fooo 900 bales Of whien Y
90 bales American Inae m Isnoti4s ~ Ia rnea
bcinc Grmer, with IN advancing tendency.
The msrKet for breadstuhs closes quiet anu stea05
4Ae - N i1SpoN, Fr1iay Evening. Oct. Il:
CoNsorE-C1neen at SS4a S9Ht for money ! 1c HesA
return OF The Rank or England shows q oecTease
bullion Of E4s7, ,tQQ ,, e,..
sSR3Hf: Illinois Central EhaIrs SS34.
, 1865-10-24

The Hest, The Che1pSrt"6mais "6,I1isses the 6s bet
ess; qssss GelSss of 5usinsss edass9 sh9s,
Ssad reporting md telsEaphng arc r. Tsofs pess Hmea
Svsscc.e, New York.
, 1865-10-24

The Sweet Sonth Wind Rreath!nG
SoxopoST. And tho aroma which II e1ales, com
mruicaies teelfto the hreatha Of all Who ufe I'll.
marvellous dentf.ice, white teeth ruady guns.
sweet month. and The certainty Of enIoytnr tbest
desirabjcs in pe1petuity, arc amopg The blessings
derived nom the NE Of SozoDoST.
nrfp5teTT.9tTC&aA
, 1865-10-24

bur Your Supplies Cheap.
There will be meeting Of the stockholders ofthe
Mining and SIMPLY Company. at No. ~ Dearborn
street. room 8, on this Tuesday evening. Oct 9Th,
at half past seyen o'clock Al parties interested IN
fhe above enterprise are Invited 10 attend.
Uy order Of the President.
, 1865-10-24

H.chicaa so1.hsrn 4 ss.essk: ce.slane nd eIsss;
d. ss i s2s "a +
s sls S9ff aa dssa ls:a' 3 sad Aa7sa
Il Il governments thefs rs oais moderate hastne,s
without ehsnss Of @aea no9cas 2 ~ Eecos9sd
it, sa; aessa = e
made II sek lower than Ioe Board. The money msr.
evening. "a balances . ? considerable amou1xae
t. FEE IL saq 5s: e.
ever the turn the Other WAT. sad while therets not
po s nd o.
eply ths strong e names =. pass At Ger CENT These
II fsa s & ;ss s asss
New York Market. ..
e9szs9:s'sss essssss'ss s:f; qs ii Ill., $40
ai5 for e1t1a round hoop Ohio: and &9:3a3i2N ior
'sas e1aas.i Rssss @ssssn ssas9nf s5ss.
s2ssi s2sss tel ssas :@ssi -
St.s RI ss @
~ g. 9.ts e 1sSss Feaasss i sSssss saf an.oana,
azeezaat-ssgar an,st, caS. ,museo7sdo, 1ssa
'ftefsteadi Il is &c foT Isl crop and soaoc for
.tFasa i 81 ss sses 'eSe
rse1ff1oss-farE Par unsettled ard closed heary. Sale.
ioE s9:nFS as t5.;x :.; sai Il; Sstes s. g
Sais Z liz p.a
Sts se sest cas &c. 81! Il sds sas:
nd nonainai 1t feF sboa1ders and 20s&s or
es;s; e 6ss 5ss' '.sa To-
Oawsgo Market.
OswEao, Oct. 3.
III. s1 oH % NJ s1'e ps
ssss9. ss IL % ss.sZ Sts .s ;asss sse
e.nsss. s % Wy: No: ,!i.sosse ~: si&: Sosa
ssIS Il f;ss essi ii Hy
bu & ea,!ey. Nj ID 81, 80 s. pesG s~.~ ,
Ss ss;!:} s = sss '' e''a
Mining Stocks.
l. NEW Yonx. Oct. y.
Prices Of mining stoeks big IL Bostoo te-dar: cso.
s.se ffsf :s ho1s heetsaa
[ Superior, *; Quincy, no ploa-
| montreal Market.
| MohrBnA1- Oct. q.
F1ogEsspx eztss g 8; e,tza .zses55s;; 1sm,Iz
csnssa ana Wessa st
oats ssSac. LittladoiD IN grain.
Toledo Market: 49,, ~,
GnAThest hetser 5gt ,naets.s Et, :, sases = Fo q
En.ta Mssssse ,sss 4
stsspb g E shes. e ns!s op bu
e0s1. Sc ea Is 81 VI %neas bu b
PHILADELPHIA Market.
gtoss-Esn xt,h ae ase.ssis sssssf; 3 :, w ~. =
90 ysiipx =, n,o 49,. :, ,,a,,,r !
coid r,s snrtr 1or n rnt6. LAW S'Ase -
, 1865-10-24

IUHUHfp,
F1nrn-super }6toeae.e1. nominal; extra t143oB
!. 50 quiet. doub1o extra ~ .o0Css.2o. noH,lnnl
usiN-M heat-.Fan g. iGs ~; spring sLs0S p
unta 2saEOc; dull. I'eas 09Gfsc aetive.
, 1865-10-24
Hatrin1onial.
G1lanteo >>=GorrfsponotHre

w 7ANTED-Co Correspondence de-
w sired for TIE love q tne hing taa q o. mas1 2 u.
st-eithtr hen, handsome. r1ettT. styNsh. sseon'
pIished. refined. talented or bsiQia1-9J two gentle
raher handsone 4tesdy lltue fellow, the eah son q
Vesithy partuta- Correspondence honorshlo and g
cret Address Bo1 1S, Louisville ky. G7
, 1865-10-24


Cprrox-sales Of cotton for the week, H. 20 bales
{}nerkd unEA1t. but becnme nat, Auo closed With N
advance Of half penny on American For the Teek;
IuiddInS Orleans 75xd. IN FF1d1y the market clodea
upward. and there were sales Of 21,10 bales.
RHKAne1uYTE-Quies.
Enurl8IoNe-etcany.
MOsxT-Consois 8L @sa4. The bullion In the DsnA
os England had decreased Etts, 900.
SrOExR-I!nIted EiAte4 3a0s, 6at@69; Ef1e 1sh1noao
ssQss9k Illinois Central, Ea962A.
LTv1HPool, Oct H.
LIVERPOOL CoTrpx MAKKEr-Cotton opened dul! ~
decline ol Hda hd. hat closed active and hqoy shs
The decline was fully recovered. Thc GALES lof lnal
t4Ya haTt aTrtg1ttd poQ bales oo bales
10 aptcuiAoTs, and eIportfrb. Irade report ot tne
adr1ce8 fFp Manchester arc not 10 fsyotaole Ano e
market was quiet and easier. but closed hsneF
LIVERPOOL H!tAdstut!s- Market II tending aown- Gn
ward, Wakefield. Nash q Co.; Rf.lanc, AthVa q ~.
and othe1s report tour bas and quotations pasesg ao
Es7d ealsa At Is 1d4ss l0d far Wintst ted Com i1ad
tive and declined I'd ea1es at - 6d3Ns % TOT H3ea
LNTtpoa1-FFoytslon matkes MeaaJ. tGsnssr' tsnsr'
rpce CO. and Others report heei quiet ana steany q
1hrrN Ta1 fse dE1unnd for the nne Qu2aes ~ tus
f,i p1ey!ous rates. Pork quiet hut nfn kacon nac-
i've but steady. Rutter Ener the tne Huat'es lave
Tnn1rTed Ncst- LsEd inactive but ztEady-
Produce mA.kct-T2ilow steady At &9s- sasaF DC
tive ,Coneo inaruye.
Linseed oil steady; rosin tat: er.Ha tnIetntihs
| o"'' LoAp11, Oct. II.
| Rax1nsTC1Ys-Fnner.
S.ocINEsE69ffaI s stsady,, Goaee afu. Tea active
ConsoA tsK@s9 for monc5- Illinois Central shA5es M e
E4es4Hc: Ertt shares, $50; United states azVa, ass
, 1865-10-24

A Fresh Supply Of Goes Cough Hnl-
ean-thc great remedy for coughs, colds, Nnoopint;
cough, c1onp, and all fung compla'nts-s FeeeiSea
%10 IVA octa tt939- -33s-tu- III -sat1t-wkly
, 1865-10-24

NT TANTF,D a HGu Us ~ u.~A
w prrct1rea ~, s,e q axnx from ~ to 20 n9
Va 1ent shs aeSn ~ -; 20: len. CspilA rrqgIsd
"T TA@1rrr~ Eo~ rho
w standard H1.t,v, = ~. r3a,. in ln3lish ard
German, eonois.e Il oae seF1 1sr = toluns q oy~
TorsEalts of fsuera!ss ha,iie se,sz msps Aad dta-
rE1ms- This history Is cam Ts<i ftnrs 1cf frorts
xss; .siaasi Hre63 CO ~ j, saIsfors a.
tns1sls NJ relts ss&-iu,t .9As ,ht- ptvrle r.nt.
hesu9e2 onSs1s ana sold1efA knd et,esKsnc yoonk
men y nsn 49,. o. nfoulane eakaoymeuf vtn 1nd th9
~ ~ 1,HAs saouey. NC NE &ent9
g e ~ ~ ~ iot rfoof Of ~htta eena
II OQCc Huf 11A 4t6 AadfF5N
, 1865-10-24

Toledo 1lnfkFt4 =
ToLrpO, Oct. n3.
GHAE-Whcat better, but inactive, Win sa3eg q
new white Michigan It LIS; 5eW nn5eT at LIZ Cota
LAEx FnI1aun Wheat tatsanl &c 70 hnnalo, ~, -,
RrCKfPIn PAST WEKL-i3,o01 bn wheat, U,uQ OIL
corr, 400 bu RE, =, geo bu barley.
SEHxKx1e-As.0oo nu wheat, ~ 900 bu corD+ s&o ~
oata 500 b4 rye.
, 1865-10-24
1N9amtyD=$:5;agents.

tWASTED A gents Farmers q n =:
Roou, II. -. sasta Ga7 2aased ases
.s &on't ehar3e for iu3oxUAAlou- %sVA1sA A"N te4a
, 1865-10-24

ntarrhea and Dysentery.-Dr; str!ck-
lands Auti- Cholera Mixture is warranted to cure
IiaTrhea and Dyrentefy. Price 20 cents. sold ny
Druggists everywhere. ocf1's9s-'t1p-7h's
, 1865-10-24

NOT THE MAz.-We sEe sequestcd Ia eay that the
Edward Gr1iiths mentioned In the TRIBUNE Of Jes-
tcrflay as having Rtolen medicine chest, was mol
formerly drummer Of the s9th Illinois solnnteesB.
GpyEnsNR7 SALE.-We are informed that In
Consequence OF tho nonanival Of the tzalu the sale
Of Government rnnles, announced to have been
made here to-day, Is postponed for eereral days.
, 1865-10-24

BrHo-AHr.-Aboutt two o'clock on Sunday morn
Ing bszx,as entered the house of t-fauae Of Leo
more He.1ick, eituated on Stats street, through LII
back door, and Absccnded With ths pantaloons d
Charles Nichols a fellow Who was staying there
fuHdH
, 1865-10-24
Tot 5ate==Rfat Eatate.

TOR SALE--A House On leased
Il ground. House Eo. $50 West Monroe ssses-
Tvo tnT house and cout1ns utua rooms, EaS HAtak,
et~ fsJnund Fent iou, and hon1s IN e1eeaitaI pah-
b Facod. Apply to r. b MARSHALL, 5D Csaat5t,
, 1865-10-24
0awego Market.

/, NEW Yotx, Oct. .
Prices Of mining stocks BID In Boston today: Cen
tt8S sd hds: Ccqrer Falls 70; Ffnuklln Is; Hancock,
Ii; Huron. ID; lsIe RoY4l, 9: Tenn. II; Rocklanl, ~
Superior, 9k; Quincy, 10 plds.
, 1865-10-24

I Montreal 1lnfkCts
| MokrRHA1- Oct. q.
F1orr-Sapcr extra Is Is; extra t7.5o9S.73: tamtrT
%7H 793; low CRATES required for extras ne:lecftd
1 GRAIH.-Wheat Canada md Western at II. .sAal.So
/ Qais :EaNc. Littls doing IN grin.
, 1865-10-24

RonsrRY,-For some time past a msn nameo
Mics. accompanied By 5oung lady who calls hef-
4en Ellen Blackburn has been stopping a' 1ue
Wayer3y House, Oh Soslh Kluzie street.. ana pass.
tnc thc eaid Ellen a. his wife. No one sospee'ea
anything w1ong about The couple, nnui
one day tbe fair Ellen had tosrowfnl - 10 sd s
The sum Of $500, which the too EusnEg rss ~ ~
ciyep to her chsrge, was suddenly iound non n;
ard where It had gone 10 was more Inan sae ooaa
imse1pe- The do1ng Niles felt much n ba
~ Ills lit Of nn~elc0ruh neWE. fof u WAS ~ 1T
loose chsncc be tuppencd to havc In big poas
hnS could Rave called bis owl: and anannais
! u.aced him horn du cusutG- He immeaiaslf se.
defective Vim. Douglas to WORK up tns eases ~.
ttey could nof agree IS to tho thsel. as Ntes
1houeht 1t might BE- ut1c Of the eoatossa, Ana
EouEiss believed Ellen to be implicated as
TIC stter stuck 10 h1s conviction he Wss unseremo
niousfr discharged By the indignant hllcs lie then
stated The facts III Pocc hnt 1aoen q
| liz rharrin NJ Douglas wns again detMleo 10Y tne
.e.Ic hut opjy 10 b reod that lis services sssfe
~, 1esntrs third time was hs detailed ana l1le
I'M he took hold with the determination not 70 De
iasFa m nr,a3n At this etage q anAifs Elen eame
-, ;re ronelasion that she would Ike to mat t1me
.osss,rs Ii,5ns al Earvitc in this state; Nie'
,cs5Iiy ss.ented, and With many 1Estels at parting
eew hez OF on the train. Otnces - IL
wind 81 tbe matter immedateaJ pss " ,eies IL
MnrShal oi Aurora to arrest The tait mrcs ~
wss done and the next day Ellen eGain ao1 @ sss nst
naar1ncs IL ibis cts, bat inSteeo OF t1t y masst.
Uouse, she vas prevailed On to lake up aef
, 1865-10-24
Board Of ReCistcrn~

Ionly about nine or ten OF the thiEtytwo registry
neu 10. this city are retuzDed- Ii Is time that al
were made ont and exposed for correction Only
this week remains for sueh examination BY me
voters ms Is provided for In the ac previous 10 he
formal correction week before elecuon day. VIII
the board Of Registry please follow the example
noted above and remember that II u not convenient
10, working men to be obliged to ait eeveral hou5a
to look over the ats and lhat very many VIII omit
to do 70 II there be not reasonable time allowed
10 avoid cnn ding. Every voter Ehould see thst he
, 1865-10-24

BOARDING The citizens Of Chr
II eaco md the travelloE public are respectfully
'BeliaIt Honse,', 15S allchigan street next door
On 81 nday nexL Oct 81, to bosfnera and lcEet Ap-
plIcalons for chotee roots and dry posrd vii ps re.
ca1yed this week. Brfak1a1t from 10 u dnnet from
Ann EENS1EIY t6i5
, 1865-10-24

COUNTY EEEc7soS~THE HECASpInATEs.-Neo omit
led in our LIT Of candidates published yesterday,
the pamcs Of the following gentlemen:
For School Commsss,ouc1-O. r. Her7ick, for
mcrly Principal Of the Pebble School ai Harlem.
IEe name Of biz competitor IL John T. Eoe1haft.
the r.esen: incumbent.
For County snteyoT-Edmund btxey, present
Alderman.
or courre the omission OF thesc names WIS unin~
tentional; candidates hre 70 numerous ttat It Is
scarely possible to remember them Ill At mo"
meut'e Dotice.
For Probate Indee. the eecond name should bnye
1ead-C1l III G. ". Smith. Of the 18TH, Or Second
Goa1d OF Trade regiment"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-18
NEW HOOKS.

mr.. HAMILTON, few days since retur.ed frois
l Jthe East, with large supply OF Drugs, Aledi-
cines, Notions, new Books. BE. Among the large
stock Of new publications. which aIay he found al
the Drug Store, are the toiiawing;
. "Soulagp History of the War; Battle Field \ o
the SOUTH" by an English Combal'lnt. With VIZ
Maps.
eIhree Months in the Soathern States" BY
Licutepaat Colone TFeuianlle,
"lnez; A Tale Of the Alamo" Iy Augusta j,
Evans, author of 'Dnelah."
"The Black Plume Riaes.' by Mary A. Howe.
cBatle Fields Of Our Fathers" liy Virginia
4. Townsend.
"I.eayes from tic Diary Of an Army Surgeon
BY Thomas T. Ellis, NJ. d.
fAoses Right and COlepso Wrong" Popular
lectures en- the Peniatsurh, By Rev, John CuIu-
mine, d, d,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-18
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

FTNIIE undersigned has opened an Office over W.
Il J. Hitchcock's store, at Perrysburg, Ohio, for
the collection Of claims against the Government of
every description Particular attention paid TO the
collection of arrearagcs of Pay and Bounty, and to
obtaining Pensions for woandcd and disabled sol
diers, and for the families of deceased soldiers.
Hslong connection with the army in active service,
gives him more thorough knowledge of the man
ncr of obtaining such claims, than one who has
never been in the service be expected to have.
Business promptly attended to. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained.
PETER BELL.
Perrysburg, Jan. ] , 1864. 3Gm
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Farm lIusbandry, including the views and eXper-
ienccs of hundreds of able Contributors and Cor
respondents, reports of State and Couhty Fairs,
Discussions, &c. 1t will also embrace a distinct
Department devoted to
SHEEP HUSBANDRY,
Conducted by the Hon. ilESRY S. RANDALL, l..
l.. D., author of"The Practical Shepherd, ,""Sheep
llusbandly in the SOUTH and other valuable
works. Or. l.. is conceded to be the best author
iy on the subject in the country, and his depart
ment is alone wovth The price Of the paper to any
one gagged in Wool Growing or Shsep Breeding.
HORTICULTURAL.
In this Department the Rural will present the
experience and observation of the best llorticul-
turists in America, including those Of T. Barry,
Esq, author of 'Thc Fruit Garden" and former
Editor Of the Horticaturist, who is regular con
tributor. Every one interested in the culture of
Bile.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
The Ladies will find in the domestic Economy
department many useful Recipes, with practical
directions how 10 manage difficult matters pertain
ing to housekeeping and Domestic Affairs.
OTHER IMPORTANT FEATURES.
But aside from the above important Practical
Departments, the RURAL embraces others of vast
interest to families in both Town and Country.
Forinstance, ithas distinct Departments under the
headings Of
CHOICE MISCELLANY,
Ladies' department, sabbath Musings, Reading
for the Young, The Story Teller, embracing
choice Tales aud Sketches, both original and se-
lected, l-and as Otter as once in two weeks such
valuable and interesting matters as
EDUCATIONAL
Useful and Scientific, War Literature, Natural
History, &c., &c while the News Department.,
Markets, &c., are ably and carefully conducted
embracing Weekly Summary Of the Latest War
News, and Reports ofthe principal Ggain, PrOris-
ion, Cattle, Wool and Fruit markets.
Indeed no Newspaper In America eoiabines sHeii
variety of usefil, Tinely and Valuable lnfum-
alton as does the Rural NEw-ioRKER. Ii En-
ploys the Best Talent, and is the leading aud
largest circulating Journal of its class IA the
World! And we are determined that az Iuiure
as in the past, i shall be uusurpassS l.ss Value,
Purity and Variety of Eva. ,E..,.dS mbracing more
Agricultural, liorteultN SiR Rntiic, Education
al, Literary and News Mn lAAAAidau any other jour
nal-rendering Il the iIsos complete Agricultural,
Literary and Family Newspaper in America.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-18
a EDUCNTIONAL.
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Weekly, in Superior Style Good Paper, Char
Type, Illustrations. &c, An Index, Title Page, &e.,
at close OF each volume, complete ior binding.
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