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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

CHARGED WITH FELONIOCS ASSAULr-fRizR
FIGHTERS N CoURT.-Yesterday afternoon at the
Jefferson Market Police Court. before Justice Dodge,
case was examined that for days past has excited
considerable stir among the fancy that OF James
Irving against Louis Berel Matthew II. alias Rocky"
Moore Barney Friery lat present under indictment for
killing Harry Lazarus In HoustOn-st.) and Owen
Geoghegan well known prize fighter, all Of whom he
accuses In connection with others with ATTEMPTING 10
take his life in Tammany Hall the night OF Dec. ~.
He states that the night In question, In response 10
call Of the Tanmany Hall General Committee OF which
he is the member from the 18th Ward he came down 70
Tammany Hall. While passing through the hail.
way OF the hotel he heard opprobrious remark d.
rected at him. lie turned and as he did 80. he saw
the mentioned above and number OF Others COM
ing toward him. brandishing pistols knives and otheS
weapons and making of the most foul and abusive
language. de gradually retreated. still facing them.
until he reached the doorway OF small Withdrawing
room. where he stood ~ bay While In this position.
he offered fight Bere II the others wond give him
fair play. To this they responded with oaths and
abuse. The following is the testimony taken:
evening Dee -, he ealed at Iammapy Hall. in re,
spouse the call Of the Tammany Hall General Com.
mitee; while in the bar room be heard Lonis Be'rei
say: There is the son of "A - now Matthew ii.
Moore Barney Frfery and others entered az the mo-
ment and while Borel used this offensive language
they pressed upon me, threatening to shoot me and
asked TO fight replied that could not fight the
whole OF them; / retIeated 10 the wall; Belre and
others drew pistols and repeated their former threaten
ing language; Daniel l.. DeeyaD. Douglas Taylor.
standing around tins kept for fifteen twenty min
ues; then backed into ROOM they still continuing
dare to fight; l asked them II they wished to
assassinato me- they RESPONDED With abusive epitEes;
this continued for about five minutes and they then le-
Beirel had previously threatened to shoot me- 1 saw
Owen Geoghegan hon the crowd together IN the
bsr.room When the crowd came toward me placed
nv hand upon my pistol and told them TO keep away:
told Beire would fight him il he would go aside with
me- The party booted At this ana Berel said be- would
fight ring fight. said to Moore: Il beheye you are
the squarest man Ia the party; these fellows mean 70
murder me-
Peter Larkin residing at No - Amity.st.. testified
that GU the evening IN question while standing at the
bar he heard loud taking and looking around saw
Irving running in: he said These intend to
murder me :" heard Beire say that he could whip r.
wing any man that took his part; obscene language
was used by the party; did not any wenpn in tho
hands Of any o. the party.
The case was then adjourned until Tuesday next at
two o'clock p N.
The Court room was crowded with prize fighters and
Democratic Ward politicians 10 whom the is of
especial interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

MECHANICS AND TRADEsMEN'S SOCIETY.
At the annual meeting OF this Society. on Tuesday
evening. tho following officers were elected Press
dent George L. Nesbitt First Vice President, Johh
T. Conoyer, Second Vice. President Wade H. Wor
rail-; Treasurer, Richard f. Mount; Secretary VII
liam Van Norden; Collector. Frederick W. Williams.
BOARD OF CORoNERS. Corone!s met
Tuesday at their rooms No. Centrest., and elected
Coroner Robert Gamble President and Coroner WIN.
e. Cover Secretary The office hours hereafter wilipc
during the simmer months, from o'clock, q. M tof
o. m aud during the winter months NON "cioeA.
a. M, TO 4 D. NJ On sundays and holidays iAe otA's
will be closed at ~ o'clock. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

TAdvert,ement1
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CITY
Oh NEw.YoRK ooo nm.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
sOLU,Ens FOn OFFICERS.

On Thursday ilh inst, the United States
Senate Military Ccmmittcc. through Mr..
Wilson, OF Mass. the Chiaiunau, veportod 70
series Of resolutions accommodating il'oi
preference be given to applicants for en-.
plcyment, whether in public oIIo's or
private business, to pcrsvps who hal
served and saITorcd IN tho Army and Navy
whom their qualifications arc seGlicieat 60
al the dutce Of tho place dcSi5cd
This is movement IN The wight direction.
and we hope to see tho pyipCiPlo Esncr-
ally adopted ,hropgbcnt tho cvnniry. In
Wood county this policy hoo slvcaiy been
maugua,ed; aud four Is tic Offices in our
court House, arc filed by honest and com.
ve,entmm who have been woundod in The
service Of their country, n the remaining
two arc persons not liable to military
duty. ....... .... ..f...
This IL ~ Il shonld bo. Let tho wound.
ell soldiers, OF tkpso ovor the ,lnilitIry age
have such Offices Nh they are competent To
fIl.
We hovo To soc this hocomc tho general
rule. anil whom an office Is - b. filed, loi
IL he occupied by loyal, iaithIuli.a and
competent woundcd soldier, or ono whose
aye anil disabilities arc such ~ to rcndci
him uuht for the service. 20. .#|
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

The result Of tho mission of Con. Sinsl :
ton, of Illinois, volunteer. .unaccreditcd an :
bassa,lor from the Peace Democracy to JEFF
Davis. appears IN "a letter from that most
meek and pacific human being, Colorado
Jcw,t. According to Singleton, III rcb ls
are tired Ot the war, not from apprehension
ot final defeat, but to spare tho sniisrins ol
wonon children and Old people; that the
North by granting 60 days armis ice n
reconstruct, il It win admit tho principle
of State sovereignty, and permit CAcl
Southern State TO do an It plcascs About
slavery, and that tho rebels can prosecute
the war for years to come, but not without
great suffering aud sacrifice. Gen. Single
ton AYERS thcro is no scarcity at tho South
that he hail good eating anl plenty of il
that JEFF. Davis was very mild talker. anc
that Gen. Leo impressed him as tho soul o.
religion, patriotism aud honor Dct,Vi
Tribune. 1F4s as ~ cess
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
New. from Rebel i.nnsr..

Late rehol papers present some very
curious and interesting disclosures regard.
ing financial and military matters in jeff.
Davis dominions, The new currency is
now considered Of less value than the old
There is no money, even Of this WORTHLESS,
character, in tho Treasury TO settle III,
iiomonse outstanding acoounts. and tax,
ton is declared TO bo as heavy as the peo
plo can stand, The proposal TO conscrip
the negroes by Wholesale having recciy 0,
an adverse decision IN the rebel Congress
the schcme Of calling on { EN- to voluuleo
is now being warmly discussed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22


Tho dsaft which WAS to have tskon
place on the 18th ipei, has beer post p0ned
N localities where rccr Ing continues
brisk BY The following ~ g, Il win bo
scen that IL recruiting ees ,es In any 10.
csliiy. bcforoits qnota Is tilled, the draft
viii Immediately take place:
-st.l WAN DEPARTMENT,
FRovosI MARSHAL UESbRALs OvTIcE,
WA.HIKaroS, Feb. u, 1855.
To all Acting Assistant Provost Aisrslr,l
Generais, except UOunseticut, Iowa, Cal
ilorpa aud Orogons.
Sec that all Boards Of Enrolment in your
inrlsliction,a wl,icli afe not busily employ
Ell in examining 6Ud mnRtcfiRg recruits
prepared ut Unco 10 CONNIE Ico drifting
Report m sVvh ~ pdssiblo what districts
aro not fflliug their quotas, and the day on
which the Board " each viii DO prepared
TO draft. 40 that an Vrder for DRAFT may is
suc from tliis office. JAS. v. FBY,
I'rovUst Marshal General.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

We have also some deveiupments re-
garding Hoods Tennessee campaign. The
Selma, Ala. lMiHsiss sippian says iliat two rog-
incnis of HE army retntnad 20 Corinth
with "a men left out of 300 -
The Richmond Ef0niner aonoWncos
that the negroes have caugh.quits mis-
itsry fever in that city, aud tlIey are ~
Feudy Forming organizatioDs Of volunteers
for service in the ftbsl arsny.
wv AsnrSoroS. February l9.--The Smr has
tbe following dispatslFs as's''s's''.s go.
p CRY P0iSr, Va, FebTuary :, 0sZ0 y. NJ.
The rebel flag Of trace boat. WIN. hiIison,
whiIc on her upward Tip from Coxe's
landing, tIiis aftcrnoon, wasibIown up by q
torpedo Tho boat went d0pgni tlmost inn
rDcdialeIy. Our pickets say there were
no survivors from her. There were mo
prisoners aboard ~ the time rhisi catas.
ttoi'he propablyt asosS fr"as ose &c the en-.
emy's own .Orpedoes which hal beon in
tho water Tor hong time.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
a CDvtNrv INr,,tmAwy.

r1 We last week published cdmmuncia.
tiou-to which we referred the attention
Of our readers--giyiug svmo facts regard.
ing the cost nc, Of erecting county IT.
Urinary. Onr correspondent merely re.
fcrred TO tho financial features Of tho meas
1ro, aud showed very clearly That tho
actual ccst to tho county, for three or four
years TO como. woull bc no greater if q
farm ia purchased, and suitable bui'dngs
erected, then II the indigen, Of the county
ere kept in the saino manner as heretofore.
There is, however, another view Of
this question: which is Of far greater i'm.
portsncc than the RnOncial;and oven Il it
could bo shown that every tax payer Of
the county would loose few dollars by
the movement, still IA an act Of humanity,
aud in justice TO the unfortunate, il ought
10 be done.
During this winter, tho Jail Of this coun-
ty has contained nearly al the time, wo
believe, ak or eight insane persons
considered actually dangerous, yet unable
- tako care Of themselves, and dnht to be
at largo. OF course under present eircum.
stances, nothing could DO done but TO con.
fine them in Jail. Aud this measure, how
ever necessary, is most essnredly unjust to
this unfortunate class Of persons, for they
should receive such treatment as will both
render them comfortable and tend to i'm.
prove their condition. Aud with faln
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
Cenorn, Exohnnve or 1,,i.o.e,,.

Lieutenant. Colonel Mulford, Commission.
or of Exchanges, has returned to City Point
It will bc gratifying intelligence to the
friends of prisoners in the North. to learn
that he is empowered by tho authorities t.
Immediately commence and continue ar
exchange until all are released. A free
and full exchange Of all our brave soldier,
now confined IN the Southern prison pen,
may be expected. II is probable Ina
those at Florence, Columbia, aud othcl
points in the far South will be first cx
changed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
Suffering. Of soldiers n, s,vonnuh.

The New York Tri1nne's Savannah cor
respondent calls attention to the painful
fact that there arc 2, 800 Of 5horman's army
in tho hospitals in that city, weak and
wasted away to skclvtons, suffering and
dying from fever, wonnds and chronic
JjaTrhea, pitcously bcgsips their ,s'ugeont
TO supply them with something they can
cat, but the surgeons are unable to sup
ply them, and report that SO per cent OF
tho many deaths arc duo to tho want OF
the proper kinds of nourishmont. What
makes the mittcr worse is tho poor fcl
lows have heard that ship loads Of fresl,
aud varied provisions have boon sont fr' N
the North to feed those who have brought
them to tho condition they are in. The
correspondent says that agents Of the San,
itary Commission have been applied to, az
being likelyto have tho kin,is Of food and
nourishmont neede |, and all the satisfac.
ton obtained was, that, though tho Com
mission had plenty, transportation could
not be secured to convey II to Savannah
while spectators without number have
been able TO secure all tho transportation
thoy needed to bring goods hero and, sol
them ut exorbitant prices. y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

risen unai,ied by schoming politicians, 20
the Lieutenant tolonoloy Of tho lth Rcg.
iaeni which lle has commanded in every
engagement IN which thoso bravo Ben
have fought. ~
There is also IdeutcDani Colonel Cornm,.
ger, of the 67tb kesihicnt. who n Hkc man
ncr has hcroioaly served hie country.
Also, Colonel Esic, of the 1ith Rcgi.
mcnt whouc l'eroisB'- aud competency urc
patcnt To- MI. tet.s Dr
We ask why al these lrave aW,lcompctcnt
wrD baveahvon TINS diurarwged and fout.
ci, by Secretary Stanton, in thus promoting
TO IIrigadicr General one who has aeon less
service than either of tlic'nf Tho brave
ncn who fight our battles are risking too
much to be thus trnol with, aud tho beat
interests of the nation demand that tho an.
thors Of this unjust system Of promotions be
exposed. A.. 49,. ~, -. !. ~.
.' --.-----s. o.. s-------
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
PROMOTED rO nuuGADuEn GENE.
RAJ.


II ia announced that Colonel Il. L, Hayes
of the Tooth o. v. L., has boon promoted to
he Brigadicr General by brcvot. Colonel
Hayes has but recently been promoted to
Colonel Of tho Tooth Regiment, that posi.
tion having boen filed by Colonel T.. :.
Slevin, Of this place. Hut at the attack on
the works in from, Of Atlanta on tho 9th of
August last Colonel Slevin received shot
IN the thigh, aai wn badly wounled in
the wrist. The wound in his ley healed
but that in tho wriss is yet very bad aud
painful, and will probably disable him from
active military duty for life. Whom his
condition became known, instead OF placing
him on detached duty which ho Was able
and competent to perform. ho was, without
any application on his part, discharged
from the service, Discharged for whal'
fNcause while faithfully aud bravely pOr,
forming, has duty, he had tho misfortune to
receive avery severe woaal Aud immc.
diatcly foRawing hts discharge. tho Lieu,
tenant Colonel whn wAa prompted To his
PnsiaOn, was hnvtheS promoted TO be .
Hrigadier General.
We do not intend by this article To raisC
any question as to the propriety OF C9lonO
Hayes Promotioo--with that we hav,
nothing TO do. Iitt granting that Coloue
Hayes mcrited all tho promotion he hal
received. was not Colonel Slevin equall,
meritOriOusi Why, then. this unjust dis
cEimihationl
We believe that this matter has beer
misrepTessnted at tho War Department
for We can not think thai Secretary Stantol
would knowingly do so gross an Injustio,
TO eompetont and faithful oiIicer. ~ ha
b, en- done 10 Colonel slovia.
We do not know to whose "gcrryma,,,ler
ing Colonel SlOvin is indebted fI this real
mont hut IL its author ever becomes known
We venture the assertion that he will. a
least, receive the unqualified contempt q
every brave and faithful soldier, and q
every patriotic Union man in the Distrio
But besides Colonel Slevin. thoro as
other men from this District who hav
demonstrated their claims 10 promotion h
competency Ia their commonly, da,i brarcr
on Ebs battle fslif
OF this class, Lieatapant Colonel I.
Sherwood railks foremost. lie entored III
army as private. whom the President i
sued the arst call for men. lIo has laitl
fully and hrAvsly served his country frol
that period to the present time, and b.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
4 Colorca rrencheI q, ,hr c,pl,nl.

A Washington dispatch 70 the Gincil ;
natl stsosette says that on tho 9TH inst.
Rev. y. Garrett, a colorci preacher of
that city. delivered an eloquent discourse
in the Ropr osehtNtivos Hall. A choir
from one Of the colored N ,thodist Oh wchcs,
assistcd by white singers, furnished the mu.
sic Tul IL occ lsion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
LicutenautGene


Ngw YoEK, Feb. ls.--Ali doubts regard.
ing the occupation ot OF iiranchville, $. G.,
by Sherman, seem d ssipated hy dis
patch from one of the Ie,utfs Fort Fisher
cores poulcuts. The announcement vf its
capture after three days of hard fighting
was brought tn Smithville, \. e., ON the
18th, by courier who, at great poril, rode
across the country with a dispatch from
shcrman to Admiral Porter. Wilmington
papers Of the 9th, aud refugees who have
reached Smithvillo contrm tho statement.
anil Richmond Journals OF "Wednesday last
sly that their War Dcpartmens has official
announcement OF the evacuation ot Bfanch-
vile, which was consequent upon tho ''c.
cnpation OF Orangclurg North OF u on q o
railroad loading 10 GOlum''ia by "a large 70
of Shennans infantry; but they do not
mention any fighting in the vic nity. fh y
report, however, that Fitzpatrick reached d
point within ~ IN ,lcS Oi AugaSta. Ga.. Ell Il 0
10th, and was attacked by WhOeleT. aud
driven 1--we miles, wita iOnsi,' rable loss.
On TGcsday lASt, they state there was a
gTahd Union column within a few miles Oi
Augusta; aeel mere Important still, they
say that ON "Wednesday SherInan's advance
had reached the south, shank ol the CUngarer,
within lew miles ot CunmhiA. which is
situated on the noT th hank of the river, Ia
which side the rebels had fallen back. \
| battle is considered ilnmincmt l3 asess 3
Ngw YoaI, ESb, Is. additional daring
exploits ol the intrepid y0nng eom,Nander
! (Nislsing. are dcscfibed in the ne al,fs Fori
Fisher cosresl,ondence. On the 6th inst.
with about Is men, he captured the little
town OF Shailo,tc, garriscued ~ 100 reb
cls, held u'For several hours. during which
tinse no destrayed large etsrrs OF army
supplies aud provisions, and about 81
bales Of cotton, and ESCAPED without loss
On the night ~ The 1tlqA Il mNie,e recon
! noisancc OF Cape fcAf Rsver. actually pen
etrNting up to the wharves OF Wilmington
where he remained long enough TO gaiI
4 much infoFmation Tie deserted the rebe
pira,e ChickamAuga sunk in the channel %
the river, The next night. with foMl
boats' crows, he went ap 10 tho rebel ForI
Anderson, and managed 10 get chs,
enough under it's walls to hear an officer
! supposed 10 he Gen. Br;sgg. haFangaoiRJ
his men on The 'lasl ditch aud last sITok,
for Southern Independence" - aod
NEw loRK, Feb. Is Late rebel Iapeli
contain some very interesting discIosurel
regarding tho corruption IN Jed Davis
Cabinet. aud give an insight into the caasc
ofits recent dissolution.
A Committee Of the Richmond Congress
has presented Mr.. Seddon, late Secretar,
of War, as guilty of gross swiadlmg. an'
Richmond Journals make statements whiel
u ii TO his guilt. A'' H'" t''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
Attachment Notice.

George u. Kfeps, Plaintiff, against Nathaniel
Robinson and Amanda Robinson, DESCENDANTS;
Before Nelson Darling, Justice Cf the Peace II
Pcrrysburg township, Wood c0bnty, Ohio.
TINUE Defendants will take notce that M the 18th
Il day of February, 1865, the Plaintiff sucd uut
writ of att acimcni in this case, before Nels,u
Darling, Justice of tbe Peace IN and fcr the town
ship nj PcTTysburg, Wood eouDty, Ohio. Amount
vf claim, s52 90.
yu.Ti sl1 GEORGE d. KREPS.
Perry sburg, Feb. 2l, 1865. 43c
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
CIn.inr or NYilmlnrinn.

The olnsing Of tho port of Wilmington
has hocn a sal blow. 60 Nassau. All i.
stagnallOn there. According 10 the H,,.
all correspondence on tho 2l there wer,
over 30 steamers eHd 100 sail vesscls re
eoatly engaged in the coHtraband trade
Tho warehouses are 6lled with gao.ls
The pirate ralLIhasseo, now eallesl ih,
Chameleon, Was there tho lat Of tho month
and the attention of tho tioycrnmeut was
called to tho fact by our Cunsul. Our gun
boat honduras arrived on tho 3lst, an,
askeh permission to anchor in the harbor
but was refused. - .-..f .f.-.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
wIIEsAnoUTs on SIIEMMAN.

The Richmond Wig Of the l7th says all
it could learn on inquiry at the War lie.
partment, was that sherman WAS sonL.
vHERk, but It was not known where.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

BHrINoeE, February ls.-Tho Amsri-
ods's special from annapolis says 926 pa.
rolled men have jus, arrived from the
South, many Of thOm in most horrid con
dition. Tho Government buildings here
will soon be all h'ied with the sick and
wounded.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

The Raleigh ~ c,) Progress is not re
ihonroughly convinced az the Richmod
papers pretend to be, that the only course
OF tho South ia !" hight to tho bitter cwl.
II calls loudly for State Convention. With
the object Of efeoting peace, The Gov.
ernor OF Sonth Carolina has ordered every
man IN the Held to resist sherman, and al
who claim exemption, are directed TO leave
the State.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

TuE RERst FoorE,--The nr,bsaes Wash.
ington special says The rebel Congress.
man Foote positively refused Mr.. Seward's
request TO tako the oath Of allegiance.
stating that he could never return 10
the confedsraey; tha. il Il was failure,
hnthS could not renoumee his own conduct
Permission was then given him 10 leave
Tor Europe on parole, not to return during
the war.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
Gmmr.ilnn,n SnIe.

TSpursa,ncc Of an or,ler nf the i'robstc Court Of
wood county, Ohio, m,le on tho 10Th day
" F-6ru,ry, 4. ID. 1865, in the else Of JonAih n
Steiner, Gairdian Of Charles W. aud Hannah J.
BAssm, against his wards, the undersigned will.
On the 81 day of March, A. u. 1893, at 2o'cL,ek
=. NJ, at the door of the Court llnise in Wn0i
county, Ohio, offer at public sale the following de-
serboi real BAT, situate in the town Of Perrys-
burg, W0od county, Ohin, to-wi: -. s4 rss
ln-l.ots numbered iVe hundred eighty-SiE (596 \
hrc hundred aiaety 5e01. five hundred nina " -Ons
(59l }, six hundred ten t6l0), siE hundred eleven
t6I aud six hundred fourteen t6ll of said town
Terms of Sale Fer Lots 5S6, 500, 59l, oil aud
el4, eAsh in hand; and for Lot 6lO one tlirl cash
on day OF sAle one third ir one and one third ia
twoy years fS"m dayof sale, with interest annually
Deferred payments 10 be secured BY mortgage on
the premiaes sold. ~ -. - =
JONATHAN STOSER. =.
Guardian Of Chas. W. and Hannah J. Dasorn.
=. ID. X. IloII.gSBRck, Ait'ys for Petn'r.
PerrysbnFg, o., Feb. 10. 1888. t2cts SO
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
ApJOumNMENTO OF rIsE oHsu0 LEc.
lAl.ArGME.

On Thuraday hast the ohio House Of Re-
Presentativos adopted resolution to the
Olect that the "Geaeral Assembly adjourn
siae ode on Thursday. the l6lh day OF March
1869" r,aT .st
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
sguOT nsTsFLr.

Colonel Anderson, ono Of the CIdcago
couspirators, awaiting trial At Cincionnti,
shot bimsclf on Sunday afternoon last.
Tho wound was pronounced fatal.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
CONDITION on THE c0NHEDERArEs

The Mobile Rsgistcr says. ''reo Southern
people are not whipped, but cove I. Their
souls. and not their hands, arc disarmed.
Our strength is not sappcd. but our oong.
age is oozing out at our 6agcrs' ends"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

4 convoy Of twenty QUE vessels laden
with cotton; from Savannah. have arrived
at New York,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
NEW ApYERTlsEM.Ts
FOR SALE.

TT'he undersigned ofTcys For sale his Blacksmith
i Shop-situated in ToDtogany, Wool county,
Ohio together with two complete sets Of tools,
and the stock of material Dp hand. 4 A.. e a 7
= The shop has heretofore, commanded a good
share OF the busDess in this portion of the county
and the h'caiion Is as good one as can be found
IN this part of the State. rao4 r o. s-l1
The lot on which the shop stands containing
one fourth OF an Acrc-wil be sold with the shoJ
JESSE WOOD.
Tontogany, Feb. 10, 1865. fsf AM. 1