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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
TIlr CCastalian ;foaat.
JEFF. DAVIS IN PErTlCoArs.

JAWS Nv ASOh
THE following is from the pen of l.. ]. Bates,
editor Of the Grand Rapids tMichigau) E'yie, and
$ about the best Of the kind that We have seen j
l.
So Jeff the great has met his fate
That boasted wonder Of the earth,
Whose will can constitute State
And give q nation birth
That awful god 10 whom was bent
The knees Of half a continentl
Alas his heart was In his throat,
Aud both were IN a petticoat
o, hoops o, skirts 0, women's things
q, cotton pads o, pins and strings
Lord how much sin
Will pack within
The circle Of a petticosl
Is this that Man Of Destiny ~
That hRleful star whose blazing train
Fiamed Though the ages yet to be,
And turned the gaEer's brainY
Is this that chief whose mighty wars
Shook from their spheres the clustered stars
All, me how much the Cops. Will doat
Hereafter on a petticOatl
q, spindle shanks o, skinny arms
o, boots aud spurs o, faded charms
q, cheat and sin
Enclosed within
The circle Of Pcttcoa;!
III.
Is this that high and mighty one,
Whose impious fury dared TO snite
The God of Freedom on his throne,
And challenge Fate's despite
That fend, whose vsmpirc-thrust survives
The blood of half q million lives,
Whose ghosts by 6sld, and trench, aud moat
Jibc at that coward petticoatf
o, gauntness, with its bosom bare
tNo milk of human kindness there =
Aud my how thin
The legs within
The promise Of that petticost
".
The Indian Sepoy, when his blow
Recoiled upon his own dark breast,
Like jungle tiger faced his foe,
And scorned his worst or best.
No whmpering woman in his strait,
The SOURCE Of CawupOrc braved his fate
How will that "Darkey scorn to note
His imitators pett'coatl
o, lean of soul as lean Of limb
Thy meaner ghost will crawl to him
Hiding thy thin
Weak manhood in
The shelter Of petticoet.
v.
The Roman Brutus, when his fate
O'ertook him on the battle field,
| Fell on his sword, with sullen hate,
And died, bat would not yield
But though-thy boasted chivalry
! Dared to rebel, but dare not die;
And lives, the worlds contempt, to float
(Seductive flag il---a pettlcoat.
Alas no go the ienkees know
or chivalry n thing or so;
They've learned what sin
! Is slowed within
| The scorniul rebel petticoat.
| VI.
But thou. when from thy shaking hand
The sccpter of thy power was torn,
Fled, shrieking, through the startled land,
| Accurst that thou vast born
Nor of thy millions was there one,
For mercy shown, OF kindness done
When thou vast mighty, bound to note
! Himself thy friend, thou petticoat!
felOn's flight, felon's end,
Without one tear, without one irlenui
Awaits the sin
| We found within
The sh,lt.r OF pettic0at.
VII.
Go. guilty traitor, to thy fate,
Unloved, unwept, unsexed, al,flc,
The scOru of centuries, and the hate
OF all beneath the sun
Fixed on the pedestal of time,
The black embodiment Of crime,
Without one virtue left to note
Against that damning pctticoat;
While shriveed ghosts of starving hosts
Throng round thee on hells murky coasts,
And jeer thy sin
And torture in
The arch fend's burning petticoat!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
Pemberville, June 20, 1865.
STITCH LEITING-No. 40.


Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY, the 2sth
day of July next, at the Ten-mile House, in Web
ster Township, at O'Clock p. NJ, will let TO the
lowest and best bidder, in separate sections, the
making of the lower end Of the drain known as
Drain No. 46 said drain commences at the mouth
of Swale Run, where the same enters Toussaint
Creek, in Section sc, Webster Township, follow
ing tho old ditch to the McCutchenyile Road ;
thence to the Taylor Ditch at the north end of
Section 3, Center Township thence to intorsect
the old Plank Road Ditch, SO called; thence fol-
lowing said ditch 10 the Plank Road thence south
on said road tU interscct the Prairie Ditch thence
following said ditch west and south to where it
intersects the old Fiuday Road in Plain Township,
terminating at said road. (The lower end includes
all that part of the ditch lying east of the west
line of Section 4, Town ~, x. II E.)
ALSO-On MONDAY, the 3lst day of July
nc 1t, at the house of N. A. Noble, Esq, in Center
Township, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, l will let to the
lowest and best bidder, in separate sections, tho
making ot the upper end of said Drain No. 46 (the
upper end includes all that part Of the ditch lying
west of the west line of Section No. 4, Town north,
Range IL east), beginning to sell at the lower end
of each Of said sections.
Plan and specifications Of the work, and condi'
tous Of sale exhibited aud made known on the day
of sale. GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Pcrrysburg, June 80, 1865. I lOd
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Orders will be filed at short notice, and upon
the most reasonab bic terms.
t7g- Printing of every kind, whether job. work
or advertising, which is done for any ASSOCIATION,
society, public meeting or political party, will bo
charged to the person or persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment
OBLINGER & GUYER,
Publishers and Propretors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
nITCH LETTING-NO. re,

Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the
29th day of July, 1865. at Householders' Corners,
in Webster Township, ! will let to the lowest and
best bidder, in separate sections, all the unfinished
work Of that part Of Ditch Number welye (l2)
lying east of the west line Of Portage Township,
Plan and specifications of the work, and cOnd-
tons of sale exhibited and made known on the day
of sale Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. III.
E GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
s" Perrysburg, June 80, 1855. { 10d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19

PoPE once engaged in an argument on an
obscure line in Horace. A young officer
observed that note Of Interrogation put
at the ond would make it clear, Pope alhim-
self much deformed) replied, And pray,
sir. do you know what note OF intorroga-
ton is YeH," said the officer ''lt is a
little crooked thing that asks questions
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
LETTING-No. ~.

Notice is hereby given that the 9th day July,
1865. at the house Of Henry Morse, on the stone
Road, in Perrysburg township, will let to the
lowest aud best bidders, in separate sections, all
the unfinished work Of Ditch Number Seventeen
(I7), beginning 10 sell at the lower end Of said
ditch.
Plan and specifications Of the work, and eondi-
tons of SALE exhibited and made known on the day
OF sale Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co.,0
Perrysburg, June 20, 1865. Cd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19

A PoRTUeURsE shoemaker used 10 give
his wife a severe logging every month,
Just before he went to confession. On be.
ing asked the reason Of this proceeding, he
replied, that having very poor memory,
no took this measure Of refreshing II, as his
wife, while undergoing the castigation, was
sure TO remind him Of all his sias.
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RAiarB SAuor.-.You had better ask for
manners than money sail hhely-ifessed
gentleman 10 a heggar who asksl for aims.
= asked for what ibought-yoa had the
most Of was the cutting roply. Tu
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
LEGAL ADV'S.

D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
III the Commissioners at their March session
granted view and survey Of road commencing
at the Portage River and running south, between
sections 20 and 49, and 26 and u, town s, range
IL, one and one-half miles, thence cast one mile,
and there terminate. The viewers aud surveyor
will meet at the house of II. N. Alexander, on the
9Th day of august, 1865.
GEORGE HISER, Petitioner.
II
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
MERCHANDISE.

CHEAP GOODS!
A,G.WiIIi0MlS g. Bro.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
Hereby announce to the citizens Of Perrysburg and
vicinity that they have now in store large stock,
embracing all the latest styles of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS!
Purchased since the great decline in prices, and
which they are Offering on terms as favorable as
can be obtained any where in Northwestern Ohio.
Our
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
Embraces ali the most fashionable patterns now
in the market.
TO THE LADIES,
We wish te say that our large stock of choice
DIR ES s coo DIS!
| SILKS, SHAwLS, D0NESTICS, BoNNETS,
TRIMMINGS, LACEs, COLLARS GLOVES,
HANDKEROHIEFS, HOSIERY, PRINTS,
MUsLINS, GINGHAMs, MOTIONS, &c,
Comprises all the new and desirable styles in the
market, and will be sold at prices exceedingly low,
| compared with the Wholesale rates.
We would also invite attention to our extended
, assortment of
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART or
SHIRTINGS,
SuEETINGS,
CLOTHS,
CASSTNEREs,
vESTINGS,
CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
In fact, every thing in either the Fancy or Stapl
Furnishing Line, either for Personal hdornment
OF Domestic Utility.
OUR STOCK OF
Groceries,
Shelf Hardware,
Cutlery,
Glassware,
) QucensvVare,
Yankee Notions, SC.
is FULL AND COMPLETE.
Our Styles are the --latest, and ou
Prices the Lowest!
I4s- Country Produce taken in Exchange fc
! Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops f
Flour Barrels.
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
Perrysburg, April rs, 1868. 3zz
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InR PRINTING.

We arc prepared to execute all kinds OF job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds OF
Hanks, &c ;, in the most satisfac ctory manner.
The following are the rates for Sheet Bills
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$errgshnrg sunrual.
PuBLBuyD EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING ny
0BLINGER a. GUYER.

TERMs oE supsCRlrTIoN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
Our Styles are the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowest!

E9s- Country Produce taken in Exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
Flour Barrels.
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
Perrysburg, April Is, 1868. 3zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19

THE following is from the pen of l.. ]. Bates,
Editur Of the Grand Rapids tMichigan) Eagle, and
is about the best Of the Kind that We have seen j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
General sherman.

The following article, from the Hart
ford Times, tells the truth in every word.
No one can doubt that il was the magnii-
cent campaign Of General Sherman that
broke the "back bone" Of the rebellion,
and made the evacuation Of Richmond and
the subsequent surrender Of Lee matters Of
comparatively easy accomplishment for
General Grant. And yet we see the radi-
cal wing Of the Aboltionists doing their
utmost to extinguish the well.earned fame
Of Sherman. We don't believe they will
succeed.
1t is proper to add that the article in the
Times was written before the news of
Jobnstou's surrender TO Sherman had been
received
CAS- armed rebellion is now about closed,
the inquiry will be made in this country aud
10 Europe, with regard to the General who
has given It the most deadly blow Of the war.
The men in authority. will take the credit Of il
The President and bis Cabinet, and the Gen.
eral highest in command, from whom orders
emanaIe, will be praised for conducting aud
ending the war History if it be impartial,
will award to each the just part that he has
enacted, aud record the errors as we'll as sue
cesses Of cabinets and Generals
Lieutenant General Grant accepted the sur.
render OF General Lee, which practically end.
ed the atme,l-power Of the rebellion. But it
was the great end successful campaign Of
Major General Sherman that compelled that
surrender At the time that General Sher-
man drove Johnston and his lSgions, step by
step, surely, steadily, from the mountain re-
gon stretching from Chattanooga
to Atlanta, the bfeastwork or natural d..
fanses of The Gulf States, be decided the fate
OF the rebellion And when, after capturing
Atlanta, he conducted his army through the
Heart Of the South, sweeping q pathway of
from forty sixty miles in width from the
mountain regions to the sea, capturing Sa-
yannah and compelling be evacuation of
Charleston, be demoralizsd the armies of the
Contederacy, and drove the last hope from
the breasts of Jefferson Davis aud his Gen.
erals.
II was Shermnn's successes and his situation
near Raleigh, where as soon as his army was
rested and freshly clothed be could defeat
and destroy Johnstons army, that compelled
Lee to abandon Richmond against General
Grant, bad Shcrman's army been DESTROYED
at Savannah 1t was the mastery work OF
sherman, in bis extraordinary progress from
Chattanooga to Savannah that paralzed the
ebelion, and finally laid il out cold.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
Current News Items.

We have tse report Of most unparalleled
sieamboat accident on The Mssissippi, near
New Madrid The suliana Is said to have
exploded, with The loss Of 400 lives. The
boat bad 1000 paroled Federal prisoners on
board.
Tue surrender Of General Johnston EN-
braces all the Confederate troops to ChatIa-
hooehie
lsonard sturlevant, who was ilegally and
arbitrarily arrested in Boston, aud put in Fort
Lafayette, some time ago, has recovered S32,
600 damases iua suit against the party who
was concerned in the arrest This Is a good
lesson for arbitrary power TO remember.
The vaults Of the Farmers Bank in Rich
mond have beea opened, and it's contents
found ell right
The President is said to have made a most
radical address yesterday, in reply to a Penn
sylvania delegation, in which he maintained
that the rebel leaders should be punished, and
The masses Of the people forgiven
Secretary Seward and his son are doing
well. s
Ar,plrl prevailed in st. Louis that Jell
Thompson, with twelve hundred guerrillas
was about making raidinto Missouri from
Arkansas.
A dispatch from General Giant says thai
General Johnston has surrendered his army
to General Sherman. upon the basis OF the
capituation OF Lee to GRAFT This is the
only army lhe South had east Of the Missis
sipPi River,
Judge Davis Of the United Sta!es Supreme
Court in Illinois, has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of the late Abraham LIN
cola, Judge Davis wss an old personal friend
of the deceased
After Booth remains we're taken to Wash
ington and identified, they we're privately
buried. 1t is supposed Harold Joined Booth
after the act had been committed, aud btought
bis borse to the alley.
General Grant has put an end to the armis.
tite between Sherman and Johnston. Grant
gave Jshnston up to Wednesday to surrender,
and It he did not do It tLo ,rar was 10 he re
sumed. A surrender was formally agreed up.
on between Sherman and Johnston upon the
same terms that wer9 granted to Lee
The Lincoln funeral at Springfield is to
take place on the 9Th of May.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
The Bronze fIercuIes

Afetter from Rome OF the 3lst Of January
says
"The collosai bronze gilrstalue of -Hercu.
les was this morning scteessfully transferred
from the locality in which it was discovered
70 the Vatican Palace. The statue was care.
fully encRsed yesterday in solid cradle and
sledge, and slowly conveyed on rollers
this morning, dragged by sixty -four laborers,
and protected BY military force TO keep the
curious pablo at respectful: distance, TO it's
destination. hejourney something under
a mile long, was accomplished in about four
hours, The Hercules viii not be placed in
the oOtAgonal court, because sufficient dis
tanee would not be, obtained for spseulator
TO judge ofits proportions, bat will probably
occupy the end the Braecio NuOyo, where
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
SATURDAY AAYe, a D 1885,
public sale at TIE hour OF two O'Clock N OF said
day, az the Court House in the city Of DAYTON, Ohio,
THE NORTH MAMITURSPrKE ROAD,

u being 51 miles IN lonsth eadiae north nom the
city of Dayton end RAINING the east side OF the
and Troy Turnpike roads-belng of ninety years lie
unexpred time 10 take toll Tina ia splen ia chance
Tor en hYpfimant OF captal THIS Il one OF the hear
roads In the sfate. For tsrms, enquire OF j. III Rag.
gotti 81 his lew Office. JOHN \ BOOHFR
az iaNtt Administrators
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
DE-

FirCH.-on Friday night, April gath, at eto,,-,
ock, at the residence OF his parents in Miami
City, Charles T.. Fitch, son Of d. O. Fitch In ths
twenty ninth year of hisnge
The funeral will take place atthrce o'cl ck, r. NJ,
TO- morrow Sunday st the amy res dence. Service
by the Rev. d, steck. Intsrment at woodland
Tend, "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29


One objection of the Cabinet. to the
terms of surrender agreed upon by Sher-
man and Johnston, was, that at was q
practical acknowledgment Of the rebel
Government"
To this the Louisville Democrat replies
"We are somewhat at loss to know what
is meant by this The armies are dis
banded; the State authorities pledge them
selves to sustain the Federal Government;
the United States Conrts are to be estab.
lished with full powers in each of the
States. The only objection we can see is,
that all parties are bound to obey the State
and Federal Constitutions-something not
agreeable to the present Administration
We do not know what more can be asked
than that the Southern armies and South
ern people should obey the Constitution OF
Washington end that Of their several
States subjeckto IL" AZ
The Democrat might have added chat
the Administration, since the commence
ment Of tls war, has practically acknowl-
edged the rebel Government. The Con-
federate authorities, as well as the Con.
federate armies, have been treated with
and regarded, according to all the rules of
war, as a sepafte belligerent power, and
NOT "a inkurrection;sts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29

The hrilliantwre EquipoisistS
MEsDAMEs DAvENPORtr q coNltA 3.
Premiere EquestFisnnes Of Is Hauie Ecole.
Petite Francsa, FArIe Kate, Little Aa,,l,
and In Jeune Louise,
ogArleits q beautiful and grscsn,I syIpha.
OPENING PERFoRMANoFI,
Or scenes in the erole, wlllconsst OF the foowh j
3 attractive arts; .s - q
. l.. GRAND CHIvALRIc ENTIRE, q Dopt,o
Pony Act, ContrSband Louis. g. Great narrelD anJ
Tranea Act, Chas. Conrad & MaAeer Frantl
Double Act D'I;qmtioh. D. TIE Qaadrnpia (Itohes
Conrad BROS o. Lucy Bertram, the wonderfll ffiet
iony, IN her Perorn anees. 7. The Flight OF Apol,
rad Bros Pete Jenkins on Rampage, j. W6sSn
~ Aerial filghs and poube soInefsaults Val
u AtlAs on Horsebaot, ", Conrad I2' Grand Ponr
Pony Act, j.; Robinson, Jr, l3 Elk Riding, Lesn'
lpR, Nc,s D.. Wilson. IA. Comic stllt Act ConrIa
Bros 10 Great Bare Back Act, J. ilobnson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29
TOBACCO.
REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE

N pursuance Of an order grpnted by the Probate
u voertof Montgomery County, ohio, IEtll ofsrfoe
sale, at public auction, en-
Saturday, TIE 2eA dayoI Apyl, A. d. 1865,
AZ two o'clock, afternoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estae situate In the Countt
of Montgomery and State OF Ohio to-wit; sastualeif
the northeast quarter dissection 30, town 3, range g.
east, Aet described as follows; BegnningRf a stone
me northwest corner o. sad Arm thence south 50
10, eastes8 chains TO stone; thence north 6Bo So
g stl46l chains 70 stone on the east line OF i'd
quarter Regton thence north 80 by, Ueai Al chains
70 he norheast corner Of said Arm; thence souh s8o
~ west Ia 80 ehains TO the place Of be ginning COLI
tanning twelve nd twenty,one hundredhs tI22D
acres. Appraised AZ S736-suhe.t to widows dover
Terms Of 5ale-ne third 10 each on the day Of salsi
one third IN one, and one tn ri in two yAarg from tho
day OF sale, with Atfre-t The paymentto 10 be secured
by mortgage on the pr misses cold
WILLIAM o. RANDALL
Administrator OF John Q. Randall deceased
J. BAoa0ff, Attorney alw4
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Turnpike Road at Admin
E q istrator's Sale. o

AH0E8 8E7 uAA EAB'
1NHE undersigned, Adminslraior OF tho estate Of
~ 4 Lew Booher Will sell, on srf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29

Rss~ Carriage Painters Wanted at W. W
Phillips shop on Fourth street a2sdlw
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STRAY cow.
70 WON L Nov Conesrn.

VMkEN up on the lOih Of April, 1866 spotted
Il muiey COW lwhlte end blaek), With short tail me
alum siEe, hy the suhscriter, living elk and half
miles northwest OF Dayton, nser the OoVDgion pike
NzV"s JOSEPH R. ETTnR