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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

NIuGISfA 4 BtGtN GWouNp. a northern
man sauutcrilg about Richmond, writes:
"rho women arc nearly all dressed in
mourning. Sad have been tho ravages Of
death in Virginia Yesterday visited the
cemetery, and the vast space now occupied
for it has been culTged to nearly twice
It's 81 contains sixty thousand new graves.
Hardly any tombstouos have buon erected
during tho laat four years. Even the grave
OF Ex President Tyler is unmarked by any
thing but the modest inscription. There
are some luw private tombs. Here arc
the Ritchica, fanltncrs, the Lctchcrs, the
Wscs, and u hundred others, besides Mon.
roc Madison, and others of nationul Hcleb
rily, surrounded 10y lots of ucW earth. 1t
is said that Gen, A. 7. Hill was privately
inferred hcro yesterday. II is II iIuI
spot, and perhaps the most popu
lous city of tho dead in the South
All, what slghs and tears have been lavish
cd upon il. It's inhabitants rest. After
Ii o's lilIul fever they steep we'll Domcs.
tic treason, foreign malice, nothing car
tou N them further. ID.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

sYon bachelors ought to be taxed said
a ladyto resolute evader OF the moose
II agree with you, madaR,' was tho reply
"bachslOrism is laxury.'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Terms -0ne-twel0h of purchase money To be
paid at time of sale aud the balance in eleven an
nual installuents, of equal amount; with annual
interest thereon. No bid will he taken for less
than the appraised value, with cost of sale.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., y.
pcrrvsburg, April 3, 1865. 49f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
5stGtglIMGoas,


Thank God. The ste Is clearing
fhi ,iouds are hntrsiAg past Ii
Thruk Cod, the div Is nearing
11ie dawn has coul at last.
Aud Nben glad herfld vuitcs
Shalt tell US neacu hus como
7his Thought shail nnsi rcinicc rs
"our boys arc coming homu "
socn shall the yuice.of singing
Drown wars tremendous din o.
Soon shall the ipy.brls ringing
Bring peace and frrcdom IN
The iubiicr blnhtca b,rntur
shall siot light uii the dome,
And soon, ~ sndhp our yrarging,
Our boys are coming homie,
= The vacant frrsidc places a'
.. Have wlibol fH tltrm lnng
The lore.lght lacks lhr,r faces,
The clnrus waits thcir song
A shtdowy fear has haunted
Tao lnnn deserted roum
tf Hut un'y orr Irdyrrs are erauted
Our boys atv Cuiuing huurc,
..frts
Oh, usutIcr, calmly waiting
For that brlnvel sun
Oh, sister, proudly dating
Tho victories lic has Won
o., maiden. ,orly bumming
Tho love song while yOu roam
JOY, JOY, the bows hrc ctimihg-
Uut boys are comrg homcl
n And yri ol,, kccncsl sorrow
n tnn, ru coming, but moi all
Fll mny u dark tp-mnruw
Shall wear its sable pail,
For thousands who nrc sleeping
beneath the cmpnrplcd loam,
IA Woe wue for thusc we're weeping
IA Who never will some humel
ON sail heart; hush Inv griryng
Wait but little white
With hoping aud believing
1l,t wur aul lcir brguilr.
Wait for the JOYOUS meeting
licvond the starry dome,
For there our boys are waiting
HU bid us welcome home.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

lIoNR TrRANrs.--For his rule over his
family aud for his conduct to his wife aud
children, subjects ovor whom his power is
monarvhiOl, any one who watches the
world must think with trembling of tAe
account which many man will havo to
render. For in our society thcle is uo law
10 control the king of the lircSidc. lie is
master of property, happiness, life almost,
lie is FREQ to punish, 10 make happy or
Npnhdppy To ruin or 10 torture lie may
Kill wife gradually, an be no moro qucs
toned than The Grand Seisnior who drowls
a'slaye at midnight, lie may mako slaves
and hypaoriles OF children; or friends und
ireemeng nr ho may drive them into revolt
and enmi'y against the natural laws ofloye
j have heard politicians and cullae house
wise-acres tllNg over the newspaper, aud
railing at the tyranny oi tho emperor, aud
wondered how these, who are monaruhs
too in thciy way, govern their own domu.
iousat home whore every man rules ahso
mto. When the annals of each little reign
are shown the Supreme Master under
whom we bold sovereignty, histories Will
he laid bare of hnuso.huld tyrlns cruel a.
ARurath, savage as Nero, and reckless and
dlssoute as Charles 7H0ckap0G
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

What will paralyze small minds may in
cite larger ones MS tho breath which ex-
tinguishes the candle viii kindle and
strengthen tho flame upon the hearth
stone.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
NAITCH LETTING mo. gs.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 9Th day ci
May, l365, at the village Of Haskins, in Wood
county, ! will let 10 the lowest and best bid
dors, In separate sections all the unfinished work
OF Ditch Number SIXTY three (63), beginning h
sell al The lower end of said ditch.
Plan and specifications ol the work, aud con Il q
tons VI sale, exhibited and made known on the
day Of the sale.
Sale " commence nt O'Clock =. NJ.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Olice, Wood Co., q.
pprrvlsurg pril IA iR01 EIc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
pIrCH NOTICES.
nI1cM LnrrlNa-Ne. Sol.

Notice Is hereby givcn lint IN thr 18th die ii
May, ts65, at the house NJ George France, W. Nil
ton township, will let 10 the Invest aud best bid
der IN separate sections, all the unfinished wurt
~ Ditch Number fry 5ol, beginning n sell Al
the lower end ~ SAID ditch.
Plan and specifications of the work, aud condi
tipns oi sale, exhibited and mddo known on III,
day ~ sale |./
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock T.. ".
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Ofllcc, Wood Co., u.
rurrwburg April l5 1865. Sid
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

TuE London Buiiler has the following
bit of personal gossip;
The history Of the inventor of the sew
ing machine is most curious and Interest,"
Ing one. Tho name of this man is Eias
llowc. lie was u mechanic of New York
Not succeeding well with this effort of in
genuity in America, he camc to England
aud sold his patent right in this country tc
MIR Thomas of Cheopside, for G250. Mr.
Thomas, somo time later, paid e. 1000 to I
person who made some Improvement in the
feeding apparatus. Howe was onOgNget
10y Mr.. Thomas at a salary of G. week
to adapt the machine to the stay.makul
trade, About this time tho inventor -hpl
fallenintos such extreme poverty tliat bii
family were destitute Of 'tlie neccssatiet
of life but, fortunately he hNi not dis
posed of chis, patent right IN Amcrica tC
that country ho retumod and il is stated
thpt tho royalty now rcaps from home
sale and for cxportationaniounts 70 $50, Oot
n year, ~ 8bNN
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03


TnW suFpus of women in Massachusetts
in 1860 was $1,000 Massachusetts, has
since placed in the navy moro than 20 900
sailors, aud has selt To the army more than
100000 men, who have not yet returned.
1t is impossihe (says the Boston Adrer,
tiSer) TO mako u conjecture even as to the
number Of men who have left Massachu-
sets for other purposes in public or pri-
vate business which has been set on foot or
stimulated 10y the events of the last five
years, but every one knows that II is very
large. Whatever allowance, therefore, is
t. he mado for tho arrival of mon from the
Provinces or from Europe, It is evidout that
the surplus of women is now much larger
tian it was in 1860. II would probably
not be an over estimate to say that thore
arc now 100000 less men than women in
Massachusetts, the number of men inrouud
Numbers being about 250000.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
"A L D X Il u N II .
EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY.
Agents wanted throughout the Uni
ted states ana CanadaS.
800 600

Watches, Chains, Sets of Jewclry, Rings
Pins. Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Silver
Spoons and Forks, Cups. Cake
Baskets. &c, worth Eight Hun
dred thousand Dollars,
The Entire Stock of large IMPORTING
HOUSE, retiring from business
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

When our young men como back from
tho war, how fortified and self-reliant they
viii bo for having passed. through ilro tor
such ends, Modcsty will ho Tor us who
have staid at home.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

luuNNY ANp rus DuTumNS.--rhc day
that Wade Hampton charged Fitzpatrick =
camp, was at General Carlius hcadquar.
tors, when rebel soldier carrying car
hiuc, and Tcutunc member OF the 9th
Michigan cavalry came up On reaching
tie camp the Dutchman salulcd aud said f.:
Captain X, there sl un hrisuor.'
Where did Jou get him p inquired the
AdWtam General.
Wen, yoi see, was in der pcginning
ol der fight, aud gut cut of and without
der gun ~ horse, hid in der swamp. PImc.
10y | secs der Shoucy coming up so shnsi
sl.uupcd pclund ter tree 10 grab hme
Dor tam tuul ddu't Gums close ter nuiI, an
shtcps out nit surrender ! shook
hands nit hiln. aud we made uno compact
to strike for ter camp; and II 1t 80 be we
make rebel lines, was to he His prisoner
and II der were lcr Union lines. Ito is TO bt
mine prisoner
The story sccmcd 50 improbable That the
rebel was appealed 10, AMI confirmed tn
Dulchmau's talk, merely adding
" wcrc lrod OF toting the gun, ant
wanted to sell out cheap for cash or har,
tack
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

man was recently tined in New Fair,
field, c., for attempt ng 10 kiss, hug and
tickle so tho Indictment rcad--a Certain
women.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

The marriage of Edward \ Flint TO Miss
Henrietta Stcol shows that tho spark pro-
duced "a tender glow"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Mr.. Biwmt Morton, writing 70 The
tietL stytg f'At tie houso of bady Sl.
omc in Hefte'rl Sfntc, Bomldoh. Eng
land. 10 Corinihian column reaching Ia
the top. Ia the capital Of which as long ago
~ lasi spfiug pair of sparrows bu u
their ipAl Abmn the tiinn ile yonng birds
wctu matched Lady Saomc ltl a cage OF
cuvtiing ut VIM work placed ovrr tho cap.
ilal, one top al which camc just nnler the
ucSt and Il haplclNd dai shufty after
ward two oi tho youug birds an thrsish.
The mc3hcs or openings Of tho cigo wore
Just large enough 10 admit thou IA they
lhcn were, hul not The ol oucs, and as
they had not blrcngih probably to force
lhcit way oula5 they cduc IN, lhoro they
hHI ~ tuiuain.
The consequence wal that in their pro.
gicss to maturity they also became too
largo io pass through their prison bars, aud
hore they havo rcmijnri, Imprisoned but
alive, nom HAT time to this. Tho most cx.
traordipny part OF tho story is That the old
birds not only continued 10 feed tho young
birds through the wires of tho cage, while
they remained mncd2cd bat they have
lunc 80 over since They mve brcu seen
lfom day To day To bring them iuodi indeed
hal hry not done 80, IT is plain the young
ouos could not have been, ~ thcy now arc
alive, aud to all appearances well
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

lovely bride agod nineteen, only tw,
mouths married, has Just died in Paris OF ,
Rs bite! Oh cruel ny.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

The young fellow who engages himself
to half lozen young women is nndoubtod-
ly beau of promise,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

When You walk out to take tho air, take
your heir with You,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Punch says vulgar error is that more
attention can be paid to 4 sermon when the
eyes are shut
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

| know that aa.tcry is BATTERY, but like
il all the same
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

No one is fool always every ono some
times,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Tho cloak ofreligiou often shows a fnn
HGp in sermon time.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

The best exercise is that, in general,
which we most like to do.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

u is human TO orr. but aMfully ittS keu
icnt, Forgiveness is divine, which aooSSCts
for its scarcity, ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Ladies who have won husbands by gay
plnmes IN thoir hats, are Sid TO have
feaihcred their nest. Eon
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

hlal II was III lhhu. lt WOULD prODauly
not be an over estimate to say that thore
arc now 100000 less men than women in
Massachusetts, the number of men in round
numbers being about 25O,00O.
When our young men como back from
tho war, how fortified and self-reliant they
viii bo for having passed through ilro tor
such ends. Modcsty will ho Tor us who
have staid at home.
.- ---4.-.-. .--.- ---
What will paralyze small minds may in-
cite larger ones, MS tho breath which eN-
tinguishes the candle will kindle and
strengthen tho flame upon the hearth
stone.
A man was recently tined in New Fair
/ field, Ct, for attempt ng 10 kiss, hug and
tloklo'--s tho Indictment rcad--a certain
women,
!
The marriage of Edward \ Flint TO Miss
/ Henrietta Steel shows that tho spark pro-
dueed "a tender glow"
The young fellow who engages himself
to half dozen young womenis nndOubtod'
; ly a beau of promise,
I A lovely bride agod nineteen, only two
I months married, has Just died in Paris ot u
+ Ry bite. Oh cruel ily,
Punch says vulgar error is that more
attention can be paid TO a sermon when the
( eyes are shut,
4 young woman ia Now York stole ter
dollar grcepllack, aud when arrested, swal
lowed it,
l.t --s-' . . -. -
Ladies' who havo won husbands by gay
plnmes IN thoir hats, are sid TO have
fcathcred their nest. .,n uu,
II is human TO orr, but awmlly inss 6ou
lent. Forgiveness is divine, which aooStllu
for its scarcity, y
/ know that aatlcry is BATTERY, but lik,
it all the same,
When you walk out to take tho air take
your heir with you,
Tho cloak Of religion often shows fin,
nap IN sermon time.
-
Tho best exercise is that, in general
which we most like to do.
The frionds OF the wicked arc alway,
I towards.
I, No one is fool always every one some
etimes,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

The frionds OF the wicked arc alway,
towards.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-20
II.-OPPOsITION.

Every lifeasure adopted
by the Administration to sup
press the rebellion was honored
by the hearty opposition of the
Democracy, which spared no
effort to influence the people
against those to whom was en-
trusted the safety Of the nation
during it's hour of trial. The
war itself received their heart
lest condemnation.
THE DEMOCRACY, A PEAcE PARTY.
Its true there was wing Of the party
krowur as "Tar democrats" but they
were powerless, aud ssch as attempted in-
dependence Of action were promptly read
out Of the party The peace men con-
trolled the organization and policy Of the
party, and the war mon never failed to
support tlsem at tho polls. Practically,
tho party was unit in favor Of peace ;
aud in this il vas consistent from drsu to
last.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Greeley Prixes.o

The Committee on Large Fruits, appointed by
tho Horticultural Association Of the American In
stitute 10 award the "Greeley Prizes" met on the
18th Of September al the Fall Exhibition, held IN
the Armory in Fourtecnth-st. DIR. j. A Wmder
Of Ohio was appointed Chairman and i. t. Quinn
of New-Jersey Secretary. Tho following Is LET OF
fruit entered for competition.
PrARs-s'e eldon. Beurre dAn.ou. Louise Bonne de
jersey and Bartlett. 81,
GRAPRs-IOna. Delaware, Concord tnd oeeuihB
Il Jl Onondaga County. NewIoA.
For the information Of those who desire TO COM
pete for any or all Of the Greeley Przes, the
committee hayo adopted the following scale OF
points which will govern their decision in award
inc the premiums:
Fhs,-ucalihfalness and ygor in both plant and
Sseosd-Genera adaptation to different soils and
climatez
TA.rd-Uardines.
FogriA-Productisenes and general freedom from
rot and mildew.
F,hA-UniforIn excel moo IN appearance and quality
After careful examination Of the fluit, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
R,,olrsl. That tho committee whom was dsvolved
4 duty Of selecting the grape ~ when the hrcery
prizc was 10 BE- awarded eIamined t,c dincr, var,
ties presented and wnile exceedingly grained WIZ
somr DO unanimously resolve 10 defer their decision oi
a year or more with view Of ascertaiBlns their char
acter ard aday.abilty in other localities
There will be further exhibition ~ apples end
pears on thc second Tuesday in November, AID
second TUESDAY in December at the rooms Of the
American Institute, Cooper Union, corner o!
Eghth-s. and Fourth-aye., at which timc liberal
contributions Of Winter varieties are solicited. II
may add TO the interest Of exhibitors land the fact
certainly reflects credi, on the committee) 10 know
that, although they are composed Of members from
different and in distant parts Of the conn
try, there free and prompt attendance on the
day appointed for the meeting.
The committee desire 10 mako tknown that COM
petition, at Mr.. Greoleys request, will DO keptopen
until, In tho judgment Of the committee, they de-
eide Oh an apple pear or grape, worthy ofthe pre-
MUM, and knowledge of which would be Of ad-
vantage TO the public.
The Committee will hold their last meeting this
year al the residence Of VIM $. Carpenter, esq,
New-York, on Dec. II, at o'clock p. IN.
| JoHS A. WARDEE, Chm y. T. Qugs. Sec.
CHARLES DowsIsG. WH ;. CArPESTrR
j.. W. SYLVESTER, j. NJ. WAu,
| W. A. FERRIS Z. H. MEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
rnE ,HKALTH COMMISSIONERS
preeauss.u. Aaai..s the Cholera.

The Health Commissioners convened a. IL
O'clock m Yesterday in the Mayors Office, his Honor
the Msyor in the chair The session was held 70 'ne
steps with view Of preventing the cholera
Tenn heinz brought city and as tiis uohor re-
ed that reports had been circulated concerning
tbs cholera IL was all important that immediate aha
dacsve should be taken to prevent the spread
Of this disease -, ~, r. h.a nrcoJ tho no
os;tv NJ taxing immediate measures to have the pup
G nrotected from the cholera IL was proper mat some
Mace should be designated where oil ,mmgiant Pas
sanceIs who were in doubtful health should De ae
teined There was direct fear at present ol ans
scrons consequences but there were fears Oh rouoe
the coming Spring .,.,a ha ,,e,, tha,
The Commissioners of Quarantine and heaitn Vnocis "a
should agree upon plan which this body Wouid put III
immediate execution. . III, oou,d bs
DR.. Swinburne thought that Sandy Hook cond os d.
nrocred for the purpose OF detsinng passengers uh
he ,,l state of their health could be ascertalned.
Dr Jones thought il was well enough to detaih sniPs
bnt there were other and important matters 10 W
leaked nfter the sanitary condition Of our cities ioi
instance. . =, r..oa a..
After some further discussion his Honor offefca tne
following resolution. which was adopted and the Co'n
missoners adjourned:
R,otd That Hon. Orestes Cleveland Mayor OF JersJ
Civ Dr. Jones' Health Officer Of Brookyni Dr SwnpuIs
The Health officer OF the port Of NewYork, and Dr. Jayne
R..dept Phycisn Of Sew-York be appointed comitee
10 drat an application the General Government 70 OBTAIN
sube site the detention OF cholera patients ana passh
GERS from vessels infected with cholera arriving al th port