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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18

A peal TO THE people,
ARE YoU READY
FOR THE QUESTION:
IL COD MAN
Wishes to make you propagation. uen.
BOOTS Ann SHOES
To sell you through the medium Of yon.n
sores, II be will truly ana faithfully METAL "etNl
WARRANTED BOOTS AND SHOES
and will make good the warrant n vo-, mill
not sustaln MN by buying the same lie pps
his warrant aud Trade Mark, ' pun
PATENTED
AT WASHING TON,
MAY
G, @, b. 1864 C. o. d.
Warranted by the
COD NJ A n,
upon all his
BOOTS AND SHOES.
And authorizes all retailers TO give NEW PAIRS
IN eve instance where aly rad ,al eject an
pears IA the stock or vork, Il thu Boot or Shoe
has no, been worn to that extent that 1t would
be unreasonable 20 expect "a new mir If INT
little worn, new PAIRS will be given with pleas.
ure.
Now make a sure thing Of ly buying none
Inn fa( III y \ A n A \
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-05-18
JOHN HOWE, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
something About Our Novv.

It hes been ascertained that during the
entiFe war the navy has lost only 400
killed, and l,639 wounded, out of Is, ,G00
sailors and marines OH the rolls, iucluii
of all the losses in the grand battles on the
Mississippi, at Charleston, Mobile, Fort
Fisher, and cl4ewhere--ih word the
splendid victories of Farragut and Porter
have been achieved with less loss Of l. fe
than that which has been suffered in a sim
gle battle by,a single division Of troops,
This is due in part TO the Gaot that the
enormous range of our navy guns kept
Il lie men'out of musket range, 30 49, 'ul
Fke whole expense Of tho Ravy sines
the beginning of the war, including the
construction and equipment of all its yes.
sells and tlieir maintenance, has been less
than '$230,000,000 or only about : q per
cent. of the national debtol Moreover, wo
have at the close of (he war, ships enough
to show for the money spent to constitute
what is probably better navy than that
of either Of the European powers. We
have constructed, since 1861. POI vessels
of war, all of which are of the most i'm,
proved models and coutain all Of the APP
pliances of modern offer sive and deleh,
siye war fare. ittiH fHH eiE s# 7Hfu Y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
Selected Selistcllaup.
Crawford,s Statue Of Freeao q nj.

SEuWAO6u'S cthtue Nt FfeeH0 HE
The New York Tfibwpc's Washington cor
respondent relates the following incident
in relation to Crawrorda Statue of Liberty,
that surmounted the Capitol dome:
When the bronze castings were being
completed, at the foundry of Mills, near
Bladensburg, his foreman, who had super
intended the work from tho beginning, and
who was receiving SS per day, struck and
demanded Sl0, assuring Mr.. NJ that the
advance must be granted 10 him, as nobody
in America, except himself, could completes
the work Mr.. Mills felt that tho demand
was exorbitant,, and appealed in his dlem.
ina to the slaves who were assisting in the
mo uiding. ~ can 90 that well, said one
Of them, an intelligent and ingenious servant,
who had beeA intimately engaged in the
various processes. The striker was dis
missed, and the negro, assisted occasionally
by the finer skill Of his master, took the
strikers place as superintendent, and the
work went on. The black masto builder
lifted the ponderous, uncouth masses, and
bolted them together, joint by Joint, piece
by piece, till they blended into tho majestic
Freedom who to-day lifts her head in the
blue clouds above Washington invoking q
benediction on, the imperilled Republic!
Was there . prophecy in that moment
when the slave became the artist. and with
rare poetic justice, reconstructed the beauti.
fnl pysibol of tho Freedom of Americap z
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
q 1rtettipe's Story.
THE COENERS.

From the Diary Of a Detective.

f' 500 f.
During the year of lS4T, the West was
flooded with counterfeit coin. 1t was so
well manufactured that it passed readily
Tie evil at last became so great that the
United States authorities requested that a
skillfHi detective might be sent to ferret out
the nest of coineTs. | was fixed upon to
perform that duty.
had nothing to guido me. The fact,
however, that Chicago was the city where
the counterfeit was most abundant, led me
to suspect that the nanutactory was some-
where within its limits. 1t was, therefore,
to the capital of the West that pi oceeded.
| spent FIVE weeks in the city without gain
ing the slightest clue to the counterfeiters
began to grow discouraged, and really
thought should be obliged to return home
without having achieved any result One
day received letter from my wife re-
questing me to send some money, as she
was out of funds. went to the bank and
asked for draft, at the same time handing
sum of money to pay for il, in which
there we're aeveral half dollars. The clerk
pushed three of them back to inc, saying.
i Counterfeit"
"Whati sail l. ''you don't mean to tell
me those half dollars are counterfeit
II do, sir"
"Are you certain nf
Perfectly certain. They are remarkably
executed, but are deficient in weight. See
for yourself'
And he placed one of them in balance
against genuine half dollar, and the latter
brought up the former,
'This is the best counterfeit coin ever
saw in my life" | exclaimed, examining
them closely. is all the counterfeit mon
ey in circulation here Of the same character
as this ;" -el
30, dear no, the clerk replied, " II is not
nearly so we'll done. These are the work
OF the famous New York counierfeiter, Ned
Wiilet. know them well, for have han.
died great many in my time. Here is
some of the money that is circulating here, y
lie added, taking several half dollars from a
drawer. ''You see that the milling is not
SO we'll done as Ned Whlers, although this
is pretty good too"
compared the two and found that he
was right, Isuppled the place OF the three
counterieits with good coin, aud retarned
the former to my pocket.
A few days after this Ireceived informa-
ton which caused me to take a journey TO
small village about thirty miles from Chi
eago. / arrived there at night and took up
my quarters at the only tavern in the place.
1t was a wretched dwelling, and Kept by an
old man and woman, the surliest couple.
think, it has ever been my lot to meet. In
answer as to whether l could have lodg-
ing there that night, noticed the host gave
particular look ut his wife, and after some
Whispering was Informed in the most tn-
gracious maDper possible hat icould have
bed. aoJ .saef etl-le
have frequently, ip ihs course of my
! life beeu' obliged 10 put up with wretcled
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.
This was my last coup, and one on which
my life depended
"Iook here, gentlemen exclaimed, TAX
ing one OF the counterfeit halfdol,ars from
my pocket that had been rejected at the
bank, here ia my last job, what do you
think of t.
IL was handed hand. to.hand. some saying
It was no counterfeit at all, aud some saying
that il was.
How will you prove it a counterfeit3 I"
asked one
by weighing It with genuine one" !
replied.
This plan was Immediately adopted and
its character proved.
Perhaps he got this hy accident
heard a man whisper TO another,
"Try these" / said, taking tho other two
out Of my pocket =,
All their doubts now vanished.
Beautiful" exclaimed some, Very
splendid said othors, tu .al
Whom theJ had them examined TO their
satisfaction, they all cordially took me by
tho hand, every particle of doubt having
vanished from their minds. | carried on
my part we'll. Some questions were occa.
Sionally asked me involving some teohni.
oalties of the business these, however,
avoided. by stating that was on u journey
and would rather take glass Of whisky
than answer questions, The whisky was
produced and we made night of it, II
was not until morning dawned that we sep
arated.
The next day returned 20 Chicago and
brought down the necessary assistance, and
captured the whole gang of oounterfeiters
in the very act. The den was broken up
forever, and most Of them were condemned
to servo o term in the State Prison.
have those half-doIlars still in my pos
session, and mover intend to part with them
for they We're certainly the means of saving
my lie.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
Gen. sherman on Copperheads,

The following letter from Gen. Sherman
on the men who opposed the war while
there was any fighting to be done, and now
claim all the honors Of victory, was real by
Gen. fitzpatrick at the Brooklyn mass meet
ing;
GEN. jUDsoN KILpATRIcK Dear Sir: |
have observed with interest Your political
conflict in New Jersey. 1t is really provo
king, hardly worthy OF serious thought,
but rather Of satire aud ridicut,, the squirm-
ing of the politicians called Gopperheads,
who opposed the war from every c0nceiva-
BILE motive. Some from sheer cowarlice,
others to oppose a political party. snme
because they thought We could not whip
the South, and now that it is reduced to
demonstration, have hard work TO explain
their conduct even to themselves. have
no patience with that class Of men, and be.
lieye the people of the South ltayo more re.
spect for us. who belabored them soundly,
than for the Gopperheads who, nominally
their friends, led them deeper and deeper
into trouble. w. +. SHERMAN,
f'r iNf,inrl II .,,nr.1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estale.

DY virtue Of an order to me issued from the
ID Court of Probate of Wood County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, December l6 1855,
Between the hours OF Land II. A., Of said day, on
oF near the premises, the following described real
estate, to-wit /; The 4 Of the y Of the Sc a ol
section l8, IN town 3, north Of range ~, east-i0
acres, more or less, iR Wood County, Ohi0-the
property Of u. A. PeltOR, deceased. Appraised al
81 ,6es subieet to the widows dover theTeia,
TeFIas legal.
GEoRGE SrRAIE, Attorney.
lsuJsburg, November 49, 1865, s9s-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
Salt Mines.

The altmjpes Of Cracow we're discovered
in 1851. The length of Tue mihes from
eastto west 10 above six thousand feet; the
breadth from north TO south above two.thou.
sond, and they are 500 feet deep. When a
stranger wishes to yisit tllese mines he Is
habited in a suit Of miners clothes and let
down By pachinery a Perpendicular de-
scent OF six hundred feet The plaes ts
very dark, and the miaer, who deseends az
guide, strikes a light aud conducts the
stranger forward tbfough several gloomy
winding passages, hi the end Of which they
descend by ladders two hundred feet lower
into large cay6rui through this. cavern,
tl@y enter npon an open plain, peopled by
the miners and their families, together with
their horses, dogs, and other domestip anil
mails. Nothing can exceed tlle briiliancy Of
ibis plaza; Illuminated by thousands Of
lamps reiiestiug their light upon tho beau
hful and transparent surface Of tho salt ia
every Varied color. Aasf shli
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
A NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age in
HOOP S KIRTS.
Js"XV. BMADLEY,s New Patent DU-
aart PLEX ELkAPTIC Tor DOuble)
-ra- 81 SPRANG SKIRT.

FNNHIs INVENTION consists OF DUPLEX fer two1
ousiy TioRrLg and FIRaLY together, edge to
edge, making the TOUGHEST, most FLEXIBLE, ELASTIC
and DURaa In SPRIEu uaed. They Beldt IN BEND
BREAE like The Single Springs, aRd consequently pre-
serve their perfect and beautiful Shape more than
twice long s any Single Spring Skirt that ever has
eau be made lHl-s
The wonderful hexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady gearing the duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas carriages, Railroad Cars, ChuIc
Pews Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress
the Skirt be folded when IN to occupy small
place as easily and convenieptiy as SIX or Muslin
LAZY having enjoyed the Pleasure. Comfort aud
Great Convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
steel spring Skirt for sinule day will Meyer after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For Chill
d.en Misses and Young Ladies they are SUPERIOR 10
ali others. htt N ~ 81. iitts .l1i,.. ~
~ The HOOPS are covered with e-piy double.twisted
thread, and WILL wEAR TWICE AS LONG as the Single
yarn yering which Is used all Single Steel Hoop
Skirts The three bottom rods every skirt also
Double Steel, and twice double covered 70 prevent
the eoveFing from wearing on the rods when Dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &e,. &c, which they are
eonsta ntly subject TO when ia use,
All are made ofthenew and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality ir every part giving TO the
aud are unqaestlenabiy the ligtest most desirable
eomfontable and economical Skirt ever made.
NESTS. BRADLEY & CARY PR0PRIETORS Of the
Invention. and SOLE n MARURAGfUREBs. " CHAM
BARai ena ~ Aad 81 READE sTREEfs, Mes York.
rOn SALE In all hfst-eiass Stores throughout the
United States aud Canada, Havana dc Cuba Mexico,
seeih Apesiea and the West ladies' g,e !. =
tz- -Ipquire for The Duplex Elliptic Tor doubie)
SPriRg Skirt, tl.Ac.l ~ 2sf
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Orders will be filed at short notice, and upon
the most rea soma BILE terms.
a8y Printing of every kind, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
societv, public meeting political party, will be
charged to the person persons ordering the
same, who wifi be held responsible for payment.
OBLINGER 81 GUYER,
8tth Publishers and Proprietors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24

DOAD N0TICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
III petition win be presented to the Commits
sioners Of Wood County, Ohio, az their next regn-
lar session, in December, for the location Of coun,
ty road, cenmenoing at the Portage River, in sec
ton 22 tewn 5, range III, aud running due north
on the half section iue until il ntersecs the town
ship line road running east and west between the
Plank and Met cCutcheBviile Roads.
JACOB REITHER, Petitioner.
NoYepleer 6, 1865. fs 2sd~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
y AInntain OF salt.

Among the many cnriosites and won,
ders that have lately been discovered III
tile far Off WESTERN willis, none is more
striking or marvellous than the mountain
of Rock Salt, sitnated about twenty miles
from Meadow Valley, Nevada, and only
eighteen miles from the head oil navigation
from the llain, about four hundred feet in
height, tain of pure, sparkling crys-
talzed Salt. Not a particle of dirt upon IL,
seemingly mountain Of glass, being per-
fectly transparent, and when the reflection
of the sun falls upon il, the glare is blind-
ing. We have seen specimens taken from
/ it, now IN possession Of Mr.. o. B. Norris,
and il resembles pure crystal more than il
does salt. From what we can learn OF its
extent aSd magnitude, theroi- salt enough
in this one mountain to supply this oonti.
nent for acentury.-S.J Joseph, No, Hegckd.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24

I" Way don't yon put on a clean shirt /"
said swell, the other night, 90 his compan~
ion, Tthen the girls will smile. on you as
they do ou me"
- Everybody can't afford to wear a clean
Shirt every day. as you cam illif.
~Why not ~ said White Collar -
Because" said Soled Collar !" every
bodys iiotlier aiil't washer-wOnan" n
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n
In of
eh
in dofpay
ehdcb
~. aEo win addition the above
81,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24

D0RTABLE BUCKEYE cIDEB-MJI,L and
PRESS, manufactured az Springheld, 0hiO--
the best Portable Mill aud Press in usel assW
We sell al manataefnrers' prices.
1aei tr}4h. CROOK * FREEMAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

s0fTTT7 ~ n \ z
Good Insurance is Positive Business Necessity.
N. HI. CALLARD,
Agent for the PhGnix Insurance Co.'S
'F7'i7R OF HartfOrds Conn. a1
-Polciss issued promptly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24
GEORGE sTRAIN.

ATTORNEY -ATLAW, PERRYsBURG, o.,
VXTILII attend to all business confded tohis care
wv in the several Courts of Ohio. Military
Claims will receive particular attention.
Also--lnsurance- taken at reasonable rates.
Office New Hardware Building. up stairs, cor
ner of Louisiana Avenue and Front street. LIZ
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24

g.IN hringipg mp children, il we eppQse
We lry 10 pOt ont hrs wilp boiling Oh. ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-24

Z THE following is pronounced by tho Bss,p,iastsr
RsrSco to be PROFESSIONALLY the finest American
poem ever written !;
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The Recording, The Personal. The
Literary, The Editorial and The
Miscellaneous Department.

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to authentic records Of the correct company reg
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have performed. or who may perform any g'i!aat or
pTaseworthy deeds in behalf of their country. sad 10
give full and detailed narrative of the same. IN suna
such record will be far brilliant and aoceptsbIs
not only to the memory Of the dead bu: also lie feel
ings of the living than the grandes marble ument
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OFFICIAL.
TO Ta4 ttcrLA Or hiChhOND AND ITS
VICINITY

The inhabitants Of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
viii be made in admitting them to bring market
wares TO this city. They are invited to commence
their ordinary traffic at once, and assured of pro-
lection in passing to and within the lines Of the
United States forces.
The citizens Of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others also requested to resume their ordinary
avocations as speedily as possible. 1t Is the wish
and intention of the military authorities to protect
all good and peaceable citizens, and to restore, in
as great measure as may he practicable, the for
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soldiers or others will be allowed, if possible to
any who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued to military commanders in
conformity with the above announcement.
By command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. Col. U. S. A.
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70 OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY
Of NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, J
Richmond, April ID, 1865. (

Richmond, April ID, 1865.
All officers and soldiers of the Army of North
ern Virginia, who were not present at the surren-
der Of that army by Gen. Robert f. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, on the 9th of April, 1865,
are hereby informed that the terms oE capitulation
are extended 70 them, and that they can at once
avail themselves Of the same by coming within the
lines of the United States forces, at or near Rich
mond, laying down their arms and receiving their
paroles.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. oRD.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel q. S. A.
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REGNAULT & CO.,
AuctioneaS and Commission Merchants,
OFFICE CORNER Nam AND Ninth STREETS,
Opposite Adsms'eEIpresa COmpauyJ
10y PERMISSION of the Provost MARSHAL General
ID have resu med their business ca General Auction
eers and Commission Merchants, and respectfully Offer
their services 10 their friends and the public generally
for the sale of all kinds Of
MERCHANDISE,
GROCERIES
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
FURNITURE, &c.
Their storehOuse was destroyed by FIRE the 3D. Of
April last A larger ana more eommodious one viii be
at once erected Opposite the SpOtswood Hotel and of
few weeks our office will ne on the of Main and
Ninth streets, opposite The Office OF Adans Express
Company.
We promise Strict attention 20 all business with
JOHN p. REGNAULT,
WM. l. MAULE
spIs-st WIN. J. BEYILL.