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Dir ANp RorpprY- mys,e-eu' death IL reported
f"a'Ih-d Avenue. near lith street involving II ia
- Loin illfter ard ,bbery. II spiears 'hGt o. a
a'' hour sunday Dig officer Of the 26,h Pre-
cihct -ce QUAD the sdev ak. IN front Of No. CSC
thi.a Avenue, tfc lo-y Of Maurice Be1ufeeoin. Of
no. 10 Waye IL IIace. The corpse taken 10 The
ga lon souse, and a coroner ~ notified. 10 urmI-
srd tho Cae being regarded ~ 0; only ordinary inter
e. p tle fo'i,e tO.k further steps moiey no 1lns
.tc hgdy AVA iux no arrival Of 60 oner Cover but
l'ct iu 'he day. thiou hiCnts ct tic deceased T.
Rts .aOci'ALr4 that tlt1 a.. T. lufCeoin lett home
,a stn.' G.It.lO 70 he h,i ~'.V'' o. SOD aioh and
l.' - lu. tt'i t.eiDU.l 90 al these, and It Il
.l-.,. Ole tte. thUt ~ I,ui muiGer he Le,n CONF
ut Ell. vi. - az com. y 10 vns Nosiny . Ock
o.r VA Ia " Ut ti0rcr, A. Ell Llout 4 }cl.'.
90 OIci ot'. wa mai u,c an ILvos.gat.ou a. noon
-41yi ~ Ds1ovue uo,!,tIl.
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blsee; smother little lower down on the ans a.
and aiso a slight one on the Ell shoulder.
VIII o rt!usgiins with the man near the bedside
he bad ,eiEed the wrist Of hs rtsht hand, In vhfcn
gas the dasger, and dil rot relCate bis hold unt
knocked down b. the Assasain near the door.
and alter MAJOR Seward had come TO his assirtsnee-
lie ietufed TO the room after he found that the ~
Bsin had escaped and found thst tine seciesry n1
got 81 the bed on to the toor dragging VIII him the
bed clio hes, and va lv1ng In ppol Of blood. l pn
eoag 10 the Secretary he found no pulse In his vs
aud stated 10 Mi-s Sewsrd Who had Teentefcd he
Ppm, ard ssked II her father was dead, that ne re-
l'eved he wa. But rlou q second eXamlnntonI
Rol ireon acct tanned that his Leut wss stu
heating The Secretary then said Il am not de "a.
SEMI for the pile and s.t,e3n, aDI co ms
hou,e" lie lien paced the soc eia-y rpon the cd,
10 ng lin Il nuU Lot TAX. NJ. seward did no<
tfe l. auc. hat.
isleu4ius o. the + eel ient viii otAhy he con-
loyol Ion Msshiugtou, on fhu:s-av no niu,, -
liuois, by way Of Lel'imo.e, PhLa4opha. Nev
Yo,k, Albany BJlao, G c, ellul and .o.e 10. Tbs
tine scheuule has not leeI Ue nine !, but about
enc Mlnk WI. be eccup ed ~ -eaeAlna ~ nor.
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From Europe.


rtssesmer CITY Of Baltimore, from Liverpool VIC
Gtb. .nd QueoBstown on the 9th instant bee 'rn'ti
or. 0AsE % tins i.lGAEA AND tA'H'hLNIo' I
tsleyrarn published In the London ghior' oil the
I'm lnsthrt e,ys IA, the arrival Of OBJ" 'anrFel
March 2GthJ, At Lisbon, tho Poruscsi authorize
vent IN hoard and notified Cap. PaFo that lie would
tniy BE- perriitteI - renain In port tAcnty -four
hours A. the samc time preparations were maze by
tie Potuge'e officials to ensure the Carp ,ni out o..
their Instrio' ous. LARGE numtc.s Of people vislch
thr pirate auio se tCnnlued In The haibCr. Ou the
ATE noou Of the 2iih. the NiasLr. and sGrten sn'o
weloiepor'oI "a Li-ion be-. and about ne 'tme
time the olrRal ho si,d her SIGNAL 'a". The t~o
C3rve.tes RAM ~ aud Cgst anchor near The u ON
loser. IAey ves, Officially warned that the, tudlf
W, sail untii went -iuur Lours laf eler-oi
ipo. Por'uge's ,ar ,,oamo, we've ~ @?
watch orr es-ihe sutfo-itos being Gf'e ttin" :
90 ci ~ ,io't the t'th, A. hove SITTER her
hriivl olvi1g the ace, snd soc tn'r o ~. h,.
- IN the vicinity OF tho Buiem tower. trw houfs
alter, they reported 10 have ,iito Their Hn,h9i-
sud move toward lbe bar. Tie Go,enr Of .h'
sgaia which VS. 10 ad suc' 20 TO fired up0y, even
shots were dis hArrei-'ife rec 81 th'n' strkinf ne
corvette, aud cong cons eiahir r7mN'c. Ih' con-
manfers Of The tw' yos-'ls declared ..'t no uNl 10
inicniiUn VI quitting me ma tot ana fnt mover 70
md other ancno '- ground. u Ihs.si' llti
tom, aud that be i.i 10. o. - cede bic o,deis
LsadoH, Ipr1 d. HadAI payrn t's;e 'h7! tie
Pcr,usuooe LoveTnmtn' LU ac,tdr. 10 tho An,rcun
mlnbe'. demand for thu removal Of tie Commander
Of Tor Ielem, Tor fdns or the irsate NiesMa -''er
the Redernl commander bad ti.na!.ci him that ho
Understood his summons.
The pirate sbrrsnt oai Vas stiil In Molhou'ue on
-., 49,. a.. ,.,.,. .,........ ...,, ,.
r'uI"-'y s"iu' '"Ft N'e''" '''''''-''" W. P''' ~
Richmond, The ,oaduc' Of tno Aussfa tn LuiloIt."
i, ,,.i,, ~, Ida b,. ,,.,..i abb .,.p,. o.
,.vy.,,,,r ,ts,.,,.,, rr..t ,,.,-.,, ram.
Tbcovt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"Ttc C.t.f,t mo not olive .s th, i,. .o-t..., ,r
the difi ellt question wh.tb mls' eii.o t,,ea '-
COuutf, aud NrC. tl. lie prt'I.r u b" % SO N' 10
Lru On our love Auru' J. il ..fu4 D., 4tL..Dt
that the pir's oi ~ ~ Hl"iH go . l' 'lu.r .Y T
N ,,,. 'r'lT, ~, 70 .'f e '',.'.
lie c5nees.ion Of ne S.sli, ti',.t.c l., .....t
Sitn4.gs Go, ocIti G..ou .c,".i'1 Ao '.. . o.
a. is", S.IH' ',u'' III
ILcy Las4n4,T.,sl4 e.,.J .o.,D ECU a.. .u.. D.
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Fronl Washington.
A New naG interesting Account Of the At.
tcnpteF Assassination OF iIr. seward.

J Fdshiu Jon, Apri lT.-GeoIse +. Robinson, fo.
der and LuT,e, VITO in attendance on Secretary
seward en- Friday night, has related cifcumstantisIy
the proceeddgs in the chamber,
] According to Rohinson's narrative Frederick w.
Seward, MAJOR Seward and Mr.. Hsn1e, were all
wounded on the stairway, as Robinson opened the
door TO learn the cause Of the dstul balce
man struck AT his breast. In his hand he held a ong
knife the blade OF which appeared 10 be about TIVE
inches in length and IN inch IN width.
Robinson determined 90 oppose his progress and
rais hi. arm TO parry the biow. The conleluen
was that olnd vas iniiiuctol in the cent?. Of hi,
we "a turned back. The kniie glanced. and the
c,euchei hand in which the man nod the dag or
came Gown upon Nil. kobInson's lace, and ieleI Lin
: Mis-. seward at this juncture escaped from the
proom, and ran TO the front room screamin;
Mr.. seward lay, and gave Icmendou, blos
at bis iace He missed his mark, however, and
almost iell az oss Nj. Sevail's DIV,
: q tAls time kobMton had recovered. lumped on
the led aud Caucht hold a tie MS arms. " lille
Le a,trn plug to no too ar ssin. the latter
stuck Sr, seWaid on taa let siae OF he in,e and
then the iirht sdc. be assassin then iu.sei up,
. aud he and kobinson G. to the torr to e;het.
a q IN hold o. him.
! Inc IA ass .e.ehei he LEFT arm over Robinson.
shoulder and en4CAyOred TO tlrcs HIN 20 the iioOr
Fndnc he could not handle Rol nioa IN thar iosi,
Ton, he d.Cp9el his pttOl which Ind been 10 cod
e-aa't Mr. i'Sb n',n'3 taco IN te hEA1 "h Ken sh
buson's Irht arm with his ieiI hand and
stu re-lni Ro' inloa wish the kane. 4hty Al y
continues D. struggle tor q tew moments ROOM 2
tNe iutelt.On VI ihioNIng him over me Z. Is, L.
When t.ey had pcl ly ieachCd the doO,, MAJOR Au,
3, Ius u, s Tari ente.ci the loom. EoUin,o1 eaiic
Lp him to take tie kn.'e out Of tie e. 'st'ne AAul
or e"ri immele 'y e nlSn n Ike Ike , nSs'
-lY.. hilA down, broke ii" az nom MAJOR se"tei
G.r Tho setil. alen he cannot az, ur Robin.
ssu ee.v.is cuui ne e Ia . ,ot, tsoircl O.
- 10 L.s4lA IN A-s u.Dss Del "a uS 'i-LI Aasu.aa!
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CLEARED
BTEANsIlIPS-M Martha 5trveD,. Baltimore: Lib
eity, lisvAna; Weste.u Ne lop.is Sow Oileanr q
3tufo1, Beaufort. = &, .e4 Gull, Muhins ton !
Thompson. Baltimore.
, kHlpS-Atro.phe-e Live 1ool; Hefzor von Bn.-
bsnL Bremen; Columbia, 81 John Adele, Autwerp.
BhRks Pr ncess ROYAL, Cu-acou Brr ziiisn, Gov
BAY, & IS Peters, lhilad; l,iegtph, CToustadt.
BEIds-l Darrell, Hamilton Bermuda Came
a Aa'nmorsc Our MAGGIE .--; lhos OVeua. y u.
yitls; II NJ, Ponce, X: Hnr- OF. l0ruayra BusA
Cieniue-o' Onion, Gscr Bay; 81 Peter P.ctou: Bei-
., santos, u ALL Nil, Santiago, Cjba W n Ear.
RS Uenalaga; II Thscke a., EAtAnoias; C u uor-
ton souifnepite, 5, Mary Cobb. fott lie, al
hCHOOSEFS-Fan Gilvcn. Co-nxal,. Nile,
Bot'oui America, P.oy.Iencc. h II Bayies, Mashins-
ton; Moderator, City Point
ARRIVED
STEAisu lPs -VevNna Havana Detroit Fors
Nonit"; o. o. Is l'Irio,e, Live-pco vis QUEENS
town, ande bit PcnsacoiG Lafayette, ttrl dsvIS.
sH!P-JoAn Buryau, ,ol searspoitl Norchead CITY.
DR. js--Oruas, Bahia. Rc,hs4y, Matinzat, Cubs,
Chesapeake, no. LAND, Va.
sCHOuNEES-Aict.c Bo-toa: Daniel Webster,
Aihaly, Mount ilCpe. E'neoui Tor Fsll Rive MSs
Ger Nc ug lOL Ho4WicA, Gto ihsmas, George
tov ~, u L. CiG4Cc Hlc4iss
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cfc.'' 9u''r schco' o-'aor-op, in homo OF we
.af",a, oi .rr .uI.u'ei leaf. lie iJa .u b tL 'a-
....e at token u .esye-l h tAc nti.3s oi '"e
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i The CornTs.-Au the Courts adjourned,
ytst idhy, III after the funeral Of the President
. Cry GoyrHSMESr 0FFIcEs.-These were
c!,sei yes',raGy. TO remain 90 uadl Friday ueIt
The CITY lia Ia dTaped with mourning, ~ Ia the city
Ecucgrl,.
ArEriSG AT TuE AC NpHNY or MC'iC. "A
very arre meeting he'd at this place 'sst ev, n
ing under the au'p.ccs Of the War Fun Committee
~ which many eloquent 'Iccclos were made. The
hOn@' "ts q Ctred Ia mourning. An alarm ~ hie
"t' Gisec "a III Zu.eft guiug the evening, causing
great epnste ion, out ora'r eas soon iestOted.
BOARD or ALDERNEN. At a meeting, last
'''ninr aco'umi'tee Of rix appointed to proceed
70 Neshin ton off, Rug ,hc coincidence Of hi. city to
thr naiiona su.hof.fil'. \ lengthy and eloquent AL
.tess va. msir hy AID Fisher, in u.e course o.
Niu q hr tctuIkel thp' the slm Z. fhi- u4uf ?
W.. go. lo.u.,4 At At'aha ~ IiuCo alone. lie "a
CUT ttN ttchifilNc and mine. lie HHs Tie cmuFdi-
men Y. ttr rh' c''s 10 fUnalltv, and when he Ie,
a - YOU and T. tpu e'l OF a. fell down,
4 Ana pVoly t.Ca-0n tourshtd over ut"
I MEETING oF THE FATHTR MAruEwT. 4. Is.
SO.lair.-Ou SUNDAY ,vonius this Soc ETY. met aud
passed lerios Of .es9lu'ions derorins the Free.
.el's ioss and rccour.sudi ms msmtets to closc
'he p.-cus VI lusiucs nIl alter the funeral cort-
utl."
i toRrrcTtoS.-ihe painters in The Navy
, 1-td ntur MAJ an, man naIncd Gudncr Ia empoy 81
,h.' .4I 40 4Ut = i. The o.tuuI Oi GO ,iOI rit
-f.c, ait
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The Guerrilla Mosby.
lie Proposes TO Surrender.

Wdshir gton, April l1.-Colonel No'by has pre-
posed 10 Ma)or-GenoFsl Hancock, Commanding thu
Middle Military Department. TO surrender hneoH
and command by Tuesday upon ,ho same terms no
corded to the Amy OF Northcrl virsnls. The con-
ditlons proNo.,i By Mo.hy are under eanaiae rnion
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tCon.susd rom n. Frs, pdc' }

-. o. Oh her, rsused her 10 DO .io,ped ard 49,.
L. 20 yJ-. The Ihmn-o arrived re tt'AI o.
NOV cor, system 10 the United sta. 81 % f.
L.. low
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c

sEOR SALE-A BLACK MARE, SOUND
L and kind ia all haruess; will be soii cheap 10
want OF use year. cd thi spiug; pcc :l5J. sult.
able for renteInuu at isdJ riding mare Inqurs
l5l P.llnIy ~ Blook.yn, i.G
!, NOR SALF--A HANDSOME PONY. : Ycs-s
J. old variance sound ani hind IN ever re.pe.l
rht busines, WAGON and hGluoss, pold sepA.ite q
TO ether. Apply 20 fulton II, BgUJSlyu. 50
NOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD GAIT
Il hore' IA No. 90 lh.tds.. 8H
TOR SALE-A TEAM or HORSES IN
l. God o.. double names anu double truck with
orSl,houl tht Wo.k Of coun..ss on house. Appy u
ear'mAn' T.' wet tl.'st; orat % relrl ~, Al
: FOR SAL&-A HORSE, SPRING CAkf
A. and laless, ',lth Vo.k OF wholesale tfoccrv &c
Inguuo lb5 WeaF'. sss
! FOR SALE-2 MARES, : YEARS OLD,
sound aui kild-fl D each; a.so bly horse., 10
year Old, l5s hands hieh-.I5 each, at d.S Wash.
+ in'tou u. lpi
NOR SiLf-ONE FINE BLACK HORSE
% haas .u, Z o4 Cd, ME, p los p.4oci
io.'es, CCub.e ulh ava LAguesA ~ We .9l1 esp
- lA-urs sy4 " s-i ELL u. ri
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Too Late for Classification.

RLACK MUSLIN, 80 CENTS A YARD,
- double = III, .e had az the bIchlnic,' shl1
sto O. 3.i sAd $40 Gi.r ~, ~. ga
FLAGS, FLAGI-EUNTING, BUNTING
: Ges and iuutin1 Tor .li'. HUMPHREYS d
8lnlt "a nrGHl e uc4r bowctv. ~
uIBERNIA NATIONAL GREENS-IN
consequence Of tne ueath Of our !lusirioua ADD
lanen'cl F'tileut a." Ball ~ tho IAleiuia Ma
.i9rll erns 10 pa-'plnel uItii 1hursiAy evening,
Apui .t'h ~ Jones' hrfruill- RComL $50 ~ 0nd-
way. by ollsr Of lHNs. UfLL, Copt OWEN
NAiIh ". t''. IONS CNNkiC ~. Treas. 36l
NNAN1Eh-FEAALES To MAKE RO-
" retics al. Daites. CAL Il Cnlnto's q, rooir
@,ups'aui. ri
tNANTEp--2 EXPERIENCED pORTERS
w Nuue but % 0-s uiLilia' win ni'trr dry Goods
need lpplv. LAiilliOP, IL DlNGIuN CO.,
'hN s.' u Ialway.
WANTED - OPERATORS. RAISTFRA
. W huJtOalu' us,eIs and lcrs on military
ove-cp,is md iiiL.ltgy ! oc,s. On'v those GccuS
tomcI 10 he vO.k need eppi,, At o. clinton It. 5GS
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MARINE NEWS.


April IS Rises, sio-e, seA sli-Hn rlr,nnora
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-25
ON FurIouyh.

We had the pleasure, afew days since, Of meet
ing Lieut.. s. A. Day, Of the 5th U. S. Artellery-
attached to the Army Of the James-who is now
enjoying short furlough-h first absence from
the army, we believe, since the commencement of
the war;.
Lieutenant Day was formerly a resident of Bow
ling Green, in this county, and was among the
first TO enter the service from this region. He en-
listed as n private in the 7th Ohio, and from that
position has, by faithful service, won his promo
tion to the one he now occupies in the Regular
Army of the United States. His record-as well
as that ofths many gallant Wood county boys now
in tie army, or who have been sent to untimely
graves by the rebellon--s one of which every res
ident of the county may well be proud. We wish
him pleasant visit, safe return, and further
promotion hereafter.
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Another Martyr.

Lieutenant Melvin Barlow, OF Company b. 27th
Michigan Regiment, died at East Toledo. on We'd
nesdT, 18th inst agod IS years. His remains
were broughttO to Perrysburg, on Friday last, for in
termeut. We find the following notice of his suf-
ferings at the hands ofthe rebels, in the Bade Of
Thursday last:
The death of Lieut.. Barlow, Of the 9th Michi-
gan Infantry, mentioned in our columns to-day.
adds one more 10 the list Of asYderous starvatiss
practiced against our noble soldiers in Soutberp
prisons. He was taken at the battle of Spottsyl-
vania Court House, in May last, and was verV
soon sent 70 Andersonville, where he remained
nearly zoe days, suffering all that has been report
cd OF the Infamous treatment there given 70 our
men. lie stated that for many days they were al
lowed but one pint Of corn meal per day, and many
times had no opportunity 10 cook that; that they
were compelled to dig holes 10 the earth for pro-
lection, covering themselves with ore blanket for
three men, no matter how cold or wet the weather
might be.
Lieut.. Barltw escaped by passing out Of the
prison yard with a company Of exchanged men
the guard not recognizing him, failing 10 count
aright lie stated that when the rebel surgeon
examined the men and made selection OF such as
should 60 he thrust him back saying, You eah
stand g tite logger thus proving that the delib-
crate intention OF the rebel authorities Was 10 so
rsariy ruin the men that It would be impossible for
them 10 recover, oF te OF any use To the u S Gov
ernmeHt. such, eitizans Of Lucas cotnty is the
treetmeat which cue Of your own sons received
from the rebels OF the Aouth, Ter Lieut. Barlow
Was boru IN this county.
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the oapitulation Of Fort Buchanan, the on
thusiastic soldiers clustered about hims
and set np q Succession Of ronsing cheers
for their victorious chief, "Boys," said
the General, modes,ly, and removing his
hat, II think il is | who should propose
that ohoers be given for you" "a
The HerdhFs correspondent says: AIS
write, the sky west aud south, is cover
cd with dense masses Of black smoke. II
is evident the enemy are abandoning all
their works in this vicinity, Some think
that they will not make an effort to hold
Fort Caswoll. AT high tide this morning
the light draught gudboats aud double end
crs crossed tho bar aud entered the river,
They are now steaming up towards Wilm-
ington, and Ns ye. have encountered no re.
s;stauco. Ironsides was hit about 40 times,
Santiago dc tuba fonr times, monitor Cauo-
nicus was struck 40 times, and had 60 holes
in her smoke stacks. Other vessels were
hit Incorporation. but no single one was
disabled, Among tho artillery captured
was one Armstrong gun, said to be the fret
taken from the rebels"
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the undersigned take great pleasure In saying
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tits a well established fact that no preparation
has ever been placed before the public that as a
remedial agent for the safe and speedy cure et
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people; its immense popularity being the result of
its tindoubted merit. The proprietors, Messrs. G.
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duce article that would cure any Lung and
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though the offer has been made public over two
years. The bottle compares favorable in size with
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FOR SALE BY

The following,i In Wood county: Peck'& Hamilton,
Perrysburg A. j. Gardner q Co., Gilead, e. n.
Turner, POrtege; s. w. Whitimore, Tontossny;
;. Clymer, Otsego; II. r. Atkins, New Wesib Id;
). l.. Boughton, Bowling Green; Banks .ttsi.
son. Pemberville; I; A. Lansdale, Freeport; @. ar
Rosendale, West Mgrove; a. II. Emerson; Eag ..
vile; and by druggists and merchants ger va y
throughout the Union. S6y
G. W. ROEA OK, Compounder of Stomach
Bttcrs Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Distiher and
Manufacturer Of Catawbs and Swedish Brandies
and all kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquors, which
are sold, Wholesale ar in any desired quaat'ty, at
Mrs. SO, So, so and 90 East Third Street, Cinein-
natl. o.
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HARRIET REPORTS.
PERRYsnURG MARKET.
TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLEDo, January 21, 1861 p. N.
On Change this afternoon Wheat was dull aud
nOminally Ease lower. Corn WAS qniet Oats
steady. Rye Dull. Clover Seed recovering a
part OF the decline yesterday. Dressed Hsgs dali
/ FLOUR --Nat naentoned
4 WHEAT-sAtes 350 bu amber Michigan, at
ls5e; ,050 bu No rcd at lT6c.
CORN Moderate ia qniry at i20c for old No l.
: 0ATS--Sales l, 200 bu al 75e.
RYE-0fered at 1850, without buyers.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at l50
SEEDS Sales 30 bu Glover Seed at Sl3 IS.
DRESSED nOGS-Dull; sales to-day have
been at lSAAlie for averages Of lsO aud 200 lbs.
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wood County official Diroc.Ory.
auprc,Apy oprIoERs.
PcrrysSurg church DIRECTORY.

aIErHopisT ErIscoPAL--Rev. T. N, ,Barkdnh Pastor
Services each Sunday at lO:3O An. and PM
sREspyrsRfAs-Rev r. W. mi, Pastor. Services
"a each Sunday at 1890 Sabbath School and Bioe
Glass at ~ NJ. 81
PtpTtsr--Rev II. B. TAFT. Pastor. Services each sun
day at 1890 AN. Sabbath School at TN
IurnERAx-Rev. J. Klinages, Paso~. Services every
Sunday forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERMAN MsrItoDtsr-Bev. O. Swinetorth Pastor. Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1890 A.d
CATmoLIc-Rcv Mr.. Charles Cribs Services each sun
day at 10 AN. and . HIN.
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MnsicnI Conren1inn.

We are informed that this Convention, which
was announced in last weeks JOURNAL, commence
ed its session Monday last, at the Baptist
Church, with good attendance.
1he Convention will close with grand concert
on Friday evening next, to which the public will
be admitted. Our citizens will undoubtedly avail
themselves Of this opport1nity TO enjoy musical
treat. We understand that an admission fee
will be charged to de(ray expenses.
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AtHnme.

We have heretofore, unintentionally, omitted to
notice the arrival home furlough, of Lieutenant
'Colonel McGowan, LIST u, s. Colored Artillery
formerly Captain McGowan, of the lldth O.V.L.
Lt.-Colonel McGowen will soon return to his reg
iment, which is stationed at Knoxville, Tenn, and
of which Major John A. Shannon, of the Tooth O..
" L. is now Colonel
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MeetIng Of the RelIef Society.

The Soldiers Families Relief Society will meet
on Monday evening next, 3Oth inst, at the resi-
-dencc Of Hon. Asher Cook. A full attendance is
requested.
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DIR. TABER. Dentist.

Will be a. lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. l6 and IL.
At Austin Van Blarcum's, Portage, Thursday
anil Friday, Aug. Is and 10.
At Drury's H,tel, Tontogany, Tuesday August
23l Owing to his greatly increased home busi-
aess Dr. T. will upt be able to visit tile above pla-
,rs a0ain before October.