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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION con
PANY,

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NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN 10 LAND PAsSs.AC ERS
Sin TinG Co7mdncer
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ioIfIsiAN 2ICi..................Arglet t.
Leaving Per No a. North River. "a follows:
VIRGINIA. .......... Saturday. zen.
AND EVERY ALTERNATE SAIU .IDAi IbEkbAb 4l.IS
The cabin board these steamers are IN
,,rp7.ed aud the rae. lower than BY any other line
CABIN PASSAGE To LIN ERpoOB-slE1c currency.
sTEERAGE PASSAGE TO LIERPOOl-t43e currency.
The owners the viii b. sccountabc for specie
or vuahe. uues. bills Of s having taei value expressed
therein are signed therefor.
For fr.i-ht OF cabin passage spp'yto
WILLIAMS e. GUION. No. Il WsT-ss.
For stseTssc passage eppy 70 - .
WILKINS & GUION. No. % Broadway.
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Go Eet.
lonseo ana farms fOGntco.

WANTED to BUY a STORE of about 70 10
Zoe feet deep and IS feet situated between Murray
md Clna.s,s and Church and flmst Address Il T.,
Tribune Office.
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AGENTS WANTED. A RARE CHANCE FOX SEX
TONS. Apply at once.
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TOR SALE OR EXCliANGE.--Four yalua.
bic LOTS Eghhsv-.. Genital ferf will BE- sold
on yey terms for unncgmb-rrd houses
well located lrquiIe No. ~ broadway thlrd story 'front.'
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
uuMILIATloN AND PRAYER.

Tomorrow, June is the day appointed
by the President, and al o by tho Governor,
ss a day Of special humiliation, mourning
and prayer IN consequence Of tho assassin
alton of Abraham Lincoln, lato President
Of the United States. and it is rccommen d.
ed that our people on that day, in thier
respective places of Worship unite in sol.
emn service to Almighty God, in memory
of the good man who has been removed, SO
that all shall be occupied at The somo time
in contemplation of his virtues, 0Rd sorrow
for his sudden and violent end
II is eminently meet and proper that the
American people should thus pay their re-
speot to the beloved late Head OF the Ma.
tio1 whose untimcly death every loyal
heart so deeply mourns. 1t is meet that
Nve should contemplate the distinguished
services aud yirtaes and excellcnces of
that great and good man, who Was so ruth
isssly stricken down at tho helm of duty.
Every place OF business should I've closed
throughout ;hs land in accordance with
the proclamation Gf our rulers, and with
moet solemnity and becoming reverence lct
the great Ruler of Nations he implored that
this great aillction mny sarctiry us as a
nation; that in His wise providence, Ho
will rule ali things for our good. aad ti,at
fIe will strengthen and guide our present
rnlcra, and endow them with wisdom to
conduct tho Nation to peace aud unity
again.
No nation on the face Of the globe has
greater cause Tor acknowledging the many
blessings and interpretations vouchsalsd by
Divine Providence. llo has safely horns
us through struggle, which for magnitude
and desperation has had no parallel in tho
worlds history. Our eaemies have been
signally disoom6tod on every hand aud
tho great ship of state uow heads with fair
winds for the haven OF peace We havo a
government Rhshaken aud nnscathod, in
spite OF the frenzied attempts of treason al
home, and the malignant cmagng al eumity
abroad, TO undermine and destroy Through
all Il is storm of war and dark night of
danger Almighty God has directed and
guided our course. l.etus with sufficient
ihankfulnesss acknowledge 10 Him our iu,.
measurable indebtedness. 60 Him ascrine
all the honor, aud live as il were under
the shadow Of his wing, aud long and
prosperous iifO is the boon Of our Free Re.
public.
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DAVIS AND BRICK IN.
DICTED ron TREASON.

The Graud Jury Of tho District of Go.
iumba have found bills of indictment
against jeff. Davis aud John G.. Iirccken.
ridge for high treason. Davis and Brock.
enridge arc indicted separately. Tho overt
act was tho raid in July last, within tho
District of Columbis and the Jurisdiction Of
that court, the killing Of citizens, and dc
stroying Of property, breckenridge bcirg
present in persop, and jeff Davis construct.
lively. District Attorney Darlington an.
nouucod the fact in Court. and asked for a
houoh warrant in the case of breckenridge,
who is stll al large. He also asked that
such steps may be taken as viii bring Ia
Wis before tho Court for trial.
Davis is 10 be taken TO Washington Tor
trial aH soon as the attendance of witnesses
Cor the prosecution can be procured. His
private Secretary, Colonel Harrison, is in
close confinement, and will be an important
Witness against hs ate master, lireckcn-
ridge is not set in custody, but his capture
is confidently anticipated.
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HWY Grnnt iInh IIis Mnr.

The New lolk Her8i lis how Gen
Grant hal his own way in tho la!e cam,
paign, in opposition to Secretary Sianton,
in the matter Of leaving an army to protoct
Washington, The story is likely enough
to be uue in substance Of fact, If not in DO
tail. Gen. Grant tod the Secretary II
was impossible to leave any such lorco at
Washington as he dsmauded;
"Why not2 cried Stanton Jumping ner.
vously about. "Why not? Why notf'
% Because | havo already seal the meu
10 lhe front replied Grant calmly.
THAT won't d. cried S,aladn, more
aervous than holore, "lt's Contrary to
NY plans, can't ALLOW it, III order
lhem back.
4" / shall need the mon therc" answered
Grant and You can't order them back"
Why n0tY inquired Stanton again.
Why not? Why not ?"
~ believe that | rank tho Secretary in
this matter @as the quiet reply,
Stanton then appealed 10 President Lin,
onm. WIN said; Now Secretary YOU
;uow we have been trying to nanage this
rmy for two years aud half. and You
know we haven't done much with il. We
sent over the mountains and brought NJ $.
ter Grant--as Airs. Grant calls him ITO
manage il lor us, aud now | guess We had
bpll,r lot Mister Grant have bis own way
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL TO GATH
OIIC CONf.VIets AytONy

Archbishop Purcell. Of Uucinnaii, pub.
lishes in the Catholic Telegraph Of last
", OK, Ncircular, letier 20 pastors of various
Catholic congregations, cijoining on them
The dutyer faithfully complying with the
lcticf and spirit u the proclamation of Pres
ident johnson, appointing Thursdoy, the
Cyst day Of June, to be observed as day
VI humiliation mourning and prayer that
tho bereavement caused 10y the parricidc OF
the laio head Of the nation may ho sancti
fed TO the public good lie iirccim
Let That opr chdrchcs he kept open
during all the forenoon uf Thursday, ist Of
June.
2d That thc holy sacrifice bc Of.
fclod ~ them ~ the usual hours on ltrias.
3D. That after all instruction iu accord.
ancc with the foregoing considerations, by
the pastor, tho prayer for the aUthoritioR,
which never has beon nor never should ho
discontinued, especially during tho sessions
III the National aud State Legislatures, be
devuutlv rccitcd.
lth. That Cod he tcrvently. imploycd ,o
continue His gracious care Of onr country
aud is rulers 40 that tho Unitcd states
may hc fU'v yer, what they have been hilh.
erto, the abode of civil and religious lib.
erty, an asylum for tho oppressed of al ma
tions tho homo OF industry, art aud science,
and the scene Of all peace, happiness aud
prosperity, which religion, aud mortality
eau realize for waylarcrs on the road to
Ilravcnl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
STATE REpREsENTATINE.

EpToR JOURNAL: Several caadid ates
for our next State Representative have
already beon announced through the col
ums OF your paper. Permit mo to place
before the attention of the people the namc
of Major IL. l.. Wood, of Troy Township.
For nearly two years he was identified
with the 67th Regiment, and the members
of that organization awarded to him the
highest need of efficiency in duty, With
his clear head, souud Judgment, sterling
integrity aud thorough Unionism, the in
terests of our Representative District
could not be placed in safer hands,
NERlrAS.
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GENERAL sTEEnMAY.

Tho Napoleon NortbrcH thus pays its
compliments TO G moral Stoodman!
Yet this man jim Steedmau erawls on
his belly through the filth and licks the
spitlle ot men who, when the Democracy
gave him all the responsibility ho ever had ,
branded him as everything contemplate
and dshonorablc. Aud this he docs that
he may obtain tho nomination which re-
quircs other qualifications than profanity, a
staggering air and a knowledge OF cards
The editor seems to be as we'll posted as
others upon tho qualifications of the
General. But he can rest easy, for the
Union party has men in its ranks who pos.
Sess all the othcr qualifications - roqui,
site for the gubcrnatorial position of the
great State of Ohio, and we will be very
much mistaken indeed il they do not sci, cl
therefrom their best m&terial.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION by
THE ESIDENr.


WhsuISeroN, May ~.
WHEREAS, BY proclamation OF the Pros
idont Of the ! lth day Of APRIL last, certain
ports of lhe Uiited States therein specified,
which had previously been subject to
blockade, were for objects ofpublc safety,
declared IN conformity with Tho previous
special leri htou Of Congress TO be closed
against foreign commerce during the ma
tons will TO be hereafter expressed and
made known by the PRESIDENT aud where.
~. events aud circumstances have since oc.
cured which, in my judgement, render il
cxpcdieut Go remove that restriction except
as to tie ports of Galveston, Lovacn, Bra
2os, Dc Santiago Point Isabel and Browns.
Vile, ia the State Of Texas, now therefore
ho il known that t. Andrew johnson, Pres.
dout OF the United States, do hereby de
clare that the ports aforesaid rot excepted
as above, shall he open 10 foreign com
mercc from aud after tho FIRST of July next.
Commercial intercourse with said ports
may from that time be carried on, subject
tO tho laws of the United States and in
pursuance Of such regulations as may be
prescribed by the Secretary of the Trcasu.
ury. If, however, any vessel FROM for.
eign port shall enter any of the before.
excepted pol ts in The State of Texas, she
Nlli N'llbluHc W Nc HVIl llhUlo W lllB liCN-
altics prcscribed by the act Of Congress ap.
proved OF the 3th OF July, 1861, and per.
sons on board of her to such penalties as
may be incurred pursuant 10 the laws Of
war fer trading or attempting 10 trade with
tho enemy, and !. Andrew Johnson, Presi.
dent of Che United States, do hereby dc.
clare and make known that the United
Statca OF America do henceforth disavow
to all porsous trading or attempting to
trado in any of the Cuitcd States in viola.
ton of the laws thereof, all protenso of the
bolligercnt rights and privileges, and give
notice that from the dato of this proclama-
tion all such offenders will he held and
dealt with as pirates. 1t is also ordered
that all restrictions upon trade heretofore
imposed in the territory of the United
States east Of the Mississippi River, save
these relating to cUnraband Of war, to the
reservation of the rights of the United
States, I" property purchased in the tori
tory of the enemy, and to % per cent. upon
purchases OF cotton, arc removed. All the
provisions of tie Internal Revenue Law
will bc carried into effect under the proper
officers.
IN witness whereof, have herennto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of tho United
States to he 81" he City of
WASH. ~.
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10 pardon a rcpentani siave-trader wilo
had been sentenced to prison, answered
the applicant;
My friend, irths mon had been guilty oi
the worst murder that can be conceived of.
tmight perhaps Lave pardoncd him. You
knox the weakness OF my nature, always
open to Tho appeals of repentance or oi
grief, and with such a touching letter and
such recommendations | could not resist
But amy man who would go TO Africa and
sna ch from her her clil lren. to sell them
mto lutcrmiuablo bondage, merely for the
sake OF pecuniary gain, shall never receive
pardon Grcm me"
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DlEO OF HrMILIlTIOS AND PRAYER
Proclamation b, tho President.

wHEEsAs, By my proclamation Of the 2jth
inst., Thursday. The 2jth day Of nsxt month was
recommended asa day Tor special humiliation
and praycr IN eopseGucncc of the assassination (
Abraham Lincoln, late President " the United
States; but, viiereas iny attention has been called
~ the fact that the day aforesaid s sacred to large
numbers Of Christians os ope of rRjuisiug for the
ascension of our Savior:
Now, therefor, be II known that I. Apircw John
son, President the United Statcs, do hereby sug-
Eeat that the religious services recommended W
aforesaid, should DO postponed until THU RSDAl,
the LIST day Of jane next.
In testimony whereof I have hercuHir set mv
hand aHd caused the seal of the United States To
b. affixed.
Done at the CITY Of Washington, this 2Qth day
Of April. A. u. 1865.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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Wood County Union Convention,

All Unconditional Union Men, of wond county.
Ohio, who supported Abraham Linooln, f,r pres.
dent, at the las, Presidential election, asc requested
10 meet in Convention,
AZ Rowling Green, oh saturday, june
10, 1869, Ut 30 o'rlock a VA,
Fur The p~vposc Of choosing delegates to attend the
State usion crnvcriton, 70 be held ~ Columbus
-n the 2ia Of touc 1878, aud 70 the Senatorial and
Representative Conventions Of the Districts to
which Wood County belongs, to be held at times
and places to be fixed hereafter.
liy order rf Wood County Central Committee.
GEORGE n. PARSONS, Chairman.
Pcrrysburg May lG, lS6J
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Corornor,s prnclnmnlInn.
THE SrArR 0V ONO, EXECUTIVE DEr ,urNrNr,
CoLuNuus, MAY 2, 1859

tub OIATh Nv OHlot bNF'l IlNf DffNNIMENEt
CoLuNurs May 2. 1868.
In view, Of the Affections of Divine Prov dcrce
upon the Nation the President " the United States
has designated THURSDAY, the first day of June
nnxt, a. a day Of humiliation and moutnihS, and
ISco' mends " that our people on that day, in
their respective places 1G Worship, unite in snl-
e,an ervicc 10 AlmightJ God, in memory Of tho
e0od man whe has bceu removed, so that all shall
bo occupied AZ the same time IN contemplation of
lis virtues, aud sorrow for his sudden and violent
end"
Fully concurring with his EEccllcucy, the Pros
ident, in this measure, l do recommend to tho
people of the State Of Ohio a united ap Solemn oh
ssrvAnco Of the same; that all the places at bust
ness be closed, and that the day he observed Rs a
Sabbath Of the Natiun; aud that all our people
unite not only in humiliation before the Lord, and
contemplation of the services and virtues Of the
Great and good man who has been taken away
froni us, but W rnlst prayer that Almighty God
will samctify This great alliction to us as nation
md people; that in Ills wise providence lie will
rule all things for our good aud that he will
strengthen and guide our present rulers, aud
FRdow them with wisdom tu conduct the Nation to
peace aSd usity again.
Ia witness whereof have hcrcuntn set NV ha nd
the day aud year brst above written.
JOHN BROUGH.
Nv the Governor:
Y. A. MARRJK. Private SECRETARY
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Important Amendment 10 the school
In - nhin

AmtnOment 10 the SCHOOL
Laws of Ohio.
TowEship Boards Of Education in this
county viii take notice that tho School
law Of 0hioh has been amended by the pres
coi Legislature, and that one Of tho sections
Of the amended act provides as follows to-
wit:
and 80 much Of tho township tax as
may bo set apart for The continuation of
tie schools shall be appcrtioucd that those
sub-districts that contain comparatively a
small number of resident youth Of schoul
age, bc able to continue their schools the
same length Of time as the ltrgor sub-dis
tricts; and tho board Of education Of each
township, city or village shall make the ne.
cesaary provisions for continuing the schools
IN operation in their respective townships.
or separate school districts, for at leas
tweuty-lour weeks in each year; and in
case the board Of education of any town.
ship or separate school district shall fail
to make the necessary provisions fcr con.
Thinning the schools there in operation
tho length Of time herein required, such
township or separate school district shall
not be entitled to any portion of the school
lund arising from tire state tax, during the
next succeeding school year, and such for
feiled state school funds shall be distributed
to the other several townships of the
counts, in proportion to the enumeration
OF youth, and such Of the members of ga
board OF education as shall neglect or re
fuse to comply with tho provisions of this
section, shall be Individually responsible
Tor all losses sustained by any township or
district by reason of such neg lect or refusa
to comply with tho provisions of this sec
ton and shall be jointly and severally lia
lie tor the same in civil action in tic
uame of the State Of Ohio; and the amounts
50 recovered shall be apportoned to tho
several sub-districts in the same mannei
as the school
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Isaac was reading TO his mother The hca,
lnos of ono of the lelesraphio columns o
the O1iamerciGl Of Tuesday Lass, and whel
he came To 'Scf. Darts 10 be coafae| a
Fort Lqf,ygcifs,' tho good oil lady threw
up her hands. cyclaiming Laws anne
know that he wore peit' coats, but didn
think tl9t would happen to him, Wei
weh the Cauie'iaaoy is comm to pieces :
The old lady resumed her knitting, an,
lsaaU his reading.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

In September, lse3, tho gold quotations
were just the same as at preSent--in the
closo vicinity of 10 But -Four now is so
pOr cent higher than lhen. pork $50 per
cent higher, hacou lO0 per cent, lard 90 pOr
cent, butter aper cont, cheese 30 por cent,
sugar - per cout., and sc on 10 the end of
the chapter. reorio Who can read and
have memories, readily see thst the gold
premium is not the truo reason for high
prices nav.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

BR !wNs Bronchial rrocheS, alycr.
iised IN another column, are highly re,
commended for public speakers and others
for the Eellet ot colds and 10 clear the voice
Their eSlcaey is strongly atiesled by con
gressnlsn, clergyman, and singers, who
Ward Becehor, y. 4. Mills, T.. II ChApin,
and others OF eminenSe.-N 4. EpeaiAg
Post,
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THE Poor Mans Friond-whyl because
at triiling expense he can be permanently
cwed of Catarrh by the use of DR.. II.
SeeIye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Ordi.
nary cases cured 10y one b0ttlc-never
known over three bottles to be required in
the most obstinate cases.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

MAJOR GENERAL CusrAR, hdy and stan
arrived in Toledo hy the Eastern train on
Thurs lay evening last, and after having
takon refreshments at the Island House.
took the train at s r. N. for his home in
Monroe Michigan, where ne viii spend a
few days prior to taking his departure Tor
the Southwest, to aid in straightuins mat
iers up in that quarter,
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- . -
EDUCATION.

All porsous who were minors, when they
enlisted in tho military service OF the
United States. and have beon honorably
discharged thsrefrom, havo the right to
enter, wiihoRt charge. tho Ohio University
at Oxford, The Ohio University at Athens a d
any suh. district school within tho State
and 10 all the privileges Of the ins iuto $
and schools for period equal to the
time they have speut in the serve, prior
to their arrival at the age of twsnty.ouo.
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FouRTn OF JuI.Y.

N there ever wss time in the history Of
this ceanlry when the great national holi
day-Pourth OF July--shoaid be celebrated
with all the 'pomp aud circumstance" that
can poasibly be crowded into the twouty
toar hours constituting that day, the ap.
proaching anniversary OF our nAtion's mdo.
pendence is the tilne. On that day We eau
not only celebrate the anniversary of the
birth Of our nation but the complete down.
fall Of the rebellion, the res oratiou OF
peace. and new life to the Republic, The
celebration should be joyful aud universal.
Evesy towN, village, and h n,lst, should
testify their JOY in manner never before
Witnessed.
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A DMTNISTRATRtX' SALE

Mary A. bsrse' Ad"'E' Probate Court,
Ahhv Cr,r.r q, n Wood County, o.
by virtue of an order of sale, issued in this case
shall sell at puUlic auction. at the door of the
Courthouse, in Perrysburg, Wood County, o., on
SATURDAY, Jul, y, 1868.
Between the hours of 10 A. NJ. aud J.. NJ, of said
dav, the following lands to-wit:
The east half of the north pant oi n. W. = sec.
No. II, 7. No. I, north of K. II east, in Wood
County, Ohio. Terms legal
MARY A. BERGE. Administrative.
nv DonGE & TYLER. her Attorneys.
PtrrvsbuIg, Nav q, lSlJ. jcSj 10
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BIZ the Presidents pr elamation Of the
22d Of May, published in this paper, all the
HoutheTn porte, except those ON the coast
Sf fexas, arc opened to foreign commerce
This is most important step toward peace,
asd leaves foreign powers no excuse what,
ever for longer according beliigerent rights
to'tbe rebels. Only Texas now ren,aius to
tie rebellion. and that w,ll not re,nain long
ahe sans proclamation removes, also, all
restrictions spon trade throughout the Iate
iDsurgent States casl OF the Mississippi. "a
esPi coujraband at var
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/ DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

a
BY virtue Of an order of sale, to me Issued frcm
the Court of Probate Of Wood County, Ohio, will
sell at public auction. on
SATURDAY, June u, 1865.
Between the hours of aud ; r. NJ, OF said day, at
the door uf the Courthouse, in Prrrysbnrg, Ohio,
the following described real estate. to-wil;
0nt-Lot M. 0ni Hundred and Thirty four tl34 y.
in the village corpor ,tion Of Perrysburg, W. d
County, Ohio the propc ty Of David Stahlcr, Sc, ,
deceased Appraised at $3.50. Terms legal
HENRY NJ. MORSE, Administrator.
GEoRGE STRAIN, Attorney.
Perrysburg, May "a, 1868. jdii