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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
City Iaseliigewes.


HAsrps svroAv Az ssS ASH ovsou.-rhs sdmirevs
of sac~ed music made truly saccsve by veil ,rsscl
Iche have sa opportunity of INDUCING their tasse by
10 paiae 20 g. Ann church Easter snufsy evening
The doom orsnhs ~ ssveu the COMFORT beanlng al
Icifht Three OF the peoes from 0crdsianl ,hrre
.om Ro.sin and from csoh az the composers vevti
IDoblsrtiI, v~rrimst, nashasev and 0o'sot We need
Zony menttoa the sames u senes R~mi ssd hsSvs
etua rchubtr end Dseheuer n insure eon6denee IN
Tho vocal revus Tie iads~ quito Distinguished mr.
Icoutrso and sorrsno execution sud M ey~rton viii BE-
{ipar 10 make the musical Feast worthy 81 the day
NV oucscw. --Ar Advertise mens snoss our rsii
|sos noccs announces IN. or>nins of the ssv Church.
|of The Hoy Trinity Madison svcnue ccvres II rcssy
~ cond street. ~ Sunday iermons vi be pr ach~A at
|ihs three sessions ny Rev Dr rvna, ef 81 osorse's
|Rev N Dyrs. ard tia Rev ss~rh~n n ryps, w.. ihs|
pnssnr ~ the chovch. II promt~ss 10 - cccas % oil
gree, ts,sfct 10 rvsdeas On Murray HI
Ms EsM gAEnyal solver her ssli lssspw oa|
foli,ies n he Pulpit" nk tvtuisG II bcawetAl
ms' TO va The sdys sssh,y any sssssioas ,hs o.
d~nco dcsre 70 eek YIN ~ answered.
MAS pso~sss -os NE mon,ss 81 the iMh inssaa, q
ourhsymAn hosepsIatsr wbcss name 10 bsi,s,sd 10 b.
onss!d Burns sccia n,s,y srowsed q, ounthcv.
Mr .sns i,ssd Ms tody hes No, ", bces 70 med
10y "" vienna M n Arker ~ M sAscdoussi street
wv I'VE facilities 70 any css who can deaufy ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA

suvrenAsv % MensevsSeo 20 Gen. F1orss-
Brasil IN Possession % the Cny. 30.
Tho Brss,liss wall arrived ~ Isses April Z sussss
The following sdvccs;-
Hon,evsdeo has Surrendered 20 G~o~rAl r1orsa
Tho Drssn aas now tharsh ~ ovury the cry.
RIO JASuao March II, ises
Exchange 9sk 2eX.
corcs-sAlss a sooA n-ss a. es.eA Shipments,
ioe,seo pAga eoch, 900 bass F~'shs, 70 cav.
BAnA, March II, iscs.
Exehases ask cessss nesirai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
THE heRA, d DISPATCHES.

wAnSoroS, April ~ 1soo
A~sssssssssa - sssn iasasursssd 10 washnsson.
m. hsv kss and pistol have been applied Preside
tAos"'s - scrssasy Seward. me former shos ~
NE 'h'oaA vAiss vesas theatre tonight Mr. Seward
sss badly 60 ssSss The neck, while n bis bed hs
spcoxp pssrATcR.
w'smsr,s, Aprsi n, lssa
A sssuvs wss made ssess sss sssosh u evening so
se1isass ~ President asd sscrssasy seward Tho
PyrsAess - shss o. yord's rssaAss RssaM ma yss
aps~n Mr. sswsras shros. wss est 80 ~ - idly
H., sossded.
rAsss b intense endowment bsra
- nssaiis sf'shs Assssssn after.
wAswscsos, Apsn ~ iseA
vsAisssep VS. sAsown Int ~ isssrss excitement y
~ mrsis bsos sssvss o'ciosk shs svssins ny shs|
aAsossssmsus ~ The rrss,asss ~ rsssssy sswasd
had bssu ann~isssed sud were dsad
Tie whs~s sssss~sss pesvsils1 n I'll pars Of the
say Mes, wemcs ssd chidrsp, Old and young, rushed
y go ~ and shsrunsr were sAsalssA VAIN w sAi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Ten Thousand Dollars
Reward Offered for
the Arrest of the
Assassins.
j. Wilkes Booth Idcnti-
fed as tho Murderer
of the President,
Co.. &C.. Go.
sserstary Stanton 70 General Dix.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April l5--l:l0 A. NJ.
ITO Major General DIX
Tho President continues lnscns,ble and 4
|sinking.
Secretary Seward remains without change.
Frederick Stewards skull IL fractured In two
places, besides . severe cut upon The head
The attendant d sdll alive but hopeless. Najo.
Seward's wounds not dangerous.
II b now aseertainsd WITH reasonable Ger.
tainty Aaa two asaasins were engaged In TIE
horrible crime, Wilkes Booth being ths ops
thaS shes ~ Prssllsnt and ~ other Q co.,
|pa.ioe = ~ vAsss nAns r not known, but
WHOSE assaip>lsa \ - clear hat ~ can hardly J
ssnsA
d soDsam aea . letter Ss.sa \ DsstA'.
|tsak ~ ~ nard~ was planned before ths'
~ ofNassA, bet An tArssgA sIsa bsoause|
the aseomplics backed out until aRiehmosd,
could be hard from"
Booth and biz aeocmplIos were as the livery
stable at sx o'clock lest evening. and LEM
there with their horses about Ten o'clock, or|
shortly before that hour.
II would appear that hey had for several
days been seeking their chance, but for someI
unknown reason was not carried into effect
until las. night.
One Of them has evidently made his way to|
|Baltimoro-tho other has NO. yet been traced.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Wan DxpARrxmxr, I
WAsNoros, April Is, 1895.
70 Major General DIX, New York.
Abraham Lincoln died this morning cd
tweaty-two minutes ater seven o'clock.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Our Special wasAangssn Dsspaseh.
WAmuoruw, Apr,l rs A. N.
Tie President died u halspast seven O'Clock
this morning.
The bells throughout NE city ere toliing|
Tho pablo departments and mos. Of shs plaess
Of business are closed.
Secretary Seward d pretty considerable IN
morning, NE wounds inalessd spss hin .st
being dangerous In thomss,vss. bsl serious ibr
'is savanesd eye end prsviossly vsas.sosdl
los.
Mr.. Frederick Seward b ysry dsnsssossly
bin skull, having been fractured b. !
,low non Ne bsa u pistol In The had a
he asassh.
The most prosOusd sensation prevails Asrs
nd Ne dsepsss rsslisAsioa d ~ lrsspa~l,s
o. vhisA The nsson - sustained psrvaAss
10 minds Of he people,
rAs f,sss psspsssA.
wAssDsorow, April is--s<o A. n.
President Lincoln dIsd sAk moving a ~
Ass ssvsa o'clock.
Major GSpsrA Ang>s, esnnanaa,s ~ DE-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Aorss - ne doss and reds or bsfs - sasn essil n
sosnded, and IN The ~ms msnsss Ne aaa.'a q NJ
bss'sveA A>a the injuries Of tAs sssssssy ~
fsisA nor hess u either Of the Others shsssh bssh The
sessssTy ed ~ A. sasA ssssssay sss vey sssssy
INJURED
Secretaries &asson sad wsies, and sshss psomissas
omorn 81 tn Goysrmsu called q Secretary ssward's
ho"ss 70 issssrs sso hh ooadissa M here hsssd 4
Ne assA<in~siou Of the Prcssasul
rhey then prOcsedsa 70 the Aosss whore ~ vss lying
s1his'saAs Of cesrss ists.ss anxiety and sohssssaa
An innssss crowd wss gasAersd !. ffsas q Va Pres
dsss's hoass, ss> . strong ssasd w. sAss ssissssl
there Many psSScas evidently ssppssins h vo.lA n
brought 70 HE hcmA
me entire essy Night presents sssns Of wild excite
msss accompanied b v'aasas szpssssss q i.as.aaoa
and We profoandess sosTo~, many ~ tsan
ne military sahssiess Asvs Despatched nossssl pa-
rsas u every dtssssss, h sssss psGsAss. - arsss
The sssau'.A n vAs,s nsasspsssaa ps'sss ~ ME-
~''' v'si'.as NJ ,is s.s p.nnH
The astasks bsth u the theatre a.A 4 esrs&Asy Sew
asds house. tooh yaAss a sbous ~ ssans hsur-Asn
o'eock-tAus showing pssssassv>s( ~ " ssasaas'
those ssatiemsA Come svsasaso e ~ gum a ~
party who attacked the Prssidsas ars II ne posselss Il
The police
Vice fr'sident Johnsos h n Ne sy, and Ais hsAd.
Iquarten guarded by troopa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

News froua San Franeisee.
sAv FsAs1sr~, APdi n Ieo6
The sHro~s of treasure for the quAer u snAed show
falins ~ ofA about as and half millions compared
With tho sAs,/ pevioi last yer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15


WAsnDerox, April ls-l:so L. =
\ HtpAs,s.a N xsv yes.-
m svsaias Aabsss - ?. u, q yssls Thsaevs,
- Psss6a vAals ssasans " As pssvaAs ssz waA Mn.
Lssssa. - Harris nA xstss R.aAs,s,. voAAH {.
as.sh, ~bs ndAs,ly .asssa - - - ~ssossAs1
l.Ai.A Asrpsalesa
~ ssss1s sAsa lsaesa spA - sasee beaadisAing
huys Aaesr = knife, saA naas III Gsaes u ~ rs1 q
~ ihssasa +~
aAasS 1essssass sssssy sArsssA sAsAsaA Ihs vosaa
y a~saA
~ rrssssss ~ sssa s.ss.afbss ever sisss W. -
esc.aa, and y nov dying
Absss he sans hssr IN asaats, whether shs sams q
~ eniessA NJ eswards sparsosnss, and under pre-
Lsnes = AsvAs prsserips'oa ws shown 70 shs sscrs
tasys sick chamber The ssasrtn imme,ilanly ris,s
the bsA - naIcsod lLrss stshs shs thr0a
end TIVE - ~ fsoa
~ Hoped ths wounds may ma 10 mortal Ny ap
4. rr,Lsrsks I. that ,hsy gill prove fatal.
n o nusps alarmed Mr. Hfessrek Seward, who ~as IN
ssjoiass sss. and he L~ssned 70 The door of his
ts,lers room, when no the a~ssIa, who Int o'ei
a.. him one or moro dangerous wounAA Tie 70 ovsry
Of ir-ic,isk Seward 10 doubtful.
nsnes probable that the President win i've shro Ga
VI, night
Co eni Gram and vifs wess advertised 70 b u The
csm tbs evening, ba, he started 70 Barinssn - sis
st.sek shi' evening.
Ms Cabses meeting, q which oensssa Grant WA pro
49, the saec Of The STATE Of Tho country and Tho PCS
prss ef spssdy psaos wsrs discussed The President
vesy shssfs and hopeful and spoke very kindly Of
sseal Lss and osAsn Of The eonsasraey, and Of The
s,-snhnsss Of sovsrumsns In virginia
~ The .ssssss = the Ossanss sresps ~ Seward are
COW In assspdascs upos the Prssldesa
lave seen n. ssward, bss he asA Frsasdek were
posh sDosssesssa
EDWIN r. STANTON,
s~w.ssy .f w.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

The Prsss Despatch.
wAs~roFos, Aps,i ls-ala
The Pre- S~ss 10 Sun alive. bot he b growing weaker
The ball bdscs IN his brsas three inches from where
n entered the skull Ne rsnains inseasbs, and hia
condition y utterly hsspisrs
me Woe President has bs"a 70 80 himi bot III com
|pany sscsss the mcnbrn of the csbss, and Of the
family 70 r'ssdly sscssses.
Large Groves ssIll csssssss In The ssrss - Bear shc
houss - ils uss Of guards ALLOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

M rrss'Asss y pssfssuy sssssls- ssd there h no,
Ss sthssss heps Of s's surviving. Physicians bs''sre
that ~ IN ~ bsssrs nevsias An q bic Cabinet, ca
Iosps ss~ssav sswsa. ssa~.1<h him spssA~ co,fAs,
|sessses rsswsu. of nals@ "a S'As-AsAw sssas.ss,
are si-s u the bsss sws'sass - ssrnl.ase
fhs sssss - ~ IvsuAspGS bs616ph d. =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

Secretary Stanton 70 General Dix.
wA1msorcu, Arril l1-s 4. u
Major oeAsral pss, New YoA:-
Tho PrcsAsas san brcatAss, bu, n quite tassssbss q
he has been sses ~ sho< He svsdensiy al
NOT The pson who shot him, sss looking the
Is,ase. ~ no srproA heA frcm behind.
Mr. Seward has rallied, and Il Is hoped no may nvc.
Frederick towards condition is very crit-aL
mo attendant sho was pxCecn, ,hos through the
I!unss, and 10 noa ospccted TO live.
Tho wounds OF Major cowar. ara not -.rona
Investigation strongly indicates j. wikor Eeo,h AZ the
assassn Of tho President VII ther tho same az
Inherent peron that attempted murder hr coward re
mains In dosbt
Chief Justice Cartier Ia engaged In taking tho evidence
Every exeto, has bcen made prevent the e~-ape o
tho murderer HIS horec has been found on the roa6
near Warrington
EDWIN n STANTON, secre,ary Of War
Our Special WashtnGten Despat~h.
w,sn'soros, April 10, lsss.
When the fatal shot fred, Mn IAscolp, who VA
aiosssas ef hss husband, exclaimed ''0Ai Why aIdnt
they shoss ns-why AsanS they shoos nsr
nsrs y sv'sssss ~ Secretary s.a.asa w. ~.
narteA ~ assa.sassss. o. reoeip4 u ,sts,hgsses
As Wa Dspassasss u sAs saaaek - sAs Psas.A ~,
snDsoyss Of - lspassnsss wsss ssss - ssn.~a ~
esssstasy Jsss0 MY spUssachsd ~ AsasA . nAn
bs.psAssa nsa sshssA tFss boz n sss u shs Assss
- ~ away. = No known 70 - ~ ssssn - ~
ss~stay y ~ mon ire aspsrsaess his hosss -
svssa ai.s and Twelve H., ~ sssslly ssssses6sl
y ssppessA Thea Ne assaa issssAsa - ssss ~ q
- ssaEsa - Asss-. sss hs'sl M ~ ~ ~ NJ
ssassss vsaAiesd - hs~s Asssss ~ svsssas
Ne sasesass.asaai svsAsses y vssy ssssae ~ IL
Wukss DsotA n ~ psssos wAo shss ~ Pssseassa|
Several passsss who VOL acquainted Win hin 80
aw the sssasaa wAsr ~ jumped nom Ne bsx, ~ pss
tvs tAss be the man sIse REPAIRED thea Boon
herss was ssA1sA - the side dees - tAs shssass a,A
wss ro1s OFT the aAsAsin n no 10 The man. " y In
pocsibs fos M 10 sscape Tho horse n. the man who
nsds ths stsoh eeero,sry Seward he's besa found|
near The Lincoln hospital, baahsd h sweai, and With
blood upon The saddle esoshs
rvwr1 o'Cloru1 ~
There up v thss time ~ material change IN The rre
rds ma oo,flren
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
Wood County Lands for Sale,

nN FRIDAY, the 9th day Of June nOxt, there
" will DO offered for sale, at the door of tho
Cpurt House, IN ferrysburg, n the highest NspOn-
sible bidder, the following described lands in See.
uon Nine tal, Center township, Wood county,
Chic
The northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF Section o. Town north, Range II east 90
acres.
The northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter OF Section ., Town north, range II east 40
acres.
The southwest quarter of The northwest quarter
OF Section y, Town North, Range n east AZ
acres.
The southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF Section ., iowa north, Range II east 10
acrvs.
The northeast quarter of the southwest quar-.
ter of Section ., Town north, Range 1 east
10 acres.
The northwost quarter Of the soathwes, quar-.
tor of Section y, Town north, Range II east
40 acrcs.
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quar-
Ter ot Section 9, Town north, Range II east
40 acres.
The southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter at Section =, Town north, Range IL east
30 acrcs,
l, will be seld ia tracts Of 40 acres, as above
described.
Terms One third down, aud the balance In TIVE
annual mstalmChtS, of SQnal amount, with an,
nual mteres, therSon, secured by mortgage GA III,
hand.
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order OF the County Commi ssioners.
GEo. ". PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors ohicc, Wood Co., q.
ferrysburg, April 10, ISIS, 5lh
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

U'lIE undersigned will Offer for sale at public
auction, at the door OF the Court House, in
Pcrrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, ON {
TUESDAY, the 93d day of May, 1895,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and 3
O'clock z. NJ, Lot number Ten (i0), Section Num-
bcr l6 Town number north, Range 10 east
Plain township), appraised as follows, to-wit;
~ Acres.---- .-.-. .--- nluc, sSauO
Terms One.twelnh Of purchase money tn be
paid at time of sale, aud the balance in eeven an
nual installmcnts, of equal amount, with annual
interest thereon, No bid will bo taken for less
than the appraised value, with cost Of sale.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Pergsburg April 3, 1905. l9f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
sCIIooL LAND FOR SALE.

TINHE purchaser of the following described laud,
L in Section 10, Town 3 north, Range 10 east,
having failed to make his several payments ac-
cosdmg to lew, snd land, with all the improve
meutS thereon, will be sold to the highest and best
bidder, at the door of the Court House Of said
county, ON
WEDNESDAY,, tho cath day Of May, 1865,
AZ 10 o'clock, A. NJ, unless the payments, with
the accruing interest now due ON said lands, be
paid before that time, to-witi
Lot No. -. 40 Acres ,..-.-.. Amount, $2Sl 93
Terms Cash; and no bid will be received for
less than the amount due, as above, with cost OF
sale.
GEO. y. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Wood Gu, q.
rcrySburg, April 3 1868. i9f
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

ror ,ho ,,,,,,o,o Of o,o,inn o,, ,ho a,o, =, A.
earliest nnssiblr date Tho undcrsionrJ hnvr H.
ciIcd on a great distribution made MS nllows.
EACH AM Every Article. 40 MlTrEn now W.
UABLE, BEtNG soLp FoR ST.
A CERTIFIc ATE of each article with its volue
printed upon il is placed in an epvelo,e and seal
ed-thcse envelopes are thoroughly MIXED and
sold for TwENry-FtvE CENTS eac6--fhe persnn rc-
ceiyinr one of these envelopes is entitled To the
article named therein bv returning the Certificate
To us with one dollar. and the article. no natinr
how valuable il may be. will be forwarrd d, Linn
or her at once There are no blank crr,i6cntrs
and therefore every one is sure to get at least. the
full vnl,s of bis nr hrr ,nnnnv 'SbnuiJ ,Ln ,r
ticc named on the certificate not suit. anv other
which he may select of the same yaluc viii he snbti
tutcd. We sell Tie crrti6cotes ne Cnllo,rs.
Ono for % els. five for ST eleven for 50 thirty
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

Soct,puirl III ,s often said OF persop..
w. complimentary way, that they c
socablo, meaning that they are lrirndlyanl
, talkative but It depends somewhat ON the
] character of Il pcrsoti's speech. MS well a.
its quantity, whctllor their acquaintance is
desirable or not
Persons may bc ever sn well meaning
hut II their conversation ig only of the prc.
vailng sickness, or tho last horrible nur.
der in the papers, unless you incl nc par
tlcuarly 20 such kin 10 ol entertainment.
they viii be likely TO provo dahl com ,,auiois
III The apd.
Or II an acquaintance is simllt prosr,
aud talks with as dignlicd an air rs il he
tdncied himself to bc delivering a leclnio
on some moral suhrcl without any of the
familiar language which uallcs ;hlcrroursc
with friends 80 charming, you wi bo us
likely to so to sleep during his discourse
"a you would .on the cnrs whin they " ere
ia motion, and wake up when he stopped
Or, it your caller shoilid happen to ho one
full Ilis or her own pctty cares, who will
treat you to u history OF all thcir littlo vcX.
ations, you will soon become tired. or irri.
table, or both but no matter. YOU must
hear all their plans Tor tho present and lu.
turo, whether you VIII or not Sometimes.
too, you III hear uothing itbilsui II ing
gossip about people You are not at all in.
torested IN from this kiih of sociabc pcO.
pile. But when "A Iriond enters about your
own stamp and yon cannot speak without
calling mp u response from his mind, when
your ideas and experiences correspond, and
your heart grows lighter with tho frienlIy
Interchange of thought, you @ et To- in d,
ono OF the highest pleasures of SOC NJ ia.
tercoursc. Such hours need moi be counted
nong the vanishing ploasures, for the +.
collection OF them is agreeable to both eva
aIterward.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
nTrCW LErTING-No. 80.

Notice is hereby given that on The 10th day OF
May, 1865, Mt Frccport, Wood county, Ohio, viii
let tn the lowest aud best bidder in separate sec
tons, all the unfinished work Of Ditch Nsmber
FiIty mine ls9) beginning TO sell at the lower end
Of said ditch.
Plan and specifications Of the work, and conli-
tinns of sale, exhibited and make known on the
day of salo, T tH.
Sale To commence at o'clock =. NJ. "
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co, o.
Pcrrysburg, April IA, 1865. Sid
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
uAIrCn LIFTING Mo. Ss.

Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day of
May, 1865, at Freeport, Wood county, Ohio will
lct 10 the lowest and best bidder in separate sec
tions, all the unfinished work Of Ditch Number
Fiftyeight (5S !, beginning TO sell at the lower end
Of said ditch
Plan and specifications Of the work, and condi-
toms Of sale, exhibited and made known on day
of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors 01icc. Wood CO., o..
Pcrrysburg, April Is, 1868. Sid
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03
nITCn LETTING-No. ss.

Notice is hereby given thai on the 26th day of
May, 1868, ut the house Of Jacob Bomgardrcr, in
Pcrrysburg township, will let to the lowest aud
best bidders IN separate sections, all the untn
islicd work uf Ditch Number Twenty two 22 J. be
ginning to sell at the lower end Of said ditch.
Plan aud specifications Of the work, and cundi-
tons of sale exhibited aud made known on the dn Y
of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
GEO. n PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, W0od Co.. Ohio.
Pcrrysburg, April Is, 1858. Sid
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-03

How To MANAGE Mss. Whom you want
10 manage men, do rs bee keepers do WHEN
they want 10 manage bees, Here are two
mon who have bees IN hive Quo says.
vi own these bees, and ! avn going To Ill.
vide and move them lie prepares a
place Tor them, and then goes 10 the hive,
tllrusts his hand rudely in tho midst of
them and very soon has bees an over him.
aud he moves himself very rapidly. This
is Just as nave seen msn a,anage men. -
Another man gets bowl Of sugar aud wa.
Ter, aad ~aahes his hands all over, md goes
with the utmost Quietness and scrrnity, aud
opens the hive aud pats his hand IN gently,
aud the bees find every thug sweet; and
he can scoop them up as though thoy were
30 much -four, and put 'them in as nlauy
hives as he pleases, (if hc only takes care
to put queen bee IN each hive,) and they
win not sting hin, or tiy away. Aud peo-
pie say, wonderful that man has rea
magic power with bees" So he has, whei
he has sugar and water On his hands Now
wAen you want 90 pianage men, wash you
hands with sugar aud water. H. W. Beech
err
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UAlTCII LETTING NO. "a.

Notice Is hereby given that on the sth day of
May, 1865, at the house Of Joseph Brownsbcrger,
ON the Stone Road, in Perrysburg township, I
win let to the lowest and best bidder, in sep
arate sections, all the unfinished work Of Ditch
Number Fifty four (54l, beginning to sell at the
lower end Of said ditch
Plan aud specifications the work, and condi-
tions Of sale exhibited and made known ON the
day Of the sale.
Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock A. NJ
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor. .
AUDITORS Office, Wood Co., o.
Pcrrysburg, april 10, 1868. Sic
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AGqREaNrg LABoR OF MANHIxn.-- Alonr
with the compassion that Is excited by liz.
tcning to a tale of want, there IA apt To
arise, at that time, u feeling of astunish.
mont that such . thing should be in "A land
ike this. Perhaps, however tho true
wonder is that want is not universal One.
half OF the race die before they have con.
tributed one ota to the worlds sustcnance
or their own. One-halr of those who sur.
Nive the period of childhood are women,
who do not us a general thing, contribute
directly to tho production of wealth. OF
tho mon, many are sick, many are old,
many are lazy, many are illo many arc
wasteiul, many aru parasites. Those who
do work. aild live to the age OF three score
years aud ten, spond OnoJhird of their
hvesiu bed, oue-twenticth at tho table, one.
sixth IN recreation. Much of their t,no is
wasted in mistakes. Much OF what they
succeed in producing is swept away by fire
aud Hood. During half of the year nature
sleeps. Ono harvest in five produces a
failure. Only fraction of the earth's sur
face is capable Of cultivation. "a large part
of tho general labor is absorbed in the pro.
duction OF luxuries, in repairing the DANA
yes of war, in preparing for future con.
iicts, IN the trausr of produce, an
in journeys. Probably not more than one.
tenth OF the whole amount of human force
is expended in earning the worlds daily
bread The standing marvel, therefore, OF
society is not that any should suffer want
but that there should be any who do not.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
~ hereby given that | have been appointed and
qualified as Admin istratOr ef the estate of Hiram
Hiser, deceased, late of wo0d conntv, Ohio.
JOHN RUSSELL, Admr.
April 10. 1875, SidR