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


We have been repeatedly asked to permit the
forrr atom Of "elabs' in several townships of the
cou~1y, at reduced rates, but have until recently,
declined doing anything of the kind. However,
having within two or three days past eonsentcdtc
IN arrangement Of this kind in one township. "
beIeve il no more than right that We shoUld of
fer the same terms to all.
70 clubs Of Ten or more, we viii seud the JOrR-
SAL for OSE DOLLAR AND SEvESTY-FIvT CENTS
each and to the person getting up such club
anil forwarding Us the money, We will senl the
JSUESAL for one year free. At this rate, we fur
nish eleveR copies Of the JGCENAI., for one year,
fur rSsEvENTEEN DoLLARs AM, FifTY CESTs!
All the namcsef a club must be sent in at the
same time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addition Of names to o
club, after it has been sent in, as this would be
equivalent to reducing rate to single subscrib
eTs.
We make this offer to those Of our friends who
desire to foara clubs for the JorExAL. The prices
OF all kinds of printing materials and paper still
mains so high, that these terms will leave us
scarcely, il any, profit on our subscription! And
wo can make no promise as to how long we will
permit these terms TO remain in force.
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Again aud Again.

Our readers may thiuk it strange that we SO of.
alton. Already have We, for number of weeks,
urged the Importance of supply of Goes Cough
Balsam in the house, ready for immediate use.
But onr excuse is the vast amount of sickness,
row and death that are the Immediate result of
sudden coughs, colds, and pulmonary attacks;
while thousands Of our children are dying from
Group and lung complaints Time and experience
have proved that Goes Cough Balsam Is the most
speedy and reliable preparation ever known 10 the
world. Like magic it relieves the irritation Of the
throat, removes the stopages that prevent breath
ing in Group, and heals all soreness of the throat,
chest and lungs. No man ouldncglcctto supply
his family with n safe aud reliable medicine like
Goes Cough llalsam, any moro than he should neg
lect the supply of their daily bread II costs but
forty C ,nts, and the bottles contain twice as much
as those of any other remedy at the same cost,
while in merit It is superior tU all others. Al drug
stores keep it for sale. sou
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Is eoaeeutrd1d sNIraet Of the choice root, so
combined with other substances of still greater
Alternative power as 10 afford an cfItctuai autidot.
for diseases arasPalilla is reputed to cure. Such
remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer
from Strurn)us cowplaiuts, and that one which
viii acc mplish their must prove, as this has,
Of immense service t1 this large class OF our af-
hictel fellow citk ms. How completely this com
pound win do il has b,cn proven by experiment
many Of the worst eases to b. fDunl in the fol-
lowing complaints; eat
Scroful,, serofulous Swsllngs and Sores, Skin
Disc ises, Pimples, Pdstules, l'otchcs, Erupdons
st. Anthony's Fire, R,,se, or Eryspelas, letter,
or Salt Rheum, Sc Ill Heal, Ringw0rm, &c.
Syphais, or Eaeriqi Disease, is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use ot tiis sARsApA-
KrLLA, and the patient is left in comparative
health.
FsB,a DiscosS are cIusod by Serofula in the
blood, aud are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
or SARsAPA PARIILA.
Do not discard this Invaluable medicine because
you have been imposed upon by som,aing pre-
tending to be Sorsaplrilla, while it was not
When you have used AvEH's, thcu, Rni not till
then. win you know tho virtues Of SArsaparilla.
For minute particulars Of the diseases II cures,
refer you to Ayers American Almtnae, which tlso
agent bllow ninl,l will furpish gratis 70 all who
Call for II.
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tivsness, Jaundies, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
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Pain, or Morbil lnlction Of the Bowels, Fla'u-
lency, loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dopsy,
Worms, GOut, Neuralgia, anl fur pinner Pill.
They ars sugar eollei, 80 tina. tiia m at seasi-
tive can take taem pleasantly. ana theF qFs the
best AP'rent n thc world for ~ iAs pqrPess4 sf
a family physic.
Prepared by lG J. 3. AYERS \ 60, lowell
Mas, and sold by Peck and nASiitoR, Rsrrysburg.
A. wholesale BY 9. West Toledo. II
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What Followed the Surrender of Lees
ArmY-PlundeT ut DoRville-UTeat Loss
nf Itfns

What Followed the Surrender of Lees
ArmY-Plunder ut DoRville-tSreat Loss
of Life
WAsntxoroS, April 26.--The Richmond
IThig aud Times of yesterday have both
been received. Tbs Wig has the foljw-
ing:
"Froa gentlemen Of. intelligence, who
have reached this city, on foot, from Dan
vile, we have some interesting particulars
Of events that occurred there after the sur
render of Ioe's army. When this even,
became known in the town and surround.
ing country, crowd OF citizens, of all
cllsscs, ages aud colors, aud large mum
bUr of soldiers collected around tho build
ings in which were stored immense guam
titles Of commissary stores, and after .
short deliberation made Igeneral rush up
on the establishment.
The parties in charge OF the stores al
first attempted to resist tho mob, but were
quickly forced to lesist aud seek their owr
safety in fight. The mob scattered through
out every part of the buildings, each per
son plundering according to his or hei
fancy. In one of the buildings it appears
there was large quantity of ammunition
gunpowder in kegs, and percussion caps
The soldiers aud country people swarmod
aUDHl lle pOWucI, CdStI W SeCuTO II lOl
fowling purposes while they were thus
engaged, by some means, fire was commu.
nicatcd to the powder, and in an instant
the building aud its contents, including fifty
persons, were blown to atoms. This hor
ribo tragedy, Tor time, put check upor
the plundering, which, however. soon com
menced, but with somewhat moro circum
spection.
Ex-Governor Extra Billy Smith was il
Danville when our informant left lie had
been vaporilg good deal about his dcter
mination never to surrender, saying that
sooner than submit he woull turn bush
whacker guerrilla or something of that
sort. Notwithstanding this, our informant
learned just before leaving, that Extra b lily
had sent a ilaS-ofttuce to General Meade
the object of which had not transpred.
We may mention this in connection with
report W hiuI has obtained circulation
here that the citizens of Lyuchburg either
requested or compelled the Ex-Governor
to leave the town.
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rhe occunation nf Rnleirh.

New York April 26-rho Tribune has .
letter from Raleigh, giving an account of
the occupation of that town. AS soon as
our army commenced mpving the rcb Is
began to cvacuatc the place. Wheelcr,s
cavalry remained in possession until X |.
patrick approached Oae of Whecler's
men, who remained to get shot ut our
men, was taken and hung.
One mile from RiljEh General Kilpat
rick's was met By t,e Mayor of the city,
who desired TO surrender it, and asked pro.
lection for the people and property. Pro.
lection was granted, and the occupation
was made without any opposition.
The first flag of the 9TH Ohio Cavalry
was the one h0iSted from the State House
Guards were stationed to prevent pillaging.
The Offices of the Confederate and CORSerc-
attire were destroyed bya mob of srllcrs,
but the lSaadmeland Progress were not
disturbed. e
The rebels burned The Central Railway
Station before llaving. to prevent large
quantity of corn falling into our hands. The
city there Was very lrttl. injured.
Nothing was known in tue army con-
corning the terms OF the armistce between
Sherman and Johnston, but il was generally
understood that the war had ended
Dyf IRE leaving Rteigh, Ilar lee remarked
that if General Lee had surrendered, and
he had no doubt of i, any further slaught-
er Of men in battle was only murder. lie
was believed to express General Johuston's S
opinion OH this roint. A meeting was
hold few days since at the capital by OIL
GERS Of til, old army of T1nnesiee. to ar
range committees to organize a brotherhood
that shall m ct once ayeT at st Louis.-
The l4th of April is to be the day chosen,
and Generals Logan and Blair are to be the
leading spirits.
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TOLEDO MARKET.


ToLEpo, May /, 1855.
Flour Market dull; no transactions.
WHEAT Sales, ON Change -3 900 bu Amber
Mich. at l50e; 1900 bu and 900 bu White
Mich. at l7Oc: 2OoG bu Amber Mich. at hoe q 700
bu No. 2 Red at l3Sc; 1000 bu d. ut I3sc, 800 bu
No. 2 { d. 4 NJ. Red at 1879. At the close No.
was offered at l46c, without buyers.
CoRN- Declined 10, but closes rather lirmsr;
sales 1000 bu ot soc.
OArs-Lowcr; sales 900 bu at jcci 5000 bu
at J5c.
Rye Offered in limited quaRtites bat not spI2.
SALT Fine, 80 l9per bblS Coarse, - 70.
GRocERIEs-Tle market is firm. We qu tie as
follows; Coliee- Rin, 32i8Ic; Java, 3se. Sugars
raw, I3aljc; crushed at 2ia2llIs; granulA ted
2Ia2l 1lc; A Coffee, 20a20kc; B C9ltec, l914ai5x.
Teas l0ung dyson, lOal 80, Imperial, ] 4Ja
IS; Black, | GOAL 30. Alolasses -69cal 2j.
syrups--fair, 55as5c; good, 75a9Oc; prime, | OOL
20. Rice--llangoon, l2al3c.
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TuE rebel ram Webb, escaped out of Rod
river a fw days ago, and steamed down the
Missssippi at II rapid rate, caus NJ great
CONSERVATION. The telegraph wires were
cut below Baton Rouge so as to prevent
intelligence from reaching New Orleans la
advance. On approaching the city the
Union flag was hoistcd aud she passed the
city at full speed il broad daylight When
near Fort ST. Phillip her ,oldenser gave
out, and the ram went the way of the rebel
navy-her crew blew her up. She might
have done considerable damage along tha
returned to New Orleans aid gave them
selves up. TO remainder escaped to parts
unknown.
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Each Iiov Contnims 2, rms,
Box. 1901
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uarper's .NIaxazine.

The excellence of this periodical is so widely
known and so familiar throughout the length and
breadth of the land, that praise from us Is simply
an act of super1uity. itis eRspaatically por-
trait ofthe tiucs brilliant conception, attractive
style aul decided finish. Ths contents of the
May number are rcpletc with travel, adventure
pictures Of war, historical incidents romance and
literature. This number completes the Thirteth
Volume. s E.E
Terms-Four Dollars per year. Address Har-
per & Brothers, Franklin Square, New York City.
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S,IIERIFF'S SALE.
~
Whitaker & Phillips
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.

III. IL. lrHeSuAle.
Bv virtue Of an order Of sale issued In the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court VI Common
Pleas, of Wood Comfy, Ohio and to ,ne directed
and delivered, viii offer tor sale at public ven,
due, at the door Of the Court Ilnuse la the tlwn
of Pcrrysburg, Woud County, Ohio. on
SATURDAY, May 20 1865,
Between the hours Of l aud 2 O'Clock y. NJ.
Of said day, the following described lands aud
tencneuts, t0-wit;
Being part OF Section nineteen l9l, township
five D range eleven IN }, beginning ut the south
east corner Of the land now owned by Daniel
NOyse thence east nine t9) chains; thence norta
eight (S) claims; thence vast nine t9) chains;
thence south eight ~ chains, to the place Of
beginning
Also piece Of Ian situate in the nnPthoask
quarter of the southeast quarter OF Section NUM-
Der Twenty four 90 town number Ave t5) north,
range number ten tl0) ast--btgiuning ut the
southeast corner Of said sub.quarter; thence west
sixteen (lG) rudS; thence north 0ne hur dred 1000
feet; thence east sixteen (l6 rods; thence south
one hundred (l00) feet, to the place of beginning:
being Lot number twenty nine (29) in the village
Of Bowling Green. Wood county Ohm.
CHARLES W. EVERS, Sheriff.
TH0S. DUNLAP, Attorney.
PerrySburg, April 10, 1865. 5leSli
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s'Onr Young Folks. ',

The May number makes the fifth Of this Juvenile
magazine, and its success is fully established Its
articles comprise stories, sketches, biography,
history, poetry travel and adventure presented in
sye7so simple, elevated sud full Of interest that
II at once commands the attention Of the young as
well as ald, si
Tsrbis-Two Dollars per year. Address Tick
nor Fields, Boston, Mass.
A rebel plot TO burn Pliilalelphia has
been discovered u. ~ ~ q b..
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The CapituIafioi of Gen. Lec-Importaht
Decision of the Attorney General.

DeclslOu Oh the Attorney 1cheTuis
PHILADELPHIA, April Pa special dis
patch to the Bulletin from Wash ngton to-
day says; Attorney General Speed has
made highly impoI fant decision on the
terms of the capitulation of General Lee.
In reply TO letter from the Secretary of
War; relating to these points he decides:
L. That the rebcl officers who surrender
ed TO General Grant lnve no homes in loyal
States and have no right to come to places
where their homes were in the loyal
States prior to going into the rebellion
O. That persons in the civil service of
Lhe rebellion, or who have otherwise given
il suppor', comfort and aid and were resi-
dents ofrebel territory, have no right to
return to Washington under that stipula-
tion.
3. That rebehorioers certainly have 10
right to be wearing their uniforms in any
asS the loyal States.
The Attorney General aslls psat such rob
el officers having done wrong in coming
into the loyal States, are but adding insult
to injury in wearing their uniforms; they
have az much right to boar the tr IL
to,'s flag through the streets OF loyal city
as to wear the traitors garb, and that tie
stipulstions of surrender permits no such
thing and tire wearing of such uniform is
an act Of hostility against the Government.
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Lcnml Notioe.

MARY rOwELl,, resident Of the State of
WI New York, is hereby notified that Henry ".
Morse administrator OF the estate OF David Stah-
Ter, Sr., deceased, on the lth day VI April, 1855,
filed Ia the Court Of Probate VI Wood County,
Ohio, his petition, the object aud prayer Of which
is Ca obtain from said Court order 10 appraise,
assign dover in, advertise and sell Ous.lot No.
lai, In lerrysbmE, Wood county Ohio. real estate
of said dcCedent, 10 pay debts aud demands
against said estate Said petition Is set for hear
ing ON the 23d day OF May lsG5.
HENRY NJ. MORSE, Admir-
GEORGE STRAIN, Attorney.
April n. 1865. 6les
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The Lady's Friend.

The NAY number of this favoritc periodical
opens with truly beautiful engraving called
Z" The Cup of Cold Water" an illustration of a
poem by Thomas Hood, which conveys the pro-
found moral lesson that often in the doing Of very
little and simple thugs is to be flun ' The ac-
oepted sacriice' The Fashion Plate ofthis num-
bcr is as usual, double, an rem ,rkably we'll on
graved. The wood engravings lead off with Il
pretty picture of caild "Among the May Flow
ers," followed by the usuil variety Of cuts devoted
t. the illustration of the fashions, needle work.
dc. Among the literary matter we may specify
Under the Apple-tree," by Miss Virginia +.
Townsend " One OF the Martyrs by Emma B.
Ripley Ny Ruth an l." by MarglretE. Starr !;
"Beforo Gud AMI Man p "The Ghost of Mac
Grau's Abbey" by Mrs. Hosmer; +" Pinewol! )"
+" Four Birthdays" "Story of StoYe," Novelties
for MAY Etti,....1rs Department, &c. Tho music
fer this NUMBER is an amusing song called "Pa
has struck Ile."
Prce--Two Dollars and fifty cents; 2 copies
Four DOllarsi copies Sixteen Dollars; 81 copies
Thirty Five Dollars. Specimen numbers viii be
sent TO those desirtnis Of making up clubs for Fif
teen cents. Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sew
ing Machines are furnished rs Premiums A,l,lress
Deacon 4 Peterson, $40 Walnut street, Pl,iladcl-
phia.
Now is the time to send ousubseriptiohs for 1865
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Atlantic Monthly.

This sterling monthly loses nothing OF its unAag-
ging vigor, or progressive spirit Among its con
tributors rank ofthe best writer's Of tho day,
famed for their strength aud independence OF
thought, and freshness and excellence of style and
expression. The May number is inferior to none
Of lis predecessors, j. II. Ammon, of Cleveland,
Ohio, from whom we have received it, is the au-
thorzed agent Of the Magazine. aud viii receive
subscriptions for the same.
Terms-Four Dollars per year. Address Tick.
nor Fields, Boston, Mass.
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A Sewing Machine.

Any person wishing to purchase one Of
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machines, can
save money by making inquiries at the
JouRxAu Office, before purchasing.
The machine may be of any style desired
and selected, new, at the agency of Messrs.
West & Comfy, l5l Summit street, Toledo.
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A CANDID STATE NBNT, ,-- You can procure
Of any druggist in this city and vioinity, Dr. To-
bias Venetian Imminent. II is q sure AMI speedy
curc for sore throat headache, toothacho, chronic
Rheumatism, collie, groups an pains in the lmbs.
We advise every one I, give il trial, The cx-
pense Is M ,ro tra, cents --anl We arc con-
6ient no person will ever be without It, Every
family should have bottle in the houS, in caso
of sudden accidents such as cuts, burns, scalls
&c. Its pain relieving qualities are miraculous.
AS for Group, it has saved hunlreds; We have the
certificates to prove il.
o0lce, 50 Cortlanlt street, New York. Sold by
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MrrYopr<r ErtscoP.L-Rev. 7. n, BarkduH Pastor.
Services each Sunday at. l0:S0 A.Nsaud PH'
raEsHvrERiAw-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
eArh Sunday at 1880 AN Sabbath school anu Diole
Glass at IL N.
GgRNAN MErHODIEr-pev. c. Swinerorth, Pastor. Sery
lees each alternate Sunday a, lO:30 Al.
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mr.. TtDER. Dentist,

will be at Lamks Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. l6 and II.
At Austin Van Balc inns, Portage, Thursday
Ama Friday, Aug. ls and 10.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogeny, Tuesday August
2Sd Owing to lis greatly Increased home busl-
aess DR.. T. will not be able to visit the abave pa-
:es again before October.
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Ina wnpK

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, Of this
nzcd type counts one square.
s45- Attorneys are HELD RESPONSIBLE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by them,
and for the publication ofall Sheriifs Sale notices,
the w,its for which they order out
All TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS. MUST BE PAIDIS ADVANCE.
II. ). CHAPLIN. Publisher JoJRXAL.
p.rrysburc Sent 49, 12Gi. sst4