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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
I.nnl, anna mn nnrrinrs.

These midnight gentry have been plytNg their
ncfarious Sade quite vigorously in different pcr-
tons Of the county throughout the past week. So
extended have been their operations, that it is safe
to presume that there is a regular organized band
of the sc,undres, and the citizens OF our place
should prepare themselves to give Acdcspcradocs
a warm reception iCthcy make Pcrrysburg avisit.
On Friday night week, the aour-mill OF TAYLOR
4 Sos, at Weston was burned down, involving u
loss Of soue $4,000, and it is supposed tn have
been the work of these villains for the purpose of
robbery The citizens believed so at the time, aud
guarded their homes. On the following night,
however, the Burglars successfully accomplished
their work. Several residences were entered, and
considerable money distracted. On Monday night
following, arad was made ON Portage aud four or
five residences entered. Here the Villains sue
ceeded in Obtaining four or five hundred dollars.
0ne lady caught one of the villainsby the hair OF
the head, but she was unable to hold him. Fosto-
ria was visited the RSSt night, Tuesday, where
si35 were taken, and number Of houses entered.
Again, we caution our citizens to be On the look
out for these villains, aud be prepared for them
A dose of cold lead is an excellent application, o
which they should receive full benefit. See
that they sct 4. t..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26

Correspondence of the Perrysburg Journal.
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, September is, 1865.
have 0me news for the good people of Wood
County. The lS9th o. V. I. is COMING HOME
the boys have been the point of starting for four
months past, but this time they are ordered home
and you may look for them the first ,ceek Of Octo-
Jer-that is, If we are not killed IL hInsitu.
The effect of this news is somewhat singular.
Some who could not get up to their grub, are now
discussing how far they walk with their KNAPP
sucks, aud others who almost tainted at guarl
duty. can now move around lively as crickets
Company q has but few who will not be ready
10 march, and one of the melancholy drawbacks is
that we leave three Of our comrades resting i'm
Alabama soil. Peace to their ashes: and honor to
their names. The last one who died was Joseph
Wagner, one of the best soldiers in Company G
aud in the regiment. "Iknew Lin well-of inf
mite jest" one Of the best comrades ever marched
beside, and they have been many.
The rest are all able 10 be around, except 2d
Lieutenant III. 5. Williams and Sergeant u. II.
French The former is unvaescent from fever,
weak, but doing well, the latter fiat on his back.
He will be all right, however, in day or two.
Several others have had the shakes, but not enongh
to loosen their teeth which they are industriousy
using in pulyerizng hard tack.
Captain Deunis is, as he always has been, at
tentiye TO his duty and company. He is proud of
his company and they have implicit faith in him.
Lieutenant Gorrill is still at Whitesbnrgh.
Politics are dead here and wish | could saw as
much for tbs rebels butas they will be guardea by
negro troops it Is some consolation to know they
FTEE-CLOSER
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Heavy showers Of rain visited this locality on
Sunday last.
THE list Of Real Estate Ira ssfcrs for this week
Is nda ayoidably crowded out.
TINS lst Ohio Cavalry has been ordered to re-
port at Camp Chase for muster out.
TnE ls9th Ohio Regiment is on It's way home
from the wars, and will soon be mustered out Of
the service.
QuIrE number Of ladies and gentlemen, Of this |
place visited the Michigan State Fair at Adrian,
on Thursday tast.
We call the attention Of persons SesiyuEemploy-
ment that will pay, to the advertisement Of f. +.
LocKwooD of Detroit in another column.
EFFORTS are being made to establish reading
room and Library Association in this place. We
trust the attempt ill not prove a failure.
REMEMBER, the County Fair is held at Bowling
Green, on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Preparations indicate that it will be the finest Fair
Wood County has ever held.
SEVERAL Of our merchants are in New York,
securing large stocks ur goods. DR.. HAMILTON is
purchasing magnificent line Of shelf hardware,
as well as splendid stock of notions Of every
description.
WE call attention to the advertisement Of GroRGF
POWERS. His Nursery embraces nearly everything
desirable in fruit AMI ornamental trees, flowers,
shrubbery, &c. He has one of the finest nurseries
in Northwestern Ohio.
An Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures Of
Wood County, for the year ending September 9,
1865, will be found the second page of this pa
per- showing that our County finances are in trust
worthy and competent hands.
TnE returns Of the Agricultural Department
show that the corn crop will be enormously large,
and is maturing finely. The potato crop is uu-
usually large, aud promises well. There is an
Unprecedented yield of onions.
Why is not the law prohibiting swine. geese,
and horses from running at large enforced as it
should be We change in this regard and
think it is time that there should be. The geese
about town are perfect nuisance, and pigs are
permitted to tear up the ground at will.
To thieving boys, we would say, that the differ
euce between stealing apples from the tree, and
under the tree is this That to pick apples from
the tree is not larceny, but is styled, in the law,
"injurng fruit" and is a Penitcntiary ontnse.
Stealing apples from unler the tree, is larceny;
and is punishable accordingly.
TIE professional card of DIR. ROBERT Johnston.
recently Surgeon of the Tooth o. V. l., will be
found in to-days issue. He has established his Office
at the Baird House, and comes among us with the
highest recommendation as gentleman of worth
and integrity of character, as well as efficient
professional skill and qualifications.
By reference 70 our advertising columns, il will
be seen that the Fall Term of the Gead School
commences on Monday next, October 2. This
school, under the superintendent of Rev. GEORGE
MATHER, Professor in the Wesleyan Female Col
lege for five years past, assisted by Miss MARY E.
Lacy, presents superior inducements. to those de-
sirous of obtaining practical and thorough cdu-
| cation.
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Valuable Sheen.

A few days since ten beautiful sheep, of
tine Atwood breed, recently purchased in Vermont,
by 5. G. FOorE, of Bowling Green. The color of
these sheep is very dark, almost black, and the
wool grown upon them, is the finest we have ever
seen, almost as fine and soft as silk. We have
a sample in our possession, and challenge COM
parisQn. This breed of sheep we understand was
brought to this country from Europe, by Mr..
GoLDROP, Of Vermont, who offered 81 900 for
the animal which he brought over. The price he
refused. We congratulate SIr. FoorE, upon his
enterprise in sheep husbandry by introducing in
this section of the country species of such supc-
rinr value, and trust that the introduction will
prove amply remmerativc to him, as it will un.
doubtedly prove incstimaby advantageous to
Nortbw stern Ohio.
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DIED.

BoNNELL.--In Eagcyille, ou Tuesday, Sep
tember 10, of Diptheria, IDA H., only daughter Of
j. a. and G. +. Bonnell. ot this place, aged five
years, nine months and eleven days.
I've packed away the little clothes,
Land all the paythngs by,
Folded the last dispatch that tuld
The little one must die.
Aud now alone in sad despair,
| list, to hear the stops of tlnsc
Who'll tell me she is buried where
The purest fragrant lily grows.
They've come, that little group Of three,
Back to our home mid silent tears,
Bearing II single curl to me,
The same I've twincd in other years.
They said twas all they had to bring,
OF her who rests beneath the pail;
III place it on the trophy ring.
Aud prize it most of all. 5. c.
WAGGONER.-In Post Hospital, Huntsville,
Alabama, September &, 1864, of Typhoid-m.la-
rious Fever, JosEru WAGGoNER, of Co. q, ls0th
y. V. |,
One of his comrades thus writes the dcccascd
The deceased was called suddenly away, but, in
his last Illness he had the kind ninisirations ol
brotherly affection and the love Of his comrades.
lie is the only one out Of seven brothers who has
died in this war, and all have been, are, in the
service lie bad the reputation of being one OF the
best soldiers ia the lS9th. He was never Known
to facr in his duty comrade, soldier or friend
He was beloved by his companions in arms, and
his witty. good humor made him favOritc with
all. Ne met his fate soldier should-doing
his duy-ond his bcreaved family may feel n
melancholy satisfaction in knowing that living he
was highly esteemed and dead his memory is cher
ished by his surviving felow-soldiers.
!" He sleeps his last sic cp.
lie has fought his last battle,
No sound can awake him to glory again."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26

We call the attention of our numerous readers
in the region of country adjacent to Bowling Green,
20 the advertisement of C.. 7. BCTTON, in to-day :
issue. He has lately returned from the Eastern
Markets, with one of the finest stocks of goods.
that have yet been brought into that section of
the county. These goods, as he announces in his
advertisement, were purchased previous to the
late advance in prices, and he promises to give
his patrons the benefit Of his purchases by selling
them at rates correspondingly low, and those who
know Mr.. D., know that he is gentleman to be
relied upon, and never fails to do as he says lie
will. In oHr reference to his advertisement, it is
not necessary that we should cnumerate his
different varieties Of goods. Suffice il to say that
he has everything in his yell-arrangcd store that
awell-regulated family may need, ana all that is
necessary, is to read his advertisement carefully.
then visit his store, examine his goods and secure
your own bargains.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
A Word For Newspnpers.

We clip tho following articll from an exchange.
II is true and We commend tito every man who
has an interest in the place where he resides
Nothing is moro common than to hear people talk
Of what they pay newspapers for advertising, &c,
as 50 much given to charity
newspapers by enhancing the value of prop
crty in their neighborhood and giving the I1cali-
ties in which they are published reputation
abroad, benefit all such grumbers, particularly
Il they are merchants real estate owners, thrice
the amount yearly Of the meagre sum they pay for
their support. Besides, every public spirited cit-
aen has laudable pride in having paper Of
which he IS not ashamed, even though he should
pick It up in Ney York or WashingtOn. good
looking thriving sheet helps To sell property, gives
character % tho locality and is 10 all respects
a desirable public convenience. II from any
cause the matter in the local or editorial columns
should not be quite up 70 your standard do not
cast it aside and pronounce It of no eceount, until
you are satisfied that there has been no more labor
bestowed upon IL than Is paid for. II yGu want a
good readable sheet, il must be Supported. And
Il must not be supported in a spirit Of charity
either, but because y0u feel necessity 10 support
People"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
Proceedings Of The Union Rep
FeSeMtatiVe Convention.
ElMonr. OnIo. septembcr p, 1s65.

EIMoIE, ONO, September %, 1865.
Pursuant to call, the Union Representative Dele
gates of the Representative District composed of
the counties of Wood and Ottawa, assembled at
Elmore.
On motion Judge W. b. Sloan, of Ottawa, was
nominated temporary Chairman, and D. X. Hoeu-
beck Of Wood, Secretary pro tenn.
On motion of A. Cook, of Wood the following
committee of five on Rules and Permanent 0rgani.
zation and Credentials, was appointed: Captain A.
Cook, Judge E. Tuller and John W. Woodbury., of
Wood, and Hiram 5. Warriner and John Jenny, of
Ottawa.
The committee forthwith reported us follows
l. The present organization shall be the pcrma-
men organization.
g The Convention to he governed by the rules
that govern the House Of Representatives of this
State
8. r c Delegates from Ottawa county present
may cast the vote of the county.
The Convention then proceeded with the nomi-
nation, when, there being no opposition, on motion
of Thomas Gorril, of Wood, the rules were sus-
pended, and Henry l.. Wood, orWood county, was,
by acclamatiun declared the unanimous nominee.
On motion of Mahlan Chance. of Wood, com
mittre of three consisting of NJ. Chance and Judge
L. Tuller of Wood, and Hon. John Kelley, Of 0tta-
wa, were appointed by the chair to advise Mr..
Wood of nomination.
Mr.. Wood being introduced to the convention, in
few well-timcd remarks declared the position he
should take in case ofelcction.
On motion the members of the convention pledged
themselves to give their undivided support to the
nominee.
On motion it was ordered that the proceedings Of
this convention be published in the Union papers
of the district.
On motion the Convention adjourned sine die.
w. b. SLOAN, Chairman.
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General Morgan.

Tho Dayton Journal asks if General
Morgan regards the war for the oppres-
sion of the rebellion "a d-d Abolition
war" why did be go into it at all ? Was it
because he could help the rebels in the ca
pacity of Union General better than he
could by staying out of it? II we may
judge by his retreat from Cumberland Gap,
we shall conclude that he was about ri ht.
if his motives were as we suggest by way
Of inquiry. That he was opposed to the
war. and accepted commission for the
purpose mentioned seems just Inference.
when il is remembered that after his famous
retreat he resigned for the purpose OF
taking the stump for Valllndigham.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
The New Hardware Store.

Look out for the great excitement in the Hard
ware trade in Perrysburg. DR.. II. a. II MILTON is
now East purchasing Hardware to ill up the NAM
moth store of PEcK II HAMILTON u Co., Which,
added to their already immense Stock will oil their
store to Overlooking. The fnotto of this firm is to
buy all kinds of goods So 70 accommodate all
classes of customers. IhSG,< ing their goods for
strictly cash, they offer them at very low fig
urcs In visiting Pcrrysburg. don't fail to give
this firm call. Their store alone is worth look
ing at. Their advertisement IL cr'cnso will appear
next week
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Pure CalnwEa nrandy.

1sr CtNcINSATI, ONO March Is, 1853.
hereby certify that by authority invested in
me by the State Of Ohio as medical inspector of
alcoholic liquors for Hamilton county l have in
spected samples of liquors, called Catawba Bran
dy and Swedish Brandy, manufactured by W.
Roback, at Nos. SO, So. so, aad 62 East Third
street, and fluid said liquors free from poisonous
impurities. The distilation is conducted by the
steam medium, by which method purity and uni
form perfection IS attained.
In testimony whereof witness my signature this
18th day of March, lSi3. ....r-aI L.--
DAVID O'CONNELL, NJ. d.
Chemical Inspeetsr OF alcoholic liquors of Ham
ilton County, Ohio.
q C. W. Robaek challenges the comparison Of
the best French CQgnac with his fins Catawba
Brandy, which has been pronounced by the med
ieal faculty superior for medicinal parPos's to
any brandy ever made. l9e
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-26
SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr. Dupouco's Goldcn PIrlodleOl
q Pills, for FcnauIcs.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing Oh
structions OF the Monses, from What.
ever Cause, aud Always Success.
full ms u Preventive,
SO 900 Roxss Have Been Sold In Two
Years

OOiVNI hOAVa hNNO oNNh CNfA4 ~ wv
Years.
Ten Thousand boxrs sent by lstNrghoth hy my
self and agents, to all parts of the World To which
answers have been returned, in which. ladies say,
nothing like thc above pins have bech knoN1i shec
the Science of Medicine dawned upon the world.
In Removing obsiru,tion and Restoring Ma.
turs - its PIoper Channel,
Quiciing the nerves and bringing back the Rosy
color uf health" to the check of the mnst delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
which must De strictly IoltrNcl, aud NJ diseases
peculiar to females may be speedily CURED. The
Golden Pills act as an.
Exhilsrant without a Single Drawback.
Safe in their operation; perpetual IN their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind, and tie cu-
tire organization. IL there is any reliance to be
paccd ON human testimony, the above PILLS may
hc fully depended upon.
REMEMBER- Examine the box closely Ono mat
ter OF what Druggist YOU buy thcm). if the box
is ncd stgnpj IS. u, Howe,' il Is the counterfeit
aud | will not be responsible Cor their injurious
rlects.
Price One Dollar per box six boxes. Five Dol
lars Sold Ivy one Druggist in every iowa, village,
city and hamlet throughout the worh. Sod in
Pcrrysbnrg by
INSCHo s. RHEINFRANK, Druggists.
LADIES! By sending them One Dollar to the Per-
nv sburg PoStnilicc. can have Tive Phls sent (cuni-
deutaly) by mail tn any part of the country, free
Sold niso NV pa. BURRITT, Manmvc city I.
c. SAM, Napoleon; WEST & TRUAN. Toledo
or address :. u. HOWE,
2lzz Sole Proprietor, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dry Goods Store-C. F. Button.
Qilead School-Gco. =. Ilinsdale.
Professional Card-Dr Robert Johnston.
Perrvsburg Nursery George Powers.
Agents Wanted-E. +. Lockwood.
Sheriif's Sale-Charlcs W. Evers.
Road Notice Lake Township.
Guardians Sale--L. G. Hubbard.
Exhibit of County Treasurv-Gco. n. Parsons
Sherilf's Sale-Charlcs w. Evcrs.
Legal Notice-Daniel Bcmis.
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blishcd 1925. GTnVGSteen Co.,
400 broadway, New York.
A CARD.

EDGToR JOURNAL: In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section Of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns Of your paper that our re-
nowned preparation known GOES DlSPEP-
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worst stages Many cases of long standing, with
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distress after eating, almost mstantaneOusly, and
enables the dyspeptic who has ivcdfOrye yeaTsppOn
Graham bread and the plainest diet, to cat as
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without danger of Distress or souring, or rising
ON the stomach. 1t Is an inlAlliblc cOTTector Of
Indigestion and constipation, creates healthy ap-
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at the stnnaeh, pains, cramps, or coliS in either
stomach or bowels, and sweetens offensive hreath
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tient to take plenty of hearty food, "whch is the
parent Of health" mN,dnees vigorg strength aud
energy. In every trial we have known it has
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ant sufierings, weaknesses, debility, and loss of
power, giving instead, a proper actiyity and tone
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
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OF the leading Journals rom cOnyalescent patients
will soqhrn reGmgetely permNentE, and al
most rnrdcnloisiy "cuTe the worst case Of Dys-
pePsia in existence" We warrant IL il in every
instance. II can be obtained at all the Drug Stores
in the United States and Canadas. at One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars.
ca. CLARK & CO, Proprctors,
A0yl New Haven, CT.
WHISPERS WHISPERS do you want Whs-
kers or NonstaOheS2 OprGFoeian Compound will
force them 10 grow on the sinnOthest face or ehin
Or hair on bldheqis, in six weeks. Price, s 90.
Sent BY mail any Vhare, eioAely scaled, on receipt
ct price!
Address. WARNER & CO., Box. i3s, Brooklyn.
New York. 43yl
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warning
and instruction for Young men-published by the
Howard Association, and sent free of charge. in
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. j. sKLuN
HouGnroN, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pennsylvona. d2yl
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At the old store Of o. A. Bos,wiok.
PECK, HAMILTON & CO.,

HAViNG purchased the entire stock of Hard
III ware, &c., of o. a. Bestwick, would an-
nouucr to everybody that shey are in daily receipt
Of additions TO their now large stock, consisting
OF Hardware, Iron. Nails, Glass, GuNiagc, Farming
Utensils, &C.. bought at prices made since the
downfall Of Richmond, enabling as sc-Of&r these
goods to our customers cheaper than any one else
IN the town. Our stock is full in every particular
thereby making our store desirable place for
farmers, mechanics, citizens, &C., to buy their
goods. III addition to the Hardware store, VIC are
manufacturing Tin Ware OF superior quality
which WV warrant. We have large stock of
Cooking Stoves Of the most desirable ka'ls, bought
very cheap, with better trimmings than can be
found elsewhere. We pledge ourselves not to b,
uudrrsold. All goodsw AHsASuEp As soLp. Give
us calh
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FIFE CLOSER.
Military Cnmn1ntn,inn.

large number of persons liable 70 pay the mi
litia communication tax have neglected so to do.
BY authority from the Commissioners, the time
has been extended until the first of October. II
neglected until after that date, those persons so
neglecting, will be liable TO pay s5, 20. which can
be collected by distress, and unless 50 paid, fur
ther expenses will accumulate. Attention TO this
matter now will save both trouble and inouey.
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Pcrrysburg church Directory.

MrTuopIsr ErIscoPAL-Rev. T. \. parkdun Pastor.
Services each Sunday at l0:3O AN. and PM
rpxsnyrERIAx-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor; Services
each Sunday at 1890 AN. Sabbath schooI ana bole
Glass at ~ N.
GrpN,N MErHopsr-Ilev. C. Swineforth. Pastor. Serv
i.es each alternate Sunday n: lu:3O Ad'
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Improvements at Toledo by the ID. Il NJ.
Railroad CompanV.


From the Toledo Biadc VIC learn that the new
freight house of the D. 4 NJ. Railroad Company, in
that city, nprocess of construction, is fast ap-
proaclihg completion, and in few days will be
ready for use. The BLADE says:
A single track leading into the house has
been laid down to facilitate the removal of the
pine lumber which has been placed ON the dock
during the construction ofthc house, and by the time
small por ion of the roof at the lower end Of the
building is completed. the whole will be ready for
the reception of the rolling freight This road will
then have storage room but little If any less than
that of the T. & w. Railway, and quite as
much as thatof the Michigan Southern Road.
Grading is in progress for track adjoining the
new house on the north. and at the same time the
bank is being sloped preparatory to the building
pf stone wall. The Agent, j. B. Monroe, Esq.
Is now corresponding with parties relative to fur
nishng stone f'r wall, and it is intended to COM
picnee bailding il as soon the frost disappears
In the spring.
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TARIETTES,-Th assortment to he fonnd at
' the Hardware Store Is beyond disposition to
enumeratc. Gimlcts, Nails, Screws, Locks, bolts,
Tacks, Candlc-sticks, Shears, Tacks, Screw
drivers, Wrcnches, Chiscls, Hammers in fact
almost any thing you want, composed ot lron
Steel, Tin, Brass or Copper, cam bc obtained ut as
low price and VI as good quality as elsewhere,
by going to the HARDWARE STORE.