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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
Attempt TO Destroy Newbcrn ARREST OF
Rebel Officers.

NEwBERS, April Ga preconcorted pla,
to fire this city was developed this fore
nool. Several large buildings containing
forage. ordinance and commissary stores
were set ON fire simultaneously with aid OF
phosphorus. The alarm was given and
siSnaledat once throughout the city, The
lire department and entire population
promptly tnrnc ont aud the flames wore
cNtinguishcd without much damage. Soy
enty.fiye bales of hay aud feed and othe
articles were consumed. An cxtens,v,
bridge over tho Nous, River WAS fircd al
the sme time in four places but the fir,
was also 'xtnSuishcd. \ rebel officer la,
boon discover al and is now ia confinement
also other suspicious parties The lire de.
partmcut has hccu on duty eyer since, aud
are to he reviewed this morning. 4 double
Snnri has been stationed throusheut the
city to prevent like occurrences, and arrest
all suspicious persons. The cxcitcmen
Mas very great Yesterday anI last night,
but Tow ii is subsiding.
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The Flag Raising on Fort Sampler,
April ~, fsea. iaF

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ApJurANr GENERALS OFFtCI.
WAsRfNGroN, March %, lS6,

fApJurANr GENERAL's OFFiCI.
So WAsRfNGroN, March %, 1856
Gepcrdl Orders. No. 90
ORnyRvD - F1S,-rhat at the hour Of
noon. on the llth day VI April. 1865, Bro.
vet Major Gcueral Anderson viii rli>e anil
plant upon the ruins Of Fort Sumter, IL
Charleston harbor, the same United States
Ilag which iloatci over the battlemenis ol
that fort during the rebel assault. and
which was lowered aud saluted by him and
the small force of his command when the
works wero evacuated on the llth day OF
April. 1861
Secoad--rlAt the flag, when raised bc
saluied by ono hundred guns from Fort
Sumter. and 10y national salute FROM oy-
cry fort aud rebel battery that fired upon
Fort Sumter.
Thiri-That suitable ceremonies hc had
uHon the occaSion under the direction ol
NJ General William T. sherman, whose
military operations compelled the r, bells to
evacuate Charleston, OF in his absence un.
der the charge of Major Gencral U. A. Gin
more, commanding the department. Amoqy
the ceremonies " u hn the delivery of d
public address 10y the Reverend ucnr,
Ward Bcechcr.
FOHM-That tho naval forces at Charles
ton, aud their commander on thar station
he invited to participate in the ceremonies
of the occasion.
BY order OF tho President of tko Cnitod
| States. EnWlN ". STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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THE JOURNAL TO CLUBS.

We have been repeatedly asked to permit The
formation of "clubs" in several townships of the
county, at reduced rates, but have until recently
declined doing anything Of the Kind. However
having within two or three days past consented to
an arrangement Of this kind in one township, We
believe il no more than right that We should Of
fer the same terms to all.
To clubs Of TEN or more, we will send the JOUR
SAL for OsE DOLLAR ASD SRvESTY-rIvI CgSrs
each; and to the person getting up such a clut
Ani forwarding as the money, we will send the
JOrEsAL for one year free. At this rate, we fur
nish eleven copies Of the Journal, for one year
for SEVENTEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY Gents!
All the names of club must be sent in at the
same time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We cannot allow the addition Of names to a
club, SITTER il has been sent in, as this would be
equivslent toreducing our rate to single subscrib
crs. - ~ e.4 A
We make tAis offer To those of eur friends who
desire To- fnrm clubs for the Journal. The prices
Of all kinds Of printing materials and paper still
mains 80 high, that these terms will leave us
scarcely. II Sny, profit on our subscription. And
We can make no prumiss as to how long we will
permit these terms 70 remain ia force.
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A CARD.

EDITOR 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-
npwn~l preparation known aS GOES DYSPEP-
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
aud we believe permanently cured. II will stop
distress after eating, almost hstantaneOuSly, and
enables the dySpepdc who has lived for years upon
Graham bread and the plainest diet, Ia eat as
heartily as he plcascs, and anything he chOoscs,
without danger Of Distress, or sauring or rising
On the stomach. Ii is an infallible corrector ~
Indigestion and constipation creates healthy ap-
petite, stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness
AZ the stomach, pains, cramps, or coli, in either
stomach Or bowels, and sweetens offensive breath
so soon aS you take it, and by enabling the pa
ticnt to take plenty Of hearty food, "which Is the
parent of health," produces vgor. strength and
energy. In every trial we have knowr II hns
speedily eradicatcd Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant sullerings, Weaknesses, debility, and loss Of
power, giving instead, propsr activity and tone
n the stomach and organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
tiiicates in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
OF the lcadingiJ Journals, from convaicscen patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, aud al
most miracnlOusly "cure the. worst ease of Dys-
pepsia in eSiStence." We warrant il Il in every
instance. Ii can be obtained at all the Drug Stores
in the United States and Cana'las, at One Dollar
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars,
Z. Ii. CLARKSG Co. Proprrtors. 3
4Oyl New Haven, CT.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
CLENNSE Ti[E DLOOn.


With corrupt, dis0rdcrcd or vitiated Blood, you
are sick all over. II may burst out IN PmPlcs, OF
Sores, or in some active disease, or it may merely
keep you listcss, depressed and good for nothing.
But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure. AYERs SAUsAFAuILLA purgcs out
these impurities aul stimulates the organs Of lifu
into vigorous action, restoring the health an} cx-
pelling disease, Hence II rapidly cures variety Of
complaints which are caused By inipurty Of the
blood, such as SroiuId, Kiaga' E'R, T'mar,,l H.
Gers, S,'es, Erup'ions, Phapl. BoioIe,, Boas, ~.
.i'tbonys Fire, Rosc or Ery.ip.ls, letter ar Sal
Raean, Se',H Hdd, Ring Worm, Cmccr or Cancer.
Taa9rs, sac Eges, Flmaie Dise,,cs, such as
Rs'cn'ip", icrg"'qriiy, Stppre''on, Whites. Sera-
~, al'a SYi,Iaii ar I'asrd Di,ea,es, Lieer Com
Plrip,' and Hsar Di'cosos. Thy AYgRs SARsA-
PARILLA aud for yourself the surprising activ-
ity with which II cleaiises the blood aud cures
these disorders.
During late years the public have BEEN mislcd
by large bottles, pretending To give a quart Of EX-
tract of Sarsaparila Tor one dollar. Most Of these
have been frauds upon the sick, for they not only
contain little, II any, SsrsAparlla, but often no
curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter dis
aPponment has followed The use Of the various
extracts OF Sdrsaparilla which food the market,
until the name itself has bsGom, synonymous with
imposition and cheat. Still We call tliis compound
"Sarsdphilla," and intend % supply such rem
cdy shall rescue the hlnle irnp tie lqad Of OBJ
loqqy which rests upon IT, We think we have
ground for believing il has virtues which are ir-
resstAblc by the ordinaryrnn Of the diseases it is
intended N cure. We can only assure the sck +,
that offer ;hem the best Alternative which we
knov biw b prodqae, abd we have rsasoa o. De-
lievc, It is by far the most efecpal purifier OF the
blood yet discovered by sny body. 'fA f il
Ayers CHERRY PECroGrAL is so universally
known ts suFpasS vgFy other remedy for ths,sHfc
of G,aqhs Gtts, EiienzI, H,ayssnsss, Crosp, BcoH-
r6iis L,ciPieM Consumption, and for the relief Of
Consumphye Patieus in advanced stages of the
disease, that II is useless here To recount the e,i-
dcnce OF its virtues. The world knows Them.
PppaWj ,lY pg ), e, Ayers 4 Qo., ioNell,
Mass, qbdis'adbyrsfk s6A HAqii,on, Feryshprg.
Al yloIs9s4ls By G G;WY4 IolslPi ana, iSa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12


The news Of the surrender, by General r. Z.
Lee, ofthe Army Of Northern Virginia, was re-
ce;vsd in Perrysberr, early Monday morning. 10Th
inst, and caused here, as clsevherc, unbouudtd
qualification. The big Gag was run ur, the big
gun go, out, and the "quiet Of the town" was dis
turbed. Manifestations ofvarious qualities Of joy
continued 10 be exhibited during the entire dayi
but everything passed oil harmlcssly, with the cS
ceptiou of one or two slight and uuimportant skir-
mishes. ENHrff ff.ea.t tn.. Il.
We take pleasure in announcing that during the
day We didn't see person whom we considered
"drunk;" yet 1t must be admitted that Several
individuals seemed to be considerably "demoral-
ired!" This, however, can be accounted for ON
scientific principles. Figuratively speaking, the
victory Of our arms was as brilliant as the sun at
MONDAY; and inasnuch as any individual who
attempts to examine tho sun through any other
than "smokcd glass" Immediately has his per
ccp,ivc faculties bcwildercd, it may naturally be
inferred that similar result would attend simi-
lar examination ofthe Union victories.
We conclude, therefore, that the "demoralized'
appearance Of quite number Of persons about
town, was merely the result Of having casually
but repeatedly examined the "situation" through
glasses which were "unsmekcdI"
In the evening meeting was held at the Court
House, Of which mention in made elsewhere.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
Again aud Again,


Our readers may think it strange tina; we so Of
ton urge upon their attention a medicinal prepar
atnn. Already have we, for number Of weeks.
urged the Importance Of supply Of Goes Cough
Bhlsam ~ the house, ready for immsd.Ale use.
But our excuse is the TaS amngnt pf sickness, or
rnW aud death that are the immediate result Of
sudden coughs, colds, and pulmonary ATTACKS;
while thuusands of 0pr children aro dying from
have proved that Goes Cnqgh l.alsaH Is the N 81
speedy AMI relilble preparation ever known tuthe
world. Like magic II relieves the irritation Of The
throat, removes she st0pages lhit prveul breath.
ing in Group, and heals all soreqess gf the throat,
chest and lungs. M man should neg leott supply
his family with a safe and reliable medicine like
Goes Cough BIlsam, any more than he should neg
leet the supply Of their daily bread. II costs but
forty cents, and The bntles contain twice ss much
those oi any uther remedy az Tue same cost,
while in merit it is superior To all Olels. drug
stores keep !, iOr sale 3e1
III = -
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
Each FOX Contains 81 Pills.

INNOCENT DuT rorEST.- DuASDRErn's PILLs.--
The Never Failing Remedy, whose fame for puri-
flying the Blood, is now extended to every part Of
the Civilized World, aud should be- in the posses
sion of evcry one who values health One or two
doses in the commencement hnw many days or
weeks Of sickness may they not prevent? Four
Pills in the beginning, arc more clIicaoous than
forty duscs when the disease is established.
Man could be happy, compared to what has
hitherto been his lot it, whom sick, he at once took
Brandreth's Pills. lie would not then be weighed
down by long attacks Of disease. The weak, the
feeble, the inlirm, thu nervous, the delicate, are
in a few days strengthened by th'i. operation, and
the worst complaints are removed by perseverance.
Adapted to all circumstances and situations, they
are ths best medicine for families, IN take to sea
preventing scurvy and costivencss, requiring no
change Of diet particular regimen, or care against
taking cold. Sold by Peck Il Hamilton. Pcrrys-
burg, and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
H|#-# HNat# ANH AID
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Wanted to he Taken OF.

An individual who had evidently been
wounded by the report Of the late gIoriou,
news, aud had Richmond on the brain, waS
wandering around M"rwin street yeSterd.,
afternoon in very diIaphlatcd state. III,
went mp TO merchant doing business on
that street IN | asked him if he knew -
Where's a p'lcemn! Richm'is takon-d'
you knowt? Is thcre'ny p'licem'u rom
here Been cerbratiI'- News too gond.
Can't gtovcr it. If there's amy = licen' II ROM
here want him to take me off and put in
Station houo' GPrioGs news No polio ,man
was in sight and he passed down the street,
making the same requcst FROM every man
he met. lie probably got To hlG coveted
destination before morning. Ccr. Her., IN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
brown. II onchial rroche,.

Contain no opium nor anything iniuri
ous." DR.. 4. A. HAYES. Chemist, Boston.
AN elegant combination for Coughs"
DR.. G.F. DIGELow, Boston.
recommend their use to public speak
ers. Rev. L. II. CHAIN.
Most salutary relief in Bronchitis
Rev. 5. SEGFRnsD, Morristown, o.
'Ecry b5n1GjiL when suiTJring from
Colds"
Rev. 5. j. 7. ANDERSON, ST. Louis.
almost instant relief in the distressing
labor of breathing peculiar to Asthmap
Rev. A.-C. EGGLhsroS, New York.
"Thcy have suited my c,so cXlcily-re
lierinS my throat 50 that ! can ming Will
ease +. DUcBtRME,
Choristrr French Parish Church.
As there are limitations, bc sure 70 oRrArs
the genuine.
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DIR. TIBER, DeutlSt,

Will be At Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. l6 and IL.
At Austin Van Blarcum's, Portage, Thursday
anil Friday, Aug. rs and 10.
At Drurv's Iltcl Tontogany, Tuesday August
l3i. Owing to his greatly increased home hnSi-
1es<Dr 7. will not be able TO visit the above pla-
49, Az lin hnf,re Dctobrr.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
The Dane of Newspaper PublIsh,nx


We copy the following sensible remarks
on subject vital to newspaper publish
crs, from the Cleveland Ddly H,rahi.
One of our exchange weekly papers
says:
Those who intend to stop their paper on
the first of January should notify us or onr
agent Immediately. We cannot afford IL
send our paper few weeks into this year
and then he notified to stop it, and lose the
pay because the sum due is 80 small W.
cannot afford to collect it."
1t is this slstom of co itinuinS the
paper to former subscribers that makos
beggars-m two scnses--oE ncwspap per
men. Let the paper stop the very week
the subscription expires; newspaper pub
fishers will then save their money. and win
the respect of subscribers. But let pcoplc
understand that a newspaper is so cheap a
commodity that its publishers must beg
thom TO taSo it, and they soon come to
think il a favor to the publisher if he find
readers, to say nothing of paying subscrp
tIons. The same paper has what it calls
its "RUll of Honor in which it records the
nameS of such AK have paid up for the
coming year subscriptions That is anotl,.
er way in which publishers belittlc the
profession; rs if it is worthy of spcyia'
credit to u man that he does not play the
petty thief and rob the publisher OF his
time, his money and his brains. No, no; do
as other business mon do, Here is our ar
'iclci it it suits you il viii To an advantage
common to both Of us that you take it; we
thank yon for your money aud pledge cur.
selves you shall have its worth. But don't
tell ~ man, here, try the article at my OK.
pense, ami when You have used it ~ long
as yon wish. let us know whether yon in.
tend to take it or not" But above ALL do
not teach your readers that a man who
pays the printer is cntitlc to be Ii Ill NJ,
as an mcOmmonly honorable man."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

Az IxcIDGNT.-Whil- the celebration ot
The capture of Richmonl W going on last
Monday, an Irish hoy was in the crowd
iolifying with the loyal people of the city
His father noticing him IN tho crowd, came
At him wi a g,d and said:
"In the house viii ycz, or I'll he after
varmin' the wax in yer ears None of yey
out here maxim Il fool of yersclf holIerin
vid the Black Republicans, when nothin's
'lappenod at all. In the house wild yez -
.SmdUSky Register
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
JEFF. Davis Makes Peace Orerturcs 10
LincOlu-COuld not be Granted.

The HerrhfS Washington special claims
to bc informed hy high officials in tho Gov.
ernment, that in the early part of last week
LeH. Davis made direct ovcrturcs to Mr..
Lincoln to surrender everything to the Uni.
ted States Government on condition that
all who have taken part in the REBELLION
shouli ho restored 10 citizensliip-a!l else
he would give up if that would be grant
cd. Mr. Lincoln's reply was that he did
not have power to grant that point. Thu.
ended that Pracr negotiations, and the fisht
commenced within torty-oi<ht hours attor.
wards
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
PctNrsOm,s MnrnZine.

The May number, already rteavc,l, contains i
hnc engraving, entitled, "Will Flowers" color
ed fashion plate mum .ru,is pattern plates ,icc,
Of new rnSic-'The Song of Enoch Ardeu"-anl
large variety Of excellent reading.
Terms Dollars PR year; three copies, Five
Dollars; four copies. Six Dollars. Ad,lrrs.
Charles J. Peterson, so Chestnut street, Phil,
delnhia
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12
A Sewing Machine.

Any person wishing to purchase one of
Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines, can
save money by making inquiries at the
JouNSaL Office, before purchasing.
The machine may be Of any style desired
and selected new, at the agency OF Messrs.
Nest 4 Comfy, Isl Summit street, Toledo
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Ex.Speakcr OF the
United States House Of Representatives. il
making preparations 10 start on the first OF
May, uron an extended journey across the
Western plains to the Pacific coast, intending
to stop in Colorado and U.ah long enough
to post himself upon the resources and
prospective devrl Ipmqnts of those tcrrito-
ricF, after which he win visit California,
Oregon and Pugets Sounl.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-12

Among the largo buildings DESTROYED in
Richmond were lI,xwrlr6 Mills, Crew <
Smiths tobacco factory. Mechanics Insti.
tute. The entire square houulcI by Main
street. the River and eth and 18th streets
Tc in ruins. Rebel Stra :.l-rs got drunk
ud plundrred stores. A large number Of
acrS"nS were killed 10y the exi lpsiou of the
magazines. All the inmates of the Aims
House were killed or injured. .-u.,..
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wood County official Directory.
Jrp,cIARY OFFICERS.
Perrysburx church Directory.

MITnopIsr Fri" oPAL--Rev. 7. n. Rarkdnn Pastor.
Services each sunday At 1880 An. and Pm
IEIsuIrERIAS-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each sunday at 1O:3n An. Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at IL y.
aESNAS MsrHnDEr-Rcv. C. Swincforth. Pastor. Serv-
ices each alternate Sundsy a; 1880 Al.
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ThnnksgirinR DnY.

GveTnor Bruugh has appointed Friday next,
18th inst, dag Of Thanksgiving, in this State
the President having previously issued similar
proclamation. af
Divine service will be held at the Presbyterian
Church, on that day at 10 "a O'Clock 4. NJ, 4 gen
erAl Sitsndspes Of our citizens is requested.
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, SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warning
aud instruction fcr young mcn-publshed by the
Howard Association, and sen, free of charge. in
sealed envelopes, Adarss, Or. J.. SKLuS
liorGHroS, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. i2yt
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BY what curious links and fantastical
rshtious are mankind connected together!
At the distance Of halt the glpbc, lTindoo
gains his support by groping at tho bottom
Of the sea tor the morbid concrction Of a
shell.fsh, to decorate tho throat of a London
al leTmaus Nifc. .rri... rfss. ..... ..