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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-05
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale of Real Estate,
IN Nmrsuancc Of an order granted hy the Probate
L N.Mrl OF Mnnl CnmnIN OHM i WIN nL..r G.r

NpursuaneS Of an order granted by the Probate
L Court of Wood County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale, nj public auction, on
SATURDAY, January p, A. ID. 1855,
Az one O'Clock =. NJ, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
OF Wood and State Of Ohio, to-witi That part Of
section number twenty nine (20) town forr ca
nlrih, range ntne (9) cast, commencing one hun,
dred and sixty 1907 rods south Of the northeast
corner Of said section twenty -uine 2Ql; thence
RAINING west sixty five 90 rods and six 6) feet
to the center OF the Dayton aud Michigan Railrad;
thence northeast along the line OF said DAYTON and
Alehgan Railroad eiGhty sovon and Que -halr tSTl ~
rAdSi thence east lwonty.one aud one-half (2llo) )
rois; thence south TO the place OF beginning, and
containing twen,y-ope acres. Said land to be sold
iree and clear ot the dover iucumbranee of The
widow OF john IL. Morrison, deceased.
Appraised at 1928, t
Terms of Sale -Oue.half IN hand and balance
in oas years tht deferred paymcut 10 bear inter,st
i,om DAY OF sale, and be secured by mortgage ON
the premises sold.
SUSANNAH MORRISON, .Hr
f AdminlstratriN OF John II. Morrison decd.
+. d. h. UoLLgNagoE, Atty'S for Petitioner.
December 20, 1868. $3.50 so
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SSHEIHFF,S SALE.
Wood Common plcas

Da,'i vs., S"''@ Wood Common Plea,
oEri Wolcott OF al.
BY virtue AN order Of saleissuodin the above
cause by the CLERK of the Court OF Common rleas
of Wool County, Ohio, and to mo directed aud dcRy
cred, will uierior sale at public vcnduc, at the
door OF the Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, ON
SATURDAY, January 81, 1886. toT
HetwocO the hours of | aud O'Clock +. Mo,
said day, the following described property, t. wit
The north part Of the west half OF the northeast
quarter ut section one ~ township tour Az north
oi range twelve tl2), bounded aud described as
follows; Beginning twenty-five rods west from
the northcas corner Of said west bait Oi the
northeast quarter section, ON the section line
thence west along the north section line twenty
four rods thence south twenty rods; thence east
twenty .uur rods thence north twenty rods, 10 the
place of beginning containing three acres more
or less.
CHARLES W. EVERS. Sheriff.
Peter BILL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
December IS, 1865. 3Se s so
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.

INpurSuance dr an order granted 10y tho Probate
Court of Wood County, Ohio, will oiltr for
sails, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, january 81, 1865
AZ 10 O'Clock AM, ut the door of the Court house.
tho following real estate, to-wit lu-Lots Nos 800
and 100, IN theivillage of Pcrrysburg, Wood Coun-
ty, o. Appraised at Sl20. Terms legal
JAMES W. ROSS, Administrator, ,,4l
OF estate of Susan Huntington, deceased.
Perrysburg, o., December 2S 1865. 35ls3 %
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Milk RisING BRRAp.-Take two cups Of
boiling water, two cups of new milk, and
one teaspoounl of silerans-making a
batter Of it, aId put it in tin pail to rise,
Keep the water little more than lukewarm.
Tho cause of its turning acid is not being
kept warm long enough, and letting il stand
too long.
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DIPTHERIA-Do not forget that in this
I and other sore-throat diseases slow eating
of pure ice, broken up in small pieces, aud
for hours at time is among the very best
remedies. 1t shoull3be begun at once, as
soon as the sore"ess appears, and lad
attack may thds be prevented.
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CuRE FOR Fu.oS-~As soon as iho part
begins to swell, get the tiuctue of lobelia,
and wrap the part affected with a cloth
saturated thoroughly with the tincture, aud
the ielon is dead An old physician says
ne mas known y to cure ina score OF cases,
aud Il never fails if applied IN season.
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CABBAGR MAY BE FRozEx--And il the
frost Is gradually drawn out, il will be about
as good as ever Left ont in the garden.
under the snow. il has been known 10 come
out fresh and sweet in the spring. Packed
IN moss, and kept ina easS ia the cellar, is
said 10 keep it from rot
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PECK, HAMILTON & co.

HAVE removed their large stock of Hardware,
IL Stoves, &C., TO the New Store, just COM
pleted by DR.. f. D. Peck, where they offer to their
customers their immense Stock. They have just
received mammoth assortment Of Stoves, com
prising 25O of the finest varieties Of Cooking
Stoves, among which can be found the famous
Peace Maker" aud Good Cheer" Stoves, which
we warrant to be the most perfect Stoves ever of
ferod in the West. We have, also, twelve other
varieties of Cooking Stoves, all warranted to be
the best manufactured. Our selection of Parlor
Stoves can not be surpassed, as we have every
style and PATTERN from the cheapest Cast Stove to
tho Russia Iron, all beautiful patterns. Parlor,
Cook and Box Stoves in endless variety. These
Stoves were manufactured in Albany, by S. II.
Ransom % Co., fthe best Scotch pig iron. Never
buy anything in this line but at an Albany stove if
you want good article. They always give better
satisfaction than any other. Our Stoves were sa-
lected with great care and we feel confident that
we can please any one who is in want of Stove,
either in price, quality or style as we have the
most perfect assortment ever offered in the coun-
try. In connection with our MammothH rdware
Store we have a TIN SHOP, where we manufac-
ture our own Stove Trimmings, Tin Ware, Stove
Pipe, &C., which we warrant in every particular.
We pledge ourselves not to be undcrsold. All
goods warranted as sold.
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A VERY nice article in the shape of a Farmers
"A Stove Boiler, for Try ing Lard, Heating Wa
ter, Boiling Potatoes, &C., at the
HARDWARE STORE.
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OSA ST0TES--O -Ofall sizes, kinds and shape.
ZOO The most desirable stock ever offered in
this market. All warranted to be of the best man
utacture. Buy Albany Stove, in preference to all
others. These Stoves seldom crack. Tin Ware,
Stove Trimmings, Stove Pipe Elbows, Sheet Zinc,
Brass Kettles, Flat Iron Heaters Ham Boilers Iron
Tea Kettles, &c. &C., in abundance at the
HARDWARE STORE.
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DoAD NOTICE. Thenon resident land owners
IL along tue hnsnt the fotOwing proposed eonuty
road, to,Nt; commencing ON the t9wnsbip liRe
hetween Perry aud Montgomery Towuships, Wood
County, Ohio, thence running west on The town
ship line, from The ndrtheaSt corner az Perry
Township, about nrlIs ana 2o-32O 10 the West
MillgTOV0 Read AMI there te uialAtt viii tike mo-
uco that the Commissioners Of said county, have
granted view and survey on said proposed line,
aud that the viewers aud surveyor will meet atthe
house OF Samuel Milligan on the 18th day OF Janu-
aty neNt, To view aud survey said proposed road
SAMUEL MlLLIGAN, Petitioner.
Ferry Io~aslhp, December G, 1868. S3ds
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DoAD NOTICE, Notice is hereby given fhat
IL The viewers aud surveyor appointed to view
aad survey proposed County Road, commencing
at the Portage River, in ction %, town 5, range
n, in Ceuter Township, Wood County. Ohio, and
running due north ON the half section line, until il
intersects the township liue road Innnig east and
ives; between tho Plank and McCutchenville
Ruads--will mtet at the house of jacob Reither.
on IhU RSDAl, the 18th day OF January, 1859,
at 10 o'clock A. N.
Center TuMnshin, peeemher la.-fSes. sfe
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Ss,vuEHlFV,S SALE.

Ss,EuISRlEE,S SALE.
jain Cox, y
VS.. ea Wood Common Pleas.
Il. Theodore Shannon.\
by virtue of uu execution issued In the above
oauSc by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Wood County, Ohio, and to mo directed and
delivered, will ulor for sale at public venduc, at
tho door of house, in Perry sburg of said
county, on IE
.. SATURDAY, January 81, 1866,
Between the hours of and 3 o'clock 2. NJ, or said
day, the following described property, ,to-wit.
The north half ol the southwest quarter OF sec
,iou twenty nine (29), town three t3) range twelve
(l2G Appraised at 500.
CHARLES W. ENERS, Sheriff.
BRowN & BtRKErr Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Perry sburnn nnDeccmbtr 81, 1855. 35eS6
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SYM PToMs.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight Persons find they have cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more SEN
sitive to the changes of temperature. In this
condition the nose may be dry, or slight dis
charge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue. f... ~
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
. charges are increased in quantity and changed
in nquality they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawlied or coughed off. The secretions
are offensive, causing a bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place. t.. --s
Another common and important syInptomot
Cltarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning of thick or sliny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night When this takes place. the
person may be sure that his disease is oaits
way to the lungs, and should lose no timein
arrestng it. ~ 81 ..,-,1q
The above are but few Of the many CatarTh-
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We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
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those using it, bearing evidence Of its infalli-
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CALL for SEELYE'S CATARRH RENE
DY and take no other. If not sold by drug
gists in your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in a letter 10 US, and We win send tho
medicine by Express. Price SO, ,oop per bottle.
Address Or. d. II. SEELYE a. Co., ~
Freeport, III.
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

NY Extract sHrsaparilla is ool punaer ~ T-;;zac
Duchui is Diurotic and win act Ga rrch IN al caseg
10th are prepared pC-cly sc!cntiac prin-!p.esis
rdcuo-and are tho most Gc;iyo either thc
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parson OF their properties with thoe sot forth In 10 fo
lowing works;
See Dispensatory Of tho United States
Zee Professor DrwEEs valuable works on the Pracc,
OF rhysic.
Sec remarks made by the celebrated Dr. ruvsIc, Phr
Zee remarks made by TT E-@l;Ai;I ,ioDOwEL-q oce
brated Physician sad G.cnbCr CT tho Royal Co,csGo
Surgeons, ireland, end pUbzhed the TransaetloSs
the King and Queen's JoGvlsL
See Medieo-chirurgioal Review published by pryJ,.
TRAvERs, Fellow Of tAo Eo;-l Coleso OF Surgeons,
See llest OF the late standard wcv,s oa Gcdicgne.
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TEE NEW YORK MERCURY,

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,...- 0s SELVES )N..,s.
BRONCHIAL SYRUP

AS pNFAiuNG REMEDY HJR '.l
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lyl
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MEDICINAL.

.t.ltt Us15eSZl EEzz1zI sIRrE
IlElnBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
FER weakness srisng from Excesses. Habits OF Dissipa
ton Lady Inci1ereoa, attended With tho following
sympon.i ..r..- .-...... ...t
IndE petition 10 Excrioa, Loss of rover
Less OF &omory, DicloGy OF breathing.
Weak .ogvcs, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease. NsSefulness. .l..
Dimness Of N..ea, ~ PaiA Ia tao Eac'c,
Hot uends, flashing of tao Body.
pryncss OF the Ekn, Truploa3 OF the lece.
UnivcraalJ rsritnGo tN Trllia Coun enancc,
Thc,a bympt oiu7, II allowed 60 (Which this Modi
tiGo Invariably removes, soon follow
TaTUIrY, APILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
t.. one of which tho patient may expire. Who soy
they not frequently follow by those "d.cul ii5
sases,"
E55AN;ITT AID CoSsUNiPTIoSp
Many Of the OF thir suffering. but
VII confess Thc records Ct tho nSno asylus and tho
melancholy deaths By consumption bear ample witness to
the truth Of tic assertion.
The Constitution, affected by organic weakness,
rcquiics the ui OF medicine to strengthen aud dinvgorate
i!G rv5te-l which ItELNtBOLDS EXTRACT OF BCCHU
yGI!=sy Goes. trial i'll convince the scepucal.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

We invite the examination of our lady friends to
our magnificent assortment of Dress Goods among
which may bo found li
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AdminlstratriS ct John II, Morrison, deed.
+. & ID. X. uoLLgNaEox. Atty's for Petitioner
December 70, 1863. $3.50 30
, 1866-08-17
LATER

0McIal Announcement that Napoleon
11ax I2cceliet1 from his Dcrnand~ npou
Prussia Financial and Commercial
Ittn1. Reduction OF the Txnnh OF
England Discount Rate to Eight Per
Cent.
lAn1g, Anguet 1G-Noon.-lt is ottlcial1y etatcd
to-day that ill- French Goyernnent has rcceded
flom It's demands madc upon ptussia for m cx-
tc,slon of frontier to Tic Rhlne+ France does
:hfs in the interest Of peace which ehe desires far
more than territorial ns.randizcment.
The hopc il el:o e.pressed b5 tho Official }ons-
mi, The Nohfetr, thai P1ne=la Will not extend les
lioiects Of annexation to tho German S&aics south
ul TIC Main.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, Auenat 16-Noon.-At tic bah4 soa't
Today, a reduction wns made in lhc tate ot o1s'
count ct the DaiIk Of England from III 10 pei
cent. Consols, tS.s. Five~twentlcs are at Gs,s.
LIVERPOOL, August 1C-Noou.-Ihe cotton mar
kc: Is huoyant. slndcs the peaceful news aud the
reduction OF the bank rate
1-cxDox, August lG-EvcnFng.-Ihe following
.1 The Official quotations at the close Of business
to-day OH the London Stock Exchange: Con.of
1or money, 5sS; Cnsted Stascs SECS, Cs; isInol
Central. u; Eric, ta4z.
1lskrroc1, August !G-p. m.-cotton advanced
to-day quarter of a penny per pound. 1lc sale
foot up 3aae,0 ,001 bales mfddliae nrlands 1t lid
1ircodstuEs lantket firm.
, 1866-08-17
TIE SOUTHERN uNIONISTS'
CONVENTION.

r-nI1~ylvanfa En3oz, state Central Cora-
nsitscc Send d:lsc1ln:- 10 thc Delegates
El.vt-,A Hearty Kcccptton tsHarnn-
:ct>d-Acronsshotfn tfntlon- for t1le 1'1cc<1u::
Q: tilr Conventions,
:, pn,1AnEIr.11A, August IL. 10 y. m,-Thc Union
Sia;r Ccltrr1 Committee scaI Erce,iur to ;hr;T
h:"Tc nltn trcih hczs VI the Soutt and cxtc.lt 10
th-m hearty welcome on tho uccnrion OF thci;
1mr ting IN this city on Monday, ;ac Third <iay OF
nc:y f9r!.!tisd ne ne parallel 10 ttc pa:rtotism,
sns :, fs'S ;; 81 !o;e Ts lo i:or, .he
frss and kept thc f,lt:,. The question to BE- de-
rHrEs,d n e pe;ta: of siiot! ill., she.c. a.'a ar
Eu!.t3 anthoEs and Agents OF Tie rebellion.
tri:ors s.tc:, ,ac countr,' In thcs: great Issues
ce,?,atriote hare ln*ine:lsrly turncj fora:.l fte
rro! tue great CHARTER Of Ar4crIc4n iit,cr;y
ef arsacats 1s , hq Il s ;;1
.rsed aud q ssss tonnsl ~i, IL tel1 Unoa
p t'rta!f Of thr 1oya1 mcn Of thc Commonwealth
II rris*,lranta. til -C'nmlttcc hereby chccsiulr
y tnd eoslial welcome 70 ll'rir patriots aid
a"5 ~hu1c alrars. Ti,c rnIrn men OF It's cniir,
,,lt'"en"saM ,st y ts .rc cordially aud surr.J '
i":gitt. nion .ls rr.rnt and fa'nfe ii our In,
ffrfr' tint oar ff!pnds tf.fu utl,"t Hta,cs trt1
a"c :att'l' i.ct" M ths Inl,prtAh .rra*ton, 0t
20 =. - tt I0ttrit'f. 1'ttl IN trf n,tl rtt,,t,~4
:ateA 4 '''c*r Tied champions of llbef.r H,u
u n'de' or 'he co'c'al.s'c.
rr s,,ua, ,1a e.. t. ,,, s"%.s: s,t:x ;;rns b., IT, L.:
far n ii" tohvn.lu' II s".,'l'rn Cnl.ti...' II. H.
'n.lI" 1rl".a!.e. u they a','.r i" ,ati nj t"is
1.shns, ii M. liza t'l,estnA *ls"l. nt gcyt.tt.r
t'". ,'e,nr: II. Glab isec !','s ."'',s ii ti,s
sat. ). Hamilton. Uf T,xns, asil T,.",m.. j. ill.,.
~ M Srw uilchnt, l'as" al'raiy ,rsIs,rrr*1
ttr jtlIiirA.
, 1866-08-17
FROM DAYTON, OHIO.

4@N&<HAOA IA %se4ifEA4 ~t41NlAGA-xA&A k6ES
election Certain.
Especial despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1
bArToS. o., August 10.
General Robert e. Scbcnck, The gallant snlttcr
Of lie Union WAT. md The tuuhd as,1 patriotic
statesman. arrived houc to-lay, after spendl.g
week OF two in relaxation tincc the aljonruucut
orCphgress. Yielding toltl,e wisllez Of hi. con.
tituent.. who unanimously aud e heartily re-
Nominated him. fr IL R9itT at uhee 70 cotnlnsnce
n Vigorous aul thorough eanrass Ut his district.
The pcmoctnts 1'are nut yet found q man they
darr fsuI M nrnthrt him.
Early ills q cning Al artillery f1tnd n0scrliec,l
The citizens fiat f1rir presence was tesfrti frr
teutc iAstttdtc purpose. anil at eight oc1eck tlnc
nsrt,ntrtf, tcsr,al tlluntani 1nhnn,hcr. fasny !r
lug 1T teagce tom lug cu'x. th irsrohte &.
t,ntty n4 ilrarty calls t1cnttnl tshenrk arlrafed
q! tl!o 1neeI1 Hd atldte.srt them 1rrly. prom.
ts'ss to't;, r'"cr'atr specfi on s"1afd"y
ss s ,,e'f is ,:'t,e a:ie: s?s 70 est;y S1a oaa;
III the .aAila ~f NJ friCIllai nil. wiDiu trt,uling
wfat CupE,eta Ind dor. 1le s1unshs II might int
1r tilt nt }are !nr hin +! Eite enntu trlurs u!
What !Ie t!teaad a.scMt.!t IL ihltadrlplia its1
.ertcd III the body tI1c1r s.,.nihr. fl !hnar!'t
neplc ii s.., dt.ifct. being ill., u" rn,at tlirnss,
hy dsirunc s:nI a!1andlz lzfistn. wl.o VA
nos cdutied ta scat. 11tl* hH vas greatly rel
lthc ~ slr ' s'a'"d. ai'a ". ien,,5ly apilads,l.
",t anJ sn's MI Gi,n j" lc Sarlcr: i'Tt. of SSe
fuir1 In h!lnllr greeting, aud gato him full
As<tatcc Of icEtreltUn.
, 1866-08-17

from ,hc Capital II one ana thc sauae Hnac Sess-
paper men End others who desire t0 follow. 0!
keep up will the PRECEDENT Or his ttiQ. can do 10
In thcIr own way. byakag tue regular ft1ias that
run On tbs route two or three times daily.
the CAn1L7A II 4Ayk.svxu.
WARRINGTON. August 1d.-susgeon Caleb So
mcr, chief medical officer Of the Frecdmcu's
UIteau, has received a despatch from Dr.. I3utou.
ing an account Of the rise and progress Of TIC
cholera in Savannah. 30 state7 that The
disease appcszsd eimgIitt'a*sou;!y st eese,aI
The de.e1tinG zeid;ezs ftora Tybee lslsud- It
y1s'1s sc 5easf3y to a+1s but t. s!
city, but il It spTc4dz, and mary freed people
hare It. lie would oeen ths hospaa1 to tic eatf-
zens upon agreement OF the city authorities 10
furnish physicians wisa meat. Ice, Lraudy, DC.
, 1866-08-17

oopEcrhcad meeting In Xotsan couLiy .:-~ =
ntAny.
hon. Schuyler col1ax epoke at Gscenshure, Dc,
Sstar County, to-asy at e1ercn o'clock:
Though ., but tFo da1 notice hae; 1:,,,tS bssa e
"a excess, aud cyer7 inch Of Euuu1
,sns occupied. HespoEe fof shout two hours< a9d
lemoli,h,ng the eophistlies 81 the coppesj1ha-
son orators who GO abon' the country fnTlEg
rrainEt tue Constitutional Amendment
MF. Col(a1 arrived here this evening. He speaks
at New Albany tomorrow {Fr{day) erenIuE, ard
at LefessoErIlle Saturday afte.
The Cnfo1 soldiers Of ku.h and atJosn!1E eouA-
tics lad s.rand rally at I.nshsiile To-day. ane
were addressed BY Governor Gakc:, t;cncrals Ben
mel, Grosc. un3 othcIe. Ores five thousand pco-
pfe were present
, 1866-08-17
MEXIC1}.


HE. fnnxt Au:ntt 11.-AAsIcc. fron tho City
ot N.siea !" the *ol ulstnlu say &i.t Tie IT t.t.
'n'tett. t.e4tly sadn In that city wtru of tsrAon.
Liz Eal4ee.nd ea1tJ him oG TO tAe ,nonn}ains<
= 4 lea,sr pasp"stnE 70 hs written by tiene:a1
hansa nm, 70 s,.e hrcll.!'or oslone1, tlsye, tho
rcssed. hut r. not ban!.tcd to ucata,l. ,h sane
is the sc*:, s:ason OF III. falling health. '1's
, 1866-08-17
FR0N FORTRESS MONROE.

f1r.. JtE.. ..f,uyt&--t'ro1tsnston Of General
Miles.
]"rrtS = Faknor. Va. Augnrs tt.-ttrs. Jo1.
y: i. "'st S"ft!i Ut rrruIta FOR a fs* dsIs.
u liz su;Alat atuty As 1slpa 10 tho FnY!ls.4
,1.'h.'y 1h!' sr;tms. T. t,i,s oe ,n.ny al,uut iu.
i vi b .+rrutnd at.,.ardlatciy. tirrtfai uttrs
!. t'.m + Washington. hui ha. mi vi srrc;tri
nr >Epan!tnr': ass tr,''xatt y! Ill. sur~!rsa ii
'.:' :t",lon ~ post con,tnsadrr .rtr. 0"'
, 1866-08-17

Ia every scd tho ofcac1 subscriber anItaeft
r. O. nddryss. Noney br D.a. Post Om:e O-Ier. Ex~
rzezs. or in Registered Le1eys may BE- sea. ii oar r-
, 1866-08-17

FRIDAY AUGUST II, 1865.

f4y- Our orders for Blanks for collecting
the additional 1Bounttc~ aud Pensions under
tho scceut laws arc filled on tho Anntc duy
they are received. We have all the forms
See list elsewhere.
TRIBUNE C0xrANf, Chicaro,