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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND and PACIFIC Kali RAIL
Z J ROAD COMPANY.--A DIVIDEND OF FIVE FIR CbNtt
free Of l. 5. has been declared pSysSe On H
TENTH nay or OCTOBER The Transfer Books Wn DC
closed the Twenty ninth and opened on the I~eh oAJ o. ~
In order 20 avail themselves Of the above Dividend VII ps he
.sy holders Of the Chicago ana hok s c M Cn,ny
for CeTthcae. OF ms company
yof 10 the closing Transfer Books on the 1sh Of
- "a an pcb erthrste thus EXCHANGED can De feeeu
- ON and ser day Of October and the holders
tbsTeo vii, receive Certificates AID The o. - VI
the
NTIV4SSA PHOSPHATE COMPANY-THIRD
~ DTyiDENDThe Trustees q ths nAsASIH n y N
ofTwo DOLLARS pr share payable sspienoeI ~ ~
bods Of record that Transfer Boots closed RON sepDe
20 70 September ~, 1850 "ALAhh L. IN Nv AN''i ~
ksW.YoTk. Sept; 8, 1860.
. OYyIcK OF rHE PANAMA RAILROAD CosPANf ,.so !
ToxTfyH BUDfxqt No. Wslt, NEW1 OK sept - 100
DOTH DIVIDEND-The Board OF Directors nave
DO this dsy declared DIVIDEND ofFOUR PER I'M oot %
earnings the road for the three months enoins eo
etc PAYABLE TO the their legal representatives on ana
after Oct .. oe,h
IL - .oy,is. ~ a., HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
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BORT il)aroen's Nctife.

srAfs EEw.Yoax
PoRT.wknDEss oTrIcz, No 20 Winanst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with so-
ton Of the set passed April Ia 1857 entitled An Act Re-
organise wsrdsns Office Of the Port Of New York 10 n
charge Of the subject matter d sach
inquiry the following
una the Port Wden that the said
will be completed within suoessd< is
notice. o board said vesseisi
Steamship Niagara
steamship hansa .uoookon
Steamship City OF London. 40 ~ r.
BARK Acme.
behr. OF MadenriAna.
hlNTHoRNE ToAPkIkh. ffsssAsaA
4 Aygs axaksxkx sssgytAsf.
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Dlpioeno Notices.

DUTI,s HEAD BANK.-THIRTY-F FIRST DIYI-
ID DFED-Ths Bank will pay s usual QUARTERLY DIELS1
DEND Of -FOUR a. PER CENT free Of Government tau on Ino
ter the l'I day o. oo'0OsI ~ MILLETT Cs.hisr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

A YOUNG married MAN, experienced in most every
n bpnes wishes POSITION or INTEREST in some house in
or ont Of NewYork city Win invest e20cO Address NJ s. L.
Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
TAX FoR sTATE PCRPosrs.

Tor Common Schools tlrogshon the Stale, four hund
81 AZ. nd ivtst5ssss s4oe $40 Is
W a.0.,i ,n,c0scs ouem million Eve hundred and
- sS %; ,s' l'na'a ana '.'.. Use s
Dor Ctnas eght hundred aud seventy nine thonsand 80
-four Lcel dollars forty nine cents sTsHo "
Tots two n ..cn hundred snd two thousand sish
Hundred forynins dollars aud thfty cests 2s N
The afore
collected sud paid into the County ca'ury hord
81 the Government Of tho County OF rev"
of neudus Of the Metropolitan Police stationed
And smpoye1 sa.G County fo the aggregate sou Of h'e
or tuo hundred thousand four hundred and
five dollars and fifty (s3i06 k for the several purposei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28
CHANCES for Business GIerL

A LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for
~ SALE fr $1,000 Articles constant demsnd busine"
extended Satisfactory for selling shop
operation Address ID. L. H. hsnuiacueT care Tribune
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Drp GOODS.

Sn0 DOZEN
r. II. MACY.
Fourtesuth.si and SIth-svs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

A first-rate PAPER MAKER WANTED as FORE.
"A MAN IN Rag News Print MIL Adore" j. J. DAY. No !
qste-s York NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

To,l Ave million three hundred AMI eighty one
thousand io-, s3sl 4Os 50
r.4.rf amount Of Of the County no otherwise
p.clsiy appropriated by law. In pnTsuane, OF the re-
,uiremsnts Of chapter e37 Of the Laws Of o the same
Ssfng es3mat,d stated In the Compirolers eommu-
sea,lon 40 the Board July 2, 1886, Doenmmt No. TO- - .
rsSe ls one hundred and ten thousand dolar ll0coo
fqoL i've million two hundred and sevnty-ons
thousand four hundred and i've dollars md hitY 49, 80 81.
sxo There shall and hereby Imposed tpon the eHes ore
& and 10 be rs,ed and paid into The County Treasury
the OF e Corporation o. tho Iy OF rev
Yok I Of Of eight million ioir hundred sod MY
en thound hundred sud hityseveD doEs and hyine
.ots s84S25 3 for tho several purposes hereinafter ehame'
sei. 10 Wit;
~S l'i,. " ............. $4,000 90
ASoiaI.' hsiaf' '.l 5000
Alterations Of ASsetuci Eighty sixth TO NineJsecond 49,
street, rty tAoaani and eighty-one donas.. 6ooN 90
49, INV thousand dol ars .......... %
bsa -, proadWsv heeen thousand dolHs.. 1900 %
Bosfd health thousand tive hundred toafs 400 "
Central Jerk-Maintenance and government: o. two
do ai. snd ninstythree 9e9
asU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

Teuu N on
hundred and hyseyen doa and thirty nine 20
of the Corporation not ether
yi's specially spI[opsd BY s~ !" PuT 70: ofS Of
Law. Of aud chapter $40 Of the Laws OF 1906 the
same being e,iulhiei as stated in the Comvtrolsr'
communication o the Board, July ? 1896 doc. No
TO- pages IA and l5 two million dollars 2ooooOO 90
Total srh, million four hundred and any-ssven theu.
sand two hundred aud hfyssveh dollars aud hify' -
sne ee1I h:; I be- and hereby l. upon the estate. .l
and personal Gorvs rae collected and paid into the Cou
Trss'a,y according to men oP o. chap
Ger Of 6 tax Of and Tor the o. three hundred
..s e esS Il ssS e.
cT and County Of New Y Tor the corrected by
Annual Taxes hereby approved and eonhIHed
iryI hundred aud eighty nine thousand nine humid
red and eight dollars = 71G ea} 9OJl ,,,
he Committee Anngs T.Is' are hereby authorised and
directed to estimate compute the aIe. imposed oy .h
ca assessment rolls or required section Is Of
70 cause the item. Of said DO carefully sdded and TO Sc, down
the amount the therein and T s Of Ess1 S
unpaid o. the 1865 may De entered therein pro
vided By 10 Of elaDteT $40 OF the Laws Of lSS
sKc AMER compilation Of the assessment rolls hIbooks
.POvida in the preceding scon u n1 ps 1s y che Bo.S or
the proper warrants authorizing aud requiring the l
ns 70 law and Immediately deliver the said
o with the warrants Srs.ad A5leIsd IhseG 20 'aS st Of
taxes Ia each book may 10 be
charged to the Receiver for collection
REHABILITATION.
Tar for State purposes, two million pine hundred snd
two hou,nd eight hundred and forty nine dollars aud M so -
Tar for County purposes, hvs million two hundred and
:e eT sv one nouano 'o s.7 Os
Tar City purposes, eight million four hundred spt
Ply ss S tbisy nins ~ sts7 2S1 70
sixteen mGs "a se. and tweryis cents
Add 10 supply deficiencies per chapter 10 Law. o lou
tnre. hundred nineteen thousand two hundDd ... -
and hsy.hye dollars snd sztytwo eenti''..''' SsS %
Asxregate amount Of tar to be levied, sixteen milon
nine hundred fifty thousand hundred al . o.o - =.
eHty-seven dollars and eghty-right cents eloSn 20
Rate dollars and thirty cenis S1 sO Oh Que hundred
dollars " 1901.
ORDINANCE.
Supervisor TWEED presented the following;
AN ORDINANCE
mIKSo ADDITIONAL IoR tbs scpfohI o. ih
Cousrr ooyERNEKxT TKAR KIsnrEH HUNDRED AND
TSs Hoard er Sspro u the oour'yV Ns~ f0'I DO 'Tda" a"
In addition to the sums heretofore appropriated for the
.unn of the County Government for The year 1866 h following
APPROPRIATIONS hereby made;
lsrgREsr or NEw.YoK COUNTY BoSps Yoh THE M
PAYMENT OF TRxKs-for the payment oil interest," on
bonds Authorized be issued M pursuance ehAprr a..
w. Lass 81 lsSe sss sa<slsa &esar~s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

OyUc,ILl sEPrRE8gn g6 le6-l2 Jeloch
Pres- Henry Smith esq, President and superysoEi Stewart
Tly lgad Shook Roche. Fox, Wilmann end Hayes.
fhe Bsrd met puualt doummel IN their Chamber, No. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

STATE OF NEW YoEK BASx DEPAETnhET !
LIHANI. Apn Is, 1860.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
Ter 2se Laws Of and as Of 1855 that the CreoanE
10 BANK on NEWfOI.k Banking ANociAlon
located City OF New-iorf will be redeemed a. Pai y
,.uendent Of the Bsnkins Department presentation Al e VA
TONAL MHCHANlC AND FARMERS BANK In the City Of
Albany fo hereof and not thereafter
The outstanding Circulating Notes the said btnt must ps Pr
,ond Al from the date hereof and
Mo-, which ,hs not Sc prrsened redemption and payment
within specified viii 10 be charge upon s Na
in Inc hands Of Superintendent for that purpose
l.Ssna Ar O ". SCHUYLER. Superintendent,
STATE OF NTw-YoRK BANK DEPARTMENT,
April, a. 1866
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap
Ter 23s Laws 1859 and 4 Laws Of 1865 that the ereusng
800 sd 10 The PheniI Of City OF New Yorts banking
s,,oon located City Of New Nort-wl be redeemed AZ
% b be supernte3dent BANKING Department pTe'ens
ion Al the National Bank IN the City OF Albany io
air ,frontb ds'e hereof and not thereafter
~ oo,.sny crcuIs,ing notes said Bank must Be
,en.d a. Aforesaid from the date heroli ena
800 hb b no. be for redemption and payment within
70 BE- chsig upon the luna u tho
h,nds Of The Superintendent for that pnrPoss - ,,.
lsw6so. apT27 o. w sChOi@hht SuPeiin'enuoH1
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hUTCH BULBS for SALE by
G U A N 0

1900 TONS No. Peruvian Guano
400 tuns Bruces Concentrated ferulzef
1890 tDnsS Swami Island CuGno.
q large small lots By -. - =, ,,o go.
HIHE ALDERNEY COWS "SALEM" and
II STRAWBERRY" also Heifer yesI aud ball oid 4ne
the best Attorney of
Il, Dr. A D. NEWELL. New brunswiek, n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-28

CoaukslosERs RECORDS, EIYEyDfTran op-Fof
OF the Commissioners Of Records in pursuance 81
s01 hundred thousand dollars lVo
AKMoRIEs AND Drill Ao0ns-Eor additional amount Tor
this thirybvs thousand dollars ~" !"
Winch was adopted by the following a,
Ahmstve- Supervisors Fox Hayes Roche Shook Stewart tns
President. Supervisors Tweed NLlmGnn-8.
Neutrality-suspicious. Eiy-L
And directed hs Honor the Mayor O'
approval
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24

During the Revolutionary War, says the
Harrisburg Telegraph, q party OF British
rutlians surprised Contnentil encamp-
ment and killed in cold blood the sleeping
occupants OF the tents The decd was one
of british atrocity; aud filed the hearts
OF the colonists, then battling for the rights
of mon, with horror. General Anthony
Wayne, then in command in the Colonial
army, was the first to avengc the assas ,iuG-
tioh OF his companions in arms. lie adopt
ed for lis battle cry the fearful inuLcio'
Remember PdoH and ever afterwards,
whilo the war lasted, Mad Anthony's (such
his soldiers called him) troops rang those
words into tie ears Of tie British Invaders,
as their swords or bayonets pierced their
hearts. As the British crept on a camp of
sleeping American soldiers, aud slaughter
ed them, 80 have the traitors of the South
crawled on all assemblage of defenceless
Union men and murdered them in cold
blood II was Paoli repeated at New
Oleaus, hence 'orth as we meet our polti
cal foes at the ballot-box, who sympathize
in the most savage ebuiton of passion
we too must adopt us our battle-cry, Re
member Nec OHednsi
Remember New Orleans! Let this be
inscribed on all our banners.
Remember New Orleans, and don't for
get tho diabolicol part which Andrew
johnson played in that fearful transaction.
The blood of forty Union men, spilled by
traitors, who met at New Orleans to en-
gage in the freedom of speech, is on til,
hands of Andrew Johnsonl
Remember New Orleans!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
tCommunicated.1

EDIroR JOURNAL; II Is undeniable .act
that certain friends Of Mr.. ASHLEY in Perrysburg,
have stated that if any Republicans should refuse
to vote for bin, they, the friends Of Mr.. A. would
scratch the name Of Judge Larry. As Repub-
ican, desirous Of maintaining The unity and
efficiency of the party, I protest against threats
like this and against the action indicated by It. n
there are members Of the party who can not CON
scientiously vote for Mr.. AsHLEY-this is a matter
Of sincere regret, butt furnishes no excuse, much
less q Justification, for scratching the name upon
the ticket Of any other worthy candidate. To do
would not only be foolish hut wicked, and he is
no friend Of the party or patriot, who will let his
friendship for an individual lead him 10 defate
the ticket and weaken the party.
The hopes of the loyal portion Of the nation and
the security Of freedom rests upon the success Of
the Union party, and ss many of its candidates as
possible should be elected. Every Union defeat
gives encouragement and strength to the enemies
of just government.
II Judge Larry fails TO receive the entire vote
Of the party throughout the county these men
shall be held responsible for every ticket scratched
aud made to respond through coming years for
their betrayal of a people who had heretofore
generously bestowed upon them, their confidence.
Let II be repeated these men shall be held response
BILE for every Republican ticket upon which the
name of Judge LATTY shall be found scratched.
REPUBLICAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
The Ison. A. 5. Latty.

The Court of Common Pleas for Van
Vert county commenced its session on
Tuesday of last week, From urgent pri
vate business, his Honor Judge Mackenzie
could not preside during tho early portion
of the term, and as an act of judicial court
esy Judge Latty, of the Second District,
.cte,l for him.
TAe high chOract acquired by Judge
Latty in the discharge OF his judicial duties
in the Second District is alike creditablc
to himself aud the constituency which
elected him. In the care and attention he
manifests in cases before him in process OF
trial in his keen perception of the merits
Of arguments presented in his broad and
comprehensive application of civil an OF
criminal l,~, in his strict imrartiality, and
in is mhexible rectitude Of character, he
has reflected honor on the judicial and the
po itical s, stem of governments by which
ne was placed in Office, Nor should it bt
forgotten thai, ('nlike some who precede
him.) IN private fe, the associations ant
the high moral character of the Judge, re
fleet honor on i'm elf ANA on his officers
Em Vert Bulefin.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
FIFTH DISTRICT.

General MosEs b, WALKER, of Hancock /,
has becn nominated by the Union party,
cf the Fifth District, for Congressional
Representative, We should like to see
our old preecptor elected, but his District
is black As Erebus with Copperheadism. A
man of sound Judgment, foroible aud elo-
quent as speaker, aud possessing indom,
table energy, the General will make hard
fight, and II he can no, be elected, he will at
least poll a larger Union vote than was
ever giver in his District. Our prayers 60
with him.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
JUDGE A. y. LATTY.

In last weeks issue We oallod attention to
the eminent lngal ability of Judge LArrY,
In confirmation of what we then said, we
would now state that he has been ten years
upon the bench, and during the whole of that
time has had but one OF his judgments re-
vsrsed by the Supreme Court, and that by
a majority only of the judges, Aud further
mare that one Of the judges who voted for
reversal, has sinee stated, that upon further
reflection, he ia convinced thero was no
error in the original judgment.
When we take into consideration the fact
that the Supreme Court not mfrequeutly
roverses it's own judgments, this is very
high proof Of the legal ability aud great
care Of Judge LArrY, II ia a record with
which he may not only be satisfied, but
which many other judges may Le excused
Tor envying.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
A subSi,llzad Press.

There is not one paper in fvo hundred,
in tho United States, that supported NJ. Ii :
coin for the Presidency, that hoes not sus
tain Congress aud oppose my policy"
Mr., johnson, therefore, in talking ahodt
"a subsidized press" shows whero the
shoe punches. lie tried to Suhsldize the
press as he dl the men who held Fed,ral
oli es, but ia led. There never was a
moro sublime spectacle presented than that
shawn in the bold lront exhibited by the
Union press Of the United States, in oonnec.
ton with the refusal OF the great macs of
the gentlemen who held Office, lrom Cabinet
Ministers down. to be bribed by Executive
patronage. Never was, since the days OF
John Tyler, such an attempt made 10 cor.
rupt the people as Mr. johnson has made.
and there is not recorded in the history Of
this or any other couptry more signal
failure than now stands forth prominently
as evidence of the integrity OF the patriotic
press aud people Of America CmeiaRUii
| Gazette.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
OHIO UNION PLATFORM.

Rcsolped, That the Union party Of Ohio, having
sustained tho General Government during four
years of successful war against the united ellUrts
tfrebels in the South aud their pertisaus in the
North, nnw demand that peace shall be established
upon such stable foundations that rebellion and
secession will neveT again cndangcr our National
existence,
Rssotcea, That this Convention fully indorscs
The amendments to the Constitution proposed by
Congress TO the Legislatures Of the States as II
liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment, and the
uuion party Of 0hio pledge for II their united and
hearty support.
Resoigcd That the nation owes the heroic men
of our army and navy debt of lasting gratitude
foe their patriotic services in defense OF the Com
stituion and the Union, and we urge upon Com
gress the duty of equalzing the bountcs and
that while wa cherish with tender affection the
m,mnries OF the fallen braves, we pledge 70 their
widows ana orphans the nations care aud pro-
t,ciiOn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
JoIlMsOnIamisnlS.

" but we must not foryet what may be
ne cy to individI ais is cruelty TO the State.
--Aathe,c JohnSOH
" n'ea son mast be made olitus, traitors
must bv punished and Impoverished; thev
must not only be punished but their sueial
power g royei;'and ait max rg reason
oijous every Union man and t,1 Govern-
mcnt shond b, remnneratel out Of tho
p ckets of those who have inflicted this
great suffering upon the country AadreT
Jo1aSoH, april Il. 1868
II, ALdyew johnson, hereby proclaim
liberty full, broad ard unconditional lib
erty---to every man in Tennessee will
he your Moses, aud lead you through the
Red Sea of struggle and servit0ic, TO a
future Of liberty aud peace, Rebellion and
slavery shall no more pollute our State =
ARdre,e JohRS0Rs speech 10 tke colored cik
itsas Of NasheiHe, Oct 25, 1864.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
PRECEDENT JOuNSoN,s CAMPAIGN
nm

. Is
The President accompanied by his Clbi.
MT, with General GRANT ani staff, leaves
tue city Of Washington on Tueslay next,
for Clicago, in orderto be present at the
oeremouials of laying the cornerstone of
the Douglas monument. The Philadrlphia
Press says thero arc some facts connected
with this movement that have not yet been
malopHblio. 1t claims that the real object Ct
the visit is snothing more nor less than sort
of trlumphal march, Presidential campaign
tour, which is to extend from the Elst to
the West during which My Policy " is to
be pressed upon the people by its d'stn-
guished author, assisted by his constitu
tional advisers. Ii is the intention OF e
oampaigners to stop day or two at each
of the principal cities aud towns on the
rout, beginning at Philadelphia. In Toledo
the Presidential party will stop three hours
on tho afternoon Of September 4,
In going to Chicago it is proposed to strike
the principal cities in the States of New
York, Northern Ohio and Northern Indiana,
returning by way OF st. Louis, Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Pittsburg. Arrangements
have already been made with prominent
Johnson Copporheads at tho different pa-
cos for sernadcs aud otter demonstrations,
which will allow the President aud several
members of the Cabinet an opportunity to
mako speeches. Several reporters, molu
ding representative of tho Associated
Press, will accompany the party, and herald
their exploits to the country. The affair has
been engineered by Secretary SEWARD whc
is constantly boasting that he is the origino
Inventor oil My Policy" The unurstaka'
bile object. says the Press, is, of course, IL
Influence the fall elections, and tho Who'll,
matter may DO regarded as an evidence o
the utter desperation to which the Presi
dent and his (riends arc reduced.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
The Last Raid in pennsylynuio,

Washington, aays u correspondent, to
Judge from tho appearance of the hotels
has been captured by.the rebels. Pardoned
aud unpardone Confederates ill their cor.
ridors and perambuate Pennsylvania Ave
nue, all jubilant over tho work done at Phil.
adclphia, and the approaching annihilation
Of the Radicals They regard the Philadel
phia Convention ms much more signal tri,
unph than any achieved during the war
Although oouilent of their triumph they
are still somewhat subdued in their de
meauor. The Endorsement of the aational
debt, aud the thanks to loyal soldiers gratt
rather harshly on their sensibilities, but
they regard tho end as iustIyiug the means
aud in the improb t6le event ot their obtain
ing the control of the legislative branch o.
the Government, they will doubtless 6ud il
as easy to ropudiate their professions aud
acts at Philadelphia, as il was to repulmt,
aud spit upon their professions of Loyalty
and their oaths to support the Constitution
aud The laws before the war.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24

A oouNrERFErrERs' cave was discovered
near Memphis, on the 25th ult., disclosing
u very rye amount of currency. Besides
a large amount of greenhacks, there were
found 81 500 in United States $500 com
pound interest notes, aud five and ten.cent
revenue stamps, together with a number OF
dies for making the same.
The total amount of valuables Including
both stamps and bills, is estimated at Sl50,.
600, aud all wero Of splendid Workmanship
appearing like the genuine, more 80, proba
bly,, than any other bills ever made.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
TIrE NOMINATION..

We have only room to announce that
lion. d., NJ AsnbEY has been renOmnated
~ Congressional Representative from this
District, by acclanmtiou Let every Union
man do ills duty whole duly-and see
10 it that Our rauks in Congress shall not
suffer the loss Of single member. Tho
crisis is the most important in the history
OF The Republic. Grid on your armor aud
enter the contest with will.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24
CI,YMEn TO ne cor RIu OF.

The Johnson men are trying to get CLy-
NRR of the track for Governor of Pennsyl
vana, believing that unless they can get a
war man against GEARv, he will no elected,
an event which they will regard as ruinous
TO their schemes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-24

TuE VENoEANce or AN 0wI.-A French
paper says that ina commune ner Ayran-
ches an owl has takon terri ble vengeance for
the loss of her youug, which had been
killed oy u farmers lad. For four days the
owl was on the watch for the destroyer,
and On the fifth, upon the boy leaving tho
farmhouse. the injured bird, which had been
perohed on tree, pounced down upon him.
and with one stroke of his claws tore out
his left eye.