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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03
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THE BATTLE OF sADOWA.


The London Times correspondent with
the Austrian army, dated Hohenmauth,
July 4, describes the battle of Sadowa.
Mr.. RUSSELL witnessed the fight from a
high tower, which gave him an excellent
view. We quote;
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The army which General BE- nedek had to
defend his position consisted of at least
225 900 men, but large deduction must be
made for the baggage guards, the various
escorts, the garrisons of Josephstadt and
Koniggratz, the sick and those tired by
marching, and the killed, wounded and
prisoners in recent actions-so that, prob
ably, he lad not more than 100000 Or 1885,
900 actually in hand.
The ground he had to cover from right
to left-was about three miles in leng tn. On
his extreme left in his first line, near the
rear of Nechauitz, and toward the Prague
road he put the Sax0ns. Then the 10th
Army Corps, under Field Marshal Leuten
ant Gablenz; the Sd Corps u ETmee, under
Field Marshal Lieutenant Count Thun; the
4th Army Corps under Field Marshal Lieu
tenant Count Festetics, (who was wounded
early in the day,) and the 2d Army Corps,
under Field Marshal Lieutenant Archduke
Ernest, were placed from lett to right on
the slope of the second range or ridge.
His second line and his reserves consisted
of the 9th Corps a AIpsee, under Fiell
Marshal Lieutenant, the Archduke Leopold;
the LIST Army Corps was under cavalry Cen
eral Count Clam.Galas, and the 9th Army
Corps under Field Marshal Lieutenant
Ranming.
He had at his disposal grand army of
cavalry. Ii was composed Of the lst Light
Cavalry Division under General Major
Edelshem the I'd light cavalry division,
under Count TaXis the lst l'eavy cavalry
division, under the Prince of Hostein the
2d heavy cavalry division, under General
Major Faitseck and the Sd heavy cavalry
division, under General Major Count Cou.
dehhave. His artillery consisted of about
$40 guns. The horse, under Feidzeugmeis
ter Benedek's orders, seemed to me the
very finest cavalry by many degrees that !
ever saw. as it certainly was in point of
numbers the largest displayed on one bat
tle-feld in recent days ! cannot think that
toe Austrian Commander-in-Chiefh had much
less than 1000 sabers under his command
yesterday.
IN POSITION.
The center in front of klum and of Lipa
was strongly held by the Sd and 4th Cops
somewhat thrown back, with the lst Corps
10 reserve, and the 9th Corps were in re-
serve on the right, toward Smiralitz. The
Saxons also held considerable portion Of
their force in reserve, in addition te the 8th
Corps, on the left 1t was net possible for
any one but the General himself to describe
the exact situation and position of the
whole Of his host ct the outset Of the bat
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

A MEMBER of fashionable church in New
York electrified music dealer, the other
day, by iuquiring for "Solomon's Song"
saying his rector had spoken of it as pro-
ductiou of great genius and beauty and he
wanted his daughter TO learn it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

A VERY severe tornado visited st. Paul,
Minn. One block was entirely destroyed,
q auumber of buildings were unroofed, and
several, were badly injured in other re-
spects. The total loss.wiIl amount to near'
" $4,000.
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AN Idaho letter says that great excite.
nent has exsted in Ruby City in conse.
quenee Of the intelligence that Captain Jen-
nings and party of fifty men had been
surrounded by the Indians. A number
of volunteers who went to their assistance
found, on their arrival, that the Indians had
The besieged party had
fought for two days without food. Thoy
killed forty Indians and lost but one man.
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A wInowEE, who was accused Of never
having shed tear on tho oceasion OF his
wife's death AMI burial, de(ende his conduct
on the ground that she caused him to shed
so many before her death that the briny
was utterly dry,
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TuE canker-worm, as he spins his web,
works by tho same laws as we. Open an
other chamber in his brain, and he win be
not less like us, but more. By-and-by he
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

A WITTY printer, who quit the businesss
studied physic, and become a physioian1
gave his reason for so doing that in printing
all the faults are exposed to the eye, but
in physic they are buried with the patient
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TnE large American emigrant ship,
Monarch of the Seas, which sailed froni
Liverpool on the 9th of March last, for
New York, has been four months at sea, and
fears are entertained that some direful
disaster has overtaken her, and that she
has gone to tho bottom with all on board.
Size had GA passengers and crew of 81
men, including the officers. The vessel
wrs valued at Sl25000 aud is fully insured.
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"You have been sorely tried" said q
sympathizing friend of Joe. Crowdon, weep.
ing over the coffin of his third wife. Yes,H
responded the hereaved one, =" l have always
had the dreadlnll est luck with wntnenE
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" wo would have the kindness of others
we must endure their folies. He who can
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his time to multitude Of tyrants.
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The man who can make his own hret
black his own boots, carry bis own wood,
hoe his own garden, pay his own debts, and
live without wine and tobacco, need ask
no favor Of him who rides in coach aud
C,ur
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-03

NEsUvius is showing signs of greater dis
turbauco than has been tho case for two
years. The volcano is laundering, and
the crater emits an enormous volume Of
fire.
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OFFICE OVER KREPS' STORE, .
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TERRIBLE ARTILLERY FIRE.

The tumult Of voices was dreadful, and
such as is never to be heard save in some
such awful agony of battle. The Aust ians
again advanced little nearer the big tree,
and two batteries OF reserve artillery could
be seen driving fast to tho left TO strength
en- the attack. But the Prussian reserves
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The London Times correspondent with
the Austrian army, dated Hohenmauth,
July 4, describes the battle of Sadowa.
Mr.. RUSSELL witnessed the fight from a
high tower, which gave him an excellent
view Wa ouote tr.-. "
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
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The time 10 drawicg near whom the Union
man of Delaware will have to choose KEEP
resentative for Congress. Much Of the success
of our principles will depend upon tho man We
nsmInate as our standard bearer. he must be
an unwaveriug, unconditional Union nan, one
who has shown by hio acts that he was not
afraid 10 battle for the right, when II cost
something to be Union man in Delaware. A
man whom the ghosts Of our martyred SOL
diers will not haunt, because he refused them
n decent burial. One who was the soldiers
friend. and himself bore an honorable Office
An the army, which taught rebellion the value
freemen put upon the Union. Such man We
want, where shall we find him. Permit me
TO refer to well known cltizeu Of SUSSEX
County, as one in whom thiak all the requl
sits qualifications for the crisis arc combined
Major James R. Lshand Is the gentleman
refer TO you as the Representative to our mex
Congress; a bold, Arm. and determined man
who will sssist 10 reconstruct our governmen
Sn the right way. One that Copperhssds can
mot tamper with, aud whose votes will alway
be on the side oil freedom, and neei no APPEL
oey. viii you citizens Of Delaware, nominal
she gallant Major as your standard bearer
She coming oampaignf
do not know that he has been consulte
on the subject, but ! believe him honest an
capable, and hold that the Office should 1
the man, and not thu man 6ud the office.
Canterbury, May 10TH A. 2. oSAoND.
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n" ~
Retgiox.-Rev. Mr.. Rittenb ouse preached
highly interesting sermon to children In 81.
Paul's N. E. Ohuicb, on last sabbath morning.,
from the | btb verse Of the Sd chapter OF Pro-
verbs: ut Is more precious than rubies"
His object was TO show the value Of religion
he observed that rubies aud preciou, stones
are valuable only ~ ornaments. They were
variously estimated, lady In London having
q ruby worth $40. 900, and the value Of some
onds was placed as high as million OF
dollars. II all the precious stones were
brought together they would make very
glitterng pile but religion IL worth more ihan
them all-it entities the pogsessor to q crown
which 10 iucorruptible aud fadeth not away
In order to impress his remarks upon the
miuds OF his young hearers, he arranged bis
| discourse under the following heads: lat
| Religion Is more valuable treasure than ru-
| bies, as Is shown by the above observation.
I'd. II 10 more useful. If the monatchies OF Eo :
rope were to pass away, the crown jewels
would be worth very little. Sd. Religion 10
valuable because It brings oontensment. hu-
bies and diamonds cannot satisfy the possessor.
| Men who gather the riches OF earth are never
| satisfied, they always want more, He related
al incident Of young girl who persevered 10
| religious duties against the remonstrances OF
her father, end at an evening party she sang
q hymn, which led to Lis conviction, and soon
after he became christian, and contributed
largely te the ciu,e OF religion, 4,h. Il is
more enduring treasure, thieves cannot steal
it, nor FIRE consume it. A diamond can bt
burned, but religion endureth forever; DEATH
canno: separate us from 1t, 1t Is q heavenly
treasure. He spoke Of the vanity of earthly
possessions, and referred 10 a young LADY who
became famous as an actor yet she caugh
cold, and despite Of her richess she was doomed
to an early death. When dying she was lo'l
to leave her jewels, aud had them spread on
on the couch before her. How much better
he asked, would 1t have been had Rachel pos
sesssd this treasurer The change from eartt
to heaven, must have been very acceptable h
Lazarus, and also to all others. Those VIII
, wish to possess this treasure must seek it,
Those who possess 1t can enjoy There, and II
, eternity.
. coAL-Losust Mountain Nut, 50 90; Lo,u'
! Mountain Stove, 81 90; Lorberry Stove, yer
. pleasant and economical Red Ash coal for summs
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= before delivery. GEonaE W. Busa, French Stre'
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LAWS OF DhLAWA NE.
Section andI1 If an act entitled, AN act regulating
he sale Of Intoricating Lfquors, &c." passed AZ
Dovsr March 1861, as amended BY act Of February
any :hf
hour: q ths nisS shall EuS
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for the time Of Ave from tbs time OF such third
house, votuAilfnH house, without q valid LICENSE,
required BIZ this act, or II any other than
the iister manuiscturer OF intoxicating nqnors
from fruit grain the products of his soil Sr Of
cedng section OF this act, shall, without having .
any Intoxicating Hsuors By q measure OF quart or
upwards II any person not bsing licensed tavern
keeper keeper Of alehouse vicuAIlng house. with
the privilege Of selling Intoxicating liquors under
the provisions Of this act, shall sell liquors by any
measure less than quart such person shat
viction thereof, by indctment forfeit and pay for
first offence nne OF hu ndred besides
and n default Of payment thereof shall be imprisoned
not less than six more than twelve and Tor
second or any subseaue offence shall forfeit and
pay ane Of two hundred dollars besides COSTS AID In
than nins than twelve months.
| STATE OF DELAWARE
| kxBopTIvE DEPARTMENT. 4
| I, Cusrus W. wei. Ar. Secretary OF State OF the
State OF do hereby certify that the
Is 4 true COPY OF Ions and " Of Ohaper l0s l2tf
volume Delaware Laws, entitled, "An act Regulating
this Bale OF Intoxicating Liquors, &c., as the same
stands amended by act passed al the last session
tho Gene a Assembly Of this state 10 wit thd 18th
dsy OF February 1855, entitled, IAN ret to Aisehd
act entitled An act regulating thu sale OF Intoz
Ing Lie DO, passed At Dover March 1851. the
SAID two sections been Arrape AMI conn ared
by with the ORIGINAL rolls die in this De-
| pArtment
| and ohcial seal al Dover. this sixteenth day
r. OF May. in the year OF Lord one thousand
l. eight hundred and sixty-Ex
| CUsTUs W. WRIGHT,
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REGISTERS OFFICE,

knw CAsfLn CouKry, May 10, 1859.
Upon the application OF George g. Cieavef Ad-
~ ministrator Of Thomas Ratllf late of ct Geprget
Hd in said Co. decd IL 10 ordered and directed w the
Register that the aforesaid notice Of
the granting of Letters of upon tn estate
OF the with the date OF gran ting thereof b,
causing to be pestsd within forty day
from the date OF such In sx OF the public
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having demands gAinst the Estate to the
abide by Act OF Assembly In such made
and crowded. And also the same to be inserted
within the period In the Delaware Republican,
newspaper Published in Wilmin stoa and to be opntn
---J Given under the hand and Seal OF once sf th,
BsS Aforesaid, at New Castle in New CASTLE
~ Co., Aforesaid, the day and above wilton
r. O.ERAlh, Register.
H0TIOB.-An persons having claims against the rs
tate of the duly Attsstet
to the Administrator ON before May 10, 1867, oil
abide the Act of Assembly In such mads and pro
may a. am AdministrHtor
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A BEAUTIFUL
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This Is splendid situation, being 80 feet above tJe
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house has two Parlsrs, Library, Hall and Dining
Room the first floor In main building, and I'VE
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Kitchen, Wash house and Servants Rooms, the out
buildings good, Carriage House, Stable, Grhnary
Ice House (flIed with ice) Smoke House and good
Gsrdnors House, with four rooms all In good order
Has all kinds Of choice Fruit apple orchard
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LsaIsLArton lit is the duty Of Congress to
leeislate tor the country. The members OF
that body are responsible to the people for
.thsir action. II they fail In their duty, they
cannot hope for re .electisR. 1t is the prov
ince of the President to recommend such mead
ures as he may deem best calculated TO pro-
mote the interests Of all, but lie has no right
70 attempt to force Congress to adopt them
II 10 his business to execute the laws-in fact
he Ia an executive and not Legislative officer.
Il 10 unwiss, 1t 10 most reprehensible, for the
executive 10 attempt to overshadow or ignore
the legislative branch OF the Government
Even II the President were possessed OF more
wisdom than any other man in the country, ne
should not attempt to assume the business
which the constitution makes 1t the duty OF
Others to perform. 1t 10 still more reprehen-
sible IN President to attempt to make the a.
doption of certain opinions by an office hold
or pre- requisite to . continuance In office.
Presidsnt may properly dismiss incumbents on
party considerations, but he belittles himself
when he does so for personal ones. IL 10
little mind tina. leads any one to use ofices In
his Gift 10 promote selfish purposes or to build
M party for his individual promotion. 10
nine cases ont Of ten such efforts will tail al
those who love the detection Of partisan
generally despiss the one guilty Of 1t. Even
those who love treason generally hate the trail
TOR. Benedict Arnold and John Tyler are sx-
smples OF this and we commend them to thu
attention of all others who may ieel disposed