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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-23
EOCAL RREVITIEs.



-DoN'r forget The School Exhibition on Tues.
day evening next.
--REAp the advertisement Of W. W. WuuNEY
then 60 to Toledo aud see the wonders Of his Pal.
ace Of Music.
"A sEvsRE storm Of rain and hail passed over
this vicinity Tuesday night, accompanied by
thunder and tightening. H
-"BrReIsBIous symptoms" were prevalent in
this place on Sunday night, 1t will no, be aniss
for our citizeus to be on the alert
- THE safe Of Mr.. DIx in Maumec, was blown
open on Monday night, Fortunately the Villains
found but six dollars for their pains. -
--0n Sunday night there was a heavy fall OF
snow, covering the ground to the depth Of four
inches. The verual Equinox is greeted with all
the habilimens Of winter.
-PETiTIoNs have been presented in the House Of
Representatives, at Washington, signed by several
thousand citizens Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, ror
the Improvement Of the Maumee Bay.
--THE Perrysburg Literary Society has been
adjourned for two weeks-by what Authority VIC
know not. We question the policy of such a
movement, and very much fear that its death
knell has been sounded. If the determination was
to close its sessions Il certainly meritcd sine di,
adjournment in appropriate form. Reqrieseat u,
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TOLEDO mARKET.

TOLEDO, March %, 1866.
FL0UR--Fine, SIS 00@5 %; Superfne 75Gl
9 90; Extra, 2jW6 80; Double Extra and Fancy,
00@ll 90. Rye Flour, 6 so. Buckwheat, 90.
GRA1N-0ld Red Wheat 21sc; amber Mchi-
gan old, 2l7c; now, l5l ~ new white 1860. Corn,
4jc. Oats, 2GGQ32c. Rye G2}6c.
PoRk-Mess heavy S2j; light 2j Oo butts and
rumps % 90.
LARD-prime, in bbls, l7c; do kegs, lsc.
BEEF--AIess heavy Sl4; do light Il 90; prime
10 co.
POTATOES -Neshannocks soc Long Pink
Eyes, soc; MERGERS and Carriers, S5c; Common
and Mixed, zoe. r1IE4
LLOW-Mutton 10c; Beef lie.
BUTrER-Fresh roll SOC; in keg Csc; common
EGGS-2Oc.
POULTRY Chickens dressed 7p III 1i0lSc;
turkies zoe; ducks l2al4c geese l0l6l2c.
FEArlERS-G Geese No. !. 7O@SOe; do No. Q,
40@Jj0c
GROCERIES--Coffte- Rio 2s@3Oc; Java 43c;
Sugars-raw sugar l16ll4c crushed 17MlSl5c
granulatcd l7Mc; A coffee loves } coffee lGl &c.
G coffee llH0l5c, Teas-Young Iysou, lO0@
1000; Imperial l45@l9Dc; Black 90@l50c
Japan l20@l3Oc.. Moasses sO@l25c. Sirups--
fair G2@65c; good 8S@00e; prime 1lOGi4Oc.
Rice-Rangoon 9H@llc; Carolina II 1I@lic.
LUMBER Clear $685. I'd clear s5O;. box SIS;
stock boards S23; common boards Sl9: culed do
SD; fencing S2Oi Gull fencing Sl4 flooring strips
Sl5; I'd do S33 ioist s2anting and timber, Is feet
and under, Sl9; l l9-inch sawed shingles so,
IA lS-inch sawed shingles Z 25 lG-inch sawed
shingles 90 and 90; clear and second dressed
flooring 500; common dressed flooring 30 90:
common dressed siding S22; ID and clear Dire ssed
siding S2S; dressed stock common l2-inch, $25:
dressed common boards S2l; Lath so.
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WovthiIV BESTOWED.

Mr.. E. WELLS, Conductor on the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad, since his connection with the
road, has won to himself the esteem and confidence
of al, who have made his acquaintance He is
faithful and attentive to the wants Of tue travelling
public and his urbanity and gcntleuIanly deport-
ment is observed by all. On more than one occa-
sion his fidelity has been exhibited in marked
manner. The. latest instance that has come under
our observation, Is the recovery of a acarpet-saek,
negligently left upon the cars by Rev. 7. n BARK
DULL, of this place, who, in a card to the Blade
makes proper acknowledgement of the fact,
aud hcstoiys "a just tribute to Conductor WELLS
attention in search of the missing sack, and its
safe return.
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Tie Grovesteen piano Forte

Still llretains its precedence and greatpopularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for a
period of thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed and even un-
eqacd in richness, volume and purity of tone du
rabity and bheapness. Our new scale, French
action, harp pedal, iron frame, oyer-strung bass,
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper BY from 500 to 5000 than the same style
and finish are sold by any other firstcass makers
in the country. Dealers and all in want of good
pianos are invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs Of our differ
eat styles, together with prices, No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals almost without number, have been award
ed to the Groyesteen Piano, and at she OeGebrotsd
Worlds Far, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europ, and the U. S., it
took the highest award. pF
Established 1921 GrOYesteen CO.,
l3zz 400 broadway, New York.
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no CONsUMPTTvEs.

The advertiser, having been to health In
few weeks by very simple remedy after having uf
fered for several years wlth severe lung affection
and that dread disease, consumption-is anxious to
make known ohis fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desireit, he will send copyof the pro.
scription used Gree Of eharge), with the objections
for preparing and using the sane which they win fnd
Q sgRE CURE for CossuMrrioS, ASTHMA, BnoNcEirts,
oovdns, ooIDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The eHy object ef the advertiser in sending the Pre-
serpton is to benefit the aictei aud spread lnfor.
nation which be copoeiyes TO be inyaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy as il will
oostthem nothing. and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, viii please address
REY. EDWAPD A. WILSON
f3zz Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
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Dr. Talbott,s Plus,

Composed OF highly concentrated extracts from
roots and herbs OF the highest medicinal value in-
falhble IN the cure Of all diseases ot the Liver or
any arrangement of the Digestive Organs They
remove all impurities Of the Blood, and are un-
eq0aled in the cure Of Darrhea Jauudice, Dyspep-
sia, Scrofula, Billiousness, Liver Complaint Fe
yer Complaint Feyers, Headache, Piles, Mercurial
Diseases, Hereditary lium0rs. Dose, for adults,
one pilln the morning, children half pill. From
one 70 three pills will cure ordinary cases, and
from one TO three boxes will cure any curablc case
of no matter how long standing. Price 81 90 per
box. Trade supplied or sent by, mail p
N.MoTT TAhB0TT, NJ. D., 4 CO., go"
7zz G2 Fulton Street "
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UNION SCHOOL EXYIBIrION.

The Annual Exhibition of the Perysburg Union
School will take place next Tuesday evening, the
27th inst. at the Baptist Church.
The exercises will consist of Essays, Declama-
tons, Colloquies and Paper, iutcrsperscd with
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Admission, IS cents. Proceeds to be expended
in repairing the Philosophical Apparatus.
3 Doors open at 615 O'clock; exercises to com
mence at 7ocl6ck ~
J. w. EWING, Superintendent
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LITERARY NOTICES.
Beadle,s NIonthIy.--

Beadlc's Monthly
The April number of this excellent periodical
presents a rich and varied literary entertainment,
prorusely illustrated. Its contents are After the
Battle; A Winter in Pau; The Dead Letter CON
tinuedG April-0ne Year Ago; What Constitutes
Treason The Reverend Humbug; Saved in Mid
Air; The Alligator at Home; Faces in the Fire;
The Realized Ideal; The Pearl Fisheries; Toms
Wife; My Everyday Paths Hydrnphobia; The
Moneyed Man; Current Notes. Will the publish
ers send us the FIRST number oftheir magazine 2
Terms-Singe copies, So per year. in clubs of
five, and one extra copy, Sl5 in clubs of ten aud
one extra copy, $25. BEADLE Co., Publishers,
New York
GOdey's Lady'S hook
The April number is a most excellent one En-
cravings, both steel and wood, are beautiful. The
Robe Dresses, Novelties for the month, and the
Work Department contain au almost endless vari-
ETY. Of the useful and ornamental. The literary
matter is rich and varied.
Terms--0he copy, one year, SO; four copies So
We will furnish tue Journal and Cooley, one year
for 81 so. Address l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Dem mOrest's illustrated MONTHLY
The April No. Of this popular Magazine comes
to us more fresh and inviting than ever. The Mu-
sic +" Beautiful Spring" could not be more appro-
pirate, and is finely illustrated. Then there is
fine engraving Of" American Mines - another of a
"Praire on Fire r poem entitled I" Geheyeve, &"
beautifully illustrated some excellent stories the
usual chuioe Of Literary matter incud-
ing Talks with Women" by Jennie June, and
the popular Household" 4" Architecture" etc.
There is also magnificent colored Fashion-plate,
protuse Models Of Ladies' aud Children's Costume
accompanied by fund Of varied and practical in
formation on current Fashion. Altogether, II is a
splendid number, aud we do not wonder that
"DEdoREsrP has become Indispensable Ia ladies
TERMS Three Dollars per ahnnm. Each sub
scrloer will get premium in addition. An array
OF most valuable premiums, from q photograph
album TO Piano, are offered to individuals send
ing clubs of from three 70 three hundred subscrb-
esrs' Address William Jennings Demorest, No. 80
Beckuian street, NJ Y.
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LrTrnn rRoM nnoMNLow.
His Views of the Presidents Policy-Uc
Gives the president up as Lost TO the
Union Party Affairs.
NAsnrn1r- N[Ancll. 8. ~


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NAsnvuLe, MARcu, 8. -
Hea. w. y. E,lleg, House Of Representatives
fDRAR Sui lnulOsed | send You copy
OF my proclamation, from which you will
learn that fuction of twenty.one disorgau-
izers here, in the true spirit of tho late in.
iqutous rebellion, have withdrawn, and
reduced our House of Representatives be-
low quorum. need not add further re-
marks, as the proclamation fully discusses
the points at issue.
On Friday last the election Of county
officers took place throughout the State,
such as Clerks, ShewffA justices, Trustees
and Tax Collectors; and in Middle and West
Tennessee the rebels have made clean
sweep, turning the Union men out and
electing their own candidates, who cleo
tioneered for office on the ground that they
wers rebels, aud had either served in the
rebel army, or in some other capacity had
given their influence to the cause of treason
and traitors.
When Richmond fell and Loo surren.
dered, rebels, and many who sympath2cd
with them, We're very respectful to Union
men-often obsequious; guilty culprits
they evidently foated arrest aud punish
ment, and felt that to DO let alone aud al
lowed to live,was all they had right to
expect. But since pardons have been so
multiplied, and no man is punished they
have everywhere become impudent aud
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UNION CONTENTION.

There will be Convention of the Union voters
of Perrysburg Township and Corporation, at the
Court House tomorrow Saturday ev ening, for
the nomination of candidates for the ensuing
Spring elections. Let there be full attendance.
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PROSPECTUS
..-.iirl OF THE '..
WASHINGTON WEEKLY CHRONICLE.


In view of the coming elections, new and ex-
tensive arrangements have been made tp give even
greater variety and interest to the WASHINGTON
WEEKLY CHROSIoLE. The necessity CT maintain
ing the fruits of our great victory, and of
strengthening those eternal prinCiples mon which
alone republican liberty can safely rest, win give
extraordinary vitality to approaching political CON
tests. Stationed here at the national capital, the
CHRONICLE possesses peculiar advantages to aid
the common cause TInvihg heeu conducted al.
most within the sound of the rebel cannon during
all the war, and therefore fully understanding the
intrgues and projects OF the traitors, it viii nol
fear to speak out boldly in response to and in re-
Election OF the sentiments Of the free millions of
America, and will defend them and all their in
terests against all opposition com from wi a quar-
ter it may Since the meeting of the present Con-
gress of the United States, and the enunciaton of
that thorough policy Which has eSmmindel the
admiration and gratitude of the people, the
CHRONIoLE has maintained it's position solitary
and alone" Traduced aud msrepresentad as
these majorities have been, the oHRoNICLE as
their sincere and fearless defender has been as
sailed with equal yirulence au1ipiustce, But il
Inns been honored with the approval of the loyal
people in all parts of the country. Fu the first
time in the history Of the Government prosper
Gus weekly newspaper opposed to human slavery,
fully committed t9,to the policy ana doctrines ot
established in the District of Columbia. We are
the threshold of events not less important than
those which astounded the civilized world and
shook the Republic to its foupdSh6n These win
demand extraorluary energy aud fidelity on the
part Of the RpbIi9 leaders, whether in Congress or
the press.
The WEEKLY CHRONICLE is beautifully printed
in quarto form. During the session Of the present
Congress, which promises to be protracted Que,
the subjects debated will excite universal interest
and as tliey will be frankly and thoroughly exam
med and discussed in the CHRoNioLE, as in both
branches Of Congress, this journal cannot fail 10
be most usehd and popular visitor to all loyal
circles. therefore cheetfnlly invoke the aid Of
the friends of the in the different States and
Territories.
TERMS
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Any person forming club OF Ten, and remit,ing
twenty dollars, will receive an extra copy every
week. No subscription received for less than three
months. All subscriptions invariably in advance
J.. w FORNEY.
Editor and Proprietor of the CmRoNICLR.
All business letters 10 be addressed 10
DC. FORNEY,
Publisher CHRoNIcLE, Washington, d. G,
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IS, INSURE! INSURE.
INSURE WITH THE
FIREMsN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
~, N OF DAYTON, OHIO.

THIS Company has fairly earned the right 10
4 solicit the patronage Of the citizens Of this
county, having paid $500 in Losses in the coanav
within the last year. Rates as low AZ any reliable
Company. losses equitably adjusted aud prompt
ly'paid.
j. A. SHANNON, Petrysbure, o.,
81 General Ageps for Northwestern Ohio.
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ERROIss OF YOUTH.

Gentlemaniwho suffered for years from Nervous
peoflliyi Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthfhl indesGreioD, wi for the sake Of Herring
ani!y, send free - az who need H. .he recipe nd
alreetions for ing the simple remedy by witch he
vas cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the adEsr-
tisers experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN n, OGDEN.
f35z No. IS ChAiabers street New York.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICES
STRANGE. RUV, TwVtE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail Gree of cbarge), by addressing
the Undersigned Those having fears of being hum.
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card. All
Others will please address their obedient servant,
- - TH0S. T. CH tPMAN,i :. Fl
43zz S3l broadway New York
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wood County official Directory.
lrn1c1ARY orr1cERs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Palace Of Music-w. w. Whitney.
Foot Rot in Shecp--F. w. Whittemore.
Guardian's Sale-Slevu g. Parsons.
Lnral Nntice-E. Tnller.
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nnrglnry al Mnumee.

On Sunday night burglar entered the dwelling
of the United States Express Company at Maumee
and secured the key to the safe. The agents wife
awoke in time to see the burglar and aroused her
husband, who, in company with a neighbor, gave
chase and pursued the rascal so closely he was
obliged to throw away the key, which was recov-
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
ForrAIen and Rows. f.r

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complete assortment; also Piece Goods aud
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goodss have the best fa-
ciIites tor getting up genteel suit Of clothes on
very short notice.
3IIA1'5 AND CAPS Al kinds and sizes
BOOTS AND SHOES For Ladies and
Misses, Mon aud Boys. All warranted or
no sale. 81 <ea tiN e T4lFG8W
An assortment of CROCKERY and
H0USEFURNISIIING GOODS, unsur-
passed in this vicinity. s.. ..,.. e.tt s..7r
GROCERIES, Such as Coffee, Tca, Sugar,
SyruPs, Spices, Rice Starch, SaIeratus, &c, , &c.
We invite an examination of our Immense
Stock, We guarantee the quality Of our Goods,
and shall, at all times, sndeavor 30 sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends. IS u. ata.
We pay cAsH at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, apa have ample Storage Room. for all
kinds of Grain, vi I'D u.a 4iae
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
Al our yard III Perrysburg.
ssg- Notice our Market Reports In to-day's pa
per We buy AMI sell in accordance with the
prices there given, .-t n. .ii..
f. R. MILLER &, co.
PenysbuFg, October 2, 1865. s1I
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Statistics of Obio for 1so5.

From the Ninth Annual Report Of Il. d.
MANSFIELD, Esq, Commissioner of Statistics
of Ohio, as communicated last week in a
message from the Governor, we make the
following abstract:
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
In 1864, forty millions five hundred and
twenty seven thousand two hundred and
ninety one (40527, ,29l) bushels of coal, and
sixty-twO thousand FIVE hundred and thirty
six (62, 536) tons of iron was produced
from the mines of Ohio. 1t is estimated in
the absence of official returns that 800
600 bushels of salt arc annually produced
in Ohio. In 1864 5000 men were engaged
in coal mining. and the product amounted
in value to six millions of dollars.
The increase in value of manufactures in
ten years, from 1850 to 1860, was % per
cent, the aggregate value of the latter
year being Sl62 SG7 200 Ia 1860, 10000
men and women were employed in manu-
featuring and mechanical business, as es-
tmatcd; and it is probable that 100000
are at this time employed in commerce,
trade, manufactures and the mechanic arts.
RAILROADS.
There are 33 railroad companies in Ohio
now in operation. These have $500 miles
of railroads in Ohio, connected with 800
miles out of the State. This is an increase
of 357 miles in Ohio since 1858.
The paid up capital stock of railroads in
Ohio, amounts to G,G94 1877, and equals
about $4,000 per mile The total amount
of debt now chargeable on the railroads in
Ohio, is $5S,931 CSC, These items show
the aggregate cost Of the railroads in Ohio
to have been Sl36, ,G26,423.
The aggregate earnings Of the railroads
in Ohio amount to Sl2,I67, ,435, which is
81 per cent. on the present actual cost of
the roads aud an average of $4,000 per
mile.
The expenses amount to S25.5l8,503 be.
ing IS per cent. of tho gross earnings.
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r,IEn.

LEWtS.--M Tontogany, ohis, March 0, MARIA
c., wife of G.. w Lewis, and daughter OF David
Olds, of buckingham, ohio, in tho goth year Of
her gpo.
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Burglar IN Limbo.

On Sunday night a burglar named Charles
Long, eutered the premises Of Riualdo
Robbins Of Maumeo City, 10y turning the
key in The door aud unlocked it. Neith q
pair Of nipporA he entered Mr.. Robbins
bedroom and stole pair of pants aud o
vest tie was discovered, and quit the
promises in hot haste. Mr.. Robbins alarmed
his noighbors, and with Constable Bates
they traced the burglar to q point near
White-house Station, whore he was arrest.
ed. lie was examined before Esq. Liiubrick
of Maumee, and bound over to the Court Of
Common Pleas in the sum OF $3.50 lie is
now in our jail, having failed 10 give bail.
Long is yoang man about thirty, light
built, light hair and eyes, dressed in plain
black, and as he throw away set Of burg
lar tools Just previous to his arrest il is
presumed no is an old haud in the business.
Toledo C3mmeicjdl
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GENERAL GRANT has said that but for the
aid of two hundred tn ousand trusty colorcd
troops, the end OF the rebellion would have
been postponed twelve months, and the
sun of one thousand millions would have
been added to the National debt.
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THE President Friday evening authorized
Telegram to be sent to Governor Wells.
requesting the latter to withhold the creden.
tials Of election from Monroe, the newly
elected Mayor OF New 0rleans aud thus
prevent his assumption to the office.
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No sooner have we measurd with Euch toll
One crooked path, in hopes 10 gain our freedom
But It betrays us 10 a new ahliction."
DR.. d. Ii. Seeye's Liquid Catarrh Rene
dy, used regularly even for short time,
VIII assist 10 smoothing the rough passages
N life, by eiiecting permanent cure OF
Catarrh. tE4
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THh Supreme Court has decided that saw.
ingsg deposits are equally liable with or
dinsry Ibenk deposits to the tax of one half
per cent. per annum.