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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05
Che CJastaliau .funut.
THE BOYS in BLUE, ARE COMING
WRITTEN By ROBERT uAwLEr.

They are coming, Andy Johnsou-a host of Boys
Fresh from an hundred fields Ct war, the battle
/ Scared and true; $3.50.
Not now with cleaning bayonet and roll of mar
tial drum,
Blu. armed with ballots for the Right, in peace
full ranks they come,
To shield the starry flag they bore from traitors
hands anew; .a
They are coming, Audy Jobnson--a host Of "Boys
in Blue"
They are coming, Andy Johnson-the loyal Boys
in Blue, t't
From Maine and from New Hampshire, and the
Bay State ever true;
From the Green Mountains Of Vermont and little
Rhody's shore;
From the hcmesteOds of Connecticut the hardy
veterans pour, 90"
As late when flashing DER the land the news of
Sumter few,
They are coming, Andy Johuson--the loyal Boys
in Blue.
They are coming, Andy Johnson-thc earnest
Boys in Blue, ..
From shop and mill, and forge and feld-the
steadfast and the true,
The heroes of the. Empire State, despite her re-
cTeant son, ....
Who turns to shame and mockery the good deeds
he has done,
To spurn to wrath the Noses false, the faithless
Aaron, too, M
They are coming, Andy Johnson-the earnest
Boys in Blue. IH
They are coming, Andy Johnson-.the vet'rans of
the West, .. .4. fl
From their grand praries and their lakes the
finest and the best;
From the broad rivers whose strong waves bear
Joyous to the sea
The treasures of continent-the tribute OF the
free, r..t
To speak once more in thunder tones, Peoples
high behesti ..ta.
They are coming, Andy Johnson--the vet'rans Of
the West.
They are coming, Andy JohnsOn-the freemen OF
the land,
To save the prize they won with blood from Trea-
sons eager hand
From the White House to Lake Michigan they've
heard your wunton speech
To jecrs aud threats and curses loud this plain re-
sponse they teach h: % .H.
"By the memory of Antietam and Lookout Mount
ain high;
BY the noble dead of Gettysburg, in honored
graves who lie;
"By memory of Fort Donelson and ShilOh's bloody
shore; .... .--....... ~
By memory Of the wilderness, and yicksburg's
cannon roar;
By memory of Fort Pillows san-by scenes we
may not tell t.ef.
! OF Libby and of Anderson, and many rebel hell
to the sea-
BY those who swelled at Richmond the shouts o.
| victory;
"By memory of the loved and lost of many Q
Northern home;
| By mothers, widows, orphans tears, for thost
| who ne'er may come;
BY memory of our Martyr Chief, by foul assassnl
| slain
No REBEL HORDE, NO TRAITOR HAND SHALL RuLl
! OUR LAND AGAIN.
But traitors shall be punished, and Treason odiou
made
And woe to him, or high or low, by whom we ar
| betrayed !"
They are coming, Andy Johnson-a host Of Boy
| in Blue, .,
Fresh from an hundred fields of war, the battle
| worn and true.
Not now with cleaning bayonet and roll of MARTA
| drum, n..t-
But armed with ballots for the Right, in peaceful
ranks they come,
To guard the starry flag they love from traitors
! hands anew
They are coming, Andy Johnson-a host of Boy
| in Bluel
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The Great Storm.
Immense Destruction of Property at
Dayton and Hamilton.
Particulars Of the Flood.
Dayton

Dayton.
We gather the following incidents of the
food in and around Dayton, from the Jour
nal of Friday and Saturday, September 81
and 22
The people of the Miami Valley awakened
Wednesday morning to realizing sense OF
the presence of the most extraordinary
food ever known in the great Miami and it's
tributaries-the more extraordinary taking
the season into consideration. At O'Clock
in the evening the water was two feet high
er than the highest mark of l647.
The rain began to fall little before
o'clock Monday afternoon, and continued
necessarily until noon Thursday. There
was then cessation of few hours, but at
6 o'clock in the evening it began to drizz le
again, with prospect of continuing. The
river did not begin TO assume alarming pro.
portions until Tuesday afternoon, when
Mad river sweled out of its banks, and the
other tributaries of the Miami poured out
immense volumes of water. From that
time until o'clock Wednesday morning
the rise was marvelously rapid, and the
danger of overflow in the city was appa-
rent The levee, fortunately, was strong
and close examination gave appearance of
safety, excepting in the northeastern part
of the city, where the canal runs next to
the river. Men were employed to protect
that point, but the rapid rise showed there
was no escape, except in disaster to our
neighbors in Mcpherson town.
At nine o'clock the waters found their
way over the levee protecting that place,
and got vent in that way, thus relieving
Dayton temporarily. In less than an hour
Mcpherson was several feet under water,
and the people barely had time to escape
to the high grounds north and west. In
some cases women climbed trees with their
infants. One mother, with three children
in trees on her premises, was rescued by u
boat. Another, Nith her infant, was res
cued from a tree after long waiting, and
with great difficulty. We learn of no casu-
aIties. Wednesday night the village was
twelve feet under water. Some of the
frame houses were swept from their foun
dations, aud out buildings went down the
stream.
About 8 o'clock the water came down
with such force that McNally's stable was
swept over aud carried along by the furious
current, taking with 1t an out house and
the fence belonging to Haslem. AZ this
time all who were in the vicinity fastened
into the two story brick house Of Mr., Gram.
Itch, close by, sixteen persons in all, four
women, Ave men aud seven childrenj where
they we're shut up for two days and two
nights. They had not a moments time to
provide food, and the little that was in the
house was soon consumed. During We'd
nesday night they ascertained how fast the
water was rising. by means Of cord with
a weight attached to hold it to the ground.
They thus measured their terror, until the
water came up to the second story window,
when, to their joy, the flood was stayed aud
the water began to subside.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

THE undersigned having established Real Es-
l. tate Agency in Perrysburg, offer for sale the
following Real Estate, situated in Wood County
Ohio:
An 50 Acre Farm, in section 20, town 4, U.
s. r. Between 80 and 40 acres improved; orch
ard three yearsold containing 100 trees log house
and good well three miles from Perrysburg, on a
good road.
An Improved Farm of 100 A. cres, in sec
ton 81, Plain Township 90 acres under culiva-
tiOn, and nearly all under fence; large orchard,
and good well, together with good frame house
and barn.
A Farm containing 6S Acres, in same
good barn and large house, with good frame house
in course of construction.
ALSO
The NE. Il of the NE. Il of section 2s, town A.
north of range 10 east. Good House and Orchard.
All under fence.
UNIMPROVED LANDS.
so Acres, In section 4, CeIter Township, we'll
timbered with black walnut, white wood, &c.
so Acres, in section is, Liberty Township,
prairie.
40 Acres, In section IS, Milton Township
Lot No. 8.
so Acres, in section IL, Henry Township
timbered.
200 Acres in section II, Portage Township
"sa'"' "''''''' Also
Twelve or fifteen choice TOWN LOTS, In Per-
rysburg.
Ezg- The above Real Estate will be offered a
low rates, on terms 10 suit the purchaser.
SLEYIN 4 PARSONS,
Real Estate Agents, PenTsburg, u
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plause at meeting Of the Indiana delegates dur
Ing the recent Pittsburg Soldiers Convention j
l.
There's mighty army gathering throughout the
With banners gaiy Haunting, they speed along
with zest,
Aud the motto they are shouting, awe fight for
the oppressed !"
As we go marching on
CHoRus-Glory, glory, hallelujah, &c.
II.
Their ranks are filled with heroes, who fought in
deadly strife,
To shield the Constitution, and sayo the nations
life
From the maddeued rObe's fury and the base as
ssssin's knife.
AS they went marching on i
....s III.
From the Rory fields Of battle, from the mountain
and the plain,
Whore the wood and rocks are blushing with She
blood OF Kindred slain,
They come with arms victorious to battle once
again,
AS they 60 marching on
and their God,
BY the spirits of the gallant dead who sleep be-
r meath the sod,
Their neck shall never bow again beneath the 0p.
pressor's rod,
As they go marching Oul
\ V.
They have sworn with hand uplfled upon the
bended knee,
They necr will ground their arms again till MI
mankind are free,
And every tongue once manacled shall shout fol
Liberty,
'" AS they go marching on
VI.
The glorious hour Is coming, the day is drawing
nigh,
When Slavery and Oppression shall lay then
down and die,
Aud Universal Freedom shall be echoed through
~ As they go marching on
..t VII.
Then join the Union Army, the gallant, brave ant
free,
The young and old, the veteran, and this you
motto be-. ,I I
"The land we love is Freedoms land-the land o
Liberty J" 'n 'I .t
Loo As we go marching oui
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TnE ISDIANs are troublesome on the
plains and threaten to become still more so.
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or advertising, which is done for any association,
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9olhital
RALLYING SONG OF THE SGRAND
ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC"
ny 3. ". n. RlLIs, or iNDlANA.

The following song was sung amid great APP
plause at a meeting of the Indiana delegates dur
ing the recent Pittsburg Soldiers Convention d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05
JOHN A. SHANNON,
Attorney and COunSellOr-at-LaW,

OFFICE OVER KREPS' STORE,
Perrysburg, OHIO
N-AttentiOn gwen to the collection of Soldiers
Claims. al 44zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05
A Agricultural Warehouse

SHovELS; Spades, Scoops, Hoes and Rakes, in
~ endless variety, of the best quality, and at low
rates, at CROOK & FREEMAN'S.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-10-05

Numerous small houses, sheds, etc went
down the river during the food. On
number of these were chickens. A small
house passed down on "Wednesday evening
with COW looking out Of a window, aud
couple Of hogs standing in a door way.
LOSSES or rbBLIc fRorERrY.
The loesos to the hydraulic, canal and
railroads cannot be estimated, but in the
city of Dayton they are comparatively light,
The cost to the city of Dayton of repairing
bridges, streets aud the leveo, viii not oey.
tainly exceed $4,000. Let us examine
Tho levee is brokon above Spinnings, two
small gaps; a small bridge across the river
at Keowee street, already repaired at cost
of S32 90. The worn out bridge across
Water street; the old Change bridge on
Sixth street, aud common plank bridge
across the hydraulic Mt the east ende Of First
street, are all the bridges that were lost,
First street bridge was damaged somewhat
aud one Of the abutments Of Jeifetson street
bridge was slightly injured The roadway
from the levee to the new bridge is washed
away, and the Third street roadway ia also
damaged. Besides these injuries, the
streets in few places have been torn UP n
little, Wethiuk any intelligent contractor
wonid be glad to take the contract to put
bridges, roadways aud streets in FIRST rate
order for .$500o0
. Weunderstand that there are minor losses
that cannot be reported for publication, but
We think our estimates will Wore than cover
all of them. Here is the :. ..t.r..s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

the Urinary orssns whether existing In male female
from whatever originating long standing 1t
pleasant and odor, immediate in s action. and
Strengthening than any preparation, Barb Iron.
suffering Delicate Constitutions
the remedy ct once
slight be the stach Of
affect the bodily health mental powers
harrDess pO.ery hesh and blood supported
Gon
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE!
We make no secret Of the ingredients BELMBOLDS FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHU composed Of Buchn C0bebs and Juniper
selected with great and prepared in vacuo by T.
BELHBOLD Druggist aud Chemis, Of sixteen experience In
sbs City Philadelphia and which h prescribed by the most
eminent physicians admitted in the United States
Army In State Hospitals and public
Sanitary Institutions ushout the land
Dr KIysxz physician Of twenty years experience and
sdose Of Jefferson Medcs College and Of the University Of
Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
MA H. HELxBoLp-Dsar S In regard TO the question asked
my opinion BvehB would that have used and
cold the article vaou, past thirty yesrs do
any form preparation Of have no. used known
various diseases where such meicste agent would
Be Indicated Yog well myself that has been
ssDvey employed the diseases Of the bladder and HID
ssy reputation has acquired judgment warranted
by The facts
have and used. before stated form Of BDeaHhs
powdd leaves the snPs detection nuTe 6ud extrscts-and
eognapt Of preparation Of thai plant si oil equal TO
yours Twelve yssr experience ought think TO give the
right jude merits aud without prejudice Partially give
your, Others value thing according TO
hs be n did other Bae would Guido bn hold 10 the
doctrine that bOn and quantity do make vane-f they did
copper would be worth than gold dollar.
Ivsloe your Bnchu patients have cured with It.
cured with It. dssass Of bladder kidneys than
have cured with other Bueho any pop
cory compound Of whatever
Respectfully yours, &c
GEO. II, KEysER ND.
No. 40 WOOd-st, Phtsburgh, Penn.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Mr.. Washburne Il to report back the Senate bil TO
pay Thomas f. Wilson, late T. 8. Consul at Bahia Bra
ill in full for extra services and all other claims of
his against the Government, which ives considered and
passed.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
Mr. EIDRIDGg presented memorial from the Wilson,
Elm Legislature for giant Of land o aid in the coDstruc-
ton of much Of the WnnebagO and Superior Railroad
as extends from D0tys Island TO stevens Point. Re-
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
NATIONAL BANKS.
Mr. RICE Me- asked leave 10 offer sresomtion instruct
ing the Committee Oh Banking and Currency Ia inquire
into the expedcncy Of providing by law for the
zion of State banks organized into National Banks
Oh or before the LIST of January next
Mr. Ross objected, and then, at a o'clock, the House
adjourned,
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III E. l. NJ u o L D
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Non Renon o. Of Urine, Irritation Irsum"aon o.
Ueerston Of The Bladder Kdneys, Di'ss'e' Of The
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder Calculus
Gravel OF Bha Dust Deposit and oil Dis
oa.es Of the FlsddeS Kidneys end
Drop,,sl swelDea
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
FOR WEAKNESS
,tr,Ixe pEos t1oEssEs ISpIsCkBToN
Attended with the following symptoms:
di,poiont TO Eyeon Loss Of Power Loss Of Memory Dim
tuy Of Batbins General Weakness, Horror Of Disease Veal
Nerve, Trembling Horror Of Death. Night Sweets Cod Feet Wake
,p., Dimn division Lsrgioy. Universal Lassitnd Of the Mus
tor system Often Appetite with Dyspeptc symptoms
Ao, Hands Flushing Body DIyne Of the Skin Psd Connie
,nnee and Eupons Pain the Back HGyiDe Of the
Syss Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes with TEN
rcsy safusou Sight Want Of Attention Great Mob
Sly Re.essne. Of Society. Nothing desirable TO
och Patients Solitude nothing they dread for Fear Of
Ihm.evs, RepOse Manner Esmesness no Speculation
sOt q hurried Transition from question to another
These symptoms allowed on-whieh tits Medicine nvsii
ably r.moyes-oon follow Of Poo Fot end Elhc Fiji
n Of which the patient may expire.
During the supernteDdence Of d. Wilson the Boouingdae
lsyem this sad result PATENTS had for
ime let them, and both died OF epilepsy.
say not frequently followed by
hose direful diseases INSANITY and CONSUMPTION The
records Ayrm, and the melancholy deaths by Con1mp
non bes ample witness truth Of these assertions In Luntie
Asyluns the most melancholy exhibition appears The cOun,enanee
hcoay quite desiu.eneihe Mrth Grief ever
~st. H. should occur rarely Iouse.
with woefG measures Despair
Low sulen sounds his griei beguied"
tie young rising generation the vge,atve Of life
strong bu, years often the psd hue the ak
and form and the impOssb,y Of application to mental
.rort show its bsnef becomes evident to the
observer that depressing influence checking the development
Of The body Consumption talked Of and perhaps the youth ia
moved from school country. This Of the
worst Ordinary diversions Of the
changing Of the city, the Of the body too much
tsebd to give beaha exercise thoughts TUNED
upon the parents heart Deeds in anxiety and
ssnee, the grave bat waiting It's victim.
A, increase Of appetite has grown by what fed the energies
system Frustrated and the whole economy dersnged
regret the above diseases and symptoms
ve prepared invaluable gin Of chemistry for tie
mevs Of the consequence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21
Rxeeu,ies or Thomas shieIds.

RICHMOND. Va, FrlUay, April n. 100.
Thomas Shields convicted of the deliberate murder Of
Robert Taylor was hung to-day in Libby Prison. lie
was unre penant to the last moment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21

The following wills were admitted TO pfobates
Wills Of Julia A. shaw George Robbins, Augustus Fleu
ing William CRAIG Jane Rebecca Doughty jeremiah 0CoD
ne Egbert Benson sarahetta c. McNanee Jacob Schi6eA
Charles Stephenson John Freley and Elizabeth BALDWIN
The latter viii leaves the proceeds Of house IN 20 ne
trustees Of Protestant Episcopal Orphan Asysa Of this
city for the use Of the Asyinm. %. e-str g. fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

vii radically the Diseases Of the Urinary
Drssns arising habits Of dissipation q, little little or no
change Diet exposure completely 'pperseeng those
pleasant and dangerous remedies Copsbs and Mercury in curing
lhes UNPLEASANT and DANGEROUS DISEASES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21

genera and one assistant Judge General with
ss%i and 9. Ss'n' shall . sssrs
revise and have recorded the proceeangs OF on
tal Courts OF Inquiry aud Military Commissions and shall
by the Judge General OF the Army; and Of the
Judge Advocates 10 Office there may DO retained nnm
Der exceeding 10 be selected by the Secretary Of War;
who shall perform their duties under the direction of
Judge until otherwise provided by law or
until the Secretary War decides that their services be
The House passed to the consideration Of the 18th Sec
ton, relating to the Quartermasters Department.
MIR DAVIS moved substitute for the section providing
for General, Assistant Quartermsster.
Generals Deputy 10 Quarter
masters and " Assistant Quartermasters.
Pending the consideration Of the section movement
made toward adjournng. On motion OF MIR. Ste
yEss ordered that the session be
fined general debate the Presidents annual message
STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION.
Mr.. MILLER, from the Committee Roads and Canals
reported back with substitute to the House bill, TO AS
certain the praccability OF having steamboat nayga
ton from the Chesapeake Bay the mouth of the Sus
gushanna River to Lake Ontario in the State of New
YORK. Ordered 10 be printed and recommited. a.
LID f,..-' LAND GRANTS.
He also reported back bill granting lands to the State
Of Wet Virginia to aid in the construction Of certain
Laid on the table. ~ e.
.IIf EDUCATING THE MILITIA.
Mr.. HARDING Ill., from the Committee on Militia, re-
ported back with amendments the House bill to Educate
the Militia. t, -..r...i
Ordered to be printed and recommitted. III
~ BAsING SENATORIAL REPRESENTATION.
Mr. TAYLOR presented petition from the City OF New.
York citizens setting forth the injustice OF the present
Constitutional representation In the United states SEN
ate, &c. Nla @.
~. s MILITARY RESERVATION
On motion Of Mr.. DEAfING, the Military Committee was
discharged from the consideration OF memorial IN REFER
cnce the Military Reservation at Fort kiey and u was
referred 10 the Committee on Pubic Iahds.
CONSULAR BILL .. s.r.
On motion Of MI. NOoRxIAD. leave vaA Hanttd 70
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
~ THERE is NO TONIC LIKE IT. al
Of hope the and patient and this The
sslpony o oil who have used prescribedh

HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
in affections peculiar females 10 unequaed BY other prepare
fon Chloross Retention Irregularities psnfolne or sup
v,eon customary excavations liberation scrrhous state Of
sse Uterus LeueOuhos and all complaints incident the
-behsr ssing dissipation, mprudence or in the
Decline . Change Of Life
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ATLAHTIc CITY, Ffday, April 20 IWK
The steamship Jamaica Packet with cargo Of coffee
and spices has all been landed in good condition. The
ship il well up on the beach, in good order and viii be eo>
IT
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PgRsoSAL.-Among the passengers by sho steam
ship Arizona which arrived from AsPirwan on fnday re
noon Myron H. Rocker wloha been absent attending tns
A.ocoed Press. hu.,,... nan FrsDcsSo since November
last .. ..N e.
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CLKvELASp. Ohio Friday, ApSi 20 ledS
The tanks Of Harley Co.'S "pipe line" ct ShahsEs
Pa with 1000 barrels Of oil and several ffeighted cara
were burned to-day by teamsers out Of work.