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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
VHNO THE CITIzENs OF WOOD AND
VI NEfGAS GOVfNTNES.

. z " u
We have pOrchhsed the Rights for the sale Of In-
gersOll's Pas ent Process, fof keeping Eggs
and all kinds ef VEGETABLES, from TO the
next. All kinds Of Fruits such as Peaches, Apples,
Pears, Grapes. Apricots Plums, Tomatoes. -Cueuui.
hers. Pumpkins, Squashes, Roasting ears. Green
Peas and Beans and in fact every thing you wish TO
Keep you can do so Ivy USING this Process thereby
ioyng the privilege and pleasure Of eating Fresh
Fruit the year round Ever, thing preserved by this
Process retains the same nav0T before IL
sea led thereby saving time and expense in preparing
aud canning aStn the old process this process
will not cost over 80 cehts per bushe for Fruit, and
d cent per dozen for Eggs.
IN REGARD TO EGGS.
Egg dealers, Merchants and GFOeerynen can Keep
their Eggs any length OF time thereby taking adyAn
tage OF the market, aud be oh ged TO ship by
pressin warm weather, but ship by freight and max
great saving. Eggs, BY this process, are handled
the same as IL not prepared no liquid is necessary
TO keep them In, FoT further particulars, or for
County, Township, or Individual Rights, inquire OF
BALDWIN Il L0PER, Weston. OHIO;
Or, ]. Il. L0PER. PerrYsbnrg Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
L Court OF Wood County, Ohio, will Offer for,
sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, May 10, A. y. 1860, y
at two O'Clock p M, of said day, upon the prem
ises, the following described real estate, situate in
the county OF Wood aud State Of Ohio. tosY:t
Forty acres in q squtre form on the south- west
corner OF the southeast quarter of section number
thirtcCn u3), town four ~ north, range tenstlO)
east. ~
Terms Of Sale One third, cash In hand, one
third in ono year. and one third in two years from
day of sale, with interest deferred payments to
be secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
l.. II. CASS,
Admir- Of Joseph Middleton, deceased.
N
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27
FOoT-ROT I'M SHEEP
Can bo Thoroughly Cured by
Using VvhittcmOre's Cure for
FooT-RoT IN SHEEP.

TITS Surer and Safer than any preparation Of
L Blue Nitriol, Butter Of Autimony, etc. Il has
been tested by many prominent Sheep owners with
success, aud is in fact iasttVe Care. II viii also
thoroughly cure the worst cases Of Foul in Cattle,
and Thrnsh in uoFSos. Certificates can be had Of
the Agents.
s.sy-Ask for WhiVemore's Cure and take no
otter. For sale by All Druggists.
+. W. WHTrTEMORE,
Sole Manufacturer, Chatham Corners, Y.
SrRoNG \ ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Ohio; r. F,
NASDaO0Rr, httsburg, Penn Wholesale Agents
for Ohio aud Pennsylvania.
lar For sale at the Drug Store Of PECK &
HAMILTON, Peuysburg, Ohio, A7s
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

CPINNINC-wHEELS and Heads. cheap and
- good. CROOK & FREEMAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-04-27

A DMINlSTRATRIN' NOTICE. - Notice is
N hereby given thatI have been appointed and
qualified as Administrative on the estate Of John
Bates, late OF Wood County, Ohio, deceased All
persons Interested will govern themselves accord
mgly, ELIZA II. BATES, Administrators.
Pcrrysburg, April 6, 1866. ,60d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-09
Gurreipunben3 aus Hittsburg i,ub llu>
gcsrnh.

Wttla 5e9eImann ms ! au ehbei
Allegban9 Gttp, i'm 9tusult 1866.
Din bic &ecottipn bes ,@edsr".
Sic werben lid tppbl punoern, cine @pitel
BON Sbrem "@ult" BON elmer 0iua ans bo,
ttrt, 3u erbaIten, es trunoert Gle pieueiGt, nil
Saul unter bic Yrop9eten, Elm 9lebeier unte,
bic @atrtSter, Der raoitaIe @uR in cine 9iuc
unb lomit In @eieDlGaft bon Stonoesperlo.
men, 8aronen rmb @rafen gerat6. limo bod
UertGIt es iid 10, lafen sic e8 lt9 ersdblen :
@raf Nfartin bon 6eAelnannsbauien aus
Saiern, Der i'm @escnlub 3u ben &r1utiun.
fern OeutI6lanbS ltet6 nit Dem 3ettgeil
GGritt Dtelt, iieOelte Ihun Dor lGn9eren Sabrer
mad Gmertta ilber urc tets berett, f@ BEN
BObl oeS @olfes gu opfern, maGte ct elmer
Diden StriA burtb feineu Stammbaunt, iebt'
Den &Cnt9 0aT6rimuS pbenauf unD ~yltartste'
cine Bierbrauerei.
Die 6eraloifer mercen e8 i'm ME oer5et,
Zen, Denn elm 5e&elmanns1aulen bdt tereiti
bic Greusji9e mttsemaGt. 9ls amerifant.
16erS taatsbirSer Yer3t6tete CT auf ale 81.
tel uno Nn1dnglel unb nannte It6 einfad
Martin 9e9elmann. Die Sirmd, frelGt
ausseaei6neteS 8ier Itefert, bteB fSnnen Sit
mtr s~lamten, teiet nunmebr 9sdTlmann,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-09
Guropai(ae lladridten nnN llotben.

Nnbabnung6er beutfGenGt In
bett. Oie prdliminarten bon Yrag entbaf=
ten bod AUDI einige 8eltmmungen, wclGe
ldon uebergansSpuntte fir bic 3utunft emit
balteu. Darln beiBt Is, penn Der lipbeut-
lAe gttnb In einen weitern 8unb nit 9forp=
Deutl6lonD treten poIe, 10 IoGe preueen aud,
Darin bic Sberleitung BADEN.
QDte in Staliet auf Die Grperbuns Mats
lambs mad mebrereR Sabren conlfquent bic
BON Senetien folgte, wirb na8 grcbe nCtoz
peutI6e 8ei4 pom 80 WtQiOnen g~inwcbnern
unter preneen8 6Ibruns Iebr balO aud ben
IlpDeutlAen SonperbunD NIT etpa 9 WiQtos
nen Glnpobnarn an3ieben unO annetttren
DEM ,penn BreuBen ein @arlament unp cine
freie NeiGsoerfaliung 9ewGbrt, lGBt ltA att
nebmen, baB in Der N~beiupfala I'M nSrblt&en
8aoen unp in @Irtembers cas @Olt mad Ell
ner G~eretnieung bamit ltreben unp barauf
6inarbeiteu wirD, mag Die 6einp1Gaft ae9en
pas Ipestete PreuSentbum audi friiber nod
IL CROP seweBen lein.
Die pon Der y0ermanta" 9e6raAten go
item eut6alten erfreuli6e Nnoeutun9en BON
einem in SlppeItpeutI6lanb F6 pUa3iebenpen
umldpunse. Sn mebreren wiftt9en Srten
Napens Mnp @urtember9s baben Sclfsver'
Iammluneen ltattgefunOtn, In nrlden auf'S
entl9iepenf e Elm MnlAlub an ben neuen Iun'
ter 8reuBens 9e9emonie su ~aiftenben) Suno
6e9eGrt narp. Das sel6ab ni9t, neil man
preuBen tpeniser beftt9 babte, iOnbern neil
man bic Deutlae @inbeit ftarfer ltebte.
@ettereS Iber eieNreu 8 e II
n Nrantfnrta a. 81. Ser preuBiI1e
General Bate mad benz Ginmorl9e Der Yreu
fen in Grlntfu fcl9enOen @erp1egnngsbea
febl erla6en:
y9te Off;iere, bic i'm SfF3ier8ranse lteben
ben 8eamten, bic 8eIOwebel, 8prtepee,Gabn
rt6be unO bic in Off3terslteleu fuu9irenbeu
t1nterofi;iere BADEN 3u %perlan9en: bes Nfor-
gems &eFee nit 3utbat; pss @ttta9s Coupe,
6leil9, Gentle, Sraten lno cine Slal4e
Bein ; beS Na9mitta9S &1fee bes MbenOa
2lbenObrOo unD auBerpem tGglt9 a6t StId
quite Gi9arren. Die init 8erpaesung %einquar'
ttrten @lannldaften erbalten !: beS Nfor9ena
Safee nit 3utbat /; beS Wfittd9s Elm Plumb
6letl9, baS pa3u erforperltAe @emllIe uni
Srop, 1opie cine bulbe 6lal4e Wetn; pe8
Nbenos einen Smbib neblt einem Setpel 8ier
unO auBerpem ta9li9 o@t Stad Gtsarren.
Die Spet1en miilIsn uuSreidenO fem unD Den
Mann Ginldneli9 1attisen. ueber Die en-.
pfunsene SerpFe9uns jeper @rl wtrD BON Den
1ruppen Quittun9 srtbeill, unO guar bei Der
Serpftesnng pur@ pie Quartierpirt6e, reip.
betrrfTs Der 9sautlitionen burd
bic Gruppen.G ommanoeure an Die Srtsbeb6roc
unp BET Der @erabrei4un9 Der Soura9e, reIp.
oss @etnes uno Der @igarrcn aus Magd3tneu
an bic Wasn,inuerWaIter, wpbet bemertt
wtrO, baB bic Quittunsen NIT oeutliAer uns
ter1Grtft unb basu 9eeetem &baratter 31 pers
1ebenitnp."
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Amertkani(6r aaGri6ten unb nOt3en.

Our Gbaraftertfit Der peut'
&en 3ettmng in New SrIeans
otene AUDI nod, bab le In Der Nebe1iOns5ett
in tbrer Wutb 9egen bic l1nionSleute 70 melt
sing, bic ,,9uuiifana Stuats3eituns" ben Be-
BORDEN ais perpaatis gu %penun3iren, neil bic
les 8latt ntGt nit in bas piitbenbeGC ben &C.
gen &incoln unb bic ganfees einltimmen
wplte.
Nu@ Elm Deuti9es Mttetieb
Sret taatScpnDenttDn 9Dut
Itana's. Inter ben Wrteliebern bteIer
@Unpentipn mar auBer benz beutlGen @ouS.
6abn Der psutld israelittlae Nr5t 9pftcr
81 a a 8, Elm gang vprtrefltGer @atriOt unO
elm bpdsebilceter 0iann, Der unter ben beies
RET 9eutlAen In Sem Orleans unssfdbr btee
1elbe 9sadtete CteIun9 etnntmmt, mte bier In
Baltimore 9err Or. Nrnclp. Bum Glide
Ihetnt CT aus benz 8lutbape unperlebrt berz
%ooreeeansen gu ietn.
8er III fur baS 8Iutbab in
|New Orleans perantwprtlt6 =?
@uf btele 6ra9e antportet bic uNew.Sr-
leansGribune" Solgenbes:
,,@fapur Mlonrce ielbt pa6t Is niGt, bic
Gtrantwortli4teit Der l1niUnspartet ;usu1&ret.
ben; 70 augen16einltG 1T es, oaB Die SGulD
an benz 8erbreaen auf DEN 9lsbeIen 1altst.
Der Mapor lprtat In leiner protlamutiOn
BON einem Wufrubr, Der bur1 ben 3uIammen.
trttt Der Convention uibertarst" tporben iei.
Dar Der Nufrubr iiberltir3t, 70 mubte er bdl=
Der ODER Ipdter eintreten ; uno baraus fplgt,
pab Die N6lA(ddtun9 Der ~llnicnsmdnner Elm
OcrbeoaGter Qtt mar, fur ben nur bic @ele
Senbeit fsblte. Der 3ulammentritt Der Gpn-
oentiOn BOT otel e @elegenbeit. @ar CT ,n,
9eiebliG, 10 fonnte ibm burh 9eIeblt9e Mittel
Gintalt 9et1an perben. MeuAelmGrber &c,
Ourfte man ba,u feline.
yGeinerlei YrcSotatipn erfolgte bon Seiten
Der G%unuentiun ; lie unb ibre 3ubDrer ,aEen
rubts III Dem Saale. Selbf bic 81. Orleans
Shines stbt gu, oab Der srl1e poIi3tR, Der f6
auf Die farbi9e Yrc;eltun mart inter ctnem
fallfen @inorufe Danoelte. sic ia9t : yvGtu
weiber Wann, Der auf neutralem @runbe ftaup
unO 3uI6aute, ipurDe BON etnem Der 6arb i9en
BEL Settle aeIGcben ; utb inbem CT barauf iiber
ben @anOjetn ltrau9stte, fel er um. Die
@clisilten In Der NGbe ~slaubten, er iet 9eidla'
gen, uno ritdtet Dor, Inn cen Dermetntltden
Nn9reifer ;u Ser6aften.""
Plum miRen mir bin,ufisen, pab MIR an
Dirt nnb Ststle erfu9ren, bab Der bon einem
Tar6igea ubet Seite seiAObene" 8etbe Elm
ptltol IN Die prc3eftcn binein ab9efeuert uno
eiaen Wfann perwuapet bate, Der tn pas Ser
neutrality-suspicious. sebraGt wurOe. 8sr
oIlo wor Der 2ln9reifer?
uDie SEEM Srleans Shines (Re6eunblatt)
gibt ielber gu, oab Die um bic 5ale Der Con,
~pentiOn periammeltsn 6arbisen feline @afsn
batten II. gar nt6t abnten. baB lie bic in Sage
fummet t%Snnten, fi& vertteiotsen gut miutlIen.
Die Shines iast islblt: 3uerit babe I@ unter
Dem Neserbaufen tetne Netsuns se3etst, bic
Ycltsei an Der @bfibtmns bes BON tbr perbaf-
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1DoGrn0ton, o. C.

@runbfetnIe8Mn8 ether
beutI6en &trGe. @m Montds Nu6s
mittas wurCe Der @runbltetn gu Der neutN
peutifen Gp. Stride, an 6. Ctr. 5DiiGen 6
uno 81 Ctr. bur9 8eu, S1tDb Sorsler 9es
le9t. Die Gsmetnbe wurpe 1864 9sSruns
bet unb Seriammelte lt6 bisber ionntdalt@ in
Der 5rtnttY Gbapsl, @de pom 6. unO q Ctr.
Sic neue &ir1e ,ptro auf etneu @runo prn
70 SUP @reite unO 116 SUP Eiefe er6aut
tperoen unb I'm untersn @eiGoS perpsn bret
lufttge SAulraume li6 G%eftneen,
Wlr. Gbus. Suit BAT Den Gcntratt erbnlten
unb seoenft bos GrpaeI@pB Bis gum l. Sep
TENDER unD Die &trGe bis gum Sanuar DOI>
lenoen Az tDnuen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-09

(scntrol IyS nt IN . r. Gsf6Gft
Us III. 0abfC,
Gde DON SAP unO 6reoeridHrust.
@rn meuts fur Or abfr a<ts s~prsattts anti af ptaEt.
iuns anet fsrtiat. toaneS%o
Heutfdse2 Ssrbett&> NaAwetfup9S
SureGh,
3bamesStrlbe yto. Sd,
uuter NutR@t Der DsutIdeu @eituf&att-.
VIE Dtettntsen, pttme btuTfht Sdnbwerfer Ertetternpts
Dttnfmdbden ia t~si6dFtteen wlnf&en, iorte Glf muiL9tH
artNttiNhenben wauen I'D perIbnItH Ter IN ~tranttrten TrtSi
Hu an btn Naenttn tsr @sltl fbdft, Srn. S-S. UetItnr'
20 StO. IS Lbameseraet, ~sssptsa. wsIdss EststsfiStC"
HnusfsfttrtRttItR n'H W
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Nle turd Seuer
tsf&3ht6ts gpAasen ais
Rtnker1Gifeu
Gaia 1tres Sbesyea
attIer, @astIu, G0eTsa ts-
tverktn jofstt pta.sa g~Das.sfaIs usb &stai, terioutt,
So 9ine usus Darttte GdCr @ertaR
A4uerrerIt
Geuer Graders u.
fctben erpalitu uub III zen t.aie3en Bbplsjdt %TsttsH 81
t~ettdueu.
@eu. StetubdG.
los IN g1cI tnDredrI
((d-sl 4 EbIrsn untsrtaib Ter Sr7'CtFee
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a7N MSgtntDtrtb d It ana GSean'
G@1 8anclnua
Tpn
e. 3wiTelhnFer aus Raitaot'
Gin aussesei9neter rOtfer uub fpe'Ssr Sse"
~ 10 Gts. per SG0ppen'
Ser @aGcue au $1.50, 200, $40 u. 4.OOI
8opilber Oberldnper, pfdISer, Nedar' nna
Nbeinweine!
GFbeuIo elm gutter childbirth,
bos Dnsenb usbr 6Iaf&sn $500
ri ~ Sol mad amen SteiIen Der Stapt ~aeIiefart.
WI g. B wiffsTbcffer,
DO. So IIbemarIe aHifh'n Vrdtfs
1o;uI3mt1 pnb @raubpHt ate.
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employed in making repairs. and Is srpsc.ss
that travel will be resumed to.morrow.
The Exchange of Five-Twcnty Bouds.
The Treasury Department having reached the link %
eight hundred millions or hvetwenty bondz exchanged
for seventhr,y notes. with interest payable Ia May aaA
November the coupons OF those be hereafter issued
under like conversion viii be paid tho Lat OF Jan
uary and July next
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AraAxv, sept =. teo0.
~ asv os,~a6ar Ia sbs coar Of Appsas scs 1910
orseSsr 4 Il = rosws --Sc~ 20. a. Ws. - w. ~
tOG. ~ III III asd 4
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the october term Of tho Circuit cour. in the case Of Mr.

the October torn Of the Crcu cour. the Of Mr.
Roberts
Several members OF the Metropolitan Fro Department
have within the last few days been called upon 10 40
a certain for the expenses TO be incurred ~
the republican party in the coming political campaign
The assessment for prvates $40 each About thirty
members have declined to pay the tax demanded how
over aud at private meeting Saturday night they
resolved that should the amount be taken oat OF their
salaries they woad resign.
Jacob Blu xbaum was 40 severely wounded by two men
who had grudge against him Yesterday, while sitting
ON the steps Of his house Seventh avenue that his
life despaired or Tho men who committed the assault
were remanded 10 await the result
A Young Eucshman, who has been eking out q
wretched existence this city by begging from door
door and sleeping the City Hall steps or among
docks was few days since informed Of the death of
titled relative in old country by which be is left heir
to nearly $780, 00
Aaron Jones has challenged Nike Mccool the recent
victor in tho prize tight at St. Louis TO fight for the belt
and q large OF money, in Joe Coburn does not
offer to enter the arena for tho championship.
Mary Pnckncy, servant girl employed in the house
Of III fame at 1863 Greenwich street. badly beaten
by Michael Hoey, the proprietor Saturday night that
alleged she died yesterday. Hoey his bartender
and eight female occupants Of the house arrested
~ ailcgou
was given by Dr. Shine, who attended the woman be-
fore her death. Coroner Naumaun is investigating the
affair
An inquest held yesterday the body OF Pat
rick McDonough who died from fracture OF the skull
received the 18th of September The jury rendered
verdict that caused by fracture received OF
the hands OF some person unknown.
fire occurred last night in the premises No 444
Broomo street, near Broadway The loss will amount to
about 81 GOO The Of the fire is unknown the pro-
pretor of the bardressng saloon in the lover story.
where il originated having left the premises shortly
before the fire broke Fire Marshal Baker has the
matter under consideration.
The floods in Ohio not yet abated The Mtskingum
river hi cher than during the reshet OF 1860 and
the Sandusky river also flooded the trains railroads
crossing ii being unable to run.
The boiler Of a brass factory in Cincinnati exploded
yesterday wrecking the building aud fatally nurns the
engineer and woundng others.
The three story building known as the Commercial
College, at Hillsdae, Moh fell on Friday morning,
burying family named Dudley In the ruins The
father, wife and one son killed. and another
had his leg broken.
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fHEATRE FRANcAIS Fourteenth street. near Sixth
venue--IeLixABzrH, QUEEN or ENGLAND.
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AMusEMEwTs THIS EVENING.

Volume xxxI.-..... .....................No. a,4
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway opposite New York
Aotel.--FsK Old ENGLISH GEsrLEsAS-RUn- IT, Foo-zLF
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, at
Mechanics' Hail. 472 Brosdway-fs VARIETY LfcHr
AND LAUGHARLE ESrvKrAraKsrs CoRrs BALLET. &c.
STAGE STRUCK CHAHBYuNAp.
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HE FIRM or SEWARD, WEED AND RAYMOND
This we'll known political 6rm appears TO be
In great trouble just now. II 10 rumorsd that
Raymond has initiated the tactics Of Greeley
and sent communication 10 the senior mem
bsn announcing bis retirement The remain
ing partners appear TO be losing caste as
Warrington, - is plainly seen By the failures
TO remove Collector Snyths and in the rspudi-
alton Of their foreign policy in the appoint
neut Of General Dix - Minister 70 France.
Il Il net about time for conplsss dissolution
Of The nrn and The retirement Of both Weed
asd Sewardi A nnsi closing up Of The con-
essn and . division Of ths ssseH must Be made
soou, or We fssr that Shsy win have nothing
len 70 divide OF ehssr thsa b >hslr eeersUsat
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= Il y II = " ..

Now York. Monday, October 1, 1866.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. Broome
THK FOURTH.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE,. eoi Bowery.--coxic
v0cAl'sM--NrcRo MNsrvNiSy, BALr.yf DwERIIssExxSr.
Ac-BRiGH.x YoUsc, or, LieE AMoSs rHE MoRxoSs.
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KELLY Icons GREAT WESTERN MISsrRELs,
40 Broadway-lN TnRiR SoNGs, DANCES, EcCFeraiCriKs
&C-SuRiKsoUF HuPoDRoax
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IRVING HALL. irving pace-MR. And MIS- HowAp
PAuI d MUSICAL, CoxC AND CHARACTERISTIC l..
rHRTAiNnHNr.
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE, No, 5la Broadway
RUBEss MADEp.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-25

A REVOLVING SnIP.-At the ship yard "
Messrs. Brewster e. Potter, near Baltimore
Nd, there Is to te seen real novelty in the
way of marine architecture. il is a working
model Of n "revolving vessel" so called the
"hulp' of which is so constructed as to bear
the appearance OF an Immense hogshead,
rather than that of anything designed to be
propelled in the water. il is rather difficnlt
to describe from its singular peculiarities.
The model IL cylinder l2 feet in diameter
and II feet width of beam. Through this
cylinder is shaft acting rs an axle, upon
which the vessel rolls in the water, making
but little displacement; and 1t is con!ended
that II will even pass over bars where there Is
little or no water. Outside Of tho cylinder or
"hull'' are placed paddles at different points,
which are to be protected by four keels going
around. The machinery is attached TO the
SHAFT inside of the cylinder; where also. are
to bc placed cabins, etc. The idea Of this
vessel is that instead of dsplacing or running
through the water, she rolls over IL, uiaking a
plane of liquid surface. The model has al
ready been tried in the river, aud to those iii-
terested in It's operations was deemed satisiac-
tory. The inventor of this noyel conception
is Mr.. George I. Snyder, Of Pennsyl lvania,
who has Obtained patent, and he appears
sang,,ine of its success. To test iis ultimate
utility, joint stock association is now form
ing TO build perfect boat 40 feet in diameter,
with corresponding width Of beam, which
it is supposed will be capable Of attaining a
great speed and carrying large number OF
passengers, with freight Il may DO added
that the principle has received the approval
Of many engineers. and shipwrights. Al any
rate, the arevolving vessel" is curiosity, IN
its way.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-25

II Acorespondcnt of the Cincinnati Com
mercial tells the following story of President
Lincoln which he says is authentic; but
whether or not we give it place. 1t is rs fol-
lows:
Conversing with Hon. James A. Briggs,
formerly State Agent of Ohio in New York,
one day at the White House, the late Presi-
dent said in reference to the rush Of office
seekers and their ingenious devices to secure
his attention: "Why, Briggs, believe there
is even u system Of female brokerage in
offices here in Washington. for ! am con.
s,antly beset by women of all sorts, high and
low, pretty and ugly, modest and the other
sort. Here, yesterday, very. handsome
young woman called sIlo would not take n
denial, was admitted, and went straight 10
work soliciting certain office supposed to be
for her husband. She plead his cause dex-
tero,isly, eloquen,ly and at times was almost
successful by her iuportunate cntreatics. BY
degrees she came closer aud closer TO me, us ]
sat in my chair, until really her face come so
near my own that thought she wanted me to
kiss her. When my indignation came to my
relief and drawing myself back and straight
ening myself up, gave her the proper sort OF
look and said: 'Mrs - you are very
pretty, and it's very tempting; but ! won IT,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-25
A FREEDMAN's WEDDING.

The Mobile Advertiser tells good story of
Freedman's- wedding which came off at
that place, and classes it among one Of the
richest affairs of the season. II says:
The venerable old couple had been living
together Us man aud wife, but rs she said,
"widodt the circumference of law.' They
brought voluminOlls string of charges against
each other, and taxed the Mayors patience
beyond endurance. The court being unable
case over TO tho Freedmen's Bureau. They
shot out for "do Burc, and that trial was at
once taken up. After hearing all the ticts in
the case, that tribunal decided that they should
be lawfully married forthwith, and placing
them under guard, sent the bride and groom
TO the office of Judge Starr for that Junction.
ary to carry out the sentence of the Bureau.
When they got to the Esquirc's office, the
guard simply stated to Justice starr, "Here's
couple for you to marry. "Al right, re-
piled the humorous justice, and the guard not
having an invitation to the wedding retired.
'Just step into the back room," said the
justice, ''and Ill splice you in grammatical
style and apple pie order. -.
The couple followed him to the room in
the rear of the front office, and ailer explain.
ing the duties and obligations, requested them
to JON hands.
Bride-T isn't gwine TO do il, doesn't
want to hab muffin to do wild dat nigger."
Groom-M isn't 'ticular bout marryin' wild
dc gal. l nebber dubbed dc wench.'
This protest opened the Esquirc's 5 eyes like
"two full moons in the harvest" He asked
what was the meaning of it, and just then a
representative of the Bureau stepped in, and
informed the justice that they were ordered
by tho Freedinan's Court to be married, and
he came up to see the sentence executed.
With this understanding, Justice Starr told
the "happy couple" to join hands, which they
did after much persuasion, and the following
scene eilsued:
Justice-"Do you take this man to be your
welded husband, to love, honor, obey" &c.
Bride-"No doesn I, not much doesn't I {;
Iwouldn't hab four acre lot full Of such
trnsh.
Freedmen's Bureau-"Yes we do, Square.
We take him; go OH with the CEREMONY
Justice-"And do you take this woman to
be your welded wife, to love, cherish, etc. :,
Groom-"I tole yo dat I isn't ticulnr. i
ism thankerin arter de crow. kim lib wild
out de old gal"
Frcedmen's Bureau -"Certainly we take
her r--of course we do-suits Us to single all
spice. Hurry up the cakes.
Justice e-"Then l pronounce you all man
and wife, and may the Lord have mercy oil
your souls