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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- PUMPS, WATER PIPE FIRE PLUGS, de-,
cOMPRIsINa
e. TIE wATBR-woRKs AT GIBSBoRo, D. O.

ouARrEREAsrER 0ENRRAL's OFFICE,
wAsmEgToH, D. c., Feb. %, 1855.
By order OF the ouarteTmaser General there viii be
sold the promises, at public auction, under the d.
Teetion Of Captain George T. Browning, A Q. NJ, on
THURSDAY, April 8, 1865, TIA O'Clock N the follow.
ing described public property, to wit:
ONE STEAM BOILER, 80 feet long and feet In d.
Auieer, with two l2.ineh return nues) made OF "
inch boiler iron with all the necessary sppuTtenane
feed pump, smoke-staek aud hood, steam guage, ASH
croft patent pipe plugs, reducing pieces,
TWO woRTHiSGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No.
and each capable Of pumping and forcing gall
Ions Of water per day Connected with them are the
requisite valves, glands, couplings, bends, elbows,
doubls.yalve oil cups, &C. These Pumps are compare
A large quantity Of WATER PIPE, as follows:
,sISsS feet e. s;inSh cast iron Water Pipe
$40 " 2-ineh wrought-iron a."
of4 " llE-ineh east.irOn 90
1000 lZ-ineh a. 80
1850 " l-ineh 90 "
THIRTY NE cAsT.IRoN FIRE PLUGS, tAyrss'
rs bends stop cocks, elbow, four.way pieces, ke,
all 10 excellent condition; together with
ALL THE TOOLS &c, required for making alterations
and repairs in water pipe, such as pipe cutting ma
chimes taps and dies Pysrs, crabs, drills, punches,
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the hrst QsD day Of May next.
boat for Gesboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further Information that may be desired will be
given upon application In by letter. TO Capt
George 7. Browning, A. o. NJ, eissSoTO, Pc or at
Breyet Brig. Gen. In charge
fe1.ts First Division, Q. NJ. O. o.
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C1RoUrr CouRr-Chtef Justice CARTIER
Yesterday morning the cases Of Israel Dsming vs..
Rittenhouse. Fowler 4 Co., and Of Rittsnhouse,
Fowler 4 Co., vs.. Israel Deming were resumed,
and the argument continued.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-05

ST. LOUIS, April 4-The conservative majority
on the general ticket yesterday was 5000. The
city council stands twenty three conservatives to
seven radicals.
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TrHAoA, April AT the town election to-day
the entire Democratic ticket elected BY seventy
Ave majority.
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Virginia bonds at 90, Tennessee do, At soli Mis-
souri, do, M; North Carolina do, 50. The bonds
had the coupons attached since July, 1851.
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" Old Joe " He-eleoted Mayor OF Richmond
RICHMOND, April 4.-Joseph Mayo was eleets'
Mayor to-day without opposition. The election o
councilman and aldermen passed Of quietly. Their
was no political test
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New YoRk, April 3-The Toronto special says
troops are still being sent to the frontier.
The Meriean Neios ftates that Gen. 0gaiEon has
proclaimed himself President in CuliAea under the
constitution Of 1857.
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CONNECTICUT.
HAWLEY'S MAJORITY 500.
The State officers and Both Branches
OF the Legislature Union.
Comparison Of the Vote with that for Lincoln.

HARTFORD, Conn, Tuesday, April 3,-COmplete
returns from every town in the State give the fol-
lowing result by counties:
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Major General burnside Elected Governor


Providence, April 4.-Gensral Burnside was
elected Governor to-day with but slight opposition.
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Gen. Mcdowell Endorsed by the California
LeQtslature.

SAN Francisco, April 2.-Tbe Legislature passed
a concurrent resolution expressing appreciation Of
the services of Gen. Mcdowell, and asking Congress
to promote him to the full rank Of Major General
II
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Stock sALE.-on Tuesday afternoon,
MssSrs. ]. Q, Mcclure 4 Co., AuOtiOnssrs, sold
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The New York Senate Sorry and Disap-
uointed.

ALBANY, April In the Senate to-day reso-
luton was adopted-22 against 9-e1pressng dis
appointment and regret at the veto Of the Civil
Rights bill,
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2,5O6.
The Democrats carry the sixteenth Senatorial
district by SO majority giving them eight Of the
twenty.one Senators. Curtss, Union, Is elected In
the seventeenth district by IL majority.
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Remember the two separate Shows to be seen for one
price Of admission, either separate for the price
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THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES
NO. O. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Mines, mineral lands aud ores examined and re.
ported upon Competent engineers furnished to Mining
Companies,
Consultations Afforded on all mining metsllurgioal
and chemical questions at the once Of the bureau.
0Ko. D. H. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY, Secretary, mhlA.StA
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A NJ u q n NJ h N Ts.
ER'S THEA TIRE.
~ NOTICE,
In consequence Of the
EXTRAORDINARY DEMAND
RoR TICKETS FOR
sPACKMAN's BRNgPIT,
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL :, 1895,
the public that H0LDRRs or ORCHESTRA AND
DRESS CIRCLE TICKETS can, by applying At the Boz
oalco on and after this date, April 4, have the
SEATS SECURED FREE OF CHARGE.
The bill for the svsslpg-
PEOPLES LAWYER. spI.a
TROV ER'S THEA RE,
" Psnusyiyauis avenue, near WIZARDS Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER d DIRECTORS
LEONARD GROVER. c. D. mss
Open at seyen--Performa nee At eight O'Clock.
No extra charge for securing seats In advance.
Box omce open from o'clock a. m. TO ~ pm.
Production,
HA STYLE OF uSPREcRDKSrED ExcEILEscE,
CHARLES DICKENS
ENCHANTING FAIRY TALE OF HOME,
~
ploN booOiOAUbr, Esq.,.
Entitled
n m
or
ru, c,,,,,,u 90,
'"'0hhi V" I'M
with all Its beautiful fairy and tableaux magic
touching situations, charming music,
&C. entire, presenting the
FAIRY PROLOGUE
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ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Incomplete returns indicate
that the conservatives have carried their general
ticket by about 1900 majority and elected n
large majority to both branches Of the city oOun-
ellis.
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TIE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, APRIL q about
10 a. m. mh2-n
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STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION !!
TWO SEPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS IN
THE SAME TENT
DAN RIcE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhibit in Washington ONE WEEK, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
LOCATION FOOT OF SIXTH STREET. NEAR PENN.
sYLvANIA AVENUE.
ADMISSION TO BOTH SHOWS .............. 30 cents.
Children under 10 years Of age ...........25e cents
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Msuagsro will be exhibited nrst; after which
will be intermissOn Of fifteen minutes giving those
chance TO retire who do not desire to witness the per-
fOrmAnces Of the Arena.
DAN RICE will positively appear In each Exhibition
| First, as Lecturer In the Menagerie.
seeogd as Clown and Jester TOR the hrst time in many
years. In the Circus.
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO,
Positively the Largest Elephant imported to this
country. Together with the largest collection Of Living
Animals.
RING TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES,
| AND MULES,
| with the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE EXCELSIOR, JR.,
will be introduced at each aud every performance
Remember the two separate Shows to be seen for one
price Of admission either separate the price
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BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, JR.,
will be introduced at each aud every performance.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
I'D. cOOEr. tOf Jay Cook. = Co. y Pr..d.sL
". g. HusrsSros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF rHK UNITED rrArEs.
lore sr..ir. orrosrr. TEE rluAsu,r DEPARTMENT.
Government sssuritis. with Treasurer United State.
OZONE MILLION DOLLARs.W
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sxcU.
RITES At current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection, on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rHR usIrEp sTATEs
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and Civ. CAREFUL AsD PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to u,.
LOANS q. AL times shssrfuily furnished
WIN HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wAsHrsros hsish %, 1895 mhn-du
d ITTENHOUSE, FOWLER 4 co.
BANKERS,
$50 Psnnsylyania Avenue,
Dealer: in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES of all de-
GOLD, SILVER, and UNCURRVNT MONEY bought
| and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
EXCHANGE on all parts Of Europe sold at lowest
rates.
STOCKS bought and sold In New York at usu.l rates
Oar Office beibg 10 direct with
the Gold and Stock Exchange Rooms 10 New Y ,rk
PromPness and dispatch In the execution Of orders
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f I N A N CIA L.

FINA NCIAL.
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RE y AUR NTS.

TOHN WELCK ER'S
- BUHLER RESTAURANT.
"a Ia MAison Dotee
S34 PENNSYLVANIA AVKNUA,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, up .tair,l
no pains make this the best Restau- All IN w. sba
and be points with pleasure to ,hS large patronage
he has always been hoRorsd with, and rsspsstiuiiy
ohh S, an other refreshments constantly
OpppaAahIKsHpss~ ~ Tie most reasonable rates.
DINNER AND
factory manner
a all hours, nAJS:d
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THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO,
Positively the Largest Elephant ever imported to this
country. Together with the largest collection Of Living
Animals.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
rnn hnIrNrY nILL.

Mr.. ScaEycK, OF Ohio, has intro luced
bill for the equalization Of boupties into the
House of Representatives,. This hill, says
the Pnilalclphia Esdysr, which was read
twioe and referred to the Com nittee on Nil.
itary Affairs provides for the allowance to
every soldier, sailor or marine who has been
or shall hereafter be houorably discharged
from the services, n bounty Of SO 3S a mouth,
or St0O ayear for all the time during which
he served between April IL, 1861 aud April
10, 1865. If he has been discharged on ao-
count Of wounds, the bounty is to he paid
for his entire term of enlistmsnt. II he has
diod, theH the payment IS TO be male to his
widow if she has not remarked, or If there
be no widow, to his chill lreu u1der sixteen
yearsof age From this bounty, however,
deductions are to ba male for all bountics
raid or payable under existing laws of the
United States, or by any State, city, county.
town or other municipal organization and
in the, cases Of sailors and marines, Of all
prize-money or otl.or bounty paid or pay.
able. TIounties undor this bill are not TO bo
paid 10 substitutes, or R}bol prisoners who
enlisted in the Union armies, or persons whu
wero discharged at th5ir own request, un-
loss such discharge was, obtained with o
view to re.6nlshuent or promotion, or trans
fer to another branch Of thel service, aud
the person actually .ro.enlistod, was promo
ted or was transferred accordingly aid no
bounty shall be paid where discharges
were obtained on parents or guardians ap
plicalions, or on the ground Of minority.
Transfer ot interest in this bounty is made
unlawful The Extra Bounty law of the last
session Of Congress Is by this act repealed
but applications for bounty mllo under
that law will be considered as Iiled under
this act, and will be used Hereunder for
the benefit of the applicants. This bill, il
troduoed by, Mr.. SeuESoK, which is evil
dontly iutonled to .suporsedc tho Extra
Bounty law of tho last session, is now in
the hands of the Military Committee of tho
House.
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p1nnlnhln Ahren1nre.

A perilous adventure in the sewers of
Now York hasreceutly been attended with
remarkable results. A yonng lady OF le,
her brother James aged l6, and Michael.
Grady, an old man OF 80, were the ahven.
urers Miss Walker originated the scheme
She had read of German Jew, named
Schwartz. who somo years ago entered tue
sewers of Now York, aud emerged there
from with about S27 900 worth of iswelry,
aud resolved TO initiate him. The expe
dilion was soon stal ted aud ON Sunday
they had filled al the bags some fifteen il
number, they had taken with them, Miss
Walker aud her brother weat successfully
through the undertaking, bnt nOthing has
since been heard from Grady and it is
feared lao has persisted. The result of the
weeks search is ronghly estimated at ST.
500 600 A little over one bushel (hOw
queer it seems to talk OF iewelry by the
bnsheD has been recovered, aud amoag it
has been found ono diamopd ring valued at
| $4,000, two more valued AZ $4,000. and
half dozen valued at $500 and upwarda
Miss Walker aud her brotner, who fut
/ themselves thus lifted from neuGry 10 grea
wealth, intend to proceed to Eng sland, wher,
/ they have relatives.
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A Prayiax Hand.

A Clsil,ton correspondent Of the Rat
l1id Herald gives an account of a singular
association in the city Of Troy, New York,
styled tho Praying Band f; .ssl I
They are all Methodists, nambering forty
or more, and go in the oountry whenever
ana wherever they sve invited TO spend
the sabbath. Ten of tho band spent the
last Sabbath at Castleton and Conducted
the religious services at the Methodist
church during the day and oyehidg. They
are plain, working, buslhoss meu,' Theil
exhor,atous, praying aud singing wers
( most excellent. Such novelty in relig
/ ions proceedings called out great congIe
cations, especially in the eveulng, the hous'
being filled 10 its greatest capacity. II
many places extensive reViNalS havs Col
] lowed their hhofs. and the Indications herr
arc tha, Iheir good works will be great.
blsssed,
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THE FINANCES or WOOD COUNTY.
Report OF the County Commissioners.
no tho Court of Com IN on Pleas,
nI ~ iIt OF Wood County. Ohio.

r. non nf ar atinrn1 qsnfnblv
If thb S,,tn nr ohiS M ssc Enril 1873 tle COM
sinue rs Of s1id sbnnty sn5mtt6 ALLOWING re-
purtof tlIor Official transactions during the year
egpdi9g september . l89S and also siate%snt 81
W. Il, 5t ora, -, ,blo 4, oive n s4ote-
r,at T., Hai,iI ,f ,I ,,,. ,,aicial tr,1sactin,,sl
hi, ys.r 49,, or, ,,Hina, an seconnt of ali the
missioner to take Hie oversight Of the building and
repatingi of. bridges in his vicinity. When the
work is completed to the satisfaction of such Com
missipner, ,he giyts 70 tho person having performed
the work a. certh ate OF the amount due MN, to De
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
NEW ADYERTIgEMENTs.
IMoptgage Sale.

. Z I'D E
pDY ylr.ps ofa Chattel Mortgage, TO MS executed
ID and dsliyered by Pryor y Scott, OF CileA1,
Wood County, 0hlo, Tie condition Of which has
became absbluse, we shall offer sor sale aud sell
at Public VendUe, on yt ~ maai aH q
MONDAY December 81, A, D,tls69, a.fl
at . o'elpekp. NJ, OF said day, AT the premises
known as the Pryor 4 Scott Saw-MlL in the said
towo Of Glead, the following goods aud phasteis
to-wii! ' "'N'' tN 'F'f H'fh1'. "a atff
A Steam Engine, Boiler anl apparatus a Cir
eular Saw, mill, including tw0-saws, maudrels,
hog carriage edging sAyS and qEm4rels eross-cut
saws aud mandrols, frAmes, aud all the apparatus
thereo bslouging, itcla ling tools, Ar1nehss, eoJ
Also, a Cider MillS Including grinder, press,
screws, ete.i elsoga qnaphH.af Cider, : rst
A large quantity -tO-wit; ABOUT IAAOO teetT-oI
Sawed Lumber, slabs, ETC.; also,a skf, team,
trucks, harness, boh-stls add all'of the utensils
used by said Pryor Scott, in operating said MIL.
Also numosr Of Barrels a large npnber--
to-wit about 500 Log. The said Logs, and also
The lumbeg above referred 70, being stored an
| piled ia different places around said mill, and IN
| tho vihga'bf (hleaa, or its vicnty. Sud sale Is
also to Include all OF the partnership property OF
| said Pryor a. Sootl, iuelaiing tho Frame OF the
/ Saw Mill-for a mlrN particular deSe erippnp Of
which, the schedule attached y ion. Mortgage e
/ hereby referred TO, Sale absolute. Terms cash
| 'N'' PRATT 4 uINSDALE.
Gilead, December 10, 1885. ~ Si5sS SISY
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uemarkrbIe. AZ TtusA-Ne wsAnd Exfra-
tA ordinary CWfe Tor ChpIefe5 80
Justjai thd close q the choleta epideniS
ia pars, an einteresfhg experiment wac
tried by DR., ilbf in, one of, the pb ysicinns
of tho hosnttal "a. Altoine,zir iAe faos
botire ST. Anibine As)fs weil-ltnowa 70.
the rprulcssio the blood In cholera. be.
comes thick or, to speak more oorreeily,
lor es its watcry particles, and does not
circulate n the capillary system. Under
this state ef things tlre patient grows Ibluo
and cud, and falls rapidly into collapse.
Dr. Lorain. thought that when...a patient
was found in this fatal condition. il woul !
be agood thing 20 inject water into is
veins 30 as 60 thin the bljod again, aud
enable il TO circulate to all parts of the
body. He Grst tried tho experiment on an
imals and found il did not XII! them 'l1e
then took the first collapsed, case which
came into the hospital which happened to
DO a young man with no other bodily all
ment than The disease IN question. aWl.en
ho was cold, ihsensible, and cadaveric---in
aword, within mn hour or two ofllis death
DR. Lordn called liis hospital colleagues
together, todthum what he wanted'tO do,
aud asked them ilieir opinion as to the
possibility of curing the man by othor
rem msdios. With ono accord they declared
the patient beyond hope Of rclief aud that
the Doctors conscience might be at ease
in the trial of the experiment lie proposed
He then, with the usual precautions against
the innomisson of air injected into the
Vous at the fold Of tho arm about twelve
ounces uf water alta temperature of l0l
deg. Fahrenheit. rhe man soon grew
warmer, hlspulse became preoeptible, lie
showed uhmstakable signs of returning
life, and, in fact, sixteen hours after the
operation, In tie morning, he sat up in bed
aud asked for drink. lie went on i'm
proving, passed through al the phases oi
ordinary convalescenoeJ from cholera and
got welll .a sgHi os .ln1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21

The Repu6HcdR, published at Meadvlle,
Pennsylvania, denies the statement that the
report Of the Secretary of War should
show that there is but one eoldier in the
revolution livihgy and Rays sthat there is il
SanduSky, Cattaragus. County, New York,
an oldTevoutionary soldier, Mattbias,l&,lSo,
mandy name, who draws a pension from
Goverument.lfHe was born in al159, an1yis
therefore now ILL yearsboll. Ills wife,
who was one year younger than himself,
died about three years ago; aud his daugh-
ter, fourscore yea,s aud more, keeps honse
for binnoilrhe Old inNn enjuys remarkably
good hoalihYfor one of,suea advanced years,
aud walks to- the village half Nimile, from
his residence, every two or three, daye
On each Fourth of July he takes his fowl
ins-pieee and goes outinta the 6ells, where
ho hlaSes away a salateln heilpraof Inde
pondenee Day.nisg mtNue5 edi l18 D .,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
A Ilemnrknblo 'Calculation.

friend Of Benjamin Franklin, made public
the results Of calculation as 10 the pOpu-
htion OF the United Shtes for each decade
up to the year 1900. The oIoseness with
which his predictions tally with the census
reports up to the year 1880 is wohderfuh
Whether tho rate of iecrease az estimated
by him has been disturbed 10y the wariro.
mains to lie seen. His estimates as coin!
pared witlilthe act,ialresmlts are as follows /:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21

IL is reported that after tho adoption by
Congress Of the satrase bill for the Dis.
triot of Columbia. tho city charter will be
taken away and the city governed 10y a
Board of four Commissioners, TO be aps
pointed by the President, These Comnis.
sioners will absorb the functions OF the
city governments of WashiogtOn and
Georgetown. A long bill on the sabicot
has been prepared for presentation to Con
gress.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
TnE rRENcu ARMY.

There has been reorganization OF the
French Army. Under the new organization
the army will foot uf, with the usual re-
serves about one million two hundred and
fifty thousand rlen. 1t is expected that
such a mighty standing army in tunes OF
peace will have no good effect. There ii
much misgiving'es 10 the project among The
thoughtful in the city Of Paris,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21

THE Boston TraaSe,iathas the following
rumor,: It is rumored chat the whole Of
f" Nugby Junction" Dickens new Christ
mas Story, came tHropgh the Atlanie cable,
iat an expense of over ninety thousand dol
lars in gold. If true, this enterprise on the
part of the conduc,otR eof ESery Saturday
beats Mr. Seward with his own Weapons,
and Observation-Disclosures the Govsrnmeui
with thoirlpalWy expenditure Of nineteen
thopsanu dolhrsa al1of t5E.lf! aiit a. esica >
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21

CLARK MoCLvNG, OF Clinton county, Ohio,
recently sued john oWsns for damages, he
having been peai9n by some young men
who had bocoms, intoXiqqtedi by drinking
Jury that under the soyodth section Of the
responsible for damages done BY the. party
to whom he sells. The jury .aafsesqed the
actual dqWqgess at $40, aud added $50 ex'
enplmy damages. 30. .;sl.. -'t'., ,..,.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
SETTLING OLD SCORES.

Tho cable brings the Intelligence from
France that the United States Government
has commenced legal proceedings in the
FIRST tribunal of the Seine = recover the
amount Of two millions and quarter Of
francs paid NJ, Marmon Tils by tho agents
of tho Confederate Government on account
for bnilling Eve iron.clad vessels, alleged
to have been constructed for the EMperot
OF China, but actually intended for the Cou'
federAte navy, though the vessels were
never delivered.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21
Precautions by john Balr.

Tho HerdhfS Montreal spdoial says two
British guhboats have left hQuebso1hnyng
received orders from Governor Mitcl elto
act as a convoy to the Canari steamers. .
tits sho Intention of thes government to
station a military force on the frontier near
81, Albans, in consequences of tie mil tlry
preparations now being made by the Fen
ians under Robertsl y u&3 a. st.I a'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-21

TuE Commissioners os Hancock County
at their recent session sold the Qounty's
stock in the Findlay Branch ofthe oil Mad
River Railroad to RUsH r, SLOAN, President
Of the Sapdusky. &. Cincinnati Rail- Dad. The
stock amounted TO $4,000, and was sold
for SS,92O 1t was the agreement that the
II ,ad was TO be repaired and putin good
runuing order. .f