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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
The Fenians in Ireland--A Desperate
Fight Imminent Twenty Thousand
Tipperary Men Prepared for Battle.

Tipperary Men Prepared for Battle.
From the New York World.l II. .a.
A short time since, James Stephens, the
Head Center of the Fenan brotherhood,
announced, in speech at Jones Wood, that
he would leave before the close of the pres.
eut year, to command the battle for Celtic
independence on irish soil and he is now
preparing to redeem his promise. The ar
rangements for his movement, which will
necessarily be of a secret character, have
been made on q scale commensurate with
its Importance. Nearly twenty thousand
arms have been received for this purpose,
and they will be forwarded to the Green
Isle IN q manner which will, it is said, rem
der detection impossible. lose. ff
One of the leading officers of the organi
zaton reports that thero are twenty thou.
sand men ready to fight in Tipperary and
the adjoining counties, and that they are
only waiting the weapons OF war, to COM
mence the revolution. which is designed to
get rid of Saxon oppression forever
The Celts in nearly all the counties are
also ready for tho ''risiUg," I'D, if,,..
Animportant rumor was in circulation
at the headquarters, that there were two
Feniau war vessels ready TO sail from cer-
tain port in the United States to Ireland,
with rifles and men, which are subject to
the orders of the Head Centre. IIo will
also leave with the expedition. The uni
forms of the officers, which are of green
CLOTH are being made; but the time of their
departure is of course, a profound mystery.
II is calculated that at least ono hundred
thousand Celts will rise against the British
Government when James Stepheps gives
the signal for the revolution, while the mum;
Der to be brought against them will not ex
ceed thirty thousand. t
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speaking for the President.

In au editorial article OH JEFF. DAVIS in
the Richmond (ya) Times, Of tue 10th inst.
that no,oriously disloyal sheet thus speaks
of President JoHSsoN! sua
As far as The Ptcsidentis concerned, we
feel assured that his sympathies, as wise as
they are generous, are for Tho illnstrtous
state prisoner at Fortress Monroe, and that
could be, in spite OF popular clamor, throw
without delay, ho would do it.
We arc not inclped TO doubt it.
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. TIE Nebraska election has resulted much
more favorably than was -nt first appre-
hended. MGIuettc, Onion candidate for
Territorial delegate to Congress-, has TOG
majority over Morton. HIS Democratic op
poneni, who received only 7G5 votes, Que
less than his competitors majority, In
Jure the Republican candidate for Congress
had only l4Tmajority, so that the gains are
very handsome.
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" is but little more than three m0nths
since the greater portion Of the city VI
Pdrtllnd was bnrued, and it appeaes that
mp 20 this time nearly seven huuirea new
buildings have been erected upon the ruins
Of the disastrous conilagration. f
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Me aro moi inclined lo donbt 4,

THE Chicago 7ribme says, evidences o.
Widespread " troubles on tho Indian frontier
have accumulated more rapidly than usual
within the past few days. A general war
is already imminent, General Sherman has
ceased to discrcdit tue alarming reports, and
is taxing every energy to throw troops into
the ilnperled districts. Fifteen thousand
Indian wsr.iors are declared, by the latest
advices, to be actually on the war path.
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TuE rebol organization at New ioeleans,
know as the Knights of Arabia, is said Ia
have 1850 stand Of arms aud four pieces of
artillery. The Union men Of Lou siaua are
naturally very uneasy over this discovery,
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BARGAINS IN WATCHES.

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

A WAGON containing Ave hundred pounds
of powder recently blew up while erossipg
the plains. The wagon was torn TO ftag-
menls and scattered in every direction, its
hub being the largest piece found. Three
ynks Of oxsu were torn TO pieces and two
other yoke badly burned, All that could
be found Of the driver was a piece Of one
Of his feet a joint Of a finger and fragmeoI
Of his skull.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

rnR rebels of Missouri haze commenced
a.system of terrorism in view OF the ap.
proaching election, Union ioen are being
driven away from Liberty, and two were
killed. The registration officers have heep
arrested aud imprisoned. The indications
offurther trouble are OF the most serious
character.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

THE Hamilton L5isllgearta' says that the
hog cholera is making bad royages awoas
the swine around Oxford Ohio. several
large hog g.raisers having lost heavily during
the past few weeks,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. - Notice is
N hereby given that Ihave been appointed and
qualified as Administrative on the estate of David
Adams, late OF Wood County, Ohio, deceased.
All persons interested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
LUCINDA ADAMS, Administrators.
Perrysburg, October 20, 1865. lOd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

The Texas Legislature has rejected the
amendment to tho Constitution by vote Of
81 to 8.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
CASS MAMMOTH STORE.
WANTEo, AND FoR SALE,
Times Fixed for Holding Courts
in the Third Judicial District
OF the State OF Ohio, for the
Year 1867.

DE 1T REMEMBERED, That at meeting of
ID the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of
the Third Common Pleas Judicial District of the
State of Ohio at the Court house, in the town of
Bucyrus, Crawford County, Ohio, on the day of the
date hereof Or the purpose of fixing the times of
holding the Terms Of the Courts of Common Pleas,
and of the District Courts in said District for the
year 1867; We, the undersigned, Judges of the
Courts of Common Pleas, within and for said Dis
rict do hereby fix the times of holding said Courts
or the year 1867, in each and every county in said
as follntve
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
SECOND SUBDIVTSIOl
THIRD SUBDIVISION.

In PAulding county, February 5, June is, Sep
tember 81.
In Defiance county, Janu'ry %, May G, Scptem--
Der 30.
In Henry county, February IL, May IA, October
15
In Fulton county, February 10, May 81, October
%. . -D
In Williams county, March s., May %, Novem-
Der 5. 3 .-I., q. tr. .. ,-. -rl 4,
In Wood county, March 10, June 4, November 10.
FOURTH SUBDIVISION. le
In Seneca county, February 20, May 2s, octo-
ber %. t @ ba 2n @
In tapcock county, March y, June IL, Noven-
Der 5.
In Wyondot county, February 49, May 20, 0cto-
Der IA.
In Crawford county, February 8, May Z, octo-
And we do further order and direct that the sew
eral Terms of said Courts shall commence on the
first day of each of said Terms at s O'Clock A, NJ.
In testimony whereof, we issue this our order
for the purpose aforesaid at said Court house, this
oath day Of August, A.. d. 1866.
). S. C0NkLlN, q Et
-"',' 17 A. :. LATTY, u a ,
-O4 JAMES MACKENZIE, n
~. .tr ....#4 ,lttiJes of said Courts
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

Ok the 25th ult.. fourteen inches of snO W
fell in the Lake Superior mining regions.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS-MRKlNG
ESTABLESHMENT.

ETHE undersigned have secured rooms on Front
j. street, up stairs, above Reeds Harness Man
ufactory, aud directly opposite Houston's Store,
where they are prepared to attend promptly to all
orders IN the Millinery and Dress-making line.
Bonnets, Hats, Hoods &C., made and trimmed to
order.
Robes and Dresses made after the latest APP
proved and most desirable styles.
Public patronage is most respectfully solicited.
MRs. II. PHELPS,
MISS Is. COLLINS.
Perrysblrp Octohnr 80 1886 DE
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coyERSoR, sEo'Y srkTE,
1865. 1866. ~
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Terrible Destruction at T1rk's Island
Eight Hundred Houses Rnd Eighteen
Vessels Destroy ea-TweuV Lives Lost.
SsMAIIFAx, October 25,-The schooner
Victor makes the following 70 ports
Turk Island, on the Both oi Septembeg
Sunday, ] was visited by a terrific hurri-
cane, destroying over eight hundred houses.
Twenty lives were lost, and a number of
Porsons were. crippled and otherwise in
iured. Over three thousand persons were
rendered hopseless, penniless, and almost
naked. Tile whole iaborng portion OF the
colony is in the most destitute condition.
,.The GoyerpmcRt house and public Offices
were shattered. 1870,
One hnndrSd and twenty thousand bush
els OF salt were swept away.
Six foreign and twelve Island crafts were
lost. with twenty of their crews.
AT Salt Bay the ruin is equally severe
Five vessels are ashore, and at Coekburr
Harbor the ruin Is quite as great. Scsreel,
enough honses remain 70 shelter the desIl
tute. Four mere vessels were lost.
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T'uR registrationlaw OF Missouri has been
practically null flied in st. Louis, aud large
numbers Of rebels have been enrolled as
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
HnIl aprairie. O., october .. 1865. 26eF

SCHOOL EXAMINERS N0TioES-.The Board
% will hold their nsHt regular session Tor the
examinatiaA IS TEACHERS, at fhrf.asD
Gilead Friday, November 2, 1866.
PerrysbNrg, Friday, November 25, 1865 on the
last day Of the gsaehers' Institate.
Bowling Green, Friday, January 4, 1897.
.Westos Friday, February l, 1857. -.
perrysourg, Friday, Marsh I, 1857.
Frecport, Friday, April S, 1867 ttI
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested 70 attend the stated
meetings II the Board, g Aip. ~
Ancarrespondenee with The Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o.:
"a d AlAVERY, Cle7lr
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
II petition viii be presented to The Commis-
sioners of Wood County, Ohio, at their December
session, A, d. 1865, asking them TO, the vacation
of the county road, commencing nj the corner of
the southwest quarter of section /, ia Portage
Township, and running dagonally across said
section, and terminating at the west line of said
section. MICHAEL AMOS and Others,
Petitioners.
Portage, October 80, 1896. 27d
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
HI0nrRkNrn DIsTRIcT.
m m ANA. a.
spaldiug's maj -. O,Sss
NINErEENTn pIsfRIcr.

=
Aggregate Union vote on Congress .,,,.,, ,25i,3TS
Aggregate Democratic vote on Congress 2li, ,iol
Aggregate majority on Congress .,,,,,,, 80, ,6i2
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02
DISTRICT COURT.
The several Terms of the District Court, in and
for the year 1867, shalt commence in the several
counties thereof as follows: M f.

The several Terms of the District Court, in and
for the year 1867, shalt commence in the several
counties thereof as follows; ~ a1 .u.
In Logan county, August 26.
In Marion county' AuSnst 2s
In Union cnunty Auo1ist 40
In EDWARD oc,ntv' A1Svst 10.
In Wvnndof county huSust 2I
In Scncna county k,iomst %
In Uoncock cnnnfv Angust IL.
In Ailan conntv Sa,tnn,ber 2 t.-. .a
Ia Anen county, W., SePsemoer Sa1a,,,h y,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-02

Ia It's striciores on the County seat In.
junction, the Bowling Green ddoocate, Of
last week. saya:
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Dissolution Notice.

TIME eOpartnesshiP herotofose existing between
J. r. Thomas of Hun Prairie, Ohio, and Z. A.
Thomas Of Toledo, Ohio, known under th3 firm
name of a. Thomas 4 Co., is this day dissolved, ~.
Thomas having purchased the entire stock OF
goUds, also the store, where he will continue TO
do business and be happy TO see all his friends
aud customers rs formerly.
All peTs ms indebted to said hrm ore requested
to make immediate paymen, rs the affairs o. the
late firm must be closed At once.
Il. A. THOMAS.
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NEW MUSIC.

Sleeping in the Valley Song and Chorus.
"Thou Art Gone Far Away."-Song & Chorus.
Bonnie Kittie." Song & Chorus
" Out in the Twilight I'm w Waiting for Thee."-
Serenade, with Chorus.
4" Midnight Hours" - Nocturnes instrumental.
MoMAHAN & L0PER.
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OnlcIsv1 vote for CosgreseInen In
ohio, ls66.

FlasT DisrRIcr.
CoHatiss. wa UaiOH. DeW.
Benz. Eggleston. q. II. Pendleton.
Hamilton -. .... ....fO,422 s,496
9,lg0
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pea1 OF NEW Yuax. Aususr /, 1856.
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Steamship Peruvian tBr, Salmon. LIverpool-SssmI,h .
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s,s..siI Alss..rls IovTss, Norfolk. city ro.ss a.a
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srs Esssi1 Star csians inaidsd fori ss.n-B,.Ass
..ssis Eisa xnns GSr,. Clubhouse Dorchester Hs-J1
Mig ksmpSis CBr,. sanford Cow Bsy-H De wor
,schr Mary xsnsum, Bs-srdse. Aur cayes-Hnisr .
sslr 4 Borden, Allen ssrbados-I Small 4 Co.
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soop Hsrvss' corwin. Bnssoi-a s,rsnahan.
Arrived.
steamship Heireta tBr. osyie. Liverpool. July la
non. ron ss S.sos ,u r,o Co. s, "a s lon
al q "a Ion ss 30 steamship Marathon. hence ior Liver.
s;..m.ss E.sls L..rssc: ns..u, s.y e. ..,a ms:.
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passengers. 10 Garrison Allen July ~ IN. on Cape
lnckcut passed steamship Alabama vnd an unknown pro-
peiisr bound y.
stesmshp tunbrs, French Charleston. 4 days, with
Indsc snd pAs.snssrs, % Livinsson For Co
ship Adler tBrenA w.ohe, Br.msn, g dsy', With mdss
death p.sssss July a7 LAT a. Ion "a spoke ship wseoa-
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sis Col wolr tpu!sAi cspps, 81 Thomas, Is days. vita
Bre Iohn Platter tof Norwich Conn, Post Arroyo, Pm.
10 days, with sugar and nclssses 20 Pratt Roberts
Brig ha,i-, Hooper ssens oasys With sngsr % Bsv.
sIIs yabsl Cain roAh.m, cow Bay, day. -ah coal TO
Nara whis, Bryant, GIaes Bay "a d.y' with coal.
srIs Hunter lBrj Scot, e,se. Bay. days. With coal -
Brir saron of y, johns SPi Green. Giscs hay days.
With coal, 10 n Greene CuIre
Bris Otosin,bo, fass, EllzAbethrort for Boston -, .
schr Nassau tBrl Medoiph, LngAn u days WIN ooaL 70
sesr John Eiuo. watts Linssp. Is days With coal 70
schr belinda W fBrl Johnson. Cat Island 10 days with
fruit. Ar y, y Hntch@on cc. -. 49,. ... ,...
srhr hner gBrA Hisss Eisulhsrs 10 days WIN ira
s@sr xiser MASON Ro.. e.orr-,o~n, PC;
schr WIN Aisn, crsnmsrs 0eorerto~"'p ".
sehr Aneele Robinson. rfosidenee.
sshr Ioe Terrell, PROVIDENCE
sekr n tasttor. Knowles, Newport
BeIew.
srls yenas. from Lingan.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, AuBust To r. N.
AsHxs. Receipts bbls. Pot quiet. but frm at
&s STk IS co. Pearl were dull and nominal at $l4 a
4ls.
BRxADergsra Receipts IS. 5l4 bbis 6our 1858 do.
and $50 bags meal 20 6o2 bushels whcat 200 800
bashsls corn and ESQ do oats or State and West,
Hour the demand for ordinary grades was moderate
at about yesterdays quotations. but tho higher grades
dull heavy, and Ioc. 2oc, lower Tho sales were
5000 bbis at the revised quotations appended South.
ern -four was dun and heavy Sales 300 bbls Canada
-four continued dull and nominal at the suboined quo.
tatons Ryo -four in moderate demand at lower
rates. Sales $50 bbs at S. so SO 25. OF corn meal
notice sales OF 100 bbs Marshs caiorc at 81 So We
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TINE NEW BOUNTY LAW.
TO THE EDrroR or THE HERALD.

q c. TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
& FoEr NcHcer Md, July 81, 1885,
Permit 10 cali the attention OF the public, through
the medium Of yeur paper TO tho gross injustice Of the
law 70 squaze the bousses just enacted by Congress-
II provides that all who enlisted after April TO- 1884,
and who have received entitled 10 receive under
existing laws, bounty OF 500, shall be paid A. ID.
dti0nA bounty OF $780, Thus their bounty s increased
TO t200 while the soldier who Immediately prior to th6
rebellion enlisted In the regular army for term OF ve
years. and who served from three to four years during
tho has not received, 10 he entitled to receive
one ceSs g county ISoer Any sw Az o. enacsmont =
may have served during the he Is excluded from
the benent OF this act because his enlistment uce
made snss April TO- 1851 And because he has not been
granted Tho 800 for his during the first threo
years Of the his just claims upon the governneaA
must mot be recognized Because heretofore he has
been wronged be must not now be rghted. II this ~
equalization Of the bountesf