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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-23
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Matters," again, - IN Giieads"
EDIroR JOURNAL; Some one, over the. hiero
giyphic x, in yourissue ofthe 9th inst, pretended
to give you an account of this place. He must
have either not resided here very long or else is
near sighted, for be did not give you OIL the bust
ness establishments. In addition to what he has
given, may mention fourishing tin and hard
ware store, one harness shop, two millinery shops
(although the maiden shop has dissolved partner
ship the past week, two tailoress shops, and one
tannery. There is Post of the G. A. r., which
is drumming up recruits every Saturday evening,
aud an organization Of the Good Templars, which
from appearances, however, is not in very
healthy condition here is but little use of a
lodge ofthis kind hero, as the people are sober,
quiet and orderly, as much so as any place in the
county. We have also three physicians and one
lawyer, but no preachers resident.
On the Committee of the lee cream Festival, g.
gave the name of George Burns. no is George
Burns IL it was John Smitl, Jones, or Brown
be might have been located, but Burns we are not
acquainted with. Y must have been muddled
Il is currently reported that the sidecutcanal is
TO be cleaned out and deepeued shortly. The Leg
islatdre has appropriated $4,000 for that purpose
and Il was let a few days ago, but not decided
who the fortunate bidder is. While that is be-
Ing done the Port Pordy Mill is to be overhauled
and put in good repair This mill, under its pres
ent manager Mr.. GRoFf, has given good satfsfac-
tion, and If it is repaired he contemplates with
the present excellent quality of wheat he can turn
out xxx tnot such as your correspondent X }
-four.
The lessees of the canal have been busy for two
months, repairing the dam across the river, which
was badly damaged by an ice freshet. They have
made a good job of it, and will furnish a good
deal more water for the mills and canal, which
has heretofore gone under, and through the dam.
H. e.. the water not mills and canal, making navi
cation over the slack water less difficult for loaded
boats. Work has commenced, by order Of the
County commissioners on the +" Oausegay at the
mouth OF Beaver Creek, which has been badly
damaged and washed by ice freshets and high
water, An improvement very much needed, as it
Is now dangerous place.
l Will now stop Perhaps will write another
piece. Hope be will. Shall watch him.
Yours, HAWKEYE.
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRf's Office, for the week ending August II,
1867;
Robert Essott to ]. G. Knolly pt n-lot ass, in
RerTysburg-S900
II, Lundy u James Hill pit ne sec 81, tp 5, rng
IL, acres-$30g
Lee KloPfensein to James Hill; pt NV ne sec 81 !,
tp s, range IL, 9 acres-sI5O
Elizabeth Stout to Charles Diern ne NV sec o.
tp 3, range ., 40 aetes-Sl 500.
Ann Pargbum 10 Sanihel DenAisont sw Sc see
., tp 4, range =, 40 aeres-$30O.
John Campbell to Samuel Denhison lot No. J.,
Weston-Sl44
No. VI Isansfsrs-Si total FaIus-ss,lsG.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-23
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PATENT INIPROV
MANUFACTURED

PREMIUMS.-My Melodeons have
MUM at every Fair where exhibited, At the Mi
also at Ohio and Indiana State Fairs, there was
NY of the best makers in the country having instru
ments, as regards every essential quality, was
country were present, aud the awarding commit
the awards My Melodeous received the FIRST
ground. Further comment Is unnecessary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-23

Doc days are fairly upon MS and this is truly
the siekly season. Do not be without supply Of
cholera m1tbus, cramps, pains and collie in either
stomach or bowels, is the only remedy ever dis
covered that Is sure cure for dyspepsia, and is
splendid antidote for disorders oeeasioned by q
change OF water or dieti being prompt, harmless
it 10 all classes
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-23

MAG NoLIA W ATgR.-A delightful toilet article
70 Cologne and at half the price.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-08-23
STOCK on DRY GOODS,

Which embraces all the most desirable qualities
to be found in the market.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
TRIALS At POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

The Police Commissioners he'd their regular weekly
trial meeting yesterday vnch ninety cases wherein
patromen wsro charged 9Th nsslect Of duty viola.
ton Of the police rui, BY their superior oosn were
disposed Of BY MI Acton There we're only ssE clssa
cassA
Nine. Loufse Remson, . young French woman a
comely yrsen, whose smooth Gallo had 10 b Angie
s--Sny explained By the interpreter charged pasros:
man Young, Of the fifteenth precinct Who had arssssd
: lager bee; @ ssioo. j No Ais'' is zniv ' sss:s
for an alleged violation of his license The night q
ss sss s S nsS q H. rs sct 2 1 s &
which she refused 10 DO unls her lord and master was
produced before the payment was made
any such proposition, Madame Rsmeons husband had
offered him and fellow oncss go each b would NOS
Aks him 70 the station house
Mr. AlsxaAdes Me0srs, Of the CITY Hotel Brooklyns
ssS rs go
on returning % ss What he intended % have obtained
Gear C. ' who sod him wHsn he aid qsi me number q
smark Il on the sole Of his bootan 10 enforce this
out q me oours room 10 : manner which ss no.-
conducive W the stability Of the cloth OF he ators
coat % i ws hursful % hs feelings - psacefui
~ Acton Informed shs snruly scsr thai no should
bear in mind that all poliaemen, when asked Tor y
numbss. nus sd sad m " nsnsss becoming gentleman
4 yosumS CnARGA
ssraesns walters Of the Twenty. ninth prectnoss
chssrsd pasrolmAn Rcsd with having used ungcnemany
aneuaGe IN hIs pFeeeace appears that one nig1 .ne
pasfolnAs, anss severe s!usslA had succssaso IN u
6rnSne Ia druzken fellow for creating disturbance
n ts street. ana when he made his appearance before
ths sssrssn1 Il me siAfca house he ws asked whsa
chaxrs ke haA = make sgAiass his prisoner. Dsordery
ssn1-s<,D zresh peed s1n- what wv was ne dsor
deTiy ~ Quored WaItera sHe was raisng hell the
sidewaik tsplIed the petroman II s unnecessary to
w perhaps that laugh was enjoyed By somebody AZ
She sHponse OF the sergeant the trial aud that Reed
wea not broken
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Cause sf tho Dimcuity Betwssn KnGland and
spain-Ne~srai Rights in tho Spanish Amcri-
can War. &c.
BY cable telegram dated In London April We were
informed thas The British government dispatched several
war vessels 70 Cada, Spain, iAJordes 70 enforce the
claims Of England arising cut Of the ouostion Of the
seizure Of the Tornado against Queen Isabella cable
despatch from Londsn dated yesterday evening Aprl
1o sss that ths Spanish cabinss has refused 70 yeId
to The demands Of England and win no. give either n.
demnlty Or ssusfaotion.
For the Information Of The readers Of the Hsalrp "a
publish : history OF the circumstances attending
the capture Of ibis British stsamahip By the sp~usrds
in 1860 on the supoion Of being destined for the ser.
Woe Of the spAnnh American republics a war with
Spain the history which b compiled from Euro.
psan lss becomes important - stating case which,
- now appsan, may Md V war between England
and Spain. M ta
The nSs para shs .sr~&evs = how NE Tornado was
ssissd By ths Spanish fsa&s QssonA Oh Madeira. and
OF what treatment her orsw rscsived prsensn q.
traced from prvsts Letter thsl Fsshsd EnsIand from
ons who was an syewisnsns Of ~ capture, end who
suffered The treatment dsscribtdL The WRITER dating
81 csdis on ne 1oth Of ossobsr. 1sse, mgs:--
Isuppos tou Know vhas you imagine V bs ali about
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

meat has ths pscuas, that - omits Ill mention Of
organization of the country The King likewise
TO hold himself aioof from the shock Of parties home
he allows the current Of public opinion 70 have Its
without let hindrance and In order ascertain the
future vts OF Italy, u mot the words OF the sove
reign bat the cots Of the Chamber that must be con-
suited. x
In fact the whole speech Of % moderate, % retiring
character that the Iegiimist and religious journals
and but little to carp a and content themselves after
observing that the King eeems inclined 70 respect the
Pontfcal sovereignty, with asking II the language
ploysd eaa be looked q = anesFa Our rssdes viii
mention Of the impoFant question which led 70 the dis
solution OF the Chamber and which the Ministry had
made the pivot Of i combinations for the rsestabish-
for money consideratpn Of the ecclesiastical properly
he merely ailudss . for moment and then passes
otherwise than indulgsnk and Accordingly the fol-
lowing extracts contain but few remarks Of any severity
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

m, y,opv a, 4 MAx p~.r5 n rm Rrvn n-Ths body Of
. man n.med -soS Blake, who disappeared from his
hor,. 40 sssSn Island on ths evening Of January o.
- feand IN the river near the shore u Factoryvills
Staten Island. on Monday last Tho remains were re-
cognlxed BY bis friends from q mark ON ono Of his
fingers and pocket knife which founa on the body
Coroner Dempsey, Of New Brighton, held an Inquest
yesterday, and after hearing all the evidence rendered
. verdict Of death from causes unknown.
SKRzoUs FArx~-A man named Henry Shsshan, while
engaged In painting The residence Of Mr. Feldess a.
New Brighton, Staten Island yesterday fell from lad
DER had both hs legs broken, and otherwise seri.
ousy injured on the head. Hs taken 10 the hosp.
I'll Of the Ssaman's Retreat
AnAurS AND BArrmy. "A man named John Ambrose
was arrested yesterday u MIddlstewn Staten Island BY
onlcer Sutton, on complaint Of Owen McKenna who
swea that Ambrose beat him badly about ths head he
was looked up for trial.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
NAVAL HTEIAfaENCE.

Osseinaffea - the eseresh1p Relief-The Meme
phls - OarRv 0sDO1iea - he soush- change
- Knis AslnnA-Pssoos1oa er Lieutenane
Buokncr-The brazil and East India Squad
The destination Of the United States ssoroshID Relief
has bean changed shs 70 20 y some foreign squad
ron with stores; yet has mot ranspired which ona
Paymaster g. Wood has been ordered 70 her and has
reported for duty. The Memphis win take the pro-
visions ssr the South. re wMftA.te4&
Commander Noeller now stationed at Ellis Island
has been promoted 70 Captain and detachad from that
duty Commander Stevens has been ordered 70 relieve
him.
II will b great gratdcation 10 the numerous friends
Of sutsnsns Backnee 70 learn That he has bssn pro
noted Commander the retired list and be ~
main on ordnance duty a the Navy Yard whore he hAs
been for long time.
Rumor says Rear Admiral VIM. Radford ID 70 com.
mand the Brazil squadron, and Rear Admiral Rowan
the East India sQuadronthe former his nagshp Ne
Guerriers and the latter In the Richmond
Trial or Major Thomas +. Field, or tho Ma
rtnc Corps, go.
PHnADzLrMA, April TO- 1867.
The trial Of Major Thomas +. Field, Of the Marine
Corps which hasxcited great interest in naval orcies
was concluded yesterday after continuance Of ons
month Tho ACCUSED read his defence. which was main
~ confined TO personal abuse Of his officers Saturday
Tho Judge Advocate, Lieutenant French, made sweep
Ing rejoinder on Tuesday. The effort TO prove con-
spiracy faed entirely and tho submitted v
the Court without collateral ISSUE The sentence VIII NOS
% e Green and Gibson Of The
United States Navy are before the Naval examining
Boards
Marine Barracks ordered 10 the Monongahela, g
Hampton Roads, TO command the MarinesGuard
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

FIRE m LAWanxcA MA2l-The extensive hat factory
q the MessrA Desmond, lawrence MaH was destroyed
y Ass sundsy night about one O'Clock The origin Of
~ % ssnn e unknown, - there had been no nrs
% w !, ssn - ses ssturday night The loss esti-
PIE are Mrnsd QUE u employment xss~ ~ az ~
: ssssss sSI upss Is socn q % Scsa "
Iows- -Ncrwich $4,000; Security, New York 5000:
NarrAennset 5000; Home New Haven, a. 600. Upon
the buildings and machinery 5000, divided a. fol.
10 ~s:-Nssropclitan, New York. "a Ooo IoriArd, New
Terk. eA0ol: PeoplsA Worcester, $4,000. v
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Fyeuct Opiaien sf victsr Raaassps speech.
Urom oaignani'sAlessspgsv, March -
The speech delivered BY King Victor Emanuel at She
opening Of the new Italian Chamber OF Deputies Ia re-
nAsksd on By several Of The Psrb joumsls me doou.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Bossor, Aprl 10, 1851.
fhs sisamshlpsC sChisa WIN sail Al about two O'Clock
r n with one hundred and thiry.nve passenger for
Livsspool md thirteen for Halifax She csrrsss no
The New York herald., 1867-04-11
SOUTH GER N A NY.
Austrian Opinion OF the Eject oft Prussiau
Treaties.


from the Vienna Press, March 26l
Henceforward there will be 10 Bavaria civil King,
Louis IL, and Q military one, William The funda-
apan where power is divided betwesn the Tycoon and
the Mikado. And although 10 not 70 be presumed that
the notabies Of Bavaria win RIP ter bodies open In
Of any collision among their duties as Is the practice
by that tbis division will be for them the Of dis
agreeable connicts Tho dependent condition OF Bavaria
VIII ,: soove al manifested @ 10 foreign affairs Who
Of that State, when for all the evenualss Of war
has Transferred the command 70 Prussia and has
quenty deprived itself OF all personal initiative In polti
cal questions Il Ii all over with the independence OF
Bavaria far - European diplomacy concerned She
has placed herself In the wake or Prussia; and every
foreign Power having political questions 70 discuss with
tabines Of Berlin. II Bavaria should henceforth enter
tain any thought OF allowing herself the luxury Of repre
ssntatves at foreign courts these gentlemen will occupy
sottsn but omitted 70 suppress them The King viii bc
no longer anything as In Japan than the spiritual
head Of his kingdom That We may not be accused Of
injustice lot us hasten 70 add that the direction Of the
including the band OF drummers and hfen In the army
will still remain In his hands
Austria Informed Of the Negotiations.
From GalignanI's Messenger. March gu
The Austrian government appears disposed 70 think
NO moro Of any influence over Souther. Germany: ts
only ambition y 70 place In strong reef the amiable
conduct Of Prussia In delening 70 inform u Of the
leass d tho sense OF the following communicated" note
In the Vienna journals which Ays1t seems 70 M Inn
porsant 70 point out that the government o. Prussia
gave ocds~s! communication 70 the Impsrai Cabinet %
sian legation Of the secret treaty passsd between that
country the sds and Bavaria and Baden On the
other the same being pubshsd ~ Berlin on the lpth
In giving the information above mentioned, the P.DG n
Minister added that The treaty was 70 bs s~'-
psrely d5snuss ssnsG
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Carvors, Association.
special meeting Of the above society was held last
night at No 2os Bowsry. Ths chair was occupied by
the president Mr.. John Roemer. The object Of tho
OF the members relative 70 reduction Of wages which
Was being practsed In number Of the smaller shops,
when y was resoKed thai the men employed IN ncss
body contempates making demand within the next
two weeks Of ten per cent their present rates. Mem
engaged Al this business earn on an average from SS 70
Dry Geeds Clerks.
The Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association A.
sembsd last night n ~ hail, No. 2o7 Bowery. Mr. n.
AZ the rcports OF committees and the appointing OF new
commistsss there was very little business sranssct~
Another Demand for HIstss. ssss. s
The jounsymsn house pains1s, s,.ro. sn.s. -. !.
recent meeting nina.Ion is very CO., 10
e Pc. pS.%S. sss THO ' .Aroosh Long Island
The Carpenters Strike.
Tho condition Of afsIn among the journeymsn capeu.
ts continues In nearly the same way on the day prs
vioua number Of the employers sti refuse 70 aocede
20 the demand Of the men. meeting Of the journey.
Osivsc nom he committees appointed 70 S s.ssr. -
the non paying shops STATE that unsu the men obsam
the increased wages they win disoonsinus work ARE
number azs smpleysd . The advanced rass&
sLsnsshore ship Painters.
The workmen m the employ Of r Hsudson are not on
stsiks q previously reported. that gentleman having
voluntarily paid The advaacs demanded BY hk en-
ploySa
TIE Philadelphia Plastercrs.
me Information which received from Philadelphia
ysstsrday, 70 The eject that tho pasers Of that oity
hs soae 10 work a the old rates. IL Incorrect q they
sun hold out for ths advanced pricea N'R
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

s8hattt&a g. N&
aN1sFasa 11K ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

Another Demand for HIstG.. -. 80
The journeymsn house pains1s, 1s,.,.. go ' .-,s
sosns meeting iEnnasIon IL very .s,..s 80 -
4 per day. THE cram throughout Long Island "''A
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

me Information which W. received from Philadelphia
yesterday 10 The eject that tho paserers Of thas city
had roas 70 work ~ the old atss incoect q they
sun hold out Tor ths advanced proea mT7a
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

rhs workmen IN the employ Of r. Hsudson are not on
ssrks q previously reported. that gentleman having
voluntarily paid ths advaaos demanded BY hh en-
u1ovka
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

The Presidential I0Dea0h0 h0ent-Andrew John.
SON Dissected-The Radical Reconstractiou
Programmc-Gcneral Grant and tho Presi-
dcucy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

We see published in the Walla Walla
(Washington Territory Statesman, an ac-
count Of scanda !ous and shameful affai,
in which c. Ben Darwin, Of Burliu- ton
Iowa, formerly promine mt radical politician
in this State, was u prominent character
1t seems that Darwin, after receiving the
appointment Of Judge Of the Third Judicial
District, Washington Territory, proceeded
there little over year ago, leaving bis
family in this State. He was courteously
received into the family of F. A. WILSON,
Collector Of Customs at Seattle and much
confidence was placed in his honesty and
honor, which be most foully betrayed. u,
paying most assidaous attentions 70 Mr.,
Wilson, he won her affections and caused
an irreparable rupture in once peaceful
and happy household. Blu. the account is
too horrible to bear repeating. Darwin is
threatened by Judge Lynch. We only hope
he will find justice. Thus one after another
OF the radical politicians are exposed in their
lnfamy and damnable hypocrisy,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

Gen. Pope has written letter to Genera
Grant, in which he urges the arrest and
banishment Of all prominent men in the
south who are speaking or writing against
the provisions Of the military reconstruc ion
bill. Radical legislation is intended to ST.
ience discussion, and an expression of opin-
ion averse to their measures is regarded as
q crime deserving Of severe punishment
In his letter Pope shows himself to be q
willing and plant tool of the despotic radi-
cal fanatics, and is evidently shaping bis
action to improve his chances for the Jaco.
bin nomination for the Presidency. Ills
brains are evidently located in that, part OF
bis anatomy which occupied his head quar-
tiers while commanding the army of the Pc
tomac.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24
THE N f. ~ 8.

1t is announced that the President has al
signed Maj. Gen. Geo. II. Thomas to th,
command Of the 9Th military district, i,
place of Maj Gen. Sheridan, who has beer
assigned to the command of the department
of Missouri, from which Maj Gen. Hancock
has been transferred to the department o.
the Cumberland, 10 place Of Gen. Thomas
A telegram from Washington says tha,
politicians are now, as they have been here
tolors, ever since the accession Of Mr.. John
son to the presidency, urging on him to make
changes in the cabinet, on the ground thai
thereby the administration would be strength
ened. 1t is equally we'll known that the
present members Of the cab: net have more
than once stated to the President that they
will not for moment embarass him in ma
king any changes in the executive depart
ment that he tray deem proper but at pre-
sent there is no prospect of any such change
The relations Of abe President and the mem
bers Of the cabinet are Of the most cour.eoua
and friendly character
The President has assigned Gen. Holt to
new command, thereby relieving him from
the position Of Judge Advocate.
Up to the 18th inst. $50 deaths from yel
low fever had occurred at Galveston, Texas
The disease is increasing in nslignity.
At a picnic near Vck,burg, on Thursday
Of last week, poison was put in the refresh
ments by unknown parties. Five whites
and three blacks died, and six or eight per-
sons are no: expected 10 recover.
On the l1Ih fight took place at Plum
Creek, Nebraska, between body of Sioux
and Cheyenne AMI 50 pawnee SC outs in the
employ Of the government, in which the for
mer were defeated with large less. The
scouts did not lose a man. A letter from
Grand Island says the Indians continue yer,
troublesome aloag the Platte. Most of tn.
citizsns have fled from the vicinity of For,
keasney and the south bank Of the Platte
as far east as Grand Island, leaving behi nd
the summers work splendid fields Of wheat
corn aud oats, valued at $25 900.
Grant Clubs are forming in New York
and Brooklyn to aid in the election Of the
General to the presidency.
A private letter from Arizona says thai
the Indians are worse than ever They are
constantly engaged in killing settlers and
stealing cattle. In all the depreda, ions they
committed thus far but one Indian has been
killed, and that was done by a Mexican.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

correspondent, thinks that it cost the
Government more to Kill rebel than i, does
10 kill an Indian. 1t cost just abou. ten
thousand dollars for every rebel who fell toy
bullet or disease while engaged in the at
tempt 10 destroy the Union, But to kill a.
Indian costs At leas: ten times az much
the difference probably consisting of III"
swindllng Of Indian contractors and a9-nts.
The correspondent, thinks that the OIL,
cheap way Of overcoming the Indians i, by
establishing dis,i.er;es among them and
giving them all the fre-w"t.r they want to
drink
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

In Cleve AID, Ohlo, radiral ma lnr,ties are
overwhelming. aud as there is no danger
tina, Puritanism will lose its power, the radi-
calls are rather more ou,-spokeu than in I~ss
afflicted localities. The Cleveland Herald
is the organ Of rsdicalsm 10 northern OHIO.
Here is It's infamous declaration concerning
foreigners
I'VE uuhesita,inely aver that sever'enths
Of the foreigners in our land who bow in
obedience to the Pope Of Rome, are not as
intel!,geni AS the tuI booded Africans of
our state-we will not include the part
bioods'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

The scoundr.ls who we're emploved TO do
the affidavit; business of the radicals ia their
attempt TO Offset the Conover charges asains,
Ashley, Butler and Holt, are in fair way
to follow Conover TO the peni,entisry for
perjury. Roger A. Pryor ha, made affidavit
Of the falsity Of their statement, AID will
Immediately commence prosecution agans.
them for perjury. When they are convicted
they may be willing, like Conover. to tell
who employed tenn TO make false atidavits
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-08-24

Thad: Stevens writes letter in which be
says that he will introduce bill to con6s.
cate the estates of those persons who dis
charged negroes from their employ for voting
the radical ticket. 1t might be we'll for the
old "eommoner" to extend the operations oil
his bill to the iron manufacturers of Penn.
sylvania, who discharge white laborers 70,
voting the democratic ticket, and conse-
quently against high protective tariff.