The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-27
rHE FULFILLMENr OF A DREAM.

We have on record numerous instances OF very
remarkable dreams dreams concerning events to
anspire in the future, that were fulfilled to the
letter-dreams Of remarkable occurrences, that had
but just transpired a, some point SO remote from
the dreamer that tt was impossible for him, through
any known aud understood channel Of communlea-
tonl to have been advised Of the events seen and
described in the dream. In such instances there
has always been some strong affinity existing be-
tween the dreamer and the parties of whom the
dream made mention. A remarkable and prophetic
dream, just come to our knowledge, occurred re-
Gently in this vicinity, and is as follows;
Several nights since, perhaps during the dog
days, Discus, Eealous adhersnt Of the Dem
ocratio faith, dreamed that he was passing along
a street in perrysburg, when he entered into con-
versation with TnISs, who expressed hearty
disgust for Radical Republicans, aud denounced
Congress in a most violent manner. The dreamer
was pleased, and passed down town and related
the occurrence to the sachems of his pOrty, who at
once called upon the aforesaid 1HiMs and to their
satisfac cton learned that he was to all neuts and
purposes a good Democrat, and they thereupou
determined To run him for County Auditor. That
was the end Of the dream.
A few mornings after this remarkable dream,
DINous was coming to town, and at the precise
point where the dream pictured the meeting, he
met THIMEs. The meeting recalled the dream,
the two stopped aud the dream was related, aud
TmNs played his part well expressing the most
violent denuucatons Of Congress aud the Radicals,
as he called them. DINGUs was elated With a
quick step he bounded TO the embrace Of his DEM
ocratc friends, aud the dream and its verifcation
were enthusiastically related to the astonished
listeners. AT a committee of the faithful paid
a religio-ofical visit to the said TniMs, and as
certaiued for faettha DrNous' dream, or the first
part of il, had proved true. They thert upon, be-
lieviug il to be voice from Pro evidence, through
his chosen servant DINGUs, urged upon TnlMs
not to stand out against the powers that be, but al
once yield and become their candidate for Auditor
But he would not consent.
This COMMITTEES Of gentlemen, representing
the prophetic UfNGus. the chosen oracle for the
selection of a candidate for Auditor Of Wood
County, retired aud related the dream and its par
tial ver,fcaton to certain Republicans, who were
deeply affected by it, and after consultation will
! c cerlan spirits, they appointed committee to q
| aud see for themselves and learn concerning tn,
things that had been told them. A solemn process
sion Of these Jacobns marched to the residence o
,TuIMs, and ON learhing that DISGus' dream hat
been true as far developed, they besough
Trims 70 hold out no longer, but yield at once t
the stirrings of the "sprits of just men made per
feet" tlikc themselves and run for Auditor
Without shedding tear, Trims consented, aut
the cam Of the prophet DINaUs was verified.
Unfortunately for TnHs and his friends, Din
GUS awoke from his deep slumber in dog-day'
without dreaming that the people had faith in tn,
spirits that whispered the seductive tale in th'
dreamer's credulous ears, and We are left at lib
erty to vote as we please 1t is ominous tha
the dream should have stopped where IL did
Even the spirits that hover about DINaus' pillow
would not reveal the disastrous termination of hi
partly unfnlded panorama but left the picture +
be further revealed by the votes of the people OF
the second Tuesday OF October.
Verify, a cunning dreamer is DINoUs.