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IfsU Orleans POsf0mce.
Time OF Arrival and Departure OF Malls.

Route s0l-Eew Orleans to Brasher leaves daily eexesn,
Sunday at An. Arrive daily Sunday exceped) bv
Route SO02-New Orleans to Canton departure dsiIv
Closes at $50 NJ, Sunday at Il Arrives daily at ss5
n.
Route sN3-New Orlea St. Francisvils sunplvn al,
the or oes opened, departure Monday NJ and Friday :.
s A. NJ Arrives Monday and Fnd y morningA
Route sOO4-Eew Orleans to Carrolon via Jefferson Cv
departure Monday and Thursday 9AM Arrives Mopdsv
and Thursday at4r.x.
Route sOO5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement Lowe,
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday A. NJ Arrives sun
day and Thursday.
Route sOO6-Nsw Orleans to Mobile departure daily air.
NJ. Sunday at IL n. Arrives daily by SAN
Route sOO7-New Orleans to Covington, La dsparture
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Frida,
at4
Route --New Orleans to Algiers departure d.ivs,o
NJ Arrives daily by II
Route s0S-New o. leans to vieksburg supnving all thu
Offices opened to vckkburg also Red River and Ouabn
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at IN Ar
rves Monday and Friday morning.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Tbursdav,
Saturdays at II 4 Pascagoula Saturday. at IItS
Malls for Galveston, Houston, Indanola, San AntonIo
Brownsville Brszos santiago via Orleans and
Railroad close att A. N. Sunday and Thursday
N"rih OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, weso
Indies, etc.
GuadsOupe, Martinique French and Ditch Gu,.ns q,
Vncenrs St. Lucia, St. Vincent Trinidad renadals esD,s
half OF optional
Cuba Mexico Hayti Porto Rico. 81. Thomas Jama,os.
venezuela, United States Of Colombia, Englsh GuAna-l
cents half Or, obligatory
Bolivia Chill EcuadOr-Si cents half o.. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Belgium, switzerland and Germany, cents each.
france 9 England 6, and Italy u cents each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden 10, via Hamburg II cents each
circulars rated "a book packets A NJ or ..a.-
once Hours,
Opens at O'Clock A. NJ closes atsPx
sundays, Office opens at 9 O'Clock A. NJ; olosesatl2r
r. W. TALIAFERRO.
Postmqstea
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Once

Once
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The following named gentlemen elected BOARD OF
DIRECTORS for the above mentioned Association the
suing years, dating August !, 1865
j. LAPFYRE, w. & NOUNr
JOHN DAVID ON, l. b POTHIER
II. ZUBERBlER, WIN. McCUI,I OCH.
l. N Marks, G. OAVAROC.
T. r. S HM DIT, VIM CREEVY
W COOLER, THOS X FiNLAY.
W. \. PIKE, ANTHONY SAMBOIA
DAVID MCCOARD, PATRIUh IERW n
ICAuLtIELD, JNo. @. sISNOrT,
GERARD SrIlH, W. c. NICHOLS
At meeting the Board Of Directors held the 4h day OF
August 1868, the following named gentlemen elected
officers Of the Association to years:
JNO. DAVIDSON, President;
W. PIKE Vice President;
r. " YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. FOUkNIER, Treasurer;
W B. K0ONTZ, Attorney
w. C. NICHOLS NJ d., Physician.
The office Of the Association for the present The
old Bank OF New rleans of Union and Charles
streets where the officers of the Association prepared
receive applications for membersiip.
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General Besuregsrd was in jackson last week
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Pnktn, PiersOn j. Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERa
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Circular Postaeo

Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, 8 cents each.
France & England 6, and Italy u cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg II cents each.
Circulars rated as book packets. a OK or u,d.r
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National Democratic Ticket.

National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYMOUR
OF NEW YORK
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK II. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the state at Large;
EX-GOVERNOR R O. wICKLIFFl, Of West FelicAnu-
ISAIAH GARRETT. Of ouAchitA
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES P. FRERET, of Jefferson
JUDGE J. N. LEA, of Orleans
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important to L@tcyers.

TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGIsI. rupr
hsd and begun on the asth January 1857 in the eff, o,H
vors oswysrs library complete without this y.luss.
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Just Opened.

Just Opened.
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Corner Maya zine and st. Andrew s,
Over Liberman's Dry Goods stera
PHOTOGRAPHS 81 50 per dozen;
AhBRoTYPEs rs cents:
PORCELAIN PICTURES. a..
And all work guaranteed equal to any dons IN ,h..,
Call and see Specimens
WILEY sOUBY.
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steamb0atmen's Ciub.

The colored men in the steamboat business ara
getting to be wide swske-far more so than their
brethren in other pursuits. They held meetino
last night at the corner of Front and Poydras
s'reets-a numerous and highly intelligent meet.
ing. Iheir motto is: " Eternal vigilance is the
priee OF Liberty" and colored men were meyer
nearer the truth in their lives. They begin TO End
mat II Is almost the same thing as slavery 10 he
dictated to by lot of white men whom theyneyer
saw before, but who merely cant about Union
etc: They begin to prefer their friends-formerly
their masters-to the scalawags and Garnet bay
gers who are great deal more dctatorial than
any drivers on tina old plantations. Colored peo.
pie Of New Orleans Open your ewes Wbst
nave the scslawags done for you! Have thew fnr
nished you and your families with bread? No. Have
they given you homes? No. Have they promot.
60 you TO lucrative offices? No. Have thew done
nan as much for you as your former msstersp
never. why then, colored people of New Or
Iesns can you listen to the scoundrels yho coma
from Northern and Eastern and Western portions
OF this country? You know they can't qet anv,
thing TO do any Office of profit or trust in thai
own land-that they are jail birds most of than
who were liberated when the jais were onened !,
order to put soldiers in the ranks At the cali M The
memorable Grant. The people of the Sontb ore
me true friends of the black people. The blacS
people know II, and ought not to allow themseIves
% De humougged by few men who are here
Nth no voucher but the eternal crv. az am
Jnion man." Pah! Such stuff stiuks in the no.
rils even OF Radical The black peonIe are he
inning TO see through the pretenses ~ snoh "a
enturers, and on election day will 20 for the |
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II. III. 7nompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
No. :. EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW YORK.
As'fs on "v oEIsAss cRsss.sr.,
Al as.sss Of HERoHANDIsK AsRIoUrrux.r
hSfs' etc., etc, purchased commission
paienAses only Of arss class Houses snd q. Ia. "a
~. I'n.n ps'tes can purchase themselves
Asomciens sum must be rem tted 20 cov,v s,..-s.
Missions, the basnes PAYABLE ON sEIrvppv macon
esedins $40, * per cent III 'snLi q.
s.s'~. ons On oil points promptly attended "a
noe-ooL =. O. NIXON Propr,..., - A.
As~ orisans Oxsssuuv 70
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Once Hours.

Opens at O'Clock A. NJ. closes atsPx
Sundays, Office opens at O'Clock A. NJ closes at 2r
r. W. TALIAFERRO.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
E,itdordinnrr GrnNtE or roledn,

4
The Biade Of last week CITES fine showing Of
the Improvements and growth Of Toledo during
1867. From IL we learn that ,l5O buildings have
been erected at cost OF 50 ,265 ,2O1 one Of the
blocks en- Summit-srcot, that Of G. BRoNsoS
Esq, costing Sl5O,OOO, whilst many others count
their cost by tens Of thousands. In addition TO
the aggregate cost Of Improvements mentioned
above, there has also been about $4,000 ex-
pended by the city authorities, thus making
grand aggregate Of about, 50 900 900 expended
during the year lse7 in the improvement Of To-
ledo. In regard to the investment thus made the
the Blade states that extravagaut as the amount
may seem for a city Of 80 900 inhabitants, yet
the citizens who have thus libcfally invested, have
made their money by busincss in Toledo, and
that Of il came from abroad hence did not
pay tribute to residents, which is really the
only extravagant thought connected with It.
The population Of the city has increased in
srger ratio than its buildings. In September
1866, Toledo had population OF 81 ,lOl persons.
On the LIST Of January 1865 the population reaches
nearly $4,000, showing an increase Of neirly 25
per cent. during the period Of sixteen months.
In the aggregate of its trade, the showing made
is truly surprising. During 1867 the value of inn
ports 20 Toledo were Sl6l ,652, ,597 whilst its ex.
ports amounted to SiS1 1920 496.
This large measure OF prosperity, is but the
precursor of Toledo's future increase,in population
and wealth. With the business sagucity and
public spirit manifested by its leading citizens,
together with the vast region of fertile country
made tributary to it by its combination of railroads
the future OF Toledo must of necessity be one Of
rapid development and Of steady prosperity.
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nIEH.

At Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio, on
Wednesday, January %, 1868, of Liter Complaint,
GEORGE HOOP, aged 81 years.
For many years Mr.. HooD was engaged in the
mercantile business in the city of New York.
Having acquired competency, he retired from
business, and by travel and change Of eimate'
sought to restore his impaired health. Such
eA1Ets for time appeared beneficial, but disease
had such hold upon his once vigorous eOnstitu-
ton that it slowly carried him to the grave the
place appointed for all living.
Wherever known Mr.. HOOP was respected, and
beloved. He possessed a large share of varied
informant ton, and fine conversational ability, W hich
combined with keen powers of observation, made
his society at all times instructive, and pleasant
By his decease, society has lost valuable
member, his associates true friend, AMI his
family an afTecdonate and faithful brother.
His funeral took place at Bowling GrcenI on
Sunday January Goth, ana was attended by a
large concourse Of citizens. The funeral services
were impressively performed by the Rev. j.
MAoABTy,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

Is regard to the latest batch of lies about
General GRANT, and ain alleged bargain
with the President about The War Office
the Washington correspondent of the New
York Times writes:
Your correspondent has good reasons
for stating that the several members OF the
Cabinet, who are quoted 10y name in the
last White House charge on General Grant
are deeply chagrined at being exhibited in
such unfriendly relations to the General,
and one of them, at least, has repndiated
the correctness OF the huguage attributed
TO him. Not one of them, moreover, will
or can, say word of anything, except that
which occurred during the Cabinet meet
ing on Tuesday, the 14th instont, and none
of them claim that the private and individ
nal opinions of General Grants previous
action is of any weight as going to show
what that action was. Their relations Will
General Grant have always been Of pleas
ant and agreeable character, and there il
no desire or intention on their part thai
they should be otherwise'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

THE Gold coinage of the United States
for the 46 years proceeding that in which
the gold fields of California were first dis
covered (l649) was only S5.0000O0 while
for the next two years it was S94. .000,0
and for the next fifteen years, 500 0OQr00
and while the total coinage of the Uuited
States, Great Britain, and France, previous
to 1851, was less than Sl,000000 900, il
was in the lj years following, $4,000 600,
900. That is, these three nations have now
in use three times as much gold coin a.
they had Is years ago. Under such con
dtions the price of everything must all
vance, paper money or no paper money
md, as matter of fact they have ad.
vanced in Europe as well as here, though
of course not to so great an extent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

On the 9th, Mr.. Ashley, Chairman of the
House Committee on Territories, reported
a bill for the reorganization of the Territory
of Wyoming. 1t is proposed to form it
of that part of Dakota west of the contiuu-
alton of the western boundry of Nebraska.
1t is claimed that this area of nearly 100 90
square miles contains fifteen thousand in
habitants, aud that the population is rapidly
increasing on account of the discovery of
rich gold mines. The Governor of Dakota
has recommended the proposed division
the capital to be Cheyenne City. The bill
was referred to the COMMITTEE on Terri.
tories,
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THE Ne,U York Methodist says: "Our
Church grows rapidly in the South. The
Mission Conferences organized in the late
rebellious States already begin to repay lis
for our labor and care. The Mississippi
Mission Conference shows gain for 1867
of 9,265 members and probationers. 1t
reports also AZ churches, 5parsonages, and
8 school-houses, the whole valued at 5000,
000 The Virginia and North Carolina
Conference reports an increase of nearly
1000 members. Do our politicians suf.
iciently consider that this is reconstruction
OF the Union? reconstruction, too, most
likely 10 endure. The part to be taken by
tie churches in the reorganization of the
nation is not sufficiently understood by our
public men."
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Auction & Commission store.

Messrs. RAwLE QUIGLEY have opened their
store No. 40 summit street, Toledo, for doing an
Auction, Commission and Storage business The
Consignment of choi ce and valuable goods, fire.
quently mado to them, furnishes rare chances for
obtaining bargains. When any speciality of this
class is on the toPis, shall notify our readers.
As an Auctoneer, Mr.. QUIGLEY is at the head
of his profession and stands ready to attend sales
at any point in this region of country.
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NEW ADyEHrISEmENTs.

Druggists and Groeers- Hollister 4 Wilbur.
Exchange uk-Audrew Brown Co.
Auction and Commission Rawle & Qhigicy.
Mich. Sou. 4 Nor. Ind. Railroad.
Road Notice-Many Petitioners.
Attachment Notice-C. w. Norton.
Redemption Notices. B. Price.
Shcriff's Saie--C. W. Evers..
Guardians Sale--G. W. Lewis.
Swamp Land Notices.. II. Price.
Legal Notcc--Pike and Cook.
Pet,tiuu for Divorce--Slevin & Brown.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

FRIGuTFUL EXPLOSION IN CHINA The
Boston Trd5eller contains correspondence
dated Shanghai, Nov. 81, which gives the
following details of an explosion in China
News has just reached us of terrible ex
plosiOn in the Chinese arsenal, at Weuhunn
opposite Hankow. The loss has not been
definitely ascertained, hut some persons
estimate it as high as five thousand Prob
ably one thousand is nearer the number OF
killed and wounded. No Europeans were
hurt. The shock was distinctly heard at
Kinkiaug, one hundred and twenty miles
distant.
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NEW BOOK STORE:
G. TINKREINER

e.. FINKBEINER
HAS just received at the New Bookstore, a
L large stock OF
Books, Stationery, Window Shades, Paper Shades
and Rustic Shades. The Rustic Window
Shade is the best thing used for
that purpose. Also,
Music, Blank Books, Note and Receipt Books, to-
gellier with Wall and Window Papers Of all
styles, grades and prices, together
with good assortm1nt OF
School Books of All Kinds
Also
School Cards, Doil Books, Lead pencils Albums
Photographs, Yiqlins, Violin Bows and Bridges,
all grades Of Violin Strings, PiccalOes, Fhes. Ae
also keen on hand good stock Of PICTURES
aud PICrURE-FRAMES aud VIII eGt Glass and
make Frames 10 order. Persons desitlng 10 pur-
chase anything in my line will do well TO give me
a call, my motto being Quick Sales aud Small
Profits. No charge for showing Goods.
G. FINhBEINER.
Perrysburg, October 49,, 1861 25eL
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PERRYsBuRG MARKET.

[coRREcrEp wEEKtY ny '. r. MILLER col
PERaYsBURG, January %, 1868.
ArrLEs-Green " bu l 90 dried IS.
BEEswAx-25c ~ lb.
llUTTER- 2l03Oc v III Eggs, 20@25c " doz.
FLouR-1O O0@l3 90 ~ barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 " 100 lbs Oats 55c;
Rye | 90. Wheat gO@3 80 " bu. Sheled
Corn 90c.
MEArs- Hams 12lS@l5c ~ lb; Shoulders 100
l2lSc; Dressed Hogs Z 5Oi0s so W 50h
LARD -l5c " tb.
PoT AroEs -GOG75c ~ bushel.
SALT-3 90 " barrel.
WooL-3OD40c "A b.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
HolIisfer & Wilhur Tea Warehonse.

We invite the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement of HoLLIsrER WILBUR, sl Sum.
nit street To'e
As au old citizen of Perrysburg, Mr. HoLLIsTER
is too we'll known to need commentator from us.
Ills numerous friends in Wood County will find
him at 81 Summit street, prepared to do large
business in Teas. Drugs and Groceries. AS agents
of the Great United States Tea Company, of N. Y.
they enabled to sell that article at very low
rates, as stated in their advertisement.
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IIaskins Station.

We are pleased to learn that the go-ahcad citi-
zcns Of this lively town have organized Lodge
of Good Templars. We are not aware of any
establishment ia the village for the sale of the
"good cratear" therefore presume that tie tenn,
perance organization is established there on the
principle that prevention is better than cure
However we heartily wish them success in theiI
enterprise.
Those of our patrons and friends living around
Haskins will find in FEAGLEs & CUNNING, jus
the men to do business with. They have a fine
store, select assol tment of merchandise, and
are gentlemen of strict business integrity.
Wemention our cid friends MATHEW WnIrMoRE
who is now keeping the Haskins Hotel He has
fitted up the House in good condition and under
the efficient management Of himself and his better
half, it is all that could be desired in country
Hotel We cordially recommend the Haskins
Hotel to the travelling public
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uThc WnrLmon,s AnnpnI.

The above is the title Of neat cctlvo paper
published by HoRroN & BOYER, Dayton, Ohio.
AS both Of these gentlemen are experienced print
ers, we dnubt not the success of the Workman 5
Appeal"
Having always been, as we think, consistent
convert to the right Of the working man to form
combinations for the protection of labor against
the eucroachments of captah we wish frieu Is HoR-
TON and BOYER success in their Efforts to lvance
"the best interests oCthe Working Glass, and the
free discussion of all subjects"
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Exchange Bank of Toledo.

We cali attention to the advertisement Of the
Exchange Bank of Toledo, 13l Summit street
The Bank is associated with the noted Banking
Hpuse of Messrs. NERMLYE & Co., N. Y. Those
or our citizens who may favor the Exchange
Bank with their patronage will have t!cir orders
promptly filed. Mr.. BRowN is gentleman Of
high character and strict business integrity.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
REMOVAL.

A Z. REED would respectfully inform the
N public that he has removed his Saddlery
and Harness Shop to the corner of Louisiana-ave-
nie aud Seoond-streeL opposite the Phenix Block
where he will always be found ready to attend Ia
the wants of all his customers.
On hand at all times Single and Double Harness
of the best quality. Repairing of all kinds douc
on short notice.
Don't forget the TUG BUCKLE, of which he
has the exclusive right of sale in this county.
This b lckle has taken the premium at many O
our State Fairs all other Buckles in the coun
try. First-this Buckle has to l0hgte In II to teaI
the tug. Second-it can be altered in a moment
with perfect ease. Third IF your horses get cast
the tugs can be hnfastened by simple pull of the
reinsi runaway horses the same Having no holes
punched in them, the tugs are durable for all time
PerrysbuTg, November IS, 1867. 46zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
Roal Estate Transfers in wood County.

The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY'S Office, for the week ending January rs,
1868 =
E. W. Dowds to Wm. Allen: n Il ne sec l5 tp
4, range 3, so acres 81 900.
Charlotte Barton To Samanth Harper: pit sc ne sec
Is, range Q, 80 acres-SSO0.
Henry kiel 10 |. d. Banks ptlOts IL is, West
field-$5OO.
Jesse Walker to John wilson:s1l ma sw sec ~,
tip D, range ii, 40 acres-Sl, 700.
John Hill to Q. NJ. Waling Lot Milton Center
J; Z; Curry to C. W, Moore Lot li2, TOntoEauy
Jos. Crom to II. A. Olds pt sw NV sec %. tn 5.
range IL, IL acres-f275
Conrad Shelter to ID. NJ. Feaster, ne eIE sv sac
Is, Up 4. range IL 20 acres-ss6O.
r.. u. Sdbbs to d. Lucas Lot 4O5, Perrysburp
5000.
Hiram Kyes TO James Jones ut q ut syy sec q
tp ), range IL, acres-t30O.
w. BrethichengeT To Frank Wurtner: sIf VIZ
sw sec 8, tp 7, range IL, 40 acres--Ss0O
Asher Cook to RosaDna Spies n q ne sec 10, ~
o, range IL, so acres--S750.
Way & Peck to Daniel Eple Lot SO, Tontogany
800.
A. Adams to Mary E. Burlington az sI< Sc sec
~, Up a. range ~, 40 aeres-S395.
j. A. Scott to J. ii. Pierce VIZ Sc sec "a, To 4,
u X, so acres--SI 100
Aakey & Reng to Albert Russell elS so sc sec
-, Up 4, range 10, 40 ACCESSION.
JAS. +. Chilcote to A. Earl sWIS NV ne sec II.
tp 4, range IL, 20 acres--ST25.
~, ot transiers-lI; total value 81 ,545.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
Good Templars.

Az the regular election of officers Of the Per-
rysburg Lodge No. l70, on Tuesday evening last
the following persons were chosen to fill the cleo
tive Offices, viz:
w. G. T.-FREpERIcK YAGER.
w. V. TIC. f. BoNNELL.
W. Il. S.--H. r. CHARLES.
w. +. S.--E. ID. Ross.
w. TN. NJ. VAss.
w. M.--GRORGE A. SWEET.
WI G.--HErLRN FULLER.
w. o. .G.-EuGBNE HART.
On Tuesday evening next there will be a pub
lie Installation of the above officers, at their Hall
in Phoenix Block, and it is desired that the mcm-
bcrs and their friends, be present this occasion
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31

There is now in n'circulation counterfeit note of
theIdenomination of $40, on the First National Bank
of Philadelphia. 1t was admirably executed, and
none but expert could distinguish 1t from a
genuine bill A number of them we understand,
have already been taken by the Bankers in Phila-
delphia. We advise our farmers and others, who
may have stock in Ditch Funds, or other CONVEX
tible property not to convert it into Greenbacks
of the above denomination,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-31
Cnninin Geo. II. Van B,arcum.

We regret to lear1 from the Toledo Commercial
that Captain VAN BLARcUM, Treasurer elect of
this county, is lying dangerously i'll at Ulericks-
vile, Tuscarawas County. His honorable reputo-
ton as soldier anil citizen, is well known to the
citizens of this county, and his death which is
deemed inevitable, will be deeply regretted by a
large circle of warm friends.