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ARRIVALS.

RFPorTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ri ana G9a & HM9fsey M M 4 4dySPoo "A Ans eIS 1
gers 70 G9narL aug Is lat % &c, Ion So 80 cx
is, $40 a ~ saw big vSdoe steering NV Eth lat IL
es n co ~ IS - FSs,sd an nmsn steamer oand 18th %
ern Rightsl hence Tor bordeaux.
Steamship San Jaeno Atkins, Savannah with mdsc and
st Steamship Rebecca clyde Chichester Wilmington, NC,
Ssensp hen % Terry Chaplin. Newbern, with mdse and
Steamship Niagara, Blakcman, Richmond, City Point and
WIN muse ana passengers, to the Old Dominion
steamship James Green, lnman Georgetown DC, with
stesmship Brunette, Howe. Philadelphia, with mdse 10
Ship Artist r, sergeni Calcutta 1si days. with
Weston Gray April n is 10 s. lon s2 e E, spoke ship
hien; perry, rom | for Rangoon; May 81 lat "a 81
mouth & June lat v % s. Ion Ss5 E. shig indsey paw
e sbip HanSaS Law ,rS June H. lat S' o. o. Sn ~ q
Zane ynhe ~ a ~ Y on 2 q T. ship Madras steering west
Tor passed Cape o Good HOPE 18th crossed the
gu,somn,sg Sng 70 ION July gs lat lon a % ", ship
weather The entire passage 's'' ""'''
70 runek Mencke Wendt Had Light weather the whole
oa s5s 5 nd Gd,@s9r s ass % S"y ws s
sre Issssse Aug Is IA, So Ion 50 4o schr Narpo-
Bark Mnna IN o. stunke Bremnn ~ days with mdse to
81 Baqk IA rsas On G Mysrderk Bremen, Ss days. with mdse
with sail, 70 Penston Co. TURKS i''and' Aug
rnWru, fOrt IalDot, b3 days. With rail-
road iron, TO order No date 3c, spoke bark Wild Cazee
from Cads for Boston. Had light winds Gains on
passage
Brig Ottawa Br), Mcdonald, Hamburg IS days, with
Aug l. 30 miles of the Banks saw several large Ice
bergs.
where she discharged. -
Brig Jane Brundase tDr, Brown, Newark, SJ to Ne
, Brig Kennedy, T'comb Calais, 10 days, with lumber
schr Pauline (NG) Harms, Ciudad Bolivar % DAYS with
hides &C. 70 funch, Meinoke wendt Had fine weather
B J Weinberg. "''' W." '
seh Lgsano Johnson Turks Islands 10 days. with salt
schr Equator tBrl Ranger, Nassau days. with mdse and
spasengers 10 Joseph EnCas Had hne weather. and has
been days north OF Haeras
schr fsarnot IB, Gibson, Eeubcra II days, with old
ron &C, 10 Joseph bneas Aug H. lat 36 M ION N g. spoke
ing ~ '
sehr Bird, Merrill, Bridgeport, cB 10 days, with coal,
schr Rate Wentworth, Adams Cow Bay. 10 day. with coal
70 Miller Houghton. ''
sehr Annie tBr, Healv. Hushoro MS 10 days With pss
for fnr Hawark- ~ 'NF Wv
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Tom Patchen, Of this city. They were Inspected by
the judges and put to their speed. George H. Pierce
ner, OF Sunapee, acted as judges.
Awards for the best stock Of hoyses made To-
Draco, SIS; william Parker, OF Esnchester. for Tom
Patchen.l$is, and D. Q; Whittsmore, Of Manchester,
for Rocket $40, Two horses competed for the pro
Lady White took $1S and Porter Farrei Of this city,
with Dolphin, $40. For the stallion purse, on
Smiths Young Draco, and the Lewiston Boy entered
by A. W. Worcester, Of Boston. Mile heats, best
three In i've to harness. The first and second heats
though lame, showed bottom, and won the three last
heats and the race. Time, 2:42N, 2:44, 2:39. He
took 800 and Draco $780, In the class Of horses that
never beat three minutes there were nine entries.
The purses were won by Fred, entered by H. II.
$25 and Jack or Trumps, owned by x. S. Drew, OF
Great Falls, sl0 Nellie Hoyt, OF Newton, fell only
two seconds behind and the others made quick steps
for green horses.
The fair continues for two days longer.
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0uIRAGeS IN TENNESSEE.
Murders by Bands Of Desperadoes-RiOts
Threatened.

Threatened.
[From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
NASHVILLE, August Is, 1868.
AS might be supposed, the first reports concerning
the terrible murders at Franklin, Tenn which were
telegraphed. night before last were In some re-
spects inaccurate, although in the main correct.
IL seems now that only some twenty-five or thirty
OF the murderers came into the town. while the main
body, reported at two hundred to four hundred
strong, Is said to have remained within supporting
distance outside The name of the white man killed
was 8. A. Bierfeld. He was young man and
kept store In the town. Although an earnest
Union man, he was quite an fnoffensive gentle
man. or all who knew him none say aught against
him. He was quietly sleeping in his store on Satur-
day night. His clerk, who was cOlored man,
named Lawrence Bowman was also sleeping In the
store RobinsOn's circus was at Franklin that day.
and number OF people were still In town when the
masked horsemen came dashing In. They fired
number OF shots Unfortunately, driving everybody
indoors: They then went TO Bierfeld's store and
and they replied friends. He told them to go the
front door, and went to it himself and opened
II. They Immediately rushed In and secured
Bowman, while Bierheld ran Off, but they
the blood they tracked him to an adjoining
stable, dragged him out, placed rope around him
and put him on horseback. He, however, struggled
to the ground and pteously begged to be permitted
to see his mother before they killed him. The reply
was, 'Damn your mother; you shall die now" Sew
eral shots were then fired into his body, which,
those who afterwards saw 1t say was literally rid
died. Bowman was then brought out and shot, and
the assassins took their departure. Bowman was
mortally wounded, but dragged himself to o grave
yard and died during the night.
Such 1s the best account have been able to OBJ
tain Of these frightful murders. cannot vouch for
the accuracy OF each particular detail hut all the
main points are confirmed by a number of witnesses
1t ID undoubtedly substantially correct Gentlemen
arriving from Franklin last evening say there Is
much excitement there and fears are entertained OF
riot on large scale.
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CLEARED.

T. Cunard. -
Steamship Saratoga Alexander, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Louisa Moore Wallace, Chester Pa-Murray
Ferris x Co.
Co.
Bark Anna Nor, Henschein, Bremcn-H w o Edye.
Bark uler tNor), Hansen Mcincko
Wend
Bark IndustrIe (Nor), Tonnesen, Ceo-Funch Moincke
Wendt
Bark yumur tBr), johnson, sagua-waydell 4 Co.
Brig Executive, iorham, Bancor-N O Psbury.
Pease.
sclr Townsend Townsend, Rchmond-N l. NcCready &
Co.
schr Tuttle Dayton, Ryder Baitmore-M Bedell.
Scr louer Newton, Gray Euzabeihport-Bryan Pcasc.
schr J l. q $ Adams, steelman, Boston, w Elwe
soop Lexington Davis, Provitence-G Racket q Bro.
Steamer Eiueand, Bowen, Baltimore.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HORSE FAIR.
second Dny-The Fair n Great Success
large Number Of Horses on the Grounds
COmpctitfon for Prixcs.

MANCHESTER RIDING PARK, August is, 1868.
The second New hampshire Horse Fair opened
this morning, with very encouraging prospects OF
success. More than one hundred horses are On the
ground the majority being entered for speed, and
taere VIII be more tomorrow. The exhibition is
conducted by the Manchester Riding Park Associa-
tion" OF which d. C. Whittemore is superintendent
An exhibition Of colts was made this morning, In
which Mr.. John Berry, of this city, showed his Bully
OF the woods, three years old, who can make his
mile I'm s:23H. Five stock horse presented as foi.
Iows:-Ilram Allen, Of Concord; Drace Mars Of Lake
Village: Young Draco. Of Newmarket: Rocket ond
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rsey CITY; s Morgan, Davy, NYork; O

asgss rn ,r.ey city, Morgan, Dsvy, NYork' O
sdsrh Ael Keen, Keen, Boston.
sma;1 SisasSTf fkI.i SSTSsSsE sIsS sSsIi from
%:.sS%ss 5sss -. f.1sss: sssa ' Ponce :ssss
saa.Hsis efssi s% ss:s.i
'sSS ,e;'7 e.tss, SrsTsa Fsi'las and
% 55sSs sssas;s sssiissss ssssS SssS eesI
sGspSs Myos s,.a ssnn Gsnsr
e . EsE and Sc, bark MdOrsdO and ana
'ark Clara, Nichols Gottenburg; schr John
Also .Iriv th bark oaSqne Lsmqn. oo.tsnbure, briss
AZ. Mn MFsa sT:n Putnam
sxITlaoRE sisHATsivsd. .h!p VIM Y.o esr Howe,
b.n Sss sasl SassGs
Ss SS Gee
Evans. New Bedford
lh.Arriyed, schrs Wellington, Barbour Bangor; Helen
s sss'S johns
to sss ss SsTs G%aaon brig
AS sfhf Fred
REED Psnson and Darius sh EDDY m0pfni
..a% :sas. ,sss assrg ns No a.
sth~xrriyed schrs Minnesota Phinncy Port Richmond;
ES avss for SSo9s
sohr aA RsynsS ssr Sy0Ty Smith, Too.
ksg sEs cusanS saans WDss NYS
s,sa%SHp James psa Adser NYorf
&.
up sailaoFe brig ssaoTsa ser Sq5toS
FALL RIVER, Aug l4Arived, schr Il Wilson, Harris,
.oHrs Mary shsr.
lSth-Arrved, schrs Gipsey Borden, NYorki sam Wood
ssS Ro a%suIs Aas ss.soa ss
sssS ?
on b or ShsS Gyd n
Adams Weymqata Tor Do Msnaeld May Gardner FOR do
Salem NYoTE; Hero Kelley, do for DO Amanda Pow.
18th |ArriVsd, brig xes Putnam Atwood xsssndrts
aS sshr. Forest Soss, XYo1t for do; dsnss; Hlsssss
aaesss Ees@ BTow
T. @ & :sss
Grows DC fqr N NYSra Alaska Clark MSssSassh S NB soS
ley Portland for do otronto Hammond, Ellsworth for %
I7.h AM Arrived, brig Harriet Amelia tB, Dow, NYoy
for Truro Ms; Continental (Br, Nugent do Tor wndso
MOBILE, Aug Cleared schr Lizzie Major, Giles, Ma.
lIsS!S sailed. steamship 6sssseai City, Weir, E7ork
Norfolk Aug 5-2rrVsd scSr Sas SoS, ,0ap Appes.n,
or sHs Nelson
Also arrived 18Th ,sArs Bunel, Georgetown Do 18th.
csssa I 'Shs sn Niger Thompson SYori m o
NEWPoRI Aug is % Arrived sshr, Potter Hooper,
Siysi Povldsnes Ei.sSehpor S En- E
Sailed schrs Hishlandsr, Conner from Bangor New
aiGs s Cynthia s:as se' ss %
NORWICH, Aug lS-Arrived, schr H Ely, Stokes, New
PENSACOLA, Aug lO-Arrved brig Nellie Gay RAndlctt
PmIL1pEL Sya rH1A avg lArivsd sss.pshp y.n
5sS. TsS%;: I. Seln, EyaS:as; d.
%%%ssd hsra.sapo?s s 1 Ssss .s-. is1sas sssiss
as%n1; SasTs s:Sssr
Lynn; M MA%%s.oaIy Amosbury, Boston. Below, bark Car
F:$; 2%,. a.Hs n. sre.
Geo Chase waishsn XOas; :cSr Sshis
isS Arrived, S5iss Haze. Hall, Georgetown De- Clara
.:hr. yo. Amer,
Has ts :ssr. p.rne
ssssssSy ssy fsnS1 r..n
PROVIDENCE Aug 1T-Arrved, schrs Ssllie Chartro
Simmons Rondout for Pawtucket Eva Sherman Hoboken1
saied-schrs Frank Howard Terhune Jacksonville, FsI
Charles Grainer, Harvey, Ezabethpo; Adelaide Msco
ber dol Henry May, Racket, Rondout; Oscar r Hawey1
Penny, NYork; p Abel, Howes, do; Taylor Fowler
DO; Milton, Raymond do; Treasure, Arnold dol, seraph
sAyXNNAH, Aug ls-Arrived, steamship Cleopatra Phil
Ss, s Aug ,on ssE
Its, NYorK Rdewood, Derricison, do; Holt Hart,
Boston.
Ceared-schr Nicanor Hannah, Boston.
WASHINGTON DC, Aug Arrived, schrs Chas wooley,
Parker. NYork Rutt, Shaw, Richmond, Me- Chas Jones'
Grfn, Boston,
WEXFORD, Aug is-Arrved schr Pavilion, Read, New
York.
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SHIPPIN G. NE w s.
Almanac for New York.--This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST Is, 1865.

ks The ONCE Of the Herald yachts IL ut whitehall
Slip All communications from and consgnees the
masters Of inward bound vessels viii be forwarded free
charge.
ES- One OF the Herald steam yachts-he JAMES or the
JEANyErrEw leave Whitehall every morning At half. past
four o'clock for the Lower Bay.
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The Seventeenth Ward.

The democrats OF this ward to be active. Anoth-
CT club OF their party organized last evening with
tie following ofilcers--lrcsidcnt, Marx Lauterhach
Vifs President BDdrew Erkeft: Sestetary Frederick
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American Shtpmasters' Association.
NO. 81 WALL sTREET-RooNs2 23, 9 ANDT
The following approved have received commissions
from this association -
Captains Gideon McC Yates 55t3 Francis Boeart
schr Ward Parks 442, John Curtin, ship Siam (nate
6544 w Mcfarland, schr Caroline Farnsworth; 5545
Henry Scott brig Echo 655l scudder Newton,
cardo Barros b5S Marceus Tobev, brig Carrie d 6b4a,
Ing wavc b Charles Fuller, schr ar,stein 1857 Frank
Stephens; 1853, William Meyer; 552 Frederick SOM
mervie, ship Yorktown mate) boss, Charles WAITE schr
Vesta Maie-5556, Samuel Williams.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States; descrtion, nonsuppor &C., sufficient cause; No
publicity; charge until divorce obtained advice free.
M. HOWES, Attorney rs Nassau street.
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Marine Disasters.

Mhte-oOoo, W
AL commissions not renewed annually arc invalid.
Marine Disasters.
SNIP POMONA from Quebec for Liverpool, which was re-
ported wrecked at Fox River has been got on gone
BARK LADY HuLsE CBr, at San Francisco ls inst from
valparaiso stove buwarks and received other damage in
heavy gale 10 days prior to her arrival
BRIG RUTH (r) Mclean Gibraltar lst inst from Leg.
horn FOR YORK was In collision with the Spanish bark Pan
wnrke. ''
Bnro KATE FnrrMAN tBr, Gardner, from Boston for
saved and taken 70 Turks Islands The registered si3
tons and was built IN lSa 80 At Liverpool, Ns whence she
2j2 bbla cement, and other goods.
scnn L MAETs, from Boston for Alexandria, with
was in the river l5t h. bound up.
GRrENocE Aug 5The Liverpool, Green for Boston CUs,
left to-day after repairs.
GALE, July so. $50 AM Chy telerraph)-The American
bark Effort IA shore here, aud may become total
r1c5 5srs S sG BSG1s & Of m the gne JACKET ar
last when about 30 miles from that island, he picked up
Of The american sio2P squreL Of Port washington,
ground OF Bermuda june 49, since which time they
had been exposed on triangle formed OF manmast boom
in very exhausted condition when taken board. lie
tuc having nohngd from the wreck) made them
miscellaneous.
1.-THE ships In port viii to-day bear their flags at hafmast
out Of respect Captain comsook, whose funeral
place this afternoon.
Purser II Hochkiss, of the steamship Charleston, has
our thanks for late Charleston papers.
RoBERr, s37 register built Medord Mass in
1873 has been sold at auction in New York for 92i $40.
scnR lsLANp HonE has been purchased by Cap. Na,h
reRns business between tha, por, and Bosn under be
command of Capt Duey.
Notice 10 Mariners.
The Hardnss Ledge bell boat, removed from her station
by order OF The Lighthouse hoard.
q BLAKE, Lighthouse Inspector, "a dist.
WhnIemen.
t..~L
of since leaving s. Helena in Nay Returned for repairs ~
..spokenJun J. no lat Sc bark Stafford Rickeison of
July % iat 30 80 NJ W, bark Minnesota, Pierce Of
July ~ lat j 60 lon bark sunbeam, Fisher of SB
SOUTH PACIFIC ooEAS-ooRAL s.A-RKPoRrrp BREAK.
HYDRoeRArmIo orrroE. ApMrRALrYl
LONDON, July Is, 1858 (
Captain B Brown, 70 a letter published in the July
Ss 5 October % passage from snai ssnsy ss% n
South Wales 10 Batavia heavy breakers over what
appeared TO be small patch, tho weather the being
The position assigned this reported reef (by star latitude
and longitude By chronomeer isn lat Ion 154 ls
Mariners are accordingly cautioned.
BY command Of their Lorishps
RED srA-wrsr ooAsr--rrnovAL TEMPORARY LIGHTS
AND Bu0Ys
HYDRoeRAPHIo orrIor, ADxIRALTYl
with reference to Notice to Mariners No IT, dated Sebr
and buoys purpose Of fascinating the navigation be-
tween Perrin island and Ansey Bay West Coas, OF the Red
c1 that f. S The Ay
scLbed In that notice hare been removed.
~ ''"'"' GEO ii oh HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer.
ITALY-wEsr rcoAsr-ALrpRsArISe LIGHT pnSosA
HYDRoeaAPnIo orrIoK, ApsIRAlrY,l
The Italian government, has given notice from the ib,h
d'T OF july 1855 hghl will be exhibited from The tower Of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25
THE PRIZE BANNER.

The Urion Republican Executive Committee
of Wood CoHWty hare decided 10 present
beautiful Banner to that township which VIII
give the largest increase per cent in its Rcpub
lican vote since last October. The vote fot
Govern last year, to be compared with the
vote fur See etary Of State at the approa hing
elrctiou- The award to be aahe upon the de-
cisinn ~ committee of one selected FROM eaet
township, for that purpose.
I,ct each township now Put forth it's bes
effrrts to secure the prizr.
By order Of the Executive cemaittce.
s. L. BOCGHT0N, ChaiYmnN.
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LETTER NO. a-lPaid FOr).

EOa' Oar O,sn Correspondent, at Grand Rapids, o..
ND. JOURNAL: Business for the past
IL month, has been fair. Owing To the repairs
now being made in the Side-cut Canal, the
Mills are closed, which sends trade TO other
places. But, notwithstanding, we have sold a
fair share of Lead, Paints and Oils, and to
accommodate many who wish for Fahne-
stock's Lead, We have now received lot,
and shall hereafter keep it constantly on hand,
our brands at present being Fahnestoek, Haz-
lett SwRrtz"-" Cleveland Strictly Pure
Grenada and Philadslphia.
Linseed oii and TuTpentine.--we are
the war.
To Cash Buyers, we shat sell at Toledo
prices. Oar stock Is full.
Dye Stuff of-the best quality.
Everything that is required in the way Of
Drugs, Medicines, School
Books, Stationery, &c.
We would invite those who may be in want
Of anything ia our line, To give US a call.
A. j. GARDNER & CO.
Grand Rapids, September IS, 1868. Az
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
ENLARGED AND BEAUTIFIEp.

This oldest and best of the Literary Week
lies, has been recently ENLARGED AND BEAU
TIFIED. 1t is weekly embelshed with En-
grnvin vings--and its NovELETs, STORIES, SKETCH
rs, &C., are not surpassed.
IL has just commenced two splendid Noveets
--"QUEEN OF THE SAvAENAH," by Guslave
Aimard and SF. GEORGE ASD TuR DRAGON"
a Novel Of Society, by Elizabeth Prescott the
author of " How Woman Had Her Way" &c.
New Novelties will continually succeed each
other. Among those already on hand, or in
progress, are, - The MYSTERY OK THE REEFS, -
powerful story by Mrs. H1smer; and "CuT
ADRIFT, OR THE TIDE OF FATE" by Amanda
NJ. Douglas.
THE Posr also gives the GINS OF TIE ENG
LIsH MAG AElNEs.
A copy of the Large and BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM
STEEL ESGRAvIXG-" THE SoSG OF HONE AT
SEA"--engraved expressly for our readers, AT
COST FOR THE ENGRAVING ALONE OF GEARLV
II ,O0O--will be sent (pOst-pad) to every full
81 80 subscriber, and To every person sending
On club! This is a truly beautiful engraving
To NEW SUBsCRIBERs.-MARK! New sub
scribers for 1859 will have their subscriptions
dated back to the paper Of SepteRlber 18th,
until the large extra edition Of that date is ex-
hausted. IN that paper we commenced two
NOyelets--" The QUEEN OF THE SAVANNA"
and "ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON" This
will be FIFTEEN PAPERs in addition to the regu-
lar weekly numbers for lSd9--1r nearly SIXTEEN
ihuuluS IN AT W utu our extra eulLhh Is tA
hausted. the naLles Of all new subscribers for
1859 will be entered on our list the very week
they are received. or course those who send
ia their names the earliest will get the greatest
number Of extra papers.
Owing t0 the unusually liberal character of
this offer, We shall be compelled to adhere
strictly to its terms.
TERMS.
1 copy, (aud large Premium Engraving) Sc so
5 .----. and one grdiisl -------- 90
land one grdtisl 12 90
One copy each of POsT and LADY's FRIEND,
PREMIuM ENGRAVING ------ OO
The getter-up Of clBb will always reeeiTe a
copy OF the PREhTh ENGRAYING. Members
Of a club wishing the Premium Engraving
must /. init One Dollar extra.
N-Specimen copies sent gr0tis.
Address, ii. PETERSON AZ Coz
3I0 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, September "a, 1868
FLOUR-Fine, 81 00@7 so: Superiine 90
as Is; Extra, 0 50@l0 90: Double Extra and
Fancy, 10 0O@tl2 co. Rye Flour, SO.
GRAIN-Wheat IT6ta2O7c; Corn l03910ic;
Oats 5lc Rye 1850 Barley qniet.
PRODUCE-Lard, prime, in bbls, l9c do.
kegs, zoe. Butter, fresh roll 35c; in keG 33c-
Eggs, Ice.
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Written for the Perrysburg Journal |
WAITING.
BY LILY LARksruR.

Wildly toss the leafess branches,
Snow is on the grass so green,
Ice hath bound the silvery streamlet,
Cold and lifeless is the scene;
But they're waiting, only waiting
For the spring-time's balmy breath:
II will bring new flowers and beauties
Wake them from their transient death.
Peepiug through the open lattice,
In the twilight soft and still,
Waits dear one, kind and faithful,
For voice her heart TO thrill,
Watching there-a bright home-angel-
With what gladness none eau tell
Waiting there to catch the echo
or the step she knows so we'll.
Down among the gathering shadows,
Where the summer breezcs sigh,
Stands lover, fondly waiting,
Meath the starry evening sky,
'Tis the hour to meet his darling,
Underneath the trystinG tree,
And he's lisrning, watching, waiting,
Fer the form he longs to sec.
Aud Tn waiting, ever waiting
All day long, and all the uight,
Waiting for a promised blessing,
That will make my life so bright!
Waiting when the SHOWS are gathered,
And when birds and flowers appear
Waiting through the days of sunshine,
And when falling leaves are scar.
Oh the gentle spring-time comeih,
Shedding beauties thick and fast;
Aud the sweet face at the window,
Greets her dear one home at last
And the lover clasps his darling,
Underneath the trysting tree
But tue joy for which Im waiting,
Never, never comes to me
PERRYsBURG, August, 1868.
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The County FRir.-Ie. uat our readers
forget the WuOd County Fair. to be held az
TOntngany. "a the Sth, eth and leih of October
The grounds are in better trim than they have
ever been, and the indications are that il will
be the most successful ever held in the county.
Let every citizen of the county take an interest
in the Fair, and 1t can not fail to be a success.
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PEIsRYsBURG MARKET.

[coRREcTEp WEEKLY ny =. R. MILLER col
PERRYsBURG, September "a, 1868.
Flour 8 00@ll 80 7P barrel.
GRAIN-Ear Corn 81 90 1p 100 lbs; Oats 81
@52c; Rye l 90 Wheat 1892 90 " bushel
Shelled Corn, 90695c.
Butter 3Ot03jc q lb; Eggs, ij@l6 " doz
LARD-22025c ~ ib.
PoT ATORs -1Oe@i25c " bushel.
SALTS 90 u barrel.
WoOI,-3G(0iOc q H.
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\A/MASoNIC NoTICE.-special Com
EY muncation of Phpnix Lndgc, No. l2s, f.
syn and A. NJ, MONDAY EVENING, Sep
tembcr 2S, A. L. 1868, at ~ o'clock. Labor il
the Third degree. All INFLATED brethren ar,
summoned to attend.
WILLIAM CROOK, W. NJ.
T. J. OELINGEI, Secretary.
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NEW ADvEnrISEmENrs.

New StOre-Emch & Yeacer.
Improved Road No. l5-J. b. Newton.
Millinery Miss d. Collins.
Ditch Notice Many Petitioners.
Legal Notice-Norton 4 Murray.
Fair Notice-M. Warner.
Master Commissioners Sale-C. W. Evers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25
Hoonand's German Bitters
Hoofand's German Tonic

is combination Of all he ingredients Of NE Batcrs,
Wih rvRE Santa Cruz RHm, Ordnye, ric, n is Wct
Cor The dsedses he Bhcrs Ia cdas ttIers some
pure alcoholic siiuAlut is required lou ,rW brdr IN
iHiRd that H.Sq remedies entirely different from
any others drtrifssd for Nf Ctrs Of he diseases named
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal erTGca
Uhtie M' 0ihcrs arc mere dteocii0nS Of
JOrnl The TONIC is decidedly ono oi he most pier.
gitd and agreeable remedies offered 10 NE pbIic
Us d,G is trqshe is plsdStIr, 10 take IT, phs iti
iJeJiriHy erhdrdiiHg, and accidental quaIiti,s haze
caused - BE- kaoseH as Me greatest gt all tOnicI.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25
Democratic Mass MeetlMe.-Tbe D

Democratic Mass Meeting De-
mocracy Of this place purpose hnldinga mass
meeting on Tuesday next on which occasion
General DURBIS WARD, Colonel JoHS MCCoN-
MEL and Z. Il. EsuELMAN are expected to be
present and address the meeting.
The inestmable services Of CoLnHl How ARD,
we regret to learn, have not bcen secured TOR the
above occa sion, as he has been shipped Say as
rolling freight.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25

We are requested to announce that Clerks,
Treasurers and Boards Of Education will confer
great favor upon the Auditor by reporting, as
required by law, as soon as possible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25

Quacki Quack l-On the first Of 0ctobe
nrxt the lev forbidding all pers ms, except those
having a regular diploma" practicing medi-
cine in Ohio, will 60 into effect. The occupa-
tion of many physicans will then be gone.