The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-20


BE-" History now records the iari tha, bro
General rgcce, 'oSi Eejr prcSracc qrmbi
on NCtN Important occasions,
r'sY'Thc majority against separation in
Eat; Tennessee js estimate At from 10000
. 1900 thc secession nrcys %. Ibot
Sta'c.
r.S.Tic Collector ., lom,il,e has uott
f,l ttc Government that the ehrmcut oi
prr>isicnS Is the Rebels Of Tennessee has
been stcNIcL
h8- Th.s warm weather nearly all the
old torcrs wear the National colors, red
white. and blue: red faces, blue noses aud
white cOats.
FS The Government has rcsoved to re
ccivc any new ~, .u,cr.f that will como to
Washington, whether they have Statc au.
thority W not
Ecs. The Richmond Examiner SAYS that
there arc not lcss than 5000 unemployed
negroes in Richmond. Du!sncss generally
is n q stand still.
BfE Stephen a. Douglas, al the time Of his
death, was 90 years, month aud 10 days
old-havinC been born at nral s,n, Yer.
mont, April %, 1873.
G,S"Mre. Benrcgard. wife Of the rebel
General, is in New York city, and on Fri
dag night attended service at Henry Ward
Beachor's church, in company with mem
ber Of the Ncw York rresd.
np~ Gen. Lyon aud Col Blair on the | til
inst, in conference with the Governor
and Gen. Price, refused to remove the Fed
cral troops FROM Missouri, on the condition
Of the dabanlment Of the Statc forces.
M. The patriotic military Of Cumberland
have been guarding the railroad bridges -
bout that place rora week past. They have
had artillery and all the other essentials
ready for giving the rebel inccndiaros a
warm reception.
Rf7y"Thc foreign relations Of our Govcr-
mcnt are looking better. France is most
cordial aud emphatic in her express
sions. Russia is very hostile to the Rebel
lion, and England is gradually coming round
to the right side.
H6is' The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
riling Of old muskcts by Miles Greenwood
for our State volunteers, is now rapidly
progressing. The muskcts, when they al
tered, are found to operate almost as well
as the famous imported rifles, while the
cost Of transforming comparatively worth
less musket into an efficient arm, is only
four dollars.
Rsiy"fhc custom-housc at Atlanta Ga, has
been abolished. This is in consequence of
the admission of Tennessee into the Confcd-
crate States Custom-houscs will he cstab-
lishcd in Tennessee, and custom-houec Off
ccrs placed all along the southern border
of KontuCky.
H5ssrThe occupation of western Virginia
by the Federal iorccs according to the
special dispatches of the Cincinnati Gazette,
from Grafton, is having q most happy effect.
strong Union sentiment is being developed
in every direction, and the latent loyalty Of
the people brought to light
EsaysPrcvious to cmborking for Pakcrs-
hurgh, the Fourteenth Ohio Regiment was
presented with beautiful stand of colors
by the citizens of Marietta. The prcscula
jon spcach was made by John NJ. Wood
bridge, and was appropriately Responded
to by COL Stecdman commander Of tho
regiment.
R.sy' Cen Scott is beyond all question the
best tailor in the Union. He has cut ou
tho rebels at Washington, hcmmcd them il
at lIarpcr's Ferry, and run them togcthe
AT Manassas Gap. He is about ready I,
hast them at Norfolk, fell them down a
( Richmond, and if nothing else will answer
generally rip them to pieces clscwcrc.
gk8~Ihc National mtcllgcnccr has pub
ljshcd letters from Judge Marshall, Gov
VIM Il. Davic, and Judge Ircdcl of Nortl
Carolina, written in l799, showing that de
signs to overthrow the Government thc>
existed. and that the determination q
many OF the seeded States then was T.
crush ont the movement as a rebellion.
Bsiy~Thc Grand Jury for the Unitcd State
Eastern District of Pennsylvania have +,
ported ON the army clothing aud provisio
frauds, that they are confident gross on
RACES have been pcrpctratcd, but that the
have been SO will covered mp as to rcnde
il impossible To separate guilty from inn,
cent parties. They therefore TASK to l.
NSChargCd
ncsS. The Charleston Mercury of the tit
states that the priyatecr Savannah, was cal
p turcd by the brig Perry, The crew, thirt
= IN number were transferred to the Mimi,
sofa, AND the privatccr sent to Nnw Yorl
; If the men arc hung, the Mercury calls q
2 on lcn. Davis torctaliate. ltaIso compair
{ that traitors in the harhor are in the hah
{ of supplying provisions to the hlockadh
: feet
1 NeAyGcorgc McLcllcn, of Pcmnsylvauj
who was appointed Major General of Il
! Western volunteers and afterwards Maj
General of the regular army, by the Pre-,
dent, it is said out-rnks all other gener
officers, and will he Commandcr-m Chief
/ the United States army,'im the event of Il
= death of Lieut. Gen. Scott, instead of &c
. Wool lie is not much over 80 years
age.
Btsa,Thc sending black fugitive slaves
/, their masters by army officers, in severe
condemned by many, The Cabinet, it
said, will not regard them rs coutraha
property, and hence no more will be rec
.' we'd 10y the army. This looks like haC
- ward step 10 conciliatc, traitors protest.
~, loyalty, MIR. Adams expressed the opmi,
- many years ago, that in time of civil vi
'- that the Government possessed the pow
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