The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-05
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Progress Of the work Of suppressiot

Progress of the Work of Suppression.
The movement of troops in kentucky n
dicate speedy action somewhere. " was
understood. that the Camp Dick Robinson
troops we've to be moved across the country
TO cooperate with thv column on the Louis
vile & Nashville R,'~o"1 in the attack on
Bowling Green AMI the advance to Nash
vile. In accordance with this design the
troops marched from pcuvtllc across to
Lobauon whore they reached branch of
the Louisville & Nashville Road, aud could
be speedy united with the main column.
The Fourteenth Ohio hal arrived NJ Lobo-
non. and the Seventeenth and Tbrty-sirSt
were well on the way, when an Iau Stay
last orders came lip TO move back to Sumcr-
set. to rcpcl demonstration ot Hollc1t-
fer's On Friday the Fourteenth va still
a l.ebauon, waiting to he pa before rCtun-
.y: and the Seventh and Vh,rtN-tirst had
rot as far as Dauvllo on thcir way Iva X.
Somerset is but twenty-five or thirty milcs
from london. whcrc the troops halted on
hrr movement toward Comherland Gan.
80 The toops. aitor mprch;ng over eight
counties and one hundred and eighty m les
of bal roads, are to get baca almost to their
old place. Zolljcoiler is said to be making
demonstration" against Somerset hence
the sudden advance backward again,
The rebel generals seem to be preparing
for some demonstrations III Missouri
Price md McCulloch are evidently tar trom
friendly. The former ordered tao latter to
Join in with him, but instead ot tohlyuE, inc
marched nto winter quarters N Arkansas
\ dispatch from Washington announces
! chat Gen. Renhau has been Ii!aCcl under
arrest for his failure to capture Floyd and
! his army in Western Virginia. We have
adviccs also from Gauley Bridge that a
! Court of Inquiry was to be called to mves.
tigate the case. which tends to confirm the
telegraphic statement
Gen. Mcclellan. though he has MS yet hac
no opportunity to display his abilities IN q
great battle, has on several oc c,aslous prov
cd by his devotion to the details OF hh
command, tnat he posscsscs some, at leas
of the qualities of0 commander. No sooner
was no raised to his present position THAI
he took an inventory OF his men and means
and now he is cndeavorjug to remedy th'
many1abrsls in the Chaplaincy. This stcl
will Still further inspire the coniidenc,
which the moral and religious classes have
long reposed him.
Poor old Virginia is very much in tn
condition Of many once wealthy scion @
her first families. Having wasted her sub
stance on worthless iovorites, she Is nov
| kicked out into the cold, oven the poNu'
and slirpery-,ongucd Davis affirming tina
she is not worth taking care of
The news from South Carolina and Gcol
ga is mos encouraging. The rebel dis
patches which give Us the information, cal
not conceal the successes of our arms in th
Cotton States. Our troops are no lohSe
confined to the islands. They occupy a
least one village on the main land and tn
seizure of the Charleston. and Savanna
Railroad will doubtless he the next intell
gcncc thatrcachcs us. Commodore Iatnal
with portion of his musluito fleet, ha
vainly endeavored to draw our forces q
Tybee under the guns of Fort Pulaski
No wonder that disconront is rampar
throughout tie Confcderacy, that we hear
troops dos ,rting and of Quarrels and jea
ouscs of the different scccdcd States.