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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23
Proclamation by the President.

WHEREAS, The Congress of the Confederate States
of America did, by an Act approved on the 9Th day
of August 1861 entitled, "An Act respecting Al
len Enemies, make provision that proclamation
should be issued by the President in relation to
alien enemies, and in conformity with the provis-
ions of said Act
No,c, therefore, I, jefferson Davis, President of
the Confederate States of America, do issue this
my Proclamation; and do hereby warn and require
every male citizen of the United States, Of the age
of fourteen years AID upwards, within the
Confederate States and adhering TO the Govern
ment of the United States, and acknowledging the
authority of the same and not being citizen of
the Confederate States, to depart from the Con-
federate States within forty days from the date of
this Proclamation. And | do warn all persons
above described who shall remain within the Con-
federate States after the expiration of said period
of forty days, that they will be treated alien
emies Provided, however, That this proclamation
shall not be considered applicable, during the ex
isting war; to citizens of the United States residing
within the Confederate States with intent to be-
come citizens thereof, and who shall make declar-
alton of such intention in due form, acknowledge
ing the authority of this Government nor shall
this proclamation be considered as extending to the
citizens of the States of Delaware Maryland, Ken
lucky, Missouri the District of Columbia, the Ter
rtories of Arizopia and New Mexico, and the In
dian Territory south of Kansas, who shall not be
charageabe with actual hostility or other crime
against the public safety, and who shall acknowl-
edge the authority of the Government of the Con-
federate States.
And do further proclaim and make known that
have established the rules and regulations hereto
annexed in accordance with the provisions of said
law.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Con-
federate States of America, at the city of Rich
mond, on this 4th day of August, A. D. 1861
By the President,
SEAL JEFFERSON DAVIS.
r NJ n HrNrrR Secretary of State
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Varieties

Heavy Negro Boots and Shoes, 81.
Mems and Boys Shoes of all kinds,
Ladies and Misses
Ladies' Dress Goods and Wrappings,
Merinos, DeIIaines and Plaids,
Hosiery, White Goods and Embroideries.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23

MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN VRGNIA.-I Information
received last night from the West all doubt
that a forward movement for the entire command
had been ordered for yesterday morning General
Loring was to move with his forces from the Big
Spring in the direction of Huttonville, around the
Cheat Mountain, where the enemy is posted in
force, while Gen. jackson was to advance up to-
wards the Cheat Mountain, and block the progress
Of Rosencrantz eastward. He will now either have
to capitulate, or, if appraised of our movements in
time, fall back Pnilsipa, which is the only posi-
ton which he would be apt to select nLis retreat
to make n stand at Stirring news may now be
momentarily expected from the South.-RiehR'oRd
Examiner Aug. l6.
The Richmond Examiner OF the nth has the
followingi
Private accounts represent General Floyd's COM
mand as ten miles west Of Lewisburg. The enemy
are reported TO be posted 5000 strong) at Sum
mersyille, fifty miles distant, with a large number
at Gauly river, which they are fortifying General
Floyd's brigade has been lately reinforced and sup
piled with improved arms, and is in a high state
Of efficiency. He will advance on the enemy in a
very few days.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23

nea. The Confederate Congress has APP
propriated one million of dollars to aid
Missouri in her struggle for freedom.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-23

July 10, 1861
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
MITCH NOTICE.

10 Peter Lcnk, Charles Markshalis Peter Erb,
Elias T Rtnu, Nancy Stafford John Moore Ange-
line ii 0rlway, II Jerome, Robert Peirce, j C
Potter, Reid Norton, Chas Nibcung, Samuel
Young, VIM L Thomas; Jacob Fox, Samuel II
Thomas, Ferdinand just, d 2 Whitehead, Nathaniel
Edgcron, Coruo, John Lanke aud John llollister,
or the unknown resident and nonresident owners of
the following lands in Wood county. Ohio. to-wit:
hf and pit s-w or ofsec s. hf Of ne or ofsec 4,
town north range 20 east. hf sw or of sec 3, all
Of and s. threc-tourths Of 8, all Of 9, hf Of 10,
hfof lj all of l6 hf of H. all of 81 hf Of %,
three fourth of ~ hfo of 2S or Of 80, all Of "a
and three (ourths Of IS in town north, range 10
east, c Inf Of 81 or and hf Sc or s-w or Of sec
50 in town north, range 10 east also the village
lots in Tontogany.
You will take notice that John W Woodbury., on
the 10th day Of April, 1850, filed with the Auditor
Of Wood county, Ohio, petition PRAYING the Go.
Commissioners Of said county 10 locate and c~tb-
hsh ditch, drain water course along the follow
ing proposed route, to-wit: commencing t;llr souh
west corner OF section ~ town north range
10 east thence north along the Liberty and
Mltonyille pike to point about 50 rols north
of the S-w corner Of section \, tnSn au1 range as
aboye thence i'll a north westerly direction the
most practicable route to the rnn'ogNY cree ter
mnating on the northeast quartcrot section 81 town
north, range 10 east.
And said parties are Cuther notified that the ap-
plication for said ditch win be for hearing on the
third dav of the next stated meeting of said County
Commissioners (Junc 5th, 1861.
ADDISON SMITH, County Auditor.
April l0tA I9Gl--iQwiSS &C, .-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
The R.rcslaent's E,rotlasnatlon.

Whereas, he laws OF the u. States have
been and now are opposed in some OF the
States by combinations TOO powerful to be
suppressed in the ordinary way, therefore
call forth the militia of The several States Of
the Uuion to the aggregate number oi 10 600
to suppress said combinations and execute
tho laws,
| appeal to all loyal citizens to f'cilitate
and aid Il 10 effort to m .intain the laws and
integri Of the National Union, and the per-
petuity of popular Governments, and redress
wrongs long { ou1h endured The first ser
vice assigned the forces will probably be to
repossess the f rts, places and property
Which have b en- sc Z d from the uuion.
The utmost care must be taken consistent
with this obi ct. to avoid the devastati, n
destruction, or Interference with the prop lrLy
Of pearcfol citizens in any part of the couotry
hereby command al persons composing
thy afure laid oombna ions to disperse
within twenty days from da'e.
hereby convene both Houses Of Congress
FOR tho fourth d W Of July next, to d, termint
upon such measures rs the public safety GnC
interest demand,
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
lv III President, W. II. Seward, Scc'y State.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
TO TIE RREACHi

Freemeu of the Northl Peace loving and
law-abiding citizens ofour country Yewho
stands upon the glorious. plUfIrm Of "the
Union. the Consultation, and the enforcement
of The Laws" and who have born and for
borne with traitors in arm. gainst them, un-
til forbearauce has caused 10 be virtue, the
crisis is now upon youl The Forts upon
whoes defence your hearts were set with an
intense and all absorbing enthusiasm, has
been surrendered to traitors, and the flag
"of beauty and OF gloj y,"s at the sight OF
which every true Americans heart swells
with pride. has been dishonored. II has been
struck by lhem-w whose sworn duty it ~as to
uphold IL against foreign and domestic enc.
mics Isthere a man worthy the name, an
American whots soul does not burn with ia.
dignation deep At this insult to tIat sacred
| emblem which he has been taught 10 love
and honor? Ha
This damning blot upon our national es'
cutcheon must be wiped ou Treason must be
crushed with the strong arm of this Covert
ment, and the maj sty of the laws vindicat d.
| if need by millon Of men, at the point o.
the bay onet and at the cannons mouth The
time for appeal, for agum Mt, for conciIla'
ton, has one with the surrender of SImter
Let the tocsin now sound, and from every
hill and valley, from lake and river, f,on
mountain and prairie, hougt out all the loya
and true States, let ariots rally to the cal
of their county, resolved that this stain upol
our h,g shall be atoned for, that the su
pregnancy of his Unol shall be main.aintt
and its laws shall be enforced, be the con
sequences what hey may. Wo be To those
who shall attempt to Withstand the tempes
Of O naiol's wrath! !-Gaz.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

The Buff tlo Republic says large qnantj-
ties of cotton are being shipped via that ci Y,
over the N. Y. Central Railroad to Bostoa.
1t is brought from Memphis TO UincinnaIi by
water, and thence by rail to Boston, at an ex-
pense, for the whole distaucc,ol Iour do.-
ars and half per bale of five hundred
dollars, which is less than the cost of hilping
from Memphis to Boston by :he way of New
Orleans. AS cotton is now compressed, ,thir-
ty bales are easily loaded upon one car.
The howlings of the British press over
the Morill tariff induced great man~ fools
to imagine that Eogland would proceed
ytraightway TO knowledge lhe Souldern
Contederacy, by way of showing theic resent
ment. But they are now howling upon a
different topic, the export duty upon cotton,
which seems to'be quite as dis,astetul rs the
Morrill, tariff. They denounce it, in .he Ian
guage of the London Post, as "a tax which
must fall upon the English manufacturer and
consumer"
The Goverwent is evidently no. willing
to have Washington stripped .! troops. Ths
! Nrginians are not to be trusted. The mob
spirit runs high in that dilapdaed old State
! A portion of the troops on the way from Texas
will take the place of those recently stationed
at Washington wlo have been detailed 10
other service. If Washington is not guarded
it might be overrun by the revoluionists
The other day mail bag sent from
Florida to the q neral Postolice, was opond
and two venemous copper head So axes with
ed cut of the mass of printed and tpistolary
matter, They caused great cons,erna ion
smoupg the peaceful and timid clerks OF th'
department, but were happily dispatched
before they did fatal harm.
jas NJ. Edwards has been nomin ated a
commissioner of the General Land Office, ant
Ex-M. c. Spinner as treasurer OF the Unite,
States.
The President has appointed ElIsl
Hamlin, of Maine, a brother of Hanuba
{ Hamiu, Commissioner under the reciprocit
treaty with Great Britain.
, Hon, MIR. Holloway, of Indiana, has bee
t iappointed Commissioner Of Patents, and Hor
f T. c. 1heaker, of Ohio, a member of tb
+. Board of Examiners.
f.. Speaker Parsons, OF the Ohio Legisatul
g has been appointed and confirmed as Cons'
= to Rio Janelro.
!, 1t seems that Mr.. McDougal, the ne
i Senator chosen by the California Legislature
e was chosen by the Douglas democrats an
: Republicans in opposition to the regular den
/ ocTatic nominee
The Governor of Georgia has ordere
= nine military comppnies in that State to ho
" themselves in readiness to march 10 Pensae
- la. ua+.0
The Republicans of Fostoria elect,
q their entire ticket, on the first of april, wi
d the exception Of assessor,
0. The Legislature of Kansas last we'
N elected s, c, Pomeroy and J, ", Lane 4
d Senator'S Ia Congress- nom lhat S ate. 30
are Republicans.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
The National Debt.

The public debt SIS existing in the form OF
stocks and treasury notes on the 9Th ofMarch,
was in round numbers $4,000, 900, When
Buchanan came into power the public debt
was about fourteen millions. This debt of
seventy live millions will perhaps be increas.
ed to one hundred millions before lhe neces.
sary legislation can be obtained to restore the
lures. The expenditures are to be reduc, d,
however, while the resources Of tax ,tion will
scarcely be touched This, together with the
fact that the country is fall of wealth must
with vigorous administration of public al
fairs, so restore the national credit to thai
palmy condition, from which It has been slrck
en- down by he extravaganza, loobsries, snt
finally, downright treason Of the democrat,
party.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
:, HERIFF"S SALE.


Joseph Shook VS. Cyreuus Goodell, ct al.
BY virtue ol an order Of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, AMI to me directed and delv-
ertd, ! will oftr for sale at public vcnduc at the
door OF the Court House. in the town of Pcr'ysburg,
Wood county. Ohio. on
Saturday May llth 1851.
between the hours of 10 Il. m. and p. m, of said
day the following described lands and cncments to-
wit the east hall of the northeast quarter Of sec
tion %, township G, range r. in Wood county Ohio.
c. +. GUYER, sheriff.
DoDGE 4 TYLER, atty's.
April 10th. 1851 -49w5S3 H.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
The War Nees at the Pi,,sbure Thea,er.

The Pittsbng Chronicle OF Saturday says
The most intense excitement was caused las night in
all public resorts Of city by the from Charles
which we give IN our tclegraphic column.
At the Ptsburg Theater, MIR. Harry Lewis, stage
m lnager announced the first despatch which was re-
ceved With breathke silence aud every manifestation
Of thrilling interest," and when Mr.. l.. stated tet Fort
Sumter was returning gun for gun, the crowded audicnce
aud gave round after round Of tremendous
cheers The orchestra tnen played Hail Columbia,
which salued with another round Of cheers, and
then followed Yankee Doodle" which again salut
cd before Several times thereafter the intense feel
ing that prevailed was broken hy cheers for Sumcr and
Maj. Anttaton. We have nevT seen an SstnnbaEc Of
clzns suddenly aroused to prolonged hearty and
uncontrollably demonsratve pitch Of enthusiasm
BY the return Of last Monday, the New
York city banks had in specie the unprece'
dented sum Of SAL ,408. SOB.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

The news from Japan is important and
discouragiug, The United States Secretary
Of Legation is reported to have been muir
dered. The treacherous islanders need fur
ther distraction in the arts OF civilization, and
will dou tless receive i 10 a manner MOI c
forcible than pleasant.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
Position Of Mr.. Douglas.

wAsuis0ToS, April l4.--5enator Douglas called on
the President o-night He had ineresling convcrsa-
ton ON the present condition of the country. The sub
stance Of It on the part Of Mr. Dougas that While Id
was unaorably opposed 70 the Admnis raon on al its
political issues he was prepared 10 sustain The President
serve tho Uniou maintain tho uovctnmcnand defend tho
Federal Cipol. A firm policy and prompt action were
ingccssary. The Capital Of our country in danger
and must be protected at all hazards aud at any expens
o. men and money lie spoke of the present and iutur,
without reference 10 the p1st.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD GO.


Henry Phillips and Albert Heuer VS. Charles
Stahlcr st al. .-...# .s-
The defendant Levi Whitman will take notice
that on the ssth day of March, 1881, the plaintiffs
Henry Phillips and Albert lleuler fled their petition
against Charles Stahler, his wife Adelns Stahlcr,
Levi Whitman and others in the Court of Common
Pleas within and lnr the county ot Wood and State
of Ohio and which is still pending therein aud that
the object aud prayer of said petition is 70 obtain an
order for the sale nf the following premises situate
in Freedom township, Wood county. nhiO, and he
ing the north west fractional part OF section eleven
in township five uOrth range twelve cast, lying on
the north side of Portage river supposed 10 be IL
acres more or less also the southwest part OF the
east part of the southwest quarter oi section two,
town G,e north, range twelve east, containing ten
acrss, mOru less also the east part o the north
west fractional Of section eleven, town i've north OF
range twelve eas containing tNo acres uore or less
and for the application of the pneeeds arising from
the sale Of said Promises 10 the paynlcnt of the
amount due said plaintiffs upon the note ot said de-
fendant Charles Stahler, dated September SOth,
1886 for the paynent 10 said plaintiffs Of SAT- ia
wear after date with interest from date until paid
the rate Of ten per cent per annum' the payment Of
said note was secured by mortgage upon said
said plaintiffs aver in said ptitiOn that
certain mortgage executed by said Staler and wife
and delivered to said Whitman and recorded in
yns OF mortgages, page Asa, of Wood county rec
ords has heen fully discharged. h.
Said defendant Whitman will also aEe notice
that unless he answers said petition az before he
26th dav of May IsdL Judgment viii he rendered
against him bF default according ~ the prayer
thereof NJ. R.S r. WAITE ,styy : Ter Pl6Ts.
April 81, ls6l isw6ss IS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
GUARDIAN SALE.

On the 9th day Of April, 1861, at II o'clock A. m,
on the premises herein after described will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate the
property of Jacob llnaga, to- witt lot number 10, in
section number &c in township g. north of range IL
east. in Wood county, Ohio; containing 40 acres.
Terms Of sale one-thri cash and the balance in two
equal annual payments with int rest secured by
mortgage. JACOB FRANKFATIIER,
Guardian of JACOB HAAGA.
Cook, PRICE 4 Johnson. att'vs.
April l7th, lSjl--50w2$l 81.
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lean would have thus deal, With rubc,us subjects.
For this great measure Of ,rbearancc tho AdnInstra
hon has been vercy criticized by s oen loyal peoples
Snd h o,so S ne" our YSG'n GI' b@
.maton, for this iuury and IN ut bolh w our egly
c)nsltu ed ahoriiit wha, Is c return made by those
wO have ~ spit of Kindness buen Uttered ivrnionths
whoa rtsttlnta, 10 h,A iafAnccat the laws, oarNro-
PIRATE the properly " tho United Stcs, and TO ramp9
upon the ha Of or cuury2 Bcc'tS he NItion1i Hor-
c7mpi rsolr,d 10 sena an parr5d rced IN pg0risiDn s
sorcpy so'9ers, seven thousand men attack Major An
drrson an his handful of men whom they hope through
the fundamentally Of bomb-shcs and hunger 70 force
it lriu he lnc oF conGh'tory measUrus. With iorcc
mustnow meet The force which has been brought against
t. This policy has bpcn resolved upon AMI patriotic
people vi. promptly and nobly sustain The AdmuiSrd-
uou IN this Try ing emafRcncr a.
From the Columbus Fact, Dreckinridge orgau.l
President Lucoln ia called upon bv the popular voice
n pnaup a determined couut cou,sc that viii uio3t
raccAly silence the vii ;ritors who would convnt the
hd OF he free ino c9att3 mart gni the ,'ouaess o
liberty iutj an ogircc harl0 II is too late now TO
consider plans VI pacific policy. The rebels have open
e the batteries Of the Feern Government upon loyal
garrsou aud for this aagran outrage mi rs
IN runisbmtnt known 70 tg nntls of warfare too
mary severe. bet tbc people understand that we la
Gorcgurant by ut once wipug ont this southern rrbr.
ou hough cost ten Thousand paritlivcs There are
twenty millions Of people IN tho United States who mrs
opposed to the institution oi rtru slavery. and as the
and intention of the secession movements to legal
Ice and extend that nsitution anil eventually to reopen
the African slave trade, thcse pcopr viii be found stea-
dy aud anxious 10 assist te Administration in any effort
u stay thc march ot 50 damnabc m enterprise.
Men who TOLERATE slavery rs coinr1Iuiso necessary
t. The Uiion uC te STATES will not bc fund panderng r.
the base appetite Of Southern 0grchy and tits nc.
ceasar, tha Cotton lon be taught this truth. Where
there is Liberty there can be no Democracy md the
great Democratic party which cstahlishgd and has main
tlne the Union o the States thus for will bc found as
unit rail- wing around the banner handed down 70 goner
alton who arr taught n reverence Jefferson and worship
Washington 40 The Father of his Country II Is too lttr
now TO inquire who what caused the war II is, or
ought to be- sufficient to know that war cxstsand by thC
act of band o rebels and traitors. rhc Goycrnulsut l.
asslilcd ond F stability AMI power threatened by an nm
sctruous faction. The issu" Is between Freedom and
Slavery, aud 'u joined who 50 base coward as dar,
! doubt the result
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
HARDw ARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line will
find il their advantage pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the public is
respectively invited my extensive stock feeling assured
il will be time prohtaby spent
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

An old lady and two children who were
walking on the track of the Ohvelqnd and
Elie railroad, ,tSo mi es east Of Euclid Station
were rue oyer, on Friday last, and the woman
amt one Of the children Instantly hlied, ant
hv o,heT dangerously injured,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
READY MADE CLOTHING !

In this department, have the largest and most
plete assortment in Northern Ohio Made up according
to the latest fashions and in the NEST substantial manner
warranted to give the very best satisfaction sale
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
LADIES, FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS {

In this department great advantage may be obtained by
close cash buyers from the fact ta the goods are bought
for cash directly OF the eastern dealers and Manufacture
ers and all imported goods are bought Just what costs
to import theni hence he afford to sell goods at
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
MUCH LOWER PRICES

interest to the people of Wood county. sufficient in
ducement, we take it, to make Perysburg tie trading
point
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
rRg ,soN ro 90 PuNrsmNp.

Eatrh a.ps'on or Coaxtc.s Called 80 Rcqutsi'
Esd. .ta tion for16,o o. - NoiuDteeTt. ...
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

ID T. T J. B f. l. l.
/ ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLGu.--
i'll attend promptly tn all business nrustcd to his
care. Office in the Court House with Cook. Price 4
Johnson. Nov. 29, l860--ly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
QUALITY Is THE BEST TEST OF CHE APNEsst

elegance richness chcapncss beauty and quantity this
stockis unsurpassed by any offered in the West,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18
War COGMaslellCed!

Correspondrpco beiwCe0 Genera.
Beaurcgsrd ana = '~getnry W1ikcr.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

Tho Presidents Proclamation.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

n. B.-We sell to Wholesale ,Iobhcrs only
Country Merchants order goods of any
Wholesale House with whom they ar dealing.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-18

s-Sy-Produce taken in exchange for goods.
W. J. HITCHCOCK.
Perry sburg January I'd, 1861.