The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-07

RFrThe tidings from Missouri show thai
Price is still on the skidaddlc march.
80. Con. Todd has been assigned the
command of the Federal forces in Nortl
Missouri .,..,
Rag"rhe. preparation for the 6nal sailing
of the grcat expedition from Fort Monro,
is going forward rapidly,
noy-The rebel Gen. Lee has boon transfer
rel from Virginia to Kentucky and is II
, command there.
RsS~Gen. Harney still remains in Wash
rgton. but it is supposed lie will soon bC
assigned u command
fsO~rho Louisville Jou'aai lta % t al
rebel jackson has been pIoI otcd to NJ
or Generals ip.
pen~Gcn. McCook's Brigade has advanced
nine miles from Camp No In. The 40tl,
Ohio is with this brigade.
neQs Colonel McCook's regiment, the 9th
Ohio has been ordered to Kentucky from
Western Virginia
rsaya rho Company now being recruited
in this County, viii 90 into the J1th Rcgi-
ment ut Camp Vance, Findlay.
Ify~Four thousand scls OF Uniforms have
been sent to Camp D.ck Robinson from
Cincinnati within the last forty light hours
neMsThe vote in Western Virginia on
separation is very largely in favor of di.
vision There are 80 counties to be includ.
cd in the new state Of Kanawha.'
EayeNinc schoon ,rs from Lake Michigan
all laden with grain, were driven ashJr1 on
Tuesday night in the storm. Three OF them
are likely to prove a tolal loss.
rT1.We have late news from Frcmont's
army, showing that its various divisions are
moving forward with u fair prospect of
catching Price and compelling him TO fight
or surrender.
BeS"Col. Morgan with 220 men had Gght
with 400 rebels at Carroll County, Mo-, on
Saturday last, killing Is, taking prisoner 3
and putting the rest to flight Morgan had
ID wounded--2 mortally.
Bs1~The fifteen splendid cannon that
Floyd tried to steal 10y ordering them sent
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans have arriv-
ed at Cairo and are in good hands. They
are said TO bo masterpieces
nen.. The steamship North Star has arriv-
el safe at New York from Aspinwail She
brings $50 passengers, and 81 ,026,3 1922 in
specie. Among the passengers was A. b.
Corwine, ESD late United States Consul at
Panama.
Rriy~James McMaster, tho editor of the
late Frocman's JoWWW Of New York, has
been released from Fort Lafayette, by order
of Secretary Seward He took the oath OF
allegiance, not very willing, however. -.
scA- Camp Dick Robinson in Kentucky,
is SO named in honor Of fine old Uuion
Kentucky farmer, who owns the land on
which the camp is located. In all, his little
tarm' embraces thirty-two thousand acres!
Quite II patch.
BhyHIi the rebels depend upon salt for
their salvation, they will have TO look else
where than about Kanawha for supplies.-
The works there arc institutions which
Uncle Samuel has use for and intends to
monopolizc.
G-as'Thc Scientific 4imericda has received
the following receipt for making an excellent
composition for amounting thc feet of sol
diers during long marching: Take equal
parts of gum camphor, olive oil and pure bees
wax, and mix together warm until they Il, Q
un ted and become Il salvc. At night wash
the feet well, dry them, and thounpply this
salvc, and put on clean stockings and sleep
with them on. Next day tho foot will b5 il
excellent trim for marching.