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


mg. Three of the jeff Davis privates have
been convicted, and one acquitted.
Hkfy~It is computed that il will take SS,-
100000 to pay off our troops up to October
3lst
psa- Florence Nightingale is still in delicate
health resulting from her arduous services
in the Crimean war.
BrH-T Secretary Of War has ordered the
promotion of twenty Scrgeants of the regu-
lar army to Second Lcutenancies.
Dea, ,Parson Brownlow has at last been
forced to suspend the publication of his pa
per---thc Knoxville Whig.
Bsy-Dr. Il. b. Harrison, has been appoint
ed Surgeon of the 68th Regiment, at Camp
Latty, Napoleon.
neAs Loudcn county, Of which Lecsburg
is the Courthouse town, is the richest and
most improved in all Eastern Virginia. n
s.sy~Thc vote of Western Virginia is al
most unanimous for division, and formation
Of the new State of Kanawha.
Bse'An enormous Grey Eagle, measuring
from tip to tip of wings, six feet eight inches,
was shot in Portage county, last week.
psS~Abont fifty students from the four
college classes at Oberin, or one fourth of
the whole department, arc now in the army.
nEst. The people of Chicago are endeavor-
ing to have the L. $. Armory, which is to
he established in the West, located in that
city.
| EkH~Snce the lst of August, guns and
muskets to the value Of $3.50, 900 have been
/ imported into New York, and rifles to the
value of $550,000.
EFn- About 5000 recruits have been enlist
ed in Ohio during the month nr ,,ctobcr--
8l00 infantry aud 79t caval,y, This is by
no means bad exhibit,
Deae The City Co" .,cil of Cleveland have
purchased bea.nful flag I'd forwarded it
TO tompanT y, First Regiment Ohio Artill, :
ry, now p. Kentucky.
| GE.ApThc Canton Repository says that
t.,Ierc is a great crop of hchory nuts in
Starkc county this fall, and the market is
well supplied with them at soc a bushel.
/ REly' An infaut was found lin an alley in
Cincinnati Tuesday morning, enclosed in u
cigar box. There was nothing about the
box that would give a clue to the nefarious
business
neAs The Pittsburg Chronicle says that
more than 10000 gallons Of wine have hecn
made this year III Allegheny county, Pa
exclusive of that made from grapes III pri.
vatc gardens.
mEa. Brcckinridge, Marshall and Preston
all Kentucky traitors, were reported to have
arrived in Richmond on the Dist, and were
received with the greatest cordality and
; enthusiasm.
BesyuIt is now stated Mason and Slidel
were simply received as private gentlemen
by the Captain General at Havana, and thai
! he has refused to receive Consul from the
Confederate States.
DeA. Michigan has sent into the field ;
, grand total of q, ,187 men. She claims tC
= be in advance of any other State in the nun
' Der of men she has furnished in proportion
to population.
I BzSS~lTe says that tho rebels are getting
D through Fremont's lines into North Missonr
e i'll squads Of fifty or twenty, intending to re
!, unite and form Il large force in the rear o
= our army.
gsa, Benjamin Morris, u native Of Morris
county F. j., who landed at Columbia, nca
Cincinnati, in the spring of 1890. recent,
died at his farm in the vicinity of Lcb II IN
in his SSth year.
HeA.In an advertisement of the Ordnance
Department OF the e. i. A., IN the Loui
$ villo Courier, published at Nashville anC
dated Bowling Green. 35c per pound, il
: Tennessee money, is offered for saltpctcr.
. Deg~The Grand Jury of the United State
. Court now in session at Cincinnati, la
found true bills of Indictment against Games
NJ. Chenowith, John \. Skitf and Thomas B
D Lincoln, charged with treason.
: Btsy"A correspondent of the Louisville
J, Democrat writing from Columbia, Ky, say
u it would be easy to raise 5000 men for tn
+ Government in three weeks time chiefly from
u the Tennessee refugees gathered in that vi
! cinity.
!" Belg~Spccial dispatches to the Cincinnati
papers report that General lIarmcy and Stat
II passed through Inl annapolis ON the morn
c my of the 26th,c en- route for Missouri, wner(
it is reported Il command has been assign
ed him.
Gsg'A New invention in artillery is mott,
9 cd in the Pittsburg papers. 1t consists q
an intire battery on single carriage. Th
. six field pieces are securely fastened to
- turn-tabIe which rcvolves as the guns ar
! successfully discharged.
II Bee-.Seamen are very scarce, tho advar
II tagcs offered by the Government having il
y duced large numbers to enter the navy
+ Wages to Liverpool and Ilavrc sre SIS pc
Y month. with S25 to 30 advanced; 10 til
e West Indies, 81 ) per month, with from 81
r. 20 $50 advance.
It Bsfyn At the beginning of the war, all til
d young ladies' in indiana, pledged thcmsclvo
!, not to marry unit! the soldiers return hom
\. Now why can't the young ladies of thi
ii county do likewise, and encourage ot
1t young men To enlist?
q Ess~The officers of Gen. Lanes Brigad
II have petitioned the President praying tn
creation of new Military Department
a, the West, to include Kansas, Arkansas an
Il the Indian and Colorado Territories, wit
'e Fort Leavenworth as a base of operations
# BsnrSixty men for NIeaghcrs Irish Br
% adc, passed through Cleveland on Wcdne
day. They were composed principally
men from Mulligan's Regiment, captured
Lexington. They say they took the oath
parole with mental reservation
nea The army correspondent of tho Mi
It. souri Democrat has observed among 9th,
= things that all the children born in the v
&c cinity of Pilot Knob recently are nam,
&. either Lyon or Bcauregard, without regal
t. to sex, the character of the nearest troo]
generally determining the name.
I1SS AeG~rhc- free market in New Orleans, f
As the supply of the needy families of soldie
20 and poor people goneraly, has proved
"a great success. At the last opening Of d
oo market supplies were furnished for tro
" " six to seven thousand impovorishc cit'zcr
mr. R1ynWhon some impatient ConSrcssm
,e. called on the President urging an advan'
re he assured them that everything of tn
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