The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-31
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petuatcs tile race OF tho idle and the yicoue
! pahpcrs. ~aa.. 49,"
s,-Thc naval expedition from Annapolis
sailed on the 22d. and will stop for large re-
Endorsements at Oll Point
Ba0~A wit asked peasant what part he
performed in the great drama Of liic mind
mind my own business, was the reply.
pr.y' Reports from. Memphis rcproscnt
! that the arsenal and cannon foundry used
by the rebels there have been burned.
uN.Gcorge Howard, the oldest merchant
in the State of Kentucky, died of old age at
Mount Sterling on the l2th mat.
pa lot of 20 500 blankets Tor the army
have arrived n New loik. They weigh
five lbs. nnd cost 40 cts per h., making ~
cach
Bs;y~Ptof. Loves balloon, which escaped
from .t. mpvgngs NJ Washington the other
lay, has been found AZ Stafford, Delaware.
nee. rhc discharge OF oar duty at the
prcsrut timo Involves tn d.HcAurgo of can
non and small arms.
Bs1SsThc Tllliu IribNac says man named
ncnry Daniels was killed Ly falling from
the cupoia Of the new school house at Belle
vuc; the fall being sixty feet.
mly"Lcxjngton, Mo-, has been rc-capturcd
from the rchcis. Sotnc arms, &c., were cap
tmcd but the once prosperous town is now
almost dc, c.tcd village.
Bts"Thcrc etill seems 10 be some doubt
as t. thr escape ot the rebel steamer Nash
vile, with It's rebel ministers.
EsG"Twcniv of the most feeble Fort Ha'-
tc.as prisoners ut New York have been re-
leased on taking oath not to bear arms
against the L. = Government.
pf9.The foundation OF the new American
hotel has been laid in Liverpool. 1t will he
the largest on the face of the earth.
nes,.C Colonel Matt. Ward, formerly mem.
Der of Congress from Texas, il dead. lie
died in Raleigh. y. e., and was buried ihcrc
last Sunday week.
mss. The hanka and citizens Of New Al
bany have increased the loan to the State of
Indiana from that city, to II sum almost
equal to 100000.
BsS"Maj. Gen. Fremont is not a graduate
of West Point He was graduated at Char
lesion q. Co College studied civil engineer
ing. and then obtained a licutcnGncy of en-
ginecrs.
BsS~Pcns ons have been granted rs fol-
lows: VIM. +. Buttcrlicld, 9Th Massachu 1ctts,
shot in the leg in Baltimore, April 9th So =
SO per month. Albert Ioo!i, 20'h Ohio $S
per month.
8en. Returns not quite complete indie ate
the lection to the Pennsylvania Senate of
- Republicans, 10 Democrats and one In on
Republicans; TO the House of I5 Democrats,
36 Republicans and 9 Union men,
BLfy~ Although the rebels claim that in Sc
&c ling they but followed the will of the
majority, yet the only fair exhibition of the
popular will of the fifteen rebel States has
demonstrated that there was Il majority of
100000 in favor OF rctnlining in the Union.
pEA. Volunteering in Mason county, Ky,
is progressing quite rapidly. Sixty-ivc re-
cruts from the mountains, enlisted at once
ut Maysville, one day last week.
B.e"An election occurs in the new State
Of Virginia on the oath of November, for
members of the Convention which is to meet
n Wheeling on the 10Th OF November.
,, nts. Mrs Lowo, widow OF tho late Col
John W. Lowe, has been granted pension
of $40 per month. II will bc rccollccteC
that Co. Lowe fell at the battle of CarnifaA
Ferry.
Bsiys a wealthy gentleman Of New Haven
r finding four stawart fellows Lying abou
loose on the Green, with no employment
. offered them 81 each If they would enlist
They did so, and received the money forth
with.
Rsly"Ihe tobacco contisCpted at Richmond
on the supposition that it belonged to An
r suStc Belmont Ia said to belong to the ROths
chllis. The confederate thieves were u
little too fast
B~s"ln India, where the cholera, in its
most malignant form first emerged and
spread throughout the world, ii has again
made lis appearance, and ~ terribly desruc.
} tive of hmau life, 1t is probable that il
may II second time pass over Europe and
this country
E-E"'rha ,mprrss Of Austria recently paid
4 visit 10 @ British ship of line Queen. at
Corfu, u,i ,s described as Going about very
plainly drcasc l. ina white dr,s sand II round
hat, her magu,i, ent hair and her lovely
face her sole adoumcuta.'
gtg African slavers have discovered Il
new way OF reaching Cuba with thcir car,
goes. \ few weeks ago six hundred negroes
were landed on Anguta Island one OF tho
h Bthamas, the slave ship burned, to escape
!, detection, and the cargo forwarded to Cuba
= in two trips 10y II schooner.
5 D,s9- The Ohio Infantry Regiments have
e been increased to cighty-siX, of which mum
G her iOrty-two are now in service. This, with
t SIX cavalry regiments and five batteries OF
artillery, makes u respectable army for the
IbuCNNAt = C'diN
y GeA~ Ex-Governor William Woodbridge
OF Michigan, died at Detroit ON the 20t
INST, AT the age of 50. lie was native o
i Connecticut, but camr to Marietta with his
= parents at the age of 10. lie remained il
Ohio until 1916 Besides being Governor
/ for two years, he held the office of Terrific
rial Secretary of Michigan, aud was Unitct
States Senator from 1872 to lSlS.
~ p.4AJ Dn
writer in B'dckTO0dS Magdeiae wrote il
" furious icnunciutjou of the character o
y, Franklin because he had prophcsied ON ON,
' occasion, in the hearing of Euglishmcn, tn,
future greatness ol the United States Look
= ing ut the Thames, the philosopher said:-
: An is it this narrow stream that IL to hav,
dominion oVcr n country that contains III,
~ Hudson and the Ohio?" They never for
- gave Franklin for that Question-those mag
n unanimous Brtons-and they never will.
Bsr. In Western kentucky, where the 81
N ccssionis,s are in the majority, the nosroe
belonging to the rebels, as well rs those O
IN the Union men, are all madc 10y the rebel
TO believe that if jeff. Davis succeeds, the
IN will he made free. All the negroes, no maj
of Ter 10y whom owned, are dangerously ms,
lent TO the Union men, and especially TO III
female portion of the families of the latte
The rebels employ thoir slaves in sackin
n. farms and running off with the chattcls AN
~ sto X of the Union men,