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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
a "Tahe-iu'' AMY sHo,v.

The Southern Confederacy, which is a
periodical paper, notifies all the farmers
who can make aLy surplus cotton. wheat,
corn, ETC., that they are called upon to
sell ,hc same to the Confederate Govern.
ment and take its bonds in payment
which, the Confedcracy says, s,will be more
convenient than gold and equally as g ,od
and much better than any bank issue
which statement is probably true, owing
to the fact thai the banks are worthless
Says the Confederacy this will be great
convenience to farmers in the sale Of their
produce, as they will know just where i,
! is to be SOL d, and will not have to go iuto
the market to be chartered with and
cheated by sharpers' He will just take
his crop TO the Conlederates, and then be
at no further trouble about Gnding sale for
it, In short, not to put too fine point
on it, he will be so etfectually taken il
AMI done for by the Confederate Govern
men, that there viii be nothing left 70,
common sharp rs. Sos.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
rrce Homes for ssa slaves.

James RedpaIh, agent of Hayden Emi.
grafton, ha nale proposition which
may serve to relive materially the Gov
e.nmcnt fom all embarrassment in the
matter d 'contraband' chatteIs, if accep-
ted lie suggests that central stations
be established for the reception of all con-
traband articles Of a black or colorcd COM
ptxion,' where they shall be detained
until they are freed, by conGscaticn, by
the federal government, or until The cabl-
net slall decide what it shall FINALLY do
with them He further offers to accept
all such contraband articles as may be
confscated, as emigrants for Hayti, and
give each Of them a free farm in that fer
tile country. He offers to supelint nd the
said central stations free Of charge.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
'r..c Captive Traitor.

The MAj'r Loling which the tel graph
Informed us was arrested ut Wheeling on
th, b inst, was the high sheriff Of Ohio
C unity. Va. His arrest is said to have
been occasioned by certain p p p'rs found
upon the person Of w. J. Willy, who
was captured after the shnmish at Phil.
lippa, and who is charged with leading
the party wi 0 destroyed the bridges on
the Baltimore and Oh'o abroad, bctwo en-
Wheeling and Grafton.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
I'm "a Tight PLACE.

Mr.. Harvey, late Washington cores
pohdent of the Philadtlphis North Amer,
lean and New York Tribune, and recent,
ly appointed Minister to Portugal, is prov
en-, by the seized telegraphic dispatches
to have given the first information to Gov
Pickens, of South Carolina, of the intend
TX reinlorcements Of Fo.t Sumter, Thi,
disclosure places Mr., Harvey in very
embarrassing posi'ioa, and may occasion
his recall, and prompt punishment Il,
i . naG,e Of South 0Arolaa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13

SALT RuEUM.-T This is disease the country is
full of. There are but few whole families entirely
free from it. The fact is, it takes So many forms,
sometimes in cracked hands, chapped lips. rough
ness on the skin, with an oozing out of a waterv
fluid with great heat, itching, burning, &C., &c.
For this DR., :. a. Wcavers Ccrate is a ncver-fal-
ing cure one or two bottles will cure the worst
cases. 1t acts on different principle from any ar
ticle ever made. As proof of its curative proper
ties. will copy from letter received from cer-
gyman OF the highest respectabiIity. lie says: Il
was attacked with salt Rheum in my left leg, which
had become very bad and was rapidly spreading.
II had become raw sore, and the itching and burn-
ing became ntolcrnble. procured a bottle Of your
Ceratc, and by its use my leg has been perfectly
cured Of the disease give this statement in hopes
ii may induce others similarly affected to use it .
and we say if you will usc you win be cured,
Sold by Peek & II AMILToN. 5ml
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
The war ON the Union.
SATURDAYS Dispatches.


There is rumor that Ben McCull, ush
has been ordered by Gov. Letchor to take
command Of Por eiheld's secession troops
with cavalry force aud attack the army
at Grafton. Symmes tho rebel who shot
Col. Kelley. is in safe quirtcr'. There
is report from Baltimore that the mons.
ter gun 'Union,' made at riltsbnrg fell
overheard in sixteen feet wator at Locus
poiut, on Friday when they were attempt
ing 10 res ship il for Fort Monroe. II cau
be recovered unharmed, 1t is said the
rebels al Harper's Ferry are making pre-.
parations to evacuate that point. If this
is not done soon it is suppos, Uncle Sam
will assist them, 10 which case an effort
will bo made to diSlodge the rebels and
their batteries at the Point of Rocks. -.
The force now at friedrich, 1000 strong,
will attempt their dislodgement They
have quite number OF "a pound cannon
which. from the Maryland side, can oper-
ate most Ell ctual,y against the batteries
of the rebels, as they are in very expos
ed position. A number OF Western iegi-
ments have been ordered to Washington
Mondays Dispatches
The Ohio Commissioner sent to Wash.
ingon by Governor Dennsou has arrapg
ed for the payment Of the LIST and Cd Ohio
regiments. Both are in gojd health and
spirits. Two spies of the rebel army were
captured on Sunday. Important p prs
relative to the movements Of the rebels
were found on them. A general move.
ment of troops upon the rebels is evident
The railroad trains for the transportation
of an immense body Of volunteers are in
. readiness at Washington. The returns tc
the dead letter office Of letters going to the
seeded states show that many northern
people have been giving aid to the robels
G,n Morris has issued aprocamatin call
ipg upon the 10y al citizens of Western
Virginia, now chat the rebels are general
ly dispersed, 10 come forward and cnrolt
themselves for the support Of constitution
al government in their own state, Scouts
report the rebels entrenching themselves
ut Gap Mountain, four miles from Hut.
tonvlle; which is half way between Graf
ton and Cumberland. The Indiana
Zaaves, $40 strong, Col. Wallace, are on
their way to open the road to Cumberland
Gtn. Darlington has gone TO Grafton t'
look after the reported outrage about the
Ohio uniforms. There are rumors of al
expected attack at Cairo. Rebels have
men advancing up the Mississippi river OF
,i.her side.
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nlTCH HITTING

nlTCH LETTING.
IL Notice is hereby given that on the ith
day of June next, at the house Of John III. Ford,
in Perry Township, will let TO the lowest bidder
in separate sections, the making of drain No. 10,
commencing about 90 rodsNwest of the south y,
past OF section II, town 3 north range IL east
thence northorly and norh-castorly 10 point near
the coutero Of the southeast quarter of section |, IN
said Township, The sections are 20 rods each in
length the bottom To be foot: and slopes l, rise 10
n base the earth 20 be thrown feet beyond the
slopes.
The whole 10 be completed by the lst Of October
next, 70 the acceptance of the County Commission
crs. ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood county, Ohio.
pc-yyshugg, May 20 lSs, iwSsi 30.
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IInnnr 10 the Dend.

The melancholy message of the death
of Senator Douglas, last week, filled every
patriots heart with sorrow, and through
out the United States the event was uni
versally mourned. For several days the
Stars and Stripes waved at halt.mast,
and, irrespective Of party, the nation
chauted requiem to his d,parted worth.
1t will always be pleasing tho't to free
men that, ere the close Of his earthly ca
reer, he gave fresh and unmistakable eNi'
dences of true patriotism. These words
were an invocation TO arm for the holy
war in defense of the Union, the Consti.
tu,ion and the enforcement of the Laws.
Not until he had pledged his support to
the new Administration, and his friend
ship to the new President; not until he
had made an Offering Of all personal fvuds
and rivalries, and all political ASPIRATIONS
at the shrine Of patriotism not until his
voice was heard like the sound of trum.
pet, summoniug the fierce Democracy to
the battle field, there to fight side by side
with his Republican opponents against
the traitor foe. did his eyes and lips close
forever. lie went down to the grave a
patriot, shouting Excelsior to the en-
battled hosts of the Union May bis
tomb be another altar on which to sacri
fce passion and prejudice TO the love o
country, and may his fame be the tender
care Of every American citizen.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
DIR. Robak,s Scandinavian Rcmcdios

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body, They purge and purify the cl2mcats of The
blood. Hence ther quick aud complete cures ii
Dyspepsia, Scrotula, cruptions, ts tumors, nervous
ness kidney complaints, piles, low fcNers, debility
rhcunhtisn headache want Of sexual yis,n. etc
etc. These remedies are astonishing the Who'll,
medical world, See advertisement. 5ml
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
S2iO0.0O


From the above estimate it will be secn that levy
of seven mills on the property Of the district ogcth
with the usual amount from the STATE. will only
b, sufficient to dcfray the profile expenses of the
year, and leave nothing to liquidatc the old debt or
to have anything hand to pay teachers and others
at the close of the fall term Of 1862. The Board,
however, have concluded to recommend the levyug
of the usual amount of seven mills ON the dollar
valuation, and trust future efforts and circumstan-
ccs to meet liabilities when needed. They have ul
50 resolved to pay Of the claims of D. +. Wells,
out of the receipts of Sept, |, 1861, and thereby
stop the payment Of interest thereon which is at 10
per cent.
1t is proper to state that under the rc-yaluatioh
Of the real property of the district, which took eff
feet last wear. that the reduction the valuation
makes about five hundred dollars in our receipts on
the usual levy. Had the valuation of last wear
been the lmc as previous years, the levy of mills
would have paid oil all the old debt, the ordinary
expenses of the year, and left u surplus on hand.
The sale of Tammanv Hall will make it ncccssa-
ry for us to procure some other room instead, for
the Of the primary school in the lower part of
town. The Board feel the need the want. and the
Inconvenience to the district in not having two at-
ditiOnal school rooms of own for our primary
schools ; but we know the financial pressure that
is burdcnng the whole country, and our village in
particular, too well to recommend amy expense that
can be avoided. Were this not the case t. an uuu-
suul extent, We would recommend in particular the
building Of wood house for the protection OF our
fuel from inclcmcnt storms aud aidatigh uisis be-
cving that the amount thus lost by the district will
more than pay the interest on the investment.
Respectfully Submitted.
JAMES " Ross, Scc'v.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13

PARKS PRICKIN PLAsTERs.

They lmpart Strength they Annihilatc Pain.
These delightful plastors yield readily
Parks to the motion of the body, absorb pcrspi-
Patent ration and throw of all the offensive
Porus ooagulated impurities of the system. -
Priekly They should be used for all Chronic
Plasteis Pains, Fainness, Dyspepsia, Colds, Con
Are sumption. rheumatism, Female Weak
Sold ness etc. They retain their active prop
By all critics when other pasters are useless and
Dealers where applied pain cannot exist Every
From family should have them. One size on
tto2ls cloth, three sizes ON leather Sample sent
Dimes. by mail, on receipt OF 25 cents.
ID. 5. BARNES, l3 Il 10 Park Row \. \
April, lSdl--i9ly.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13

It is said that Gov. Hicks has warned
the Government of the perils menacing
the Capitol from his State, and request
ing that force be sent TO Frederick City
and more men 10 Baltimore. At the lat
ter place il is snid that 1000 secessionists
are armed and only awaiting an opportu-
nifty to rise. Beauregard is now reported
to be at Manassas Gap, making terrible
threats of what he intends to do.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
Desperation OF the Trnit0rs.

Col. Fornty writes to the Philadelphia
Press that u desperate contest must be cx
pected. The traitors perceive that thus
far they have been outgeneraled, hence a
bold forward movement is demanded at
the hands Of Davis and bis set, to save
themselves. Davis has at last reached
Richmond He is there in bad health
aud worse spirits--a broken hearted and
anl bankrupt man. All hio chiefs arc
lick aud tullen, and their is not one man
10 the whole cabel thtt is not ii her
ashamed or disc usted with himself. They
10, h upon the movements in lhe North
wi h terror, aud they behold the awful
power Of the Government Of the United
States, now rap'd'y developing, with a
mazemeut and wonder. They know hat
their only safety is in Il 5ht, and fight they
will, even if it is bat one battle, and that
their last on Garth.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers, from the fact that the goods
are boughfor cash directly Of the eastern dealers
and manufacturers, and all imported goods are bot
at just what it costs to import them, hence he can
afford to sell goods at
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Giddfnas ZnunYes.

The Cleveland Plaindealer Of last week
notices the arrival in that city Of comp,-
ny of ninety men from Ashtabuls, called
sAs Giddings Zouaves, under command
Of son Of Joshua r. Giddings. They
left on ths next train for Camp Dennison,
The Senior GiddiOgs has sent them word
rom Montreal that ifthe State or Govern
ment won't furnish them with Enfield ri
fiss he win do it his own expense, This
makes the third company from Ashiabu-
la, two Of which are in for the war,
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\ SURE CURE FOR \ FELoN.-When the soreness
FIRST commences, even when far advanced, it can
be relieved aud entirely cured by holding the finger
part afflicted i'll Perry Davis Pain Killer for half
Il never failing remedy 4 fcion is a Troublesome
thing, and we would advise all those troubled to
test the remedy. Sold by PECK &, IAMlLroN Per
rysburg. Jm
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During the conaagraton Of Canton, caused y
the bombardment of the British, the extensive med
ical warehouse of our countrymau. DR.. }. &. Aver,
of Lowell, the depot of his Cherry Pectoral and
Cathurtic Pills for China, was totally Destroyed
He now makes a demand upon our Government for
indemnity from the loss of his property aud hence
will grow another nut to crack with elder broth
err Johnny. Stick to it doctor, and if our Govern
mcut maintains our rights wherever your pills are
sold, we shall only be unprotected on tracts that
are very barren. Rc(ormar, Trenton, n. j. 5wl
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We take delight in referring our afflicted ilier

We take delight in referring our afflicted friends
to the drug store ct Peck Il Hamilton, whore that
most cStmahle medicine, Dr. s. q. Richardson s
SHERRY WINE BlTrERS, can be procured. We
advise our friends 20 use it, because we know its
value in curing Power and Aguc, diseases common
10 the West, and all new countricS--it should he
Kept at hand in every family. Sold by PECK &
HAMILTON. 5ml
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13

Gen, Herney has been relv, d by the
War Department of his command at St.
Louis Gen Lyons succeeds to the com
mand. llumors be tue, Hmney has
been secretly aidicg the traitors, coun-
selling with them, and doing many things
to embarrass the friends of the Govern.
ment Gen. Lyon is known to be true to
the Union. aud his appointment gives
great satisfaction to the Union men every
where.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
Funeral OF Senator Douglas.

CHIcACo, June 7,--Business generally
suspended to day, the Board of Tr de
having adjourned yesterd ~ until SAtur-
d y, Banks, jo5bing houses, dry goods
stores all closed. The streets al an early
l,our in The vicinity of the line of march
Of the funeral pocession were densely
throngtd with people, large numbers OF
whom arrived from th9 couauy by the
morning tr ms.
At eleven o'clock. amid toliing bells
and the firing of minite guas, the process
sion moved f, ,om Brayon Hall, wers since
Tuesday the remains have lain in state,
through Clark and Lake streets to Mich
igan avenue, thence to Cottage Grove
Procession was about two miles in length
and occupied an hour in passing given
point AT a low estimate there were ten
thousand persons in the cortege.
The Military, Governor, S Sate officers
members of the Legislature, medical anc
and legal professions, Masonic fraternity
Mercantile Asso 'iation, Fire Department
Typographical Union and all the Benevo
lent S Societies of the city, we're out to GC
honor TO the memory of the i,lhslioa:
dead.
/ At Cottage Grove, the services wer'
conducted by Bishop Duggaa, " no de
livercd u brief but eloquent ora'ion OF
/ the character of the deceased.
From dispatches rrom various toSns Il
different parts Of the SAFE, We lear
bu,ness was suspended and the day ap
! p,opiately observed.
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EAnNN In do IL.

If the Southern Contbieyeracy ere SO
anxious to have their $4,000 900 loan
taken wby don't thoy place /. in some
U, g urstnal, and then 81, ii liz Snooks
thinks they certainty can d,that.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
RE1DY MADE CLOTHING Z

In this department. we hare the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up.
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-13
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
FOR THE LADIES.

FOR THE LADIES.
French Printed Bareges, very cheap.
French Printed 0rgandes, beautiful designs.
Gingham Lawns Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
liantes, all entirely new styles
Mourning Goods, Embroideres, Berege de LANES,
Summer Dress Silks,
Linen Lustres, Yalencias Foulard Silks Marseiles,
Lawn Robes, organdie Robes,
Grenadines, Chsllies, 0ounterpanes, Napkins,
Doyles, Damask Cloths,
Rufliug, Edgipgs, Moreens, Flannels, Lace Wells,
Cotton Sheetings,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings, handsome asscrt-
ment, all new,
Bonnets and Ribbons, Misses and Childrens Flats
and Hats,
Parasols, the newest and richest out Shawls Of
every description,
Maptillas and Raglans please call and examine be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
FIsH FIsn!--A good supply OF all kinds con-
stantly kept on hand at our store.
ezY-Produco taken in exchange for goods
A. G. WILLIAMS & RRo,
md door from the post Office.
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Fort PIckens aga in Tcintorced

A0rt PlckenS again tsetui0rCed.
The Mobile Advertiser of June Isl says
that Fort Pickens and the Island were a.
gain reinforced a day or two ag' by some
troops and marines from large side
wheel steamer-one of those, doubles,
which recently sailed from the North for
that purpose. The soldiers are reported
active on Santa Ro3a, and evidently cx
pect warm work soon. They have min,
companies Of artillery, and a pilot, taking
vessel over the bar recentl reports see
ing them dashing in parade, &c,
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Acricnltnrnl Nntice.

The officers and managers Of the Wood County
Agricultural Society ale requested to meet in Bow,
ling Green, On Saturday June 29th, 1861, at o.
clock, Il. m, to review thc premium list and max,
the necessary arrangements for our llth annual
Fair. Ry order Of tho President
June 1, lS6l--5W3 JAS W. Ross. Sccy.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold which is an item Of
great interest to the people of Wood county. suf
flicient in ducemcnt we take it, to make PeTys.
burg the trading point.
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The traitor Gen, Twiggs, whose
name has been erased from the Army
rolls, has emerged from his temporary
retirement. and has been appointed Major
General of the Military District Of Louisi
aaA hy The rebnls
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What few secessionisls found in western
Virginia, so far. were laboring under the
delusion so prevalent 10 the South that
the North were about TO wage war OF
devastation A large number Of these ar
rested at Grafton were SO pl,ascd at the
tr, s'ment they received from the ULion
volunteers that they ked to take The oath
Of allegiance to the United States. There
are between six and seven thousand troops
at Grafton and Pbillippa-the 6,b, III,
aud 9th Indiana r. g,ments, the LIST Viz
gilia, the 1Ih, 10 h aud l6.h Ohio, and
the Cleveland Artillery. Twenty com
p,pies Uf infantry and several Of artillery
garrison Philliipt This point is pac, d
under command Of CO.. Andrews.
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oSrINr1Arlsa.0NarnNr.n Y. Sneh Is lhc tillc q

NITNI ENT' 9II1 Io wv TItI' " 4
compounded preparation Originating with the "a
nous nr. Rclhngham of tondonl for improving
the growth, aud bcaunfying the condition of the
human hair. McssrS Horace J.. HeGrman& 4 Co, Of
New York have obtained the entire agency for the
American continent, and we therefore invite alten-
ton 10 their "Simaaijeg' announcement in another
column. 5wl
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"A Secessionist. named John Swain,
was shot dead on Fr day evening, while
using strong and ohusive secessionist Ian.
guage to Henry MERRITT, in New York
sa oou, by the latter, who then gave him
self up to the police. They had been en-
gagged in warm discussion Of secession
.sm, before the fatal termination Of the
DISPUTE.
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QUALITY is the BEST TEST of cHEApNEss

Inspection and Comparison will prove that for va
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now of
fercd in the West.