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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

MON COURSE, LONG lSLAND.--A GREAT TRIAL on.
~ speed "A Match for 5000 TO come off on Thursday
August 8, at 81 o'clock mile heats best in g. james,
ID McMann Names b. m Flora Temple, to harness Ho
race r. Jones names b. stallion Ethan Allen aud his run.
ning mate Socks, to wagon The cars will leave the
south ferry every hour also, from the Fulton aud vii
iiansburg ferries every five minutes to East New York.
ana thence to the track by every half hour re-
turn ny the same route. To come Off good day.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

4 UCTION NOT1CE-THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, BY
N BELL. lSGRAHAM, in their salesrooms, 26 New
owery valuable lot Of good second hand Furniture: five
Cooking Stoves Crockery, Chairs Tables three Trunks,
second hand Clothing and valuable lot Of PedSed Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

C,HERIFF'S SALE OF CARPETINGS.
- CHAMBERS & FAlRCHlLD, Auctioneers,
Will sell their salesroom 1l3 Nassau street. Monday
August g. III O'Clock, large lot of super Ingram,
Threepy tapestry, Brussels and Velvet Carpets about
so rolls all together with parcel Of Rag Carpets
JOHN KELLY ,Sherin.
CtHERIFF,S SALE OF ELEGANT FuRNiTUlT-BY PEED
- COLE, Monday at l01s O'Clock at 100 Fulton
cnuc Brooklyn comprising the entire stock Of rosewood
mahogany and black walnut Furniture Of first class city
manufacturer. J. W HIGGINS, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

INOR SALE CHEAP--A GRAY PONY, PERFECTLY
IL sound and kind is elegant under saddle IN single
and double harness. Also i'lz injury Il Van Duscf
Wagon. Apply at ScerrOts stables Nos % and "a West
Thirteenth str .et.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

A UCTION NOTICE-BURNHAMS FURNITURE EX-
IA press and Packing Establishment Ill and 113 West
Eleventh street between Fifth Sixth avenues House
hold Furniture boxed and shipped TO all parts Of the
world Large covered Wagons for removing furniture
the country. Furniture stored,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

q & J. B0GART AUCTIoNEERS, WILL SELL THIS
-. day Saturday, at 1Ois O'Clock, at the auction
No. North William street, large assortment of
Household Furniture consisting Of mahogany bookcases,
mahogany and walnut Soas Lounges, rosewood and ma
Chairs, Rockers marble top Bureaus, Gas Fixtures,
Wasbsans, Toilet Tables, Work Tables, large Mirrors,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets Ocoth, maho-
gauy and walnut Husbands Pier and Centre Tables wal
nut Extension Dining Tables, mahogany French and Cot
tage Bedseas Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Pillows,
Palasses Easy Chairs Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen
Furniture, Rcfrgerators Cooking Stoves &c Also one
large Fireproof safe Spring Cart and Harness. de-
post will be required from all purchasers. N B-The
Gods must be removed this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

4 UCTION SALE-THIS DAY SATURDAY, AT 1917
IA O'Clock, at 1859 Tenth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, two elegant rosewood Pianos, with
pearl Keys cost $45 two rosewood Paor Suits covered
IN rich satin brOcael rosewood and mahogany Bedroom
Suits, Rockers, Looking Glasses, mahogany and maple
Chairs Tables, Crockery, and everything belonging to
first class house Sale positive and everything must be
removed this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

CTEANER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP EVERY
- day Sundays excoptcd) for Northport and inter
mediate landings. Returning, leaves Northport every
morning at A. NJ Fare to Great Neck and Sands Point
10 cents to Glen Cove 20 cents and freight taken at half
the usual rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03

NEW WAGON F0R SALF-A PiTENT LEATHER
N top horse Wagon, with patent aXes lined with
blue cloth, of medium weight made by Of the best
makers, in the best manner, of the Boston style Inquire
in the Of 1871 Broadway, Of Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A VERY LIGHT SINGLE SEAT TROTTING WAGON
"A for sale; it is in good order. Price So Also sci
OF light Harness Blanket, Sheet and Nets at bargain
II immediate application is made 10 Mr.. TUCKER, No g
John street.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19

The banks would be deferred from using theiI
own notes By constant demands upon them foI
coin while the coin, would be concealed and
laid away, thus ceasing 10 answer the purpose
Of circulation. The Banks too would have tC
press collection from their debtors, withoul
dIscountiag any; and the result would there
fore be general oppression of the debtor class
Of the community and scarcity Of currency
of any kind.
/ would recommend you to aatn orize the
banks to issue notes Of less denomination
than Eve dollars but not less than Que dollar.
There must be some mediam of change.
would uot limit them, however, sor the present,
10 the amo0nt of small notes, further than the
limitations already imposed bF Law upon their
total circulation. The denominations of the
notes to be issued, not less than one dollar,
may be properly left to their discretion. The
demands of business viii regulate the matter;
and il it be found they are abusing the priv
ilege proper regulations can readily be adopted
to correct such abuse.
There is great aversion among business men
10 stay laws. 1t may be admitted that under
ordinary circumstances, they are unwise. But
at this period the mass of debtors 10 this State
are, from necessity. otherwise engaged than
in making money to pay their debts, aud none
of the debts now contracted were made with q
knowledge of the present state of affairs.
Riei6ly to enforce the collection of them
would ruin thousands of worthy men. But
reconme nd espeeisl caution in reference to
any law you may adopt on this subjsct.
II often happens that such laws are so framed
as TO prosecute suits, and costs are accamulas
ted, so that both creditor aud debtor are the
losers, and nobody benefited bui tho officers
of the law.
The Board of Public Works should
think, at once be abolished, aud lis powers
conferred on the Executive. Our peeuniary
difficulties commenced with its organization.
wish they would eud with its abolition. II Tlere
is nothing in be Constitution TO prevent the
abolition of the Board.
You have met, gentlemen, in the midst Of
civil war, but, trust you may yet be Assem-
bled under happier auspie.s when he strife shs ]
be over, snd peace and prosperity be restored
to this once happy country.
all which is respectfully submitted.
F. P. PEIRPoINT.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19
The New Government ef Virginia.
Governor PierpoRt's Message I'm
ENT4

To The Senate and House Of Delegates of the
Commonwealth Of Vrginia:
GENTLENEN-Yo on have been convened in
extraordinary session in midsummer, when un-
der other circumstances, you should be at
home attending to pursuits Incident to this
season of the year. The exigenees with
which we iud ourselves surrounded demand
Jour eounsels.
regret that csnnot congratulate you on
tie peace and prosperity of the country, 10
the manner which has been customary with
The Executives, both State and Federal For
the present, those happy days which, as pa
lion, we have SO long enjoyed. and that pros
perity which mas smiled upon us, as upon DO
other nation, are departed.
I; is my painful duty to announce that the
late Executive of the State, with large part
of the State officers, civil and military, under
hIm, are st war with the loyal people of Vir-
ginia, and the Constitutional Government of
the United States. They have leagued them
selves with persons from other States, to tear
down the benign Governments, State and Fed
eral, erected by the wisdom aud patriotism OF
our fathers, and under which our liberties have
go long been protected and our prosperity Sc
cured. They have Instituted civil war iu our
midst, and created system of error around
us to intimidate our people.
Bur While we are passing through this period
Of gloom and darkness 10 our eountry's histo-
~, We must not despair, or fold our hands
Until the chains Of despotisn shall be fastened
upon US, BY those conspiring against our hber-
lies. As freemen, who know their rights, and
aare defend them, our spirits must rise above
Toe Intimidation and violence employed against
IS and we must meet and conquer every OBJ
s'aele these men are attempting TO s.interpose
between as and our liberties. ii we manful-
y exert ourselves, We shall succeed. There
; ns' esd who ''rides upon the whirl@ind
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19
REvIsEp EDITION By DR.. WIN. D. rosrEa

Revised EDITION By DIR. WIN. D. FOSTER.
I'n the enc thar gay sF3 Il ppy,
Ehsrcso or eh-aee 10 b9,
And Ill 90 ,ny 5sst % please you,
If you will bnt l.st % me.
GHoRUs:-So let tie vide world wag as it will
I'll be gay end happy still.
Gay and happy, gay aud happy,
Ill be gay and kappy still.
l'm for the Union. l'm for the Uniop
am for the Union still.
For the Union. for the Union,
/ am for the Union still.
envy neither great or wealthy,
Poverty | ne'eF dispise,
Let me be cDntented, healthy,
Aud the boon I'll dearly prize.
CHORES. $50 lei the wide word wsg. &c.
TIE rich have cares Wa little know or.
All that giiiters is not gold.
Merits seldom made a show Of,
And true worth is rarely told.
CHoBUs.-So let tie WI ie @orid ~sg, e..
If the President should SIT beside me,
I'd sing nor song with usual gIee,
Fools may laugh and knsves deride me,
Still pIl gay and happy be.
CHoRUs.--So let the wide world wsg, &c.
] care for all, yet care for NO one,
Those that do well need not fear,
l like mankind and the world to dwell on,
What else makes this life so dear.
CHoRUs-So let the wide world wsr, sc.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19
Yofttq.
Fer the Inquirer
OUR COUNTRY.


Oh Columbia Columbia the land of my birth,
The pride and TIE glory of nations on earth
Next 20 God shall thy name be most dear TO my
heart,
And from thee never, 80 NEVER shall part,
Thy name and thy fame while living shall be
Protected and guarded and cherished by oae,
And never till death shall my pilgrimage close,
WIN thy name be abandoned TO peril or foes.
Thy ssStar Spangled Banner in triumph shall
wave,
-O'er the land OF the free and the home of the
bTsve.''
It's colors all glorious from heaven came down,
And left there the impress Of Iberty's crown,
May the civil dissehsions which close round thee
now,
Be permitted no more to cloud thy fair brow,
Nay the North and the South to the union prove
true,
And honor the banner Of RED WHrrE and BIUE
God grant that CUR COUNTRY may flourish and
grow,
AS long the waves of the ocean shall flow,
And when the dread angel with upliited hand
With one foet on sea and the other on land,
Shall swear that by Him who forever doth I've,
No rDE more to mortals on earth be win give;
Then grant that as time with its pleasures shall
fade
The universe too that wisdom hath made,
That bright as the planet of Venus at even,
ouR NATION shall shine in the kingdom of
Heaven.
J. MILTON AKERs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19
GIT AND HlPPY.

Bottles Run, June IS, 1861.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05

We understand that during the visit Of
Col. Merton to the GiIead volunteers, on last
Friday week, Hon. Geo. Laskey rendered
the Colonel horse, which lac could not re-
fuse. 1t viii be remembered that the rebels
appropriated the horse belonging to Tie
Colonel, in the Scary fight, and in which en-
gagolnent he even lost his panta!oons -
Having been presented with new pair of
pants and new horse, he is now all RIGHT,
and viii be off to th~ware when his rcgi-
ment is filled ZIP. The Colonel is very mod
est about the affair, but lie lrosnmcs Mr..
Lasllcy viii send the horse on TO him whom
he gets into camp. BY the way we learn
the Colonel has been tondered a horse by
Mr.. Geo. Brown of this place. Of course
be cannot take both; but chen ii shows the
esteem in which the Colonel is held in this
community.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05

This gentleman is laboring almost night
and day wit,l the anxious desire Of rccrnil-
ing his regiment which now bids fair to &
rapid Gl!inS up. On "Wednesday last he adj
dressed large meeting at pcmbcrvil!e, and
many Of those WHO went thorc, entertaining
party sentiments, returned home The most
mconpromisiuG and determined support
crs Of the Union. At Ea,ida, on Saturday,
he spoke twice, once in tho afternoon and
once iii the evening. In tic afternoon hv
addressed a large Union convention with
good effect. We say good effect from the
fact Mr.. Buchanan, editor of the Kalila Sen
Hael, man who was fast gaining Hotoriety
in the northwest by his bitter attacks upon
tae Administration got up and made a
strong Un'on speech, henccforth declaring
himself an uucompromiaing Uaion man, and
plc3ging himself to give his undivided sup
p0IO TO the Administration IN putting down
ia,a uniuet,Gahlc rebellion. In the evening
CO... Norton addressed a meeting at the
same place, fer the purpose OF oucou,a&.Hg
tho 3iel.ds OF the Union to show thcir love
Of free government by rallyng 10 its de-
fonso. Col. \. was to address q military
meeting at Lcipgic, on Tuesday afternoon,
and if lis regiment could he allowed few
days longer to get fully organized, his III
teuton was to visit the adjoining counties,
and ondeavor to impress upon them the i'm
portauce of immediate action.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05
sPEClAG. NOTICES.


! NJ pOE ANT TO FENALESl
1 DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared by Corn')u, Chc2scmsn, ND. New York
City. Th' combination OF Ingredients in these Pills
ar tla result or (on@ and extensive practice They
arH mill IN tNejr operation, and certain in correcting
all ir"EuhHjti's, painful N2pstyu,tons, removiug
al oHf;rOc,joN3, whether from cold or otherwise
Nol ache, pain the silo, palpitltou Of the heart,
whites, aN nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue
Vlu .h' Nat;ap limb &c., disturbed sleep, which
alris i,m lu. yUppt,ou uf nature.
To ltNmEp iNuIrE-.nr. Cheeseman's Pills are
Invaluable, as tl,y viii bring ON the monthly peri.
oi Wjth regularity Women who have been diSap-
pointed IN the use of other Pills. can place the utmost
cou.iluuc' in De- Cheeseman's Pills doing all they
represent to DO.
NorC&- -rhar, is one condition iuthc female sys-
tenn IN which th2 Pills cannot be- taken without pro-
docing rEcrLIAE RESULT The condition relrrrcd
to Is srREUNNCN aud tNcrNsult MISC NluuAGF. Such
is tho ir}si ''I'l tendency Of the medicine 10 re-
store tlN sexual functions to normll condition that
oven tHc reproductive power nature cannot resist
NdrrlUHi purely vegetable and free from any
thing injurious. Explicit dircctionS, which should
'r'ld accompany each box. Price 81. Sent bv
m1il on 2ntlo ing 81 to Or. CornalhsI. Chceseman
boy 1881. Po,t-olicc New York City.
sold by one Druggist IN every town in the
Us. L. B UUrCulNS.
General A~cut for the /. j., No. 1t Broadway,
To whom all orders should he addressed.
For sale by PEcGN HAMILTON Perry sburg.
i2-ly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05

Tho following hutering notice is taken from tho
Portsmoath Ohio) SciotO Valley Republican, Of
April 3, 1858:
SCANniNNvtA.-A friend writes to us for our real
opinion OF DIR. Roblcks Scandinavian Remedies,
-wherc he can obtain them--anl why they are
called "Scandanayian," aud we are frequently ask
Ell the s'mc questions. Scandinavia IL the ancient
name ot sweden AMI Norway, and a Scandinavian.
chat IS, SVcdc OF Norwegian, nilectonately calls
his country "Scaudmavia." in the same scnse as
we speak ot"C columbia" or "Thc Union" By the
way there are over uiuN thousand scandinavian
families IN Dane county, Wisconsin,. Although a
ciu7,p of this country for many years. DIR. Ro6ack
is Swclc by birth, aud Compounds his medicines
of Swedish herbs, We think the name is very ap.
proprtuN. We have the very highest opinion cr
the me licincs and OF Dr. Roback himself, who Is
not oul! snEu,arly skillrul physician, but a gem
tlHuao ot tNe OIL Scholl, az we know personally.
NW A.N'r'a 'mcut columns will answer the rest OF
oNr luopd' IS letter. Sec advertisement. l5wi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05

! ED. JoURNAL!-ln his paper Ot the 2Sth August,
Ethcn Allen Higgins Of the hd,p.aaes,, displays
much indignation at the circulation without his
consent and approval of the call for Union Con.
vention. Permit us to say that the names were al.
tachei unsolicited and the signature oC the Ccn,le
man, had lac saen ct, could have been inserted. We
conceive he has no more claim 10 attention thau is
possessed by the humblcsi voter in Pcrrysburv and
il is quit, refreshing 20 notice his urossuyirg mod
csly. As to his scurrilous Instructions they are in
keeping with his past history, lie presum,s that
thoso who signed the call were iga9,rm,' and being
made the tools Of sc3,Wi,tis. l, may not be very
agreeable fox those geutyman 70 consider the posi-
ton and associates assigned them, but they must
not p, discouraged, as uirAns Kindly assures them
of the ougbtouiag rays of the independent sun.
lie conl,c,uls to I'll Us the very point in ow
sph,ra of Wood county, AMI tho very day on which
the brilliant lumuary sheds it's rays. lis gcncr-
osity leads him SIN 0rthcr Hear his words, for
Il is the master speaks; "Wepram,s, tolcsra them
something before they are many months older"
How kind Of you, Ethcu Allen Wood county has
not language to express its gratitude may thy
name be engraved on tablet Of brass. I'VE prom-
isc to learn them somc,hiug." Does the master
moan that heretofore ho hns been t.ucli'y aoIpy
1t may be necessary hereafter to cxaminc the oatl-
ced,Ht. Of this tooier q sspett6q, and enquire as
to hjs qualifications and aspirations. Like the os-
trich wi,h his head in t'J, hole, he sugposls The
boly anl ruup OF his male, unljscsrna5le Does
it moi sem as if Ehcn Ailcn were accusing others
Of that which he himself has the hob. Of doing
And may not his Gisgllasura arise, from Tie co,m-
tcrac.ion Of his secret magAnlti0ns? ?
In another article he saws: eve 70 for Union
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05
Union County Convention.

The Union men of Wood County, Ohio, are invit-
ed to meet in Mass Convention in Bowling Green
on Saturday, the l4th inst, at II O'Clock, a. m,
for the purpose of putting in nomination candidates
TO be supported at the ensuing OcIober election, for
Auditor, Treasurer, Commissioner and Prosecuting
Attorney. All who are in favor of supporting the
Government, State and National IN putting down
and crushing out rebellion, are requested to attend
and participate.
By Order of the Union Central Committee.
Sept. Sd, 81. p. S. SLEvIN, Chairman.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05
4 NnnlilY tgl2s.inH.

"In lifting the kettle from tto fire it caught and
scaldci my hands aud person very severely one
almost to crisp. The torture WAS unbcarible, Il
was an awful sight. y . The Mus
tang IIuul.ul appeared to abstract the pain almost
iu1n,digtely. Ijhoalai rapidly and LETT no scar Of
account Charl,a Fost,r, l2o Broad Street, PhiM-
dtlphia." 1t i truly y woui4r,ul ar.cle' II will
haalany case ofswynr burns. stiHjoin'3, crul tions
On rha;nltism. For horses it slood never be
dispensed with. 0a' Dollars wJrh of Nu&ug
has Frequently saved valuable horse. It cares
gals, apr,ins ringbcup, Yayins and founders. Be
ware Of imitation and countlrl,it5 4 couu.ar.cit
was put in circulation from st. Louisiana duty sup
pie va. All genuine viii harelStcr bear the
signatures Of G. W. WcHbrooh, Chemist,
u1d y. 3. Baruae, Proprietor, with The words
"Irade"" Mark" in Two Al,Aall.ons Of the Federal
currency. Three si2es. Sull cvaryWhcrs.
l5GJ y. $. BARNES, New York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05
MlEDlClNAi..
TTNIvERsALl UN1yERsALlL
IS TUE PRMsE or
DR.. o, s, RICHARDSON'S
~ ERRY WINE B1TTERss
The Celebrated New ENGLAND Remedy for
KAnHttuus Ff.u.es........


The Celebrated New ENGLAND Remedy for
kAnbItunl Constipation.
Jaundico, Fever aud ARuc, General Debility, and
all other Diseases arising from Disor-
dercd stomach, Liver, or Bowels.
Ihey are used and recommended by the leading
tnysci1hs % tne country, and all who try them
pronounce them invaluable.
DE-. JAMES u. LEPERE, wtites from Navarro,
Stark Co., Ohio. 'the Eitters are highly rrasod by
those suiWuug rom indigestion, dyspepsia and liver
complaint"
Z. -. DAvia, Postmaster at VIII iamsport, osio,
sGyJ, "tacy give prcat sati sfnction. 4 use them
lost my appetite. Il relieved ulr, and can recon-
menI AZ W'.1 40 assurance oi l.s mliits."
hr. NM IA. NEER, ot kogesvi!le Ind wrics
" that they eta The most valuable medicine offered
IL LAS recymmond. " thcm with great success, and
Nltl them mai ssyu"N cores Of palpi;ation Of tho
L,ltJ .aJ general debility.
in3Sts ~rtNroen, Lsq, BlauusYillc, Henry
G." iHd WIi.es j. * letter, under date OF May 4,
1909. lie was mHth reduced, having been afflicted
iut three years with great nervous debility, palp-
utuu OF the tnayto. tIe most severe and prostratinT
character "atar using a l2w bottles / was co a..
rlcttly restored and am now in robust health.'
j, W, iluNr writes FROM Dclphcs, Allen Co., Ohio,
@ section where Fever and Ague prevails that ho
mpst chTtuiv recommends them of decided merit
IN all cas.s of tEEtH AND AouE, DYsrErstA, and
GENERAL uEr1ITN.
/. Il. .UArtAur,s. VI. d.. writes from Van Wort.
Ohio, 81 ujsi respectfully recommend the Sherry
Ninr Bttcra to the notice Of nyspeptic persons,
aal ~ al Who require q stimulating medicine.
StCN NEWS WE ARE RECElNING DAILY.
futL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
Sold by dealers IN medicines generally
Erice - cents per bottle.
}, n. HARRIS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
General Agents Tor the southern aud Western StatOs.
For sale bl t'ck s. Hamilton lrrrysburg, Ohio;
J. Rrc4.ugyr lcydomj $. j. Houglon, Bowling
Grcen; II. Hurlot,, Nuumcc, n. II Aiuor Toledo;
W. II. Moore, Syiyania' \. l.. jerome, New West
field; n. j. Gardner X Co., Cilead. 2wtye
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05
Comnlimcntto Cnn,. Cook.

We understand that Capt. Cook has been
rendered the Colonelcy Of one Of the Ohio
regiments, but owing TO the complicated
state of private affairs which have been cr-
trusted to his care for settlement, he is I'M
able to accept. This wo. regard as
quite a compliment to our noNt Rcprosenta-
tive Of Wood and Ottawa counties.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-05

In our visitto Bowling Green ON Saturday.
we made several inquiries relative to the
prospect Of the corn crop, aud were pleased
to learn that it was excellent and promised
to be, in some places, even better than last
year So far as our own observation cX-
tended, it look well.