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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-13
DIR. Robnck,s Remedies.

HE publish in another column of to-daY's paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times deScrip-
tive of DR.. Roback's extensive medical establish
ty with all classes. II has been but short time
since these remedies We're introduced into this sec
ton of country; yet DIR. Brennan DR.. Roback's
agent in this place, informs us that his sales of
the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed
those cf Ell other medicines for which he is agent
combined. The reason of tns is that they have
stood the test Of practical experience. We know
this not only from the mouths of others, but we
best results, For all diseases of the blood general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness indigestion, and all kindred all
ments, we recommend the scandinavian Remedies
as the rery beat medicines extant. They are des-
tined TO achieve not an ephemeral success, but a
permanen; and deserved reputation W hich will rem
der them necessity ia every family -Adpol5oR,
( o. North Hest, March ,, See ADVERTISEMENT.
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The Union state Convention.

The undersigned. representing TnE Uslos ooSvES.
roN which assembled In this city the 9th Of septem
her last call upon 'a loyal citizens who in favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government and Of the Wig
orous and continued prosecution Of the car.
red for the suppression Of the rebellion against the
Government" again TO meet and appoint delegates
TO Union Convention, to be held in this city, on
Thursday, the o1st day Of August next,
for the nomination OF candidates for the following
named officers;
Qndge Of the Supreme Court
Secretary OF State.
Attorney General.
school Commissioner.
one member Of the Board Of Public Works
The Convention will be composed Of the same mum.
ber Of delegates constituted the Convention ofast
year and apportoned In like manner, among the sew
eral counties
Under this appcrtionment representation for the
North. western part Of the State will be follows:
Defiance 2, Fulton 4, Henry 2, Lucas Q, paulding 2
putnum 2. Williams 4, Wood
We recommend that the delegates be chosen by con
ventions In the several counties, to be held Satur
day. the 10th day Of August.
The Convention will assemble at II o'clock, A, NJ.
GEORGE NJ PARSONS, Chairman.
B. y. MARTIN, Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CotuMBUs, June Cd, 1862.
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GOV, KIaRWooD of lowt, formerly OF
Mansfield, made q speach at has u,d home
last week, and is reported by the Mansfield
H.rald to have said, that be was going
back TO help raise his quota of the ueV levy,
and that he had in his pocket an order from
Secretary Stanton empowering him to arrest
every scouudrel GOV. KS own word who
discouraged enkstments and so help him
God he would obey his instructions to the
letter, He thought an order sent 10 GOV
Tod would also be a good thing, for we had
men OF that kind among us too
GOV, kukwood is Just the kind OF man to
do what he says like Col Crockett, when
right he'll $50 ahead"
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EnIlstments In Illinois.

Gov. YATES has just issued General Or
der directing that recruiting shall cease in
Illinois on the 18th. As the quota of the
State has not been declared by the War De-
partment, to guard against all possible def
cheney, every able-bodod man who offers
himself will be enlisted for three years up
TO that date. In case there is surplus OF
recruits, the right is reserved to designate
who shall constitute such surplus, and to
decline their services. The enrolment OF
all the militia of the State, to be divided in.
to two classes, will follow as soon as the
proper lists can be made out.
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Congressional Convention.

10 te Unconditional Union Electors Of he Tenth
Congressional District, Comprising The Counties Of
Defiance, Fulton, Lucas, Henry, Pamdjng, Put
nam, Williams and Wood
FELLOW. CITIZENS: The undersigned, believing that
the frat and highest duty Of all loyal citizens Is an
earnest support OF the Government in this its hour of
trial cordially unite in requesting that all Republicans
Unconditional. Union Democrats, and such other 10y al
citizens In the Counties above named who are oppos.
cd TO all compromises with traitors with arms in their
hands, and are in favor OF ma intaning the suprema
cy Of the National Constitution preserving the Union
and indlvisible all who demand vigorous pros.
ecution Of the and the confscation Of the prop
crty Of leading rebels all who earnest supporters
of the Administration and the principles and policy
announced by the President in his special message to
Congress on the 9Th day Of March last all who ap.
prove the act emancipang the slaves in the District
Of Columbia, and demand that slavery shall never
again be tolerated at the National Capitol that the
National Government shall forever be divorced from
all connection with and responsibility for the exist
or continuance OF human slavery wherever Con.
gress has the Constut onal power to exclude
hbit iii are urgently requested to meet in County
Convention in their several Counties and elect dele
gates to q Congressional Nominating District Conyen-
the 23d day OF August 1882 at ten o'clock A NJ to
tional Union men Of all parties for Congress at the
ensuing election.
The apportion ment agreed upon is one delegate for
fall and additional delegate for every fraction Of
fifty votes and over
This apportionment will enttle each County to the
fall IN NM nlar of lie
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Democrat at work.

Governor SPRAGUE of Rhode Island, is in
Washington to negotiate respecting his ne
gro regiment. We notice that some West
ern papers of semi-Secesh proclivities, are
greatly exercised over the fact that Dem
ocratic Governor should have levied dark
complexioned body of men, and denounce
the report as untrue. The proclamation it,
self, which we found in the New Yotk Ex-
press, as well as i'll several other Eastern
journals of every shade of opinion, affords
sufficient refutation of this theory. Wheth-
er the President will modify his declared
policy in favor of the Govorner, remains to
be seen
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Close up the Ranks!

Gov. Ton has issued an order to Military
Committees, urging them to continue their
efforts to have the new regiments complet-
ed and the old ones filed up, by volunteer
ing at the speediest time possible, The en-
roliment VI .he militia is going forward as
rapidly as possible and is E0W yearly COM
Pleted, Meantime the Governor thinks
Ohio's quota of the 100000 volunteers can
be filled up by voluntary ealetments.
Therefore close up the ranks fall into
line,
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The unders gned not too strongly upon the
friends of Freedom and all supporters of the Govern.
ment the necessity for prompt, vigorous and united
action NeN in the history Of the country were the
demands SO imperative upon the patriotism of all
without regard to party Names never was the coop
Grafton of all loyal citizens necessary as now. May
not confidently rely upon such response 20 this
call as shall bring together n Convention, which for
numbers ability aud devotion to the Constitution the
Union, and the Of the Republic, shall have
equal in Northwestern Ohio
X. W. THRFT, Putnam, W. u. PARMEtEE, Lucas
JoIIS POWELL, Henry, JOHN w. BAILEY, Wood
|. r. SHERWOOD, Williams, IL B. BAYEs, Fulton.
JOsgpu RALsroS, Defiance i. w. SHOOK, Paulding.
Cong. RepUb. Com.
mo Union Committee appointed,1
j. W. MGKIM, OF Defiance, and JOINS. W. FULLER,
having removed, IosEPH RAIsTuN and II. h. BoYEs,
were appointed by the County Committee to act.
p. s. sLEviN, W. X. BRYANT, john Q. WooLTER,
IsAIc CLAY, JoHN NORRIS JouS RUSSELL,
Union Conn Of Wood 90.
d. TAYLOR +. +. STEVENS, W. A BROWN,
JoHN TATE NJ. RAKEsTRAw,
Repub. Com. Of Defiance 60.
NJ. X. DR.uEY, Chairman Union Com, of Fulton Co.
Il 4. i; B. fn%Ii; alSrinp of Republican Com.
W. c. EARL, y. j. LATsTRAw, Jos. LANGENDERFER,
Repub. Com. OF LucUs Co.
mo Union Committee appointedl
WIN. c. MORRISON, A. A. ENSIGN, A. L. SNYDER,
CHESTER BLyNN.
RepWb. conn., Of Williams co.
No Union Committee appointed.
s. II. brown, J. W. SNooK, JosEPH CABLE,
SAMrEL FERDER,
Union conf of Pauiding co.
G. NJ. GopFREy IS. THIrT, n. T. PAUL
j. p. SIMON,
Union Of Putnam co.
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GOOD movement has been inaugurated in Clcve-
land. a large number of prominent merchants
and professional men, wishing to show that draft
is not need to bring ont the patriotism of Cuyahoga
county, are about organizing a regiment on the vol
unteering plan, which shall 60 towards filling up
the county's quota of the second levy of 100000
men. They in most eases will go themselves, show
ing that they are not only willing to contribute
their wealth, but themselves to their country well
welfare. This is the right sort Of patriotism.
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How must he Don .

TnE Valandighamers have fairly mounted
the hobby Of" consession and compromise
70 end the war" and make peace with
traitors. Their policy being thus clearly
stated, all true Union men will know how to
act The Union must not be dissolved
Vallaudigham's desire to the contrary, not
withstanding.
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General CIay.

MAJOR General Cassius NJ. Clay is expect
ed within a day or two to report himself
for orders. There has been some talk of
sending him to Cincinnati, but some Ken
tuckians object on the sAnthatehs
early radcalism had excited prejudice
against him that would be of immense iuhu-
ence against him.
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.ONE MORE FOR THE Tooth REGIMENT.
ID X Il = HFI Il ID,
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER,

SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER,
AND DEALER IL
t A l. l. o w AND G r + A S L :,
Office, No. AZ Summit Corner of Monroe Street, at
G. GOldsmth's clothing store. Factory ON Mag
noia ST., near canal. TOLEDO, o.
:5E- Cash paid for any quantity of tallow and
grease.
RETAIL DEALERS supplied with the best ar
ticles, ON liberal terms. Orders left at this office
will receive prompt attention. jne2f62-9tf.
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lambs Root a Shoe store.

II you are in need of Boots and Shoes go to
Lambs. He has large and varied stock of all de-
scriptions most of which has teen made up under
his own supervision, and we can assure our Bowling
Green friends that they can depend on the article
sold them. See advertisement.
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c. II. Ruttnn,s Store

Is the cheapest place in Bowling Green to buy
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready made Clothing, &c.
For particulars see Advertisement.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

5. c. Barkdull ys. Purine and Chance
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued in the above
cause by the clerk Of the court 0f common pleas Of
Wood county Ohio, and 10 me directed and deliver
ed will offer for sale at public vendue at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, Wood county,
Ohio, on
Saturday, August 80 1862,
between the hours of ii a. IN. and Up. m. of that
day, the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit The west half of the north west quarter of
the north east quarter of section Is, town four
range II containing 20 acres. And the north east
quarter Of the north west quarter, same town and
range; all in Wood county, Ohio.
g. Z. GUYER, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY Atty.
July 50, 1862 -lSw5Ss Is
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TOLEDO Apv's.

IT T.. COOK,
III. DRkIER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEwELRY.
No. Isl Summit Street,
TOLEDO, Ohio.
Citizens Of Pcrrysburg and Of Wood County
who have Watches, Clocks, or Jewelry TO be re-
paired will have their orders executed in prompt
and satisfactory manner. ll-l-y'
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MARRIED.

AT the Court Heuse in Perrysburg. August lltl
by Chapel, J. r.; Mr.. Lucian y. u Ewing,
Miss Caroline G. Clark, all Of Wood County. OH,
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GR0VESTEEN Il HALE'S,
- II L TT LIZ SEWN G MACHINES
Price Only $40!
The Best and Strongest Nnchiae in Use
WM. f. CRAFT, Machinist
S,l,,n t.I,, - Il...I.A

WM. +. CRAFT, Machinist
100 Summit street, (over City Bank,
TOLEDO, ONO.
Having good engine and lathe, and all other
tools fitted for light job work, would beg share
of patronage, feeling confident that all work en-
trusted to my care will be done in prompt and
workmanke manner. and ON the most reasonable
Crms.
shall continue to manufacture my great Shuttle
Machine, the best in use for all kinds of sewing
light and heavy. This machine is well known and
bears a good reputation
s.ay SEWING MACHINES, of all descriptions
repaired ON the shortest notice. Reference may be
had to j. W. Bailey, proprietor of the Journal.
nOS'62y WIN. L. CRAFT.
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Which we now offer to all Rc0og-
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We llatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
us to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may favor us with a call.
We can and will save you hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, and solicit an
examination of our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
L. Il. MILLER & co.
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MlscELLANEous.

ID DAD NOTICE. There viii be petition pre-
IL scented to the Commissioners of Wood County
at their ext regular session, asking for view aud
survey for a rpad commencing at or near the south
west corner of the land lately owned 10y Dicks &
Co., situate in Perrysburg Township, No. s. Wood
County thence east one mile until it nersects a
road known by the name of the Gukins road and
there terminate. AUGUST BUCK.
August 2 1852
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NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that there will
~ be petition presented to the commissioners Of
Wood County, praying for view and survey fora
road at their next regular session. said road COM
mencing at or where the Perrysburg and Fndlay
plank road crosses road in the section line of
ton Is and l9, in Perrysburg Township thence
west along the section line of Perry ysburg and Mid
dletowu Townships until it nersects the river road
aud there terminate. MATTHIAS UTGENER.
PETER UTGENER.
August 2, 1862.
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DRlNTS, BY the pound, great bargain, Al
Il y. Il. MILLER & co, 5.
CLoAKS. And Shaws. Choice styles. Cheap
- at +. Il. MILLER Il CO.'S.

WHITE GOODS, Trimmings also Madame
w Demorest's Hoop Skirts and CorSets, the
BEST IN THE MARKET, at
+. r. MILLER X CO.'S.
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+. r. MILLER 4 co
Perysburg, December le, 1851.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Satinets, Jeans. Heavy
~ Cottonade, YOU will find in abundance, at
+. i. MILLER Il CO.'S.
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DRESS GOODS Such as DeIaincs. Cash
- there's, SILKS, Alpaccas Coburgs, Paramettcs,
ETC.; in great abundance, at
F. r. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
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ENLANNELS,- Hoods, Comfortcrs and Undcr-
Il shirts, at F. K. MILLER X CO.'S.
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Daily the news is pouring in up
on us of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is not p will rejoice TO
hear.
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gzY-Notiee our Market reports in to-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
there given.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-05
VISITOR.
Third N. C.. Regiment,

The following letter from Maj. Thruston, and the
official report of the casualties in the Sd N G. Regi
ment, have been handed ussfor publication 1t is
glorious but melancholy exhibit:
HEADQUARTERS 3D. N. c. STATE TRoops,)
Bioouac near Winchester, Va, Oct. 5, '62.
YouR ExcELLENcY:-In accordance with the
unanimous desire of my officers and men, | beg
leave, Sir, to return to you the coors entrusted to
us by the State of North Carolina at the commence
ment of this contest. When the regiment was first
attached to the "army before Richmond" the Con-
federate battle flag" was issued to it. and all other
colors ordered to be discarded.
Previous to the battles in Maryland, however our
Colonel, at the request of both officers and men,
once more unfurled our North Carolina colors a
special guard detailed for its defence and, in
addition to our battle flag carried this into the
engagement at Sharpsburg. This is the only one
III which 1t has ever heen and it bears evidences In
Its folds that it was in the very thckest while our
list OF killed and wounded shows that we did not
fail in our trust.
Two of its bearers were killed and as many
seriously wounded, yet not once were its folds al.
lowed to touch the ground, and we have the salts
faction of knowing that it left the field until
we received orders from those in authority to with.
! draw. 'N
We have f1attered ourselves that it is worthy of
place among the relics of which the State NAV oe
PROUD and we send it to you sir, desiring that il
may oe kept ever sacred to the memory of those
VINO eil upon the battle field of Sharpsburg, while
engaged In the defence of home and liberty.
:, entrust the colors, together with report Of
the engagement and list Of casualties, to Lieut.
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For the Standard.
THE BLACK FLAG.

There has been desire on the part of some of
our friends, :hat in view of the late atrocious proc
lamation of Lincoln, we should raise the Black
Flag, and initiate war of determination and ndis.
cri.nnate slaughter.
will not impugn the motives of my fellow-citi.
zens, whose zeal has been thus unduly excited but
would rather ask them to consider the matter. and
subject it to the dispassonate reflection to which
question Of such magnitude and measure of such
awful import is entitled.
The proclamation of Lincoln is of too horrible
Character for human language to portray 1t is too
INDUSTRIOUS for ordinary denanciation it is docu
ent drawn out in all the horrors of demoniac furv
But it is not for us to regard so much what our
ei:smy has DONE or may attempt to do, as to re-
snlve in our minds what We have protessea befnrs
q I'd and declared to the world
We have said that We wanted no more than opr
r'5hts-those political rights which we supposed
"ere secured to under the Constitution of ths
Old Union, and the inheritance we epioyed npaar
the Revealed Word of God. ~ O''0''
Being deprived of the enjoyment of this NV the
auoh Oh the free States in long course of wrong,
which made the old Unior one Of social curses and
political Outrage, We declared our independence NJ
league of which nothing remained but a broken
charter and lawless acts Of oppression. This mat
ter, however, do not think Of discussing now.
We asked to be let alone, and declared that w,
would defend our soil, and protect our homes ani
affairs from pollution at every hazard. We relic,
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OBITUARY NOTICES,

Died. at The residence of Rev p W Dowd in this Coun-
ty the 2S,h October JULIA SuuRLEY. infant daughter
of Col H. A. and Laura L. Duwd, aged 81 months.
Died. in this City, the 26th October, 1862, WILLIAM
H. PurNEY, in the oh year of his age. He useful
and enerrisng citizen, leaving wife and eight children
TO their loss His devotion and kindness TO his
family and friends greatly endeared him them all !;
whose consolation is, that his patient submission
the divine will under long and painful aicon and his
peaceful end give that their less is his eternal
gain. jCOM
~ City papers will please copy.
Died. in Yadkin County, n G., the 10Th of October
MAGGIE, infant daughter of Thomas and Mary Settle aged
five months and five days.
:" Blcst departed one
Whose all of life rosy ray,
Bushed into dawn and passed away.
Yes! thou art fled ere guilt had power
I" stain the cherub soul and form;
Closed is the soft epheneral flower,
That never felt storm
The sunbeam's smile, the zephvr's BREATH
All that it knew from birth to death.
Died. recently at his residence in Beaufort County, near
Washington FREDERICK GRIsr Esq. Mr. Grist formerly
represented Beaufort in the Senate of the State He
worthy citizen and excellent He was anliable
aud respected in all the relations Of life Mr.. Grst had
suffered great loss at the hands of enemy and his trou.
bies most probably shortened bis life. [CoM
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sA,p

"ILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ~,
w the 18th Of November. a tract of land on N oN
River eight miles from Raleigh joining the lands s o Neuse
miah Buaoe and Others containing about one bnrI se,
and forty There is about two-thrds cearedo req
all fresh and we'll adapted to the growth Of Cotton nearly
wheat and oats The low ground fenced off
cross fences dividing the up land in several fels ay
good branch running through convenient for w,ar
stock, &c. B. A, PERRY catering
ALSO, sen''
Another tract joining the above named, contanino h.
thirty.fve uncleared Persons wishing to aoout
will do well to examine the said lands before the d
SALE credit of six months will be given BonJ eay Of
proved securities, bearing interest from date will ha p
quired. B. a pFnp oe re-
Oct 6, 1862. n Nn.