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To the Planters.

| BsTos Ror6E .-' a ~ / ice,
| Under 4be ortror it, ~ ,f,,.-. marc, - -
| rrdo.,ia .,, no " NooNI' lhe
conducts it's bnsi,ess for ,ooo,r 80 49,, wa, '' anu
of furnishing directly IN ba p,,or an,, ga no
their slaves we are autborizd to .s. ~ r'.ins
cotton in EXCHANGE rr goods - , 80 I0'o' an'es
necessary to SUNNY the iosd a ,nant - a. .'y 10
| requirements of the Govern,ent ror ,th; 49,, va ~
| the nses of the Armr 1e 'u''eis anu
| furnish then, with one ward op s,~oo;h.,, 80, ~
two pounds of good clean M,ddIin, Cotton ,s1iI 49, .o
| ~ one ward IF ,,h, r - o,'0' N''eu hefe0
sheetng for two and n half mounds of cot ,5,., -
Their orders ACCOMPANIED with the f,tron i, IN aaa
registered and filed in the ordar in hi, Al, GU
IL nana as no ofaef # receive attention unit s Cotton
NJ Larger supply han Will suffice for his immediate
will unite Their orders Should Cotton Planters nrsfer 70 nav
or their goods instead of making exchange Cotton their
Wv tn' zane attention Wen accompanied with
stated below and a. which prices the orders Of spar
will be stumbled in like nnnnsr VI N"bA' 'an'eiS
rour.ouars,s osn,nurss at , sens p.' yu
WV e'''' p'' S"io'
Each party making application for goods either in exchange
for Cotton for cash. will append to his order csri6cat
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Mo kof recorder of The First District
", tis SoN, Inc present incumbent, is candidate for
reelection. Election, June 2, 1862 AMI 2n,.
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MT fof recorder of the First District
AbAAs Is candidate for Recorder of the FRS
H'ee''oh' June :, So. .. apps 2pte
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%. 1890 staate for Mayor, Irrespective of
Fefty, VICTOR WILT, of tho Second District. L.
See Crescent Of te 2sth sh and slst January 80, 9,s
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.assseastte1 Tariff Y
BY THE
p ROV5O ST TAR s Halls.

55&4s5
T. II q VOS IT. M r. s HI a l. S.
.5y.s.ss55l
is the amended arih ny which Is to be
the date hereof until otherwise ordered the sale
'7.51- ~
~ w ooi.
rats uuaiitS, noto exceed IL conts per pound
ny qua.''S, ~ cents per pound
hAmfd quaiity, ...s.......... cents per pound.
BERF--BY RETAIL.
First class: comprising loins aud ribs, motto
exceed. 20 cents per pound
exceed ls,5 cts ner nornd
Third class, neck, shoulder and shasks not
70 exceed cents per pound
PORK.
'toss' nos 10 exceed. IL cents per pound.
Green Meat, hog round, at wholesale, not TO -. -
exceed. "a cents ner nonnd
ufesh meat hos round, AZ retail, mott ex.
- NS'''" p' p'Dn''
1,a,,s ora s,a,, :. ..,.,aa7,.
i ''i Gnu ues al "ho'es"ie' het 10 ea-
.eeo' cents per pound
anu oues. ey retail not 70 exceed. 80 cents per pound.
Shoulders, by retail, :. - ~ cents per pound.
ssd l., t neas's' - cents per pound.
-. 20 cents Per pound
i5 FLOUR. Y
ts,.r, :, ,,, ~. ~,
Extro DorhIs ~ th h, ~ - 81. Per ua'et.
s,n.rsno =. ,hs,, - SIC per oftei'
superdne, by the barrel. :. 49,. SIS per barrel,
Fine, at Wholesale, z-.. ... :. .sll per barrel
flhe' oy the BARREL $50. .sl2 per barrel.
RpEaD ].=. .=a *'-5J
Frs+ n,. @ ...-g as.. .s "a va .r
First ons, - ounces. per loaf OF % cents.
Second ouality " " % ouaees' per ,oai OF ~ cents
Second quality :. n o,nc.s ~. 49,, s " 10 '
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Boots, Shoes a,sd Brogessas.

Boots, Shoes ssses Brogessas.
.,.-~- At WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with primo Ditchina BOOTS ksssa
aRoGkNs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and anpssay
HATS, at thncwent market prices, By
e.-Te FROST i CO.,
No. 10 Magazine strses New usisans,
Aats, Caps, etc., at yvhoieaaKe.
s!fs ami
Fur Cashmere, Panama, Leghorr Straw Pain Leaf ksxcs
snd Wool HATS. s.thelowsst market prices, by
..r... FROST CO.,
iyls 7pEw No. 10 Mae.x,n. ,trs.t .,,,r,..,r
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I'll ResO Regiment.

I'll .RsesU Regiment.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. !
- s.I' WAR DEPARTMENT,
1,sn..n.r..co,,,o Richmond, March q, 1862
Sr-You are authorized to enlist men and 70 muster them
into SERVICE ngy and by companies for the ar-to be
organized sufficient number Of companies are
mustered, into Regiment OF Infantry.
Respectfully, @.a... "r". 81 .
tsigned> GEO. ". RANDOLPH
, 3 Secretary of War
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a,d : n W. NJ. Adams. w. M. sea,pIe
passed before w H. Pe'ess. Ese. No,sry Pubic.
49, ~ lL--- L
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-. HH'asatsg.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt. p. POWELL, Assistant Quar.ernaSar
O. s. A. opposite Lafayette Square, who give fair nrica
to those who wish sell and will gratefully Thank in The
of the Confedeaey all good and patriotic citizen, h
will donate for tie good Of tho soldier either of the above
"''N'9' u2a Int
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ender the above authorization raising Company
oh mustered into service, memh received will rendezvous
at Blue Cane Plantations Black River Parish of Catahoul
addressed to me there will be promptly fer
waraed lett at the Adnant-G eneals Office, New Orleans
or at No. 1913 Common street,
apo 2p2taw2w s IN X, r. HYAMS.
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scott's Cacats.y Regiment.

NEW ORLEANS March %, 1862.
7 Capt KoSC1usCo R. HYAMs Is authorized to raise q
Company of Mounted Me to BIO attached my Regiment
will supply arms and all equipments except horses He will
report to me with his Company Elk River Mdae Tonnes
see or ut Gen, A. S. Johnston's Headquarters.
]. s. SCOTT,
Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry.
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LOUIS LAY.

j. Supplemental Tariff.
CORN MEAL
AT wholesale, not to exceed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 Der bushe
AT RETAIL not 10 exceed. 81 50 per bushe
HAY-WrsrERN.
AT wholesale, not 10 exceed. S55 per ton
hot 10 taceed ton,
CRAB GRASSLAND OTHER SOUTHERN Hay
At Wholesale not to exceed .,........,. e45 ner 10,
ut retail, at the rate of.....,..,... s5n ner+,,
By order Of the 30 ard of Provost Marshas
Il. D. OGDEN,
V. BUETHE,
CYPRIEN DUFOUR
P. SOULB,
N. TREPAGNIER.
H. NJ SPOFFORD
we" ofie'''S' Apfii y 100. apt 2ptf
ED-City papers will please COPY.
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Ernest YexrDi.a,
ITO MiLli1eers.

To .TiLIi1se1's.
LARGE STOCK OF STRAW AND SILK BOyNETs-
Trimmed and Unframed.
STRAW AND LEGHORN HATs-whits and colorea
BOOMERS, ADELAIDE, EQUESTRIAN, AND OTHER
FANCY STYLES-For Ladies, Misses and Infants
COTTON AND SILK UMsRELLAs-F Ladies.
For sale at
PAUL TRICOU & SONS,
ID Cont street, bet ween
APPS 2p6t Cbarres and o1d Iaro.
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" kkoM sosTsTH correspo ndent Of the 81.
L9nIs Rspnblicat writing from Cairo, March 27th.

Aenss hspnblican, writing from Cairo, March 27th,
I NJ " "
salnlS swe measures viii lavo been IT,
army e. and IL beafan IL
naye g not escape, to again be nat II
some q tsE Success has faed ID mn e
!ns i5non rash, and when thev Gu 4
Msh g surely They understand the imnSrt s
6. tae coming Gen Grant, aifhouah
81 4 IN good health, and aborine
1hzd tQ 1aslire cess Gem CIernard sti,l M,
jssAi from Tho exposure at Henry and
cnr ,aEd several have han. sn I;s oe
theirs Some u ta
ag I'M. aaye bssn armed with die best Of
shot guns cavalry One
y supplied with pixies and anotbes
kvsa 90 made it ancient long
diacarded. X = ila W. been
Opinion W this time. s. s' IS, = A''
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].


y = ~ u Sssss, A nsass
ss!ss .asssttA Y sAsssssrl 'ssss. 4
~ y i u ID svely Satin
sssssls Y saysnss
NM I9Il AgRII. D. iss2
q iss a., q sg11s sl.'' REsiD ENTss
x..a S,sssa III both branches Of the virs
Al "a ~ M III 81 M0n sass tn Charleston
II of the III hitiEg me issue Of
\ III y NJ VA ~ kind of nsercsandise 70 any
n aII - a6ai isena, otlsr than those who are
= n IN kese ~ nunabsls uf the foreign
n uiafion I'LL acttse Business Al over The
y IL arre y csl1 fur militia, have thrown
A. An pfcts ctisn of foreign powers
II n Dsslsuls ii the Genfea eraey THIS
II y IA ~ much naliMiiy by the Legs
ssipg lAsse men ~ y - lzsticn ofj The
4 n Mn bsd Euls that won Il
ssss y M u session. nor WIN ii bs
j8s11 III snuasy next unless ths
IA sees Al III convene thes
esipg II y binary n6eetiIi
shfe does meet hcsYever. the
d - ssssd 10 hy tlle Char sston Mercury
into early ard arefsl considers.
u sho1ld be follows w prompt and
4 tien. The eyII alludsd tos il nndoubts1
E r ans Al gssnt here than IA any
4 sRs Isrn Eonfsd The late
4 III IN Efosost ~ 6sshals q II shown the ass
q IA nearly one. half Eof our male;
4 ~ abls AZ bearing arms, hare Nv ofr
~ aiiens, claim Eexem lion u mill
i = lsiz ~ nonseq nence thereof and prosecute
iiast III tlongh they were under M
I n I'LL country they hare voluntarily
puk pose 81 bettering their worldly
NAEe nd III raordinaIy amount of
4 ~ snoh people. AZ they come
siss ykeir ON bensfit they skculd be1
NJ sbass Psst I'LL ~ HE burdens. II
Fl jim an hire they shonld
a n Il they seek 10 divide
Z III, " II lii becomes them to
\ N ~ approaches. There ii
Ii! l!g nor even common decency,
S0aiz hen i man emf rates to 4
fes ths sole Ind exclusive pur.E
4 HI worldly anairs he should
nina anhestatipgl M, and without re-
~ y ne ioftunet of TINT country
81 ao s6iss he should keap aW ~ , ii go
I b hAs1q bIains people whom
Z IL k0 desert Il sny given moment.
| icSt Mas ~ direct public attention exs
ion. Ist II be borne
KIT oufs NEXT legislature act upon Il
i henhfvs 1igidity that viii spreyen
/ evasion III deception. Let not thoss
refuse "a He with d now enjoy the profits ol
b or 1eFea
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Special Kstice.

PRoyosT MARsHAL's OrF1oE, FOURTH D1srRIcr >
N.w Orleans, April Q, 1867.
From and after this date for the sale Of Cattle at
me stf ok Landing will be from O'clock, o'clock
p No sales shall be Effected either before or after those
hours, without special permit of the Inspectors.
apps 2plm Il. D. OGDEN, Provost Marshal g
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Proceedings
THE
LOUISIANA STATE ONvENTIoN,
Nv ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together With the ORDINANCES passed by ea;d co,xsn
sion lin both snguages the CONSTITUTION OF the State
amended.
For sale by ...-. ...
bLoohFlELD e STEEL, PETER o'DoNNRLL,
I'll. WHITE, HERBERT L EsCoUssE
GEO. ELLIS WE. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., E. EZEKIEI,
T. FITzWIIIIAM.
Esorders from the country filed ct liberal discount
nly22 2pH sG
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Confederate States of America.

HEAeuARrERs DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans April7, 1852.
SXX-All persons employed the c. S. Arsenal as me-
chanes aud aborels having exemptions from military duty
signed by Capt. Richard Lsmbert G. a. Comm andipe
Arsenal are hereby exempt from such service
By command Of Major General LOWELL.
=. G. PICKETT. Assistant Adjnant General APPS 2p6t
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S0HsR- = "esteru

II x r II E q = co M II A ~ "
EXPREsS FOR "FOkEIGN NAIL NATTER con
NkoilNa AT TaMPICo MEXICO. WITH The
BRITISH STEAMERS.
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Esyssa7assss'3 Cotton Press
OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
We prepared dray and forward all fre;rht fer
shipment per jackson Railroad.
'sls 2ptt WILLIAMS & FASSMAN
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Board Of Provost Marshals.
New ORLEANS. April l, 1852.
All traffic in tending create dstrs in the
pnbc mind otherwise to produce embarrassment shall be
held acts of hostility against the Government and will be
dealt with sunamarily.
q P. sOULE,
~. ! GEO. CARR,
Il 5e$&.54 %et% Y. BURTHE,
( ag c. DUFOUR
\ M H. NJ. sPoFFoRD, t.
H. D. OGDEN,
apl 2pf N. TREPAGNIER.
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Board Of Provost nIarshals,

Board of Provost Marshals.
NEW ORLEANS, April /, 1869.
All Masters Of Steamboats, engaged in trade hereby
inhibited froa taking white d.ck hands and are
required TO discharge at such may be employed
by them
The Captains, Clerks Mates Carpenters Pilots and Engi
GERS are The only white be employed on such bcss
N. TREPAGNIER,
P. SOULE,
Il FL tes#45s @ sEssa @, DUFoUR,
H. N. sPoFFORD,
@&& ~. Y. BURTHE,
q GEO. CARR,
Z spl apf II. D. OGDEN
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THIS Company has competed arrangements for the par
ard rapid transmission Of MAIL Matter to
All Parts of the Worlds!
The fifth Messenger Will leave
On SATURDAY, March lst 1862.
shonl4 Tie Messenger with any d!ficGi.v o,y, "a Inn
present political LES Mexic, deem prudent be vii
go to Havana by
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters,
dnclndins Confederate Postage from This city.)
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico .......sl m
- 10 cho' .'..'.H .......-..-..- ] 60
- ~ europe .,...... ! Is
TO United States ............. l rs
Letters oVoi half will be charged in prcportion
Open leiterB for the United States will be received and exam
med by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
II approved by said committee they will be sen. for ward If
not approved, they will be returned.
Letters abroad tan be received hrougb ,b Con,no
ey must be enclosed envelopes directed to the care of
Inc southW Western Express Cempany,' Havana and the
postage to That place be ppaI Tie express charges from
havana nay be collected at destination.
Letters for This Express Forwarded from sny mart o
the Coniedeacy by thu Southern Express Coapauy to
destination being prepaid.
Letters by mail be enclosed the amount reouea m
per the above tariff South Western Exps5s Com
pany New Orleans.
FOR turther information, apply to Agents of ta Southern
Express Company in any part Of the Confedtraey.
J. J. MCKEEVER, President,
- 10 -..l vi Camp rtreet New Orleans, La.
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Small retailers In LARD allowed advance not to
coed Is cent and saE retailers FLOUR Is Der cent
P. sOULE, 5.. ."
........ ....... '..- H. NJ. SPOFFORD,
CTPR1EN DUFoUR,
H. D. OGDEN, 5-
5....E .-.- n. TREPAGNIER
Ne" of'eans' Aarch ao, 1867. m3l apst
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THEIR USE BY THE PRoEEssIoy.

".7.. A. D. PRESTON, NJ. d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
Sn DOLLARS eEH 1lAR,
2 hvariAbl, IN AdyNnes.

Since that, bdwsver, ioltuLO has oall.o ne
TO scenes of almore stattling Dature, I havo
seen where the coLfict ragged, the forms of The
dead, dying. and amongst those who yet lived,
euch BuifeIiog as the heart could not coDeeive
without the eye having witnessed it,yy Forms
mAngled, erushed-to live and suffer for lev
days, and then 70 diet the most horrible
Oh God! when will II ceasef When viii the
hand Of the father fall liailess, as be attempts
to cleave his son 70 the earth, and brothers
cease to regard each other as foes7 Will peace
ever be restored2 Shall We ever again ,be uni.
ted7 Alas! VIII We eveFiovs each other again.
or give room In our hearts for othefd than re.
venReful, bitter feeling7 ss's "A ~ sD .i aoss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
Cbe Cbio 3tatesmram
Tx q m 0
IM GROWING OLD,


NY days pass pleasantly away;
my nlehh are bleat with sweetest sleep;
Ifeel no symptoma OF decay;
nave no cause TO mourn nor weep:
NY foes are impotent and shy;
NY 'riends are neither false nor cold.
And yet OF late often sigh
I'm growing old
Ny growing talk OF oldpn times,
Ny growing thirst for early newa.
NY growing spathy 10 rhymes,
Ny srowlDg 1--we for easy shoes.
Ny growing hate for crowds and noise.
MY growing fear Of taking onld-
All whisper In the plainest voice,
I'm growing old
I'm growing fonder OF my stafF;
I'm growing DINNER in the eyes:
I'm gro wing fainter In nv laugh,
I'm growing deeper IN my si hs:
I'm growing carele's Of my dress;
I'm growing frugal OF my gold;
I'm growing WlSei I'm growing-yes-
I'm growing old
see It 10 my changing taste;
/ see II In my changing hair;
see II In my growing waist;
see II In my growing hair;
thou'and sigos proclaim the truth,
~,Ae plain as Truth was ever told,
That even In my vaunted youth,
I'm growing old
All mel-my very i'ureIs breathe
The tale IN my reluctant ears,
Anf every boon the hours heaueatb
Bot msbe' mo debtor to the yearsl
h'ep hatterys hcneyed words declare
The secret che would fain withhold,
And tellS me In How young you arel''
I'm growing old
Thanss Tor the years!-who'e rapid alght
ny sombre muse too sadly sipes;
Thanks Tor the gleams 6f golden lieht
That tint the darkpess 4 their wings;
The light that beams from out the ,ky,
Those heavenly mansions 70 unfold,
where all are bless, and none may sigh,
I'm growing odd"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
Sherif'g Sale.

y vs.. Z sale by order o{ Court,
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common pleas Of
Franklin county Ohio will offer for salsa the door Of
the COURT House, IL tho city Of 90 umhus, on
Saturday, the l4sh day Of June, A. D. 1861.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock g. n and o'clock p. NJ
the following described re estate suate In the coun.
" Of franklin, state OF Ohio. and city Of Columhus
hundred and ninety eight 9 situate on the north side
OF Friend street, and being the second lot east Of Fifth
street. and fronting bTend street, sIxty.two and
half feet by one hundred and eighty seven and hall
feet north to Cherry alley being the fuIliot OF 6ak
feet by l67k feet +,
Appraised at 81, ,2o0. 1 81
Printers fees "a 80.
mayl0- itAwtd 7si2 1aN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
TAYER,sils,
\ PILLS.

Are you ticlEe hekle, and
cornpiaihingf An HeRout Of
order, with yoTlR gygiem de-
ranged, and your foelinga un'
comfortablef 4 Those symp
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some 1T Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by a
timely use Of the right rom
edy Take Ayers Pilis, ena
cleanse out the diaordared hu-
m0ra- purify the blood, aud
llet the auids moeo soltl unoe'
structed In health lagaiD
They stimulate the functions
Of the body Into vigorous &C
tivlty, purify the system from
fha ohskrucIl0na which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-18
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on tho
LITTLE MIAMI, ANN uouumxs,.
AND XEN1ASRAILKOAD

% : :
| .-ai ~ gal. sJsRIRgT TRAIN.
,u, NIGHT ExPRHss-Lsaves Columbus at 4:ooA. M.
Wml stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardinTton, Gfisad
and at all stations North Of 0aiioS: arrivibg N
.ns gisVeand at 950 A. NJ, Dunkirk 255 p NJ Bdffalo
''Se r'm'' New York 10 AM Boston 500 P. Ii.
"F SECOND TRAIN.
hkW YORK ExPREss--Leayes oolunbus a. lI,Io
A. WIN stop at Delaware eOardinaton. = Slils.d.
SRs9S ~ Ssg asaaS1 and s[1
s,ss SSGslo pa ~ 1923 PA New York 300 P. M, Boston
..,..,...., THIRD TRAIN. -
:, MAIL AND ExPRESs-Leayes Columbus A. s,to ?.
a. VIII stop al all stations south Of Bhelby and AZ
Sssm, London, Wellington, Grafton and BereS; ar.
bunso e@o A. M.,Nsw York 300 p. M, Boston III IS
,.,.l.s sl. y, .i,. .3.l CONNECTIONS.
Az Delaware with Springfield Branch for snr,ns0.ld
and points on that road : :, 's- SF sN''N
n. At orestline with Pftsbnrgh IT. Wayne asd Chicago
A. @ % w pttsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby with ssndusky, Mars and newark Rail.
ioau, iOl All polns on that road. Also for Toledo
nSnL,, eveana' with Lake Shore hailroad for Erie
Dunkirk' Bunalo, New York and Boston, I;
fatent Sleeping Cars are rnn on all
Night Trains to Chicago, Kew
a ,5 York and Boston.
Baeod0s Esedted 7hrosoa % 1s,, ,Yoyh and Bo,tor
wa CssSela1S; qtso, 10 PhladsIpltd and
go Heso fork Vta OspstttNS.
-Hbli 10 RETURNING.
Night Expfess arrives 1t ooluI1ibu, at Lao p. M
vinelpnsti EAPresS strives at Columbus 81 100 A. N.
accommodation arrives st oolumbus at iO:I5 4. ID,
- .H
Ears as Low as by amy other n ute.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-07-30
gerrpspurg SoNrnaI.
McCIeIIand's Army Present
Location


From the Petersburg Rebel Express of July 10
Gentleman who came up yesterday, states
that so Gar as can be discovered by observation
on the eout bank Of James river, no important
movements have taken place in McCelan's army
during the past three or four days. Many o
the wagons have disappeared from view, and the
tents have been extended up the bank OF the
river almost TO the verv doors OF the family
mansion st Berkly. BY the smoke Of the camp
fires Tuesday evening it was generally supposed
that the enemy had advanced somewhat from
the immediate banks Of the different water
courses by which he was almost completely ur-
rounded. It s positively known that heavy re-
enforoemepts have reached Yankee Mcclellan,
and it is believed that his army now numbers
nearly or quite 100000 men.
We have reason to believe that an importan'
movement has been made by portion Of our
forces, but the particulars will be known in few
days, and we refrain for manifest good reasons
from giving them here. In this connection, we
eubjoin an article from the Enquirer OF yesterday,
entitled the "Situationl' "
The movements of our nrmv for the past two
days have been entirely stratgical. No fighting
of importance has tanspired, and at least r
some days. 80 far our adv ces indicate, none
need be expected IT is sufficient for us TO show
frat that Mcclellan has been defeated before
Richmond; and, second, that his immediate
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