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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30

E.Berha settlement Of Tive Trent case
causes great satisfaction in England.
vrA.1he Grcen River biidge is at last iin.
ishod, aud Gon. Butil's column will now
move on
rsE1hc pontcou bridges over the Ohio
Of Pdluctli, have been washed away Ivy the
food.
S1s The Cleveland PiGadcaicr oad the
Hamilton htHigcuc1 Offices arc offered
for sale.
nen.llou. james NJ. Aslcy voted against
the lrluhhE privilege accorded to members
Of Congress.
E.Ej"Thcrc is rumor that The committee
on the conduct ol the war have decided to
make lu report
6sn. Another expedition, consisting OF
1000 men, icll Cairo, on the 2jtll inst, altcl
Jclf Thompson.
re@. Captain Palmer oi the lroquois, from
whom the sumter has several times escaped
has been ordered home.
Gar.. The robcI epica in Washington kccl
their lcado.a regularly posted ON Fedora
movements, corntcrSigns, etc.
6sh ColraNs new postal bill proposca q
iHN on ticgRnls, jul forbids express CON
pnuys from carrying moilablc matter
rs9.1hc Wostcul waters have been unu
surliy high dWng the past week The Obic
river was nearly up to The food Of lS47-S.
Et.slnc rmmor that Gen. Thomas intend,
10 resign il ll'sn. lIo VIII probably he re
moved from active command, however az
also WI Cen. Stone.
rSy.ll was roroIcd Thursday aicrnoo,
thlI itiur unrr Eurilurn mon who had beer
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
CEWTNG MACHINES, TEN DOLLARS
SEWING MACHINES, FIFTEEN
DOLLARS

The undersigned is now prepared to furnish eve
ry family IN the county with one Of the
"LITTLE GIANT" SEEMING MACHINES !
These machines have won for themselves a reputa-
ton over all ether cheap machines, for the simple
reason that they are found to do as good work as
the higher priced machines. Premiums were award
ed to il last fall, at nlanapos, over Grover Ba-
kcr's and other large mlchucS, and wo desire the
purchaser 20 understand that
WE WARRANT rus MACHINE To BE AS DURABLE
AND GIVE EQUAL SATISFACTION TO ANY OF THE mGI
PRICED MACHINES.
Among the many advantages which this sewing
machine has over every other cheap muchine in the
market, are the following, viz
lst Il is less liable to get out of order and is so
simple and perfect in its mechanism, that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable any porsn to be-
come master Of it.
"a, With the new tension, we dispense with the
complicated machinery Of securing and adjusting
the spool to fit the machine.
Sd. Eyeg kind of sewing silk, and thread, from
the finest cotton TO the coarsest, can be used and
the thread does not need to be oiled,
ith IL can sew alike on all kinds of material from
the finest to the coarSoSt fabric.
9TH Il makes no difference which way the machine
is Mmed--backward or forward rendering il
not liable To be broken by children or put out OF
order By turning 1t IN contrary direction.
| 9th. Ii makes two stitches 10 one revolution while
others make hut one thus il will be seen, sewing
! twice as fast, and we warrant il to sew hand
sonler, !ncr and tighter seam also equal to any OF
! the high cost machines.
th. The seam Is rs elastic as the most elastic fab
ric therefore IL is free from all liability 10 break
in washing and ironing.
Sth. II is impossible for this machine to drop a
stitch, therefore it be relied upon IN all kind,
of sewing while all other mackin0s are liable tC
skip or drop stitches whenever the work is uneven
or whore it is necessary to run one seam aeros:
| another.
With these advantages we place il fcarlcssly
before the public in full assurance that its manifold
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
Tmo President ora Catching Ne
GiVVNs
of the New York Tribune

Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
WAsuINGToN, Jan. ~.
At the lcavc-takins Of Gen. }. II. Lane at
the White House, on Friday, P, NJ, a con
vcrsatou occurred SO remarkable and i'm
portaut in its scope, and so evidently de-
sigucd for the public eye, that feel at lib
erty to record il for the readers of the ITi-
bt2a.
There were present at the time, President
Lincoln. Gen. Lane, Senator Pomeroy, Com
missioner Dole, few members of the
House and a group of officers and clerks
from the different departments OF Govern-
meut
On turning TO lcayc, Gen, Lane said =;
Wen, Mr., Lincoln, You know my way; |
shall pursue the policy with which began,
and somebody will get hurt"
TO which the President replied
Yes, General, ! understand YOU And
the only difference between you and me is,
that you are willing to surrender ingitiycs
to loyal owners in case they are willing to
return; while do not believe the United
States Government has any right to give
them up in any case, And II II had, the
people would not peimitus to exercise it. y
Gen. Lane reiojned:
"That remark, Mr. President, makes me
happier Than anything that has tranSpircd
since the commencement Of the war. And
if you will announce that as the active pol
icy OF the Administration, and let us win
one victory on It, You will be the most pop
ular man on this continent!
Mr.. Lincoln returned a nod Of earnest ac-
acknowledgement, and another prominent OIL
Ger present, added,
Il have boon aching TO ask you, Mr.
rl,Nr n a Z
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serted that in tho thrcc months preceding
his communication the blockade was brok-
On FIVE hundred and nineteen times. And
he gives the names of the vessels. with the
namos of the captains, their tonnage and
time, place and date. With those startling
statements, an eloquent appeal is made,
holding the Powers to strict adherence
to their PROFESSIONALISM no blockade is TO
be respected that is not effective. And you
tmav rest assured that the combined fleets
of England, France and Spain arc looking
for something more in America than the
collection OF taxes in Mexico. The cotton
pinch is more and more painfully felt, both
in England and France and there is heing
raised the cry that this suicidal war in the
| djsuutcd States must be stopped in the
name Of common humanity. Meetings will
soon be held all over England to agitate the
question Of Recognition and on the
Injecting of Parliament this will hc the first
" business in order" In the meantime,
pamphlets to this effect arc "as thick as
leaves in Valambrosia." Cillcy Cibbcr Graf
! tuu is out; Sir Btreslord Hope is out Geo
MclIenry Of rhi,a 'oiphia (brothcr of James
Mcilenry d }ir pool) is out; and stronger
and moro oiabor.g lhag all is the volume
of James Spence Of Liverpool, on "The A.
mcrican Union and the Catlsc of its Rupture"
The latter work is exciting good deal of
interest presume it will be thoroughly
oyprhaucd in America. There is also a
perfect snow-storm of pamphlets in Paris,
all arguing tlIat on the ground OF incompati-
hility Of interests and feeling, the North and
South must agree to disagree and separate.
PEI, conty'a ! witnessed het at the "Rc-
form Club yesterday, Of $3.50, that the in
dependence Of the South would not be es-
tabIishcd or recognized ON the first day of
january, 1864. The bet was offered by I.
member of Parliament and quickly taken.
| He was asked for more, but declined.
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Reforms in the WAR Depart
mont.

Secretary Stanton is said to I've hard al
work reorgani2ing the War Department.
lie announces that the Department viii be
closed four days in the week to all buaincss
save what pertains to active operations IL
the field, Saturday will be given to Sena-
tors and Representatives, Monday to 9th
CTS requiring personal interviews with the
Secretary. Wednesdays his friends will be
received socially. lie has also announced
that no further army appointments viii bc
made until March first, so as to leave room
for promotions for gallapuy in the field
that the nominations now pending bcfor,
the Senate viii be suspended, and that oAi
GERS frequenting Washington otherwise thar
on military duty and by command Of eupc
riors will be dropped from the list,
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Con, Mcclellan must have a high apprc.
ciationof the good sense OF the troops of tho
Potomac such an appreciation as souc of
the slave owners have for the poor whtc
trash" Of the South. The other day, the
llut,hmsons were ordered to sing uo more
in the Federal camps, and The soldiers We're
thus given 70 understand that, thcrc are
songs which they cannot hear no matter
how pleasant the ear. Probably the songs
reflected little too severely upon the rcl-
els, or, perhaps, tho inactivity OF the army
of the Potomac, ltrrminds one of the timo
when tho Marscilaisc was considered an
unfit song for the French soldiers, and was
prohibited hy order Of the chief command
cr, IA ow troops are regarded as beings
incapable Of Judging what songs they ought
to hear, would it not bc policy to appoint a
/ committee cf Generals 90 make a propyr $50.
I lection SO that they may have some source
Of amusement during the coming spring and
/ summer
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Probable Results OG the Trent
Affair.

The London correspondent Of the n, Y,
Express writes;
The parties here who were hoping and
fearing a war with America are suhsiding
into the conviction that there viii be none
at present The "Robel Commissioners -
are confidently expected in London next
week. and Mr., lancey is preparing TO go
home and take his seat as Senator in the
Confederate Congress in February, But, ii
no collision grows out Of the Trent affair,
do not he l1lled into security that all dan,
ger Of rupture with England, and the Al
lied Powers of Europe, is past Mr.. Yam
of England and France voluminous docu.
mcut on the Blockade" in which il is as.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
The Next Naval expedition.

The next naval expedition, which is now
preparing at New York and other points, is
to be commanded by Com. Ferragut, aud re-
ports are abroad, some stating that il is dcs.
tined for Savannah, and others assigning il
for the western Part Of the Gulf twill be
by far the most powerful naval force yet
fitted out and will consist Of the Richmond
Pensacola, and other large steam frigatos, a
great number Of gunboats, and twenty on
thirty vessels carrying mertars and thirty
sWo FOUNDERS.
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The state Jom9H ia speaking Of thc
appointment Of this gentleman TO a scat on
thc Suprcmu Bcnch says "hc is lawyer OF
Cae highest character for ability nud iud
ciM pur,ty. a resident Of Columbus. lie is
about irty.Gyc years oli aud Of most digui
fed appearance. lie was an old line Whig
and moro recently Republican, and to bis
praise be- it spoken, has never held any Of
fee. lie was jhc unanimous choice Of Tic
Senators and mcmhnrs Of Congress From
Ohio
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Secretary Stanton has issued an order op-
pointing two Commissioners TO visit Rich.
mond aud all other places in which prisou-
ers are confined and provide IN all nccdful
ways SO far os permitted FOR their wants, to
contribute to thcir comfort. The order alFo
says thpl tho Department rccognizcs il as
its first duty to take measures for the re-
lief uf its bravo men who, having imperlllcd
thcir lives in tbc military service Of The Cow
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30

1t has been supposed that the rebel Gen.
Iarlson ,ybo ,yns ntoly sh,,i,,, ,ur ,,r,,,s
az hA"S''"' an" more 'otv'y competing us
To- retreat from komucy was h,cly either to
attack General I.auIrrat Cumberland or ,u,
hin, or from, l,;, .,,,,.,;.,,,... l,, mn;
n,. ''''' va ''' "'',-
moro " ONO h''lfoa' by making daSh
westward TO New Crock, The following,
from the Wheeling b,fe,,gcocer or S,trrJ,v
,,l ;.l;
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
The victory nenr somerset.

y
We copy The following particulars Of the
recent fight in Kentucky from the Ilouisvillc
J1w"M Of the 2lst inst:
General Thonas tclcgraphs TO General
Buell. at hcdd.quartcrB in this city, from tho
field, that ON Friday night the rebels under
Tullcolier Cauc mp to Tire Federal cncuup-
mcnt near Wcbb's Cross Roads, and at six
O'Clock on Saturday morning made an at-
tack in force. 1hcy were promptly met by
the command VI Gen, Thomas and at the
time he tclcHtphod the rebel Generals, Fc-
Tx e. IolicUhcl and Balo Paytou were kill
ed, and thc whole encny's force in full re-
treat to their onc9mpmcnt between White
Gal, Creek and the Cumberland River. This
intelligence was received by the new tclc-
graph line just opened by the military au-
thortics to Somerset, and ii is a very good
beginning.
Additional dispatches received at head
quarters last evening, confirm to the fullest
cxtcnt. the important news which we pub
lishad yesterday afternoon in the BuNetiA.
General Thomas followed up the retrcating
rebels to their iutrcncmncnts, and his mon,
after night closed upon thoir victory, slept
upon thoir arms until daylight, to complete
tlloir work, but the rebels took advantage
Of the darkness to cross to the southern
sid e of the river, aud upon reaching place
nr sunrnsrl safety. they scaltercd in all
directions Bnt we do hot think they can
escape. Tlerc lrc from seven to ten Fed
cral regiments which Werc thrown across
the Cumberland somo days since, to inter
ccpt the retreat Of the rebels when their
most behind the White Oak Creek should
/ have been broken up. Unless they divide
/ thamsoIyes into SQUADS and find thor way
~. / D
must all be eptr6l,rpd and the loyal Ten
/ upRspans nrc Ike an avcnging Nemesis up-
/ nn thoir traclls knowing every road and
/ cvpry mountain dcflr by Which escape is
/ possjblc.
Their retreat was so complete panic
/ thot thcy were fearful Of burning their
/ stores lest the blaze of confederation should
lirht the Federal f3rccs to renewed at
! tack. and lLcy ouailcd before the hail storm
of lead and iron which they knew that act
would bring down upon Them All their
artillery, twelve pieces, and ammunition, up
ward Of eighty wapous and harness, all their
conuiRiary and Um.tcrnasters stores and
camp eaupagc. fcll INTO ou hands. Gem
cral Thomas certiies to the good conduct OF
oui men. and the Whole nation will rc-ccho
its plaudits to General Thomas, who has
given to the Federal arms the most brilliant
success since the rebellion broke ont.
The cyacuatjon of the curIuv's eutrcnch-
rncutg took Dlarr ON Sunday nj .rht. and yes
tnrGo,. mnrf'inu Grupral TLomas advanced
to assault him and found the prey flown.
The rebel loss i. estimated hv different per
soma Al from two io four hundred but no
oniriol intrlIior,co has vet been obtnincd ;
ON thnu,rt Of oul. r.icnJ9 it ;suot stated pith-
or Lut vn cannot cxpcct auch a brilliant
,,,.,,.., .,,;u,,,,t tl, lnse If .r,,,e valuahIo
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GEN. EEniIecll Loof1ins Atrcr the
SCCCSh Exchange, Mercantile Library
and Private Traitors of ~, Louis.

r',I,,,'....' ,,',,;'I ~, m ......
i, n 'o ,"''o~ ,.E 'l''0''' ''"'' WIZ '' '''0'"
;" '"' ''"'i''"6
HEApouARrE% DEPT or TnE Mo.
The Fre@dcnt, Secretary, Librarian, Ds-
rectors and other officers of the Mercantile
Library Association, and the President
Secretary and Directors, and other officers
OF the Chamber OF Commerce of tins city
are required to take the oath of allegiance
prescribed 10y Article six of the state Or
dwance of October 70, 1851,
Any OF the above officers who shall neg
lCct to file in the Office of the Provost Mar
shal General, within ten daVs of the date of
this order the oath SO subscribed, viii be
deemcd 70 have resigned and amy who
after negloctmg SO to file his oath OF ollcEt-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30

Although, as every one knows, all Cotton
Goods have greatly advanced; stll we shall be
able to offer them at NEARLY THE OLD PRICES
AS we have taken an early advantage of the
market, buying from stocks that were purchased
last spring, and for Cash.
Our whole stock has been selected with great
care and we think it well calculated to meet the
examination of it by
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
NEWS FROM THE WAR I

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.
at The same time there is news
of different kind, which we are
about to publish, viz That we are
receiving and have now ON hand,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-30
A Splendid Stock Of New aud
SeaSonab[e GOODS!

Which VIC now offer to all Ready
P0y Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory, We aatter 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.
+. Il. MILLER & co.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of cHEApNEss.
LADIES' S'FASHIoNABLE DRESS GOODS!

In this department great advantage may be obtain
ed by close cash buyers from the fact that the goods
are boughtor cash directly OF the eastern dealers
aul 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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+. BisSELL, Jr. Atty.
Jan. 9th, l962-39w 5,S3 25
ylIERIFFS SALE.

-
Edwards & ldings VS.. William Fcarnsiles ct al
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the above
case 10y the Clerk ofthc Court of Common Pleas in
Wood county. Ohio, and to me directed and doliv-
cred, will otter for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county on
Saturday, March lst 1852,
between the hours OF l. and O'Clock I. NJ. of said
day the following described Lands and tonements
towit; The west half of the southwest a of sec.
80, town >, north OF range 10 east also east - of
southeast quarter of sec, 35, town north of range
10 east also east half Of west half of southeast u
sec. 80, town north Of range 10 east in all, 200
acres of land. G.. T.. GuYER, Sheriff
Donor TYLER, att'ys
Jan. 21th, lS62-39w5S3 G5
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nRESS GOOUS,-Such as DcIaincs, CASH
~ meres, Silks, Alpaccus, Coburgs, Paramcttes,
+. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
DRINTS, Gingham, Muslins, tbeachcd and I'M
l. bleached, from Il to -, yds. wide) Iick.ngs,
+. R. MILLER & CO.'S.
DRlNTS, BY the pound, great bargain at
l. f. X. MILLER & CO.'S.
CLOAKS,--And Shawls Choice Styles Cheap
~ at +. r. MILLER Il CO.'S.
WHITE GOODS Trimmings also Madame
+. r. MILLER g. CO.'S.
ELANSELs,, Hoods, comfortcrs and Under
II shirts, at +. r. MILLER CO.'S.
HLOTHS, - Cnssimcrcs, Satncts Jeans, Heavy
" Cotonaie YOU will find in abundance, at
+. Il. MILLER CO.'S.
A SPLENDID vARIETY-Of Ready Made
N Clothing, for Men and Boys is now to be
seen, at +. Il. MILLER & CO.'S
u pOOTS AND SlIOES-A great quantity and
ID Cheaper than Ever. Everything is warrant
cd in that Line, at f. II. MILLER IL CO.'S.
Tn THE LINE-Of Hardware you can find ev-
l. erythng that is needed by Farmers, Builders,
and Mechanics, at +. K. MILLER 4 CO.'S.
CROCKERY,- And House keeping Goods, in
" Quantities, style and price that will please
F. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
HATS AND CAPS,-Warm and Comfortable,
IL and pretty styles, at
+. Il. MILLER CO.'S.
X R0CERIES Iron, Nails, Glass Also Salt
W by the Barrel or sack, at
+. X. MILLER & CO.'S.
EO HALF BARRELS-Qf Choice Upper Lake
~ Fish, at +. Il. MILLER CO.'S.
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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
ficient in duccment, we take it, to make PelTys-
burg the trading point
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G IIERIFI"S SALE.

Frederick Mead ct al VS. Anson Smith ct al
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued in the above
case by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
in Wood county, Ohio, and to me directed and de
verci, will offer for sale at public vcndue at the
door Of the Court House in Perrysburg, in said
county on
Saturday, March lst, 1862,
between The hours of l2 and O'Clock z. NJ. Of said
day the following described lands and encments to
tomal quarter section 88, town 5, n r - : c"r.
taining acres appraised at 500 and the west half
east half of the south east fractional quarter of
section 33, town and range as above containing 81
43-lOO acres, appraised at $l,69.
G.. j. GUYER, Sheriff.
+. BiSSELL, Jr. Atty.
Jan 9th, 1852 39w5S3 25.
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REiDY NiDE CLUyiiiYf! !

In this department. we have thc largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantia manner, warranted to give the very bost
satisfaction, or no sale.
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FIVE TO TWENTY PER CENT.

Tho largest stocks Of goods over or cred in this
market, embracing an endless variety of articles
STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE,
In the selection of which no effort has been SPAR
ed to render it attractive possible, is now be-
ing opened at the
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
of w j. Hitchcock, on the corner of Front and Lou
isiana Avenue, Pcrysburg, Ohio.
QUALITY is the BEST TEST of CHEAPNESS.
Inspection and Comparison will prove that for va
riety, elegance, richness, chcapnrss, beauty and
quantity this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
irTcd in the West.
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+. R. MILLER 4 co.
Perysburg, December 10, 1891.
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nRESS GOODS Such as DcIaincs, CASH
~ meres, Silks Alpaccus, Coburgs, Paramcttes,
ETC.. in great abundance, at
+. X. MILLER & CO.'S.
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DRINTS,- Gingham Musns, (bleachcd and un
Il bleached, from 2l to | u yds. wide) Tick.ngs,
Drills, Stripes, etc, at
+. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
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Farmers of Wood Go. and Vicinity
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, IN CASH


F. r. MILLER & co.'s.
We have ample storage room for any quantity of
Grain also corn in the ear. You will find us
always ready to take in your surplus Grain, and
more if we can get it so BRING 1T LLoSG
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GOODS s. GROCERIES.
IMPORTANT TO CLOSE CASH BUYERS
CALL At rnr STORE OF
W. j. CHCOCK

If you want to save from
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SECOND YEAR OF
" f | Il l. ID N Q L e S -
Commences on the lst Of January 1862

FIELD NOTES is a large, double quarto, eight
page Weekly paper, published at Columbus, Ohio,
devoted to the
FARM, LIVE STOCK, ORCHARD. GARDEN,
MARKETS, YIELD INTELLIGENCE