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All Transient advertisements must be paid for |
in advance to insure publication.
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be charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or |
more changes will be allowed.
J. W. BAILEY,
PUBLISHER ANp PROPRIETOR. |
JAMES MURRAY. P. s.. sLEvN. |
NTU URRAY Il WIN,
vi ATToRSR AT Law.
Will attend promptly TO all Legal business en- |
trusted TO their care in Wood county-Ofice in the
PeTysburg Band Building, Perrysburg, Ohio. If
u. II. DODGE J. n. TYLER, Perrysburg.
W. II. YANT, Prairie Depot. |
HODGE TYLER & BRYANT,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Particular attention paid to Conveyancing and
Notorisl Business. Also, for sale, large quantities
of Land in Wood and adjoining counties. '6o-tf
J. r. PRICE. B. W. JOHNSON.
DPR ICE & JOHN SON,
L ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Will promptly attend to all Law Business entrus-
ted to their Have for sale large quantities of
Land, including well improved farms, which will be
sold on easy terms. '60-ln
EORGE STR AIN,
W ATTORNEY AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care
in the several Courts of Ohio.-0Hice with John
Bates 2nd street. 6O-1tf
ASHER COOK. PETER BELL.
600 X & II E L L.,
" ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT Law,
will attend promptly TO all business intrasted TO
their care. Office over Hitchcock's store.
Pcrrysburg, Oct. 23d, 1861.
r f.. M,GOW AN,
81 ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office with the Probate Judge.
32,'6l. Perrysburg, Wood County, o.
CYLvANUs JEFFERsoN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, PEKRYsBURG, Omo.-Ofice
in East end of Baird House Building. Will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care. If
DR. j. HOWE LIS.
IL HOMEOPATHIC PHYECIAN,
1-tf Bowling Green, on No. .---
DR. j. B. NTH,
! - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
I BOWLING GREEN, Wood County, Ohio.
All calls will be promptly attended to, both day
and nrht es-rS '60-1tf
DR J. j. DAHLEN
Will attend promptly to all calls, day and night.
building, Perrysburg.
Dec 5th, 1851 - 81 wly.
TOHN E. CASS,
e ATTORNEY x COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Tontogany, Wood County, Ohio,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care.
Also, Real Estate Agent Soldiers Claims collected,
| ETC., etc. Charges TO suit the times. lm49.
Jos. w. SCoTT, JAS. W. Ross.
- COTT & ROSS,
y DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
OFFICE, 1874 SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO, o.
Will attend to buying and selling, also, leasing
and renting of real property in Lucas, Wood; and
adjoining Counties. Business solicited.
To,edo, March 5, '62.
ID T Il Mt A G f. n & u.
The subscriber, former resident of Oneida Co.,,
New York, now of Washington City, will attend u
obtaining new patents or ransactany other business,
either in the Patent or Land Office or the collection
of claims Of any kind. Charges moderate.
JOSIAH S. KELLOGG.
Washington, March 20, 1862. 4S
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

NEw ALBANY ind July 81, 1902
The Leder says the rebels have coneregaed IN consds
ranlo at HawcsviiIei Kentucky, and boldly and
teianty insnl,cd the Union citizens. The Union ram
Hornet, with troops has gone there.
Henderson aud Oeonsboro were quiet on Friday, and
both towns strongly garrscncd with federal troops. who
arrest all persons who talk &C, favor OF the rebel
lion.
The military prisous NJ Louisville are full ihat daily
commAments are made 70 the jcnsrscpvile lIndiara)
p,uion'iary.
passcngers from Henderson say the guerllas have a
cared with rre'ty strong iorce opposite Mound CITY
an, was feared they would attempt 70 brrn the federal
inrbcsts building tisert
4 large uunbei Of young ladies' Of New Albany have
prspossd to act a. clerks an1 s,esmea for the young
tacl Of that place who vii enlist, and si,e them hall
Their salaries whie they absent and surrender th,ir
positions 10 them On their return.
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Affairs at Vicksburg 81 nd Memphis.
despatch 10 the Chicago rribanc.l


Cams, July ~, 1862
Tie Gonsstoas has ilst arrived from tho leet Sbc
left Sunday night on her Arrival Memphis fund
tue roiloWirg ieyo.t that the Arsan.as had 10 ca
tared Her otcers credit tbs report, tnoy
pedi,on planned 10 cut her ot and capture her and
she Ia undoubtedly ~ orr hands naw:
The 9rgurdt A pal sa,s the Arkaiisas was cut out
fom under the rebel batteries at VicSsbarg by the tene
raj Bragg aud sumter. L!eatcDau, Histop yet Ia
ship.
ia the cngag ient OF the 18Th, Geo Io.asbarg First
Master os the Hartford killed. lie hsloosoh q Bridge
po.t, Conn.
The following nsws Is from the Memphis Ballofia Of
The 22t--
Tue RAN Lioncss arrived here this oInrg from yicls
burg having in tsw the Lancalc disabled by the
loss her mud yalvo tha mt alf with the NJ.
kansiss 1e Ii lot Nicksburg on Saturday night.
1ne Arkansas sill lying at the bank, under the
Of the ba,tor.ss The workmea eth busy abort her.
She must nave been considerably damaged. 4 sctee g.
clpurc her uEdr considerations az o s nc Lioness
isft
Iaragnts feet received damage IN passing the bat
The second time, and fncceeded IN ssncinl every
rebel battery they passed. The lce still lying
b-lcre the town. Tie morars still Iheing tile
batteries when informant lcft and response
made The town has beon nearly destroyed.
The canal /. finished; but tho engncof delayed
letting the water present for fear H. might change
tho channel and render difficult to pass tho batteries
As soon She rise The water VIII be let in
River inen say there be no doubt o. ts success.
The Injuries to orr feet lei than irsi reported
They all be repaired hcrc wtn but one exception
The exact list Killed ana wuun,cd has not becn neff
out but il will not vary inucl from the ntst reported
John Goshen, second engineer oD the Lancaster was
Killed IN the cnRsrcmcnt
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FROM GEN. POpE'S ARMY.
D>>-~>->~~-~~~o>>7~~~~>~>-~-
Successful Reconnaissance Towards
GOrdOnsville.
SkIRMiSH WITH THE ENEMY.
,~e~|~--~~~~or.+-e~>>~~
Location Of the Rebel Generals Jackson,
Robertson and Ewcl.
GENERAL POpE's FORAGE PARTY,
&c.. &c, de-
FROM GEN. POpE'S ARMY.
SklRM,SH WITH THE ENEMY.
GENERAL pOpE's FORAGE PARTY,
FArsorIa. July q. 1860

FAt'iOl III, July II, 1862.
On Friday General Gibbor with body Of infantry
artillery and cavalry out a reconnaissance
~ the drsation Of ordonsvile ascertain the position
and force OF the enemy. The expedition to-day
having proved eniiuently successful. The party went
within two miles ~ Orange Court House, where short
skirmsh was had. Several prisoners were taken, WHO
reported Eve OF tho enemy killed and several wounded
The rebels believed thu portion OF spnks'
command from Warrenton. Jackson with twenty
thousand men. betweon Orange Court House and
Madison Court House, anticipating advance OF General
fope II that direction General Robertson WIS at
Court House with two regiments and battalion OF casa-
ry, ard Ewes brigade lay miles beyond General
Popcs Order No relative to the seizure Of forage
carried out admirably to the great comfort the
and chaerin OF tie rebels Not man OF the exp d N
was Captured or wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
tANp AT WArgELco

JAtSUIiR CouSi5, VA. iuly 2. 1862.
Genera popes orders have caused great excite
men' among The citizens OF this vicinity, particularly the
latest regard TO taking the oath Of allegiance II
serted that there not more than two mon IL The
county who have not akea the oath support tile South
ern conederacy, and that rather than renourcs this
men women and children express their determination TO
20 South.
large namber OF our soldiers have IN idea that C m
popes ORDERS give them permission to help til mseiyes
10 anything they fpd and conseq quenty thoy have
been roaming through the country, killing chickens
sheep &c, extensively Some OF them having been
punished severely by their ocers such practices have
nearly ceased
u is reported that parties follow the army. entcng
to desert and furnishing them outfits or cloth
ing for that prrposc large number having deserted
within week or two pas-between forty and fifty from
the One Hundred and Fifth New Yorkgives color 20 this
siatemoDt somc doubtless desert for the purpose Or
joining other regiments and getting the bounty. Re
cruitng officers should govern themselves accordingly
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Grenf RrIfakn.

I'm a ahserce OF further from rica the papers
have ,ittle TO say uron the question
The LONDON Times Publishes letter from its secesson
correspondent Liverpool MI Spence eulogistc Of the
energy and power Of the rebels points ont the difficulties
egaust which the rebels contend IN organizing and
tanning armies, and argues hat there but OF
such strength--viz: sersa cf right.
The London Cyseti 0a,c ally announces the rcycca or
Of Isiwa Janiss' patent as Qussnis counsel.
The London Fine again revers in derrecatory teras
20 the American tariff, and hints at the
injury that will be done 20 England. but con
tends that that injury viii be nothing 70 that
America viii suffer herself It coa,'rdes:--''w what
lave the people u England done that they should nc the
objects Of oil this fierce fbort-sghed hostility wha.
have the people OF America done that they shoud bs
destined to undergo oil this misery at their hsnds
They welcome 10 rejoice tba. they inurlg us
long allowed sincerely TO lament that blow
thus wantony aimed at and destined have
full and deadly a recoil.v
Tho london E,nes says ii reported by private
telegram from India Nas liz roo Lrrs Of cc,ton
shipped from Eons1ay ia one ceek This Is believed
10 have been under the news Of the rise AZ only q
penny in Lverpool ii s consequently inferred that when
Of the recent great advance received much larger
shipments will come forward than have hecn expected.
Parliamentary proceedings the 10Th instant were
un.nrGrlant.
The Vicsroy Of Egypt gave amsgnceDt entertainment,
in Oriental style, on board his yacht. of woowich.
Several members OF the roya family, Eve cabinet minis
tcrs and many distinguished people worc present.
The evening grand banquet given
in Londoc by ~ RouLcr, the French Minister
os Commerce. Miner Gibson presided. About
hundroi and Gfty members Of Parliament
present The Chairman, in proposing the health OF Ma
poleon said that =; no time had the relations between
tho two countries been in mere satisfactory conion.
II. Rouhcr made very pacific speech and exra.iacd
TIC beaen!s os the policy which France was thoroughly
adopting He proposed as a ssntment-.'The coso ALI
Of England ana France Mr. Golden spoke Of the
acGc designs of The Emperor, ana expressed the OPP
nicu that nothing short of an attempt to luniliats
could induce him 10 be party rupture with
Ulland.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Arrival of the Steam Transport
Albany.
NAMES OF THE INVALID PASSENGERS,
&C.. &C.. &C.

The United States steam transport Albany, Captain
Lewis, from Newberp, N. c., July a., with sick and
wounded soldiers from General Burnsido's army,
rived at this port yesterday. shs had fine weather
during the passage On the Gath inst, of Hatteres,
passed wheel steamer supposed to be the Cossae
and tho 2eth a large steamer bound south, sup
posed to be the Eastern State.
PASSENGERS.
Lieut.. Col. Krctchnfr ami son 103d New York; Tieut
Col Elwcl "a Massachusetts, MAJOR Bartholomew 2Tth
Massachusetts Capt. c. D. Ascheroft steamer Phoenix;
Capt. T. W. Wilson, steamer Pilot Boy Capt H. X
Cooley, 9th Massachusetts, Lieut. Craig 9Th New a.p.
shire Lieut. g. w Bartlett 27th Massachusetts, Lieut.
W. q. Creasey, 23d massachusetts; Lieut. D. p muz-
24th Massachusetts, !; Lieut.. Con, eth New Jar
Rev. r. B. Clark. asd Massachuse tts Rev j. G. Mulett
eth Now Jersey II. A. Richard, OF Newbern: A. BnrIhain
23d Massachusetts : D. sawyer, 3d. Massachusetts, H.
and eixteen Sergeant John H. Irish and men; r.
G. Kingsley, I'd New York; i. O. Holiness 6th New Halap
Connecticut J. A. Trumbull, 9Th Connecticut. Geo j. Fox
6.h Connecticut: II. d Donaldson, William Ripp i. y. Ans-
r. iArc.y, 25th Massachusetts J. s Munroe. 18th Mas
sacbufets r. d. Moore 21st Massachusetts r. Stone 9th
Massachusetts; ". Kimba, ]. Howard, D. T. Brown. L.
l. NJ. E1ton, H. Lloyd H. j. Hall, f. trcan j. T. noberts
George ". Kiboe I. Thompson, John Dckey, r. Baw-
maun, George /. Hldreth, William bray. 6. " Smith T.
= Warren IL Debost, d. i. Hubbard, w. b. Reed. Chas
French, = Mafett, 7. Holden, William II. Hooker 0.
A Fields, william Mason, T. Turner.
SICK AND WOUNDED.
Charles W. Platt, 9th New York; Scion Could 9th New
Hampshire; Robert Buck, New York Volunteers; Joseph
Wayne New York volunteerH George Kibbe, 10th Con-
neecut; Sergeant Dwight, 10th Connecticut g. p Alb
bott 9th New Hampshire j. Q. Thsyer sth Connecticut
b. d. Hurlbut, 10th Connecticut John H. Robert 10th
Connecticut Chaurcey Moran, Sth Connecticus George
W LHwis Sh Connecticut Horatio Littleled, 9th New
Hampshire Rufus D. Moses, 2ist Aassachusstts q. ].
Page, Sth Connecticut; John G. Triumph, 9Th pennsyl
yania; j. w Trask eth New Hampshrc G. A. Berry, 9th
New Hamrshre; sergeant John H. IRISH llth conneeti
cut; Corporal Timothy Warren, 2lst MassachUsetts
Daniel +. Brown, 23d Massachusetts Lowell NJ. Eaton
24ta Massachusetts,; Robert d. Dawson, 25th hassach
sets, Oliver r. Layerdy, ,26t Massachusetts, r. Randolph
z3d Massachusetts.
The sick and wounded under the charge Of Chaplain
W. b. Clark, Of the 23d Maszach; sets.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

IiIltAGO, July 70, lb6z,
Fi0ur wa nrm and 15c. higher. Wheat, Al. a Be.
higher and firm AZ 92c. ae3Sc. for No. L. Corn nd.
yal,ced lc &c, a 3oc. 3Otsc. for mixed in store
oats advanced 80. Reeeipts4 800 bbs. nour 90 600
bushels wheat l3T 600 bushels oats. shirmsuts-4 500
Ibis Hour e1 goo bushels wheat, 10000 bushels corn
krcghts quiet exchange unchanged sold At Ice. a
Is 10. per cent premium.
OswEeo, July 20, 1892
Flour in good demand saes 5000 bbis., including
1000 bbis extra state at - 20 Wheat opened quiet
bit closed shade hriner: sales In the morning, 2700
scls No Chicago spring at 81 oi, AMI y 100 bu hel
winter rel Ohio private terms. Corn quiet: sales
oenined small lots. Canal frsishts UNCHANGED
Flour 34c wheat &C., Gin 7Ac. 70 new York. Lake i'm.
pors-16VOV bushels wheat, 1900 bushels corn Canal
bushels coin.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
NEWS ERaM the MISSISSIPPI.

Attack Of GacriiIns on tnc Tenth ohio
Rrginicnt-rhtrty or E0at v eftae Rryi-
mcnt Reported kilscd--rh- Rebels fn
Force at Carthsg~-tioyemcnts OF thc
Guerilla Forrest, &C., DO.
NASHVILLE, Jaly %, 1869,
The Tenth Ohi1 regiment, guarding the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad between Decatur and Coaytinnd,
were attacked yesterday by la-ge force OF guerrilla
under S;earnes ana Ward.
Thirty orty Of the regiment sad to have been
Killed
Tie road was considerably damaged, but not much
TO cut OF COMMUNICATION
large rebel 70 ce l. reported 20 oe Tusc inbia
Colonel Forrest Is reported to bs at Carthage with the
object. II u suros2 ei na~nga descent the Lou IS
Vile Railroad.
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
Era nee.

The Paris prssx states chat the approaching imperial
and royal interview will take place at Baden or Co
Ugnc.
The French Pornridl JogfRal which had attacked the
Gar for the recognition Of Italy had received warning
for having insucd a soyereign friendly to France.
The Bourse heavy aud unchanged Rcntes Gsf SOC.
The treaty OF p-ace between France and Cochin China
was expected to be signed on the 31st OF May.
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doned his commission 70 take service 10 the Union
army.
DEArHs OF SOLDIERS.
Tho following deaths Of soldiers reported

DEArHs OF SOLDIERS
Tho following deaths Of soldiers reported
John ba,on, Co. ], First Uni,od states artillery.
Robert Mccormick, Co. d, First chassears.
John Wilson, Co. X, One Hundred aid First Pa
William J.. Best CO. !, sixty sixth Ohio
NEW FRArURE AT wiLLARD's HOTEL.
and useful feature has been introduced by the
proprieors Of Wizards Hotel, which gives great salts
faction &c the mass Of srsngers concregated there
two O'Clock each day teesrapho abstract OF the New
York stock and money market is posted the bueta
board together with copies Of the stes, dispatches
TRANSPORTATION FoR EXCHANGED PRISONERS.
transportation win be Immediately crowded by the
Quartornasters Depsrimon for tho conveyance OF the
prisoners at Fort Delaware TO Aiken The James river
to be exchanged. There apou, 900 Of them. Pre-
paraons are aso being made for the removal O! pri
soners from other localities.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~---->~~~->e<---s---s>>->4>~
THE EDsNBURG OFF CAPE RACE.
The London Times Still in Trou.
bic About Our Tariff.
'rEle Meeting of tlse soverelgns
of Etsrcpe,
Re-, 1c., Ae.
Carr 6AcI, Jniy 20, via sAcHv.

CARR AAcs, Jniy 20, via SAHyn,A, Juiy 81, 1862
The stea;nship Ednburg despatched by the Liverpool
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company, az an
ex:a boat 20 carry freight passed Cape Race at p NJ
OF Saturday, 26,h last. sho boarded by the
yacht OF the Aseociatcd Press
Tie Ediubug left Liverpool the evening OF the 18th
Ja,y.
She rassed the Glasgow. from New York July steer
ing up the channel Friday morning, 18TH and the
Arabia from Rston, via Halifax on Queenstown, The
night OF the 18th.
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The Frcpch mail steamer had reached Lisbon from Rio
Jauoiro Jrne 25. Coffee was quoted $500 to 1900
good Grss. shipments since last mali 10000 bags
Stock $500 bags
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MAILS ron NEw oRlHsSs.-The steamship North star,
Captain Jones VII esve tha port a. three O'Clock this
afternoon tor New Orleans She win carry the maissn
passcpgcrn
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MNrkPts.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

stocks were firm and advancing. Con.ols further I'm
proved Il the 18th The demand for discount
light Gold in large quantities continued to ow 70 tho
Bank OF England.
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Note from Captain Harrison, OF Pope
n f Army. On
TO TIE EDIToE OF THE HERALD.

No. CO WEST THIRTY SEVENTH STREET. !
Nnw YoRg, July 81, 1907
Greatly 10 my surprise, my attention directed 70
IN article The evening aers cf Saturday advertising
me deserter from my company, which is wholly un-
true Ny resignation, unconditional aud Immediate, WIS
wsea, offered to and accepted by the colonel command
g Gay or two previous TO my leaving. Said resignae
tion i,ated by injury received while Tho
psrormsnce o. m duty, rendering totally unable 10
os.harge the duties devolviug ulsp me- Therefore, by
tho advice Of many of my fellow officers, including both
sggeons of tho regiment, resigned. tor other
cagse could have been ndGcad 10 leave the army.
am fully satisfied that the commanding generals have
grossly Iais!ormed otherwise snch an order
would never have emanaiea from Major General Pope.
SAMUEL. l.. HARRISON,
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desperate contest between the Turks and Monione
griEs reported in the vicinity or Letts river. Tho
Turks were victorious, and marched towards Cetiyn.
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The Federal Assembly had elected ". Ferrenod resi
dent and NJ pubo Vice President Of the swss Constera
tcn for 1858.
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rARw IIli.L, Q. s.. July S. Ise2. /

PARK HL, G. ~. July s, loe2.
To Col Er. Wgng, u :. A., Ccmmending:--
sR--Yorr communication OF yesterday, dated from
nsaiqu uar tcrs Indian Expedition camp on Wolf Greek,
undc ilag ~ truce Per Doc fitzpatrick has besn duly
received and in reply have 20 state that treatv OF
alliance under the sanction and authority OF tho whole
Cherokee pcop- was entered into tho ,t day OF Oo
tbor 1851, Istween lbe tqisdsrste st'tes ,snd he
cher kee siion abd published before the World tns
500 cannot b,l be too well informed on the subject 10
make necessary for rccapituate the reasons and
circumstances under which IL done. thus the ars
JOY Of the people became identified with that OF The
southern confcderacy. There s nation ~ I6iiabs
venture 10 say that has been sofupulous NJ
lSfahul cbservance o. their treaty obligations thu
the herckoes.
Ain7 Ito tc .rrhcr appea 10 the history or Ms iohg
public and private life 10 sustain the assertion that ,uy
policy has been to preserve peace aud good feet
iDgs among my people and The observance OF Inv AID
order.
The horrors or civil with which this beautiful
country threatened greatly 10 he deprecated abb
trust that may be averted by the observance Of tho
strict principles Of civilized and honorable warfare by
the army now invading our country, under your CEN.
mand cannot, under existing circumstances, enter.
tain the proposition for Official interview between ns
at your camp have therefore, respectfully decline
to comply with your request have ,he honor 70 be,
sir, your mos, cbedient servant, JOHN Ross.
Principal Chief Cherokee Nation.