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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21


Nh FULToF The la ge number of well soldiers sick
home has induced the Government to take the most
stringent steps prevent further abuse Of the arough
system.
Those who should y return home for the recovery Of
their health compelled 10 remain camp until the
Surgeon satisfied that is absolutely necessary that the
should reurn-when he is longer able to lnger in
hospital he may be sent home There to be
mapprehension among those happy individuals who have
had opportunity of getting home-that it is autcient
to forward the certificate of physician that
they unable to perform military duty and they
postpone joining their commands indefinitely. certificate
from surgeon far from being furough. Extensions of
floughs issued from department headquarters unless
these certificates satisfactory to the commanding officer
they worthless delay beyond the time prescribed in
urough subjects the soldiers the punishment
the who left his command without leave Surgeons
and attending physicians in recommending extenson OF fur
loughs should be particular state the disabling disease
aoo.nd, its eet its precious and PROBABLE dur ao
The statement that they in attendance upon sick
wounded soldier and be is not fit for military duty
is not sufficient All certificates must pass through the
hands the Surgeon and they must be satsac
tory him before heyan meet his endorsement and pass
to higher authority.
hope this information may be useful to those that choose
to avail themselves of it. AN ARMY SURGEON.
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DASH INTO FRONT R0YAI,-CAPTURE OF Tpr
FEDERAL PROVOST MARSHAL AND TEN OF HIS
R1cHMoND. Va. AUG. I6tb. l

hlCHM0ND, VA, Aug. 18th, 1862
detachment of Capt Baylor Cavalry twenty eight in
number madea dash into Front Royal Tuesday last and
captured the Provost Marshal ten of the Provost narS
and eleN en- horses large force of the Yankees was
the vicinity. = ~N was III
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RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 10, 1862.
An order from the Adutaet General will be published To-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21
RESIGNATION OF GOV. MAGOFFIN.

%,
Dispatches from Frankfort to the Nashville Union the
18th inst, say that Gov. Magon and Lieut. Gov Fisk of
Kentucky, have resigned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21

RICHMOND VA, Aug I9, Io6L'
There ia no longer room for doubt that Mcclellan mas
sschanged his base from James river to the
dispatch to Gov Letcher, from New Dublin says W.
have reliable intelligence that the enemy have LEFT
Ferry Meadow Bluff and Flat Top, and the impression
that they are evacuatng Wsstover, Virginia ~, p.o
In the Senate to-day the various portions OF the fIe
dents to the the
rules 40 az to provide that shall not be in order Tor Inc
Honse 70 resolve itself into session except by ma
ioritv Of the members present; yeas sc, nays IA.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21
YANKEE MARINES 0APTTIREn

CHARLE.T TON, s. CT, Aug. 18th, 1862
Two ankee Marines belonging to the gun boat Mohawk
were brought to this city to-day. They captured
while prowliDg about Edisto Island by our Cavalry
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For the information of the public on this subject,
insert the following letter addressed John Bosto1
ESQ., Depository, at Savannah, Georgia. by the Score
tary of the Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Richmond, August lst, 1862.
JOHN BosToN, ESQ,
Depository, Sdodnnoh:
SIR In answer to the enquiries of the 25th ut you
say
LIST. That the 80 terest notes will any time be
copied in exchange for per Confederate bonds
debt due the rnment, and that interest will be al
lowed we'll as principal.
I'd. That shall recommend that Congress pay annually
the interest due these notes to the respective holders
thereof on the lst January.
Sd. That the per cent call certificates cannot ba Issued
for these interest bearing becauoe such certificates
payable demand general Treasury notes of every
denomination.
4th The 80 may be issued il exchange for the
per call certificates Such exchange effects directly
what the holder of the certificates may do Indirectly by
then exchanging them for interest notes.
5th The purpose intended by the issue of nterestbear
Eg notes to take them out of the general circulation
takes place at every transfer 1t is expected there
FORE that they will pass into the deposits crcula
ton of the banks In passing them from hand hand the
grows each day easy calculation
each hundred dollar note, until the end of the year.
when the interest will be paid up if Congress shall accept
my recommendation.
With much respect
(Signed) C. G. MEMINGER,
It's
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Especial to the Mobile Advertiser Register)

DESTRUCTION OF THE FEDERAL GUM SUMTER
THE FEDERALS WHIPPED NEAR BAYOU SARA,
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FROM VIRGINIA.

RESIGNATION OF COL. VANCE.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 18th, 1862.
Col Vance has resigned his position in the army.
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RICHM)N VA, Aug. IL, 1867.
The Petersburg Express of to-day says that there
Yankee soldier left the South side of James river
there vessel of any kind to be at Berkeley this
be Mcclellan has certainly evacuated James River and
gone unite with Pope Burnside the Rsppahannock
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-21

JACK MORGAN AGAIN HEARD FROM-HR CAD
TURES GALLATIN, TENN, AND THREE HUNDRED
FEDERALS, &c.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

THE first two verses Of the first chapter Of the
Chronicles of Success, reads thus
"Who hath sadness? Who hath wo? Who
slinneth the streets with gloom of countenance
aud pcrplexity of mind? Who losseth confidence
aud patronage and snkcth into poverty and forget
hIness? lie that advcrtiscth not He that doth
not make himself known through the papers. lie
who by his negligence in this matter, dcprvcth
himself Of gain ana securcth to himself loss His
business wisdom is ioolishncss His lack of knowl.
odgc yea. his stingincss scketh out, and the dis
corning shun him
"Whc hath gladness? Who hath Joy? Who
hath growing business and full Golfers? Who pay
eth his notes promptly? Who gaineth the conf
drncc and patronage of men and riscth to affuence
He that udvertiseth literally - that through the
journals of the day maketh himself and his busi-
ness known! He hath chosen the partof wisdom
and his riches and honor increase like light in the
morning - his shadow groweth broad. His com
paocncy increased. His fame cXtcndeth. His hap.
pincss ondurcth, and he is honored and blessed OF
all men particularly the printers SO mote il
. i,l'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

TuE regular Union Convention for the 10th Con-
gr2ssional District convened at Toledo on Satur.
day last and unanimously nominated Hon. James
NJ. Ashicy for re-olecti0n The Convention was
large and WAS composed Of thorough, honest, earn
est Union men, and characterized by great har-
mony and unammty, Mr. Ashley, IN accepting
the nomination, made patriotic and eloquent
speech, The right feeling prevailed throughout
and no doubt was entertained of MIR. Ashley's elec-
tiou by q large majority.
We profess 90 =" understand what we arc about
when We say that We consider Nc. Ashley one OF
the most able and useful members of the present
Congress. No man has worked harder 20 procure
the ueCosSarJ legislation asked for by the Admin
iStraton to put down this rebellion He has shown
himself true man ANA a patriot and has made
record in Congress Of which any one might feel
proud. ne has been unSWcryiug and uudinohiug
m defending the right and has neither bent his
back nor crooked his knee 20 the slave minious OF
the South, or their symPathizcrS IN the North. lie
has shown himself an honest man, and an hon,
est man is the nOhlest work Of God" Let the lOtl
District do itself honor by returning him 10 Con
gress by rVusing majority Iy.-FTcmOug y1H7.al
Aug Goth.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
ThoAc Peculiar Views"

The Toledo Blalc of the 20th, gives the "pedi-
gree of NJ K. Waite. 1t says that hg acted with
the Wing party from the time of his majority un-
til it ceased to exist, and was then identified more
or less with the Republican party. and is now
member of the Union party. The Blo1 then
adds
"If asked Mr.. WaIes peculiar views on the pre-
sent state of the country and measures Necessary
To its exricaton. we should answer that he ho' no
peculiar views
This is an extraordinary admission Congress
has always been cursed with an oycrpus ot nou-
entities We trust that Ohio's share i not to he
augmented l. Fremont jO,.Hoi.
That is the universal S,ntncn, Of shc people,
evcryM here. Northern doughfaccs deserve only
our "warmest feelings of contempt. We arr IN
favor of sending them To Congress no more forever.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
Total one years pay
The Nallandisham Platform,

IF our Nallandigham conservatives had lived at
the time Of the first murder, they would have put
it in platform about as follows
Re,oired, That we are equally opposed to the
pretended picty aud evident fanaticsm of Abel
and the authorized violence of the high toned and
chivalrouS Cain.
Rcso}rc{, That the " Ultras who are clamoring
for tine hanging of Cain, which would only exas-
pcrale him, desire to destroy the domestic happi-
ness and peace Of The family, and have 10 other
purpos, in view
Rssoiccd, That we are in favor of puuishng both
parties, and invite all conservative men to unite
with Us in tpw0ing down the whole business.
Rssoircd, That nobody has right to provoke
murder, and if Abel had cXhitcd less fanatics m
this one never would have occurred.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

WE nave some hoiscdcaers in our vicinity that
are equal 10 any Of thatnotnd class for Shrrwducss
One Of these engaged in buying up horses for the
Governments when he comes across a rather iguo-
ant Dutchnan, with good horse and indjsposcd to
sell him, after ,NhaustnE lis powrrs OF argument,
pulls out his memorandum and commences noting
down an accuFatc description of the animal. The
pntchman wGnderingly asks the meaning OF such
proceeding. t"Why,' says the jockey, the Gov
'rhmcnt mu;S have the horses, and if il can't buy
them it will thayc to draft them" This phase of
ah''rS completely upset the homes, Teuton who to
wa "Sfng his horse, is glad to dispose of him at
%O,,.ycr'S figures, who thercupon goeth upon his
Wiy rejoicing.
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Camp Toledo,

We paid visit to Camp Toledo on Sunday last,
and were very much pleased to observe the order
and neatncss there preserved. The "quartcrs
are admirably arranged and decidedly comfortable.
The boys were anxiousy awaiting their cloths,
and those - forty dollars. About eight hours Of
"drilliug" is performed each day, Sundays except
ed. The order for the Tooth regiment to move on
Thursday had been countrrmauded and was then
believed that both the Tooth and II lth would leave
81 the sam, time. We have secured CORE, pond
cots in each one of these regiments, and OF cou SO
VIII keep friends posted as to their movements and
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
nhOckiMg MurhCr.

ONE of the most torrba and heart rcndmg trag
cdcs that ever took place in this county section
of the State occurred N Tontogany on Monday last
between six and seven o'clock in the morning,
which resulted in the death of Mrs Moore and
seriously wounding Mrs. Thomas. This brutal
and uucailcd for murder was perperatcd by Mi
onac, Moore the husband of the deceased and faith
CT of Mrs. Thomas who il u widow living with
him.
II tappcalS that there has been family quarrc,
carried ON for 4 number ot wears, in which q NUM-
h,r or law suits and pav,ucS have occurred and 1t
has finally resulted in this brutal murder Owing
io this quarrel Moore and his wife had been Scpar
at,d fer ScUr Yeats, and some time since his wife
and daughter yamc To- his home near Tontogony,
nod WAS determined 90 live vi,h him, He took
legal steps TO ejoy, thym from his house the time
had not vet cApigrd for them 10 leave and he con
cludcd To take the law In his own hands and have
summary vengeance upon them.
Early ON Monday morning he got up and care
fully loaded his gun, and then took IL and struck
his wife over the head with so much force that she
fell apparently dead. lie thought he had finished
her. and then he turned his attention to the duugh-
ter whom he cndeavored to shoot but she escaped
into patch of corn. However, he closely follow
cd her and finally fired. just us he fred She
jumped aside, the ball striking her on her 81 e
breaking two of her ribs glanciug of, fortunate
Is without causing n fatal wound Thinking h,
had finished this victim he returned to the houS,
only To find his work half completed. His wifi
had sufficiently recovered from the stunning effects
of his blows 10 get out Of the house and was get
ting away. lie loaded his gun and dehbcratel!
fired at her, the ball entering the back, passing
through the heart and lodging in the breast, whel
caused her death. MIR. Cummius, happened 10 b.
passin B.. and hearing the firing and screaming, en-
dcavorcd to go in; but was prevented Moor
threatening to shoot him, Soon sfter the occur
renee, Moore went to town and told them that h
had killed his wife and daughter and of cours
WAS arrested,
This man Moore is over seventy years Of age
and in this horrible affair, seems 70 have acte
with coolnrss and determination. lie appears I
be entirely indifferent AS to what disposition is mad
OF his case,
We learn that J, +, Price, Esq, the acting Pros
ccuting Attorney went up to rontogany to attend
the matter in behalf of the State. Messrs. Dodg
s Tyler are attorneys for the dcfendeut. An in
quest vas held by 4. Fuller, EsQ., Justice Of h
Peace. Tomorrow Thursday an investigate
will take place, after which We can lay before on
readers a more detailed and complete accoun,
this truly lamentable aud sad occurrence.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
Thn Ihih District.

WE are pleased to learn the unconditional Union
men of the Fifteenth Congressional District, Of this
State, have nominated Hon. VIM. =. Cutler for re
election If our readers remember the bold stand
taken in the speech Of that gentleman in Congress
last winter, (Which was reproduced in the Jo"noh
they will also have OCCASION to feel glad more
particularly when il is borne in mind that he met
with no opposition nt the hands of disappointed Of
flee cxpectahts. Mr., Cutler is a man of the Ash.
ley stripe, and, like him domHnds vigorous prose
cuton of the war, coniiscation of rebel property
and the smashing of rebels generally. This, We
believe is the only instance in this State where the
hirclings Of the slave power have not made them
selves felt in trying create division at the Union
nominating Conventions.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
The Economy OF Health.

Turs busy nation Of Americans have 10000 600
working people, whose services may be estimated
at - a day, and their annual loss by sickness at
an average of ten days each in the year. This
gives a total loss Of S2l0,O0O,000 a sum three tines
as large as the whole cost of the General Govern
mcnt including the Army, Navy, Post Offices, Leg
islaturS Foreign Ministers and all. The amount
weighs over six hundred tons in pure gold.
large proportion of this costly suffering might
be ayerted by attention to diet, cleanliness, and
above ALL by the proper Of the right remedy in
season. When 25 cent box of Ayers Pills will
avert attack of illness which it would take sew
eral days TO recover from, or a dollar bottle of
Ayers Sarsaparla, will expel a lurking disorder
that would bring the sufferer to his back for weeks
months, does it take any figures te show the good
economy of the investment? When Fever and
Agut is ranking in your veins, aud shaking your
lite out of YOU IS il worth the dollar il costs for his
Acuc Cure 70 have the vilauUus disorder expelled,
which it does surely and quickly? When you have
taken cold is it prudent to wait until has settled
ON the lungs when days or weeks CT months must
by spent in trying 10 cure IT, even II 1t can be cued
AZ all or is il cheaper 10 take Ayers Cherry Pee
tlr, costing 4 few >ullugs, and remove the trouble
before il is serious Il takes no wisdom 10 decide
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
MEDICINAL.
4 RNY Suffers TAKE NOTICE.

4 RMI Suffers TAKE NOTICE.
THE GREAT UNION SAvERl
The enforcement Of the laws and the irce use by
;he people Of that wonderful soothiug Balm,
Perry DAS - Nt,t Bit PIN
vHB GREATEST FAynLY MEDICINE or TINS AdE.
Every volunteer or NESS should nave a Uottlc, "a
case ot sudden attacks Ot disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY, IL cures sorc thrpat, SUD.
den colds, coughs, Nc,, weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sure mouth. canker. liver COM
plant, dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pam
in the stomach. bowel complaint painters collie
Asiatic cholera, diarrhpa and dvsentcrv
AfPllhD EXTERNALLY, cures tcluns, boils and
old sores, severe burns and scalds cuts bruises
ANA SprainS, swelling OF the joints, tingwCrm aud
tctter, broken breast, frosted feet and chiblains
toothsche, pain in the face, neuralgia aud rheu-
matism
PAIN KILLER taken internally should be adul-
terated with mills or water and swcescncd with su.
gar II desired, or made into syrup with molasses
tnr cough, few drops ON sugar eaten will be
more caectual than anything else For sore throat
gargle the throat with mixture OF Pain Kllcraud
water and the relief iS immediate and cure posi-
tive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
equally as good taken internally as used external
" Each bottle is wrapped with full dircctious for
its use.
Please read the printed directions. The Pain
hller Is Nv UNIVERSAL consent allowed to have won
Tor itself reputation unsurpassed in the history OF
medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in
the entire eradication and extinction of pain in all
ITS various forms incident To the human family and
the unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the
masses in its favor have been and are its own best
advertisement.
NorIcB TO DRALERs IN PAIN KILLER Thcram,
and trade mark of"Pain Killer" belongs exclusive.
" to the Proprctors of this medicine That right
has been sustained by courts of law, and any per.
son found selling an article of that name not man
utactured by Perry Davis a Son, will be prosccu.
ted. The Pain Killer is sold by all respectabl
druggists throughout the United States and in for
cign countries. Price 25c., soc. and 81 per bottle
j. y. HARRIS 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Froprietors for Southern and Western States
Sold by Peck Hamilton. Perrysburg: s. l.
Boughton, Bowling Green; F. Roesnger, Freedom
Thos. Taylor Son, New Westfed: Dr. =. 4
smith Portagei Al. Gardner d Co., ,Gilead G. West
Toledo. Gml9
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Owners of Horses, Read the following

RIPLEY, Ohio, Dec. 9th, 1865.
GENrLENEN - This is to certify, that have
gwen the Pain Killer to Horses, for Colic, and
found II the best remedy / ever tried. Ii gives
Them 'asc quicker than any other remedy l ever
used. give, for dose, half a twenty-five cent
bottle, put into pint sbottle of warm water and
molaSses, and drench them with it. have always
cured the worst cases without delay.
Yours truly, JoHN PORTER.
80, Prop. Ripley Hotel
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

It will be secn by the above figures that 6s9men
hay, enlisted ia this county since the "a Of July.
The quota Of Wood county, according to the fgur-
ing Of the Chairman OF the Military Committee, is
67j. We have, therefore, surplus Of eleven vol
untccrs. Out of the whole number enlisted, under
the late calls, we have five full companies. The
remainder, some one hundred and scveniy-fye, are
distributed among the various old regiments.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
Patriotic Editors,

THREE editors in this vicinity within the last two
weeks have laid aside the pen and taken the
sword to fight for the Union. NJ. J. Bean Of the
Fremont Nsscnyer, o. B. Chapman of the Bellevue
hldspcndcni, and H. l.. Mckee of the TIin Tribune.
We wish them glorious career and safe return
from the war.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

A GERMAS named John VISTA residing in Ball
vile township, Sandusky county, killed ON the
18th inst, by tree falling on him. He and his
son were clearing spot OF ground for the purpose
of building y house. We have NJ particulars. His
age was about ~ ~cars. So says the S.Rtind.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

EhINN 9hN Nh, ''cI't' o'' Io'~'
EDITOR JoURNAL:--O On Monday last, having heard
it hintcd from different sources that our County
Commissioners intended to delay action in regard
to the official bond of Mr. Wooster until after the
time fixed by statute for its approval, and thereby
vacatc his office, was induced to speak Of them
publicly in very bitter terms. | am now satisfied
that my information was erroneous, and that the
language used by me was not only uncaled for, but
unjust. You will oblige me. by publishing this eX
PLANTATION in Justice to them. H. IL. DODGE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

Dir. RICHARDSON'S BITTERs. - In our columns
may be found an advertisement OF Sherry Winr
Bitters, prepared by DR.. s. o. Richardson Of South
Reading, Mass. They are, as said TO be- unduubt-
edly composed Of a variety of valuable and pure
ly vegetable matter, and from our own experience,
well as others, speak highly of their
renovaing and invigOrating effects upon the sys-
tenn We have good opinion Of the BitterS, as
they are not a quack nostrum, but discovered,
prepared and yonded by regular physician, a
graduate Of the college of our own State and who
has said but little in the way of putting them HIM
self, but leaves it 10 those who try them to Judge
themselves. For the diseases that many are liable
to in the Spring and Summer, such As Debility.
Dyspepsia Bilious and Nervous complaints, We
do not hesitate 10 say that these Bitters will be-
found a safe, agreeable and effectUal restorative
As good health is one of the greatest of earthly
blessings, we would early advise those laboring
under such disease to make trial of DIR. Richard
sons BtterS they can do no harm, and may do
much good, as we are confident in many cases they
have. Vegetables and vegetable substances ar,.
unquestonably the most songenial to the human
system.
Sold by Messrs. Peck hamilton.
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Nolnntrer. -.rhr nrnit.

Tur following table shows the total number that
have enlisted prior to July 2ud 1852 the number
that have enlisted since the total number iu the
three wears service, aud the numbar enrolled. The
volunteering and exemptions will change these fig
ttrps sor,avlfat
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

Hamilton, Ohio, Aug. :, 1850.
This is u certify that my wife has been afflicted
with Ietcr on her hands for several years. and all
the remedies which she made use Of failed, until
she commenced using Dr.. Weaver's Salt Rheum
Cerate, which she has found 10 be the best remedy
she has ever used, and would recommend it to all
similarly afflicted. PETER JACOBS.
Sold by Aessrs. Peek & Hamilton at the Drug
StOpa