The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-17
H,iec Mention,

THE country seems to be pretty well supplied
with fruit.
THE communication from "H," came too late for
publication this week.
Coon peaches were selling in this market, last
week, for fifty cents per bushel
GEN PoPB and Vice President Hamlin were in
Cincinnati, on Saturday.
The Federal forces at Cincinnati, on Saturday,
were estimated at about $780, 900.
THE restriction upon travel will be removed after
to-day.
ANOTHER of those satircal letters, by Orpheus
C. Keer, will be found on the fourth page.
THE State Fair commenced at Cleveland, yester
day.
THE 11lth regiment passed through this place on
Thursday evening, for Cincinnati.
The Ohio troops in the recent battles near Ma
nassas behaved most nobly
HARDIN County's total number of volunteers in
the United States servcei is 1,197.
SOME five or six schooners have left this port
during the past week. loaded with slaves and grain.
THR County Commissioners are in session this
week. at the Court House.
ONE hundred men are to be drafted in Williams
County.
PAULDING County has in the field nearly one-half
of the number of men enrolled.
PARsoN BRowNLow has already cleared $4,000
by the sale of his book.
QUITE number OF our citizens shouldered their
rifles and left for the protection Of Cincinnati, last
week.
IT is stated that the Secretary of War has de-
cided to keep the drafted men in separae regiments
from the volunteers.
| THE citizens of Kenton presented Colonel Ram.
sey, of the Forty fifth Ohio, with fine Morgan
horse, on the Goth. Ramsey weighs over 800.
| WE hope no one will fail to read the admirable
speech of Gen. Fremont published on the first
page.
THE Toledo Daily Commercial is getting
large circulation in this county. Glad of it is
good paper.
j. b. NEWTON, of the 14th Ohio, is home on a
recruiting expedition Those wishing to join the
l4th should call on Mr.. N. at Bowling Green.
MEssRs. S. SPINK, of Perrysburg, and E Tuller,
Of Washington township, have been appointed
deputy assessors for this county, under the Gov
ernment tax law.
The Governor has issued order, stating that
ne more assistance is needed at Cincinnati. Those
who went to its defence will probably all return
this week.
Two editors of the Chicago Times were caught
trying to escape into Canada, a few days ago, to
avoid draft. Between the negroes and the Vallan-
dighammers, the Canadians have good supply of
"foreign stock" just now
The Seceders are very confident of carrying this
county for Waite. Their hopes for so doing are
based upon the fact that three fourths of the
late volunteers were from the Republican ranks
We think they will only lack four or five hundred
votes to make their schemes successful.
, The Treasury safe of Stark county was robbed
few nights since, of $l6,5O0. Suspicion rests
heavily upon the late Treasurer, who had just va
Dated his Office, Notwithstanding the efforts of the
Democratic organ to free him from the responsible
t ity.
GAIT. KAdA, formerly editor of the Sidney Dem
ocrdt, run a narrow escape for his life, week o
two since, while on picket duty near Boliver, Tenn
essee. His company was surprised by larg'
body Of rebel cavalry several killed and wounded
and many taken prisoners.
THR "Short and Dirty Clique" made piteou
a howl week or two since, charging US with desir
!, to defeat Old Father Hatch. Their hypocrisy ha
since been fully developed. The people nov
rightly judge of the desperation to which these pc
, lticai demagogues are driven.
HraalNs raves wonderfully to try to relieve him
- self Of the sdium of his gambling and drinkin
a propeusities No better evidence is wanted to sus
1 tain the charge than he gives himself. What bel
:. ter can be expected of an unscrupulous liar an
Q swinder? Those are the natural traits of tn
scoundrel, and he, perhaps is not to blame for it.