The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-08-27
Toledo & wabash Railway.
Time Table for Maumee Cityl
Brief Mention.

tHe Nchtn'i hcih tnt ph0N ht'hs
THE publication o { the Fremont Courier Ger
man paper, has been suspended.
SEVERAL Schooncrs have left this port during
the past week, loaded with grain and slaves.
UNcLE SANS draft on the Peoples Bank seems
to cause considerable 1utteriug in some circles.
0uH correspondent in the I'd Kentucky regiment
furnishes us with an interesting letter this week.
THE year 1916 must have been prolific one with
matroas, Judging from the number of 40 year old
men.
We unde rstand the claims Of Mr.. Waite are be-
ing put forth BY certain speakers, in this
ty.
THE Hon. Geo. Laskey has cont buted over two
thousand dollars for recruiting aud other purposes,
in this county.
The man who "had no objections T. Ashley
last winter, was Secretary of the Secedels caucus
in Perrysburg
IT makes one laugh to see professional friends
marching to the tune of Hollenbeck, Higgins
and company.
IT seems, by letters published in the BLADE, that
disappointment in office expectations is Of the
causes of this rebellion.
THE number of men subject to military duty, in
Williams county, is, 3,l75; out of which number
nearly 1000 in the army.
Our of the twenty seven delegates reported al
the Seceders' Convention from this county twelve
from this township alone
In counties where the Valandigham party is in
the asccndent the assessors returns show an alarm
ing state of affairs in regard to health
MORRISON, of the Northwest, says the strictes
partizan Democrat need not be afraid 10 trust Mr..
Waite. Does he speak by the card
Nor a man, to our knowledge, that trains in the
shOrt.and-dirty clique has yet enlisted. We do not
of course, allude TO the reri'ed edition.
JAMES HooD, Esq, has our thanks for a copy of
the " Edinburgh Evening Courant." 1t is strong
ly in favor of Intervention in American affairs.
WE have letter from a gentleman at Defiance,
bearing upon the plotting and scheming of Toledo
wirc-pullcrs, to which we call especial attention.
"T The Press and Leader" " is one of the spiciest
of our country exchanges. The editors make a
full team and no mistake. Success attend them.
CAPT. MCGowAN left for Toledo, yesterday. Be
fore leaving, H. IL. Dodge, Esq, presented him, on
behalf of our patriotic ladies', with a beautiful
sword.
ONLr five Of the twenty delegates to the
Seceders' Convention, from this county, ever claim
ed to act with the Republicans, and they are all
from Perrysburg.
If James w. Ross and s. d. Wcstcott were the
scceders' regular delegates from this township, by
what authority did Asher Cook get permission to
preside over the Convention
We repeat the question, why was j. w. Ross SO
industrious in running ont delegates to the Seced.
crs' Convention Had disappointment in oiicc-seek
ing anything to do with it ?
NUMBER of our Democratic friends declared
last year they would be no longer ruled by j. J
Parks, but it seems that in short twelve month
they have forgotten this declaration.
THE extremely conservative policy of Mr.. Waite
as indicated in the war speeches he has made il
this District is now understood to have been bid
10 the Seceders for the Congressional nomination.
Is it not funny to hear a man denouncng set o
men low pot-hsuse blackguards," " whisk,
clique" etc, and then not only court their society
but drink and play with them at the gaming ia
bles?
HIGGINs makes us An offer for the Journal office
Better wait until you raise money cnongh to pa,
that ninety cents Knoll won off you at the billiar
saloon, and the twenty five cents it cos for hauling
you home.
0SE of the principal guns among the Seced
ers hcreabouts, is the gentleman, who last wnte
voted for an extra session of the Legislature, 4
Keep the Governor from using money out Of tn
contingent fund.- Tor political purposes"
The Hsds says Mr.. Waite has 10 peculiar view
on the measures necessary to extrcate the countr
from ruin. If that does not mean that Mr.. Wait
is a block head, that gentleman ought to considc
himself excruciatingly complimentcd!
THosE wishing to subscribe for good mornn
paper, should take the Toledo Commercial. II cor
tans the latest telegraphic dispatches up to . o
clock, A. NJ. each day, and is therefore the mo-
valuable for news and general intelligence
OuR old friend, Ara Spofsrd has sent us a cop
of the ATLANTA (Ga.,) he2igesccr" for which |
will please accept our thanks. The editor of Il
sheet offers a liberal salary out of his own pock
for substitute, to go into the Confederate army.
VIZ hear of families where there are four al
five young men, who have nothing TO keep them
home, but not one can be induced to enlist I'll
recent order from the war department will euab
the military committee to reach such chaps
these.
The Blade says that :" since the Wing par
ceased to exist, Mr.. Waite has acted mere or I,
with the Republican party" In other word
where he was not Wing or a Republican he WI
Know Nothing. We understand he was mei
Der in good standing with that secret order.
THE Blade cracks the editor Of the Fremo
jourHdl over the kuuckles for daring to tell 1
truth about the Toledo wire -pullers and disappoil
ed Office eIpectants. We fancy il will take mo
than WdggoNsr's whip to silence that editor
battery.
ALI volunteer parts of companies will now
consolidated, regiments be filled up, and the I
naming number required called out by dra
Volunteers will yet be received for old regimen
until the first of September. Drafting commenC
on the fourth.
THK Toledo BLADE and Perrysburg h,dcpcnd
have all at once grown very tender in regard to
sins of the Yallandighammers The former pal
terms every day with abuse of she Union mi
who support Mr., Ashley, and then rehashes
matter for the latter to retail to the unsophistca
of this county.
WEEK before last the hdspe,dent gave eyiden
of giving up the ghost, but the Blade and Holl
beck have since put their shoulders to the VIII
and we suppose the mao.me will now run until
ter the election. The BLADE prints the first
fourth pages, and Hollenbeck does up the 'thund
for the balance.
uNIoN men should bear in mind that Asher {
and J. W. Ross have undertaken the eontrac
selling che constituency of Wood county tn a Il
who admits that he would have voted against
law abolishing slavery in the District Of Colun
and also that eou6seating the property OF rel
because, forSoOth they were not measures rec
mended by the Administration
THH Rlads makes case from suppoSition,
ing to itself the credit for supporting DemoCr
principles, and charging Wing principles I
those who unite in opposition to Waite. The
OF that paper has long indicated that the editor
out Of his element, and we are pleased to L
that he has at last "found his affinity" by
ing hands with Morrison.
We can at least give the partizan Demoe
credit for consistency, in supporting NJ. R. W
They denounce the repeal Of the black laws in
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