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Mr. Wilkinson presented a memorial from
he Minnesota Legislature, asking a grant Of
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
LATEST WAR NEWS.
From Kentucky.

louisville. Oct,12.-A squad of Dwmont's
men under Col. Miller, captired two pieces
of artillery and 1870 rebels at Versailles, yes
terday. 4 portion OF Dumonts command
drove the enemy. Saturday night from Law
renccburg towards Nicholasyille, womdiug
several, aud capturing sixteen prisoners.
Federal loss nothing.
The Mavsyille Eaqlc says a despatch was
received by John &. breckenridge wife to
meet him at Danyii!e on Monday last.
Further particulars of Wednesdays Per
rvsyille hght arc received. The federal
force was lC.0OO. Rebel force was sixty
two cg.mentS-aggregatc number u-
known. Federal loss 500 to 600 killed, 2.3Ot
wounded and 4AO prisougrs. The latter
we're puroed by Ruckncr. Rebel loss 300
killed, including one General unnamed, and
II COloucls and Lieut.. toiont!s. lus mum
Der is admitted by the rebel medical d.
rector of Gen. Chcatham's Division.
A despatch from Il member Of the lst
Wiscousou, says that regiment lost 5s kill
ed and l2l wounded. Among the latter,
were Major NJ tchelI ard Capt Green.
Headquarters received despatch stat
iug that Col. Lytlc's wound is very slight.
He has been parolcd aud viii arrive here
Tomorrow evening.
1t isreportcd that Woiford's cavalry cap
urod over 100 rebel wagons, 1000 prison
ers, and one battery, on Friday, between
Perryville and Harrolsburg. Gen. Dumuut
Is at Frankfort.
Marshall. it is said, left Lexington ON sun
day last. with his whole force, 1000 infantry
and $50 cavalry. 1t is believed that Mar
shall and the forces driven from Versailles
are at Nicholasvilie.
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PEGRYsNuLE, Ky, VIA, EARpsToWN,
Octphar 40 l~.p


10 Nyor-Ga. HlFscl:
Au oil eiai despatch lgum Gen. Buell.. says:
have already advised yOu ui tha move
meuts of the army under my command from
Louisville More or less Skrmishipg has
occurred daily w.th tho onemys cavalry
since then. II Was supposed the enemy
would give bag.o al Barist0wu.-Ny
UoopS nNrched 10 tbat po,dt on the Ga, inst.
lryius out the enemy rear guard OF cav
dry AID artillery.
The main body returned toward SPRING
Geld, whittier the pdrsuiJ was continued.
We sent corps under Gen. Giibey, on The
direct road from Sprugyil!e 10 PyTrysvilic
who arrived on tn2 1,h uat. within Two
niles oi the Town. where the enemy was
found ta zee in force The bet; column under
Gen. M,Cook uai.r up the Knoxville road.
About 10 o'ciocS yeStctjay. the Sih inst.
il was ordered into position 10 G,ac.l. and @
strong reconnaissance directed. At4 Och. -
| received request trom Gen. MoCo0k for
reiniorcements, and learned that the le.,
had been severely engaged tor several
hours, and thar the right aud left Of that
corps were severely pressed.
nA,nlorccmeutS We're Immediately sent
forward fra,., the center Orders were also
sent to the right co,,s"'n. under Gen. Crit
enden, which was advancing ~ the Leb-
anon road, 20 pash forward and attack the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
THE VOTE AT TOLEDO.

The official returns from Toledo indicate
that the opposition gsye the full strength Of
their party and few votes oyer For IN
stance, the vote, according to The return
made of the militia, should have been about
J 200. when the returns show that they
have polled over 2,400! Although thero
may seem a mystery in this result, /: is
only necessary to state the facts TO make
the matter clear. Tho railroad, banking
and shipping influences were all brought to
bear. All the trains that should have left
Toledo at 4 O'Clock ON the morning Of the
election were detained until nine, TO enable
the employees to vote for Nh Waite.-the
officers of the several roads themselves
standing at thTp POLLS to see that they per-
formed the work required of them. The
same may be said Of the shipping interest;
but what is the use of partcG,arizmg the
facts are patent to every Intelligent citizen
Of that city.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
Brutal Outrage Three Union F.adies
Violated.

Tbo N,shv;ljo J,;oo. has hoo, ;rror,nod
e.,
"" "''"i't'"'''o ""''''' ''9' " WV Vi NV
most horrible ana reNoitthS crimes ever
pcructrated on the soil OF Tennessee. 4
r,,fv ,r ,.rnrrill,e five IN .uun,ber heior,r-
N ~ ~. , :.
ms " ''.oN '','' ','''''-''''' u TO sou
went on iaHI I"'S''a} h!SA' 10 tl!o house OF
highly respectable citizen about eight
miles from Nashville. on f.e Nnhhin RiGae
..l ,..l ,.;ll,...I .i, .,.r l,;, ,,,,r,.
''''' '''.' ''1 '''' "-''
ANA """S"IS' ih ''1 most 'F"'A' manner
The ru,iiaas, whose lust aud revenge were
sfiU npsofatcA ,cayip,. This econe or bor.
,nr won, T., ,ha h,usc al n,uhlv est;n,a-
hla widow in thr viripity and frn,foJ her
in fine same Gr,,d;sh manusr These fami-
I;rs arc hotb rcurese,,ted in Colonel Stoke
,,,.,I,., ,,l tho rnhaIs unable ia ravan.ra
themselves an the men slakea II to the NJ
,nrp,os, ~, tha Drrs,,, of hclrIrSs famaI.s
,hcir v;ves and dauybt,rs. Tbc ntrnrious
cr;,,a was committed almost in sight of thc
Canitol Of Tennessee. The Union saws .
g.y. weeks ..,o Fl. recorded q s,mijar ont
r,oc committed bv the gucrriIas on the
nrrsoa of 4 respcciahlc youug womao. the
d,uaht,r ol nm a~eL and Inynj citizen. and
arain n saws lis u,ges are hac5cueI hv the
record of rebri shame. The heart sickeps
NJ ,j,r recital of su,h acts. Which DISGRACE
humanity tsclf and th,. cheek of the stoul-
,st tp,rs n,lr ar tbe rbnuybt thot thn nm
claimed passions of mon. revealing in the
L,a,,,.,, mn of law and order cogseoue,a
an rbis damnoble rebellion. may soon make
rho chastity of women as little regarded as
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
The following are tho maiorities:
Ashley's majority............

The exact vote of MIR. Phelps we have
not at hand, but it is understood TO be at
least one hundred greater than that for
Mr.. Waite, which would still leave Mr.
Ashley majority of nine hundred votes
over either of the opposition candidates.
Tho course of the JOURNAL, in this cam
,saIgn, has been influenced with an eye sin
gle to the great principle involved. We
have heretofore, and still hold, that men
are nothing when weighed in the balance
with principle; and the verdict just rem
dered shows conclusively that notwith-
standing the deep-laid scheme of certain
parties to deliver this county over to n
temporizng policy, notwithstanding the
coalition of Democrats, Conservatives and
"sore-head Republicans, Old Wood could
not bo deceived. Truo to principle, she
was not found wanting in this crisis. The
result is a lesson TO political gamblers,
which we fancy will long be remembered,
Three cheers for the triumph OF the IN
conditional Union cause
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15
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The Enanci patton Proclamation Bp"
fore the Rebel senate tc--PTOciamatiOu
by Beauregard - Negroes in Prison M
itjchmoiid.

The Emanci patton Proclamation BE"
fore The Rebel atc--PTOciemation
by Beauregnrd 90 Negroes ia Prison M
itjchmoiid.
WASHINGTON, Oct 3-Tho Richmond
Win OF Sept. 30. contains the following
In rebel Senate. 10Th September MI.
Scmmcs oil Louisiana submitted the follow
Ing Joint resolution:
Rssolr-d BY the Congress OF the Confcd
crate States. That the PROCLAMATION o
Abraham Lincoln. President OF the United
states of America, issued at thc City oi
Washington in the year 1862, wherein he
declares that on the LIST day OF January, S63,
all persons held as slaves Within any State
0r designated parts of a state whereof the
fcoplc shall he in rebellion against the
United States, shall be hcnCeiorth and for
ever free, is levecd against the citizens OF
the Confederate States, and as such, is a
gross violation of the usagcs OF civilized
warfare. an outrage on the rights Of pri-
yatc property, and an invitation to an afro
cious scrvic war. aud therefore should be
held mp 10 the eNergatiun of mankind, and
cOuut"rartcl by Huah severe retalatory
measures rs in the Judgment of the Prcsi-
dent may be best calculated to secure its
Withdrawal or arrest its execution.
Mr.. Clark of Missouri moved the resolu-
ton be referred to tic Committee on For
cign Affairs. Hewas in favor Of declaring
every citizen ol the Southern Conlodcracy
q soldier, authorized to put to death every
man caught upon our soil in acms against
the Government.
Mr.. Scmmcs of Louisiana said the rcsolu
ton had not been drawn without reflection
the question of retaliation was exclusively
,l4.. 4 |.
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No. o. Go
YUE TENTH DISTRICT.

A noble work was accomplished on
Tuesday i'll this Congressional District.
The combined powers of Conservatism
were cast to the winds, and anti-slvery
principles declared triumphant. The people
have declared, by this verdict, lhat they
repudiate any proposition to compromise
with rebels who are using every means at
their commanu TO destroy the best Govern
ment the sun over shonc upon. 1t is a
verdict that will cheer every loyal heart
throughout the length and breadth Of ev-
cry loyal State. Well may we say Glory
enough for one day
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SALE.

J. G. Dan vs.. David Dunlap. Y. ". Polling. e al.
By virtue if un order cf sale issued in the abnvc
casr by the Clcik of the Court of Common rlc1s
ot Wood COUNTY. Ohio, aud to me directed and de-
hverrd, will ohr fog sale at public vendue az th,
door Of thS Conrt House, IN the town Of PcrrysburV
Wood county. Ohio, on
THURSDAY. Cclobcr so. 1882.
between the hours ot L. O'Clock IN. aud o'clock
Z, N. oi said dly, the t,llowiug described lands
aud tencmcu;s. iO.wit; The east half Of the South
half ol the southwest quarter Cf section -. ami
the east half o the west half or the south half cf
the southwest quarter or section 81, township 1
north range " east. containing 60 acres Also the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
;ion 90, township 4nprh of range 2 east, contain
ing 40 acres, together with the appuitonances
thcrcunto belougjup. G.. r. GUIER, Sheriff.
PRIcg n JOHNSON Att'ys.
.Pstrysburc. Oct. L. s2eS3 4i
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Our returns from this State are mcaGcr ;
but the indications are the Union ticket has
been elected by heavy majority. The
Hon. Thad. Stevens is reelected by 5000
majority. In the Pittsburg districts Union
Congressman have been elected by heavy
majorities. The result for Congress in the
State may show the loss of some Union
Congressman, the party having been divided
in several districts. But we hope for bet
ter results
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Home TnstiInNnT.

GLEAD, Wood co., o., August 18Th.
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inform YOU and all suffering humanity afflicted
have been, OF the benefit have derived from your
valuable scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills.
have had a deficiency in my lungs for some two
years. that baied all the skill of our best Physi-
clans, both at home and abroad besides ! had the
Dyspepsia 50 badly that my food would NOT stay in
lay stomach in the smallest quantities and through
these diseases | became 50 EN- ,ciatei AMI weak
could scarcely walk, and sometimes could not.
But allege the ctnse to your medicines, for took
no others at that time ami much thanks to you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into my hands.
Yours truly, j. BALMER.
See advertisement in another column.
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TIN prnpress Of thn Mnr.

Scany intelligence comes from the grea,
armies, bnt we get enough to know that all
is going we'll, In the South the Umies OF
Price and Van Dorm are fleeing, frightened
rabhle from the indomjtahle Rosocrausi in
Kentucky Brasg ard Kirby Smith are vainly
atte empting to escape from the tolls which
Buell. has woven around thom, and in Vim
saia the victorious army of the Potomac is
once more in motion, and We cannot doubt
that il viii win victories IS great, more de-
oisiye and less costly ihau that Of Antienm.
Everywhere the depression of SIX weeks
ago is dispoled and We cannot doubt thar
the armies in the field and their Generals
are equal 10 the task before them - that ol
crushing the re5ellion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

ps.5@ The number of slaves emancipated
under the Presidents Proclamation is. ac,
corjing to the census of 1850, as follows
Alabama, 435l32; Arkansas, lll,l04
Florida, Gl,i53 Georgia 1862 .232; Lou ST.
ANA. 3330l0; Mississippi, 43d ,6g6; North
Carolina, 33l ,OSl South Carolina. 4O2, ,5ll
Tennessee, 255,7sI Texas, $50 6S2 Eas
tern Virginia, $4,000, Total, according tc
census of 1850, 3.405,Ol5. The natural in
crease will probably make the aggregate a
the present time about 3,5QU,0UO.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

THERE wi be no drrft - Illinois, about sky
iul infantry regiments having cen raised und,
,he late calls, making 10000 more than the
States complement.
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Small Ci,anvp.

THE United States postage stamps, which are
now coming SO freely into circulation. besides hay-
ing the amount of their value in figures upon the
upper corners, may be readily recognized by their
colOrs and vignettes, which are n follows
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

4 plpfaae hif Sign fcont Lrticr--O3iu-
IONS OF n Sergeant in the Gebet Asmy.
The ioiaeitg is s. vefnitm cory OF lste
oaud by one Of our soldiers ou the body ol
isad rsNei scrce us ai,o- The battle Of South
Nooo'air. in Nai!eHi Ne give i with al
ri1adry end profini'y as indicuioas OF t'e
erpcr wh',a prevails among the so,diers Of
e rebel army:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

uRssTGs A BEo NsOS has been nomina ed 20
1nu- res. hN IN. UuOutsts of e Fhri D 5 iiyt
"l New rsey, Wrhuu, shadow # opp sitiu,
Az wste sg',ed that he wss Ihe man 70, tie
Yl,os ana tne ums, AID Soult pull the largest
vo OF Any csndidite that coali be presented.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-15

inies Of revo.uioa. In cur Gay oi mental &c.
wy and meo'sl uneqltli,y, when no portion
the cOunTai can become ea,'y exercised
Doi any suhjec' OF piblc interest, vishou' ,h
,1ns s1sring the sgita ion. revolutions in pnblt
'pili1n are much more likely to follow upon o.,
,el. Of stirring evcn's, than reyclu ions in tn,
prms Of government. Such times consequently
s'ch many impor.sn; lessons and teses rhcu
epdly. Mems minds undergo extraordinary
-volutions 10 extraordinary stortp periods Ava
tened. etorsrd, icquring striking event of.+i,
campo an entirely new Impression upon them,
With the force aud snidenuess Of the ,lecentinr
lie.
snch an rp ch is upon u4. The opinions OF
men are changing because they nre being led
~ the ,xeitsuen's Of ths hour to investigate
rhCy are forced to see and think. They are
,eius driven 70 make decisions. And because
,aye.t'sring and deciding rapidly, it ty no
nsans follows that they are liable To decide m
airy Ooininu4 formed in p'riidl cf grea'
General Conm1ton are quite as likely, nay.
uors TO be ooricc: than in periods a. gtca'
hlrgy. Agitation ia favorable. as it brings
inp-rmos, by turus all sides of leacng questions
o pass under review. We arc BY no means ap.
Jrehen-ive on tho score uf the public opinion
'''' wiz tS''' ""T" o"r P'e's'' t'oao'es arc
WI w "''e 'e'''"'' ''' "'''er S'''''"
,Hd infinitely more correct thau beotc.
i"- .'''S "''' ''e'V''''' 'oI' VI 'e7SO"S'
Yet syangc tt is, that while the masses ere
moving, rrosrpsrul :, lclruing there arc minds
'''''S u.s. WINCH "''' o''h ie'oE''"'u az oe-
'"+"S W 'e'ie'' % tue Peop'T' ""lc' c'hS 10
"' w "''"' WV" "e7''''N7 'e'''''y' iue'' P"S-
"NS"'1 appear h'a '"'y uh"h'hg ." 'earh 'Hem-
ewes oo' "n""'"g 20 'e' otheFs 'sa'" some
''." WI" nave J" '"'S P'7' cneh'hru pro
E'e's"e "p'"''"s seem W o. Trying nara 10
'''TSFo ""D 'o'ss' 'he'' AL ~ 'g''u'eSs oi 'oe
Nc' 'NHt everything aoo't 'h"m rs IN ronvul"on'
"hich necessarily 'mPncS moVcmFhtnnd chlnge'
hey seem to e%pec' that the views OF others
h"n'd remain Pdc'd and stationary upon tn"
very questions which have created all the
''S'ur"'"ce' Al VINO '"Ne S'ep y advance "i
them are radc"I'. u'''h i'r the afse o.
A. O''o" th' u"'on as u wa'' ana tho Com
'''"o"h as Il Is dkpHa'ed ny them WIN
quite 'H u'ue' nnc'on as the Ao.iems G'd il
y w. u.'' "'''"'''' IS '' r'p's'' h'F'pe
''' '",S n''v" p''' '.'' ''"' .''' 90 L '''on :"
',','' . "'e"'' e'1' """ '"' ''',uoe VI 'o'"
'''''" :" '''' ,'.-
'''''' '''' VI ''''>e "'' WI" p'''", J" urging
'uI" P'''! IL, consequence "' we "' '''' '''"
u 'ue ''''S' lh'S' oo"e''' ore the '&cfp'onS'
Ia I4l is sl ul,
'''' '' "','''''''''"S vac '''S''e'"''e c''"'o'
''ey may ~ @o ( /" raise are 10 oo'Fo" the
'''e VI ''"F' s,n'py '''s upon ''o 'eV"lV'Hg
'"es'S '' "se' w ""'" Nj" "oFeS' ""o VIII
'.,'''"' 10 "'''' III 9P''' o' 'oe"i'
~ w. say - ''", .'7'' are Su'''
"'.,'., - -'''',' IN -" 'S'S - ,'F
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We observe that the rebels apprecia Q
the services in their cause of John 5. Car
lie, L. S. Senator from Western Virginia
The Grenada (Miss.) Appea! notices that he
has been stamping Western Virginia
against the war and in favor of the South" 4"
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DOAD NOTICE.--Notce is hereby given that
~ view and survey of proposed County Road
commencing at or where the PelTysburg and Find
ley Plank Road crosses a road in the line of sec
tons Is and 10, in Perry ysburg township, thence
west along said section line, between Perrysburg
and Middleton townships, TO ntcrsect the river
road, has this day been granted by the Commits
sioners Of Wood county. The viewers and sur
vevors will meet at the house of John Sh plar
October 10th, 1862. MATTHIAS ULkNER.
September %, 1862. 22l%
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FATHER AND S0S The father Of Gsueral
Isaao | g, 5 tepheu died A. Aud'ver, Mass On
.s 2zgg tiEs0. isa dsys n-iars his san FELL nObly
dghAlg ior BIS county. HE sge was ~. - -
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}EDLMPTiON NOfICE.--L. u. sl,uton,
q " his assicnees, will taks nutice that Charls
lounker has deposited in the Treasury of Ills
County S2i IS. 70 redeem four sevcral parcels Of
and IN the town Of Bowling Green. b,inr in sec
ion 80, town 5norh, rang III east. and sold at the
Delinquent Tax sale. January Ia. 1861
ADDISON SMITH. Aulisor
AUDITORS Oficc, Wool Co.. o.,
Perrysburg, Oct. |, 1882. 2lcs
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DIsPArcnEs from Minnesota say that the
principal band of the Sioux have surreu-
dered to Gen. Sibly, and the others are in
fight Gen. sibley has 200 red skin pris-
oners. Tae war is considered at an eAd,
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JOHN POWERs, Agent, Penrshu
TCH LETTING.

Notice is hereby given that will LEI the work of
constructing that part Of Ditch No. ~ above the
south line Of Webster Town hip, at the several
times and places as follows, to-wi All the work
above the Liberty and Miliongil Road, at the
house OF john Dubbs, in jackson township, on the
month";
said ditch commences at the south line Of section
81 in jackson Township; thence north-easterly
following the channel OF the north branch OF Port
age River, to the junction at New Rochester.
Plans and specifications OF the work exhibited,
and terms of sale made known al the time Of sale,
Or al any previous hme, on application AZ this office.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Perrysbprg, September 70, 1864. 22e
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Gas. FRsNoST General Frrmont's staff has
lren oriered 90 report 20 hin tor datS bus il
has n"' bees trauspiFsd Whess his nszs Geld OF
service Wui be.