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NOTICE.
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Gc fom buiness recount Of ny ho'lh hsvs COZ
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Hp ous CaufoHnELD pArrssI OF LIsEr 's-ftLSRT,
Ashmoud, "a Oh llh, :Ss2. I
PARTICULARS rOT5CU.
VUkVIN6 ceased receive gubruiei In thi battery,
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DIss0LUrION.

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GEHgRAL Orders,
No. s.

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HEAD0UAK csRs DEpF. OF nESsyoA
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JAMS l.. CoRIty

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Cspt o. s. Q. A. A A. G..
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Respectfully Youra
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LAND ROH SALE.
fFIHs Offers for sale thousand or twelve rH
nns AL Gun Land, ys1 AlAptef &c
tas production si Corn SGD Cotton. lana In e state
Mississippi This land siaAed the Southern Boundary
sunsoEer County beautiful Lsk-, three niles from the Va
liver WI eh enpaes AfordnR EDe reaEeosi nav
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which Is susceptible OF uskny Gae crop the fra year
third cash; balance In annual ntsnenS
onehf Of The viii be taken IN property desired
Address, W RANPLh,
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oosD-u Niekshurr. Mo.
PIEORO-T RssL8o ~ CVMfANs.
II0 the North CarohaA and the RensId and Dan
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Of ssbsepto the ssd Railroad At the Au
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Saturday 18th subscribsrs vli Five Del
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400 GROEs BDTTzR = DEuIJON OOKKs
IsS N din AZ est mhT
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The f,lOSi; Is al rxsacI from the report of Col.
wn O. s,o,t in rsIA ou TO The ;hi q, Rich AOuuiar,
with Col Peerarls letter ard G N GArnstt's orders
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PowHArAh Wk-.Iv.k.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
. -
THE CANVASS IN NEW YORK.

The people of the State of New York are
10 vote for Governor ON Tuesday next,
and the result of the contest will be watch
ed with interest in all parts of the nation,
the "Confcdcracy included.
The candidate ofthc so-called Democracy,
who desire to save their party first, slavery
next, and their country last is lloratio Scy-
mour, of Utica, who has already been once
Governor of the State, MIR. Seymour is II
lawyer 10y profession He is u man of fine
presence and address, aud is considered by
soWc consummatc orator. His speeches
are not pregnant with thought or philoso-
ply; but he has the art of Of clothing the
worn,out, ragged trOditious OF his sect in
handsome phrases, and tutoring those
phrases with clocution and gesture almost
taultess
Gen. James :. Wadsworth, the candidate
the Unconditional Union party, resides in
the city of New York during the winter
and on his ancestral acres in the wcstori
part of the state during the summer. !tis
military career is already well known
Brave. generous and courteous, his grca
wealth has never divorced him from hi,
natural instincts of true democracy aud free
dom. His party could not have chosen ;
mprr popular candidate.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
General IJa,,eck,s views.

4 w -hingiOo cor e,pOndrnt cl the New
York JtibaHe speaking ri Gen l,lleck's views
concerning the Presidents Emancipation Proc
lamation says: "IIe holds that the controlling
military necessity that We should deprive the
enemy Of the Labor hv which his armies are sub.
sisted, s clear aud unqualified; that indeed it is
wholly impossible to subdue the rebellion while
such al army Of laborcrs as the slaves of the
South continue to produce supplies for the fight
ing army IN the field. OF the three millions and
n half oi slaves. Gen Hallec'; compares that at
least two millions are today practically en-
ployed hi the work ofthe rebellion, whose effect.
i've strength IL greatly increased by the supe>
rior produc'ivene. OF the soil, so greatly that
as Il proved by statistics, the labor Of girl not
mo'e then six'een years OF age in the Sputh,
pToduns thhty per cent. more than that Of .
thorough field hand IN the North. Taking
these I 81" into consideration, Gen IIslleck
says that in a military aspect, he hss had no
dorh' on the question since the rebel ion as-
sdmed is present formidable proportions, aud
has revrr v1vered from the belief, that if We
would conquer the Sou i's black labor must
he taken from IT,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
THE ELECTION.

The state Jo"roi, speaking of the Late
election in Ohio says;
Although the election returns will doubtless h,
much modified by the official count from that which
has been published. il seems certain, nevertheless,
that the democratic ticket has prevailed IN the
State. "Wcll what ot it," Full iiny thousand
of our mon voters were out of the State in arms
for the defense of the good Old Flag while the
"huttCruuts wpre at home clcCtiug themselves 70
office. The NallAudighammrrS have gained moth
ing by their descent To an unpatrotic partiIanship.
IL is only loan of time, which will be repaid with
interest. The whole affair, aS tO them and their
success, was nothing more than a rebel raid ON loyal
territory. Stuart aud his camp followers made a
raid around MCClellIus whole army "Wcll
what of it," The army wasn't hurt hy il But
they swear by the Eternal As Gen. jackson
did, that the "hutternutS" Shan't do il again
That's the vow now made in Ohio concerning
the late election by the Eternal, the buttcuut,
Shaut do Il again 4" Next time there will be som,
organization in the state. Full faith and couddeuc,
will not be put in the fair play aud patriotic pre-
tensions of the butcrnut democracy they win h,
attended 10. Their fraudulent schemes and Sccro
organizations that affiliate with the *. G.. C,'s,
and which have been instituted la every county q
the State will be exposed and their machnaton
revealed, The sound loyalty of Ohio is unqucS
Iionabc. The Union majority ot the State l.
equally unquestionable, and will in due time h.
brought forth then this political raid will b'
" "squelched,'
In this connection itmay not he improper
TO give the following item from Forneyi
Press, as it shows, on what may be consid
cred good authority, who was interested il
a Democratic triumph in this State:
a rebel prisoner, while on his way to Fort Della
ware day or two before the PENNSYLVANIA elec
ten, assured an intelligent gentleman with whom
he c1uversed that il the Democratic ticket pre-
vailed in Pennsylvania, Ohio, aud Indiana on tn
l4th ct October, such result would greatly cncour
age his friends, and rapidly promote peace ON th
basis of dissolution Of the Union. That his feel
ing was aud is the feeling of the rebel leaders "
no more doubt than that Il is the feeling OF th
Breckenridge leaders in the free States to-day bu
we do not believe that the people, who have, unde
many mistaken ideas, voted into Congress a mum
Der of Breeknridge leaders, have any such wish
Time, however, will show.
TnE Union men will nave a small majorit.
in the next Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
Rebels nisplcased at Bragg's Game o
Hrag.

PHILADELrnIA, Oct. 23.--The Richmond Wing
of the 2Oth contains an editorial ON the affairs in
Kentucky, saying that this retrogadc moycmont
has profoundly disappointed and mortified our pco-
pie, and dashed the fond hopes they had formed of
libcratng Kentucky and Tennessee. We had
reasonably expected from Bragg's magnificent
army something more than mere incurson to the
ncighbOrhnod of the Ohio river.
We had anticipated something more than boast
lul orders and high sounding proclamatons. We
had formed exalted hopes of the great expedition
which he led nearly up to Louisville.
His long delay at TupoIo, his hestancy at Chat
tanOoga, his tardy advance into Kentucky, had
shaken the public confidence but few were will
ing to condemn so long as an opportunity remained
for the consummation of the grand objects of the
campaign.
ltis all over now. The Kentucky movement in
the hands of Bragg has turned out to he simply Il
isslc. II has been from beginning to end bril-
liant hlrnder and magnificent fAilure.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
Plans Of the Missouri Rebels.

SpENGFfELD, Mo-, Oct. 2l.-A prisoner IN the
camp Of Gen. Rains and who escaped at the time
of the tight ut Newtona, gives the following ac
'ount Of the condition OF the rebels ON the South
west border Soldiers say that Mcbride and Par.
sons had 5000 or 10000 men Rains $4,000 10, >
600 of whom only were effective; Cooper 5000
and Coffee and Shelby from 1000 to 5000. BE
sides these, Standwaitc had 1900 Indians.
The general plan of the invasion into Missouri
was, to march In three columns, under Cooper
Parsons, and Rains. The first points to be taker
were Springfield, Mount Vernon, and Rolla.
They thought there were only about 5000 Fed
crI troops in the State and that the capture of JEFF
tcrson City and st. Louis would he an easy mat
ter.
Iiindman made a speech in which ho promised
that the Stars and liars would float all along the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
now THE SOLDIERS VOTE.

The vote of Iowa soldiers in camp in that
State, stood: $3.50 Republican, and I31
Democratic This was something over five
to one. One regiment out of the State, sta
toned at Fort Pickering, Memphis Tom,
stood; Republican 2ss, Democrat GG, little
less than TO |. The ratio has been about
The same in the Pennsylvania regiments
aud wherever else vote has been taken,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
Dread Of serviic Insurrcction.

WAsHISGroS, Oct. 2O.--The Times has a dis
patch giving an account Of a gentleman from Cul-
pepper county, Va, of the hanging Of seventeen
slaves, charged with organizing insurrection.
The conspiracy is supposed to extend throughout
several counties. The inhabitants Of the counties
whore the insubordination exists threaten to resist
the conscription act on the plea Of self-defcnsc
to protect themselves against the negroes. Two
thirds of the slaves in Virginia have already heard
Of President Iincoln's proclamation, aud know
they are free and he thinks should the rebel army
retreat from its present position, another natural
rebellion would occur in Eastern and Central Vir-
ginia
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
English views of American Affairs.

New NoRK, Oct. 2i.-lt is asserted that the Brit
ish and French governments have lost no time in
announcing their resolution To persist in the policy
of perfect neutrality II is also asserted that there
is no likelihood of immediate recognition
The city article in the Times says the CONNER
cial classes in London as strongly opposed as
ever to any action On the part of the Government
towards formal recognition of the South, and
hints that the desire for recognition comes rather
from the North than South.
The Daily News replies to structures upon Pres
iicnt lincons emancipation proclamation and de
tends il from odiums sought to he cast upon it.
Sir John Fackenon, in speech, said he thought
the time had come when England, France, and
possibly Russia ought to offer mediation in America
ON the basis of separation, and on II clear under
standing that il mediation is not accepted, recog
milton must fellow.
Sir +. Bulwer Lytou, in his speech, looked upon
n restoration OF the Union as impossible, and
thought that slavery would not long survives sep
nIltiOu,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

liz the last issue of the Seneca Adre,.
Hse,. published at Tinin, Ohio, our attention
was drawn to an editorial headed "The Re
suit Of the Election" and after reading the
article twice over, we are puzzled to know
whether to regard it as the mouthings ola
madman, or the iibberng of fool.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

INDIANA CorToN.--We received from Lieut.. c.
W, clark yesterday an open ball Of cotton, grown
ON his farm, near Lexington, Scott county, Mr..
Clark informs US that he raised twenty one plants
the present season. simply as an experiment, frnm
which he picked forty pounds Of cotton, The
sample shown US is decidedly superior to the ordi-
nary specimens Of Tennessee cotton. Lieut.. Clark
is confident that the soil and climate of Southern
Indiana is adapted to the culture OF eottou.-Lou.
I,ygu.1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

\ MoNru or ans PROCLAMATION. Under this
title the New York Times makes the following
points with respect 10 the emancipation procloma-
ton
LIST. The people OF the loyal States have received
il with approval
2l. The border States have chcerfully acQui-
eSctd in il.
sd. The army is not offended by IT,
4th. The blacks themselves arc beginning to per
fectly understand it,
9TH. The rebel leaders are alarmed about it.
9Th. European sympathy with our cause is
awakened by il.
eth II will probably fail to bring about the sub,
mission of the rebels within the days of grace
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

CmcAGo, October. 23-Full returns of
the Iowa election are not yet in; enough
however are received TO make it certain
that the Republican State ticket is elected
by 5000 10 10000 majority. The Repub,
licans elected all the members of Congress.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
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EMANCIPATION VIRGINIA.

\ correspondent of the New York EreH-
jaq Post writes that General Lockwood
has been doing good thing of late, lie
has rescued about two hundred slaves.
freed in Accomac and northampton coun-
tics by the act of Congress for working on
rebel cnrcnchmcuts, from the clutches OF
their former masters, by granting them the
evidences of thcir liberation He made
the masters themselves the witnesses OF
the fact that these slaves were employed
in throwing up carthworls tor the rebel
forces in that region, and upon this evi
donce he issues to them free papers
Thus armed, they now defy then
former owners, such of them as have re
manned. For this act General Lockwood
deserves great praise.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29
Weekly Summary OF war News.
The Dran IN rcnnsyIvnnia.

uARRf9Bt RG, Oct. ".
In one or two districts a disposition has been
manifested 10 resist the enforcement Of the draft
Gov. Curtin has prepared himself fully for any
such emergency, and has authority 10 use any
troops within the State to enforce the laws at any
hazard The draft has been patriotically sustained
in nearly all the countos, and transportation has
been procured for most Of the drafted men to their
different places of rendezvous, and in few DAYS
this large force will be at the service Of the Gov
prnmcnt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

Tur news of the defeat Of the traitorous
Vallandgham saddcns the Northern oppo
nents of the Presidents war policy. -
II does Jeff. Davis and his rebel host.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

GEx. PRENrlss says that the Presidents
Proclamation "will do more to end the re.
bellion than all the battles that have been
tourbf
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PENNSYLVANIA Election.

Pun ,pELrIuA, Oct 25.- Official maiortes of
Sixty-two out OF the sixty counties of the State,
and reliable estimated majority of the four re
manning ones, give Slenker, the Democratic can
didatc for Auditor General, three thousand five
hundred and thirty five ajoriy,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

PENSNrvNNN sends - Republicans and
- Democrats 10 the next Congress. That
does very well when we consider how
many Republicans are in the field.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

GEN. Butler has about seventeen hundred
free negroes in New Orleans, organized into
regiment, clothed in the United States
uniform, armed with United States muskets,
drawing Government rations, and under.
going military drill,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-10-29

TuE Lancaster (Pal hteRigcNcrr the
homo organ Of James Buchman, Il short
timc since, published communication
over seven columcS long, in which jeff.
Davis is pronounced the savior of his
country and the writer looks forward to
the time when he shall he enabled to cling
around Jefferson Davis, crying "wcl done
good and faithful; you have been faithful
over Few things, we will make You ruler
over many things Not a word of protest
appeared against this deliberate declaration
OF treason,