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GENERAL SICKLES
General Sickles, we are happy to announce,
is much better to-day, and is now considered
out of danger.
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~See first page Of to-day's Star for full and
very interesting details of the captureof Vi;ks
burg
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AN ASSAULT PROBABLY MADE ON PORT
HUDSON ON THE 4TH INSTANT.
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From New Orleans.

REPORTED CAPTURE BY The REBELS OF
GENERAL NEAL DOW.
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WAX LUNGS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEN
W Strong, by Dio Lewis NJ. D.: al IS
What to Hat, and How to Cook il, 81 Pierre Blst:
life Lane; %. "ieA-
Who Breaks-Pays; 50
Catalogue of Postage Stamps. Anericsn And
FOREIGN, and q. 8. Revenue STAMPS "a. .A1
substance and Shadow, BY Henry James; S;5o.
q Vriacai II History Of Free Thought By A. s,
:. legends Of charlemasns, by Taos. BulaneA
rag Age Ct Nhiyairy or Legends Of King Arthur, By
Americans in Rome, By Henry p. Leland; Sl.as.
kobert the Cabin Boy; IS.
The Drummer Boy 81 90.
The Chilersns Garland. from the Poets Sl25.
~ FRaN5K 1AYLOR
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, officer T. L.
Kelly arrested Jno. G. Thomson for the larceny
OF 500 and shirt pattern from f. Columbus.
he was taken before Justice Giberson and the
evidence tending to show the entire innocence
OF the accused, the case was dismissed
VIM. Findley, alias VIVA. Harrison, ares ted
upon suspicion of larceny, was sent to Super
lntendent Webb to be disposed of.
Jno. Chadwick was charged with the larceny
OF hat cord, very trifiing matter, bnt there
being no evidence of guilt the accused was
dismissed.
Thomas johnson, alias John Thompson. col
ored, notorious for his petty ofenses, was ar
rested for stealing chickense He was caught
by colored man with the Stolen chickens in
his possession. He wanted to be sent to the
workhouse, but Justice Giberson choseto send
him to Jail for court
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poltoe. II was started by nim Wnnous 81
solicitation from any Quarter. de Wouia 80
this much to relieve the MINDS Oh so.ne 81 AZ
tive persons, who have maae .ns c;svIsouncils
nv the members Of the Metropolitan Fonce, ana
thattt was offered for buncomoe. II W -
wi b the purest motives, namely, LOT Tue w. g. |,
fare and best interest OF the city, as W WEI
a class of men whose salaries were insumc ien ~
to support their families-tne staples Va 80
being nearly double, at this time, 10 Wna. .n IN
were in ordinary times. He felt conscious s' IF
his action has been approved by the masses o.
the people, and to strengthen that asseruo1' " .
find the authorities of Georgetown and the Levy
Court passing similar measures He nao 40
doubt but Congress will refund to the Corpo.
ration every dollar that has been appropriated
by the passage of the act, at its next session,
and place the Metropolitan Police upon an
equal footing with those performing siinia
services under the Government. To speak
of the efficiency of the Metropolitan Police,
he need no., for the people know the vaiue
of their services far better than ne couio
speak of them; and he would ever look BACK
with pride to this occasion, knowing that he
had done nothing more than what was Just
and proper, and feeling conscious that tnat &c.
was the means of preventing some Of the best
men on the police from resigning on account
of their small salary.
After the conclusion of these ceremonies,
President Lloyd, on behalf Of Mr.. Garfield, IN
splendid supper had been prepared, with all
the ct ceteraS in abundance. Mr.. Lloyd an
nounced that the magnificent cake in the center
OF the table was intended for the policemen
exclusively. 1t had been, as W 1uld be seen,
dedicated to the Metropolitan police force"
MI Canfield had conceived and carried a bill
through which did not pay them what they
were entitled to, but was still an item in their
expenditures.
A gentleman present proposed as toast:
" The health of Superintendent Webb-the Wig
liant officer and cor scientious gentleman"
Mr.. Webb responded in a felicitous speech,
In which he paid a high compliment to the local
press of the city and to the sergeants and pa
trolmen under his charge, as well as TO MIR.
Garfield.
MIR. Semmes was also toasted with eclat.
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n o
u O. A OF LII
We are retailing the best Coal OH at 10 CENTS Der
gallon J .SfEWARr SON.
nlI3ts Corner OF 18th and streets
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LNOR sALE-A splendid Lsdy's Saddle or Har.
Il ness HORSE Price $50 ~
Inquire st HOWARD'5 Stable, IN
on Seventh o rect. between "a
jylI.3ts 81 and atreeta
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CHOICK WINES AND LIQUORS.

s Q h N SIR up.
Strictly pure Sorehum Strip for sale low at
EaAN & p1RRfE,S
~ lost southwest corr er 9th and sts
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JAMES u. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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CUMBERLAND GOAL. =
" CUMBERLAND COAL
On hand and fer rale superior article Of ouu.
beilana oeA, atnoderste, prices.
" 10 lW ~ street and Canal,
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HORSE, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR
IL SALE.-A thorough broke, perfectly a
sound and gentle eight year old Northern IN
horse. star DIS without hitchins, and travels "a
well In harness or under the saddle, together with
light Family Carriage and gooa set Of Harness a.
For particulars inquire at DUBANT'S Restaurant.
9th street and Pa avenue. iv1I at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
Genernl Orders No. 90.

GENERAL uEIpov ,RrERs, STATE or ouio,l
ApJUrASr GENgRAt'S OFFICE
CoLvMaus, JvNg Is, 1851
The cxigcnccs Of the times and the good
ot the service require, and it is therefore or
dcrcd;
|. That the following military districts
formed in this State, within each of which.
for the present year, there will he one, and
only one officers muster and cucampment,
each to continue for and during the period
of eight days, and from ten o'clock A. VI. Of
the first day, until three o'clock Z. NJ. Of the
eighth day.
We here omit eight of the districts.
The Ninth District will include the coun.
ties OF Lucas, Erie, Fulton, Huron, Williams,
Defiance, Paulding, Henry, Wood, Ottawa,
S1ndusky, Seneca, Hancock, Van Vert, Al
len and Putnam.
,. Tho camps for the hird, fouqh, .ff1i.
Sirth. SereHh eighth, and ninth districts
not having been selected will remain to be
announced by general orders hereafter TO
be issued
3. All officers of the militia and volun-
teers and also all non-commissioncd officers
Of militia and volunteers of the rank of Ser
gcant, will attend the camp in their proper
district, and participate in the drill and in
structions throughout the period of its du-
ration.
4. The Volunteer organizations in each
,of the Military Districts, respectively, and
each and every member thereof, will attend
the camp of their proper district from ten
o'clock \. VI. OF the eighth day Of the en-
campment, and then diligently. participate
in the prescribed drill and Instructions.
{. The time of holding the encampments
for the current year i'll the several districts
will hc as follows respectively, inclusive
of both dates in each case:
We omit all but the Ninth.
In the 9th District from Wednesday, the
10th, to Wednesday, the 23d Of September
6. The Quartcrmaster General will immc-
dlateIy take steps TO provide said musters
with arms equipments, ammunition and
camp and garrison equipago, transporting
the same from camp to camp, and when not
i'll use to preserve the same in the State Ar
senal, to be ready for service should the
State troops be called out to defend the
border
lTo will also advertise and contract for
subsistence for said camps, as required by
law, and will provide transportation for
said troops.
I. Officers, non-commissioned officers,
musicians and privates, who are required to
attend said camps, will furnish their own
blankets and clothing, and the volunteers
will bring with them and use the arms and
accouterments received by them from the
State.
By order. CHAS. w. HILL,
Adjt. General of Ohio.
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From the Toledo Commercial.
Resignation of Quartermaster Austin
and ISt Lieut.. j. u Blue of the tooth
decentralization of the Officers
of the Tooth Regiment.
CAMP OF THE TOOTH RECT, D. V. l..
MI AI,nA A.AA. L =. I.,.rn Ii lAEn

CAMP OF THE TOOTH RECT, o. V. H.
Mt. VERNON, KY, June IL, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR There was meeting of the off.
GERS of the Tooth Regiment, 0. V, l., to-day, OF
which Colonel P. S. Slevin was elected Chairman
and DR.. ROb't Johnston Secretary, The object
of the meeting having been stated, Major J. A
Shannon, Captain H. d. Taylor and Captain VIM
Bishop, were appointed a committee TO draft reso-
lutions expressive Of the meeting.
Tho committee reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, LIST Lieut.. d. r. Austin, Reg't O. NJ,
and lst Lieut. j. L. Blue of Co. d, have been
compelled, on account Of physical disability, to
sign their positions in the Union army, ana return
to their homes and civil life, Therefore.
ReSolrcd, That we sincerely regret their depar-
tnre and the breaking up of those associations and
friendships resulting from years united serv ice
in the cause of freedom.
Resolred, That we unite in giving to them this
token of our sympathy for them in the Affections
which render their designations necessary.
Resoiccd, That, while we regret their depar .ure
from us, we rejoice in the belief that they VII vet
be Of us in spirit, and that we have in them Die ad
yocaes AT home.
ReSDtred, That, while we, IN the resgus ton of
1ieuts. Austin and Blue, lose from our mds. two
genial companions and efficient officers, our friends
at home will gain two patriotic, and intelligent cit
izens, and the Copperheads two active, intelligent,
and cordial haters.
Re'oired, That a copy of the proceedings Of this
meeting be forwarded to tho editor of the Toledo
Commercial, with the request that he publish it,
And we further request that the papers published
in the 9th Congressional District copy the same.
Col. Z. S. SLENEN, Chairman.
Asst Surgeon JOHNsToN Secretary.
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JOHN DWIGHT a CO.,

Manufacturers of Saleratus, Super Carb of Soda
&C., and Sole Agents in the city of New York for
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE, in
vented by Prof. EREN n. HoRsFORD, Of Harvard
University. Office 4 Old Slip, Hanover Square
(up stairs), New York.
fNHE high price which Cream of Tartar COM
l. mandod in 1854, together with the alarming
extent to which its dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations, induced
this distinguished Chemist, whose name is given
above, to commence what proved to be a long and
labor0us scientific research, to discover desirable
substitute therefor. His efforts were crowned with
abundant success and hundreds of thousands Of
pounds of the Substitute have been sold and use a.
during the last five years, throughout tho United
States and the Canadas
The following true comparison Of its nature and
the results of its use with those of Cream of Tartar
will convince the most incredulous of its value.
Cream Of Tartar is bi-tartrate of Potash.
This Substitute is simple Of Phosphate, and
contains nothing but what is found in beeisteak,
and in corn, wheat and other cereals, and is there
fore highly nutritious. Ii also has health giving
ing influence, and supplies that for which there is
q constant demand in the system.
IL is sold for much less price than Cream of
Tartar, ~
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The latest official advices from Hooker's
headquarters contradict the reports of the
defeat of tho Union forces at ThorOughfaro
Gap or Centerville. Beyond tho usual skir-
mishing, in all of which we were success
ful, there has been no fighting in General
Hookers Department. except the cavalry
engagements previously reported. tits be-
lieved that Ewell was marching to Join the
main body of Lees army; but the position
of tne latter is not stated. 1t is further be-
lieved that there IS no considerable force
of the enemy north of the Potomac The
Union forces have commenced capturing
the maraudirg bands in Pennsylvania, and
General Couch now holds Chambersburg
which is fortified and prepared for de-
fense.
Our advices from Vcksburg are to Tues
day, the 10th inst The siege was in pro-
gress, and a steady bombardment from the
front and rear continued. Johnston was
on the east side of Big Black river, fortify-
ing. From this it is inferred that he does
not contemplate offensive operations.
Advices from Fortress Monroe to the 18th
mention tho flight of Wise beyond the Chick
ahominy, and the entrance of Gordon's di-
vision. the advance of our troops, into New
Kent Court House. This place is twenty
five miles east of Richmond. The Fortress
Monroe correspondent of the Philadelphia
Mquirer writes, on the above date: I'm
day or two, many interesting facts may be
1t will not do to hint at STRAIT
egic movements at all times, but when they
shall have been completed the more eager
will hear of deeds of daring performed by
men who are worthy of the praise and
confidence of all loyal citizens"
The steamer Fingal, one of the swiftest
md most successful of the English blockade
running vessels, which has been blockaded
n Tybee Sound by our feet for some months
since, has been captured after thirty min
ties fight, according to the Richmond pa
oors; probably while attempting to make
Ter escape.
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Godey's LadN,s hook.

We have the July number of the Ladys Book
Cooley stands unrivaled in the number and beauty
of its embellishments. As an exponent of the fash
ions, it occupies the first place. The reading mat
ter will compare favorably with any work of the
kind. Some of the best talent of the country is EN-,
ployed its pages. The favor with which Cooley
is universally regarded by the ladies speaks suf,
fciently in its praise This is the first number OF
the sxyyseventh volume, anI affords suitable op,
pcrtunty TO subscribe.
Terms One copy one year, 3d. 2 copies, IS
3 copies, So. We will furnish the JOURNAL and
Godey's Lady, Book ono year, for 50 SO. Address
l.. A, Goday, 1928 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Time of Closing Mails.
Perrysburg Church Directory.

MrrEoDtsT EptscoPAL-Rev s. II. Alderman, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 10:3O An. and 5ai Pm
PREsByTERIAN-Rev. G. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 AN.
B,pr,sT-Rev. H. D. Taft, Pastor. Services each Sun.
day at 1920 \
LurHERAN-Rev. ]. Klinages, Pastor. Services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GERMAN MErHoDIsT-Rev. G. Swineforh, Pastor. Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday a. 1880 An.
CArHoL1c-Rev Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 Am.
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Atlantic Monthly.

The July number, commencing the Twelfth Vol
ume of this magazine, has been received, and con-
tains list of contents well worthy the consdera-
ton Of every lover of literature. Among the con-
tributors to this number are Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Robert Dale Owen, Gail
Hamilton and Professor Agassiz. The publishers
of tho Atlantic employ many of the most eminent
writers in the country, and their magazine is second
to mono published in America.
This sterling periodical is published by Ticknor
4 Fields, Boston, at SO per annum, in advance or
twenty cents for single numbers. We will
furnish the JOURNAL and Atlantic for 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

BY reference to our advertising columns, it will
be seen that the people of Weston Township and
vicinity are making arrangements for a celebration
on the coming National Anniversary, which they
intend shall be worthy of the occasion. The pro-
ceeds of the Picnic Dinner are to be appropriated
for the benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers. We
doubt net that the efforts of the loyal citizens of
that township will meet with a prompt response
Let there be such gathering neither the parti-
cipants nor the wounded soldiers can soon forget.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

.sg@ GROUP! CROUPW CROUP!l! IMME-
DIATELY CURED by DR.. TOBIAS'S VENE-
TlAN LlNIMENT! 1t never fails when used ac.
cording to the directions. The lives of hundreds o
children have been SAVED this year by it, Only
25 cents. Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, 90
Cortlandt street, New York. 6b
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Notice TO Volunteers.

The Military Committee have authority to ap-
point persons to organize Volunteer Companies, for
duty in this State. Companies so organized will
be at armed, choose their own officers and en-
joy many privileges and immunities.
BY order Of the Wood County Military Committee.
II. A. HAMILTON, President.
II. II. DODGE, Secretary.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

j. II. Kuder, Esq, of Tontogany, is authorized
to receive subscriptions for the JOURNAL.
MAUMEE CIrY-P. c. Holt, at the Post Office,
has charge of our subscription list at Maumee,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearages and renew their subscription.
ToNToG ANY-0ur patrons at Tontoganv will
find their accounts with Judge Tuller, who is au-
thorzed to receive subscriptions for at that place
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

ANY School District, in Wood or Lucas Counties,
desirous of securing the services of good and
competent Lady Teacher, we'll calculated to please
and give general satisfaction in every respect will
do well to address the undersigned, at Perrysburg
Ohio. n. Fl. CALLARD.
Perrysburg, June "a, 1868. SC
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Celebration at RowIing Green.

The citizens of Bowling Green are making pre-
parations for celebration in that place on the
coming Fourth of July. The Declaration of Inde-
pendence will be read and commented upon by W.
Gorrill, Esq; speaking by j. H. Reid, Esq. Hon.
Asher Cook and Esq. Osborn, of Toledo music
by the Bowling Green Glee Club; sumptuous din
ner, and good time generally We give the cit-
zens of Bowling Green credit for their enterprise,
manifested on this and numerous other occasions,
and if the celebration is not perfect success we
feel confident il will not be their fanlt.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
DIDN'T VENTURE.

The delegates appointed by the 9th of June bar
room convention, to represent Wood county in the
State Union Convention, did not venture to claim
seats, when the Convention assembled. Of course,
this saved them the "mortifcaton Of being
"ruledouH'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL MEETING.

TNIIE Electors of School District Number One
l. will meet at the brick School House on FRI
DAY EVENING, June 26, at ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose Of electng two Directors, levying tax for
the support of the School, and to pay Indebtedness
of the district and for the transaction of such other
business as shall come before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board OF Education.
S. d. WESTCOTT, Secretary.
Perrysburg, June /, 1868. Be
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Union Meetings.
l'errysbu

We are requested to state that Union meetings
will be held ut. tho following times and places in
this county, which will be addressed by Mahlon
Chance, Esq:
Hull Prairie, Saturday, June 81:
New Westield, Monday, June %;
PORTAGE eYille. "Wednesday. InlY l.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

Through the carelessuess of fellow soldier, W.
II. Hollenbeck son of F, Hollenbeck, Esq. of
Perrysburg was shot in the leg above the knee,
causing a severe and painful wound. The parties
are in the guard service, at Iohnsons Island, where
the accident occurred.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24
New Washing Machine.

We have had the privilege of testing the merits
of new washing machine, for which Lyman Greg
ory. of Battle Creek, Michigan, is the authorized
agent. 1t is superior to anything of the kind we
have seen, very simple in its construction, and
will in few hours time perform the labor of a
day. In its operation but very little labor is re-
quircd. In fact were this machine in general use
washing day-now so much dreaded-woula be
hailed with pleasure. We can confidently recon-
mend itas good thing" and one which house
wife would not do without, after having given it ii
trial. Mr.. Gregory will be in this county for
few weeks. Let this golden opportunity be EN-
braccd and you will not repent it.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-24

A New RULE FOR ESTIMATING NUMBERS.
We are informed that a certain saloon
proprietor in the city pronounces as follows (:
That the Union Convention is not more than
half as large as tho Copperhead meeting
Ky today as he did on CoPperhsGd dtaag ~
ence observable in tho two crowds the con-
elusion as to the numbers beng thus meas
ured is quite blunder,-O, 5. JoATaaI,
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AprOunu.

On Wednesday evening last two loaded schoonNrs,
on their way to Toledo ran aground opposite this
place. and were stuck" until the next day, before
they succeeded making good their delverance
from the sand bars.
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ADVERTISER! ADYERTIsE.l

The PERRYsBURG Journal, having large and
constantly increasing circulation, is the best ad
vertising medium in Wood County. Business
men and all others, who may have occasion TO ad-
yertise, will do well to patronize the Journal, as
it is circulated throughout every township in the
county.
If you want to sell goods, advertise
If you want to buy a farm, advertise
Ii you want to sell farm, advertise
II you want employment, advertise
II you want 10 employ help, advertise
II you have lost any thing, advertise
If you want to buy or sell house, advertise !
II you want to buy or sell lot, advertise
II you want to buy sell cattle, advertise
II you want to buy or sell grain, advertise
If you want TO advance your interests gener-
ally, adssyt.ss! ADvKRTIsR Il ADYERTISE!!!