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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
THE NEWS.


The State allotment agent deposited in the Treas.
ury at Columbus, on the goth inst, $205 $3.50, sent
home by the Ohio soldiers at Murfreesboro.
There are good reasons for believing tho reports
of released prisoners, that the rebels are falling
back from the Rappahanuock toward Richmond.
Major General Burnside has been appointed to
the command Of the Departmental of the Ohio-hcad-
quarters at Cincinnati.
Cur forces at Newborn North Carolina, were
STACKED on the l4h inst, but repulsed the rebels
9th heavy loss.
On the 18th a cavalry expedition went out from
Falmouth, Va, crossed the Rappahaunock at Kcl-
ly's Ford, met Fitzhugh Lees rebel cavalry and
defeated them with loss Of two hundred killed
and wounded Our loss did not exceed ifty-al
told.
The great horse tibet, John Morgan, was thrashed
in splendid style, near Milton, Tenn, on Friday.
This is, we believe, the first fight Morgan has
been in. His business, heretofore, has been TO
make raids, steal horses, burn railroad bridges,
and gobble up small garrisons. On Friday he had
an opportunity to distinguish himself as fighting
man, il he had any qualities in that line. He
came across Colonel A. s. Hall, of the lOjth
ohio-a lawyer by profession, and some years ago
Prosecuting Attorney Of Ashtabula county
was out on accommodating expedition, with four
teen hundred men. Morgan had nearly four thou.
sand lie made the attack and most dis
gracefully defeated, with loss Of fifty killed one
hundred and fifty wounded, and one hundred prs-
oners. Our loss was seven killed and thirty one
wounded.
The Copperhcads of Noble county Ohio, some
time since resisted the arrest of dcscrter and last
week two companies Of the lljth Ohio were sent
from Cincinnati TO administer little wholesome re-
proof to the rebels. They found that two hundred
insurgents wer armed and organized, having cleo
ted the dcserter Captain of their band they
formed regular camp, kept their fires burning
and their pickets out ON Thursday night, and wcr,
very brave until the soldiers got within nine miles
of their headquarters. About that tine courage
failed aud they skcdadlcd, scattering through th,
woods where they remained during Friday nigh
getting the full benefit of II cold rain. hrg,
number OF arrests were made ION Saturday morn
ing. The names ofovrr one hundred OF the insur
gents had been obtained aud most ii not all o
these will be taken into custody.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
SPEECH If,

We this week present To our readers the patri-
otis speech of Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, delivered at tine
great uuou meeting held at Whites Hall, Toledo.
ON Wcdncsny evening, 18th inst. Like all the
writings ani speeches of that gentleman, it will
we'll repay an earnest, thoughtful pcrusal
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25

Henry h,snm'ns'F Ia Wood County, Ohio, Court
Ann Eisnmengsr. OF Common Pleas.
The said defendant will take notice that the plain
tA ON the 24th day Of March, A, ID, 1868, filed his
petition in :he Clerks office of said Court asking
to he divor0ed from the defendant and alleging as
cause therefor, gr,ss neglect Of duty, and wiful
absence for more than three years. Said petition
will bS heard at ihe June term Of said Court,
which sets june 3, 1868.
JOHNSON 4 McGOwEN,
All Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Flax Seed to Loan!

am still ON hand to fill orders FOR Flax Seed,
although the demand has been mush larger than |
expected. have loaned out moro already than
supposed weuld be wanted during the whole sea-
son. FasmeH, you connot put out too much. Ii
is of the most profitable crops you cultivate.
am also prepared to contract for all the Flax Straw
Wood county can raise.
ID. kREPS.
PerrySburg, March IS, 1868. ocly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
Fish! Fish!

THE SUBSCRIBER will have FRESH FISH
L during the fishing season, for the aeeommoda-
ton Of the back country.
FISH HOUSE will be adjoiningthe Cash Store.
WNI. HOUSTON.
Perrysburg, Feb, Is, 1868, Asn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
Public Meeting at Bowling Green.

The citizens Of Bowling Green and sur
rounding country are requested to meet at
said village, on SATURDAY, the 4th day
of April next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, TO take
into consideration the construction OF u
road from said village, to connect with the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad. The ques-
ton is Un open one, and all who feel an in
terest in it are invited to attend.
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A .sLIVEo GENERAL,


There is nothing which 80 encourages and
strengthens the Union sentiment of the nation, as
to behold Generals in command of our armies aci-
ing boldly and vgorousl promptly meeting the
armed enemy in front, dismssng the disoyal or
cowardly soldier from his army, and banishing
rebel sympahzcrs from tho lines Of his command.
And among all the gallant generals in the Federal
service, no has shown more untirng zeal, earn
cstncss and vigor, than Major General Rosccrans,
commanding the Department Of the Cumberland.
As showing his style of doing business I'VE give the
following q xtract from his Special Field Order,
No. 81" dated at his headquarters, Muir rcosboro,
March | 1868
"The General commanding has this day r0-
ccivcd the resignation OF Major kalius, of the 9TH
kentucky regiment, in which he assigns as reu
sous therefor the sentiments of II traitor aud nIl
enemy to his country, who would desert her when
| armed violence assails the nations life and the
Constitution, the palladium of our rights. lie Is
dishonorably dismissed from the service.
None of those, whu, like the hypocitcal Phar-
| isrcS oi old, strain at the gnat aud swal'
low u camel are wanted in this amy of patriots"
1t will DO rcccollcctcd that not long since, Gen
oral Rosccraus alsn ISSUED an order that all per.
sons whose sympnthrs prevented them from tax
ing tho oath of allie glance, must leayu the limos o
his army and special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Go-ctte, dated Murrcesboro, March 20, states thai
Lieutenant John ID. Lannhan, 10Th Kentucky, tUI
rendering his resignation, accompanied with cX'
prcssors OF gross disloyaly, is ordered to be dis
honorably dismissed from service, and conducted
outside of the army lines by the provost guard
When this course is universally adopted by ON
own Generals, we shall hear much less Copper
head talk about disairction in the army, and trea
sonablc papers in the north will have fewer of their
fayoritc Army Letters " to publish.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
TIE JOURNAL.

We earc not willing to admit that, as a"regular
thing" We are given to entertaining feelings OF
vain conccit," but We readily acknowledge that
the following Endorsement of our course, from the
private letter of a soldier, makes us feel tinc
stronger" and doesn't at all diminid our disposi-
ton to say what we think about traitors
81 have received the JouRNAL regularly for
some weeks past, for which hero express my
thanks. am very glad to see the determined
stand you have taken against those political dema
gogues whom you term Copperheads and Butter
nuts. This is no name for them, aud don't think
could do them Justice myself in selecting name
which would express my contempt Tor thcm,"
PLEASE mail copy of the JOURNAL tn -----
----, Darkc county, Ohio. He is IL" Peace Dem
ocrat, and needs something OF the kind to show
him that the opinions he cntcrtans dark US the
countI he lives in,"
"THE new Conscripton law charitably provide,
for the exemption of idiots Napoleon North Wet
IL also wisely excludes those convicted Of felony
II the authorities of Henry county do their duty
you will be permitted to remain in safe retreat
You won't be drafted.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
IMPORTANT TO SOLnIERS \.

All soldiers who may be absent from their COM
mands without leave, should recollect that by re
porting themselves before the lst of April they will
be restored to their regiments Without punishment.
After that date they must expect arrest aud pun
ishment as dcscrters. For.the information OF all,
we publish the following notice, issued by Quar-
termaster General Wright, to Ohio Soldiers absent
without leave over time
CoLuNBUs, O., March 20, 1868.
To avail yourselves of the benefit of the Pres
iden,s proclamation of March 10th, 1868, you
should report in person 10 Lieut.. Col. II. Brooks
L. :. A., Columbus, Ohio, before April LIST. liz
will furnish you quarters ami subsistence, anc
send you forward Ia your regiments in detachments
can only furnish transportation to this place, il
applying for which be sure aud state your com
pany aud regiment, and give your nearest railroaC
station.
Large numbers are arriving daily. Report a.
soon as possible. Ii you ara proper subjects 10
discharge, YOU eau be examined aud hunorabl,
discharged here.
GEO. b. WRIGHT, Q. NJ. q. Ohio.
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Loyal American residents In Chill have forwarded
Ss65s ~ for the relief Of sick aud wounded soldiers
IL has beea handed " tie SagiIaTy Commission.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
KENTUCKY UNION CONVENTION.

The State Convention held at Louisville, Ken.
tacky, last week, nominated Joshua +. Ball, for
Governor, aud Richard f. Jacob for Lieutenant Gov
ernor adopted resolutions agreeing to devote their
whole resources n crushing the rbelliCn aud OPP
posing foreign meditation; denouncing the acts Of
the Southern ContederAey in Kentucky, and re-
qussted Federal and State Governments to take
timely, energetic stops TO dsfeHd Kentucky against
invasion,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
THE AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
PERR YSBURG, OHIO,

Headquarters for the best and latest improved
FARM IMPLEM EMENTS;
Where can &c found, at all tunes, full assortment
of everything in the line of Agricultural lmple-
ments and dcsire to impress it upon the mind of
every Farmer that il will be 10 his interest to pur-
chase Farm rools and Machiner- at the above es-
@blishncnt. T.mre he can have picking choice,
and everything syll is of the
VELY EST;
Aud always stand ready u make anything go)d
that does not prove AS represented.
return my thanks 10 the Farmers Of Wood County
for the liberal support and patronage given the Ag
ricultural Warehouse since il was cStabliShd one
year agoi and hope, with my increased facilities
for doing business, aud close application to the wants
ct the Farmers to merit the patronage Of my old
customers, and host Of new ones
d. KREPS.
PerysburS, March l3, 1868. ocly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
e 80, FOR THE ARMY.


A Rare chance 60 Purchase
TNHE finest and most desirable farm in the
Il county, consisting Of 200 acres well improved
ridge and prairie land. (l20 acres Of which is ip
grass, together with 80 acres Of wood land pas
ture. The dwelling Is large framed gothic strue-
ture OF 43 feet front and 20 feet rear which embra
ces, besides extensive cellsrage, brick ice-house,
wood-hOuse, and every convenience for large
family. The walls Of the rooms in tho residence
are III feet in height and the woodwork grained
in imitation of oak. Surrounding the residence
are, fruting and growing, an almost endless yari-
ETY. Of dwarf and standard pears, cherries grapes,
ornamental evergreen and dsciduous trees. The
barn, besides having capacity for storing 80 tons Of
hay, is adapted for tying 10 head Of horses and 40
head of large cattle, besides extensive shedding.
The orchard consists of three hundred apple and
pear trees, embracing almost every variety of sum
mer, fall, and long keeping fruit just coming into
full bearing. The farm is admirably situated In
reference to conveniences- roads, drainage, Post
Office, schools, railroads; with an abundance of
cistern, well, and stock water stock scales, aud in
short, every convenience that ingenuity could sug
gest. Must be cold soon am going into the
army, and wish to rid my family Of its care A
large portion Of the purchase money may remain
upon mortgage.
'Price-S36 per acre. II can be rented for term
of years, for nearly per cent on the price.
LEWIS II. CASS.
Portage, Wood Co., o., March 16, 1868.
+ HAVE also another farm, five miles distant,
l. of 100 acres of woodland and ~ OF wet
prairie, upon which is very convenient, new
framed dwelling, of moderate size, and so bearing
apple trees, with about 25 under improve
ment. In frst-rate Locality for stock raising.
Price SIS per acre. A large portion of the pur-
81 Il. Fl. CAss.
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GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS &C.

These Goods were purchased at the lowest market
prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All ask is examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is their interest to buy where
goods warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
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F.R. MILLER 4 CO
Psrysbarg, October q. 1852.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-25
F. R. MILLER & co.'s.

lN-Notice our Market reports in to-day's paper
We buy and sell in accordance with the prices
thsre given.
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nIvORCE NOTICE.

Perrysburg, March Is, 1856;
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ss$- ALL WE ASK is fair examination of our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as goods are
lower now than they were short time since.
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PERRrsBuRo, February II, 1868. 4se
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-07-29

time under like circumstances in tho
history Of our country, to set up part,
platform, called "the Chicago platform, ,
aS your creed; to advance il beyond tho
Constitution and TO speak dsparagingl,
of that great conservative tribunal of ouD
country, so highly respected by all think
ing men who have inquired into our inst
tutions-THE SUrREME CouRr OF THE UNl
TED STATES.
Your Administration has been true e.
the principles you then laid down. Not
withstanding the fact that several hundreC,
thousand Democrats in the loval State
cheerfully responded TO the call of the
country, filed the ranks of lis armies, al
by their strong hands and willing hearts
a:deo TO maintain your excellency aud th,
officers Of government in the possession ni
the national capitol notwithstanding III,
fact that the great body Of The Democrat ,
Of the country have in the most patriotiG
spirit given their best efforts. their treas
ure, their brothers and their sons, TO BIZ
tain the Government and to put down tho
rebellion, you, choosing 10 overlook n !
this. have made your appointments 70 cI
il office, from your cabinet officers an'}
foreign ministers down to the persons Of
lowest official grade among the tens o +
thousands engaged in coliec. ng the re,
enues OF the country, exclusively FROM
your political associates.
Under such circumstances, virtual
prescribed by your administration, an
while most oil the leading Journals whirli
supported il approved the sentence Pre-
nounced against Mr.. Vallandigham, itwa
our true course our honest course
meet as democrats, that neither YOU,
excellency nor the country might mistak
our antecadents or our position.
In closing this communication we desir
10 reaffirm our determination, and .
doubt rot that Of every one who attend !
the meeting which adopted the resolutio'
we have discussed, expressed in one .
those resolutions, to devote "all our enc
gies TO sustain the cause Of the Union
Permit US, then, in this spirit, to q.
your eXcellency to re-examine the gra /,
subjects we have considered, to the ei {
that on your retirement from the positl ,
you occupy, you may leave behind y I
no doctrines and no further precedents ,
desrotic power 10 prevent you and yo' +
posterity from enjoying that constitution,
al liberty which is the inheritance OF u
all, and TO the end, also, that history m
speak of your administration with inda
gcnce, if it cannot with arproy
We nro, cir, with great r.sPost,
Very truly yours,
JouN Y. L. PRUYN
Chairman Of Committce
Albany, June 80, 1868.
We omit the names Of twenty-thre-
gentlemen composing the Committee, toy
want Of room.
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Dem ocratic Vigilance Committees

The following persons compose I IS
Democratic Vigilance Committee in I
several Boroughs and townships Of Gle
field county, Tor the ensuing year.
The primary election will be held n'
Saturday, the lst day Of August next
Beccaria-Jo ohm Lightnet, Samuel Hi
man, Wm. S. Dickey.
Bell Robert Elder, William Meha
Adam Breth.
Bloom james Mcintyre Tobias Shat.
VIM. Henry.
Boggs-Henry Turner, Charles Slo,
Samuel Cross.
Bradtord-N. S. Wilson, j. Ii. Gearl ri
Lowry Gill.
BrGdy-George c. Kirk, Samuel Po, Il
thwait Amos Bonsall.
Burnside John King, Thomas Your
Samuel Williams,
ClearfcA BorOuM-I L.. Rezenstein
NJ. Hills, George Thorn.
Chea-Johp Worrell, Larry KILL
Austin Curry.
Cocington-Francis Coudriet, John
Hugenoi, Thomas Naurer,
CuVenSvilt Borough oshua Baker,
b. Thompson, Cor!es Bloom.
pecatar-David Gearbart, Levi Go
Chas. NJ. Cadwallader.
Fcrguson-James Straw, Daniel Ko2z
VIM. l.. Moore.
For-George S. Hines, Jas. Nile,
y NJ. Brockyay,
Girard-paniel Krise, John Jury, c.
Miguot
Goshen Rober! X, illegal, L. K Shir
VIM. Grab am, ir.
Graha { -Thos. II. Forsey, VIM, V e..
helm, David Holt.
G.elch Joseph Fry, Thos. Flick, d, IA
Jordan
Hustn-l.ewis BuTdell, Hiram W ,d
ward, q. II. Lsmm.
Jordan-Cortes Bell, John Straw, l,u
Smith.
Rwthaps- George Heekendorp, VIII.
Brimker, Lorenz Hartline.
KnOI-IsaaG Dunlap, D. Z. N
Peter Mays.
La~rence-John Shaw, jr. Levi F. Ira.
James Mclaughlin.
Lumber City Joseph Hagerty, SAM.
McCracken, Amos Hile.
Norris-John G. Allport, jackson -.
yer, Leonard kyler.
New Washington--James Featb, Renh
Neiman, James Rose.
n-Summerfeld illegal, Patrick }
Mahon, VIM. p. Johnson.
Tiks-Jas. R. Caldwell, Geo. McDca
Linn Hoover. -
Union- Leyl Dressler, William y
John Potter, Sr.
Wood.sard-Austip Kline, 9. ]. s.
B. Alexander.
The duty OF the Committee viii !"
organize Democratic Clubs in their
pe3tiye townships, TO make arraDgsn.
for having any meetings that may
necessary, and 70 give notice OF and
perintond the holding Of the Pri
Election, ISRAEL TEsT, Chairma'
Democratic County Commir
Clcarfeld, July 4, 1853 i''.
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JVL-'
Chairman Of Committce
Albany, June 80, 1868.
We omit the names Of twenty-thre~
gentlemen composing the Committee, toy
ant of room.
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THE ALBANY COMMITTEE TO
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
TERRIBLE CAsTIGATION OF AM US-
PRINCIPLED SIMPLETON.

The author Of the following, il is rumor-
ed, is Jddge Comstook. Whoever penned
II, it is admirably done;-N Y, Freema,,'s 5
Journal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-13

THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Office open to
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
oept Sundays, from . o'clock, A. NJ, TIL P.
M. On Tuesday evenings from to 8 ocl.ck,
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to Z o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary expenses, are oil to be di-
Vided among the depositors. Dividends are de-
clared semi-annually, in the months of April and
October. Two dividends Of per cent. each for
months (being at the rate of 6 per cent. per
annum) have heen mnde, payable October l,
1861, and April /, 1862.
The Charter enaots that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emoument for his services as such
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited will
the Corporation.
Managers William s. Hilles, Edward Belts
Kli Todd, Joseph W. Day. Charles W. Rowland
Thomas W. Bowers, George W. Buah Edwar,
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales, Clement B. Smyth
Dr. j. F. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Candy.
WILLIAM S. IliLLEs. President.
GEORGE W. BUsH, Vice President.
JoHE p. MoLRAR. Treasurer
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S-T-l96O-x.
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They create healthy appetite.
They are an antdote to change of water and
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They overcome effects of dissipation and late
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They'prevent miasmatic aud intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath, and acidity of the
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They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
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They are the best Bitters in the world. They
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