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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16
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ALPACAS,
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FRENCH PLAIDS,
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GINGuAMS PRINTS, DEBAGES, 60,
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BONNET TRIMMINGS,
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FLOWERS,
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BoNNETs,
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BRAIDINGs,
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DoMEsTICs,
Shcctings, Shirtings, Ti:kings, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
Plain and Barred Cambrics.
SWISS GOODS,
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EMBROIDERIES,
Linen and Thread Edgings.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
Every style and quality.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
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TABLE LINENS,
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! HOSIERY,
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GLOVES,
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Wells,
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-16

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uro in saying TO our many friends and customers
that We have just received from the East our hrst
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
We are consequently enabled to present to our
friends and patrons one of the most desirable and
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

GEoRoE STRAIN, Esq, received the nomination
for Prosecuting ATTORNEY. MI Strain ia well
known Throughout the count, asa competent and
honorable attorney, aud if any additional proof Of
tho confluence which the people rcrosc IN him Is
needed, Il mar be found 10 the fact that no oppos.
ing candidate was offered, and iha, be was noin-
ioltcd by arolsmaticn.
wALrrw nAvipsoS, Esq, wbs uoripoted for
Comm ssioncr. This r,nomiuation by the people,
clearly nlicatcs ,hcr appreciation Of the faithful
aud competent mapncr in which hc has aided his
c,laborcrl IN watching over aud managing tho in
,rrcais of The county. The re election nf Mr.. ID
iJsou wll guarantee tOr anolhcr ycar a faithful
epi competent Board nf COMMISSIONER.
e. &. BAIRD, formerly Of The 72d Ohio, who was
vunicd nj the battle Of ruSbufg Landing, re
cciycd the nomination Tor Coroner, 10 ill the Va
caney ccasioned Hy the resignation Of Mr.. ;. u
Sergeant. Mr.. Baird received the almost unati.
nous vote Of The Convention.
W, are not informed ns a. what has been, in
yc,rs past the political belief cl th, din rent cln.
didaics, nor 10 we care We are satisfied with kDo"
ing that they are ioypito fi'ir GJv'rams aud com
p,lcnt to perform the duties Of the respective OH
c,s,, rtict hcy wit M ELECTED
with such ticket, earnestly nnI faithfully sap.
portcdby our loyal cGlln5, we have not the slight
est doubt or success, and We confidently look
forward to the i3th of October az the dCy on which
Naanlighim and bis supp ,rler5 shall receive SO
insignificant a vote IN Wood county, that his fol-
lovers will W. ashamed to even look ut the figures.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

I.ATESI NEWS.

The latest news from the Army of tho Potomac,
states that all is quiet along the !inos. Doscrtcrs
say that the rebels have left our front and gone
South to Richmond, AMI that L1o's movement
toward Fredericksburg TO cover his real inten-
uon, which is to move south by way Of Gordons-
Vile. The robel army Is without doubt badly de-
moraliLcd aud thinned by dcsrrtiop Those com
petent to Judge cstimttc its strength at not more
than 10000. 1t is weakened by the reinforce
ments sent to Charleston AMI the numerous descr.
tons. The news from Meadc's army is most cheer
ing The health of the men was never better, and
tho depleted regiments are being rapidly filled up
with conscrpts. There are no indications Of a
fight, as the rebels avoid all chances of an ngagc
ment.
Thc last news from Charleston III to tho 2Oti,
inst. Fort Sumter was sllcnccd, and its surrender
hourly expected. The walls had been preached
in several places.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
nrt ,hr Notcrn ot Ohic Mcmc,nhcr!
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

~ another place We publish the proceedings Of
the Union Convention, which assembled at Bow
ing Green on Friday last FIST inst, for the pur'
.osc of putting in nomination county ticket and
1t aanrds Us pleasure to record that cut Of CON
veuticn which many feared might result in disor-
der, i,l.feeiing AMI weakness, has coma union,
good will aud strength We are informed by old
residents here, that the Convention was the lArg.
est which has assembled on any similar OCCASION
fnr several years past
Among the couimendable acts Of the people was
their rem ,mSrance of our disabled soldiers -toar
Of the seven canliiateS nominated bciug m>u who
have received wounds III the service OF their
country,
jouN ABuNSgLL,the oariidltc for Treasurer, Ct
listed in the Sth Ohio, aud received u severe wound
in the frat battle Of winchestcr--aS VIC are in,
formsd-l ball entering his neck in front, aud pas
sing out through the right shoulder permanently
disabling him, and very much impairing the use
of his right arm, We are personally unaequainted
with Mr., BOnnCll, but the manner in which those
who have known him long and wcll speak %
his ability aul honesty, the proof which he ha,
given of his patriotism, aud the uuanim,ty witt
which he Was nom,natel satisfies us that tho pco
honor to themselves, in rendering him the oaice o
Treasurer.
Lieutenant GEORGE n, Parsons, Of Company y
lth Regiment, the nominee for Auditor. as is wei
known, bu. A short time siuce returned home sui
fering from serious wounl ia the arm, which h
received IN the celebrated assault ON Fort Wagner
Morris Island, on tho evening of July Is, lie wa
also wounded in the FIRST battle of wnchcstc,
We have but slight acquaintance with My. parson.
yet that he has the ability, honesty aud detcrmiu
tiun to faithfully discharge the DUTIES ot Audito-
nc have the unanimous testimony Of his mtmat
acquaintance AMI that hc rs loyal an patriot,
we have cvilen,c, compare with which word
arr nothing the f'o' that he has willingly riskc
health Nnd life, aud patiently uttered from Wouuj
received in the service of his country.
C-ptain |, W. kNAgG' of the us, Ohio, who u
c,ived the uomnauon Tor Clerk, was wouni1i a
the battle of Stone River. Captain Huagss ID a
cn,ire stranger to US, yyt we have heard nv or
speak Of him except in terms of Gonna .nda,iou--J
being well qualified 10 perform the duties, an
worthy OF the ohee to which he has bScn nominate
by the people.
EpwIS TULLIR, our present Prnhate Judge, va
r,pOminated for thu, uficc, The reputation
Judge Tuller throughout the county, as an alb
And boaest officer, is well established and know
90 all. That he will be faithful to the uus, repos,
N him BY the people, Is fully ana salts ac,oTi
s,iested by the manner iI which be has diseharg'
his dudel since Governor Tod appointed him
the postiou vLicl Lc low lo,ls.
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAxEs.

NOTICE is hereby given thai thc Annual List
~ Of Duties and Taxes for Wood County has
been placed in my hands ror ccllcction and that
the said Duties and Taxes have become due and
payabloj and all rersons who shall neglect to pay
the 10th day of September, shall be liable to pay
ten rci tentum additional upon the amount thereof.
hd with respect to all taxes unpaid by the 10th Of
September, the Collector win demand in person. or
by deputy, said Taxes and if not paid on such de-
mapd, will proceed TO collect the same by Gistraint
and sale of the goods and chattels Of the persons
delinquent.
For the purpose Of enabling persons to pay said
Duties and Taxes, will be at Perrysburg on the
7th; Bowling Green, the Sth; Tontogany, 9th; Gil
cad, the 10th days of September; or will receive
the at my office at any time after this date,
until the 7h day Of September.
Government money required IN all cases.
$. A. RAYMOND,
Collector Tenth District, Ohio
Toledo, August %, 1863. LIB
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T. Probate Judge
,. Prosecuting Attorney
6. County Commissioner.
The appprtionment of votes N each township 10
he made on The basis Of ono for every ten cast for
7. T. Backus,ju October, 1892, giving
10 Montgomery, .1sl Perry, iSj Blsom, 8 Por-
tage, 9 Center, ~ Middleton, 10 Washington,
~ Plain, ~ Liberty, Henry 3 Jackson, ! !,
Milton, 3 Weston is Webster, TO- Total, l99.
a majority uf all the votes 10 be necessary for
the choice Of candidates.
Lieutenant Colon.l y. W. Johnson Ch airman
of the Committee on Resolutions, then reported
the following, which were enthusiastically adopted
Your Committee on Resolutions beg leave %
report the following
R.,oired, That We will stand by the Constitu-
ton Of the United States and support tbs Prcsi-
dent In putting down this wicked and unholy
rebellion until the country shall be restored to
peace.
R,,oi,,d, That we will adopt aud carry out TO
the letter the Resolutions adopted by the Union
stat, Convention at Columbus and do all in our
Lower 10 elect the nominees OF said Convention.
Rcaoipcd, That We have entire confidence in our
soldiers in the field and that they shall be sus.
tanned, clothed and fOd, and that their thinncd
raki shall be filled up, until this mOnstrou9 Re
bclion shall bc crushed in defiance Of copper
heads aud traitors North South notwtbsand. .
ing.
Inc Convention lhcn went INTO the nominaloh W
County officers, resulting as follows:
Treasurer, j, A. Bonncll; Auditor, George \.
Parsons CLERK Of Court, |. w kuaggs.
These gcntlcm n were nominated by accamation,
Henry Thornton, John G. Wooster, Addison Smith,
y. \. Avery AMI VIM. II. Jones, candidates for the
several Offices, chcerfuly aud generously with
drawing in favor of the wounded soldiers.
Elwin Tulcr, was rcnominated Tor Judge Of the
Probate Court, receiving lislt votes.
Glorge Strain wds nominate for Prosecuting
Attorney, by acclamltion.
Walter Davidson was rc-nomnAtod County Com
missioner receiving li0l3 votes.
! II was announced that the office Of Coroner was
vacant by resignation, and G. G. Baird was nom
mated by los votes.
! On motion Of Mr.. Ross -.onc from each town
ship was appointed as Central ComT,,tcc
The following gentleman were appor,ed in firtcer
townships three townships VITO appoint
,,,J: r; Rq'olph, Mi1ueton; $. W. st John
Plain; NJ. q. SGydcr, Bloom II. N. Alexander
| Freedom; PJDcrt Stuart. Webster; WIN. Chap
man Ferry Emanuel Young, Portage; Thoma
| Cnrill, Troy; Col. j. S. Norton, Pcrrysburg
Samuel Bacon, Montgomery j. $. Smith, Lib
crty; G.. W. Hill, Milton; n. A. Noble, Center
VI. Warner, Washington q. Laskey, Weston.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
T. G. NORRIS, Chairman.
BowIlNG GREEN, August Il, 1868.
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rACTS FOR TIE VOTERS or ONO
TO RE NE VI B Err!

LET ONO VOTERS REMEMBLR that Val
l,ndgham is SEcBssioSisr from rrnciplc. Let
tho following extracts boar witness:
IL any one or more uf the States ot tins Union
should at any time seccdc for reasons Of the sut-
ticenoy and Justice Of which, before God aud the
great tribunal nf history, they alone may Judge
much as may dcporo II, | sEvER WOULD az
Representative in the Congress Of the United States,
vote dollar Of money whersby one drp of american
lpod should be she'd IN cuiI ,cdr - Idliundghum ut
cooper fas,itUte, Nor. =, 1850.
valluudgham proposed to divide the Crlon into
-four separate sections, and further proposed tho
following
81 propose that no State shall sccoio NIruotr 7
.he consent Of the Legislatures of all the States of
the section to which the State proposing to scccdc
may belong"
Therefore, vailondiSham is willing that a State
should seccdc with TIE consent Of oSI.rouRTn of
the States composing the Union.
LET ONO VOTERS REMEMBER that Val.
landighAm is DisrSIoNrsr Witness the follow
ing resolution introduced by him in Congress, Feb.
ruary I, 1861
"Thc United States are divided into four see
tons, as follows"
In speech delivered by him in Congress-, Feb.
ruary 20, ls6l he uttered the following;
Il propose to recognize the existence
oi sections as rixEp rAcr."
81 propo,c to establish roru, instead Of two
oRASD SECTIONS OF the Union"
LET ONO VOTERS REMEMBER that Val
'.ndgham is Tu,lroR. Witness this confession
IN his speech at Dayton August ., 1862.
81 HAVE NOT VOTED tor any Army or Navy bill
or any Army Navy appropriation, since the
meeting of Congress, On the eth of July, 1861
lie thus extended an invitation 10 his country 5
foes, in u speech ut Newark, New Jersey, IN Feb
ruary, 1863, 10 Invade the North
at has been proclaimed that IT never was tn,
Eonfcdcrstcs Intention To invade the Noriheu
States. Yet, u III. is Kept up, battles tougbt u,
relsnf'ng p0lt no prospect 2t pctc", No sonnd 81 con
card 10 redrl t1eir cars, THEY OUGHT TO BE
INDUCED TO MAKE THIS INNASlON!"
Let the Voters of Ohio Rcmcm bcr!
That va,sndigham declared that if urant should
be defeated he would be- elected but it Nicksburg
fell il would insure his defeat. Let loyal Demo
Gratis reflect that this Yallandigham party Ncknowl
edge, through their leader, that their success de
ponds upon the defeat Of the Union army. Tn,
party that expects to succeed upon the blood of de
feattd Union armies is clearly diSloyal that NJ
man need be deceived ny to its true character
Patriots do not hope for the defeat OF the Nationa
armles,
Lot the Voters OF Ohio RcIncInbcr
That Nalandigham, in speaking ot the State
IN Rebellion, calls them the Contcacrato States,
and Je6. Davis, he very carefully and consider
ntcly styles president Davis" President Lin
I,,ln he stygmatiL2S "uSurpor" "tyrAnt'
"Nero," &C. His elihets tell where his heart is
Is such mau the proper candidate for loyal me
Va support
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

Five Of the robcl prisoners at Fort War
ren, Boston harbor, attempted 10 escape Oh
Tuesday. Two were recapturcd, one of
them Lieutenant Reed, commander of the
privateer, and tho other one Of his crew
The three remaining ones managed to-float
over TO an island near by on wooden
framework, al d there stole yacht in which
they stood out to sea. A tugboat was
sent in pursuit
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
THE NEW YORK RIOT.

Ii any additional evidence is needed to prove
that the New York riot was gotten up solely IN aid
of the rebels aud that they distinctly understood
such to bc the case, it mNy be found in the fact
that sea captain, taken prisoner by the rebel Maf
tit of the Florida, in conversation with the pirate
was informed respecting Lees invasion of Maryland
and told that cupperhcad demonstrations, to aid the
attempt, would be made in tho Northern cities
This happened on the 9TH of July, far away at ses.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
MANUFACrORY,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
David A. Hat,
vs.. Lucas County Common Pleas.
GcorgcG. Way.N
By yvtue of am order of sale issued from said
Court in the above cn:stiod cause, and to me di
reccd, shall, at the door Of the Court house, in
Pcrrysburg, in Wood county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, August 90 1868,
At o O'Clock a. NJ, of said day ofer for sale at
public vendue, the following described lands and
tcnements, to-wt
The undivided half of the north half of section
SO, town north, range II cast.
Also, the undivided half Of the cast half of the
southwest quarter Of the same section, town and
range. Sane containing in all two hundred acres,
more or less, situated in Wood County, Ohio.
G. L. GUYER, Sheriff Wood Co., o.
Il. {. LENNON, Attorney.
July -, 1868. 1884 20
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
ALrrRNonN SESSION.

At ths appoiotld hour the Convention again as
s,mhltd, aut was callei 10 order by the Chairman.
On m ,lian OF Mr, L,sksy, Captain l, c. Norris,
the temporary Chairman, was IN 81 permanent
Chairman Of the Convention.
Tho Committee on Rules AMI Regulations,
through It's CaSirmlu, Mr., Laskcy, submitted the
following report, which was unanimously adopted
ORDER or BUSINESS.
The nominations for county ohcu- shan bc
m ,de in tho following ord,T
/. Treasurer.
.. Auditor
g. Clcli q CoY,',
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Tor Treasurer JOHN 4. BONNLLm
Fnr Auditor -GEORGE y. PARSONS,
Tor Clork nr Court " kNAGGN.
For Probltc Julgc.-EDWlN TtbLER.
For Prosecuting Attorney GEORGE STRAIN
Eur Commissioner WALTER DAVIDSON
For Coroucr--CHhRbES G.. BAIRD.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
THE DRAFT IN OHIO,

A special dispatch from Washington to tho Gin
cinnau GUsette states that MS Ohio has furnished
a large excess of troops under previous calls, she
will not be called upon for more than twelve thou
sand mcu undOr the present draft. As n large
number of mcu throughout the State are still vol
untccring, it is believed that if only twelve thou
sand are required, the entire number will be raiscd
without draft.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash ditectly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at just what it costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS A
a Anm1NIsrnATnn,s NorIOE.-Nnllo.

DMINISTW NOTICE. Notice
N Is hereby given that have been daily appointed
and qualified as Administrator Of the estate of John
Smith, late Of Wood County, ohio. deceased. All
persons interested will govern Themselves accord
ingly u. T. PETERS Administrator.
PcrrysbirC August 90 1903 1Tdf
g., wlILARp,S ESEATE.-E Ranger,
- . Administrator Of the estate of !. Wsrd de-
ceased has flied his account in the Probate Court Of
Wood county for final settlement, The same will be
for hearing on the 7th day Of October. 1868.
EDWIN FULLER Probate judy.
rerry,burg, August ~. 1868. l1dt
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
STATE SENATOR,

AS we go TO press we learn that the Senatorial
Convention which assembled here yesterday Tues
day>, nominated William Sheffield, Esq, of Henry
county, rs candidate fer Senator, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the withdrawal of Israel Green, Esq
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an aem Of
great nterestto she people of Wood county. A suf-
fliccnt in ducemcnt, we take it, to make Perys-
burg tbs trading point.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26
THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNESS
is gu "A Ii I Y.

Inspection and comparison will prove that fer va
ricty, elegance, richness, cheapness, beauty and
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now Of
fered in the West
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-26

l
Senegal Leopard
Mammoth TlcrhautIn"riNo, T'rpo
Saib, the great Ieriormins llophmt,
Lions aud iruesSrs, pair Trained
Lions, Young Lion, native Of Ancri-
ca, Catlir Linrcss. South American
Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, - b-usr,
Black Tiger, pir bengal Icopurds,
pair ScAcsll leOpar!s, African Pan
thcr. only Our Ia America, spotted
Hycna, Moth American TAuthcr,
Silver Striped liycrt only ore IN
America, \ ammoth 'Crf'rmirs Gr'z-
zly Bear, largest on 2 travel ING, Grey
Wolf, Black Wolf, Irair'o Voc Bur
mese Sacred Cow, or Ychu, frcit IN
America, African Ic'u. most lJalItl-
full ever exhibited rair Eooluchs, ,
African GH2cllCS, Ou'y Cisc IN Amer
lea. African Ostrich. 'ln only one in
America, 3 Llamas, LlJ"l, Llama, Red
LlaIaa, or Nlruad, White AipAcA,
PAIR Of Cashmere SiNccP cnly Srcs
tr vC'tua N.jr Long s-iar,J Valley
Goats, ynly unrs ever II ATcilcr, l
As>yriNn Go"t pair Japanese AssAin
SwIDn and rlsHt li,'. oNy ones in
Amoric1, par of lnh"rumous, pair
Ant-Eaigrs, pair toa'itoHdi, African
swan fr1m River Mic, E,vpt, Ne"y
South American Condor. ot'y one
ever CAhimtrd IN tIc United Stst-S,
Bald Eagle, Sand lin Craze, South
\mcricn powCcs, prir Of Bohemian
fhrInnts pair Spanish Nacaws, .
Silver lhra,hri,, very INT = Ch-
nesc Golden he sant-, the most
beautiful Birds liviu . g l,r.r White