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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-03-11

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DEALERS IN
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Fish, Etc.
Also, Agents Commercial Line ProPellers.
July |, lS62-SlY.
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MUSIC.
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TnE HoRAcE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
OVERSTRUNG IRON FRAME PIANOS

A RE- justly pronounced by the Press and Music
"A Masters to be superior instruments. They
are built of the best and most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and iriU stand oHy climate The tone is
very deep round, full and mellow: the touch elias
tic. Each Piano warranted for three years Pri-
ccs from 5000 to 500. Second hand Pianos at
taves, 90 to 100 dollars - octaves, l15 to $50
dollars: 6A octaves, 100 to 170 dollars octaves,
lI5 to 225 dollars. Second hand Melodeons from
30 to 90 dollars. Monthly payments received for
Pianoes, MeloSeons, or Alexander Organs also,
for rent and allowed if purchased as per agree
mcnt.
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HENRY X. C0STAR, We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used Rats, Mice Reaches, and Vermin, disappear
rapidly ECKER STouFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
vHEATnzcAns, So.

etfcnni1 (DthIsI, t1t = Is b, ~ has return
Cd to this city, and peace Ia restored. The order is
reported in good standing. =
EMILY THoRNE Is playing in the principal
cites q New RpglsDd, = n Nl
4DtiIs SRyan) . playing tho walnut
iottF RpoIl Is engaged On an adsptatIon
ot"Hasp LypneHfor Mss FIctsnos in Ford, Of
Cincinnati.
MMB. BIsCACCuNu had recovered from her
iadIappsitioa. AAd. EsAunsa-A 'snsiuS- s-u
Francisco
NRs. LAURA HONEY, (honey by any bthtr
name would taste as sweet will, II is said, be the
leading LADY At Nrn. Easilshs ns- thsatye, BostOn
A. NJ. HERNANpEz and his Ravd Troupe
commenced an engagement at the AeAdemy, Prov
ldenee, on the 6th inst. rr .. ...
JosEPH PRoOTOR is or was playing ht Lynn,
Mass, on the frst week ofthia month.
W. W. PRLrT, Of " Ten Nights ih a Bar
'Room, has arrived home in Boston. .' 8.."
TIE zouEvE SISTERS opened at Bibghamp-
Aon on the 18th ult. hr. . ...
soFHIA GiHBER, a popular versatile actress
who has been absent from Growers Theattc, in this
city, for some time, has retured. -,fr-r-.
MLKI PRovosT Is In New York city With sew
sral valuable engagements ahead
AvoNIA JONES, Mr.. and btrs,SH. Watkins,
Helen Western, and Mrs, John Collins, were in
London without an engagement In consequence Of
the run Of the pantomimes.
Mn. AND MISS RIoHINGs, IL is said, VIII short
ly commence an engagement at NIblo's. They will
produce "satanellA" IS the opening piece.
TEHzsL CkRREso gave farewell concert n
Boston last Friday night. She has been presented
with magnificent gold medal by the PhilhA Armonic
Society Of Boston, as a tribute Of homage 70 her
genius. .... .... .rru...H. .. .. ..'.'
Mr.. Z. oAKSMITH and J. @. Methua have
just finished a tragedy In ave acts, entitled Mar
ciSSa, or the Last Days Of Pompadour"
j. 9. KELLEY has dlsbanded his dramatic
troupe, and is now in Utica, New York.
JOSEPH JEETRRsoN had played second en-
sAgemsnt a. Bsndiso, Australia, and on December
Ist was 10 appear in Twelfth Night" in Mel
bourne. '". .".h .r .,..
q: II. MnHs' play Of @AffAja, the sorrorer, +"
was to be produced at the Metropolitan, San Fran
cisco. II was written expressly for that theatre.
asSsoRIfi CUHLs, suys tho Philadelphia Unit
ed States Gazeifs, has achieved so very decided a
success IN the "French spy" kt the walnut street
Theatre that she has fairly taken her place among
the leading and most profitable theatrical stars in
the country.
MATILDA HERoN (sToEPEL) will appear at
the Boston Museum on or about the 2Sd inst. "
J. W. LnSARD is erecting new theatre In
Pearl street, Albany. It will be on the site Of the
hrSt theatre erected In that city. f.
A DRAMATIo MATINEE was given at Bates
NationAl theatre, Cincinnati, ressntly, to which
the admission was only ten cents
Mr.. BBCKsroNE is said to have cleared very
near twenty thousand pounds in 1862 alone, by
Lord Dundreary." ,r .g.f o..
Miss Emma WALKER commenced an engage
ment at the 81. Louis theatre onthe 9th instant
Nh. AND MRS. FLORENCE commence an en-
the Ist Of March.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
IMPORTANT FROM THE SourH.
THE FRENCH WAR STEAMER MILAN
GONE TO PORT ROYAL.
She Is Expected at ChaEIstton.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoTolaAC,
February 17-10 p. NJ.
Richmond papers Of the 1Ith instant have
been received. The following is from Charles
ton, s. g, Feb. 1S: '.... .
The French war steamer Milan passed our
bar yesterday, from Baltimore, bound 10 Port
Royal. She Is expected here this week.
The frigate Ironsides maintains her position
permanently among the blockadlng squadron
OF Charleston. ~. .'H .r. w.
A Yankee picket was captured on wednes-
day evening by our scouts on Hilton Head
Island. He confirms the intelligence Of an i'm
pending attack on Charleston, and thinks II
will be made in about fortnight. rr
In tho rebel Senate the Committee on Militia
ry affairs reported adversely upon the bill en-
rolling as conScripts whitS male persons in the
employ Of tho Government alrcadyIn the mil
itary service. H.
In the House a resolution OF thanks TO the
rebel General Morgan for his services In the
West was introduced.
The bill authorizing the improssmont Of slaves
and property for the use Of the army was passed,
and a resolution adopted 'lnstructlng the COM
mittee on the Judiciary TO report a bin pTovid-
ing for the sale Of all negroes taken In arms
against the Confederaey, the proceeds to be d.
vided among the captors. ri.
The Virginia Legislature has before Il a bill
to transfer the State line to the Confederate
Government, and passed bill authorizing the
issue by the State Of 81 notes, redeemable in
Confederate treasury notes.
The Richmond Enquirer says information
from North Carolina leads 70 the impression
that tho Yankees recently threatening that SOC
ton are moving In the direction Of Charleston.
Two thousand dollars apiece offered for substi-
tutes, and large rewards are offered for the ap-
pTeheusion Of deserterB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
0eoFEetoVvn Anairl.

MARINE LIsEsA AIrFipali Aschr .. B, kF. L., Par
kerr hay and potatoes to Government, ~
Schr. Sarah Julia, Gllley, Baltimore, corn to L.
Lynoha9J g. nd pot! e 'a" lui .tdItl
'oPotitE CxSEG7Alph snoRdEh, diE9rderly con-
duct, fined S26S. DanI Casey, selling liquor with
out license, dismissed. DAM Casey selling liquor
on suRdsy, fined .s2Q,s2, John, Penn, drunk, dis
uiISAed., George -MahoRsy, disordsrly conduct
fined s262. Charles Dyer, disorderly conduct, dis
missed. Philip Pine, dsorderly conduct, dismissed
George BeAtY drunk, dismissed. ., .,..,
A NUIsAECE.-The citizens OF the town earnestly
solAplAn Of the FoTest Hall prison for disorderIy
soldiers At all hour Of the day pasSert By, par.
ttGplAfly ladies, Are grossly inAultsd BY the rufan
inmates Of this place Yesterday they AssAIlsd the
police with bricks and other Missiles khikt quiet
ly pursuing their duties. CANNOT the Government
remeve these unruly prisoners to some OF the
many unooeupied' houses in more unfrequented
BtfoetBt nn.. .mn .Uf ,arn.-f 'r4I
'7UELAwFUL SALE.-Iohn owens was arrested
and sent to jail yestATdayai iOF Offering for sale
without permit, soldiers clothes and other Govern
mont property. .HNH.HrE rln- H. Up. .
oUfRAoE.- Michael Murphy YEs SrTSbtsd yes
teTday for bratlRs in the door of Henry J. Norris
house, on the canal noAd, above 1GsorBotown
Liquor was at the bottom % me disturbances
LARcEaY, -GsoftS ,Cooknss, a negto, stole a
horhA ,fFom Martin lponabos. he was arrested
yesterday and sent TO jail OF, 0l in'mtaf''1'
~
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Another Patriotic Response fron General

fAhONAANN H-AAHADAAD NloopumnD MEum Nien neral
.." hoseorans.
The following communication from Major
Gsnsral RosecranS, in. response 70 tho resolu-
tions Of Council, has been received by the Mayor
of Cincinnatii
HEADo'Rs DEPT CUMBERLAND,
Murfreesboro', Jan. 81, 1888.
GESTLEMES; l have lust received and read
the resolutions passed at your meeting on the
9Th instant, compIimsnting this army, the Ohio
troops, and the commanding general for their
bravery displayed at the battle OF Stone river.
On behalf Of this noble army and lts gallant
leaders, l accept this expression Of your sym
pathy and praise with pride, all the more heart
felt because you are my fellow-citizens, and
your words touch me by their tones Of friendly
sincerity, while they I'LL my thoughts with tho
sweet memories Of homo, for tho safetyof which
TO each of you we who are far away are willing
to lay down our lives.
May no syren song OF peace, founded on the
delusive hopes OF honor, truth, and Justice of
the rebel leaders, Induce US 10 peril both honor
and the safety Of our homes. II never permit
ted to enjoy these dear homes ourselves, we will
at least endeayor TO leave them safe and free
under the Constitution TO our posterity.
have the honor. gentlemen, 70 remain, with
great respect, your obedient servant,
.'" W. 8. RosEoRkNs, Major General.
To the honorable Mayor and Common Council,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
MUSICAL, OPERA, &C.

LoRRr has made great hit in Boston. An
intelligent critic, noticing her Norma, says "Her
figure is full and massive, and she reAdS the stage
with the steady step which bchts the tragic drama
Her voice and her style have rounded into a noble
maturity. The former Is strong, clear, and Of we'll
extended compass, while the latter Is very beautt
ful-OrnAte enough for the most brilliant passages,
yet founded in a simplicity which gives grace 10
plain, quiet phrases. she sings each scene through
with Its own proper character, and fills II with a
just expression Of the passion which II Ii meant
convey. Nothing is left unfinished, and the ready
ease with which she takes up alike the smooth
measure Of Casta Diva" the fiery denunciation
against Pollio or dAshing ohromAtio roulAde, ia
truly delightful in those days when we are SO often
called upon to believe that EPAsmsdie singing Is
the Characteristic Of an artist Madame Lorini
will honor any group Of prime dOnhe with whom
she is aSsociAted.n
"oUR LITTLE PATTI " Is really doing won
ders in Paris. The correspondent Of the London
Post, writing from Paris, speaks Of her thus 1.-THE
CLEVER pretty little warbler you sent US, Ia now as
popular here As she was with you. she IL delight
ing her audiences, ss NerinA, in the PASquAle.'
Her fresh voice, her pretty person, her simple
natural acting, have charm and novelty compared
with the calculated, the taught-by-rule ordinary
singing and acting Of most artistes. A friend re-
marks with truthThe fact is, the public go to SEQ,
not Nerina-not the betrothed Of Don Pasquale--
but Mile Patti and she gives them the part exact
ly In the manner to please them without the least
pretence Of acting, but like young, joyous girl
playing at acting, and enjoying the fun quito as
much the audience" We are rejoiced that
such praise is bestowed upon our little American
born fsVorte. She is a musical genius, iS truly
wonderful in her rendering OF the most dIficult
productions OF the great masters, hence deserves
all that Is said In her behalf BY the Paris critics
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
TriaI or DeIsrteIra. -.

Tho accompanying list Of soldiers have been
tried by court-rnsrtial, found guilty aud SEN
fenced IS follows; "..s,
Private John D. Otis, Co. A, Fourth battalion
New York artillery, absenoe without leave,
thirty days hard labor and forfeit one month;S
pay. r..e =. .n' u .rn... .nf rrr." ..... 20
Private Albert B. sandford, Co. C, Fourth
battalion New York artillery, absence without
leave, thirty days hare labor and forfeit one and
a half months pay. ~. hnr
Corporal Frank Harrington, CO. "A, Fourth
battalion New York artillery, absence without
leave, reduced 70 ranks and forfeit two, months'
Private R. v. BENSON, 90. B, Fourth battalion
New York artillery pdrunkenness,n sixty days
hard labor. f''i' ~"
Privsts Jas! NJ. Middleton, co. D, Fourth
battalion New York artillery, absence Without
leave sixty days hard labor and forfeit one
n Private Lewzearn A. Stewart, co. D, Fourth
battalion New York artillery, absence without
leave, gsixty days hard labor and forfeit one
months pay. '' ' f.. A. AZ I'" ITO 1T7r
Private Oliver Wescott, 90, D, Fourth. batta-
lion Now,York artillery absence without leave,
thirty days hard labor and forfeit one months
pay. ''. p. -.i..t "'"a' " 'h' 'N ...
Private Jas. NJ. Wright, Co, d, Pourth bAttnl-
ion New York artillery, abeenoe without leave,
sixty days hard labor and forfeit ono months
pay! ru',. ID . ... .I' H1'. o. ~ ' 'gr. .'mg
Private Emery W. Clarke, Co. D, Foutth bat
talon New York artillery, absence without
leave, sixty days hard labor and forfeit ono
months pay. .,rr. 90. ...fi.' 80 ''H. rdFf
Private Richard Barker, Ck.A, Fourth battal-
ion New York artillery, absence without leaye,
sixty days hard labor and forfeit two months'
pay. .... e' 20 wrl... ..ls uu. .- tee 4 .rs
Private Richard WOunors, 90. B, Fourth bat.
TALON, New York artillery, absence without
leave, thirty days hard labor, and forfeit two
months' pay, ~ lnF ssrI hpisT-r4 e.a,r IA.
Private WIN. G. Pardee, Co. B, Fourth bat
talon New York artillery, absence without
leave, thirty days hard labor, and forfeit one
months pay. ..r.,,.. ,,,.-,
Priy4teLeyi c, CiIptzman, Co. b, Fourth bat,
talon New York artillery, leaving post forty
days hard labor and forfeit two month"; pay.
Private Horace f. Lee, CO.. D. Fourth bat
TALON New York artillery, absence without
leave, thirty days hard labor and forfeit one
months pay. a,.a..H tl.t a| %, ,.. 81.
Private Isaac B. Washburhe, company D,
Fourth battalion New York artillery, absence
Without leaye, thirty days hard labor and for
felt one month's pay I'd %. a.l.luoIa 1l..'fE o. .
Private VIM. Patterson, co. ID, Fourth bat
talon Now York artillery; absence without
leave, sixty days hard labor and ftreh one
Private Lester A. yolds, co. b, Fourth battal-
Ion New York artillery, absence without leave,
sixty days hard labor and forfeit one months
pay. OH .' ... ,un ..,,,., ,,t OBJ, '-. ID
Private Jas, Williams, co. b, Seventh battal-
lon New York artillery, leaving his post, ninety
days hard labor and forfeit two months pay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

GEN BURNSIDE ON CoSEEcTIcUT SoLnIERs.-
Gen. BuTnside's coming 70 New Haven few
days since was herHldBd only few mdfnentB
before tho train srTiVedj yet an Immense crowd
assembled q greet him, Hs made short
speech, as follows; .- ,er .,a.,tg..a .r.
'RsllAt0 citizens Of O0Bnsetiouts This reception
Is exceedingly gratifying 10 me, the more 80 aS
Il ts entirely unexpected Among you i feel
that ] am among friends; for In thRt poftion Of
the army which was for The Longest time under
my more immediate command, tharst stRere more
troops from Connecticut than from any other
one State, and can truthfully say that 70 their
courage, energy, and faithfulness am very
greatly indebted for whatever success has al-
tended my efIorls4 j FellOw-CltiEens, | again
thank you for this yaEYklnd, cordial gresting."
The GGnral then departed by tho Shore Llno
route for his homo in'Rhode Island. .,'7a3 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Treason In New Jersey.

Since the recent reasonable manifestations
made in the Legislature OF New Jersey, the
military authorities have authorized the issuing
of the following order;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Feb. Q, 1888.
General Orders, No. SO.
The State OF New jersey is hereby added 70
the Department OF the East, created In " Gone
raj Orders, No, g." Of Jan. 8, 1858.
By order OF the Secretary OF War.
L. THOMAS,
Adjutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

The SERVICE PERFORMED BY TIn BLACK Pro
Nicer BRIGADEs,-Tho BLACK Pioneer Br-,
gAdes,s oganlzed IN North Carolina, have
repaired roads, built bridges, &C., and proved
shown as much bravery. as any Of our troops
employed In the regular or volunteer ser
vieo. Their service have been invaluablol
During tho recent five days raid OF the Third
NeY York cayAlry, II II were not for the ser
vices rendered by these men, our progress
would have been seriously impeded In conse-
while making forced marches Of nifty miles
and over day. fff".t ., .'r
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Naval Appropriation Bill In the Senate.

Naval appropriation Bill In tho Senate.
The Finance Committees amendments 70
the House naval and appropriation bill require
the approval of plans and specifications OF the
iron sea steamers by a board Of three skilful
naval officCrS, and tho publication Of adver-
tlsements for proposals to build them, before
contracts for building shall be signed. It
strikes out items, as follows; for, floating
dock at Now York, S75O,OO for the dry-dock
and naval hospital at Norfolk, s1OS, 500; for
the naval hospital at Mound City, H., $1p, 500;
and the provision for an additional mldship-
man, during the continuance of the rebellion,
from each congressional district. la0
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
EsmaIs oonsr., nera.nto,rn. a. J.

We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
advertisement relative to tho abovenamed in
stitutiop OF learning. 1t is situated in lovely
and healthy place, and employs the best in
itructors IN the higher English branches, and
IN French and Latin and vocal and instrumental
music. II Is one Of the permanent institutions
Of the land, ana bears reputation equal to
that Of any other female college in tho land,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

TIE NAVAL MEDICAL EIAMIKNG BOARD
The Board Of Medical officers appointed for the
examination OF candidates applying for admls-
sion into the navy as assistant surgeons, viii
meet in Philadelphia, on tho I'd Of March next.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
INvALrDsoLDIERs.
! suRaloN enEhRALla oIIIos,

s1 WAmuEaroN, january 81, 1888.
II being reported that Nsriops parties have
obtained money from invalid soldlers under the
pretonce OF adsisilhg them 10 their discharge
from the Seryise, notice u hereby given that
eerihcates Of disability Tor dlschargeto soldiers
in general hospitals and camps arc only given
camp, and tho obtruslye Efforts or persons
claiming to be special agents retard instead Of
hasten the preparation Of discharge papers. All
soldiers are warned against giving money on
such plea 70 any person Whatsver.tiai
BY order ofths Surgeon Gvnef6i
.r5s JosEPH'R, sMIrH, Surgeon U. g. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

InStitutiOn for the Education Of Colored
Youth In the District.
Yesterday Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill In
the Senate 10 incorporate the Institution for
the Education OF Colored Youth in the Distinct
of Columbia," naming Henry Addison, John
c. Underwood, George o. Abbott, VIM. H.
Claiming, Nancy N. johnson, and wSrteIls
Miner as ineorporstorA The objects of the
enterprise are TO educate and improve the
moral and intellectual condition Of such Of the
colored youth of the nation as may be placed
under Its care and influence"
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
NToTTCE 10 6IAi59 AGENT5, q.
'sIs ~ - " 81 -.

s.a IrHqrf99lF9en Rfpets eoIntr ead ~ s,sas,
TO prevent impoil ltion upon The, employSes Of
this depot, notice 4 hereby given that hereafter
np trspsfeT Of claims for services randeEed will Be
recognized and paid AZ this once, unlsls the do
maud IA, ancompAnled bYiA legal power Of attor-
ney, WITH the reqplred revenue stamp Attaohedj
and ~ all such claima arc required to ha sustained
by the tine bbbks In this ofloe, or duly anthenti-
Gated ansfer llsta IN cordAnee With fhe Revised
egul ationa ofthe ARM, and auAl 70 such stop
ClSini Agents, GfoEEefy Ksspsrs, and oihsrs, are
warned that tho purchase Of such Aima are Incl
dent to deduct Iona which may not appear upon
..... ..,. .,, ,,,,.t, al a. ,cH. H, TOMrk1Ns,
feb f9-Iw wv, ~, Asst. Qasrtsfnalter, q. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
Personal.

MAJOR GESHhAL soHENoK has gone to New
York. w ...rr
VICE PREmDENT HAHIN has left Washing
ton on visit to his home In Maine
CAPT. HIRAM PAULDNS has been confirmed
by the Sonata A Admiral
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18

TIM" PIANO FoRTY I" REoMENT.-Col
Chiekeriug, the celebrated plano forte manu-
factursr, Of Boston, commands the Forty-hrst
Massachusetts regiment, now stationed al Ba-
ton Rouge. In honor of the Colonel, the boys
call the regiment the "Piano FoFtyl" r
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-18
The General VINO Writes and rights
Wall ''

wen. ...
We place at the head Of our editorial columns
to-day, a sentence from Rosencrans' late letter
to the Assembly Of Ohio, which vo intend
shall stand there for the benent Of an who
Sympathiso with treason while they pretend to
be good loyallAts. II Is couched in good strong
Anglo-saIon language, and Is printed in type
large enough TO enable weak men 10 read IL
without spectacles. On this subject the New
York Tunes makes the following jldicious ret
marks: poo. .,. ,. fgf.l q. .-... .r.. ....f
''The letter Of General Rosecrans TO the Ohio
Legislature, In response 70 Its vote OF thanks
has ring there's no mistaklng. Il comes
like one OF the mlssiVes of the old barons,
stamped with the hilt Of the sword. Il has
an emphasis Of thought and OF word that
needs no Corinth or Murfreesboro' to confirm
that there's staunch hand behind, II. or
personal profession there is not a syl-
liable; and yet the rVeriest stranger would
say on tho instant: g Hero is q man whose
heart Is In the cause.' The whole deliyerance
Is In refreshing contrast with the hating, mine
ing words which have become the established
style Of certain set Of major generals, in all
their communications with the public. Rose
Grams has no political aspirations, aud you see
at once that he cares not the snap OF his finger
for party sehSlbilitles, He has but one feeling,
and that Is intensest hatred of the rebellion,
and Of all who would yi6ld 10 II. He knows
but one duty, and that Is the duty Of nghtng."