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A squad of Indiana volunteers, out scouting
in Virginia, came across an old woman in log
cabin in the mountains. After the usual salu.
tatons, one of them asked:
swell, old lady, are you Secesh!'
"No," was her answer.
care you Union7"
$40"
"What are you, then'"
"a Hard Shell Baptist, and al'ys have been:'
The Hoosiers let down.
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CT Is 11 - i- Wake, suatss!
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WhiIs soatbem saitoss feed yes;
And. Oh! how bad vs need yes. ssas5
'Csiass Abolitionists. Fs--E
81 Wake, spakssi To-
There's eaIy one condition,
To savs ss from perditien:
Jast stop this Abolitioa- .s
Did Abolifon.
Wake, ssakss!
THERE'S nothing you can do. sir.
To help both us and you. sirs,
Liks making much ado, sir.
Bout Abolition.
Wake. saakes.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
THE NEWS.

There was much excitement in Nashville on San.
day, owing to a rumor that Van Dorn was about
to make an attack upon the city. General Rose.
Grams had ordered the issue Of arms to all employ
ees in the Quartermaster's Department.
One of the largest the most enthusiastic, earnest
and most important Union meetings ever held in
the West, took place at Hamilton Butler County,
on Saturday last. General Burnside, Governor
Morton, q. V. Dorsey, and other distinguished
guests were present
General Foster succeeded in passing the rebel
blockade in the steamer Escort, with the loss of the
pilot killed and several wounded. The Escort
was riddled by nt least forty shots. General Fos-
ter arrived at Newbcrn on the night OF the 18th
and was joyfully received. Gen. Nagleo is in
Newbern
The roads in Eastern Virginia are reported get
ting into good condition The time for active
movements is rapidly approaching.
The work Of organizing negro regiments pro
crosses briskly on the Mississippi.
Virginia has passed bill taxing cverybo and
everything more than double the rates Of United
States tax under the Internal Revenue law.
The rebel Congress has passed n bill abolishng
nogging in the rebel army, substituting tho death
penalty or Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
All tho way from Petersburg TO Richmond, every
few miles. are carthworks OF all kinds, in which
gums have been mounted. The rebel soldiers
however, admit that those guns have lately beer
taken AWAY
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GonCrnl Nrilprs-Nn. q.

GHNERAL HEApQu ARrERS, STATE OF OnIo,)
ApJUrANr.GENERAL's OFFIcE,
CoLrMuuS, o., April Ii, 1863. }
Under the act to organize aud discipline
the militia, passed 10y the General assembly
of this State On the llth instant, tho scale
of organization in the different arms OF the
service Will bc AS follows:
COMPANY or INrANrHN.
Captain, l First Lieutenant, | Second Lieu.
tenant, First Sergeant, Sergeants, 5 Curporals,
Musicians, Wagonor; aud not lrSs than ii nor
more than s2 priyates.
COMPANY or CAVALRY.
Captain, First Lieutenant, Second Lieu
tenant, First Sergeant, l Quarter Master Ser
geaut, CommiSSary Sergeant, > ScrHeanis 3 Cor
porals, > Teamsters, , Farricrs or hlacksmiths,
Saddlcr, Wagner; and not less than ~ nor more
than IS prvates. One private will serve as Bu-
gler.
ARTILLGRN
Hco- Ggp Butt,ry.-l First Lieutenant, | Second
Lieutenant, Sergeants, 1 CurporRls, MUSICIAN,
! Artihcsr; and not less than 81 nor more than Al
priyates.
Foy Foar- Gun Br'i,yy.-l Captain. | First
Lieutenant Second lieutant, & SergcSnts, s Cor
porals, . Musicians, ArtihcerS, Waguner: aud
not less than 20 nor more than ii priVates.
for Sir. Gm Battery Captain, Sen. LIST
Lieut., Jun. LIST Lieut., Scu. 2d Lieut., Jun.
> Artidcers, Wagner; and not less than ii nor
more than l22 priyates.
Persons wishing to raise volunteer force
in either arm of the service, viii make writ
ten applications 10 the Adiutant General
naming three responsible persons to enroll
tho requisite number of men 10 constitute
At least minimum organization, and nc
man shall be SO enrolled except 10y the
Joint approval of at least two Of the persons
authorized to mako such enrolment. Wher
y certified return is made of u sufficient mum
ber of men enrolled, an election of officer,
will be ordered by the Adiutaut-General
and complete organization perfected,
The newspapers throughout the Stat,
will rid the PUBLIC service 10y an early
publication Of this order,
BY order Of the Commaulor-ju-Chicf
CHARLES W. NIL,
Adiutaut-G ou0ral nf Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
BREAD RIOTS IN THE SOUTH.


From all points in the Southern Coulod-
eracy We are greeted with tales of starva-
ton and destitutou in the extreme. These
tales OF distress have been prevalent for
the past eight months. and they arc fear
fully on the increase. Tho latest news we
have received from the interior Of rebellion
represents the dcstituton dreadful, in many
localities far exceeding any account Of pri-
vatiou or starvation that we have ever read
of. Every former comfort enjoyed by that
misguided and dcluded people, is denied
them, and families are actually pinchcd with
the want of that which will keep soul and
body together. The other day, in the city
Of Atlanta, Georgia, some twenty women,
mAldoucd with the sight of their starving
children at home collected in body, and
broke into and plundcred several groceries
of meat and Hour. in broad daylight. Death
Icy starvation are 10y no means uncommon
I'm jua, region The whole country has
been picked bare Of everything edible by
the army and by spectators, who operate
in counrNion with the officers of the army,
la North Caroliua, numbers of riots, sim.
liar in their nature, have occurred, led and
participated in by women who lave been
iren2jel by suffering, ami are goadcd on
10y the gibbering dcnd OF iuoNorablo Want
Sngyattoumocks them with its horrid grim.
.ccs and the desperate struggle for Life
and Bread must cnsuo.
In Petersburg, Virginia, bread riots are
common occurrence, and spectators in
the uecossaries of life are summarily dealt
with at the hands of au outraged and starv-
INK populace In the very stronghold OF
jeff, Davis dominions, in the Rebel Cap
ital itSet--seriouS riots have occurred, in
which hundreds Of women were engaged
and clubs, pistols, knives AMI every avail
able weapon were used. These punishments
seem severe for people who allowed them-
selves to be precipitated into rebellion
against the best Government on earth, by a
set of political blacklegs, We believe that
before long the Southern people will rise
en- maSss against their tyrauts and swing
them up to the first tree.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
WAR IN INDIANAI

Revolution in the North has been in.
auguratcd in our sister State, Indiana A
Union meeting in Brown County, was broken
mp, on Saturday last, by party of kaights
OF the Golden Circle. under the leadership
ui Lewis prasscr, an ex.member of the
Legislature. prasser and mau named Sny
der came armed with rifles aud rcvolyers
aud threatened to shoot two Sergeants
there for arresting soldiers Sergt. Dan
irl5 took Prasser'S gun away from him,
when the latter drew pistol and shot Dan
icls dead Prasser. in turn was shot and
wounded by Capt. Cummings who WAS al.
dressing the meeting. Snyder also fired
ut the other .iergeant but missed him. He
was promptly arrested. \ sufficient force
has been sent to arrest all parties concerned.
Another difficulty occurred at Danvilc, In
diana, ON the same day, between a party of
X. G.. Cs. and Union men. in which five per
Sons were wounded ono mortally.
II is said that some 800 traitors are or
ganiling with the intention of attacking
Cartcrsburg and Danvile, Immediately.
The most vigorous measures are to be
put into execution ut once against those
traitors and they will he ciirctualy dealt
with General Darlington has issued an or
der declaring all members of the Knights Of
the Golden Circle foes to the Government,
and that they will bo treated accordingly.
These are tho bitter fruits of the teachings
of wicked men and reasonable presses.
Let them now take warning, for they will
will be called on to pay the penalty of
their crimes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
The War in Southeastern virginia.

The news from Suffolk and Southeastern
Virginia, continues interesting, The first
important movement occurred ON the llth,
when l.ongstrect, bya forced marcn, moved
from beyond tho Blackwater on Suffolk, at
the head of about 10000 men. lie evi-
dently intended TO surprise the place, but
ON nearing our piclcts he found them quite
wide awake, and lost some men from bis
alyance-liood's Texas brigade. lie there
fore wisely deferred an attack. Within
our lines there was much excitement. and
the women and children were ordered to
leave, A largo number accordingly depart
cd for Baltimore. Subsequently our gun
boats on the Nansemond commenced shell.
ing the rebels us they retreated, The
George Washington grounded, but was
taken away in spite of tremendous fro
from the rebel batteries, by the accompany
ing boats On the morning of the 18th,
the enemy, about 5000 strong, attacked our
left They were shelled by Fort Dix and
the gunboats, and driven back General
Peck is confident of being able to cope
with the rebels, and thore are hopes of IN.
torcepting their retreat to their fortifca-
tions on the Blackwater.
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Another Alabama.

There is much TO confirm late reports
from England relative {, the building of
vessels ior tho roh,ls The Liverpool
CoUisy, of the 9th, contains the following
Considerable excitement WAS manifested
yesterday in the ueighborhool Of the
Sailors Home 10y the announcement that
upwards of one hundred ahlc.bnlird SEA
men had been engaged and signed articles
to proceed To sea on board of a large new
vessel which has just been completed a.
Greeuock and which is about to proceed
to sea from that port, The vessel in gucS-
ton is aunoucccd Us being for the China
seas but it is confidently stated that her
miasion is similar to that ot tho Alabama,
and that she had been built and equipped AT
the expense OF the Confederate Goyarwmcut,
and is intended 10 destroy all Federal YES.
sells with which She may come in contact
REBElS NLENREp Ovr uF AEkNNSNS.-A
telegram from Colonel Phlllirs. dated
Park Hill, Cherokee Nation April Il, SAYS
he has swept tho north side of Arkansas
River clear of rebels. Part OF his command
holds Fort Gibson. lie has had uNcrures
from Colonel Drew. Captain Vaughn and the
Creek Indians. The rchylS are gathering
ON the south side ut thc Arkansas River and
hold all the tords, which are now deep
Rlor IN HALIFAX There vas quito 4 SER
ions riot in Halifax last Friday. About 300
soldiers hl0a1 from the hsrgausS ana rush
cd into the streets a>Sailng the citizens aud
doing all the damage they could. The
lighting soon became mdjsvrimuatc be-
tween the citizens aud soldiers and several
were hurt ON both sides. 4 detachment
Of the Royal artillery finally appeared aud
drove tho soldiers back 10 tASir barracks.
49,
Con. Foster was relieved ON the 18th by a steamer
loaded with provisions, and having on board a reg
imcnt OF troops, which ran the blockade, Ii Ia A
source Of much qualification that succor has thus
been ahoNled to $50 gallant an officer.
Th2 latest foreign adNicos report that the Polish
lnsurroetionslS are diSbandmG, The brother OF the
Prince OF Wales bride has been elected hing Of
Greece,
Mrs, President Lincoln slcp, in a lent when she
visited Nookcr's camp, A letter writer dIlApng
upon the fact Says that she attacked Aer ratons
| vigorously tho next morning.
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q DMINISTItAI RIX's SALE.
Central Ohio Conference Seminary,
MAUMEE CITY, OHIO.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution commenced
palship of r. b. Pope, A. b. aided by able
assistants
The Trustees confidently expect under present
and future Board of Instructors, that the lnsutu-
ton will maintain the high reputation 1t has here
tofore enjoyed under the Principalship of Proi'
Hett lately resigned, and continue to deserve IN
creasing patronage Good board can be had at
reasonable prices Tuition low as at other IKE
Institutions.
H. BURRITT, See'y.
MGumss City, o., April IS, 1868. Sob
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Bread Riots in North -Famish-
ing Women Helping Themselves TO
Bread.
The Raleigh (N. C.) StdHda,d of March
%. gives All account Of bread riot that
had Just taken place near the city. A com.
pany Of women, most Of them soldiers
wives, went to the store Of VIM. Wclch, at
High Point, rolled out seven barrels Of mo-.
lasses aud divided it. The HdnciyH says
of this occurrence "Welch is a great war
man. and lavors general imprcssmcnt Of
supplies by tho army. How does he like
the principle Of imprcssmcnt as applied in
his case 2'
The same paper gives particulars Of riots,
aud referring TO them edtorialy oxclaims /:
Bread riots have commenced, and where
they will end God only knows" 4 lettcr
is copied by tho SaRoioUd from another
North Carolina paper, giving an account Of
another riotous outbreak of tho women at
Salisbury, in that Statc--a place with which
some of our soldiers have become ac-
quaintcd. The letter is dated Marh o. aud
says:
There was mob raised here yesterday
consisting mostly OF soldiers wives, and led
on by hunger, suppose, and hatred against
spectators. They armed themselves with
hatchcts and congrGgated at the depot for
the purpose of breaking in if necessary
and getting some flour slowed away by
solno Spectators
The agent refused them admittancc. but
finally agreed to let three women in, and
said if any moro got in they would have to
walk over him. At this large, stalwari
woman made at him with a hatchct. lie
backed, and they rolled out ten barrels OF
-four owned by a man in Charlotte, and had
it hauled up.
Subsequently they appropriated several
bags OF SALT belonging to private parties
They also marched to the store Of ono Mr.
Brown, a Spectator in flour, and demanded
to bc let in but the door was closed ant
they went to work in good earnest to break
it down. Mr.. Brown, to satisfy thcm told
them he would give them ten barrel,
if they would leave and let him alone. They
finally agreed to it and sent for the dray tC
haul it to the markethousc, for the purpose
Of making an equal division of it,
NcXtin order they visited DR.. j. IL Euniss
who had bought somo flour for his own use
llo asked them in and gave them three
barrels Next they must have some mo
lasses and straightway went to Spragut
4 Bros, and made their want known, whci
Sprague Il Bros, gavo them all the mOlas
scs they had, which was little over half
barrel. The mob then repaired to the mar
ket-house, whom, it being too late to max,
out the share of the impreSsmcnt, thel
moved it TO w. VI. Blker's, where they ar,
now dividing the spoils among themselves
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

ORR RELATIONS WITH ENGLANp,--T
w"o are IN possession of all that is known
ON the subject of eur relations with Great
Britain feel that they have reasons To he
moro hopeful ot apeacetul solution of the
pending questions than they had few
days ago, They Ikiuk England is begin.
nIuS 70 see the error OF her ways aud ;hat
She will either through the agency Of the
courts or by some othor means, stop the
Heet now being lifted out in her ports from
going TO sea All evidence Of late points in
tha, direction.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
THIRD OHIO CAVALRY.

In another column will he formed Sc
members of Company l., 3d Ohio Cavalry.
They will commend themselves TO every
lOynl man.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
Southern Prices of Dry Goods, &c.

Tho following is a list Of prices of a
cargo sold at auction in Mobile, ou the 2lth
ult., per schooner Helena from Havana:
Sperm candles 81 2j per pound, carb. soda So gS
W3 90 per pound, sal soda 81 per pound. calicors
81 ijG2 90 per yard linen dress patterns $40 each,
shirung - 4OlF2 % pcryard ,hretng 50 per ward,
linen hose 81 I0G' % per pair, cotton hose S3dG}S
per dozen, white ivory fine tooth combs Sl6 j051l7
per dozen, white handle tootA brushes $li per
dozen black handled tooth brushes $40 % per dozon
Goldfish 81 90 per To-, potatoes S1iR5S per barrel, |
box raisins % pound, S'9, quarter boxes SirdinsS
50 each, tea $40 30 per pound, shoe strings SS %
per gross pins 81 2j6 80 per dozen papers chloru-
form 81 40 per pound, spool thread s. 90 per dozen,
white iiaN thread IS ~ per pound, black Han thread
SlO SO per pound, matches Sl4 - per gross hoop
ed skirts 81 - each lamp chimntys Sli 30 per
dozen, corn brooms $40 30 per dozen, Holland gin
Sio per do2Su, brandy Sl2 per dozen, scissors 81
per dozen, drilling ttor pantS) 81 95R3 per yard.
toilet soap SlJ 6OWlS per dozen, cotton card Sis
ago, tine salt S62Wi per sack, shoe thrJAd SIS -
Olli - per pound, wou.cns shoes SO per pair,
white soap 81 i7'gWl % per pound, castor oil $lS
2IIlS 30 per gallon. Kerosene oil SllWl2 p per
gallon, epson salts size i00lil, coffee - l9GS 20
per pound, rum S2SW2i.
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MpNiCO md IIrr InNnhprs.

The report that the French had invested
Pucba, taking possession Of the roads lead
ing to the city of Mexico and to Vera Cruz,
is confirmed They had not attacked the
city, but occupied some hills commanding
it. President JuareH had issued the follow
ing stirring appeal to the Mexican people:
4" Cd.Is: Benito Juorcr, Constitutional PJcuH,m of
hc H'Pohiic, 10 the Amy Of he EYE
"SOLpIERS: The enemy, abandoning nt last the
macuon into which you have compelled him Ia
change his arrogance, is preparing to comply with
your most earnest wish IN approaching this city,
which bears n uamn as lluStrims for yOu rs il is
disgrhcetui for the nrddorS of our country, trcrr-
ring To IiragoSSa.a Mexican General, who defeated
the French May 9th, 1862, after whom Purbll is
now named. The Emperor Napoleon Ill insists
on making people who have shown its syuIplthics
with the French experience the horror; uf war
Tho conscience OF all civilized nations has severely
condemned this invasion for its miserable prttcvt,
and even more miserable tendencies The Govern
ment Of the Emperor don't demand Justice which
we had refused. That To which he raa lv aspircs
Is to humatc us Ia destroy free ami popular
republic in which the privileged classes hayc been
completely Subducd. Soldiers, the republic POUNDS
her hopes upon the nrepdy Of your hearts more
than the iurlrcsscs which surround the city. The
country has sent YOU here first, to combat dcfrnl-
ing her honor her independence and her glorious
destiny; to SHOW once m rr 10 her unjust aud per
iiiOuS invaders, that Mexico is gran |. free, aud
worthy oI being So, whtteycr handful OF vision
AIRY spectators nul traitors may desire. Soldiers
through YOUR dangers you going to win mpcr-
ishablc glory, repulSc the proud soldiers of France
The example of your past deeds ON the jtA of May
is enough. Mexico. the Continent of America, and
the trccm,n of all nations rally to you, for you are
10 defend their cause, the cause or Liberty, of hut
minty, of civilization. You "a there to occupy
your posts and trust that the National Government
will aid You in every sacrifice and will reward
your services worthily. b. JUAREX.
" purhla do Xlrarozl, 2d March, 1861"
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Rebels outnankeh at Fredericksburg.

WASHINGTON, April l7.--Our forces, COM
prising oayalay, infantry api artillery, un-
der Gen, Stuneman after making fomt at
Kelly's Ford, crossed the Rappahanuock
higher up and pushed to Culpepper and Cor
louisville. They now occupy the latter
place, having driven the enemy thercfrom.
This breaks the line of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad and turns the flank of the
rebels At Fredericksburg.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

The Rev. Mr.. Hcpworth, prominent minister
OF Boston, Mas lately maze an examination into the
results OF zen, Banks plan for the employment Of
the Louisiana negroes by request OF the Gcueral
what he has seen. The experiment has proved a
success
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

The Democratic majority Of the Delaware Leg
fning negroes for attending political meetings or
for using fire arms forbidding negroes to preach
or any negro who leaves the State for fvc days,
TO return under penalty Of $50 fns or slavery if
the 6ne is not paid There are only 1898 slaves
in the State 10 o1lO AIS free inhabitants.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22
LEGAL ADv'S.
SALE OF SECTION 10,

The undersigned will offer for sale at public cue
ton, at the door of the Court House, in Wood
county, Ohio, on the 22d day Of May next, the un-
range / east, appraised as follows, to-wit
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-22

TERMS OF SALE-One-twelfth of the purchase
money to be paid at the time Of sale, and the bal
ance In twelve equal annual installments, with
nual interest. No bid will be taken for less than
the appraised value.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburp, April 6, 1868. 50f