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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-27
CUSTOM WORK.

We have good facilities for the prompt execution
of Custom Work, and guarantee entire satisfaction
to those who come to us with their Grain.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-27
A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

Lucu. Co., MAY s, 1885.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

: VIM. Alsop has been spoointed Tx Commissioner
for Florida, woe Sammi, resigned ..
George Ayre, age for the SAFE OF Confederate
bonds has bcea sent from the Amy OF the Poiom 10
the Old Capitol. .
Ia order, to ASCERTAIN the number OF men &c h'
an order has been Issued directing COMMANDMENTS r' g.
ments to make monthly returns OF the number o. mes
deserving and Of those rsjoiniug from deseriion.
.Ient Bndd.has received $2s Ss lb and each OF bic
men zoe as their dstributive share CT p'zs money
in the cases Of three captured steamers.
Richard Bustud, of New York, has been sppoin ed
U. s. Distric, Judge for Alabama.
The President declines to receive viritor:. until The
opening Of Congress. +.
The.orig.nal copy OF the Presidents EDarcipAh N
Proclamation has been awarded to 7 BSBrysn, Eq,
for the Of So 600. =.
Oolored graduates of medical colleges are 10 be CT -
amined f0T appontmentslo colored regiments In the
deplr msnts Of the South, Gut, and Tennessee.
NJ jor George L. Stearns is organizing negro regi
ment at Gaatin another at Cofmbia at Mnrfftes-
hotb, aud oae at Carksvllr He rusIes one hundred
and two men into each company, including four eIpe-
riencsd cooks. In six weeks he raised full rgi-
meat, aus ak hundred men in anotter..
Its rumored that portion Of the Russaf astt will
win .er at Annapolis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

was kept In allegiance by TIE unWeahy, and. to great
extent, the unvoting classes The men who DO not
vote have tn, power Of controlling those who do vote
sepreserval taught the privileged class not 70 goad
the unpriyileged class TO madness.
Mr. Beecher continued in this strain for some time.
The common people of England, he said, the allies
Of the Nor h. They Would always stand by the Gov
eminent, and would never give their sympathy to the
South He referred to the recent action taken by Lord
John lssel reltyc to not permitting any more pri'
vateers to leave the dockyards of Great Britain Par
Lament dare NOT against the North for fear Of the
power Of the cmmon people. He read letter from
Oobden seeing forth the idea that tie middle classes
OF Eaeiand sympathzed With the North
The speaker Concluded his remarks by enumeratng
the names of prominent journals in Great Britain which
take sides with the North They as follows: The
Morning Star, Daily News Evening Express, Spectator
hoyds Weekly News, Bee Hive, Non Conformist, VI
tish Star dard, The Freeman, AcAilan's Magazine,
The al, Westminster Review, Toe Reader Aer'
chants Examiner Mercantile Chronicle, Leeds Mercury
and CSilde Examiner.
Among the prominent men on that eide are Lord Gar
lyle, + Monoion Mine SIR Charles Lyell John Stuart
Mil Geo IhompsO,, Golden Smith, Professor Gaines
T. W. N5wmEB, Dr.. Chapman, George Wilson, Dr.. Eos
ter G,o P. Thompson, Sir Washington, Prot. Nicoll
Prof. Btadsley, John Bright Richard Golden, Duke o.
Argyle, Lord Granville, Charles G.lpn, Washington
Wilkes, he'Msyo.s of Manchester and RGchdale, Rev
Newman Ha aud Rev. Baptist Noell
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
Feeling in England.

Henry Ward B5eOher, having returned from Europe,
had an ovation of course, on reaching home and told
the people what he did and said and saw smong the
l bugs of gland and what thought there o. tho
wonderful YanEee race. He vas introduced" to the
peopl. Of Brooklyn hough why be, the most nctori-
oas man in the city needed be introduced we can
not maeine) by "Rev." Admirer, n "ihe American
who took the British lion by the and actually made
the royal beast roar in appreciation of the treatment
B, echer after characteristic harangue gave the fol.
c wing impressions as to the state of public ling in
England which, coming from prejudicea source,
will probably be considered satisfactory by our readers
In Great Britain Americana are Northern or Soutbet
much more strongly than We at home. There WAS
So uthern Society all over England. he was sorryto
fu that tie Dissenting Church there 10 favor Of
the South although smsl proportion Of lis members
were IN sympathy with the North. Tie Southern men
in E. g'and had used much more ability in pu5hi5g for
ward their cause among tho people of England than
had been shown by the champions Of tie North in that
country Hhe South had more men, more books more
Influences at work than the North to gain the sympathy
and aid of Briti,h people and yet in spite of these
facts he believed that tho great hesr of the British
nation vas with the North. TIE commercial men are
against us. There class, too there who have
business stopped by the war; which is also not in IA
vor of the North. 1t demands that the shall stop
nimediat The most influential clergymen also
apalakt ILey say bno NOEbu - iOt sincere,
and that war, at bait Is sin. They Mortified at
the war The English nobility as class. are against
us. and for obvious reasons We are not accustomed
to- estimate our influence upon European institutions
They feel our tread and to defeat influence in Eng
land, the nobility of that country are lighting US
there They knew that the revou'ion set q revolution
going all through EarOpe, and hey fear the eff VIC
will have in Europe SOON have put an end to the
war II vote in Parliament taken there would be
i've votes to one against the North portion of the
Government has always been ready to go TO var with
u.s. He was happy to say, however that the sovereign
Of Great Britain had always been an upfnching friend
of the North. Opposition to the North is based upon
commercial nteres', class, power and upon the sct
that We are too large and strong as nation: HshAd
been frankly told by distinguished EDglishman that
We bad been going too strong fos them there md
that they must take US down. They are, therefore
,ynd 10 have the South do the work fer lthem They
sI,ought we had grown proud with sudden growth-iul
At threats &c-and they desired 10 our power de-
streyed at least far as 1t affected them The speaker
aid that the conservative intelligence ofthe country
vas aIso opposed the North. He desired to state
wby ti,is was hOcase: 1t was because Of the hobed
Of nreiadce that forms the basis Of all English hats q
he AmeV nation. He believed, however, that this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

IN preparation to control the Presidential election.
Those elections we're carried by ia military sprVei-
lance over the polls and imposing test oath upon the
voters" and the NeSs naturally concludes that "Sy'-
m of fraud al violence that works so well upon
small SCALE, will no. be renqushed when Issues OF SD
preme mportarcs are presented. IL tyranny bears 20
bold front At tie very treshhold Of its career what
IL asks may hot be feared from its development, when
matured by successful experm .nts and mace reckless
BY inpuniy. The precedent has nowbeen established,
that the elective franchise can be controlled by ba o.
metz and the painful inference is that hereafter as npW
1t will be so controlled The next Presidential election,
the NOs anticipates, will be carried by the direct ap
piance Of brute force to the machinery Of the ballot
box" Tie NeSs prophecies Truly. The usurPers at
Washing on will never relinquish their hold upon power
so long as it can be maintained By fraud or force.
Seward has Already felt the public pulse by the decaIa
ton that LincOln must rule until his authorityis &C
knOWledged by every State tina. composed the old
Union This ID equivalent to claiming for him power
for fe-a uidred lives If lie had them. The process
by which the claim will be asserted is very simple.
There is 90 difficulty in managing election, or dis
pensng with it altogether when the candidate is back
ed by bali million of bayCAets Lincoln is President
or Dictator, Autocrat anythi else he pleases,
for as loag as he pleascs 1t would BIO sorry sight to
see 80 notable Pc pie as those OF the United Safes
passing from system OF self government into the en-
slNement of an absolute and irresponsible power but
for the conviction that they incapable Of main tain.
Jog free institutions and unworthy Of the blessings these
confer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
The Administration and It's Policy.

We are invited by 4 contemporary to point out in
stance in which We have spoken favoraby of The policy
of Fhe Administration. We pray to be excused. We
do not know If the Administration have 4 pOlCy-or
what it is. Tas President has carefully perhaps Nely,
absained from ind eating policy in his messages to
Congress- He EAs even RETAINED, except in two or
three particulars, from recommending for lie
gslatiOn. We are therefore without light. Would
our contemporary have US to look TO results the
means Of discovering the policy Of the Administration
We troW MT. What would We see thereH Nearly
our territory in the hands Of the enemy Whole States
aud ers Of States including tho 0peria galley of the
Mississippi, in the hands of the enemS Nearly or
quite halt the men on qnr muster rolls not in the field!
large portion of those in the field distrusul o. and
dicontenea with, their commander! Fae Confederate
flag eleven times oEered in the face and at the bidding
Of the enemy! Prisoners of war murdered and NAL
treated withou; re,ala toni No navyl currency
WoJth from six to seven cents ID the dollar compared
With'go6l Supplies Of provisions for army and people
exceedingly precariOus Farmers grumbiDg. dissatis-
fed and ndiposed to exert themselves for the largest
amount of productonl Hundreds of thousands of our
agricultural laborers escaped to the encmy NoniprO-
ducers alarmed at. the psosptc. of desdtu;iODI The
poor piucbed and stinted by the e1Orbtt OF prce
No the Administration would not have It's policy, not
otherwise disclosed, inferred and judged from these
results We are therefore in the dark asto what lis
policy is ard has been. II the greater Doarn5fs 10 the
throne which contemporary enjoys enables it to
enlghten Us on the point touching which it interogats
U.s. will be able to respond with degree of ntelli.
eeLoe At present denied us
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

Gow in our hands with food clothing and money, is
based upon such statements as the following;
'BALTIMoRE, Nov. 10, 1868.
"Iatelge; ce frog prisoners at chmond is most
gloomy No meat has been furnished to them for twelve
"a The prisoners on Belle Island had actually killed
ana eaton dogs 70 sustain their lives The supplies fur
nished by TIE Baltimore American Relief Fund are 60
Ing forward daily. These IupRlies, however are not
sufii sent 10 feed thi,teen thousand men.
shall endesSor to send fifty barrels Of beef ard one
hundred barrels Of -four morrow, in fuh confidence
that our citizens will be aided by contributions from
New York, PHILADELPHIA Boston and Washington, l am
sending provisions in advarcs of tie receipt of funds
pay for them. These men must not permitted to
starve. CHARLEs O. FULTON,
Proprietor of ths Baltimore American
1t isl sre than questionable whether, by permitting
these Yankee contributions within our les
do not admit ss the egregOus fAsehoods employed
to raise them. TOssy tie least We make confession
of inability to prodefor the prisoners ourselves, AUD
the enemy as we'll as the world generally Vil not be
soW to deducO this inference sad to draw from it the
conclusion that ounSApacity Of resistance s running
very low. As VIC remarked yesterday, under no
obligation to provide be ter for these prisoners than for
our own men in service That they have Jared rs we'll
we have no dorbs. If tie Yankees are not satisfied
with tn g. they have remedy in their own haud in re-
neEing the exchange Of prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
PURTBER FROM EUROPE

Warke preparations continue in Russia. An i'm
nm recruitment has been ordered throughout he
empire; earthworks and stone for ere being con-
struoted at s. Petersburg CroDs,adt and other place
the old oIt at Cronssdt TO be covered With pas Of
l2-ii en- iron ten twelve monitors ard ire clsds
have been ordered aud large quantities of canIon thot
and shell, have been Ordered iron Enehnd
Mr. LindsaI, NJ. p, c0mbsts the doctrines advanced
BY "Historcas" the Times correspondent Mr.. Lindsay
daboiatey atehpts t. prove that England favors tie
North at The eIperse OF tie South ana mai1t,ns that
il the same easur, Of justice ia Tot meied GU. 10 both
begerents the professions Of impartial neutrality by
E gland empty words.
.Ai1,oricus" replies By saying no act OF Parlimett
obi9s manufacturing fer beligerents bot there
is an &C. expressly forbid Ding the equipment OF vees
Of var.
O. O. Pearsouf the Eaglish thipovner who furnished
the mot famous Steam blockade rhnners wac sill in
bankruptcy In his statement Of assets he claims as
due to him, es7 900 from the jim Government for
Illegal captures, ald f93 600 by III Davis Government
for breaches OF con racts. .
Mr. w. JeSett has returned 10 Eirope to renew
his agitation il favor OF Euro medallion in our war;
de has published letter from Mr.. slaudgham adEo
citing the same views
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
LIST OF CASUALTIES ~ MeINTO' Hs BATTALION
ARTILLERY, NEAR BRST0E STATION, VA,

LIST OF CASUALTIES ~ MeINT0N HIS BATTALION
ARTILLERY, NEAR BRT0E STATION, VA,
OCTOBER 4rH, 1868.
Section Of HRfs Battery, Lieutenant Crsnshais Com
handing
Kiled-Priyate William L Berry. Wounded-S p
gean,G johnson, leg severely; Sergeant N WiIker.
son, face slightly Prvates d Armstrong, wrist Sc
verely; Armstrong thigh do; Benton left .oot DO,
since anputated; in Bryant, spine severely; Reut ca
Bryant, foot slightly; A Davis right arm severely,
since amputated; John Fails, btess. slightly; WIN II
Holland, hack severely JOS Jones' hand aud foot, dc
John King, hand slightly; Jqmes Walden, head do;
$ Wilketson, leg dc; F L Williams, leg dc; A
Williams, head do.
Captain DOnalFs Battery, Lieutenant Wallace Com
naading
j Killed-Prvates Preston LsRhorne ard Reuben
CoHey. Wounded-Lieut Wilson, back severely; Lieut.
Paytob, shoulder slightly Sergeant Jsa;es T-Payion,
(high aud back severeiy Sergeant Strickler side
slightly PrVAtes James Bsk, foot severely; Elijah
Wkeman, foot 90; John N Hite. wrist do; W Alex.
ander, wrist do; Hoer, thigh dc; Franklin Ssswey,
leg slightly; Valentine Carver, shoulder, de- William
Hamilton, mouth dc; D Kerr, an Re and both hands
dc; ] Doyle, leg co. Mathew Vess, hand do.
lection of Res's Battery, Captain Rice Commanding
Wounded PrivItas Joseph Register, body, mortaly;
Thomas Register, lSg. severely since amputated; 4
Davis, left arm severely; CiaSlsy, iootdc; W P
Miller, thigh slishtls; Robert G Ruby, hand DO; Thcs
Wmsav, leg Dc; Corporal E,ries, thigh do;
Total-KIlled, 8; wounded, 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

Rev. Er. F.ske at St. Paul, Minnesota, in a sermon,
declared thai John was a tecoud Jesus Christ"
Ehereup a copperhtad caucus resolved. That Rev.
Mr.. Fske has made himself second Bilaam's ass !;
provided, roticg herein contained is Intended TO SLAM
der the original ass by ininlstng that Nc. Fiske is
linea dfa ,nndant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
MARRIED..

Inisrds,on, Nash county, ~ st the residence Of J. p
Hsrd on the 4h iEsan by the Rev Th.s Love- ALEx
HILLARD Of Gonsi Te1ss MIS- BETTE j. daughter Of
the late Z B. Hulard
On the 19h November 1862 ct he residence OF The BRIDE by
Rev T. Mccarthy, Chaplain 7th Regiment B. WESLEY RUNE
Va. -
Petersburg Express please copy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
TAe Uanrnatinn

The New York Nsws, copy Of VII ich for the 9Oth
inst 4 before Us, in the means 10y which the late
elections in Maryland and Delaware we're carried for
the administration SHE prelude to the grand scheme
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
I AND FOR SALE.

I AND FOR SALE. :.
WILDE sold 10 the highest bidder the ls day Of Dsctr-
ber a. the place House, Land and Household Pu nj
lure ETC. The House Is large with ucent outbudi g.
In toerable repair The Land 100 20 wood lies
well for cultivation, and capable CT 1ne Improvement II Is
stusted six miles rtm FzImve two from Prince EiuardCopr
House and oLehah from H. College Church. Postoce and
Female Academy Possession gwen 1Gt of January 1894
Win be sold, II The place and time about 10 Of
Woodland OF good so, vel waered a.d tmbered chiefly With
pine and IN. pablo rosd and about onehAh
mile from s. College M house. Tn, fuel In great
quest
N.B-The above sale IL postponed to December Cd
no22-i6s n. p nHAREY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
DIED,

AZ Barbourylle Orange county, Friday November QO.h
LUCY oORNELA daughter Of benjamin johnson and Caroline
II. Barbour, aged seyengyesrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
THR Subscribers have this day formed

TNHE Subscribers have this day formed a
Il CQRARTNERsHIP under Fun and style Of s. n DA-
VS. CO. for ne purPoss Of eendueang hHsOn and Com
Eon buaness for the 81 Negroes They pub
uey AnS privately, and promise tne best sEsrops promote
NE Interest Of their patrons.
Iher sales Room VIII for The uesent be that lately used By
T. b. stoks, Of Franknn street and Locust alley.
ThE soct he patronage their friends pabe gene
rally. Porters always n attendance 90 the depos
y. DAVIS,
ROBT. RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Nov. 2, 1858. no2-dlm'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
Clerk House Of Delegates ana Keeper OF he ROi Of Va
npyb-dkrg7u
EOR sALE.-A yery desirable ann. contain.

DOR SALE.-A very desirable farm, contain
IL Lng about s0acrsS ~ miles nom PoEhatan Court House
Ard AbonA9 from Jserson, public landing James river.
There ne place excellent dwelling with TOoms.
and dce The yard houses neladinS hresning
baras all 10 good order. There
ane peach and apple orchard on The place.
LIS within mile Of Episcopal and Baptist Church and
Presbyterian and Methodist and IN exceedingly desr-
nehborhood Mr. II. @. Graves, the Court HoGse win
take pleasure In showing any one the premises.
gor larther psrticnlars, address P 8. DANCE,
0eB-du Midlothian P. o. Chesterfield, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25

QUICKER & LEI,
~ AUCTION a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYNOaBURG, VA.
WIN sSesyS eongnsnt for sale privately, al
descriptions Of
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
anbpledgs heir bed efforts 70 Obtain highest market rAss
sales, with net proceeds, rendered promptly.
Auction Sale WEDNESDAY 23th jane and regularly
AersAher on thAt day sVsry two weeks.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
Special MOTT

Special NOTICE.
Affection Is asked 10 OR important sale Of
MILL MACHINERY,
To take place at Bummes MIL In Manchester on THUR
DAY, at Ito clock.
To which will be added
TWO CoNIoAL MILLS.
no 25-A sLAUGHrER Watkins { 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
NOTICE

NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VA. g. R. R.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Company will lie
held a. the Afc Church, alto O'Clock. A. a.. on THURS
DAY, the 26h Inst. . GARRETT,
no 23-S. sec'y nd Tress'r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
Treatment of Prisoners.

The movement in YankeedOm to supply the prisoners
now in our hands with food clothing and money, is
based upon such statements as the following;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
-. HooRL p hATEa,' 60 AooD.
MOORE. BAYNB & CO. No. LA Main

41 Lynohburg, Va, VINO sale GrOeerSA and comzll
non Merchants for NE OF Manufactured and smoking Fobae
90 Vim receive and sell sugar MoassS wheat Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lea ser and an kinds Of county produce An sales
ply reported accompanied with re net proceeds thereof
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
MORN OF THE FRENCH RAMS.
TkoN MKXICo.

Advces from San Luis de Potosi, present capital Of
tho national Government of Mexico, state fLat active
preparations are made for resisting the march OF the
FreDeh army into the interior. Uomoniort has again
"a humed the cbei aad and Is at the head OF
army from 10 900 TO 10000 strong, near QieIetaro-
Gen. Daz, with army Of about 5000, ID to operate
against tue French bet@een tho City OF Mexico and
Vera Cruz. The Church party of Mexico dislike Gen.
BIZ line, on account OF his liberal views
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-25
MEDICAL OARD-OFFICR PRACTICE.

w 3. JOHNSON, Successor of Alex. Hill
o., NAaSiAetursr Of LAdes Gentlenen's Boot,
and ahoss, IAlrs, l2I Main street. Rchuond, Va
Al nds o. Lsdil' and esnssnsn'S La shoes asdsAs
order. Repairing dona
jaB-y ". Z. WRIGHT, Ouasy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-05
!. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding
News from Rebel sourcss.

New YoRK, Feb. 4.--The Richmond Dispatch
contains telegram dated Savannah, Feb. /,
which says that o Federal feet consisting Of one
turret iron-clad, four gunboats and one mortar
boat, attacked Fort McAllister that morning.
Firing continued till $3.50 P. M, when the enc
my retired, whipped. The bombardment was
more furious than before. The only person
killed was Major John B. Galley, commander
of the fort.
A Charleston dispatch Of the 3lst gives an
account of the capture of the gunboat Smith
force OF artillery of twenty-one guns sur
rounded her In Stono river, eight milos from
Charleston. The engagement lasted one hours
when abe surrendered Internationally, with one
hundred and eighty men. The Smith hsd eight
killed and fifteen wounded. gi ssia,fa
A Vlcksburg telegram OF the 9Oth states that
scouting parties appeared opposise the city. IL
Is supposed they are erecting batteries ehefe.--
No fhovement among the feet, sH
A Petersburg telegram claims q rebel vic-
tory in the affair near Suffolk. We lost leas
than fifty. ,......,,eyf.e .,,t....,s.s..5
A Chattanooga dispatch says Wheeler's cav.
airy attacked feet OF twenty five transports
and two gunboats on the Cumberland Friday,
destroying Ave; ALEC, on Saturday they Dc
stroyed locomotive and five cars ct Lavergne
and captured fifty men. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-05

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STNrR,l
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. %, 1868.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy OF the statement Of the condition Of the Western
MASSACHUSETTS Inhurance Company, made to this Office
for the year 1853, and now on Ale herein ~. u
lsRAL.1 Witness my hand and seal officially
R. W, TAYLER, I
. Auditor Of State.