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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-08
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CLEVELAND, Quo, June %, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: On my return home last evening,
found your favor of 18th inst, announcing my
nomination. by the Union CohN eutuu. rs u Caudi-
date for Governor of Ohio.
You are fully aware, gentlemen, that the nominn
ton has been made, not only without my solicita-
ton but against my personal wishes. The cir
cumStanccS attending il, and the manner of its pre-
scntation, scarcely admit of discussion, rs to the
course TO be adopted. Personal consideration must
yield to the duty which every man owes 10 the
State and therefore, while apprec;ating nliku the
honors and responsibilities ot the position, accent
the standard you present to me- and to :hc utmost
otmy ability, will bear it through the contest
whcthcrto victory ordctCat those who have chosen
ne must determine.
accept and fully approve the resolutions of the
Convention, accompanying your note. My own
position has been clearly defined, that do NOT
consider 1t necessary to rcsatc it on this occa
sion. have but one object in accepting the posi-
ton your constituents have assigned nc, and that
Is to aid you and them in sust inning the Govern
ment ~ the great work Of suppressing this most
wicked rebellion, and restoring our country TO It's
former unity and glory.
Very truly yours, JOHN RROTGH.
WM. DENNIsoN, JR., President.
j. ID. CALDWELL, Secretary,
Union Contention of Ohio.
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Death of Cantain Chance.

The Fostoria N,cs states that on Wednesday last
the remains of Captain Hiram Chance, of Company
A, 49th o. V. L. arrived at that place, by Express
from Murlreesboro, Tenn. He fell while gallanty
leading his men in Il charge at Hoover's Gap, in
pursuit of the rebel General Bragg.
Captain Chance served as Orderly Sergeant
through the three months service afterward en-
listed for three years and was elected First Lieu,
tenant of Company II, 49th Ohio; and was subse-
quently promoted to Captain Of Company A. lie
was highly esteemed as an officer, and universally
beloved by all who knew him.
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John BrouRh,s Acceptance of the Nom-
inntion for Governor.

CuLuNrys O., Juuc IL, lsG3.
H,u Joha BroUgh, C}crelU,d, OHIO go
The people Of Ohio, who are loyal to the Consti
tuition Of the United States as interpreted by its i'm
mortal trainers, have just spoken their sentiments
in delegated capacity, on the vital issues of the
day, through one of the most animated the moSt
clrucstnnl most important Conventions ever held
in this State.
The people had Just been startled at the defiant
action ofmcn Of unworthy ambition, ot desperate
political fortunes, who but few days since avisg
dcluded Ndhcrents OF thoir party to array them.
solves against the constituted authorities had nom
mated for Governor an uudisguiscd cuntcmucr Of
official orders.
In their insane forrc,ruucss OF patriotic duty.
these political managers couSpirCd to promotc tn
the high othccot Commander-in-C Chief ot the mill.
tary forces OF Ohio one who glurics in having up-
posed force to armed rebellion thus iusalGug the
one hundred thousand soldiers of this State now
defending the Constitution in the field.
Inspired wd the loiuncss ot the great occasion.
desiring to cast away cu,barrOSSmcutS ot all poit-
cal rammcls, and foregoing all predictions, as
band ot brothers, loyal citiIcuS and soldiers have
united in the great peoples movement To aid the
President summarily to crush out the rebellion. ln
this spirit the Convention performed its high mis-
sion to-day. ltrphcctcd the popular heart in sum
moniug YOU, sir, from your personal engagements
to devote your time and talents rs standard .bta,rr
of the National UnonistS Of Ohio before the pca-
pie vt this State.
loN have been duly nominated the Union candi
date for Governor ct Ohio, and We are instructed
to convoy to you the earnest request of the Gonycu
uon that you accept the nomination.
The state ot Ohio is in the center of the RCpuh.
hc-lt is IN the pathway OF commerce between the
Atlantic and the PaClc--hcr gagautic interests are
all bound up i'll the pcrpctuItion ot the Union The
enemies of national government would break the
States in rrincipalitcS, or divide the whole int
two ContcdsraceS, leaving the United States con,
fined tn thread ct territory within Ohio, bctwcvh
the lakes and the OHIO river.
The people are loyal and will scout such inGdcl
ity to the sublime principles of national unity.
Your patriotic determination to aid the national
authorities to secure a complete and honorable tri
umph over rebellion, binds YOU and the people Of
ONO IN common cause, cooperating with the Ma.
uonal Executive during the pending struggle t,
save the Constitution and the Union.
Believing. most cordially, that the people will
secure TO YOU and your colleagues majority vote
unprcccdentcdin in the history Of the Staic We sub.
scribe ourselves, for the Convention officially,
NuuIs, &c, WIN. DENNtSON, President
JOuN d. CALDWELL, Secretary,
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VOLUNTEER COMPANIES,

The Military Committee of Wood County hay,
disricted said County with view to tho raising o
hYe Volunteer Companies, as follows
Company Ne. l-Pegrysburg, Middleton and Lake
No. Weston, Milton, jackson and Washington;
No. PLAIN, Liberty, Portage and Center;
No. 4 Henry, Bloom and Perry;
No. Montgomery, Webster, Freedom and Troy.
Persons wishing authority to raise said Compa.
mes should make application at once to the Com,
mttee. No applications will be sure Of attention
unless handed in before the 9TH inst
BY order Of the Military Committee.
h. A. HAMILTON, Chairman.
Attest. HENRY II. DODGE, Secretary,
Perrysburg, o., June 3, 1864,
independent c0py.l
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NJ AN RIED.

LETTERS -EMClI.-In Perrysburg, O., July
., 1863, by }, Chapel, j. F., George Lcthers and
Miss Elizabeth Emch.
WEANER-R ROBERTS. At the Baird House,
IN PeryabWg, July 4, 1862 by j. Chapel, j. r.,
Isaac Weaver and Miss Rachel Roberts all OF
Bloom Township Wood County, Ohio.
,CON-WALTHAM.--I In Portage, ON tkc 9th
ut, by Eli Phillips, j. F.. William Cox and Miss
Catharine Watham, all of Portage, Wood County.
POWERS-PALMER.- In Frccport, July !. by
John stanton, j. p, Harry II. Powers, of Perrys-
burg, ond Nils Marie 4. Palmer, OF Frccport.
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Time OF Closing Mails.
Pcrrysburg church Directory.

METHODIST EPIscoPAI,-Rev. S. II. Alderman Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1890 An. and So Pm.
pRrsByrERtAN-Rev. q, A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each Sunday at 1890 An.
B,prtsr-Rey. II. B. TAFT Pastor Services each Sun.
day at lO3O a.
LurHgRAG-Rev. J. Klinages, Pastor. Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GERMAN METnoDisT-Rev. c. Swineforth Pastor. SerY'
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 AM.
C.ruoLtc-Rey Mr. Hannah, Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 AM.
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THE LATEST WAR NTELLlGENCE.
THE REBEL INV VASION.

Great Battle near Getty Sburg The Battle
Fierce and Bloody Heavy busSes on
Both Sidcs-The Rebellion Receives n
Mortal Wound Gen. pleasanton Doing
Good Execution.
The great conflict Of the Rebellion has been in
progress in Pennsylvania during the past week.
We give to our readers summary OF events as
they have transpircd
Ou Wednesday, July |, q severe and sharply
contested battle was fought at Gettysburg, in Penn
sylvania.
The rebel General L,ngs,rcet attacked the LIST
Corps of the Armv of the Potomac under command
Of Major General k,bn' W. Reynolds, evidently
with the intention of dtvSrting the attention ot
General Meade, and preventing his great move
mtnt against the main colump Of Lee. LougStrcct
utterly failed in accomplishing his purpose, and
was completely routed. The loss ON both sides, it
is reported. was quite severe. We regret to h1
compelled 10 announce that Major-Gcneral Rcy.
nolds was killed. He led his men in person, ,x.
posing himself in the tn ickcst Of the fight. The
result of the battle was total defeat OF the object
of the enemy and the gaining OF certain points at
tempted 10y the frs; corps.
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The Continental. q.

This magazine has entered upon its fourth vol
ume, and is fast attaining position in politica
Significance far above that heretofore occupied by
any similar publication on this continent. Hon
Robert j. Walker and Hon. +. p. Stanton ar,
among its regular contributors. a single one of it
political articles has been published in pamphle
form, and has already attained circulation of more
than one hundred thousand copies.
Terms-S3 per annumn; two copies, $5; three
copies, Sc. Address John F. Trow, so Green stree
New York.
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Official Statement Of Gen. Mcade-En-
emy Attacked our Forces but were Re
pulsed at all P0ints-So Impression
made on MeFde's POsitiOn-RebeIs Lose
many General Officers.
WASHINGTON, July 3.--An official dispatch, re-
ceivcd this afternoon from General Meade. dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, July I'll
7. NJ says; The enemy attacked me about four
O'Clock this afternoon, and after one of the scvercst
contests of the war; was repused al all points.
We have suffered considerable in killed and
wounded. Among the former are Brigadicr Gen
erals Paul and look and among the wounded Gen
erals Sickles Barlow, Graham and Warren slightly.
We have taken large number of prisoners.
WASHNGTON, July "a later dispatch has
been received from Gen. Meade dated $ o'clock
this morning., wA,lh says, The action commenced
again at early daylight upon various parts of the
line. The enemy thus far has made no impression
upon my position. All accounts agree in placing
their whole army here.
Prisoners report Longstrcet's and A. p Hills
forces were much injured yesterday and that many
general officers were killed General BaTksdale,
Of Aiss, is deau hlg body is within our lines
We have thus far about 900 prisoners and
small number yet 10 be started
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Frn.I the PTe1ident.

WAsHISGroN, July 4--lO A. M.-The Rresiden.
announces 70 the cou ltry that the news from the
Army OF the Potomac to 10 =. NJ. of the Sd is such
TO cover it with the highest honor and promises
a great success TO the cause OF the Union and 10
claim the coincidence of all for the many gallant
fallen; and that for this he especially desires on
this day that He whose wil not ours should ever be
done, be everywhere remembered and reyerenced
with the profOundest gratitude.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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More ssTaiIure of Trims to Connect >,

The delegates appointed by the "no-partv-
smell Clique, ON the 9th day of June, to repre-
sent that concern in the Senatorial Convention,
failed to make their appearance in Findlay, on the
3Oth Of June. We suppose it was all sowing to
the failure of trains to connect! I" There must be
railroad conspiracy against the Clique! 1t is a
wonder the members thereof don't step into some
bar-room, organize the ONLY GENUINE General As
sembly Of Ohio, and revoke few railroad chart
ers, slight warning of what is in store if the
Clique is further tampered with That would
make railroads " come to time !"
BY the way, some of the delegates they appoint
ed have no sympathy or respect for the Clique, and
have no inclination to disgrace themselves by rep
resentiug any such concern.
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Largo Arrivals OF Prisoners mt Balti-
morc-The Eleventh Army Corps Re
deems sltSclf-Tcrriblc Repulsc of Long
streets COrpS,


At uinc O'Clock on Wednesday morning. the LIST
and lth Army Corps reached Gettysburg, enter
ing from the east side OF the town, and marched
directly through "a the west side.
y cavalry force of the enemy IN town were gal
looping bacN aS we advanced. On passing out OF
the west end OF the town, the enemy was observed
advancing rapidly from the ChamberShurg turn
pike IN line OF battle, toward the town, evidently
cuioavOlmy To hold an advantageous position com
manding the town. The First corps, UNDER Cen
cral Reynolds, which was in advance, pushed for
ward at double quick, to secure an advantageous
position.
The cncmy, under Longstrcet and Hill, advanced
steadily, and in few minutes "A heavy fire, both
artillery and muskctry, opened along the whole
Federal aud rebel lines The Eleventh Army
Corps, under Howard, was also soon in position,
and for some time quite heavy battle ragged.
Several charges were made by the enemy to dis
lodge our forces, all OF which were unsuccessful.
At three o'clock the enemy moved his entire force,
and endeayOred 10 turn our right wing. Reynolds
advanced to meet them, and heavy infantry
fight cnsucd, in which both suffered severely vol
ley after volley being poured into the opposing
columns with deadly effect. The field between
the contcnding armies was strcWn with dead and
wounded. 1t is said the enemy suffered fully as
heavily as we, though it is not known what was
their loss in officers.
An effort to flank our right wing entirely failed.
and we held prominent and commanding posi-
ton, for which a struggle was made at close tight
which ceased for the day about i, NJ
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ArmY CIothing for Yolunteer Militia

The Adjutant General of Ohio has advertised for
proposals for furnishing companies of Volunteer
Militia with the regular army uniform; and will
communicate to any companies the lowest propos-
ais he receives. The State does hot furnish the
uniform, and this action of the Aduant General is
merely taken to enable our Volunteer Militia tu
buy their uniforms at the lowest rates, and prevent
the imposition to which they might otherwise be
subjected. Companies wishing uniforms OBJ
tain all necessary information by addressing the
Adjutant Generals office-if the same can not be
obtained of the County Military Committee.
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We Nouch for its Trnth.

Show us newspaper, says the Boston Transcript
whose columns are at all times crowded with new
advertisements, aud we will show you commu-
nifty alive with business enterprise. The age is
moving one. man who does not advertise in
these days will in short time find himself behind
his competitors.
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Correction.

We last week failed to correct a statement we
had previously made, concerning the appointment
of H. +. Averi, Esq, as Quartermaster Of the 9th
Ohio Cavalry. The regiment to which he is APP
pointed is the Sth Cavalry. portion Of the rcgi-
ment is at Fort Laramie, Nebraska, whence Mr.
Averill proceeds with the remanderl
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While Gen. Paine lay wounded near the breast
works OF Port Hudson, his Assistant Adivtapt Ger.
eraI offered 10 any one who would carry him a
5f.n,. Of water, s2,0G0. A brave fellow undertook
the task, and succeeded in cooling the parohed
lips Of the hero cheftain and doubtless saving his
lte but death was his own reward. He was rid
died with rebel bullets.
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Fire Near Woodyillc.

The large steam grst and saw mills of Elderkin
& Ferguson, near Woodville, took fire on Thurs
dav last and with their contents, totally con
sumed There was no insurance
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PEsRySHURC rSArsKEV.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
J. j. gsAEGfEER, Beutisf.

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Wood County, that he will be at Mcad's Hotel, in
Gtlead, on the lst Of August, and remain until The
10Th.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg, from the 18th
until the LIST of September.
At'lambs Hotel, in Bowling Green, from the Is.
of September until the 18th.
Prepared 70 operate in all the various branches
OF Dentistry; Those wishing work done will please
call early, that he may have tilae TO finish their
orders before leaving, 10
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DIR. Rohack,s Constituents.

We learn that the distinguished and popular in
yentor Of those famous scandinavian Remedies, the
BLooD Pills and BLOOD PURHIEE, advertised in
our business columns, receives nearly as manv
letters, by oyery Iuail, the Treasury Department
The ayeragels more thsn cooper day His patients
scattered over the broad West the Southern States
and New England, are said TO roach the enormous
and almost incredible aggregate of 100000! Ry
his patients we mean those who use his prepara.
tlons as their ONLY MEDICINES. We presume that
such connection is without parallel in Medical
history. Ereh@ge.
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TO school Directors.

Any School District in Wood or Lucas Counties
desirous of securing the services of a good and
competent Lady Teacher, well calculated to please
and give general satisfaction in every respect will
10 well 10 address the undersigned at Perrysburg
ONO N. IL. CALLARD.
Perrysburg, June "a, 1868. Sc
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

]. Ii. Kuder. ESQ., of Tontogany, is authorized
TO receive subscriptions for the JOURNAL.
N,usfEE CGrY-P. C. Holt, at the Post Office,
has charge of our subscription list at Maumee,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearnges and renew their subscription.
ToSroG ANy-our patrons at Tontogany will
find their accounts with Judge Tuller who is au-
thorized to receive subscriptions for us at that place
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Gen. Dix may well claim victory for the Union
forces on the Peninsula. He has captured many
prisoners and hs progress thus far has been de-.
eid2d success. The reports published heretofore
that Richmond will soon fall, unless il is defended
by large force,
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BLANKS! BLANKS!

We have on hand good assortment of blanks,
including Warranty, Quit Claim and Mortgage
Deeds, Chattcl Mortgages, Dispositions, Subp@nas,
Summouses, Supervisors blanks, &c, &c.-ail OF
which are printed in the best STYLE and for sale at
Toledo prices. Persons wishing anything of the
kind should call at the JOURNAL office.
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AND PAINS IN THE LIMBS, when 25.cont bot
tie Of DR.. TOBIAS'S Venetian Liniment will al
ford you immediate relief. Price 20 and so cents
DR.. Tobias's Horse Lnmcnt in pint bottles, so cts
Depot, SO Cortlandt street, New York. Sold ey-
erYMhere. Oh
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An Unfortunate Comparison.

Some members of the Clique compare the two
conventions which were held at Bowling Green on
the 9th of June, TO "camp meeting and a
"doggery its outskirts" As the Clique held
its meeting in bar-room, it is unnecessary TO state
which was the "duggery."
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Tlln EnIIrih

Passed off quietly in this town, the great ma
jority OF our citizens going to Toledo and other
places. Enough however were left TO make the
big gun thunder its defiant tones in prolonged re-
verberations up and down the classic banks of the
Miami of the Lakes
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II, B. Peterson Il Bros.

We call attention to the advertisement Of 7. b.
Peterson & Brothers in to-day's paper. If you
want Books of any or all kinds, Petersons' Pub
fishing and Bookselling House is the place from
which 10 order
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DAYTON ana Michigan Railroad.

The forthcoming annual report of the Superin-
tendent Of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad, will
show the following exhibit of the operations of the
road during the past year:
Earnings from Passengers .......... SlQOl8O So
Freight .'.''.',.,, 4302l2 3S
Mails and Express. 1882 50
Total l''''''' ''''''''' So, ''''..,, SB63 7O5 So
The operating expenses, exclusive of
taxes, for the same time, were.'.'. PIG 203 OS
Leaving net earnings S4l7 ,5O2 II
Showing that the expenses of operating and
maintaining the road were S9.G per cent of the
gross earnings,
The net revenue of S447, ,5O2 AZ, should be re-
duced by the amount paid TO the Cleveland and
Toledo, Michigan Southern, and Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana railroads, for rent OF bridges, &C.;
Depot aud track at Toledo aud Piqua.. S9,2lS 90
State and National taxes .,..,.,, 49,, 2O430 2I
lo'ai ai''''''''' ''''''''' ''''' '''' Sas ,b43 Fl
Leaving the actual aetreEenue, S4l7,s5s 20.
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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 directly 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
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The Two Responses.

FSotI RosecraRs Army. From she Rebel LINES.
This army greets John He (Yallandigham) is
Brough,-GeR. Gar'isid's our style of an.--Clot-
D.spasel. Qnooga Reid.
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DON'T Forget !

That rev aud cheap goods are constantly on
hand at the Cash Store. Bear it in mind, and drop
in, when you want anything.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
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Iutal Mattrrs.
TIME TABLE---Dayton Il Mich. II. II

Toledo Il Wabash Railway.
Time Table for Maumce City,
GorSG EAST. GOING WEST.
4:O5 A. NJ. 4O5 p. NJ. 1910 A. NJ. 1875 p. NJ
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wood County OfnciaI DIRECTORY.
JUDICIARY OFFICERS

JUDICIARY OFFICERS.
Alex g. Latty Judge Of Court Of Common Pleas.
F. fuller. .............. Judge OF Probate Court.
william Jones. Clerk OF the Courts.
j. X, Tyler................P Prosecuting Attorney.
The PROBATE Judge will attend to business connected
with his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Addison Smith. County Auditor.
John C. Wooster.................. Treasurer.
Habriel 4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sheriff.
Sylyanus Hatch. ..,...........R Recorder.
Nathan W. Minton.. surveyor.
Snoden l.. Sergeant. nt....................,Co Coroner.
Walter Davidson,
Addison Lansdale,S ............. Commissioners.
George W. Hill,
J. W Woodbury.
g. A. Adams, ...........Sc School Examiners.
d. 4. Avery,
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item Of
great interestto the people of Wood county A suf-
lhcient in ducement, we take it, to make PeHyI-
burg The trading point.