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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

eas oaIy give . fsw q he many tbOassoAs q
euEtiHOstss an EseoiVtaE In fsSsr q this Ero1t
&astaSelu-: bat have bAA . 1oA1titS q GAeu P1b-
IITi n circular ElE NhIeh { SGD free aPplIeA-
ti0a- WhstLsE yea eOheIads % give The nGdteiNs .
trial Dot, sod fur circular Price ttty CeofsS
and Ona Dollar, . bottle.
DE 10. c WIEHARf,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
and 7. u. LOGAN CO.
Asruts tOT West Ttrgiuta.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
Pittsburgh Iron.

WEtesP = tan ssosk q n sls,s ~. Ssaa,s Asss
w sd hOOP 1Tuu e PlttIhuFEh NE. ~.
~ ttssyesf PF4PeR HETraLF q HUHTg
SeAo - Nan STREET.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
Notice to AGED 9 Inlrm Parenls.

HEADQrAA4Eas, OyTIeE PEoVOsT NA1aaAL
- DLgTRIGT WHsT TuEs ia
GAAB4oN, DsesmbaF l. 1sG4
CIOPION Of the EnFollnent At provides that
- Uhen there are two or more ems of sgd g n
arm paronts suhJset dFaft the fAthaFs az Be b
dsAA The hlothaF. nag elect Vhteh s1n a1Au % s1'
e BS,,,. interested viii take uotes that The slse-
tSou mud be niads before the dram, IN order that
the name q the slsete4 nay Be stricken ffO0
the roll. ..-.,,
Of ahieS I'm b inrnisbsd iEUn this oalee:
OrtiSalts ofa Payeaf GAat AE So dagfNss $50 -
his ~ AsE SoAS sse4PEed
l, the sOs.s.se.., u: taAsF tOt s.e!hssl e
ana Is.ids9.s e oo 90 Y q! seas &c, g
th1tsf elSef nv s0u shall Be- exempt
f~a thS opSratioas q E act Of Congress .fDE oh.
rolling and ealHne out tie national fOTeeA 4es a.
proved March = ASA.
We the subs1ibsrs, d. hardy earthly that the
above named is aged and IndFm, ahd drpsDdsht
90 the iaJoT u sOus for support
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
FOR SALE.

A desirable residence On nIszkst street., Csu.Es
POr terms apply 70 AZ DREW WILSON Esq.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
NOTICE.

ASSISTANT QUARTER.NAETER'E OFFICE,
CORIEA q A2B :s:P sTHEEEs.
WashinEtGn, D. C.s AosGtlbof 81 lseS.
mum ,lhito sAIs 81 QnAFtoEmASEsFaG 6soEas a4VeFs
/ n. U ~. n aIalills ahs - O0naoalnlF, b
GlfAF- fI-TullRKINE,
. defl.ti .nr GaOf, auIl 4 Nj u q a. Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
srAFE VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE, c ;;s,,

WHEELIN81 Ne Va lIVV' w '777'T
A q REQUIRED By Law. 1 hereby announce ny
n readiness % furnish gGnutna HACCIEB NAT
TER without charge, 70 every etEiEen q this ststS
and soldier in the armies Of the United States, aud
JOHS o. HUPPs
,Iso3 S4dkv State Vaccine Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
DyspepsiaI Dyspepslal

Dr. WIsHAkT: have bo4n = eOas4anr suGsFur
With DysPepsia tOT the lAst GIEhteS1 ySaEs daFing
Shish d@a ! eaa0Ot saS thAS ever GBjoyGd poT-
toetly UOlldA tbETs ere times UheR tie yuptorS
we're more aGEragata1 Ghan AZ 1fhaFr ~ Iksn q
sgsusd h Womb b = GTsaG Islisf % dis- haI a
Al umss ~ upPleaSO1E f1EliHE b ~ haad, h1f laI.
oIly NJ slnULtlgss - Burh tneIuaso1 that bec1mG
SlDost unnt tOE 6usinesl u any ktll NJ MAD 49,
eUltt1nslly aid With Elocmy thoaRhts ani furo-
boddnEe, and u attempted y change their elFFeut
~ TSadns, a. Ooes As1Eltboo q ~ ouldoeas .
eOaleettol With . d0aA weight. - &c were. Eestsd
up0n ny bralDi alsO teelilE q dekRosl Would 90.
e1T - he sto1aeay 9zd sFOSG Paf1 - ny eyes A.
eo1pantEd WITH Ghteh WEs ths eOstiaRat foaF q
tosanE ny reA.oD taAso OIpsr3sDrG great lalEftuGa
d'eiltty aod DsEyolsnatA, Shkeh uSfe & 8nelIT -
SAlk ~ dey 81 slosP ~ 6ishs- beess1s sVSrSs %
sGSi.Sy sd aisPosSa Oaly = sssla.ioo; aoA haVis
tried the sk4u O4 b8nsbaE % Olltnals rhEsleas e
yArtC1s sehOois finally cane - he eo8ei6si1a t.i
NJ thts dssasa a. NJ prssost 49,, Is gears, tbSrS
49, ~ cure N eEtstsoeo. b1t, EbEUaEh Ghs later
feF0nce q Diytne RFogiis1ee, 10 Who1 dPV,lfly
01Sr ny tha1ks, ~ laSs f0a8d s0VeFoiEn Bunlo6T
In ySar DSsPsIsis Plls and TAI caEdial. shich
sssn % have G9set1lly Fo1OVed aluosG ths Iast
trAes q ny l1lE list q ailus1ts and bAd flslInRs
sd IL IbGr Placs health. pleasure and co1Se1fS1E
are NY 0yeTy14y cODpaHtOBG
JAlIEs y. EAGNDEKf,
No. as SOTth EseORd stTeeE, PhflSSeInhfS ~.
merry Of Woodbury., ;. J.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
FAMILY DYE CoLORS.
PnE.nHesR October IA, ISB5.

fUT UyStng SLk, WOQAeo And MlEa1 dtto1SS EAiesi.'
Scarf, DFSlsss, RfbbOas, Glgyess nO1lsts. Hats
F6AfhsFa, KID Gloves. Chil1Esu's Cl1thi1E.
rs--l md al Kinds q WsaEtlE AppAEeL
ga SAVIRe OF 50 pER CRNP.%Es
FOR = cents yOa can color ~ many gOods asyOqid
0llaFails est i've times that VATiOus shades
elnHa IFOlneea iron he sEl1s dye. me process b
Glmlla' and any ous can uss the dye with perfect
lloSrls DirsetfOnS IN Enasiih Fre1eh and German,
inside Of each package.
EGT fHFther tn6uFuatiou IN DyetnE. aDd giving .
perfect knowledge shat eOlOrs are beSt adsPtsd %
dyS over othsFs with many valuable TsCslpeSl par.
ehasS Howe = eteVelf Tieati8s % DgeiBR a11 Col.
Onug. Sent By nail % receipt q pIiee.lo eulta,
$50 BBOABWAY. DO5To8.
for sale by druggists and dealers geOsEally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Personally apps.rsd b.so.s ne tie a9oVe-z2sosa
,and ,aad SsVsEaIly made oaaA tAas
the above certificates are e0ETeet aod tru8 % he
best Of their EBoWISIso and belIeE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Dr the new constitution of yeuesu.I.
slavery is forever abolished in that conn,
Try
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
FOR SAIE on RENT.

nun tAsos ssosy BEI-k Dssll.s H0ass losnEiy
II ns9l = WhteA ~ uut9a, ougBsT q = -
Ms afFnse "a WauG RSgen Fo1as Uiab kaEs
Eoo0 a1Ea8 6E9lEos o11plssA- Eoluiso - AEal-
tGFi8 60, Co., HolBs b1fl11E-
ssS4s-1g sAHCEL CAASL
NOV htha - nkmgWRslIa 1iNBos. M
IN 1nIG O1I1lL WGI1lle1
DgV2S ED4gSD 9oCAlSS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
0UARIER MAsFER 6ESERALs OyIIcE-

WMEu1, EOVs1barzA Iso1-
A IL persa8st - - ei9y hsVIos ar1s C. SSeiy-
~ HG11B bai88Ei1g - IL e1aGR, ars EulGrS1 =
E8t1Fu Gka sADs % H. uofGGSiE1a1, - Ihs safe
NhaPSh01ss. oEsE - NaFEs4 50 oat1eg SEER'fs
en- Y. RROWX.
asys1-1s aMGSsssi Gs.t VlrEiaiA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

Interesting reading matter will be fouad
on the fourth page Of this paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

p.r.ouArly apps...a b.sors ne he .bOys pa31.a
and and generally mAds Osth thaE
the abuVe eeTttdeat6s are eOTTvEt aoa trnp 70 the
begf or thar kngWlSdge ard bSlitE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03
nc Bseaie Rorn .hus as.etlbe. he ad.

The Bsgte Horn thus descsibes the ad-
ventures of its Mike" In une OF the ''priV.
ate hotels" now SO numerous in the south:
He says their gongs and bells make as
much CHATTER as ii there was really some
thing on table to call the public 10; but
when be gets there, be sees nothing but
empty plates Presently walters will be
seen dispensing different articles OF prov
ender-Pretty generally to the military
gentlemen With stars and bars on their col
iars-and when you ask them to give you
''some O. that what that feller's got," the
waiter will lOok At you just as a faro dealer
does when he "rakes down your pile"-
looks as If he had "Chawed" you-aud in.
nocenIly says:
That's private, sir y
Then you look around to see what else
might suit your taste, aud you see another
chap with eggs. You think, "well eggs
are common enough, dear knows"
"Well, give me some eggs, then"
"Dem's private, too, sir. De gemmAn
fotch 'em here, and We cook 'em for him"
"GiVe me some potatoes, then; | sup.
pose they are not private said, loud
enough TO attract ali the eyes around the
table.
"Yes. massa. denis private, too; but
gto you some corn oreRu-An mere some
salt an here's some corn bread"
"Give me some Of that butter, you black
rascal" said, aggravated, as, indeed, ii
should make anybody feel who was pay
ing eight dollars day for board
"WGll, msssa, Glare mRssN, dHts private
100! Here's some salt"
Spying another niger, motioued hin
to me, thinking would slip bribe inIc
his finger, and possibly get some Of the Pri'
vate dishes. lie came Reluctantly, and y!
extended my hand with promise to pay
10 it, stopped and said in Il low tone:
"I'se private servant, massa."
This capped the climax, and ! deter
minei to finish my meal of corn dOdger!
and salt, and take the next train for !
change.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

TuE COpprrheads have been celebrating
themselves lately upon rumored iuten-
ton on the part OF Gov. Bradford, of Mary
land, to refuse certificates Of election to the
emancipation Congressman, recently elect.
ed in that State, But the poor, fortune
kicked wretches-
Never uurs'd dear gazeIle,
To glad them with lie soft black eye,
But when It came TO know them well,
It "went back on them" And go it hap
pens in this instance, that "tbe gszells
comes in" once more to give them griet.-
For Governor Bradford. AS it in haste to
blight their little joy, has published his
proclamation, in accordance with the Law
of Maryland, recitipg the returns of the
vote 10 the late election, and proclaiming
81 do therefore by this my Proclamation
declare that the said John \. j. CresswelI,
Edwin II. Webster, Henry Winter Davis,
Francis Thumas and Bepjamin G. Harris
are duly elected members of the House OF
Representatives, to represent this State in
the Thirty ,eigh,h Congress of the United
States"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-03

JAMEs u. EAGNDKRi,
merry Of Woodbury., >. J.
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decs3 u
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Bran, shipstuR and Midlings.

900 ross HEAVY MIDLINGs, sHIPsTUFE
ZNJU aud Bran Tor sale ~ lowest prices BY
dec3 PRYOR 4 FROST.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
CoppERHEAD BRUrALITIEs.

1t seems that tho Coppcrhead fraternity
of this State is capable of almost any crime
recorded in the Ncwgato Calendar. The
Thin Tribune records the following list of
outragos perpetratod Ivy them in that place.
Such miscreantS are only fit for tho abode
of their father, tho Devil
:" The oldest and most respectable citizens of
Titliu, who have resided here for the last thirty
years, affirm .hat they never Witnessed such dis.
graceful proceedings in this place as occurred on
Friday the 18th. Ladies' passing, along the street
were by drunken blackguard Copperheads
old citizens were knocked down and treated in a
brutal mlnner-ladies were knocked down and
had their loyal badges and clothes torn of business
men were insulted whilo attending to their duty
private citizens in their own houses were insuted
and in some instances were compelled to fee TO
tho cellar for safety. We can 20 on ii we are DIS.
posed, and enumerate over one hundred disgrace
full scenes but he character Of them is too obscene
TO appear in print Suffice it 10 say, that the
beastly conduct Of this crowd surpassed the Five
Points Of New York "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
Cheering News from Burnside.

Nrw YORK October IA special to the
Tribme from Knoxville, llth, says General
Burnside advanced toward Greenvillo ON
Thursday and Friday. lie overlook rebel
force under jackson and Williams on Sat,
Wdoy at Blue Springs, Phe rebels occupy
a strong position and number at least 5000.
Car cavalry held the advance until r. NJ,
when the first division several times charged
the rebels The firing was sharp and de.
struvtive To our mon, The rebels used
only one battery. They wero driven from
the field at sandown, but darkness rendered
pursuit impossible, The rebels are now
retroating on the Greonvillc road. We
lost 60 killed aud wounded, The latter are
IN the cars, to DO sent 10 Knoxville Burn
side is pursuing, Eyorythins looks en-
CouTaging.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
GLORIOUs OLD WOOD.

Wood County has given the Union ticket
q majority of LOO For this glorious re.
suit thanks arc due to tho vigiant and un-
rcmittng efforts of the Union men.
This result is due to the loyal sentiment
that thrills tho hearts OF her people, and
their unrclcnIing emnity to every thing that
has the slime of treason or rebellion about
it.
And last aud least, let Mcssrs Dodge and
Tyler receive their need of credit for this
glorious result, For ten or twelve days
previous to the election, thoy cau> Nsscd the
county in behalf OF Vallandighom and made
Union votes wherever they went. For this
we thank them.
All honor to loyal Wood The hearts OF
her soldiers in the field will leap with Joy
WHOM they hear from her.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
rHE GLORIOUS RESULT.

The election returns thus far received
fom large portion of the State, give pos
tive assurance of a result which is simply
"GloWouS!' There S no doubling the
taot that the Union State Ticket is elected 10y
at least sixty, and probably seventy, thou.
sand majority ON tho home yotc--and our
gallant soldiers will swell the majority 70
At least csE HUNDRED IU0v5ANp Ohio has
redeemed herself from the STAIN Of having
evan traitor candidate fol Governor.
Rrough is triumphantly elected Valan.
dighaU IS not simply defea,ed-he is po-
htically crushed to a jelly and the
brand which the pcopls have placed upon
him, far surpasses IN hlackross AMI dis.
grace that enshrined with the detes,ed
name--Bencdict Arnold The victory is a
national one more valuable TO the GOV.
Hrnment, and more crushing to the rebel,
Ion, than any battle our arms have get won
IN the field
But Ohio does NOT furnish al the good
News. Pennsylvania, Indiana and Iowa
forward large supplies ot the glorious
In Pennsylvania, it is confidently asserted
that Curtin is reelected by 81, 600 majority
Returns from Iowa give assurance that
Stone (unionl is elected Governor over
General futile (Wn Democrat)
In Indiana, where the election was ouly
for county ohieera, thero have been large
Union gains,
In fact, all the returns nora nennsylya
MIA, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa, show umrcec
eiented Union gains over the vote of laS
year, The voice of TUE People In these
States has been cmphStically given in favor
Of sustaining the Goverumont--in favor OF
prosecuting the war--in iavor of crushing
the reUsls-and in favor of Furnishing trait
ors, Northern as well as Southern.
Let LOYAL MEN rejoice the future is full
"t g'o1'SSa promise 20 their cause and
country Let copperhcads and traitors
tremblingly sneak To their vllainous dens-
in the obscurity and silence OF which
they can ouly hope 10 escape tho contempt
OF all honorable men and there let them
contemplate the fact that History will STAMP
every supporter Of Vallaud!Sham as a
traitor 10 his country aud to tie cause o
humanity-and that 10 be the descendant
Of such a traitor, will prove a rcproach 10
shelr pos,crity for generations TO come,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
"SrING OF rnE CoprERuEAu,"

Coppcrhcad meeting IN Pcrrysburg,
on the 18th Of August last, Judge Green, Of
Chillcothe, made speech, in which he
stated that, amuuS other insults heaped
upon Democrats, tho AbnlitouistS now
called them Coppcrheads and then, rum
ming his fingers dcrccly through his hair,
and rolling his eyes wildly, ho struck an
attitude, and dhoarsely howled---" Lei them
beware of the sting Of the Copperhead next
October" And the Coppers present chcerod
exultingly, We woHli Ike "a little infor.
nation about that sting II wasn't dis
tributed in this portion oi rhs State, and
the orly idea of it we cau. CLEAN from the
returns is that IT was q" brecch-killing
concern -uttorly mnihlAtng those who
handled il! That's what's the matter 4"
with the sting "
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
INDIANA ELECTION.

lNnIANApolIs, Octnber IL The county elections
in this State passed. oGquieuy to-day. Large gains
for the Union ticket are reported from every county
heard nun In Marion county although the vote
was light, the Cnon majority IS 500. Hancock
county has gone lnr the Union by 200 majority,
g>in of 200. Shelby county is Democratic by 2o0
majority, onion gain of 40 IN Bartholomew
county the Union gam is lS9,
TESsr HAUrE, lSp, October lS.--Ihis city gives
Union majority Of abou, SIS votcs-a clear gain
Of 800 over the last election The county is largely
Cnion.
Ib'n. {. N. Fest Union, Is rs-eleeted Judge oftho
9Th Judicid District, over HuH, Independent by a
hSnaSow' majority,
Boone county is Union by 80 majority. Tippe.
canoe gives 500 Enion mNiority, Warren 500 Union
majority Partial returns from a number OF other
counties Indicate large Union gains
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
TIE THREE BRIDES.

This is the title Of short sketch. which
we see in the last number of the Onion
League, published at Columbus, which some
plaGlarist has palmed OF upon that paper
as original, This very same sketch went
the rounds Of the newspaper press some
eighteen years ago. When we were an ap.
prentice to the printing business, in lS45
We set the article up, of which the sketch
in tho Union League is a cerbatim copy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
TYInnnN at the south,

The people of Butler County. Alabama
and particularly The citixons OF Groonvillc
the county seat, have been driven despcr.
ate by the tyranny ot the Confederate
aC'Eorlics, probably from the cxactions of
the taN.collector, for this persouago was
killed in a renoontor between the Conied.
suate and local officials
IN Georgia, Governor Brown as fierce A
Seccssiorist as lives, but still no admrer of
Jeh, Davis has ordered t3.put in iail every
subordinate Confederate official who at.
'emP's 10 impress Fri, Its property.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
VOTE OF THE SOLDIERS.

The 2sth Regiment gives Brongh 6i7, Yallan-
dighNm 600
Ohio troops at Buchanan, Va, BrouSh 70, Vat
landigham 0OO
l2h Regiment Brough $50, Nallandigham 600 ,
Colonel Whites brigade Brough $50, Valan-
dgham \.
Ohio men in 9Th Virginia Regiment Brough
25l. Nallandigham 900
Ohio troops At Charlcston, Na.--Brough, 2,733,
Nallandigham %.
Tooth Ohio--Brcugh i7J, NNllandigham Is.
Ghbcrt's Brigadc--Brough 1000, Nalandig
ham ~
10th Regiment Brough AS, Vallandgham L.
Camp DenmSon--B Brough l35, Nallandigham 5.
nth Regiment Broueh 400, Nalhudgham 900 |!
10Th Battcry-Brough qs, NallandghNm 600!
Rockies Battery Nrough 67, Nalandigham 0o0l
NASHVILLE Oct. l3-SrldicrS' vote at two pre-
cnCts of the barracks, 637 ior Brough and % Cor
Nallandigh0m.
Hamilton county soldiers BrouGh l27, Nallau-
digham ;.
Hospitals Nos. 3 and --Brcugh l2l, vallandg-
ham 0O0
Alexandria Hospital, Virginia, gives SlS for
Brough, aud II for Nallaudigham
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court,

ON the Goth day Of November, A. d. 1868, be-
J tween one O'Clock and four P. NJ, at Samuel
McCrury's Tavern in Wood County, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate,
as the property Of r. J. Iowery, deceased, to-wt:
The south half Of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton %, Township north, Range IL east-contain-
ing so acres. Appraised at $40. This land is
free from dover.
Terms of Sale One-third down, one third in one
year, and the remainder IT, two years the deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured by mort
gage ON the premises.
o. L0WERY, Administrators Of
r. j. Lowcry, deceased.
October 4, 1863, 2id
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
GOOD FOR PERRYsBuuc,

In April last the Democrats elected their cntIc
ticket, in rerrysburg township, by an average ma
iorty Of ninety ono. On Tuesday last the same
township gave Brough majority Of cNE HuNDREp
Avn TuIRrY-StNE A "slight" change, that,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
I Wood County, Ohio, made on the 30th day Of
Sestcmber, 1868, in the case of Martin Warner,
Administrator of Robert Il. Parker, deceased,
against Lucy A.. Parker ct al. the undersigned will
offer for sale on the premises, in Tontogany, Wood
County, Vn1o on ihvhSUA inc oth day oil No
scribed lands and tenements to-wit:
Lots Nos. l23 and r2i in said village of Ton
togany.
Terms-0ne third cash down, the balance in two
equal payments, with interest, secured by mortgage
on the premises.
MARTIN WARNER, Administrator.
Octohnr lS13
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Returns received from Pennsylvania indicate n
sweeping Union majority in the Keystone State.
Curtin IA undoubtedly elected by large majority.
Al hail, Peprsy ylvanil
fHILApELFHlA, Oct. li.--Forney's Press figures
up Curtin's majority at 2l,7So with forty -one coun-
ties to hcar from, which in 1850 gave lN,SS2 for
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DELAYED.

IN order to give our readers tho official vote Of
this county, and election news from different por-
ticrs OF the State, we have delayed issuing this
wcek's paper until Thursday. The JovnNAL will
appear az tho "usual hour" next week.
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NkOre shclIs Throwu into CharIeston.

THE BOSTON HsrdbI has letter from the
fleet of Charleston Oct. 3 which says
Last evening General Gilmore sent one
OF his Greek.hro shells into Charleston,
which set FIRE TO some buildings. The fire
burnt for over two hours. There viii be
warm work here before this reaches you,
4 nothing interIeres in the mean time
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A
pETITION TO SELL LAND.

ospumqs, ps, Mower In the Probate Court Of
AbrsSsm SSnsIr% Sifsr, decd. % Wood County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that !, Septimus Mower,
Administrator Of Abraham Nifer, deceased have
this day filed my petition as Administrator Of said
estate for the sale Of the real estate Of said dece
dent, and SHALL in pursuance Of the prayer Of said
petition on the 9TH day of November, A. D. 1868,
or as soon thereafter rs counsel can be heard, ask
order Of sale Of the following real estate, Of
which the said deoedent died seized, to pay the
debts Of said deceased being the following lands
The northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of Section 70, Town S, Range Q, as above dc.
scribed containing 80 acres Of land, more lessy
SEPTlMUS MOWER, Administrator.
Johnson g. McGowEN, Att'ys for Petitioner.
Perry sburp October IA I9B3 Odd
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ANoNG tho letters 10 Jeff Davis, recently
captured in Mississippi, was one from GEN
eral GNdSjen Of South Carolina, written in
Mexico, IN lSii, whea Davis was Secretary
OF War, developing the scheme OF great
slave federation in the West Indies, where
Southern planters Of enterprise would iad
space and induoements for new homes.
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Perysburg, October 10, 1888.
observation-disclosures

\ "venerable'(?) Copperhead came up
from Toledo ON the Tuesday nights train,
and as he started away from the depot was
heard to remark The way things is goin'
looks very d-i-s.couragiu'!" Sensible
Copper! We "reckon" things do look
blue from that side OF the house.
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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