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


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hearty earnest connrs,rl,tions on The success of
the a3ned;iion 90 itwas nsysr heCnrs INV lot to
',;,,'ns 7, 10 No., th., s;o,orr G. f,ho.,o.
stems hall, rotnnda and gailervN-in short, every
;nch or standing ,ye. crcwdad IN ;,s mines,
ranaritv The bond niavod an The balcony thop
in the iutunda fire works. rockets &c. were let off
lrm the 'front.' and presently Col. Grlerson was in
T%n Coouoi o ,,aJo ssv ro,,srl IID soro nraa;
10 tho officers and mon under him for their daring
and endurance. lie would rather face an 'eounl
number of rebels. Lieut.. Woodward was tbon in
troduced by DR., Doztic, and also private of the
| 7th Illinois after which Major Starr of the 9th H.
| linois Cavalry was introduced. who rave A brief
! sketch of tho e.pedtop. particularly some of the
tricks they resorted TO- 10 deceive the enemy such
! sending ont scouts in buttornut unforms.scpdin0
false messages on the telegraph 10 various nlaces
in their vicinity for the purpose of putting Them ON
a false track. At one place they teieprapSed a.out
! the movement of the enemy whom a large force
started from their camus. the Union cavalry
marched direct TO the camp the rebels had left nnd
DESTROYED II, and thus avoided this large forco al
the same timo.
Several short spcechcs from citizens were Got off
and the Union aap was uufurled in tho hall of the
ST. Charles for the first time since thc rnntnro NJ
the city The band PLAYED nil the popular national
airs during the evening. and after the meeting had
dispcrscd tho officers and Lending citizens retircJ
! tn tho prntlcmcu's narlor. where thcre was oan-
oral INTRODUCTION. enliyened bv supJry hIact hot.
ties. the contents of which were distribntod vary
freely. Still later n select few odionrned IN ths
ladies parlor, where a number were awaiting n
b. introduced, after which Col, (;ricrson astonsheJ
and rrn,iArd an by MIA wing nn the n;ano and ,ing
Inc IN A manner that proycG hr was "a welI nhla r.
handle piano AS cavalry cops
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