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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14
STAPLE, FANCY AND FASHIONABLE,

In the selection of which no effort has been spar
ed to render it attractive possible, is now be.
ing opened at the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14
READY MADE CLOTHING d!

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
stanal manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, no sale.
HARDWARE. GROCERIES, sc.
Those wishing topurchase anything in this line
will find il TO their advantage to pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectively invited TO my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proftably spent.
y~Produce taken in nexchapge for goods.
w. ]. HITCHCOCK.
Perrysburg October %, 1862.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hurd 4 Church VS.. George Wickham and William
Whitney.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
livered, viii offer for sale at public vendue at the
door of the Court House, in the town of Perrvsbnrg
Wood County, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, January II, 1883,
Between the hours Of IL and o'clock T.. NJ, Of
said day, the following described property, to-wit
The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
OF section "a town north, range IL, containing
forty acres, l.-
q. +. GUYER, Sheriff.
HuRD & CHURCH, Att'ys.
PeTysburg, December IL, 1862. SSd$2 90
Hon w q Il N
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
EXECUTED WITH
EEATNESS AND DISPATCH,
AT rHE
PERRYsBURG JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14

I lST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoflice
- at Perysburg Ohio, for the quarter ending
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14

The largest stocks Of goods ever offered in thi
market, embracing endless variety of articles
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
From ,hePotomnc,

The reports reaching US up to midnight
last night from the armies of the Potomac
we're conflicting and not indicative of any
thing like settled or reliable phase of af-
fairs. The latest dispatches were those
from Harrisburg, and they speak very en-
couragingly of the prospects. The rebels
are evidently sore pressed and in desperate
straits. Our victorious legions, swelled
with large additions, are close in their rear
snd on their tanks, and the raging Poto
mao confronts them in the face. They can
hardly hope to fight themselves out of this
situation, and it would seem as if they
must be utterly cut to pieces and destroy
ed. The spirit of our whole army is evil
IDENTIFY up to high pitch, and with such a
great prospect before them as the destruc-
ton of Lees army, will endure unheard of
fatigues and perform prodigies of valor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
House ofDeleeates.

Prayer by the Rev. D. W. Fisher. al.a
Mr.. LAMB, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported the following bills, which
were read first time:
No. Is. A Bill to regulate criminal pro-.
ceedings against negroes.
No. II. A Bill to amend the ''act staying
the collection of certain debts"
No. ls. Bill to prescribe the time for
rules iu the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for Ohio county. - D. -.l
No. 10. A Bill TO regulate the recovery
of claims when the State is party inter-
ested.
recting the Judiciary Committee to inquire
Wells, elected Clerk of the Circuit Court
f Brooke county, one hundred and twenty
days in which to qualify and give the
bonds OF his Office.
Mr.. CRAWFORD offered one raising u
Committee of one from each Senatorial
District, TO report a suitable division OF
the State into districts, for the election OF
representatives in Congress.
Mr.. BoGos offered one directing the
Committee on Military Affairs to take into
consideration the propriety of making an
appropriation of not less than 81 900, to
pay the Home Guards of Seneca, Peudle-
ton county, for their services against the
raids and iucursions of the rebels.
Mr.. GRIFFIE offered one instructing the
Committee on Counties, &C., to inquire
Into the expedieucy of altering the boun p.
daries of Webster county.
Mr.. ZINN moved to take up the resolu-
tion proposing to go into the election of o..
8. Senators on Saturday next.
The House refused to take up, the mem
bers generally appearing to think there
was no necessity for haste in the matter.
There being no further business before
the House, it then adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
ResoIut.ons Of Thnnhs.
WHEEIlxa, July 7th, 1868.

At a meeting of the Committee of Ar.
| engagements of the NJ. E. Sabbath Schools
of the City, who participated in the recent
celebration OF 4th of July at MouudsvilIe,
Jane Wilson was called to the Chair and
VIM. Hastings appointed Secretary, when
the following resolutions were unanimous
" adopted
ReSolued, That the thanks OF this Com.
mittee are due oJ. B. Ford, Esq, the gem
tlemanly Superintendent of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. for his courtesy and
kindness in furnishing facilities for max
ing the excursion over the road, and also
for the careful and efficient employees who
accompanied the train, and to whom muck
of the comfort and pleasure of the excur.
sion was due. 'sra
REsOlued, That we have high appreci-
alton of the cordiaiity and Kindness of
Mr.. G. Edwards and other friends of
Moundsville, for the welcome they extended
to us, and for their efforts to make our
stay among them pleasant, and we extend
to them as christian friends and patriots
our most cordial greetings, aud hope to
meet them again often to celebrate the an.
niversary of our National Independence,
after rebellion aud treason have been bur.
ried in the grave of infamy.
ResotUed, That our thanks are due to
Hon. WaitmRn T. Wiley, for his able, pat
riotie and christian address on that day,
and recognise in him what we would like
to recognise in all our statesmen, a chris
tan and a patriot.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
:. Fourth Strset.-Joshua Bodley, Isaiah
Warren aud Robert Campbell.
Chaplias Street.-Wm. Hastings, James
Wilson, James Reed, Norman g. Marsh and
Isaac Cloudy.
North WheeliHS.-F. A. Blanchard; Rev,
r. Ball, J. b. Sage and E. Wiley.
East Wheeliag.-N. q. YaucleVe, James |
Bodley and VIM. NJ Ditmar.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY, July 8

WEDNESDAY, July o.
Mr.. BUHKER offered q resolution that the
Committee on General Laws be Instructed
TO inquire into the expediency of estab-
fishing Board of Medical Examiners for
West Virginia. Adopted.
Mr.. Bowen offered a resolution Instruct
Jog the Committee on Courts of Justice to
report bill defining the duties of Justices
of the peace in cases of felony. Adopted.
AR. RAYMOND reported bill upon the
subject of township organizations which
was appropriately referred.
In accordance with previous notice Mr..
McCanh introduced bill for the encour-
agement of emigration to the State Of West
Virginia. Laid on the table and printed
On motion of Mr.. Farnswsrth, the joint
resolution offered by himself on yesterday
in reference to the appointment of Joiat
committee to ascertain the sentiments in
regard to the war of those who will offer
themselves as candidates for the United
States Senate, was taken mp.
Mr. FARSswoRTH said it was important
! that some such resolution should be adopt
ed. We had been falsely represented here
tofore and bad results are likely to follow
from similar mistake on the part of the
Legislature. he said he could not vote for
any man who was not Internationally in
favor of the Government. ~
Mr.. YOUNG offered an amendment "that
the Legislature of West Virginia desired
| no man to be q candidate for Senator who
could not show a clear record"
| Mr.. BuRLEY said that he didn't think
Mr.. Farnsworth's resolution covered the
ground. Carlile and Vallandigham pro-
fessed to be in favor of the suppression of
the rebellion, but they claimed to have a
better way than ours to do it.
I "a ~ lF,ks@ IL
amendment looked like turning the Senate
into a caucus. He was in favor of the OBJ
iect proposed to be accomplished, but II
could have been accomplished just as read
lily by meeting of the members at any
time after an adjournment.
MIR. PARRswoRTH spoke in favor of the
| resolution.
Mr.. HUBBARD asked Mr.. Farnsworlh
| what he meant by supporting the Gov.
| ernment" Some men claim to be ia favor
of supporting the Government but are OPP
posed to the administration. For himself
he knew of no way of supporting the Gov
ernment without supporting the admins
tration, and he would vote for no man who
could draw the nice distinction.
Mr.. FAREswoRrH replied that one OF his
objects was to get the candidates to ex-
plain themselves upon that very point,
that we might act advisedly.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard the resolu-
ton and amendment were laid upon the
table.
Mr.. STEVENSON called up the House bill
concerning the Hempfeld Railroad"
! The bill occasioned considerable discus
sion, in which several of the members
engaged.
The bill was finally laid upon the table
and the Senate adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
AsSignee's Sale.

DY virtue OF deed Of Assignment to me made BIZ
- David jenkins on the ID day Of March. 1857.
record in Deed Book n 8, pages Il. - and o. OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby Oder At private
sale all the following property, 20 wit: certain
reel Of land aud premises situated adjoining the
town Of New Cumberland, Hancock ,unty, Wet
Va on the Ohio river, Containing two acres, two
rods apd thirty-eight perches, or less which
ts erected hTst class steam saw mill in good run
ming order. doing large business. Any perrOn de-
string safe and paying Investment viii be Satisfed
By making IL IN this property. alsO "a private
sale BY virtue Of 81 d assignment hne tWo story
frame hlUse aud lot stuaed IN said town Of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the u,IH.
This house = very COM I.odiously and pleasantly
situated, out buildings excellent.
The iOTeEoing property will be offered n private
sale until the 1st day Of sept mber !, II, WHICH
day. IL not sOld prior thereto will then be osTeI
public sale on tue premises comm nein AZ the hour
Of 10 o'clock, NJ Any person tlesiTo Of puTehs
sing either b0Ih Of the properties above de eIbed
Wild plea~e call on address the under-IEned ~
freeman'E Landing, Hancock County. wsst Va,
who viii Eive any information desired. TEE of
pap me reasonable
JUL 2nat THOMAS ANDERSON, As.irHAe.
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oonfsderates In PsnnsylvanlA.


General Lees army has occupied, with
York, the centre and capital Of a great
county, which is the garden of PennsylVa-
mia, situated on the railroad on which Bal &.
timore depends for its supplies, and within
| fifty miles of that city, almost due north
The intelligence of the capture of Harris
| burg 10 not confirmed, aud was at least
premature.
TIE plans of Lee are still a secret to our
| enemies, as we'll as to ourselves; whether
he means to strike for PHILADELPHIA, or for
Baltimore, and in either case to cut off the
railroad communication of Washington
with the North, as he has already With the
Westi whether his Intention be to estab-
lish himself quietly in the richest part of
the Keystone State, aud make its fertile
valleys support his army, until he can
force Hooker to battle, perhaps in front
OF the Notifications of Washington. All
this remains matter of conjecture for the
present. One thing, however, is plain;
General Lees movements are directed not
to indiscriminate plumber aud devastation,
but to the winning of victory, and victory
will leave all Maryland and the best of
Pennsylvania absolutely in his power-to
levy regular contributions upon the couu-
try-to burn or to ransom the towns and
cities at his Pleasure-to free Maryland and
Baltimore, and TO strike a blow right at
the enemy's head, lin Washington.
1t is true the enemy's couatry deserves
no consideration at our hands 70 leave it
all one waste like the Stony Arabia would
be only fitting retribution; but the natu-
raj desire to bring home to the foe some
portion of that desolation which he has
visited upon US must, for the present, give
way to the necessities of strategy 10 the
meantime our good Confederate bows are
living like the sons of kings. We wish
them very good appetite, aud only au.
Prehend that they will not wish to come
back to as at all. They will want to set
tie in that land flowing with milk ind
honey, where our rose coIored notes will
buy six times as much as they will do At
home, aud where men use sugar With their
coffee, and coffee with their sugar. The |
country people of Pennsylvania. it seems
are tolerably indifferent to all this. Thew |
are not rushing to arms, as was expected |
but wait for New York troops and, indeed
seem not too solicitous for the arrival Of |
those saviors. They want no more than
good prices for their produce, and are
wisely content with Confederate money,
Which, indeed, is too good for them, being |
quite good enough for much better men. L
Inls lavish expenditure of Southern money
"a Pennsylvania also will have two good
snecis; 1t VIII help TO deplete our curren-
y Within the limits Of the confederacy,
ind it will give to some of the Penusylvs.
mans positive interest ia sustaining Con-
sderate credit. They cannot do a bet
er thing for their own interest than to
nner our troops to occupy all their towns, !
> they have occupied York, "witbout 70. I
istance."
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VieksburR.

We have NO additional news from Vicks-
burg up to this writing, although it is pos
sible some may come in during the after
part of the night. At this hour it is simp-
ly known officially that the stronghold has
surrendered.
IA u.-Iuteresting details of the sur
render are just beginning to come in. We
have no space for comment. They will be
fund under the usual head.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-09
The COnacrIption Law-ProcurInxo al
SubstitutSs.

Vhe Conception LRw-ProcurInR OF
substitutes.
Provost Marshal General Fry has issued
an order announcing that the Government
has. in pursuance of the provision of the
couscription Law authorizing the payment
of certain amount for exemption, 6xed the
sum at $500. The order adds:
The commissioner of Internal revenps :,
each Congressional district has been an
thoriLed by the Secretary of War. and III.
rected by the Secretary of the Treasury. IN
secelTe from drafted persons, who desire m
pay 1t for the purpose of exemption. the
money above specified. On receipt of this
sam the collector of internal revenue shall
give the drafted person paying It duplicate
receipts. 0ne copy of these receipts sbsII
be delivered to the board of enrolment on
or before the day the drafted person is re-.
CURED to report for duty, and when so de
hEered to the board the drafted nerso,
shall be furnished by the board with Ger
tlHcate OF exemption "Porm 81. re0nIs.
tions of the Provost Marshal GenersI's
bureau, stating that the person is die.
charged from further liability under that
orsit by reason of having paid the sum of
The Provost Marshal shall mako nm.
within the fist Monday of every week an
ABSTRACT OF the persons 20 whom exemptions
lromtn iitary service shall have been Grant
30 oy the board during the week pteSione
FORM Al: All receipts or certificates of
deposit delivered to the board by persons
'iatmlng exemption on account of baying
'ald the required sum of money. shall sc
company the abstract" I,
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ATTENTTONT

.,,,,, HEADoU ARTEEs 44H RIsInEs4 Va. Mnrr1..
me administered Onleers aid Orderly Sergeant,
NS,,I.ie .en company In the 4th Regiment virginia
JnItl- are hereby ordered 20 met at the Grand
JIy - [Inn 70 the Court House on Tuesday evening
Seiy ttn. a. ~ O'Clock. Hreefssly-
6ne ron viii be called At ~ o'clock 80
p order OF A. }. RWEENEY, Col. COMMANDING
,. B. MoORE, Adju ami. :
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SherifS Sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of sale Issued from the
u Clerks once OF the Circuit Court Of ohio
In tbs above namel causes. will offer for sale AZ
public auction to the highest aud best bidder Al tho
residence on the northeast corner Of Fourth and
Quincy streets. in Wheeling, on Tuesday JAY l4,h
1903 the following elegant Household and EiteI 60
Furniture the property Il Frederick stanton, viz:
Marble Top SIdebo ards, Rktenst0u Tables SoG.s
Pitehe Upholstered Chairs assorted, Cornm n
Chairs. Arm Chains, vi FUFs. Pietures CHrntts
Chandeliers Sewing Stands, Damaak IS indov- Cu,,
t1Sns' Tenders, Hat Rack. gu Cloth, Books, BOOK
case, Lounges. Writiug Table, Chess Table. RrSee-
lets, Necklaces, BreastHlus, Jewel BoTrs Vsse,
window SHADES, Mantle lock, Common BesdstSe1s.
h.iseWOod Bedste td[ Mattresses, Dressing F3urrau
W M15dro6es. HaAh siands COmode, cl0thes Pres
Chuds Carriage, Center Tables WinsTI,astor cor,
iete Tea Pots, Cake Dishes. Egg Boiler KpiVss and
FORKS, Tea spoons. Napkin Riogs Mags, Table
spoons, preserve Spoons. Sugar fonEs, Laee Cur.
n alos; >hgsss sreads Blankets, Caps and ssueTs,
masses steak Dishes Walters: RuRs &C &e Ae :
Terms Of Sale Sums Of twenty i've dollars and
anoer Ctsh. Sums exceeding tGsniyshTe dollars a .
S5 ~, OF IouE months, the purchaser giving bond
tin approved security, said 6Onds bearing fnterst
rom day Of sale until paid
Sale 70 commence At o'clock AN
,,,s,, AL0NZl LoRTNG,t
It'0t" Late Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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The UpIted s.ate. Of AmerIea,
In Rem.
In \ Cause of ROr-
fixture and Con-
ascatiou.
Two Mules. the property OF
James 81. Arnlstead

4ue OulteN oIAtta Oh AubIICap 4 IN KEN
Two Mss' N 'hs B.SPsSFy ss.o5S ana Con
"HEREAS, on the 9Th day OF June, 1868, an
w lnfEmatiOn was filed in the District Court
OF the United States for the Western District of Viz
mia on behalf of the United states, by the AttoF-
ney thereof for sad District against two mules the
property Of JTmes VI. ATInstuad, and described In
said inform ttion; in which Information IL Il in sub
stance alleged that the thereof is engsgsI in
the existing rebellion against the United states
III 1t At the time of his becoming engaged he
tue owner OF the property afonsaids thEtlhe lid
james 81. Armstead holding Office uLder the SO
called Confederate States OF America under the
reUeons government oTthe STATE Of Virginia sitting
at Richmond, and praying that aid property may
be cOn6scated and sold ss forfeited TO the United
States; and whereas order Of sale TOR the above
famed property vas made st the spring term, A u.
I66Softhe District Court of the United states the
Western District OF Virginia at wheeling
Now therefore, In pursuance ofths monition under
the seal ofthe sad Court TO directed aod deliS-
e1ed, do hereby give public notice TO all persons
claiming any interest In said property. OF In the
proceeds thereof to appear the jade Of the
Dt-trct Court OF the United States for the Western
District Of Virginia at Wheeling, OF the eth dAV Of
september. D. Ices, 70 the shall be q day or
jurisdiction, IL not the next day OF jurfsdietson
thereafter there TO inteposs their claims and make
their allegations on that Itch IIE
EDWARD N. NORTON,
U. Marshal W. D. Of Va.
BEsJ. Il. snTH, Q. s ATTORNEY. j1ns 1Gt.
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A Good ThInr.

tFrOn the cineinnasd commsresal.l
The East to the West, gresting-Gettys-
burg, July, 1853: We go you 1900 pris-
oners.
The West to the East-Vicksburp. July
4, 1852: All right; we 90 you u, 900 bet.
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AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate

WILL SAIL on Monday, June I'd Isss At 10
/ o'clock, A 81, At the front door Of the Court
HOus0 IN Chic county. { No. 20. situated on me
north writ corner Of Eod and Third strrets CeurrS
Wheeling, which fs erect-d . tWo-s ory BTick
BuiudinE-tWo tenemeuts-each Containing seven
rooms, kitchen AID cellar. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are invited TO call d see the premises
Terms uf SAle-S1. GOO IN cAsh on day Of sale and
the balance on credit Of siE and twelve months,
with interest from day OF sale the purchaser giving
bonds With goJd security.
jun5 GEO WICKHAM. AuctIooesr
eH The above sale is postponed till wednesday,
Jolly 18th az 10 O'Clock, A n. juIT te
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DIVIDEND.

tHE Board Of Managers OF the Wheeling ana Rel.
= mont Bridge Company have drclared = AL
oena Of two and half per cant on the CAPITAL stoe
~ q Sne prom 81 the last six months payable On
ne lotn Inst 70 the stockholders hJIdine stock an
jySiE p. soGTrKRnAv s...v
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MARRIED

On Tuesday. July 7th, 1881, as ST Matthews EpIs-
,opal ChuFCh. BY Rev. I. q. Addison, Mr., 2. II.
IIAats. Of Alton III, 70 ALss HA11n b. JoHEs, OF
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The United States Of America,
vs. In Rem. IN q cause
Inc Household Goods Of John OF forfeiture and
knole. emf


WHEREAS, on the End day Of JuIy, 1858 Az
w information was died In the Di,trIct Court Il
the United States for the Western District Of VIr.
GINA on behalf OF N Unit States. b. the Attor-
ney thereof for said district against the HOnsshsd
goods of John note, late Of Ohio county. IN sad
District aud dese ibsd IN schedule 20 said iufJ
ton ann Ged IN VT ich inform aton it 10
alleged that the said John khote engaged 10 the
existing rebellion against tbe Unite1 states that he
has acted - an officer 70 the armyuf the called
Confederate states Of America that he has held an
Oniee and agency under the said C,InEehsnacy hAd
under the r-beiitous governments IL Ihe State Of
Virginia, at Rich DOnd, that be Il the of aid
properly ano that tame has been seized fortified
90 the United States.
NOE therefore, in pursuance ofthe raouitIou IN
der the seal Of the sRid Court, 20 directed aud
delivered, do hereby give public notice 70 alt Pr
sons Claiming aDy interest In the sad property,
In the RFc eds thereof TO appear before the Judge
81 the District Court Of the United states for the
western District Of Virgiuia. at Wheeling, the eth
day Ofs-ptember, A D. 1855, II the sane shall be
day OF jnrsdIcti0n, Il not the next day Of jan
dietiOn there fr then and there int pose their
claims and make their anegafiOls In that beha I.
EDWAhD n. NORIUS,
-. -- Q. < Marshal W. u. e va
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UNION FLAGs.

Or DOZEN UNION FLAGS, escorted siEas. r.
~ eslSed Lo-aAyS Wh0lssAle and retail ~ The Va
~ seors o. p.hICOl4L : BR1.
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oo3 auard cur dag, and keep each star
IA h stripe As bright as now they wave,
ati / make Il lea I our ranks In war,
-.!!l at above each patriots grave
tI-ath 10 the traitor that would dare
To trail IL III on the dust Of shame,
All no pest he ,rts its lot will share
And follow It 20 Death OF Fame.