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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

rrrrur, nrnWN Co., q , MAY (. is6S
dn h"tchy rrrtf, that had for four years been az
ilct"t with tuuurcd veins ia my right leg. which
broke ont in ilrfr sores. tried many remedies with
ont receiving any benefit and ply stefan Informed
me that ampututtuu would eventually he necessary.
concluded 10 try nr, Mr,vLEs SIUUr and CER,rr and
after using our bottle uf the Snp and four OF i've hot
ties OF the CvWtc was permanently cured, As have
hhd no return ct the disease for two years heartily
recommend all persons afflicted with Diseases OF the
Blood TO give these medicines n fair trial recon.
mcndrd the Strup and Ceratc to a ncghhor ot mine
who had ncCn afflicted with leg for 10 Ncara;
these r'c'ircs cured him. Two others Of my NEIGH.
TORS, vhc were afflicted with very angry sores. aud
cured y the NJ Sirup and Crrae, are both willing
to testify 10 the above statements.
JOSEPH STEVENSON Postmaster.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
Iutal Skaters.
TIME TABLE---Dnyton Il Mich. r. r.

Toledo & Wabash Railway.
Time Table for Maumce City,
GOING EAST. GOiSG WEST.
4;0j A. NJ. 4Oj p. VI. 1910 A. NJ. 1Ohj p. VI.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
wood County Official DIRECTORY.


Alex. g LaUy Judge OF Court Of Common Pleas.
". ruler Judge OF ErOh9tc Court.
William Jones..............Clerk Of the Courts.
v. II. Tyler. Pro scCuting Attorney.
The Probate Judge will attend TO business COnncctct
" th his office, Wednesday and Thursday Of each wcck
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
The Quota of Wood County.

The quota OF Wood county, under thc last call
nr 1000 men, is 295. The sub-districts Of the
county, with the quota Of cach as fixed by Provost
Marshal Kent are as follows:
Pcrrysburg Lake and Troy townships .'....., GO
Webster, Freedom, Montgomery and Perry
townships '.'. ,... ...s.s ,'..s.. s.'.'.... IL
Weston, Milton and jackson townships ......" 30
Plain, Center, Washington Middleton towu'pS. ~
Bloom, Henry. Liberty and Portage townships, 81
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
ALSO, CIDER MILLS,
p r Il Nj | u Nj
WOOD SAVING MACMINES!!

TI'llE undersigned is now prepared 70 receive
Il orders for these celebrated Wood Mills, unsur
passcd for ease Of draft, durability, efficiency and
price These machines have been thoroughly test
ed; are simple in construction, and not liable 10 get
out OF repairs will saw from fair logs, over thirty
cords day-and requiring only two horses to
Hand in your orders carly. Hundreds Of GUS
toners throughout the country failed in getting
machines at all last season, because they aid not
order 10 time; while many others could not get their
machines Tor weeks after they were ready 70 use
them, inr the sane reason, Order carly il will
make no difference in the time Of payment.
ID. KREPS.
rrysburg, July 20, 1868. ocly
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold which is an item Of
great interest to the people Of Wood county. suf-
lhcient in ducemcHt, wc take il, to make Penys-
burg The trading point.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

TO perceive. ia following the law of all similar re-
volts OF q disorganized mob against adiscipiined
army. The rioters and reyolutionists were COM
ing in by hundreds, and submitting TO the spanish
commander Some had taken to the mOuntaina,
but cannot long remain there; while Others. ex'
pecting TO fad safety aud protection across the
Haytieu frontier. have been seized by the soldiers
of Jefrard and surrendered. There Is nothing inn
portant from Mexico. The chances are all still
favorable to the French. although there are no
accounts of further movements on any side.
The Board OF Aldermen held another session
yesterday-the fourth this week--and transacted
considerable routine business. The Street Com.
missioner was directed to report the probable cost
Of repairing piers Nos. 81, so, So and "a, where
the recent confagrati0n took place, aud also the
cost of removing the sunken vessels. BY the
monthly report from the Department of Finance
it appears that the amount of expenditures in the
year 1863 was Sc .733 $40 90, and that the unex.
pended balance in the hands of the City Treasurer
on the 30th of November was 81 1903 ,0O9 I5. The
bills Of Charles Stetson for $36 800 for banquets
furnished to several returned regiments. and
$3.50 for the banquet to the Russian officers
at the Astor House. were presented and laid over.
The Board will meet again to-day at one O'Clock.
The Board OF Councilmen met at one o'clock
Yesterday, when Mr.. Havand offered resolution
directing the HarbOr Commissioners to take i'm
mediate steps to remove the hulls of the vessels
which were destroyed by fire at the foot of Charles
and Christopher streets, North river, on Wedncs-
day last. Referred to the Committee on Wharves,
Piers and Slips. The Board remained in session
about one hour, during which the busi ness trans,
acted was mostly of routine nature. aud on mo-
tim adiOurned a u,,tiI MON to-dav
Yesterday the Surrogate heard e. J. Biaukman
in an argument Of fonr hours continuance in IA.
vor of admitting the will of Charles Hopper to
probate James z. Brady was preseut on the side
of the contestants.
Judge Belts, of the United States District Court,
has rendered an elaborate aud important opinion.
condemning the prize schooner Stephen Hart and
her cargo, partly owned by British subjects. The
cases of the Springbok and other British vessels
is now under the consideration Of the Court.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHNarOy. Dec. II, 1888

WAs'ikarOS, Dec. ii, 1888.
FfNANofAL MATTERS.
The advance in gold in New York, twiths audng the
unexpectedly favorable condition OF the national finances
exhibited the report Of Mr. Chase exccs considerable
rsmark Pubic attention does not appear 10 have been
attracted to that part OF the Message which indicates
intention the part Of the Secretary TO conduct his fu
ture operations with Wow to earlier return
to specie payments than ia generally supposed
to DO possible IL is stated In explanation Of
the Stiffness OF the gold market that n combination
exists in New York, composed OF nunbef Of heavy capt.
talsts and wealthy merchants holding large amounts OF
cotton also Of sugar dry goods &C.. imported under
existing rates Of exchange and that this combination
have largo fund pledged. tho amount bcug stated at
millions Of dollars for the purpose OF counteractoe
the effect which the Secretarys report might have upon
the price Of gold and exchange influential gentlemen
New York and other commercial centres have repre
sented Mr Chase the importance TO tho government
and the country Of breaking up this combination and
various plans have been prepared to accomplish this
e WILL however, carry out his policy, and IL is be-
eved that will tdwart any combination having In Wow
the depression OF the national currency and Of
the expense OF the tbs suppression OF the
rebellion.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

General COmOnrOrt ktiled-Thc French
at Querotar0 and Qua ma njuatO-Juarex
POWerless, &c, SC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 0, 1858.
Arrived steamer Golden Age, from Panama; steamer
Panama, from Mazatiau with one hundred and forty
thousand dollars In treasure
Dates from Colima. Mexico. are to November 27.
General ComOnfort killed on the road between San
Luis Potos and Guanauato while lighting band OF Mex
leans who favored French occupation.
The Freuch had possession OF Queretero and Guiana
juao. aud were marching Guadalaiara and MOfeiia
Manzl.a sacked by robbers on tho 18th OF Novem
Der and the Custom House destroyed.
Coma surrounded by Conservadores. The Juarey
government represented DO powerlsss and
chy reigned within his nominal jurisdiction
This comes through private letters to a CONNER.
Cial house O; San Francisco
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
THE LIST OF LETTERS.

We are this morning compelled to leave out the
list of Letters remaining in the Post Office II will
be published on Monday morning. It will, how
ever be posted early to-day at the Post Office
aud on the HERALD bulletin.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
the CAPTURED STEAMER CHESAPEAKE.
The Steamer Reported 60 he at shoiburne
and st. Mary's-Arrival Of Capt. will
let's at Portiand-The Rebet Captains
Instructions, &c.


and st. Mary's-Arrivai Of oapt. Will
let's at POrtla and-The Rebet Captain's
Instructions, &c.
PoRrI,so Ne, Dec H. 1866.
The ageats OF the steamer Chesapeake here have
evidence that tho cargo Of tbs Chesapeake owned
exclusively by American and Canadian merchants, and
was intended tho blockade reported by the
ST John Gios Rebel sympahzers hero originated that
report the prejudice OF tho British authorities. Mother
had she been Southern vessel attempted to
the blockade
Tue Collector at PASSPORT telegraphs the Collector at
Portland that Mr. kilsa iert Pabco, ton mios south
Yarmouth last Monday aud that three French vessels
laden with coal were ying in tho harbor.
Tho gunboat Acacia is stili ieaSns and viii be haued
up for examination.
SECOND DgsrArou.
PORTLAND, Dec. IL 1868.
Tue vcs Consul al Halifax telegraphs Collector Wash.
burue that steamer n shebourpc answering 10 the
description Of the Chesapeake attempted to coal at
Halifax last nght. The government applied TO- but
encour agement given for want Of evidence OF
murder committed. An su,isyt or the charge would
be made S.day Tho crown Officer was debera,ng
upon It.
The guuboat Acaoa hauled up the fats to day
and side exam nod, without hud,ng the leak. The
water IN her would not run out.
The gunboat Agawam. hence In pursii, o tho Cheaa
pcake arrived at Rcckiand to day short OF coal sho
awaits orders
THIRD pgsrAroa.
PosrL,sD, Dec IN, 1898.
The steamer Now Epglsnt arrived this morning from
St. John. bringing Captain wlet and portion OF tho
OF the Chesapeake all OF whom with the exception
OF the mate who badly wounded proceeded to Boston
Captain Wlles reports having met two steamers bound
east, undoubtedly in pursuit OF the piratcs-both side
wheel steamers He also reports that all tho persons
gagged the capture OF tho Chesapeake passed. from st
John to Boston In tue steamer New England but few
days ago and moe of them undoubtedly prov metals
Captain willcts furnishes the following copy OF the
order OF the cspsin or the pirate Retrbton 70 the ON
GERS detached 10 capture the Chesapeake
To Lieut. JNo CLiBBoy fp
You hereby ordered 10 proceed TO the city OF New
YORK with tho folowina-firs Lieutenant H. A. Parr,
SECOND Lieutenant David Coins, Sailing Master George
Robinson. and the crew of eleven You will on arr
val engage passage board the steamer. and
your discretion TO the proper time and place TO
capture your action towards the and passengers
will he strictly In sceortauec with the Presidents In.
structons bOu viii, a. circumstances will permit,
bring your prkc TO tho Island Of Grand Msusu Tor fur
tber orders-Sss Cove hsrbor, " accessible
JNO PARKER. Captain Priv,,ecr Rstribuon
FOURTH DESPATCH.
PORTLAND. Dec. II, 1898.
Collector wssbburno has just received the following
from Halifax "1be Chesapeake At - Mays destitute
Of coal Guuboats will take her " there 4, morrow"
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
IMPORTANT REPORTS.
Annual Reports OF the Se"erai-in-ohiet
aad the Com m issioner OF Internal Rev
enue-JeN Davis Message.

We have received the full reports of General
Halleck the General-in-C Chief, of the operations
of the army during the last twelve months, and of
Judge Lewis. the Commissioner of Internal Re-
senue showing the operation of internal taxation
aor the same period of time The latter is crowed
but till tomorrow. General Halleck's report will
be found in elsewhere. We have also re-
ceiyed JEFF Davis message to the rebel Congress-
which we give in full. II is unusually long-twice
as long a. any previous message of the rebel Chief
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
The Central Railroad Eisottoa-Isoa.
Erastus Coraing Chosen President.

NtHtNN UVU
The election Tor Directors OF the Central Railroad
concluded tbis evening About twclvc and half m :.
lions vote, tor tho Old board aud sic millions TO-
the opposition.
TIE directors subsclocniis held q mcetsog, elect'os
Hsstus Cornos, rres,jcot, soj INsAs fchmood, Wee
PtesiicoA
The New York herald., 1863-12-12
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.

IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.
Message Of JEFF Davis to the
Rebel Congress.
REVIEW OF THE WAR.
Serious and Grave Reverses
Acknowledged.
European Governments Posi-
lively Unfriendly.
The Rebel Government Denied Admis-
sion Into tho Family Of Nations.
JED. Davis Seeks 70 Retaliate, bat
Can't Soc How.
T II e FIN A N G e s.
Increased Taxation Strongly
Recommended.
The Currency to be Limited
to a Fixed Sum.
-o.oo-~>~>o-~~>-o;~o,~),
T n e A r M v.
Important Reforms to be
Instituted.
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
"The Only Hope Of Peace is in the
vigor Of Resistance"
&C.. Co.. 6be.
The New York herald., 1863-12-12

Neither at the ars, second sessoa q Toe prescss
Congress wsre mas provided by taxaon for mas1eas-
ng government tns LEGISLATION being connnee 20 a.
further sales o bonds aud issues q easurv
notes A,,h,ugh repoated efforts wero mane " noos
propsr syssem Of taxasiou, you were sosfrcnee W
.ssS erss,.S srsys sms.sSssssu, n dsvss ~
scheme About tvothrds OF ne e0esrc saxn
e property Confederate atss coosn q iAnds -
slaves rue general power Of taxsttoo vcsted o On
grcs by the provisional constitution (Which wee 70 -
say other oaoan,ou than that duties. ,.posis =
exc should tie uniform thtouabous N 0easse q
,hs Or inc pic nat tsrassoa rsossssAssoa
ought the same basis, srecohy prevooo eo0s
"reprc:su'ss'yes ana areo. Mass sr =. , -
uumbsrs winch shall De determined ~ addins 70 ~
who's number Of tres snose Dosse y
taxed d--three dnbs OF all slaves"
Il vas furthsr ordered that q should be nsAs
WITHIN thres after tho rs meeting OF the Cong
aud that cspation other direct tax shall 10 ata
unless proportion 70 the census enrmeratoo ner"s
IL ,s pa,n that undsr tocss provisions. cAptstioo 80
direct taxes be levisd 10 proportion W 700 eem
,onsrs.s 20 provide Tor making census pf1 To the IA
Fsrusry, 1866. II NAV farnsf " sseseo
r., s,ste. "a cpssrossss scsusescst for upwarAs
a sxtv ycars). on tsuds and slaves arc dreos
,.. AMI the oooctasou necessarily o be thAs,
~, ,.,,es,,ve without rnodincalpa, constitution
,b the ooostitutoa o frS7, our convcaton
.sns,,nss by oas and ua acsu,sscesos
80 long as thers secmci to be probability q ossno
abe ~ carry out those povso0s ~ w cssuss"S y.
their entirely, and ia c,uformy VIA TO- snsnssoos
ia authors, ihsrs obvious dsfhcsy IN frnmsn
any sysism VI taxation. aw wncn snowio ekony
from tbe burden tso-thirds ot ths psopefv o. tne
country would be as unfair ths owners ot tho rcussn
ns third a. IL would DO insieluue TO msct tho 70
| quir emenis OF the public serv'os - -
ar. r>sa and than three mont~1
Of a.sduoas japor you succeeded framing tho law =
.ns sssS suri 1893 by you cough. 70 rosea. q
fsr a. was prsctcsbc, every rescrcc the ocnsS -
Good ~. isvcsted IN estate and saves 80 ~
/ ma fnd n
aaoe of zoe SOIL wU by tcenocs buene9s oeesya
tons ana prosessooa. W command resources ssncsss -
shc wants Of ths cepatrV. b~s very twge yoeos~M~ -
of ussss ecsoprQa 6svA ossx 10 sssts svsasansa -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

SUDDEN DEArH.-An accident occurred at
Gsrriotts steam saw mill on Monday, which
resulted in the instant death of the head saw
yer. Luxe 4. GooDHUE. 1t seems that be had
broken the stick used to create pressure for
stopping the saw, and picking up scraper,
grasped the cross bar under his arm, using be
handle for that purpose. The force of the saw
drew the handle down through the crevice at
its side drawing him down and forward on TO
the saw. 1t appeared to have first struck his
arms, tearing them into shreds and whrling
him over SO that the saw next came in contact
with the back of his head, which was halt cut
away, leaving the entire brain upon the floor
Mr.. Goodhue was an excellent citizen,
quiet moral and industrious man, and his sud
den and awful death has deeply affected our
entire community. His remains were con-
signed 10 the grave on Tuesday -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

STATE FAIR From all parts of the country
says the Sacramento Bee. we hear cheering
accounts Of the interest taken in the approach
ing state Fair, and from several places We
learn that their delegations will be larger at
the capitol on that occasion than at any pre-
yious one At the Stock Grouuds The i'm.
provements are getting along bravely, aud all
the horses and cattle wanting stalls will be
we'll accommodated. r. Ogden, of San Fran
cisco, has taken FIVE stall which he is having
fitted up in fine style Thr training of horses
for the races. takes place every morning. and
attracts large crowds of people.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

WEDNESDAY last, 10Th instant) was the 18th
anniversary Of the admission of California into
the Union, by the Democratic party, who du
ring the ;hree-fouTths Of century that they
administered the government, raised the tbir
teen colonies to a great and powerful nation
May it take the Republican party as long to
destroy The nation il the people keep them iD
power.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

GAME LAw.-In order that our sportmen
may begin to scouT up their shot guns, and set
ready to bang away for hare stews and quail
suppers, We would remind them that the game
law ceases 10 be operative after the 18th in
slant. Until the fifteenth day Of March next,
hunters are at full liberty to live upon the
game of the country if they can appropriate it.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

NoErHERN ENROLMENT D1SrRICr.-Wm.
y II. Parks, of Sutter, has been appointed Pro
vost Marshal Of the Northern Enrichment
District of California, headquarters at Marys-
vile. and headquarters in an easy char Or.
Lorenzo Hubbard is the Surgeon, and Wm
B. Latham. Jr, Commissioner.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

The passing of counterfeit half dollars is
successfully practlced in San Francisco By
placing some OF them in the twenty dol lar
packages or rolls which are so commonly pass
ed from hand to band without examination.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

UPSET AND Loss OF LIFE.-The sloop C. L.
Kruger capsized in the Sacramento river. on
Saturday last, and was picked up bottomsde
up, by the schooner Telegraph. which arrived
Ct this city last night. The captain and ore
man were found on the keel. aud when she was
righted, Mr.. John Donovan and wife were
found dead in the cabin. The Kruger was
bound TO Rio Vista from San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
DR.. Hostetter S Stomach Bitters.

Debility. from whatever cause arising NAV be
cured: strength in whatever manner it may hs We
been wasted. may be restored by the use Of this
powerful and healthful invigorant. For Indiges-
ton and all its painful effects, bodily and mental
they positive specific.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

COUNTY ScRIP.-The Treasurer announces
his readiness 10 redeem warrants on the gener
Al fund of the county. registered prior TO the
nth November, 1860 Holders viii please
take notice.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

IScoRroRArEp-rhe Oneida Copper Min
ing Company, was Incorporated September
5th. with a capital stock of $4,000, divided
into 800 shares of 800 each. The claim Of
the company is located in the Miners Ranch
District
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
A Word to the Aged.

In the decline of life the loss of vital force conse-
quent upon physical decay, only be safely sup
piled by some vivifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits. without entailing the
haustion which is always the final effect Of ordinary
stimulants. We tender 10 the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

FATAL ACCIDENT. Red Bluff Beacon
learns that 4 man by the name of Henry
Vaughn. was thrown from wild colt. Oh the
other side Of the river, Saturday and so seri-
ouSly Injured that he died the next morning.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

GENERAL j. R WEST writes from Texas 10
friend in San Francisco that it is probable
he will be appointed to a command, whose Of
fetal mission will be to settle and develope the
mineral wealth of Arizona. an nv opinion, =
says the General, "Arizona will yet startle the
world as much as ever did California or Wash
oe with mineral wealth "
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

RSLIdIoCS SERvIcES.-R Mr. W GOLDMAN
will preach next Sabbath to morrow as usu-
al. at IL o'clock, and at Thompson's Flat in
the evening. All are invited.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12

These Pills are prepared expressly to operate in
harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers,
BRISTOL-S SARSAPARILLA in all cases arising
from depraved humors or impure blood. The most
hopeless sufferers need not despair. Under the in
fiuence OF these two GREAT REMEDIES, mala-
dies that have heretofore been considered utterly
iacurable. disappear quickly and permanently. In
the following diseases these Pills are the safest the
quickest and the best remedy ever prepared. and
should be at once resorted 10.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

As an iuvigorant and restorative. immediate in
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect,
Ii tones the stomach, improves the appetite, acts
like charm upon the spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
dstklp 8uttt Rttorb
The Footings.

Below will be found the vote received by
each candidate in Bate county. The total
namber of votes cast in the county was 1883.
The total vote Of last year was 3062 Lows
majority over Downey IS $50. as follows:
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Strengthen the System.

The best means Of inparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered consultation which has
yet been invented discovered, profered to the
feeble of both sexes and all ages is
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM ZACH BITE RS.

vUNHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
4 remedy upon the stomach liver and excretory
organs is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates, recruits and purifes them. Dyspepsia.
in all its forms yields to its control and invgorat
ing properties
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
Invigorate the System.
DR.. Hostetter Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system. regulating the secretions giving
tone TO the animal juices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre,
and brings the whole machinery of vitality into
vigorous and heathful play.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-09-12
For Females.

Thousands Of ladies resort to it = remedy for
hysteria iUttering OF the heart, nervous headache
vertigo general debility, and all peculiar disturb
ances and arrangements 70 which, sex, they
are subject. 1t cheers and lightens tie depressed
mental powers well as strengthens the body
and its use is never followed by any reaction.