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campaign:

Make loyIu7 no So nnie The L0rf.N
For Tr0,h is mighty ana viii prevail;
For Ashley is elected, aud OSpperheads
are no where;
For Stcodman 10 al lis glory coaid do
nothing with the soldiers,
For al the Sitas'S bogus tickets, eireu
lars and forged letters affected nothing;
Cloryt glory! hallelVahl
All the sohcmins and treacAery of big
lniun' having come to nausht. nothing re,
mained for him aud the Prince but trip
up Salt River. Looking seaward they be-
held tho bOatS under way for that pcint. in
charge Of Captain Rice, aad the Marshal they
hailed them thus;
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DEDEMprION NOTICE. ]. Nj. Newton or hi:
hassignees will take notice that James w. Prua
deposited in the Treasury OF Wood County Ohio
Forty six dollars % cents, to redeem the East y
Of the North West = of sset0n three, town FIVE
North, range ten, East. Eighty acres, sold AZ thC
Delinquent Tax Sale, January 18th, 1862,
21cs GEO. n, PARSONS, County Auditor
Auditors Office, Wood County, Ohio.
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DOAD. NOTTCE,-N is hereby given that
n a petition will be presented to the County
Commissioners, ut their next session, praying for
a county road to be lail out follows:
Commencing ut the South quartor post Of section
thirty.six Of liberty Township, thence north, one
mile 10 tie north qutrt.r post of the samo section,
and there terminate.
Orfnhnr %. 1SAI 2Sl
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On the second and third heats, however,
tho Democratic nag gave out, aud the Union
candidate won the race.
The winning Of the first heat by the De-
mocracy, 80 elatei "Big Injun." that he
took position in the street in front Of his
shop, clapped his hands and shouted:
GLORY enough for one day!" 6 Glory
enough for one dayG he likewise ordered
Marshal Higgins to mount his new stecd
and sound the toosiu of victory through
ont the length and breadth Of the District.
According to Instructions, the Marshal gal.
lantly vaultod into the Democratic saddle,
aud charged iuriously, with tho follawiug
glorious result:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DOAD N0TICE.-Notice is h ereby given to
Ii the citizens of Weston township, Wood county
Ohio that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Wood County, at their next reg
ular session for the view and survey of a county
road in said township, commencing at the road
known as the Wapokonetta road, at the west cen.
ter pest of section twenty 20) of said township, and
running cast to the east line Of said section, to in
tersect the road known as the I'LL and Martin road
and there terminate.
Weston Nov. l, 1864. 2iS*
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The Times Washington special say Mr.
Whiting, Solicitor of the War Department
says that ON the lst of October wo had re
ceived under tho last call over 10000 vol
anleers, aud he had been informed 10y au-
thoriiy, to which he gave the highest
credit, that tho last draft, when completed
would furnish all the mon that would be
reodcd for the war.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-09

Tho friends of the rebel raiders who arc
under examination at Montreal, for invad-
ing Vermont, made an effort for their release
by hahcas corpus on Wednesday. Tho. .ap-
plicatiou was rofusod, os the examination
has not yet been concluded
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Aaministraior,s snIc.

ID Y virtue Of an order TO rao issued from Tho
ID Probate Court Of Wood County, 0hio. | will
offsr for sale, at puhlielion auction, Saturday
she Sd day Of December, A. d, 1864, between ths
hours Of l and o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. on thl
promises, the following described real estate
To wit; The North West quarter of the North
EAst quarter Of section twenty (27) il
Town six (6) North, OF Range ten tlOj East-4 Il
acres more or less in Wood County, Ohio; the prop
crty OF j. 5, Duncan deceased.
Appraised at 81 200.
Terms legal.
SAMUEL BRIDGES, Administrator.
GEoR0E ST RAIN, Attorney.
November l, 1854. 27d$5
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Admini>trator's Sale OF Real Estate

In pursuance of an order Of the Probat, Court of
Wood County, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auGtonAon the premises, on Saturday, the 9th day
Of November, lS54, between the ho,i-s Of tNely,,
O'Clock NJ, aud two O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described rea! estate, the property of Elisha
Prescott, deceased, tl-wif. 80
The west half of the southwest quarter of section
five (5), township four ~, range eleven ( ii Yin
Wood county, Ohio, subject 10 the dover of widow.
Appraised at $1,000. Terms Of sales One-thirl in
handi balance in one and two years, equal pay
ments.
S. b. ABBOTT, Admir- Of
ELISHA PREsGoTr, deed.
. 80, .-i.-,. -.c., By MURRAY 4 PRICE, Attys.
Oct, 10Th, 1884. ,.5.,ssss2 25IS475
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Straycd.

Seven weeks since, two black mare colts, one
fuur, aud the othcrtwo years old The oldest has
been worSed some. Both colts are perfectly black.
Any person bringing them to me, or giving in
formation where they may be found, shall be lib
orally rewarded.
] HNA. STEARNS
Plain Township, Nov. s., 1854 25c.
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A DMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. Notice is here
~ by given that the nndersigned has been ddly
appointed aud qualified Administrators of the es-
tate OF James Forrest, deceased. All concerned n
govern the Enseives accordinely.f te-rfrf ~ Z
s'itaft ANNA FORREST. ;a,lrniuistrattix
Oct 81. 1854 23d
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MARRIED

SHEFFER- --SIlERWoOD.- On sabbath after.
noon, October lelh, by Rev, G. A, Adams, Mr.
Henry Shelter and Mss Lizzie A. Sherwood.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

Inthis department, we have the largest and moA
eoEapIste assortment in Northern Ohio. Made UP
Accord " to the latest fashions I'D ID the most sub
staat.al manner, warranted to give the very bes
satisfaction, OF no sale. $50. ~, .sf,
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This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Flip
sic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly aud
firmly together, edge % edge, making the toughest
most elastic, flexible and durable spring ever used
enabling tue wearer, in consequence of ITS great
elasticity and h,xibencss, 20 place and fold the
skirt when in use as easily AMI with the same con
Yeniencc as a silk or muslin dress. 1t entirely
obviatcs aud silcuces the only objections to hoop
skirts, viS; the annoyance to the wearer well
the public especially in crowded assemblies; car
riagcs, railroad church pews, or in ahy crowd
cd place. from the difficulty Of contracting them tc
occupying SIN III space This entirely removes
the difficulty, while giving the usual full and sym
metrical form, and is the Iigh9st and most stylish
and graceful appearance forthe street. opera prOpi-
unade, or house dress. lady having enjoyed
the pleasure, comfort. and great convenience oI
wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt Tor sin
gle day Will never afterward willingly dispense
with tho use Of them They are the best quality
in every part and by far the ghtest. most durable
comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer'
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in
most frst-elass retail stores in this city and
throughout the different States.
Inquire for the ov1r, 2sb
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
AZ F. r. MILLER & cos
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llM!nl,tra!rlx's Sale of Real Eslate.
En- line N. Pcmber
In the Probate Court of Wood
County, Ohio.

En- line NJ. Prmberl
vs.. In the Probate Court of Wood
Willis Ptmbcr and : County, Ohio.
Byron pember
DN the lUth day of Deer. \. D., 1851, between
\ , the hours of 2 and oclock ?. NJ, at the res
idrnce ot Emrline NJ. Pcmber, in Prmbervlle
Wood county, 0iio, will be sold, to the highest
bildrr the following described real estate. situate
in Wood county Ohio, as the property Of Byron
\. peInber, deceased, to wit; The northeast qntr-
ter of the southwest quarter of secthn eleven IN
tnwA i've jl north, OF rhgs twalve (fN east. con-
tanning fort acres more or less. Said land will
TERMS oy SALE.--0no third cash in hand The
balance, onc-t third in one year. and ohe-thirl IN
two years, wth,annua interest from the day OF
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by a
mortgage on the premises.
EMEIIHE NJ. PEMBER,
Adm'x of Byron A. Pember, deed.
COOK & BELL, Attorneys.
NV. I, 1854 1857.
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GIVE HEEel Acoll soften thought to be a
TOO triling matter to claim Immediate or serious
attention until il gets such II hold ON the lungs AS
90 nperil the life Of the consnmptive patient then
and not till then do many think seriously of relief
when il often comes too late; what foolish pegli.
gencc, we say, when % cents will go SO far IL
euro u Cold, Cough, Soro Throat Hoarseness,
Asthma, &e.i hesitate not TO got to DmPgiRt and
invest that in q bottle Of Madame Porters Cough
Dalsam. 976
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Robert L. Stewart, assistant Provost
Marshal Of the Filth District Of Ohio, was
ambushed by party OF Copperheads on
Wednesday. n car St. Morys, Anglaizo cuun
~, while returning to that place in company
with two soldiers in charge of descrter
whom they had arrested. One Of the sol
diers was mortally wounded, and Il is fear
ed the Marshal cannot recover. The prir
oner was carried oa by the assassius. A
sufficient force has been sent to the neigh
borhood TO arseet tho villains.
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods aye ccnesaily sold. which Is an item
great Interest 10 the people Of Wood county A sut
ificient in dncemeni, we take X, to make PsEys
burg de trading point. iror' ta rtii,
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantages may be
tanned by close cash blyefs, from the fact that.
goods are,bOught for cash dieectly OF the casters
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported good
are bought at Just wha. it costs 10 import them
hence he can afford 70 sell goods at }3a1.t
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-09
WoOD-sAWING DIACuaaES.
aH Warner Brothers. Patent,

IfHE undersigned is now prepared to supply the
1 trade with these celebrated machines; they
have been much improved since last season, and
are without question, the best wo-hOrse power
machine IN the country they have also q circular
saw attachment, which oan be furnished when des-
lred, also, the Lima wood-stwng machine, for two
or four horses, with separate power; they arc
capital machine for persons wishing ito use the
horse power for any other purposes, such as
tireshing grain, running corn shelters, cider mills
&C., &c. AS have not been able, any season for
the last threee years, to supply half the demand,
for these Wood-Sawing Machines, would urge
those contemplating getting machines, to hand in
their ordors early.
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WOTKs.

DEDEMPTIoN NOTICE.-e. X. RUHL
IL or his assgnees, will take notice that Jacob
Bellvile deposited the Treasury ofwood County
Ohio, forty-twO dollars, ~ cents, TO redeem the
north northeast section 81 town north, range IL
east eighty acres sold at the Delinquent Tax sale
gsnpary ~, 1858.
GEo, n, PARSONS, County Auditor.
AUDlFoRis 0FFlcH, HnoD CO., O.
Perysbupa Oct. "a, 1884 2ec'
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SIlERIFFS SALE.

SHENlff - SALE.
Robert Douke
VS.. ) Wood Co Com pleas
Henry Debolt ct al
by virtue of an orler OF Sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court nf Common Pleas
OF Wood County 0hin, and to me directed and de-
livcred, will otter fr sale a, pu1lic ven nlue, at
the door Of the Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood
Courtv, Ohio. on
TUESDAY, November 23nd, A. D., 1861.
Between the hours Of one and twud'clock r. NJ. of
said day, the following described property to-wit:
me NnrtI-West trlerof The south East quarter.
and the South half of the North East quarter nj
section number four { A. Of township number four
a. North range numbop nino co. East; and the
west halfof the South West quarter Of Section
number twenty-eight, of township number four a
North. ofrange number nine 81 East. All in Wood
County, Ohio. Appraised $3.50 90.
&C. BAIRD
Coroner & Acting Sheriff.
i. G.. CoHwtS. pl'tf's Atty.
PevTysburg, Oct. ITlh, 1854. 25,SS 05
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SRERiEF's SALE.
johp Bates and F. q. Mslsrl

Johp Bates and F. R. Melsrl
vs. Wood Com. Pleas
Jap,es a. Stafford
BY virtue Of veId. ex. issued IN the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Plea,
OF Wood County, Ohio, aud to me directed and de-
hvered, viii oler for sale at public vendue, at the
county, Ohio, On
SATURDAY, December sth, 1854,
Between the hours Of l aud o'clock p. II. d
said day, the following property, t0-wts
The undivided Que halsO Ot in-lot number seven
hundred andninety-two 1917, in the towO Of Per-
gysbnrg, Wood County, Ohio.
Appraised at -.
Q. c. BAIRD,
Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
JAMS MURRAY, Attorney.
PsrFysburg, Nov. Lat, 1854. 7Teet 10
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TIE VERY BEST TEST OF cHEArSEss
.sn6s
p5v firalSr UALITiR.ea,T

Inspection and comparison Yillpove that ferya
riety, elegance, richness, cheapness, beaHty ane
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any aow Of
fersd in tho Wcstsiiot bfn stIffa3iihtE
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U ITURB.
Our variety Of Furniture is complete, and we
or elsewhere.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Our stock in this line comprises Stoves of all the
latest and best patterns, Stove Furniture and FIJI
assortment Of Tin Ware, of the best manufacture,
AGRICULTURAL AL IMPLEMENTS. .el
we are agents fprthe sale Of all kinds of A Apri.
cultural implements, and Farmers can bny Of us
any ihng ihey desire IN this line, at Toledo prices
All the above Goods were bought for cnsk and
VIII be sold on the very lowest terms and in auan
titles to suit purchasers We are determined NOT
20 3e nndersod IN any branch of trade and respect
tHy nvite the people Of Tontugany and vicinity 10
call and examine our Goods.
CASI PAID FOR GRAIN.
We are ready, at all times, to pay the hipbest
market price for Grain--IS CASH,
wwnT MORE Il 70.
Tontogany, April 20, 1854, aIzz
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We think that the historical scholar viii
recall lew, il amy battles IN which com.
mander has SO brilliantly and strktugly
gallant and gifted Sheridan atCcdar Creek
Lous NV said haughtily, Feidt = esq moi.
'' | am tho State" Sheriuan might have
said on Wednesday night, without boast
ng, - aisnes G eSi moi" IL am the army
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1854.
" A NEW AND GREAT 1NYEN TI0N:
IN HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE STEEL
SPRlNG,r s-, e-,st.
J.I.& j. o. WEST, No. '97 CHAMBERS ST.,
NEW Y0RK,
Are the owners Of The patent and exclusive man
ufdc,urersot this
j. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRING SKIRTS
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HARDWARE. GROCERIES. SC,

will find Il 10 their advautageto 10 pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of ths
public is respectfully invited 10 my extensive stock
feeling assured il win be time Prohtably spent!
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TERMS 81 per Year, in Advance


The election here passed OF quietly
perrysburg township gave Mcclellan three
majority.
New York is reported to have given LIN
colin 10000 moiorityi Pennsylvania 10000
Ohio $4,000; and Indiana 10000 Aud the
triumph has been equally glorious in the
RETAINING NOrthorn States.
Washington township, Wood county, %
Cnion majority, gain Of Al.
Cilead township, Wood county, ll5
Union majority; Cordington, 2ll diuoi Mas
pillion, lOl majority, gain of 6si Mansfield,
96 Union majority, gain OF p; Wellington
yl6 Union majority, gain Of III Johnstown.
46 Democratic majority, Democratic gain OF
Q; sandusky City, % Union majority; Nor.
walk, 229 Union majority; Defiance town
ship gives III Democratic majority, Dom.
ocratic loss Of 10 ON October election.
indianapolis, Nov. G,--rhe returns ihus
far received, show large Union gains oyc'
October election. lducolns majority will
not bo less than 10000.
The'Olio vote hcfo stands, Linool5 2G2
Mcclellan 10.
Allegheny district, including Piltsbnrg
and Allegheny City give Lincoln gain OF
700 over October.
The vote in Cincinnati is a decided IN
crease on that in October.
Tho Union majority in the State is SCI
down from advicos received, at 10000.
Hamilton county gives about 5000 major
ity for Lincoln. .
Returns from a few townships in South
ern Ohio show Union gains.
Sr. Lows, Nov. 8.--RetWns are mcagcr
Tho Republicans estimate Lincon's ma
iOrity in this county at 40Oo to 5000 OF
tho homo vote. The Democrats concedt
1900 to 1000, John Hoyaa, Democrat, is
probably elected to Congress over KnoN
and Johnson, Union candidates. lenry Blow
Union, is reelected IN the second GisIrie
10y a large majority
Large numbers Of refugees in the cilJ
voted ror Mcclellan aud the bemocnti,
state ticket. L'neon will undoubtedly
carry tho State, and tho election of tho ra,l
ical State ticket is regarded as certain.
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"Big Injun'--Ho frieuds, take US on
board
Their friends'--"we can 1 see III Your
TOO big hypocritcs 70 train in this crowd"
"Big Tujun"- What do hearf Are we
spurned alike by friends and foes9 (Hobbling
off.) Then nothing remains for Us but TO
pass another two years in. nursing our
sores Oh, GodI our sores! our soresI'
Tic campaign closed with the following
grand tableau;
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Geo. w. Adams' Estate.

Geo. w. Adams Estate.
" Office is hereby givon that the subscriber has
. been appointed aud qualified as administrator
op the estate Of Geo. w. Adams, lato Of Wood
county, Ohio, deceased.
ERASTUS RANGER.
West MiIlgsove, o., Oct 2S,h, 1884 27d
@. z. Rogers PpG, Before John Patterson,
vs. J. p. of Liberty town
or the lsth day Of Ootober, A. d. 1854, said
Y Bustiee issued an order Of attachment IN the
above action, Tor the SUM Of 6feen dollars.
Alex, Brown, Atty Cor Pi'G.
I.iberty, Ociobsr loth, A. ID. 1854. 9Io
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GHEaIFF's SALE.
Edwin Reed
vs

Eliza ]. Alcorn ct al
ny virtue of an order Of sale ISSUED in the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Comma Pleas
OF wood County, Ohio, and to ME directed and dc.
iivered willoff!r fof sale at public vendue al tb,
door ofthe Court House. in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, on %
SATURDAY. November goth, 1864,
Between the hours of and O'clock i. N. of s,id
day, the following property, to-wit:
commencing at the northwest corner Of Section
tn'rty tSol township five ~, morrill, (75) of range
eleven q east in Wood county, Oaio, running
(5l rods, thence north thirty-six t36 rods thence
west thirteen (l3) rods and three 81 feet, to a
stake; thence north eight (s) rods, thence west
seventeen ~ rods thirteen aud half 1870 feet
!" place OF beginning; containing twelve and half
\ Ri1$s . NGrPs q 81 cti 1spd, more or less.
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~ '@i enis IGise%Ss ImISm;s sS faotIRS%. hIRS.'ns OF
But the day for the the political race
approached. and Marshal Higgins was
charged with the duty of riding the Dom-
o3ratic hoss, which he did as follows:
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Tno Chaps who Did the Husin csc
for the Gallant COlonolI
The result Of the late election furnishes
conclusive evidence that the soldiers have
a peculiar way Of voting for Copperhead
candidates. 1t is generally done about as
follows:
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IwPrss-ss'llsa insIeA.nss for goods. .
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c. @. BAIRG

- l.. Coroner and Acting Sheriff.
Psrrys5urg, Oct ., 1854. 2i.SQ 90
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lWryshurES Nay 20, lssS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-07-26
The Raid in Maryland.
OUR FORCES RECRoss THE POTOMAC

ooh rohCES kECROSS THE POTOMAC.
The Warrington Chronicle of the I4th
instant. says the Rebels commenced retreat.
ing from Washington on Tuesday uight.-
The Federal Cavalry followed in their rear
on Wednesday picking up some two or
three hundred prisoners. Some seventy
five Rebel wounded were loft at Silver
Springs Frank Blair's place was spared
by Brecklnridge on account of his past init
macy with the owner. Montgomery Bair's
residence Was burned TO the ground. with
all its c"ptents, inflicting, (says the Chron-
cleo heavy loss on the Post Master Gen
eral
II was supposed the Rebels would cross
back to Virginia by Edwards and Noland's 3
Ferries.
There was cavalry skrmish near Ba
densburg on Tuesday morning, in which
the Federals admit loss Of thirt, five.
y hand car was sent through to Balt-
more Wednesday, aud REGULAR trains would
run on Thursday. No Bridges were burned
on the Baltimore aud Washington road
Gunpo owdrr bridge will take ten days 10
repair.
Gen. Tyler, il is reported is safe ut Fred.
erick.
The Chrenicle Gays the Rebels destro yed
and carried oil a million Of bushels of grain,
and all the horses, with large numbers OF
cattle.
The Chronicle further says the raiders
have done important service TO ihe gov ern
ment in rally ing the people to its support,
ns no appeal the authorities could have
made, would have made easy the difficult,
task OF recruiting the army to the extent
deemed necessary.
Baltimore papers Of the l<th say the enc
my reciossed the Potom~c near Portersvil.e,
driving 1000 head Of cattle.
Franklin ssyaped near Rectortown, the
guard having fallen asleep.
Prisoners say the tsbel raiders usde a
demonstration at Washington to cover their
retreat Of their main body, with their plum.
dei, which is in large quantities.
The Chronirse snys edi,orially, that Il is
now safo to say there were periods between
Saturday aud Monday morning, when the
Rsbels night have dashed inta Washing.
Ton and effected its capture. il not hs oceu
patios.
The Chronicle says the Rebels are SO
hn,trrcd because they have put Washing
Toe and Baltimore in terror. that thry will
nOt hesitate 10 repeat the experiment.
RICHMOND, July 10.
An official Dispatch received at the War
Depart ment this morning. states that the
Confederate force which appeared In from,
of Washington on Tuesday, recro-sed the
Petomsc on the l4ih, bringing or every.
thing safely. and in good order.
Our loss was slight