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WILlIAM ABBOTT, AuCT'R., LARGE.
w Sale VI imported IL iuors GU thu Dr., a. II
o'cicrk, cor Ave. & and l3th a. consisting If s..
Ions Of brandy, l,u ssllous copper di,,licd Ken,u-
~ ~hiskey, large gusntity Of Aadcirn- Port. AM
sherry Wines ppcs pure Gin. Iron Saios- sport
m pictures, Sc, he Ietres fIun the hud
nee. Alec So Lds xxx stock Ale. ldt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-27

DICKED UP ADRlfT, A KEEL BOAT
l. The osuet have her BY pa rag charges b.
sppl ins 20 Tie 20 mate on bosrd the bark Che rubin
lirE o. l. l.. -
G10 RFWARD-LOST, BY A POOl
IOlaborins man, ~ Treasury Note, on Sua
day, the l>lh inst IN the store corner OF sab st
let ave, or between thAt and Slst Of. snG L.
JOHN WISE Ia BRADE / BROS. toundeiy, hr
ct. and lat ave. ~
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SHEklFF'S SALE--RICHARD WALTER
~ Aucrrs Will sell this dsy Tuesday, 81 II oclock ,
a. ~ tni broadway, ~ contents Of grocery store
consisting OF Coti,c, spices, soap, other tior
with arre quantity OF empty barrels and boxes also
barrels OF prime Bourbon anu Other liquors. .IAMkS
LYNCH, sheriff. THOMAS DUNLAP, Deputy. rs
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pAwNBROKER 5 SALE-THIS DAY, AT
~ o'cio,k st BELL & INGRABAMS, sAle,-
iooms o. New Borery. 500 lots valuable picked
.hees quilts baskets, csset, boots and shoe,, &c
hy btCkHElNkk, 10 ,ireeu. 81. " esisesdny,
valuable sec Of pledged goods by ". GOODWIN. ~
New Canal a. Iia
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
TIE OHIO FARMER
rs GOING RIGIET ALONG

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CHIEF .TITsTTCE CIIAsF

A Washington dispatch, dated December
Is, to the Cincinnati GdSette, says concerning
the Inauguration of tho new Clriof Justice;
The Supreme Court was iensely packc ed
this morning by brilliant collection of
eminent statesmen and lawyers and their
families, to see the new Chief Justice
sworn into Office. The ceremony was very
simple. lle was escorted to his place on
the bench by Acting Chicf Justice Wayne,
the other Justices at the same time assum
mS thoir respective places on his righ, aud
left,
Justice Wayne thou handed hi II the oath
OF Office which, as being himself the highest
judicial authority in the country, Mr.. Chase
then read, holding up his hand as he did sc
and simply saying at tho close "so help me
Cod" The Clerk thcn read the letter pat.
ent issued to the now Chief Justice, and th,
regular business Of the Court went on.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

Cen Dlvilson's great raid from Baton
Rouge had been heard from. lie reached
Fuugetaho on the Both ult., burned the
conscripts camp dcStrpye all stores and
dwellings,, captured large number of hor-
ses aud carried away Immense numbers of
negroes.
Mobile papers of the 4th say he was
matching on that city. He has force OF
5000 cavalry,
NEwpERN, N. c., Doc. l3 The expedi
ton sent from Roanoke Island to Pitch
Landing o Roanoke river on the Sd, un
der command OF Colonel Clark, met with
complete success; nearly million do lars
worth of'rehcl commissary stores were de-
stroyed, ID 93 bales of cotton, a number
of prisoner, mules aud army wagons were
captured,
News from the Union expedition, now
moving up the Roanoke River, has been
received.
The guuboat O;sego when above James
! town, ran into a torpedo by which she was
blown up and totally destroyed.
The picketboat Bosly No met will
the Same fate. Only two lives, however
were lost,
The expedition proceeded on to its dcs
! tination.
! 1t is reported hore this afternoon that
our forces have captured Kingston, wher,
| they have struck the railroad, anl are still
moving ON into the interior,
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A large portion ~ our pgi,erisf This week
filed with interesting war news all of
whiuhis favorable TO the Uuior eaisc.
Cenrrwf Thomas has whipped lRcd' At
Nashville, capturing many prisoners and
guns, end.se last accounts was pneeuing
Aimy with favorable prospects Of badly
cripp,ling his army fuot completely rout.
n,e il. Hood has lost altogether, so far,
A,cEniing stragglers, twop'Y Thousand mcu,
which is lrsflts wNS lie has also lost
fTty.One pieces Of artillery, out ofeiXty.sev-
en- with which lie commenced operations.
q'h,mas was still pursuing rigorors'y, cHa
peoting to accomplish the utter destruction
of tho rebel army. Gen. Ronsscau, from
Murfreesboro, reports the killing Of Fore
rest and the loss Of fifteen hundred OF his
men.
GeneY,A SIpcrrsaaf las arrived 1T Savanna :
on tho l3th asswtlte,l au4 cspturod ". Me-
Allister, fifteen miles below Savannah, vt
.hc mouth Of the 0gechoo river, Savannah
wNs besciged. aud has doubtless beon CAP.
thred orc this.
mo news from all quarters is most favor.
able, rml indicates that certainly, at present,
rebellion is hard road to travel"
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DISCHARGE OF THE st. ALDANS'
RAIDERS

For some time past the rebel mscreants
who made raid over the Canadian border
TO st. Albans, Vermont, robbing tho banks
of that place, aud among other acts rnur-
dering two American citizens, have been
on trial before Justice Coursol of Montreal
the question being whether they should be
delivered to the United States authorities,
under the Extradtion Treaty or DO releas'
ed from custody. A few days since, dis
patch from Montreal, announced that the
raiders had been Released, and great excite
ment at once spread among the citizens OF
our entire northern border. As tho imme'
diate result of this release, General Dix in
command ut New York has issued an or
der which will he found on ou7 first page
directing the forces under his command how
10 proceed in case another raid was attempt
ed.
In both Houses Of Congress-, also, resolu.
tions were offered proposing means OF re-
lief frasn these rebel miscreants and their
Canadian protectors. A resolution OF Sen
ator Chandler. of Michigan, proposes the
raising Of an army corps, to defend our
Northern frontier from inoursions from
Canada.
The loyal newspapers throughout the
country cordially sustain the action Gen
Dix has taken in the matter, and II farther
dSpredations are committed, his orders
will he carried out to the letter.
This Government has already suffered
enough from the sympathy and aid which
the British Government. and British subjects
have rendered to the rebels. and il they are
determined to assist the rebels until they
are deferred by foreible means from ren-
dering such assistance, the sooner the Gov
srnment resorts to this "last extremity" the
better. Certain il is that our people have
experienced so much of injustice from the
Britiah, that they viii give an energetic
sanction to any measures which tho Adj
ininistration may think it necessary to adopt
10 prevent further illustrations Of British
neutrality"
LArER.-As the President has disspprov'
ed Of that portion ofGeh. Dix's order which
authorizes pursuit into Canada, the fol,
lowing has been issued;
HEADouARrERs DEP'r oF THE EAT,
NEw YoRK, December II.
General Orders No. loo.
Tue President OF the United States hav.
ing disApprOved of that portion of Depart
ment General Orders No. 81. current series,
which instructed all military commanders
an the frontier, In eertain cases therein spec
i6sd, to cross tho bonndery line between
the United States and Canada, and direct
pArsAit iuto neutral territory. the said in
struction is hereby revoked. la case, there.
fore, Of any further maraudag expeditions
into cur territory from Canada. military
commanders will report TO these headquar-
ters for orders before crossing the bound
cry line in pursuit of the guilty parties.
BY command Of Major General Dix.
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lIEApop ARrERs DRr'r OF THE CUMBERLAND.
NEAR FRANELIS. TENN,, Dec. lis p. ~
We have pressed the enemy to-day be-
yond Franklin. capturing his hospital con.
tanning over | 800 wounded also.
General kuipo, commanding a division
OF cavalry drove the enemys rear guard
through Franklin to-day, capturing about
1880 prisoners and i've battle flags, with
very little loss on our side.
The citizens Of fFrauklin represent Hoods
army as completely demorlliz 81; n addition
to the captures OF yestor hay, reported in
my dispatches of last ght. have the
honor to report the capture of General
Rucker, and about 25O prisoners Of the er-
emy's cavalry, in the fight that occurred
about eight o'clock last night between
General Ruckor and General Hatch and
our cavalry. The enemy has been pressed
to.lay bath in front and on both sides.
RriSadier.Geueral Johnson succeeded in
striking him on tho flank just beyond
Franklin capturing quito number Of pris.
oners, rne number is not yet reported,
My cavalry is pressing him closely, am
much IN hopes of getting many moro pris.
oNcrs u morrow.
GEORGE II. THOMAS,
Najor-General,
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Useless Gonernls.

General Sohenk has introduced in Con,
gress u bill which cuts of the official heads
ofall Major aud Brigadier Generals, who
on tho 10th of February, 1865, shall not be
in the performance of duty or service cor
responding to their respective grades OF
ranks, and who shall not have been cngag.
ed in such duty or service FIR three months
continuously next prior to that dato, unless
absent from wounds, sickness, or prisoners
Of war, The House promptly passed the
bill by the stroog vote of 9s against 3s,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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PR sPE cTUs.

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Rnrinrnriir Tren,N.

The House hao passed. joint resolution
setting forth that the terms of the Reeipro.
city Treaty with Great Britain are not re-
ciproeal and satisfactory, providing for the
adjustment of any matters OF difference be-
tween the two Governments, aud request
ing the Presidcntto give to the Government
of Great Britain and Ireland tho notices re,
quired by the 9th article of the treaty of
June 5th, 1854, for the termination Of the
same. The vote stood yeas IS, nays ST.
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Genernl nnnkrnnt LnM.

A few days since Bankrupt bill passed
the House of Representatives, by vote OF
76 yeas. against 66 nays. Messrs Bliss,
Cox, Fnok, Long, Le Blond, Mckinney,
Morris, Noble, oNeil and Pendlt ton, all the
Ohio Democrats who voted, recorded their
votes against the bill. OF the Union mem.
bers, Messrs, Ashley and Spaalding voted
for, and Messrs. Eckloy, Garheldand Sehouk
a.yafnaf tho hin
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
STATE CONVENTION OF COUNTY
PunLISfIERS.

A circular has boen issued by w. II. L.
Denny, of the Cnoleville Uaion, and Samuel
Pike, of the Washington Registe,, request
ing the county publishers of the State to
meet in Convention at Columbus, on the
first "Wednesday in January next, for tho
purpose of taking into consideration the
prices of subscription, advertising, &c.
with a view to adapting uniform scale o
prices.
We hope to see this request goueroll,
responded to- for we believe much good tC
the public aud the fraternity might be ac
oompished by such Convention.
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nITCu NOTICE. John n. Foster, E. Brownell
~ John Fryberger, John Barklow, Henry cling
cry, Samuel McClorv, Calip Barton, G. Whitney
Simeon R. Cory, and n. NJ. Douds, will take notice
that Il. r. Jones and John Lewis have filed petit
ton with the Clerk of Milton township, Wood
County Ohio, 70 lay out locate and apporton a
Ditch. commencing at the northwest corner Of Sec
tion ~ thence east on the section line Of Sections
seventeen, sixteen and fifteen, and terminate at
the northeast corner of Section Is.
Perry Wright, Geo. Hospehorn, and d. & NJ.
R, Il Company, you are hereby notified that @.
w. Hill and n. l.. Besanson have filed petition
with the Clerk of Milton township, Wood county,
Ohio praying the Trustees Of said township to lay
out. locate aud establish certain Ditch, as fol-
lows; Commencing at the north side OF the Def
ance free turnpike, where the ID. & NJ. X. II. cross
es said pike, thence aorth along the west side Of
said railroad until it intersects Ditch No. 2, aud
there terminate.
Said Petition is sot for hearing, at the office of
said Trustees at Milton Center, on Saturday, Do
cenlber 81, 1854, at o'clock A. NJ.
II. +. LEWIS, Clerk
Milton Township, Nov. 20, 1864. SAB
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Sale Of Schnnl Lands.

THE purchaser of the following described
L landi Section 10, Town north, Range east,
having failed to make his several payments ac-
eordiug to law, said and. with all the improve
ments thereon will be sold 10 the highest and best
bidder, at the door of the Court House of said
county, on
TUESDAY, January 81, A. d. 1855,
AZ o'clock 7. NJ, unless the payments, with the
accruing interest now due ON said lands, be paid
before that time, to-wit:
No Of Lot. Acres. Amount.
40 SOC 06
Terms of Sale-Cash; and no bid will be re.
ceived Tor less than the amount due as above, with
cost of sale.
GEO. y. PARSONS, Auditor.
AuDIroRs OFFICE, WooD Co, o.
Parrysburg, Dec. IL, 1864. 34f
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The exarinations at the registra ton Of
dce in New York have developed the fact
that there are many Of the relatives of men
in the rebel army now in that city, and
measures have been taken to place then
under proper surveillance, Among these
parties are the wives Of Gems, Smith and
Lowell, both of whom were formerly Street
Commissioners of New York, aud three
sisters Of General b, II Cheatham
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

'INHE undersigned has opened an Office aver w +.
Il j. llitehcOck's store, al Perrysbptg, Ohio, for
the collection OF claims against the Goyenment Of
every description. Particular attention paid TO the
collection of arearages OF PAY and Bounty, aud To
obtaining Pensions for woHnded and disabled sol
dierS, aud for the families of deceased soldiers.
hslong connection with the army, in active service,
gives him a Iaorc thorough knowledge of the man.
ner of obtaining such claims, than one who has
never been in the service be expected to have.
business prompuy attended 20. No fees charged
unless the claim is obtained
PETER BELL.
Perrysburg, Jan. I, lSsA Ssm
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
NAsuISGroS, Dec. l6--lO:SO p, NJ.
~ NV0r Gen DIE;
The following IN lllieial dispatches have
been received
NAsuvItLE. Nee. lG.--A very severe aud
terrible battle has just occurred, Oar forces
victorious.
Nashville, nsc, l6--l0I5 p. M.-Hooi
has fallen back and is apparently doing his
best 10 get away, while Thomas is pressing
him with great yigor. frequently capturing
guns and men. Everything so far is per.
iectly successful and the prospect is hir
% crush lloo!s army. There is nothing
since my las, Dispatch fro,a any other Quar-.
ter +. NJ STANTON,
Secretary ul War.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
Deelaretion of EHchnnge of Prisoners
NJ NTHr

The Secretary of War has issued an o.
der declaring all Federal prisoners Of war, ,ci
the army or navy, and all civilians on parole
for exchange, up to November 25, 1864, ex-
changed and paroled men now absent OH
leave, are ordered to report, at tie expira.
ton Of tleir leave, to the parole camps at
Annapolis, Nd, or Columbus, Ohio.
This order has been caused by similar ac-
ton on the part Of the rebel authorities.