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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-07
From New Yorl,


NEw YORK, Sept, 2.--The Rerald's cor.
respondent with the army of the Potomac
has the following;
A mysterious looking, and to all appear.
ancos formidable craft, has been discovered
lying in ono of tho creeks emptying into
the james. She appears To be waiting for
some OF the monitors to pass up the james,
when she will run out aud cut Off retreat.
Tho rank and flo Of the rebel army being
generally under tho impression that il they
desert, they will be placed in the front ranks
Gen. Grant has ISSUED an order that those
who voluntarily como within our lines shall
have transportation to their homes, If with.
IN our lines, or TO any point north they may
choose, This order will bo circulated in
the enemy IS camp.
The lleralds Mobile correspondent saws
on the morning OF tho 23d, Capt. TAYLOR.
bearing white flag, accompanied by 40
men, marched out of Fort Morgan carrying
4 small sail boat, with tho intention Of 20
ing to the flag ship, three or four miles
distant, with note from Gen. Page. pro
posing TO surrender. A check was pnt
upon this by Gen, Granger, who said III,
army aud navy were one, and as his arti
lery commanded Fort Morgan and his in
iautry every foot of Mobile Point outsd,
the fort, he would not let a boats crew
pass oil from shore on any pretence what
ever, Soon after Gen. Granger got N,
note to Admiral Farngut aud ii was taLer
by him saying he would communicate IL.
contents TO the Admiral-in short tim,
demand for unconditional surrender WAS
made and granted,
The results OF these successes NAV b,
summed up as follows; Compelled III,
evacuation of Fort Powell, the surrender
OF Fort Gaines, almost destroyed and com
PEELED the surrender Of Fort Morgan, here
tolore considered the strongest fort6 alto,
ia the United States We have taken 500
prisoners, 100 pieces OF cannon aud vas
quantity of small arms and munitions O
war; also provisions enough TO feed III,
garrisons we shall place there for al.
months. We have captured aud hav,
ready for use the ram Tennessee (th,
strongest war vessel aAoat, and severa
other war vessels, and have penned up a
least three English blockade runners. All
this has cost the army one man killed an,
six wounded, and tho navy the loss Of IN
Iecumseh and part of her crew, and
very few casualties ON other ships.
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Legal Notice.

William Glilaher and
Wm. b. Clawson In the Court of Common
vs.. Plffs. Pleas of Wood county. o
Elijah Elliott, Deft.
The said Defendant, Elijah Elliott, of the State
Of Iowa, will take notice that the Plaintiffs, viii
liam Gallaher and William B. Clawson did on the
ith day of August, A. d. 1864, file their Petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Wood and State of Ohio, against the said
Elijah Elliott Defendant, setting forth that said
defendant, on the Goth day of October. a. D., 1859
for valuable consideration, executed aud delivered
toplantfs his proInisSory note aud thereby proms-
ed to pay to said plaintiffs the sum of three hundred
and two dollars, with interest four years after date
thatsaid note is due aud unpaid and they ask iudg
r1ent against said defendant for the sum of three
hundred and two dollars with interest at six per
cent per annum from the goth dayOf Octr. a. ID $50
also that the said plaintiffs caused an attachment
toissue ON said claim, on the 4th day Of August
1864, for the sum OF three hundred and two dollars
with interest thereon from the 29th day OF October
A. ID. 1853. Said Petition will be for hearing at
the next term of said Court and the said defendant
is required to answer or demur to said Petition on
or before the LIST day of October A. D. 1854 or said
Petition will be taken as true and judgment reu-
dered accordingly. Z COOK a BELL.
Atty's for Pl'hs.
Perrysburg Ohio, August AtA 1884. lSeS6,2O
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'COPPERHEAD tr" FREEDOM OF
..strt af4.a aPEEClII0

An illustration OF the "Freodom of
Speech" for which tho 'Coppcrheads have
always been so eiamerous was given at
their recent Convention at Chicago. \ Mr.,
Harris, of Maryland was a member
Of the Legislature which Mcclellan arrest
ed in 1861 in the course Of a speech be
fore the Convention, stated that he would
not support Mcclellan, ii nominated For
making this assertion, he was declared out
Of order, and ruled ont of the Convention (;
and while retiring tohis seat, a person not
"a delegate, although sitting within tho cir
Gle, said to him, !" You oughtto be turned
out of the Convention, you damned trail
tor;" wheTeupen Mr. Harris turned around
and Knocked him out of his chair. This
incident contributed much to the general
confusion, which prevailed for several min
utes. That's the way the Copperheads
tolerate Freedom Of Speech"
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SPEECH OF HON: ]. NJ. ASHLEY

After tho adjournment OF the Convention
al Portage, on Saturday last, tho people in
attendance repaired to the Presbyterian
Church. to listen to an address by Mr.. Ash
ley. Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather during the early part of the
day, the Church was crowded, and many
were not ablo to obtain admittaneo. Mr.
Ashley spoke nearly two hours, and from
the repeated cheers with which ho was
greeted, it was evident that his remarks
were received with satisfaction by the EN-
tire audience. 20
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Hon. J, NJ. Ashley, Union Candidate fol
Congress, willaddress the citizens of Wood
County at wsstGeld, on tho Dayton and
Michigan Railroad, OH Saturday next, Sep
tember 10th, at 2 o'clock ?, NJ.
Let oil who desire to hear tho issues OF
tho day fsirly discussed be present. La
dies and gentlemen of oil parties are re-
spectfully invited. No postponement on
account of the weather.
Remember that Mr.. Ashley alwoys ful
fils his engagements and is prompt to the
hour. a .t tt
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grap,ne in our next issue,
IT rIIE UNION CoNyENTIoN

notwithstanding tho inelement weather
Of Saturday last, the attendance at the
County Union Convention was good, and
the proceedings were entirely Harmonious
The nominees -Cbarles ". Evehs, ior Sher
III, and Addison Lansdale, for Commissioned
are men we'll known throughout the
county for integrity and ability. In our
frat issue after the election, we expect to
record u majority of about l,00o for each
of them. 20 HHN
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tion OF Lincoln,-a willing instrument Of a
corrupt and tyrannical Administration, aid.
ing, while possessing military power, all
its efforts to strip American freemen Of
their dearest liberties. VIII you stultify
yourselves as to make him the Standard
bearer Of Democracy. With al his heart.
he hoped not. He had never otherwise.
and as between Lincoln and Fremont. and
any man calling himself even half Demo.
crat, he would have a choice, and would be
found voting with his friends. But he bog
ged tho Convention not tombn6nate McCielg
Ian. Almost any other man who claims to
ben Democrat wonld satisfy rtrvFHeBwouid'
satisfy the Northwest. Weak az. is your
platform IN many respects, we viii stand by
II and do oil in our powor 10 maintain it,
but in Gods name don't add TO its weak
ness by placing such man in ncmiuo-
tiOn. 7t.1....t ....t 3
After these speeches, the Convention ad.
journed over until Wednesday, 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, AZ which time ballot was had for
President. DEN Mcclellan received IG2
votes scattering 6i. Mcclellan. was do
clared duly nominated. On motion Of @. L.
yallahdigham the nomination was made
unanimous.
George II. Pendeton, Of Cincinnati. was
nominated for Vice President on tho soc
ond ballot.
We believe the action Of this Northern
Rebel Convention will have tho best pos.
siblc effect upon the Union cause---ecrtain.
ly they could not have done more, even
though twas dono unwitthgly, to secure
The success of tho Union nominees. The
masses OF the Northern people are loyal,
and it is not possible that loyal man can
be deceived concerning tho action of tlat
copclave Of rebel sympathizers, which as
somblod at Chicago August goth. The key
TO their action may doubtless be found in
tho following; Whom the gods wish to
destroy, they make mad ~
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rNIoN BARBECUE.

understand that tho Union men ol
this county intend holding u grand Bmba'
cue, near the close of tho present month
1t is expected that several of tho best
speakers III the W eat will be in attendance
We are confident that the Committee hav'
ing che Ipatter in. charge will spare no ei-
forts to make the affair a decided success.
We hope 10 be able to publish the pro-
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ExrcrrrvE MANSoy
-. 'A'H thANNA"N'
WA SWSGroN. Saptemher q. 1854.

NA7WNGroN, September 3. 1861.
Tho nat opal thanks are tsudered by the
PreSid, MT to NJ ior-General w. Sherman
and the gallant officers aud soldiers of his
command before Atlanta, for ahe distin-
gu'shed ability, courage and perseverance,
displayed in tho campaign in Georgia
which under Divine Power resulted in the
capture. OF the City of Atlanta. The march
es, hNtleI sieges and o;her military op-
eret'ors that have signalzed this cam.
paigr, m st render it famous in the annals
of war; and have entitled those who have
participated thcrein to the applause and
thanks OF the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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Death Of tho Hor.e-thier. John Morgan

KNoxvrLLH, Tenn, Aug. s.-The follow
ing telegram from Gen Gillen was received
carly this evening:
"Bult's Gar, Tenn. Sept 3,--T5 Gen
TWiotSoM surprised, defeated and killed
John Morgan at Greonvillo this morning
The killed are scattered for miles aud have
not yet boon comted--thcy probably mum
Der 90 to 100 | have about Is prisoners
Among those captured were Morgan's staff
with one piece of artillery end caissou
The cnemy's force ont numbered mine, hut
the surprise was complete.
ALVIN c, GLLEN."
The rebel Gonoral Wheeler, who was &
few days since making threatening raiC
into ronnessee has been defeated, and ha,
retreated toward Alabama. aa.
Another battle has been fought in e.,
Shenandoah Valley, in which our force,
were successful,
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"nIRDs or A TEiTIER,u &c.

The Napoleon NORTH Vest, of August %
copies and approves the following, from the
Ohio Statesman;
Gov. Brough appears to have become af-
llicted with the conspiracy fever, now
raging to an alarming extent among the
Abolition Governors of the North. Wo are
not aware of any suspicious movements on
the part of washerwomen in Ohio such as
distract the added brain Of Morton and the
sober head of Yates, but Brough perhaps
knows better. He at least directs bonn
bastio proclamation at an unheard of con
spiracy, which we are convinced, has no
other existance than in the leverish brains
OF the Governor and his followors If the
washerwomun have not con Ipired, it is not
Brough's fault, and his proclamation will
answer all the purposes of inducing them
to plot. Ii Brough had Darlington at his
elbow, he would have better foundation
Than he has for his portentous sentences
and laundering words. The people OF
ONO are not we trust, so ignorant of the
practices Of Abolition politicians as to be
thrown into " panic by this proclamation
neither will they bc thrown off their guard
by All invitation to furnish a pret xt for
martial law or tho exercise of moro arbi-
trary power than is at present exercised
With a proper knowledge of tho. real mo-
two that pronptod it, Brough's last will
rank with his previous ploo'amations-a as
a rOnuHciameHto full OF sound and fury,
signilying nothing.
In the same "stylo and behalf Is the fol.
lowing, from the H'ood county hdapeAd.
oRt, OF last week:
FootIsu proclamation Of Governor
Brough, which we published last week,
intimating that there is an organization in
Ohio designed to resist the Government in
the enforcement of the draft, is extremely
foolish. No sane man, of ordinary intelli-
geuce, will believe any such stuff. Such
proclamations will do moro to inspire the
rebels with hope than all the speeches that
N0l!andigham has or can make. This is no
time for Roorbacks of that description.
Governor Brough undoubtedly. knows
whereof he speaks, but it is tho policy of
CopporheOds every where, to ridicule
charges against thcir party which they
cannot disprove.
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NIcMURTY'S GREAT
IN NDIAN N S HOW F.!
AND
AMPHITHEATRE!
WILL EXHIBIT
At MAuAEE. ON Thursday, Sep
Jembec I6, 1864.

THE RED MAN, in his native grandeur fresh
i trom the huntmg Grounds and Wigwams OF
his wild abedes, War Paint, Wampum aud Feath-
ers. The most unique and interesting Exhibition
ever offered ~ the American people.
They are undoubtedly the finest specimens Of the
WildMsn OF the Wilderness ever seen since the
settlement ofour country.
CHIEFS AND RULERS OF THEIR TRIBES,
they represent some OF tho powerful OF the In-
dian nations, as the kiowais, Camanehes, Apaches
ArapahoeS, CaddOs and Cheyonnes, giving a lull
end powerful exhibition of the manners aud Gus
toms oIthe Wild Indians of the western Plains.
THE ARENIC FESTIvAL-wiu combine all
thatis ohasie, Classic and brilliant
THE POLISH BROTHERS -Matehless ar.
tls'eS' Brilliant Acrobats and all the graceful an
upodoans Of the cirque.
INDIAN PARADE IN THE AFTERNOON
Between ~ and O'Clock, will pass through IN,
streets, dressed in full Indian Costume, headed b,
the Keystone Excelsior Brass Band.
On arriving at tho Canvass, Mr.. DAN NAGLE
Ihe American Blondin, will make a TIGHT,
ROPE ASCENSION from the ground to the tor
Of tho Centre Pole.
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EVAPORATORS ANO CANE MILLS,

Owing to the great scarcity of workmen it will
~ be Of the utmost importance for persons con-
templatiug the purchase of Evaporators and Cane
Mills to order early, those putting it off till late
will more than likely be disappointed in getting
their machinery in time.
ltbeing not only important to order early, but to
getthe best. l would call particular attention 70
Cooks Sugar EvaPOrat0r
and Cl0Fk's Gaao MiYls.
The former will eyaporate more juice for the
same amount Of heating surface, than any other
in the Country, and will do it better. Cooks
Evaporation is the only one on which Sugar has
been successfully made. l have samples of sugar
now, made on Cook, of better quality than can
be bought in the market, 10 day for SOC per ID.
Also, Samples Of Molases, oc a finer favor than
haveever been able to get THE Imported Molasses
or Syrup.
Ciark's Victor Cane Mills Stand At the
head the list, they will express more Juice and
with less power than any ether patent out, and il
IS impossible TO break them, which is of the drst
importance tOpnrchasers.
Send in your orders. Send in also for the Sorgo
hand book, it is furnished free on application.
d. KREPS.
July ~ 1904 l2if
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The 1,dspeadsa, Of last week speaks in
the most favorable terms Of the Copper
head Convention at Chicagoi says the pro.
eeedmgs were "quite harmonious" and il
repreSents that when the nominations were
aecieved the enthusiasm throughout the
country was immense. The Same paper
ahusss President Lincoln, Governor
Brough, Mr.. Ashley, the County Union
Convention, has slur at Hon. salmon P
i Chase, and coptaips call for "Deme
cratic County Convention" What 6erc,
Upiop paper ?
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The British Gus tom authorities have is
sued an order that no ship of war of either
American bolligerents shall be allowed ia
enter amy English port for the purpose OF
being dismantled and sold.
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TO ARMS ONCE MORE
One ElfOrtlMOre, and the Rebel
lion is Forever Crushed!

THE undersigned has been appointed Recruit
ing ohicar by the Governor aLi is desiruus
OF promptly recruiting Company in Wood county
DON'T WAIT To BE DRAETEDI
but receive the Bounty and the credit of voluntari
y assisting your country in the hour of her peril.
The bounty provided by lawis as followsi
TOT ohe 1eAIb-----. ----- ------ ------SlOO %
Fur two years, 200 O0
FOR three years. ',.,,s 500 0e
The first instalment of Bounty will be paid by
the Mastering and Discussing officers when the
recruit is mustered, as follows;
To recruit who enlisis in the army for one year,
SSS,S3i For two years, S66.00i For three years,
$4,000.
Neither drafted men or substitutes, furnished OIL
ther before CRATER the Draft entitled to Bounty
from the United States,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, II A. N.

10 OEcy. Gen. Dir:
The President has issued the following
recommendations aud orders in relation TO
the recent successes of the United States
forces at Mobile and Atlanta. ll
E NJ STANTON Sec. of Ynr
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COME NOW, ALL WHO CANT

aud give one, twos or three years, (as you may
elect q your country, Place your name amonS-
her million noble Defenders, and be 10 at tho death
Of this unhoiy rebellion.
All persons wishing 20 enlist " obtain further
iniormaton will please call at 5. l.. Boughton's s
Store, Bowling Green or at the Drug Store Of
Peek Hamilton, Perry sburg
A losai bounty OF Sl6O 90 viii be paid bv town
ships. Lieut.. }, A. NOBLE,
Recruiting Oaieer, Wood county, o.
Bowling Green, July sOth, 1884. iAf
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ExEcugIyE COMMITTEE, ATTEN'
TInNI

Tho members of tho Union Executive
Committee, are requested 60 meet at the
Auditors ofioo, on Thursday next, at B.
pm. A full attendance is desired, as inn
portaut business will come before the com
mittce. n't Ne'd4i 7if
c1so, N. PARSONS. Chairman.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A DMINISTRA ATOR's MOTTO. - j. IL.
"A kUder, A lmiliStrator of the estate of George
Miwer, deceased, has filed his final account
in the Probate Court of Wood county for settle
ment and the same will be for hearing and exam
ination ON the l9th day of September, A. ID. 1864.
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
September Z, 1854, i9I
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CALL AT THE CASH STORE.
EXAMINE My FINE STOCK.
WIN. HOUSTON
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale Of Real Estate,
3. A. Harms, Admx. Probate Court of Wood
VS.. county Ohio 1N-i s..ti.. E.

.. a, Harms, AdmX. Probate Court of Wood
s.M Harms, HTi ct al county, Ohio s-s
AN the lat day of October, a. D. 1864 between the
" hour Of one and three O'Clock, p NJ, at the resi-.
dence Of Sarah A. Harms, ION the prcmises at Pember-
vile, Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale the fol
lowing real estate, as the property of Henry Harms
deceased, to wit That part othe Of
section ten (iOl town five ~ north Orange twelve 2l
cast, bounded and described follows Commenclng
n post set in the rock and Witnessed by willow tree
- inches in diameter, north l5o 81, west from the most
81 links thence south $50 west 4g3H links thence south
40 east chains, thence south so 45' west 54 y links
thence south CSC east 80 links thence north 8
east go links thence north 12s 30, west 200 links To
place OF beginnings Containing four and eightyseven
one hundredths acres of land with Saw Mill, and
the water and mill privileges thereunto belonging.
Also the following premises situate in the east half
OF section ten (O town five (5) north of range IL east
and bounded and described As follows, TO wit; Com.
mencing at stone the west bank OF the south
branch of Portage River thence north 30 west 155
thence north 27 west 115 links thence nortIffkN, 173
links, thence l2e east 2T9 links thence north 23s
east 26l links toa corner stone witnessed by oat
stump. 25s 80 links, thence south 05s west lob
links along the middle of the county road, thence
SSA east 3S6 links to the place OF beginning
Also, the following premises situate in said section
town and range to wit The eastpart OF Lot No. Seven
(Oin the town ot Pemberville, Wood county, Ohio
according to the plat made by the Deputy County
Surveyor, in 1859, being all Of said lot living on the
east side Of the county road running up the west side
OF the south branch Of the Portage River, being the
same conveyed by Jehie P. Martin to Henry A Harms
In 1880 All q said land lying and being in the coun-
ty of Wood and State OF Ohio. Said property will be
sold free and clear from the dover the widow
and the premises will be Id all together
to suit purchasers The whole of said premises ap.
praised at 81 ,000
TERMs OF sALE;-one-third cash in hand ope.third
in one year and the balance In two years. The defer
red payments to hear interest from date payable an.
nually and to be secured by mortgage the prem
s. 4. HA'NS, 'dmx.
Cook & BELL Pl'Gs Attys. -
Perrysburg, Aug seth, 1864. asdS10
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsmNoroN, ,

september 3, 1854.
The Signal successes that Divine Provi.
denc9 has recently vouchsafed TO the op-
erations of the United Sttes Fleet and
Army in the harbor of Mobile and the re-
duction of Fort Powell, Fort Gaines aud
Fort Morgan, and the glorious achieve
ments of the army under Gen. Sherman in
the Slate of Georgia, resulting in the cap
ture of the city Of Atlanta, call for devout
acknowledgements to tho Supreme being
in whose hands are the destinies of nations.
1t is therefore requested that on next
Sunday in all places of worship in the
United ST. It's, Thanksgiving be offered to
Him for HIS mercy in preserving our ma :.
tional existence against the insurgent reb-
els who have been waging cruel war
against the Government of the United
States Cor it's, ovC Crthrow; and, also that
prayer be Inade for Divine protection to
our brave soldiers and their leaders in the
field who have so often and so galIantly
riskcd their lives in battling with the en-.
envy aud Tor e3s,ngs and comfort from
the Father Of Mereies to tie sick wound.
ed and prisoners, and to the orphans and
widows of those who have fallen in the
service of their country, and that we will
continue 10 uphold the Government, of the
United States against all the efforts of pub
lie enemies and secret foes.
S,gned, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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STEAM ENGINE y
GLOVER HuLLER

HYATT'S Patent Knife Grinder and
L Il Scissors 'Sharpner, for family use. New
principle, rapid in execution, perfect in operation
Is the best thing ever made to sharpen carving
knives, kitchen knives and scissors. This machiue
ought to bein every family hotel aud shop. Call
aud see its work. ID. KREPS
pJrrysburg, Aug. 18th 1864 I7te
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The Napoleon Aorth,eeSs, ,of A ugust 25
says The "editor is absent attending to the
affairs Of The nation, at the Chicago Con,
yention." If the editor" took part in the
Chicago Convention, it might more truth
fully be said that be was Attending to th,
Interests ofne rebels.
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The rebel loss south Of Atlanta was 3 600
killed aud wounded and 1000 eaptured.-
We are in full possession Of Atlanta.