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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25
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CORN PLANT.ER

1UST .RFCEICFh,. si The -AGRE UITURAL
- WAREENiiSE, ore hupdred ef-tbssr celchra-
ted hasG ,sOsg rlantcrs - rtitf-tts
These giArlcrs, whore thorauEalrl teStfd last
Sasie. by tsrrrers m this county, have 90 snpc-
rrr for regplarity in planting and can he set
% drpp any required lumber pl grains IL hill /
Il has, also, several important improvements over
three men with hoes. aud Do Il better Can eco
and be eqngiuced, aud take aus hane with OF.
8j l ~ IRkfs
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They are peculiarly adapted. as they bring thc
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish any quantity OF testimonials ct its
efficacy. from INV own patients but the practice Of
paradiug bought and fictitious ones before the public
is so prevalent, do not deem itavisoble,
RE WISE IN TIME!
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rhe 144th O, N. G.

In Tho consolidation of the 64th and 10th Bat
ItaliOns into the l4iih Regiment, o, N c. the seven
companies from Wood County were reduced to
six. Tho following list gives the letter of the
Company, and the napes of the Commissioned
officers attached 10 each:
CoMPASY f. Perrysbuyy. II
Captain--Asher Cook Tttt 4
LIST Lieutenant Andrew Bloomfield, i
ID Lieutenant-Frank ). Tyler. 4
- CoMPASY E. Pessberriile. M
n Captain4P. Smith
LIST lieutenant--J Keeifcr. i
"a Lieutenant john D. Muir
81 .raa -, CoGPANy r. FSeeport.
Captain p. W. Hathaway
Isl Lieut. BENJAMIN Bacon: It
"a Iieut-E. r. Sage,
Captain John Mckee.
LIST Lieut. Geo. MeddcH
~. l.lept.-Geo, Kimberlin
4a COMPANY Bouling tsrren. lt.r.
Captain j. Kitchen
lst l.eut.-S. J. Lamb
80 2dLieut.r-T.J j. ArerT.
s.s,b tr.if. coFASY B. B.-+Toaioyany. 4. 3. "a.
% Captain--le BlAck m~
This company @nans but sixtv men ,,h ;sh
being less than the minimum number reo,i,ed
huttqne CoHmissione' officer Is allowed il Ratb
LieulsneisSars tAsFeGos vacant
os rAtlatest aeeouutslthe fighting IN .tbs
p2ighborhood Of RielbNna continued me
rebels as. Heretofore. cling defeated in
almost every eagas senieutN ftm
u
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25

Concerning the pos ition which BLACK HAWK
has heretofoIe occupied amnng Lbo celebrated
horses OF Kentucky, the Lexington kyl Observer
and Repor,er, of April o, 1854, says
LExINGe0S BLACK HAwK-Tbfs fine Kentucky
Stallion las been purchased BY CapttD W. H.
Day, o. the q 5. Army, AMI removed 70 Ohio, He
IS one Of the ng,t horses for utility purposes to bf
fo,fy-s..ssE bqre, The bleod Of BLOOD celebrated
trothig stalacii isiassk Hawk and Of, slaekbum's
tlro,is nis veins ~ ~ i,,stg high k,ne, and
Inaoyssf regfet thatihsy viiIsGIeaiter be deprvee
of hisrcrriees. lie ists plveha1eiest OUT ielloN
townfnian, Capt Bcsri some tins since, by tirifg
t;enc.al fassss6 ami bs hiA present owner ul'ihat
nliicsa sXentdckr Loser another fra horse by TIC
rene sal II. 3las iis4'k aud 0hio has reason %
rees s4tliasy hersglf-epcn thescfui tiar
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25
In fact, Giland complete assortment of ailkinds
among whioh are
TILE NOV KLTIES OF THA SEASON! !

We soil for READY PAY. Don't ask for fvc
years' credit, and then expect to pay 10y giving
yonr note. That game is "played out" Pay as
you 60, and YOU will make moro money and so
win ]. We will take almost every thing YOU have
TO sell, al good prices. Shall o0mmence buying
POULTRY aud GAME in November. Call and
got printed Instructions for dressing
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Our Styles are e.the Latest, and our
Prices the Lowestl

l.D- Country Produce taken in Exchauge for
Goods. Cash paid for Slaves and Flat Hoops for
y Jour Barrels. ft
- - a. 70 i.iIAMs 5 BRO
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
nA Nnr RE IMPOSED UPON
Therc are Meotcor Inventions

Il HNiN diN btVttui hhFShaiVhF
That fash up for moment nt the newspapers and
pass to oblivion. There are also GRAND DIS
COVERIES which take permanent hold of pub
lie estimation, and LAST FOR ALI TINE.
Permanent among the latter class stands
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
A vegetable preparation, harmless as water,
which in FIVE minutes, TRANSFORMS GRAY
HAIR, or rhair of any unpleasant hue, toa glorious
black or enchanting brown Unique in its com
position and nfalbe in its results, it has achiev-
ed popularity with both scScs, with every class Of
society, and in all parts Of the world. Manufac-
turcd by ]. CHRISTAD0R0, No. Astor House
New-York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair DrcsSers. Id.
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= ". WOODBUKl, VIcrk
OF Board of School Examiners for Wood County.
Ill Independent copy.l

TO FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE
KEEPERS Dr. $. w. Weavcr's Cerotc has
been extensively used by Livery Stable kcepers
and farmers; aud with one accord they say that
for many diseases in animals they haye never
found its equal
On Horses two or three applications will cure
the Scratches Chaics, and Calls. whether by the
harness. saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds
clean. and sthe Ceratc freely applied will cure
them in a few DAYS. 1t will cure cracked heels
and Cancer IN the Tongue Canker or sore Mouth,
affections Of the Skin, falling of of the hair, &c.
Sore tcas and cracked udder in Cows are soon cured
by this Cerac.
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
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HE MOST EEFECTINE BLOOD PURIFrEf
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
DIR. wEAVER's
CERATE AND SALT RHEUM ,sIRUP.

,AsRyEtIous CrHp LIDO not nov brewer did, believe
In or natFopize the humhug medicines that threneev.
cry shop and drug store in the land; hut having been
prevailed upon by friend to use nr wrAvIis CEnArB
anc sALr ltnroN sRur, on an aggravat the
nsteps OF both my feet wblCh had bee lhere and pr
vented my wearing boots or hightoppcd shoes for 90
ye'Fs, most cordially testify that having used one
onN of the Oerate and hut QUE bottle of the Sip. and
with no other medicine, the inGepJ o. my fectheaed
up and became perfectly sound and well, md remain
at present without the slightest indication OF ever
being affected by the disease. .t.fft
can but believe the above preparations cured my
feet most thoroughly OF disease that had been sub
mitted to the treatmehtof many skilfu ply sicians
nut who never succeeded IN bcneting IL In the least
but rather ipyigorated the disease. believe tits
H PETER SMITH.
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WEisttR, WlsceNslN, March Y, Iel3' fiIf
~ Hcar what J. .aia q 6r. v'eaa .cr's celafg

tD- Hear what is said Of DR. Wea"cr's Celate
BorrERvrttE, W,RREE Co, Ohio Jan e6, 1864.
MrssRs J A. nARUIs Co., CISN. o.
GENIs' world say for the interest aud good Of the
community that Dr. Weaver's Cerate sthe best salvN
ever introduced In this neighhorhood II has heenat
Piled in the vors Of Eryspclas with the greatos
success. One case viii mention, which had heennn
treatment OF diHerent ieians ;Pr several years,
Dr wsaseP's Gerate was aiphod, and in gsi ns three
bottes, a.couplete cure was eeeomplshed3 ~
Yours Truly, II. ]. RUN{t NJ
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prrnrsnrnr -.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NorlcE To TEACmHns.

The tcarhers ot Wood Comfy vii take notice,
that from and after this date. On presenting them
selves for examination. each male applicant will
be required to pay ilr sum ofiOy cents. and each
f,nal. apphcant The sum vi thirty-fve cents, for
the purpose OF raising "a fund for the support ct
Teachers Institutes IN accordance with law pass
cd March rs, 1861,
The whole of the law here rterrito, seems to
have hctn carefully framed, with view to the inn
movement of onr schols and teachers whn desire,
ar expoct b, prove acceptable TO the pldltc aud
would meet this new demand upon their ns1.tdi as
we'll as their material psourUos, in the spirit in
which IL is made, Will prepare themselves by thor
ourh culture for sll the duties pertaining to their
Tbescteachcrs Who have been heretofore content
/ with license tutcach for four or six mouths at
/ n tu,e will do well to consider whether tfc time
has not como when a.hVher grade ofqualiications
/ is dttn,ndeA by this progressive age, and that
I those alone. Who arr we'll qualified should be en-
| trusted Wth tin education ct oir youth,
The oIt-repeated apology, that The school is
backward :" Should have no place in the vocabulary
of tbas whose business It is TO dcyclope and disct-
plinc the minds uf the young.
4 A bacI,earI scluo needs a competent teacher to
hrps II firrgrd and as the graded schools Of our
Caunt 5ud State furnish the most ample facilities
for the training al toFchcrs, the excuse that teach
ers have not suitable opportunities Tor learn
ing the science OF teaching, IS no longer
valid. and those persons who by their own
I showing, arc ONtueNNN huPttfalth w NNtSl
things, have no wight 10 complain of beng treated
unkindiy or unjustly. shouldhey fail Of receiving
certificates when they are not merited. The eN.
lhht Of every person applying for a certificate
will receive a careful 6ud cahdid examination, anC
IL found favorable. and is accompanied (wheu the
applicant IS . stranger with proper testImoniat
Respecting character, it wllbe apleasant duty fol
hoExamncrs TO certify to the fact. When al
opposite result is arrived at, applicants must wal
untl thew are enabled uy patience and persevcr
ancr. to overcome all obstacles il they are fully
determined ti become icacfor OF others.
BY Order ofthe Board,
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DIR CHEEsENAN'S FEMALE PILLS
: CHEESEMAN'S FEYAIE pUIsi
OLD BY DMUGGISTs GENERALLY.

soia IN Perrysbarg bs PECK & HAMTfTpN, and in
PERFUMES Guy hy u BARRir. Trade suPrIied by Ben
Ftea Hros glsrsaaq, sQyi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25

l7s5- To those who know themselves indebted To
me, would say, my books MUST be settled up be :
fore the New Year. II is much cheaper, aud
great deal more pleasant for just you amt 20 settle
them, than 20 trouble other folks, especially those
who write T. =. AZ She end of their rsnes Al
lGgst, think so--don't you?
S. j. BOU6HTON.
Bowling Green, o., October II, l8s2 %
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notice.!

pcrrysbarg, April II, 1851.
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:. y. nAERIs ..cqc Cinelnna,I, n,, ,.ll ons.

Sold by Peek & Hamilton. -Perrysbnrg DR.. ".
Burrtt, Maumce City A. j. Gardner & Co., Gil
lead A. 4. jerome. New Westfcd; VIM. .'Euck,
Milton Center DR.. $. A. Smith, Portage o. lGzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
From the Potomac Array.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF The PoroNAc,
Nov. The surprise and capture of 5
party Of our picket line, Tuesday night,
occurred in front Of Fort Davis
The men taken belonged to the 6oth
and Ilth New York rsgimentA They
were for the greater part new men, and
somewhat ignorant Of their duties, and
hence were not so satchfui as the older
troops who hare oeen on dnty.
Our men, some time ago, played the
rebels q similar trick. When the late
movement began, every man in the
works left behind had to take his turn on
picker, and some Of those men, it is said.
had never loaded gun.
Il seems that the rebels did not carry
of a singls musket belonging to our
soldiers, as they were all found and
brought in by Gen. Pieree's brigade,
which wen. out to re-sstsblish the line.
The only way TO account for this is that
their force was too small to carry them,
and did net have time to return for
them. Although firing was kept up By
both sides il line here, ne casualties
are reported.
Las night firing was kept up most Of
tEs time, but the line remains the same
as previous to the affair. All quiet here
this morning. We are having very
pleasant weather here.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

CAiKo, Nov. 2-The Universe, bound
up, struck snag and sunk Fifty miles
above Memphis on Sunday.
Four or Eve deck passengers aud the
same number of rebel prisoners were
drowned There were seventy-6ve rebel
prisoners from Vicksburg on board,
twelve Of whom, including . captain, es
capped The remainder we're brought np
on the Belle ST Louis, and forwarded TO
Chicago
The Universe il total loss. There
were two thousand hogsheads Of pork
belonging to the Government among her
cargo.
Two hundred Federal cavalry, recent
sent acfvss The river from Memphis 10
hunt gasrrillss, came upon a small force
near Marion and captured thirty stand
Of arms Two miles beyond Marion thsy
came upon six or eight hundred rebels.
After some skirmishing our forces fell
back to the river, followed BY the enemy,
when the rebels we're driven back in con-
fusion By a gunboat A nutaber Of pEis-
oners aud horses were captured b. our
I forces.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
River News.

Yesterday was a dull day..on the Levee,
with bat few arrivals, aud q murky,
miserable, misty day It was, too
The arrivals and departures were the
Clifton, from Cincinnati to Memphis;
the x. X. Dunkerson, from the Boneyard
TO Bowling Green. The Tarascon, from
Louisville and return, and the Armada,
to Cairo.
The Clifton had good trip for Mem
pbis, including heavily laden barge.
The Armada took out bully trip
yesterday
The Tarascon had a fair trip both
ways
The Dunkersos picked up considers
bic freight and numerous passengers
and left for Bowling Green last night.
The Carrie has dropped down to the
Boneyard for some slight repairs.
The Nick Longworth bad not arrived
at dark last night, and may not be here
until this morning. Messrs Cox 4
Humphrey are her agents
The Gen. Anderson viii be the regu
lar packet for Cairo to day. She is stu
pendous on run, is we'll oiiicered-BIlll
Lowth in the office, and sets tempting
table.
The bright Morning Star will be tn
splendid packet for Louisville this even
ing, and has no superior on the Western
waters in beauty, elegance, and speed
Her commander is that veteran an,
popular officer, Capt Joe Bunee, will
the affable and courteous Johnny Gwa,h
mey, assisted by Messrs. Borden ant
Newhall, in the office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

ALBANY, \. T., Nov. 2-Gov Sey.
nour has issued the following proclama-
tien:
In few days the people Of this coun-
try are to exercise their Constitutional
daty Of electing President and Vice
President Of the United States. AT q
time when the condition Of our country
sxcites the deepest interest, questions
Of the day not only effect the personal
welfare of ell and the happiness Of their
homes, but are also Of q character 10
arouse the passions aud lead 10 angry
controversies between parties. The ex-
istenes Of q terrible civil war and the
assertion Of the right OF military sn-
thorities, IN some sections Of our eoun-
try, to interfere with elections, have
caused painful and exciting doubts in
the minds of many with regard TO free
and untram meled exercise Of the cleo.
tive franchise. /, therefore, appeal to
men Of an political parties to unite
with those holding official positions IN
their efforts 70 allay undue excitement
to soften the harshness of party preju'
dices and passions, and to avoid al
measures and language which tend "a
Strife or disordex. However we ma,
differ in our opinions of public policy
we are alike interested in the maintain
anes Of order IN oar midst, and Of ID
rights and the promotion Of the prophet,
Of our State. While ws do not agree 3
to the methods BY Which these ends ar
to be gained, they are sought BY all ]
il certain they cannot be reached by an
CRY controversies, unreasonable suspiC
ions or disorderly actions. There ar
well grounded fears that the rights {
citizens of New York win be tranple
upon at the pollS
The power Of this State is ample {
protect al classes IN the free excise
their POLITICAL duties In doing this Il
authorities vi! be upheld by good cit
zens of all parties. There is no reasc
to doubt that the coming elections vi
te conducted with the usual quiet al
order.
Sheriffs Of counties, and all other OF
GERS whose duty il il to keep the pea
|. and protect our citizens, will take ca
: that every voter shall have . free ball
d 10 the manner secured to him by I
}; Constitution and laws 1t viii BE the
J. duty to see that no military or other {
}, ganized force shall be allowed to shc
: themselves IN the vicinity Of the pla
Il where elections are held, with sny viz
Of nenacIDg or intinidating citizens
attsndange thereon; against any such
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

EEw YoRK, Nov. 2-The steamer
Persia, from Liverpool, is coming up the
bay.
The Wilmington Journal Of the 22d
says great preparations are making
there for the defenses Of the place. All
non-eombst&ass are reminded TO leave
The Charleston Mercury of the 22d
says a movement is on foot in that vi
entity TO wrench Atlanta from Sherman,
and intimAtss tkat IL will be done By q
column Of from 5000 TO 10000 men
Gen. Joe Johnston is living in retire
ment at Macon, Ga.
This Raleigh Stasdayd dsnounces the
ultra position assumed At the Conveniior
| Of rebel Governors
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

kAthAiFon = from the Greek word "Ksshro,' or
''kAthAiro. sigpifying ~ cleanse reJavIBata and
restore. This article - what ia name nignlass.
For preserving. restoring and identifying the
human hair il ID the mott remarkable Frsparation
Ia the world. II Is asain owned add put up b.
the original proprietor, and il nov mads With the
sane ears, skiil and attention which gave IL =
sAis ofoEsr ens million bottles per NHnam.
IL Is = most delightful HAIR Dressing.
itsradieafss sonrf aud dandfuG
u ksspsths head cool and clean
e makes the hair, rich, son and glossy.
u prevents this hair from falling OF and tara
Iag gray,
u restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or EsHtleman who valves baausifai
bead Of hair shoaid a-s Lyoa's Kathairon. II IL
known sad a ed throzghout tbs eisllind world
Sold By al reapectabls dealers
pEMAs 5 BAkHks 4 CO.. rev Yexk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03
THE VERY LATEST
.TELE GR A H.
Inpertsnt Advance Of Grants Line
Evfaeuee of Rebel Weakneas-


NV YoEK, Nov. 2--The TriBune'
correspondent on the left Of tie Army
Of the Potomac, nnder date Of the Goth,
saws: The new angle, a mile and halt
West and . mile and 3 half Southwest
which was acquired on our left BY the
recent ssrategetic demonstration, IS being
seemingly fortified, and / understand
that the army line is to be Immediately
pushed out or the left two or three miles
from its present terminus
The way this important extension Of
our line came TO be so easily and cheaply
made was By the enemy weakening taeir
lines Of battle at this point to intercept
what they took to be flank movement
around their extreme right While they
were massing against the I'd and 9th
Corps, on our extreme left, the 9th
Corps was showed in at this point and
took q line Of their works, which was
reversed and now forms cur new left
angle. Probably not during the war has
80 important "a extension OF fortified
line been made With so little Sighting.
Il Is true that there was considerable
marching and eountermarehing in the
operation, but thai vas . mere frolic for
the boys who had been confined so long
in camp, and this, like every other move
ment recently, on either side, has DEM
oDssrated tAe growing weakness of the
rebel army in wildly striving to defend
themselves al distances. They bare al
lowed another fatal and irreparabIe ap-
proaeb TO be made near a vital point
Their CONSERVATION along the entire line
on Tkursdsy is represented BY deserters
and our own escaped prisoners, as IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-03

The New York Election Frauds.
New YsRK, Nor. 2-Ths Tribune
Washington special says of the soldiers
election frauds.
Ferry and Donahus have been sen
fenced TO the penisentisry for life. The
Secretary Of War has approved the sen
tenee, and il win be carried out imme-
diatels. New York prisons will not be
selected.
- Jones, Col NoEths chef assist
ant, confined with him at the Old Capt.
toll, has made fall confession Of bis
completely in forging votes, and that the
basiness has bees carried on at Col
North's agency mich more extensively
than anything done At Baltimore.
II is understood that Gov. Seymour
special commission are staggered by bis
complete implication Of Col. North in
the frauds The end is not reached.
MessFA Parker, Allen, and Kelly were
again present At the Military Court to-
day, and every facility was extended
them TO prepare defense for Col. North,
which they improved. This occupied
the attention of the court until it adj
journed They expect to resume the
examination Of the papers seized and
the consideration Of the case tomorrow,
but il is not expected they will be pre-
pared TO put Col. North on trial before
Friday or Saturday.
kewcomb, who vas released, was IN
court this morning 10 testify.
Among the papers seized 1t the New
York State Agency is "a application
from New York for . place in Col.
Eorth's Office as clerk he writes: :" l
have been discharged by the Sanitary
Commission for disloyalty." His dis
elimination was rewarded; Col North
Immediately employed him, at $40 per
mDnth-more than be received from the
| Commission.
The 7fHss' special says . careful ex.
animation Of the facts and papers in the
case has convinced Judge Parker. and
his associates, that the matter is much
more serious enc than they expected OF
anticipated, prior 20 their arrival, and
assumes with them the proportion Of a
grave crime against the purity Of shs
balIot-box, and the rights OF electors.
The case Of Col North, and his con
spirators, was again adjourned until TO
morrow to enable him and bis advisers
10 prepare for bis defense. ALI bis a.
sumed carelessnsss IL gone and be is de
voting himself seriously to clear himssl
from The accumulated evidence.
Hon Ransom II. Gillet has been re
tainsd IS counsel for North, who will b
defended with all the zeal and abilit
that can be brought.toibear in bis behalI