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EXTRA!
THIRD EDITION.
WILSON'S CAVALRY RAID.
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CAPTURE OFAREBEL TRAIN
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Portions of Two Railroads Destroyed,
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BRIDGES, TIES, AND RAILROAD
STOCK BURNED.
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SHARP FIGHT WITH THE ENEMY.
WILSON'S CAVALRY RAID.
CAPTURE OFAREBEL TRAIN
Portions of Two Railroads Destroyed,
SHARP FIGHT WITH TIE ENEMY.
sHELLINc OF PETERSBURG

ETC.. Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
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C1TY INTELIIaENoE.
STATE OF Thermometer To-DAK.--Six A. NJ.
7I4. Noon, Sl5. One p. NJ. So. Wind w.

pNAIE VI lHhhhomElhH IL -DAhs771tA ~ ~ q
7iI. Noon, Sl5. One p. NJ. e6 Wind w.
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HEAVY STORM IN HKsFoNvTLLE - GREAT
DAMAGES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon the
heavy rain storm, followed by thunder and
lightning, did considerable damage TO property
in Hestonvnlo.
The Columbia Hotel, kept by William Moore,
was injured 70 n great extent. This hotel was
struck by lightning, which tore the partitions
apart ana SET hre 20 the building. The hames,
however, were eNtinguished before any Roadway
had been gained.
The store Of Mr.. Bowman, close by. was also
slightly damaged by being struck by lightning.
The fire ran down the side Of the house. and tore
of the windOw-sill. rrr--rarr
The residents of the place say they have. not
witnessed such storm for many years. Hail
of enormous size fell In great force, breaking
number of panes Of glass in the neighborhood,
and doing other mischief. =,
Trees and fences were blown down In every
direction. man who was driving a horse aud
wagon along the Lancaster pike narrowly escaped
death by the falling OF tree directly in his 'front.'
AS Il was, bis horse took fright and ran away,
dragging the driver nfter him. Fortunately. he
8 oii with but slight injuries. ore erfrVT
.1r' 'auage was also done in Cathedral
hl- hsr and bushes were torn up
"'la rtfa '.slter During the
. aa'f'a aing 70 the
itr-fatsi' =, in
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FROM BALTINIoRE.

Making an aggregate of actual or vir-
tul increase. ..,................. Ss5, 900
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OmcIal DraWiaHs Of the 1hoany &gEiegc
A''''y y A'A'-i cliss q SIl- July 4. Is1e 7
Ss, As, SO, 80, 81 A, 20, ~ le. .eSr W. ~
so, 70, 10, z, l0g7 20, 3ei 81 %, ~ - H.
oli,sll's ssai y aqd's's'''s !. s..io.s 1. 49,
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Mcclellan in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Sept 6, 1861
Tho nomination of Mcclellan has fallen
like wet blanket upon tho Fragments oi
the ancient Democratic party in this State.
The loyal port ON OF that party, fraction
of very sm Ill Dimensions, have long since
made up their minds that Mcclellan suffer.
ed himself to be besieged in Washington,
and conducted the Peunsull campaign in
the interest OF the rebels, AMI nothi can
persuade them to vote for him for any of.
ticc. They arc as hostile to hun "a they
are to jeff Davis. One OF the most promj
ucut of these mon, once u shining light IN
Maryland Democratic politics, said to me
tho other day, that Mcclellan deserved
death Tor the manner III which he behaved
before Richmond, and q double death tor
letting Bob Lee get oil after the battle OF
Antjetam. This wing OF tho old Democrat
ic party comprises all the Douglas men Of
the State, some five thousand or more, and
u few patriotic Breckenridge men. It il
now thoroughly aboltionized, and couse-
qucntly loyaljaad They preferred Bon.
Butler to amy body else, but they arc now
Tor Lincoln heart and soul.
OF course the National Union party in
Maryland are emiuently hostile to McIiIi-
Ian, His warm frieuds and admirers down
TO his failure at the battle of Aulictam
they are now his tie,cc and uncompromisiug
enemies.
The loyal press of Maryland treat the
nomination of Mcclellan as equivalent To
the nomination Of Jcl. Davis himself. They
hold that he is the puppet Of the Richmond
Despot, and that if he should, by any possi-
bility be elected, he would houd over the
Unitcd States into the power Of the Con
t2derate States. by treaty of peace or
otherwise, and that what was once the Uui.
ted States of America, would speedily he
erected into save.holdng empire, with
jeff, Davis as its ruler or monarch. This
IS the general impression in Maryland
among loyal men, and they are not very
far from the truth.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Notwithstanding the fact that during the
past two years white paper, aud every
thing else, usod in connection with the
printing business, has been constantly in
crersng in price, we have continued tho
publication of the JOURNAL at the old rates.
Now, however, white papor costs double
the rates of two years ago-and just about
here forbearauce ceaios to be virtue.'-
Nearly every paper throughout the country
has increased its price, aud we have concln-
ded as matter of justice to ourselves, to
increase the price Of tho JOURNAL to two
dollars per year which change will take
place on the LIST of October. Until that
date we shall continue receiving subscrip'
tons at the present rate; but ON and after
the LIST of October, no subscriptions to tho
JOURNAL will be received at rate less than
two dollars per year, except in the case OF
clergymcn, who will be charged 81 20.
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r ASTED OK!

On this occasion-a Southern institution,
sanctifed by loyal Northern usage will be
introduced.
The Clans will como prepared to camp
out, bringing with them provisions for man
and beast. Under ordinary circumstances
this would be unnecessary, but the num-
bcrs who will be present will bo so large
chat the hospitality of Bowling Green and
vicinity will be mad equate.
The Union Central Comm tie suggest that
the Union men in each township shall at
once proceed to organize and prepare to
send each large delegation to this meeting.
Let no effort be spared to bring out every
sound Union man OF each neighhorhood III
the county, as well as every reasonable per
son of the Democratic party who is still
open to conviction to the truth.
The Committee have assurances that some
of the most noted Union speakers of the
country will be present on the occasion to
entertain the masses with their eloquence.
The names Of the speakers who will Ger
toinly be present will be given i'll the next
issue Of this paper.
Come one, como all, from every city, vii.
age. hamlet and school district of North.
western Ohio. You will all be kindly greet
ed. Come with tents and covered wagons,
prepared to stay through all the good time.
Bring with you your flags aud devices, and
music that you may be as terrible TO the
enemy rs an army with banners.
The delegations are requested to be in
by two o'clock on tho 2Sth. at ftrthest. That
is the hour at which the barbecue will be
inaugurated.
Union papers throughout Northwestern
Ohio wi confer favor by giving notice of
this meeting.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Chairman,
Union Central Committee of Wood Co., O..
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Adnlnletrntor,s Sale.

Hamilton White, Almr. Se,l sale OF Real Es-
tate nv Ot.lar nr
Kellogg Beach, ctd, Cvurt.
nv the 2lth day oG October, 1884. at o'clock in
Othe afternoon gt the door ct the Court House in
the town of Akrn, Summit County, Ohio, will
he slli % the highest bIldsr, the following real
Estate, as The property of Ebenezer :, Beach, de-
ceased towit; Oae piec3 sitult in the township
at Portage, In tue County OF summit, aud State OF
Ohio, and more particularly described as follows :
lat Ne, "a, Block No. |, in the village OF Akron.
Also the following described lands situate in
the County Ot Wood, AMI State OF Ohio, snd
known os The United States Reserve, to wit The
West y Of the Southeast (, aui the East & o,
the southwest y n Sectim No. Is, OF township
NJ. !, Also tue North Of Section No. %, in
town No. l, Alsn the southwest !. OF section No.
"a, Of township No, 6, North OF Range No. 10 East.
And the West y OF ,he Southeast \ Of section No.
81, Of township No, 6, North Of Range No. 10 East.
Terms ot sale made Known ON the day OF sale.
HAMILTON WHITE, AdLi'r OF
l.. ;. BsACu, deed.
by ), W. McCLURR, Atty.
sept. sl, 1854, sldSf So
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GRAND BARBECUE
AND
NJ A SIS MEETIN G
OF
NORTHWESTERN OHIO

Numerous Union citizens of Wood Coun.
ty having expressed desire that during
the pcudency of the present important poll
itical canvass, there should he held in The
County an old fashioned gathering OF the
Clans, in order that the general aspiration
Of the masses should find a more powerful
expression than is usual in the ordinary TO-.
cal gatherings OF a campaign, aud that fra
tcrnal feeling might be generally diiluscd
through the loyal r.nks, the Union Gem
tral Committee met in this village Thursday
evening last, for the purpose Of organizing
and giving direction to the proposed reun-
ion.
II was at once determined that two days
occasion would be the most appropriate ami
desirable, and that kindly and rraternal
greeting should be sent to all Union men in
the sister counties Of Northwestern Ohio.
with a cordial invitation to come and join
the masses on those days, who come up to
give their testimony to the glorious cause
of government and country
1t was unanimously agreed that BOWL
ING GREEN, WEDNESDAY and THURS.
DAY, SEPTEMBER 28th and Goth, 1864,
should be the place and time Of meeting.
IN addition TO tho attractions usual to
such gatherings, tho novel feature Of a
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NOTICE.

I UTTER :. ROUSE, resident Of Wisconsin,
! will taSo notice thar on the 18th September,
lS6i, 5. +, Bridges, Admir-. OF J 5. Duncan deed
fled IN the Court OF Probate of Wood county, Ohio,
his Petition, alleging that the personal assets OF
said dSceien,s estate are insufficient 10 pay debts
aut charges against the same; that dacedent died
seized in fee OF the northwest a OF the northeast
section -, tawn O, range 10 east 40 acres, in said
county, leaving Polly a, Duncan, his widow emit.
tied y dawer in, and othors, therein named, persons
holding the next estate Of Inheritance to sad pram-
iSeS-aui that the aid Luther s. Rouse holds a
mriglgt lien ogcon PRAYING an order to assign
dnwcr anprtiS,, anl sell the same, Sc
sail Petition is Settor heuiug 20th October, 1854.
;. +, BRIDGES, Admr
Gro, SrEuV, Aay.
Srp., rs, 1851, 2llS5 IS
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CorPERuEAn IDEAS OF McCLELLAN. The
Courier deS EatS URiS, paper edited 10y
au alien, in the service cC the Frouch En-.
pire, sends up the following choice opinion
OF Mcclellan;
Mcclellan is really now man. For
more than two years past he has not taken
part in the inhmnon war commenced by the
Bumsides, the llookers, aud the Sacrmans.
His name i not connected with any of
those odious measures of tho Admnstra.
ton and the first great violation of tho
Constitution, the Emancipation Proclaim.
ton, made him sheath his sword OBLIGED
TO fight, he has, however, never Sulled his
name 10y any of those cxtermiuatns and
savage expeditions which have Gishnuored
Sherman, Fitzpatrick aud Butler lie be.
longs to that scAool of Generals who can
yet look upon tho Conielerates as their
countrymen. whilo most 0f tho Generals
now in the service hardly look upon them
as human beings.
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WILL CUMBACK, OF Ind,
Hon. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY
NEW TERMS.

We call the attention of advertisers 10
the now scale of prices adopted by the
publishers of the Independent and JOURNAL,
Tho publishers of this comfy have for
many months past been doing business at
less rates than have been charged else
where throughout the State, aud it is not
only matter Of necessity, but of justice,
that this increase be made. We are com.
PEELED to pay two or three times the prices
ottwo years ago for everything we pur-
chase, yet have been charging only the old
rates for our work. Certaiuly all can see
thejustiee Of our abandoning course so
fraught with financial folly"
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RALLY! RALLY!

Don't forget the grand uuion Barbecue at
Bowling Green, on the 28th and 29th insts.
Let there he such an outpouring of the loyal
men Of the great North West as has never
before been witnessed, Come in wagons,
with banners and music come on horse.
back come on foot como all Union men
and women, and let us counsel together,
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN,
Hon. WILL CUMBACK, OF Ind,
Hon. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY
and many other eloquent champions of right
and liberty will be present ono of the heat
Bands in the State has been ongagcd, aud a
"high old timo" generally may be depend.
ed upon.
Again we say, Come
"Come, as the winds come, when forests are rcnied
Come as the WAGES come when nayies are stranded,
and show to the world that knowing our
rights, We dare maintain them,' knowing
our strength, wc'ro bound to show it,
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MIR. NsuLEY,s APPOINTMENTS.

Hon. J. NJ. Ashley will speak in Wood
county, as follows;
The appointment Of Mr.. Ashley, at Giead,
Wednesday evening, Sept. %, has been
withdrawn-and he will speak at the Bar
becue, at Bowling Green, on that evening.
At Eaglcvilc, Monday evening, October
81, at o'clock.
At Pombervillc, Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tobcr 4, at 2 o'clock.
At Perrysburg, Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 1, at o'clock.
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The Richmond Ec1mi8el' has shown II.
self true prophet in one instance at least
In it's issue OF August 3lSt, il said:
II Atlanta were to tall, or Petersburg, or
if Sheridan should drive EARLY back to
Lynchhurg or if any one Of theSo events
should hehll, then all the peace prin,ip
and peace Presidents Of Chicago, would he
at the election next November whore last
years SNOW is, and last nights moon
shine
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-21
TICKETS T0n TIE ARMY

The tickets for the October election are
printed and ready for distribution, and we
call upon all friends of Union voters to aid
in sending tickets to the army. Let them
be sent immediately Any Urion man can
obtain them at the Journal office. Send u
few tickets to every friend or acquaintance
Won hnVe in the service.
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From the Putnam County Telegraph
The COpperhead Candidate For Con.

From the Putnam County Telegraph
The COppeThead Candidate For Com
gress.
In our last issue we adverted to the
nomination of Col. Rico for Congress-
and expressed the hope that his sclt-rcs-
pect aud patriotism would lead him to re-
pudate the prolfcrcd honor. lIo is well
known in this county to be an ultra par
hspn of Hte Democracy yet from his
we'll known bravery on the battlefield
very many Of his best friends had hoped
that lac would not allow himself to become
an instrument in the hands Of crafty men
who desire to make the laws of our coGn.
try subgervieut to tho interests Of Southern
rebels. Had hc refused such nomination.
as did thusc brave, heroic anl competent
mcn, Cen Stcodman and Col. Comnagcr.
and stood firmly by the government and
tho ircem"n Of the North, he would have
commanded the confidence aud respect Of
every patriot, AMI the people hereafter
would have been ready TO elevate him to
any position of confidence and trust com.
mchsurato with his abilities. Having be-
cumc the choseu aud uUmg standard
bearer Of those who are opposed 10 the
government, it becomes our duty to state
facts in relation to him tLat are patent in
this county.
Il viii be- alm'ttcl 10y all sensible men
that at this time OF difficulty and of dar.-
ger. those who aic elected To- make laws
for tho nation, should possess the highest
competency, Judgment and sagacity, and
that they should also be earnest. mcom
promising friends of the Union. Is Col.
Rice just such man? We most positively
affirm that hc is not. This is known to al
mus' every Union man IN the county. In
ability he is mediocre he is devoid Of ex-
perience AMI capacity to engage in acts
of Icgislatiun and Of necessity would be
lullueuccd by the master spirits Of tho
North. WHO, at ;his time, desire such mem-
bers in Congress.
In political associations he has always
bcon an Vdra p0rtjsn, Of the Democracy -
! There is not Union citizen who ever
knew him to vote the Union ticket at any
time.
The Regiment the 57th Ohio. commanded
by him. was the only Que belonging to the
state which gave Nallandigham II majority
The company raised by him fraudulent.
| ly voted twice at the election last fall,
which induced the Legislature Of this State
to eXpel Gribbin. tho Coppcrhcad Repre-
sentative of the Hancock district. the ma.
lority OF votes thus passing to and elect
ing Hon. Parlee CArlin, OF Fmday.
Another incident which exhibits the
character Of the Colonel, is as follows: Last
fall George T.. Pugh and Judge Metcal
! spoke at kalida in favor Of Nallandighan
aud the Coppcrhea1 State Ticket The
| speakers run over the whole category oI
Copperhead logic and ahu2e of government
army, aud everything else that was not
Democratic, bnt never uttered word oI
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=. WHY MIR. LINCOLN SHOULD NOT
nE uE-IEEECTEDO


The Independent of last week has about
two columns Of reasons Why Mr. Lincoln
should not bo reelected" Tho great ma.
iority of tlrcse reasons" are similar to
those which have been read and re.road 10y
the people of the North, in tho sh pc Of
extracts from RchnondPapers'-as wit.
ness the following, concerning the present
Administration;
1T steals negroes aul forces them into
the uiIitoryl service
"The next step (thc most just of ally viii
be to appoint negro officers for negro rcgi-
ments. and IRE shall not be disuDpOiRted il
Mr.. Lincoln eventually appoints them over
Write rcgimenis.'
Comment on the above is wholly mnoc-
cessary.
"Whon an appeal has been made 10 the
President for redress of their grievances,
ho has refused to protect them from the
outrages of most corrupt demagoguo.'
This assertion is we'll known, to both the
editor Of tho Independent and the people
Of the country 10 be false.
"Tho administration has dealt 30 mildly
Wlll lllh CIlSb ui VuulC NutHllth JhloNcH
and plunderors that they have been en-.
couragcd to unprecedented bolduess in the
prosecution o + their business
No instance can be cited, where public
officer has been convicted Of plundoring the
treasury, AM aiterward been treated with
leniency by President Lincoln, while innu-
merable cases can bo mentioned where
such ollilers have been dismissed from the
service and subjected to fine and imprison-
ment.
"llis whole Administration has been des
ttutc of the Executive ability which COM
mands tho confidence aud respect Of the
people
"rhc nomination Of Mr.. Lincoln was re q
ccivcd by the people as they would receive
any other dreaded but unavoidable event"
We might give further extracts, but
these are sufficient to convince every ono
that tho gooseborry man is trying TO "carn
his money for the Coppcrheads.
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NGW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- EDEWPrION NOTICES. +. SMITH,
~ or his assiguees, will take notice that Elias
Miller deposited in the Treasury of Wood County,
ohlu, twenty dollars nine cents, To redeem the un-
divided 1929 of part of west action west Of ruad
section Is, town north, range II east. Is acres,
sold At the Delinquent Tax sale, January 10, lS6i
GEO, \. PARSONS, County Auditor
AUproR's OFFICE, Woop Co., q.
Pcrrys sburg, Sept. ~, 1864 9Ids
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PROPOSALS FOIs WOOD.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th day of October next, tor the de-
livery OF One Hundred Cords OF Hickory Wood, to
be delivered at the Court HsuSe and Jail in the
borough of Perry sburg Wood county, by the 10Th
day of November, A. d., 1854.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
JOHN A. BONNELL, Treasurer.
September l9th, 1864. pic
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CLOTHING,
CUTLERY.
GROCERIES,,
QUEENSW ARE,
GLASSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS
YANKEE NOTIONS. &c, &c.
CLOTHING,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c.

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination of goods
and prices to demonstrate to the people OF this place
and vicinity that il is their interest to buy where
goods are warranted and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, we ask You to give us a call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom
Use, not only to give you good and desirable Goods
but will give you the best of bargains.
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WHcH VIII You GNE--Llcut. Gcn. Tn.
coudiIiona Surrender Graut asks the coun-
Try for a hundred thou land musket-bcar.
ing men, aud promises If they are given
him, 10 mako peace Tor us 10y crushing the
rebellion out Of existence.
Major Ger, George B. Mcclellan asks
the country for two million OF votes, aud
promises, If they are given him, 10 make
peace tor us by bargaining with the re-
bellien, and changing tho constitution TO
suit it,
Citizens, which win yondo?
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The Southern posts occupied by our for,
oos have been tavorite places OF resort for
Northern refugees from the draft. Those
who selected Hilton Head ana Beaufort
have found that they have jumped from tho
tryiug pan into the FIRE, as Geucrat FnStey
has ordered all the ahle.hodied civilians
in his department to be drafted
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4 SURE TTSr,-rhcrc assembled at Fort
Wayne, ON Saturday night, public meet,
ing To rejoice over Shoumau's victory at
Atlanta. That meeting was dispersed by
Copperheats-mcn who were represented
IN the Chicago Convention. That is the
kind OF men who hurrah for Mcclellan,
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SOMETHING FOR DouOLAs DEMOCRATS TO
RESENBER.-Beforo the rebellion broke out
Senator Douglas, referring 10 the Southern
States, said:
4" If they remain in tho Union, | will so,
as tar as the Constitution will warrant me
IN securing their rights; but il they Socede,
] am in favor of allowing them jWst as p.aaV
Sldres and Just as much slaps tsrcitorV as
they can hold at tue point OF the bayonet, "
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