The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-02

down. In their stead she las been graciousls I
pleased 70 adopt small round bonnet. ca.
circlns tho oval of the face and garnished |
with fringe. either of jet white heais, or
straw. which falls upon The hair. We arc |
under everlasting obligations To tne fair
Gallic Empress for this reform. which we
consider anineffiblc boon topoor hhumihiS
OF tho maseuh,c genicr. Many are tite
times ihat No have sat iM mats despair N
thc rear Of a mountain OF milN0eyy tOss,
feathers NlA farb slaws listening with out
stretched neck to cltch the silver notes
Of an invisible Pitt; udeed, we have al
ways imtgined that u crick In The nee =.
which We tearel ut one tima wOaid tsrmp.
ate our mortal x stcnce, was mainly attr,
bo'able % ON fraaiic efforts 10 get q peep
over one Ul These Ebonllliatois, - twc be-
the ladies' pardnn) But finally their fate
is dcoroed aud we are made happy May
we never have occasion to chronicle THEN
regeneration Rcquiescat in pace
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Captain w. \. Sutherland, AssistaUt.Alt
innut.Geucral to Gen. Stoe,lm1n, returned
to Chattanooga from captivity in Charles
ton, related at dnper7uble the methol OF
his conversion from McUiellauism to Union.
ism. H6 said he bad ghangod his base "
and was now for Lincoln.
Because iluring my Imprisonment the
guards at Charleston, and every rebel |
met, with oue exception, lcdrn'ng that
was Democrat, electjoncercI with ma for
Mcclellan. That exception stole an oppor-
tunity TO whisper in my ear that tie South
was only holding out in hopes of liucolu's
defeat, aud assured me that if rincolu's de-
feat, and assured me that if Lincoln was
elected tho war would instantly eud and
Internationally cease as the South would
then see that resistance was no longer
practicable. | never can and never will
vote for any man at the request of armed
traitors
A TuRoLoG1cM VIrw-Colonol Moody
of 0hio.-one OF the fighting parsons of our
arniy-lalcly said that
,.He had prayed the Almighty to go to
! Chicago and confcund the enemies Of the
country and he believed lie had done So
| The only way the Lord had been able ic
frustrate the building of Babel was by
confoundins the language OF the builders
so that they could not understand each 9th.
err and just in this way he had destroyed
the power of the Copperheads at Chicago
They say peace when they mean war, and
war when they mean peace, and henc,
their counsels had been disconnected and
their efforts would come to naught."
The Maryland supporters of slavery. ap
! piled on Monday, 2lth inst, 20 the Supe
l.rior ourt of Baltimore for a mandamus
directing Gov. Bradford to throw out the
vote of the soldiers ON the new Constitution
The petition was refused, and the case wa,
carried to the Court of Appeals. The sol
diers don't vote anywhere. to sut the Cop
perheals, and hence the efforts to preveia
\ them from voting at all. The Copperhead,
=, are equally opposed to their fighting, auC
hence they rejoice in military disasters
Bat they have had nothing in this line u
rejoice over, lately.
The correspondent Of the New Yorl
H5rdi{ with the Army of the Potomac pub
l.sGes on unfinished letter written by
rebsl officer to his mother, and captured 10y
our forces The following admission is i'm
port1nt and Doubtless true, as the write
hal no possible inlncement for deception
Tho spirit of our army is not as gool a
I il was some time since; all are talking o
going back in the Union This is the i;
> norant class OF course declare hecom
t SO rcxei with them sometimes | can hard
ly govern myself Tie great misfortln
with rs is jhat he Creator part of our Ian,
is composed Of jus sq,h men."
4 SoLDIaRs OpNpx OF CoppzRH ADS. -
] 4 soldier in the PcunsyIv3nia cavalry no,
= serving his copatry h tae Shenanioau Va'
/, ley, IN a recent letter TO his father 10 Inl
caster, makes use Of tho following strikin,
and emphatic lAngnage
~ don't think we can do much with tn
rebels in the Valley until the people Of tn
North get rid of the Corpeghea is at home
A Copperheal is far worse than an arme,
rebel, for Il is from them tt1t tle e',em
f.. get al their jlT6fasRioa in feyI a 10 III
numbers dAd m29snsI,is of orr army, an
, he sooner hey are qpisted, tie s22ae' I'll
> par wiA Be ooer.
Il SGAnp PaAcrce DEFEATING IrsELp.-.
, goo Joke is told ut the expense of tn
honest Democracy OF Miami county Ind
ana. They regarded their Senatorial di;
trct as perfectly safe, counting on tn
e large majority OF 1852, aud desiring to ali
; their friends in tass, they sent some on
hund ed and fifty OF their voters to ASST.
in carrying that doubtful district Til
consequence was. that Union SeirtC
e was elected in the Miami district, and til
d rousing Uaion majority in Howard couDt
saved Union Senator in the Cass dis
trict.-AtdidaapoliS Journal.
: PoRruGuEsE REoRuIrs-NIany oC the pas
sengers by bark Susan Jane, lately arrive
Iat New Bedford from the Cape Nerd l.
lands, arc being enlisted at Portland, Main,
: by substitute brokers. Tie famine hG
: been very severe on the islands during til
-JgpreseT season-7-seven, thousand peQp
! having died Of starvation, and those wl
came here eagerly accepted the oQportul
ity Of getting away with the prospect
, going into the army or navy for thre
years. x
= There was an immense disposition TO re
christen Phil. Sheridan aroun the T'ibm
bulletin yesterlgyr z Lets cal him Marei
III go Sheridan" said one. =" No let's nan
! him PLuRIBus UNuM Sheridan lie is te
. thousand-in-one." " lie is ballot-box stu
flu Sheridan said typo, fragrant of G
tawba grapes preserye;i in cornjuiee. :.
he aint cralhnin' tho Mcclellan ballo
box chuck full of Lincoln votes, | woulIn
: say so.''- IN, Z. Tribune.
"-0pt of the mouths Of babes and sncl
lings is true now as IN the days Of Il
J. Psamist. DO readers remember Rebecc
( the litte phite slave girl from the Sout
t There was whole column of argume
( in her answer. wheu size was asked if 81
would vote for McCle!au: = 'lf | were
: rebel, would-!" eaoa5
Rev john A. Brousp, III plain of the l0O
Indiana Volunteers, who has recently I