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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
A -FOUR DOLLAR ORGAN.

Il will be rscollected by those who have
paid the least attention to newspapers in
this District, that the Toledo Blade has al
wavs been loud,mouthed Union organ
apparently in its own opinion, nearly the
only one in this section of country. 1t has
always been customary for party papers in.
tcrested ia the success of their party TO
publish the names Of their candidates. In
this campaign, however, the Blade failed,
neglecteL AMI refused to publish the Union
ticket until it was paid Four Dollars for two
insertions Of the same 1t tried to excuse
itself on the ground that it hadn't room--
but It has published column after column of
matter in support Of the Copporhead ticket.
However, by the addition OF four dollars to
what patriotism could be- "shamed" into it,
il at last succeeded in publishing the Union
ticket. This shows that in its normal con
dition its patriotism is just four dollars
short-or that it takes Just four dollars to
persuade il not to be a CopperAead. A pat.
rioiic paper, certainly. Truly has it been
named: "The Four Dollar organ!
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Tho perGdious wretch.

In 1858 Jefferson Davis visited New Eng.
land, and in his speeches at Portland and
Augusta, and other eastern cities ho made
repeated protestations of his devotion to
tho Union. At Portland, Maine, ho wound
up an elaborate euloSy of the Union with
these words:
"lf, at some futuIe time, when | am
mingled with the dust, and the arm of my
iufont son has been nervod for deeds OF
manhood, tho storm of war should burst
upon your city, feel that, relying upor
his iuheriting the instinct of his ancestor,
aud mine, may pledge him in that peril
Gus hour to stand by your side in the de
fense Of your hearthstones, and in main
tanning the honor of llay whose constela
ton, though torn and smoked n mauy ,
battle by 8 "a and land, has never bcol
stained with dishonor, aud will, | trust, for
over fly us free as the breeze which unfold
It,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

II will be reccollccted that two or three
weeks since General Steedman returned
home on number Of days furlough, and
not more than two or three days after his
arrival had magnificent reception at
Whites Hall, Toledo, where he made q pa.
triotie speech, giving his adhesion to Lin.
coln aud Johnson, and declaring that he
would vote for no man, for any Office, who
supported Mcclellan and pendleton. The
next morning it was announced that mes
sage had summoned him to return to DUTY
at the trout, and many were the regrets ex.
pressed 10y earnest Union men, at his sud
den departure. This sudden departure Is
now accounted for. We are now informed
that the General promised to the Bh,le and
its faction majority cf6fteen hundred Of
the army vote from this District for the
Copperhoad candidate for Congress. Gen
cral Steedman had solcnnly promised the
Urioa men, in his speech, that he would
not support any ono who supported Nc
Clollan and Pendleton, and Colonel Rice had
solemny pledged himself in his Williams
county letter, TO support Mcclellan and
PendletoD, yot General Stecdman promised
the above majority, and we suppose he gal
lantly volunteered to go "to tho front" and
canvass the army for Rice, the "immediate
cessation Of hostilitieS' candidate for Con-
gress; and the Democrats now assert that if
stoedman only docs what he promised Rice
ia colt ,in Of his election.
AT the meeting at Toledo tile Union men
paIriotically turned out en- masse to wei
come General Steedman--they willingly
forgot for the time, the reputation which
he enjoyed when he left Tor the army; they
paid no heed to the disgracelul truths
which the Blade used to publish concern
ing his private life and charactcr-they
were willing to honor him for his gallantry
upon the field, and his patriotic express.
ions upon the speakers stand. But mark,
before his assertion that lIe would support
no one who would support Mcclellan aad
Pendleton, had ceased to ring in the cars
of his audiancc he pledged his vote. his in
lluonce, and fifteen hundred mqjoriy for
a candidate who had pledged himself to
support Mcclellan and Pendleton What
a return was this from the gallant General
to the Union men had been thus ready and
willing to honor him.
This home exhibition of troachery may
be u sample of the gallant Generals strNte-
gy ON tho field! 1t may be good joke,
but whatever it is, ii will be remembered
by Union men for years after the stars {"
have faded from the gallant Generals shoul-
ders. Such brilliant treachery, from such
gallant source, will not soon be forgotten.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
POSTPONED TO OCTOBER
18th, lS64ll
FORT MEIGS 7ROTTING
COURSE !!
FIVE DAYS RACES !
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday, October Is,
rs, n, % and 20, 1861!

The Proprietor Of this Course will give
Premiums for TROTTING, RUNNING.
and PACING, as follows.
Tuesday, Oct 25th, 10 O'Clock, A. M.-COLT
RACE-Running, best in g. Open to all Colts
years old and under. Three or more to enter and
two 10 start..s ss.....,... .....P ..PREMIUM, $lO0
Also, same day at2 z. M.-DOUBLE TEAM
RACE, Trottng 10 Wagons, best in 6. Open to
all teams. Three or more TO enter and two to
start. go .s.s .-sss... ...... PREMIUM, Sl00
Wednesday, Oct 26th, 10 A. M.-PACING,
Mile Heats 70 Harness, best in 8. Open TO all
Mares, Stations and G3ldiugs. Three or mere to
enter aud two to start. ..PREMIUM, 500
Also, same day at Up. M.-TROTT1NG, Mile
Heats to Harness, best in 8. Open to oil Mares,
Stations and Geldings Three or moo TO enter
and twoto start. ....PREMlUA, 500
Thursday, Oct. 9th, 10 A. M-TROTT1NG.
Mile Heats to Harness, best in 5. Open TO all
Colts years old and under. Three or more to en-
ter and two to start '... ....... PREMIUM, $100
Also, same day at p. NJ. TROTTING, Mile
Heats to Harness, best in 5. Open to Stations
only that have never beaten :37 in public. 3 or
more to enter and twoto start. -. PREMIUM, $10O
Friday, Oct. 2Sth, 10 A. M-TROTTING. Mile
Heats to Harness, best 3 in o. Open to all Mares,
stations and Geldings that have never beaten g.
IN public. Three or more to enter and two to
start. '''''''' ''','....... 49,. PREMIUM, 800
Also, same day at 2 p. M.-RUNNING Mile
Heats, best in D. Open to all Mares, Stations
and Geldings. Three or more to enter and two to
start ...'..'.... .... 80. ....FREMlUM, 800
Saturday, Oct. goth, 10 A. M.-Nlatched RUM
ing Race Purse 5000. Parks Cream FiIly apd
Iaughlin's Grey Eagle Colt.
Also, same day at2P. M.-Two Matched Quar-
ter Races, Running.
s5ag- The above Races will be Governed by the
Rules of the Detroit, Michigan Association.
20 Not less than Three to enter and Two tc
start for each Purse Parties wishing to enter
Horses will address j. J. PARKS, Perrysburg
Wood Co.. Ohio. All entries to be made on or be.
fore October oath, 1854. Entrance 30 per cent.
The above Course is situated one and 3Iths from
the station of the Dayton a. Michigan lsailroad
and 10 miles from Toledo; and on the Maumee and
Western Reserve stone-road. The Track is onC
mile round, with hom,-stretch of so rods
24b JAMES j. PARKS Proprietor
| PERRYSBURG, Wood Co., o., Oct g. 1854
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
TIE soLprnns AND McCLnLLAN.-A cor

THE SOLDIERS AND MoCLELLAN.-A cor
respondent of the New York Tim writes
from the army of the Potomac;
A slight but significant instance of how
the army feels, camo to my notice ycster-
day, In convorsing with highly intelli-
gent private of lIaucocks corps--he told
mo that in his own mess, composed of 20
men, an event had occurred which showed
him which way the wind was blowing.
On joining his command, two or three days
ago, somebody asked him who he was for;
Lincoln or McClellan9 And replied that
he did not caro- about making any parade
of HIS opinions, but that he would certain.
ly go for Lincoln, much rs he always loved
Mcclellan MS man, Then there is oaly
one of us who goes for Mcclellan" was the
reiomder. Aud that man, added my
informant fellow named Kelley, who
scarcely knows his right hand from his
left, who cant read nor write, and does moi
know what he is voting for"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
From the shenandonh vaIIcv.

SrTAsBuRG. Oct -Midnight.-75 Lieut.
Gen. GraNt In coming back TO this point
! was not followed up until late yesterday
when n large force Of cavalry appeared IN
my rear. ! then halted my command To
offer battle by attacking the enemy be.
came satisfied that IL was only the rebel
cavalry Of tho valley, commanded by Ros.
ser. Tho attack was handsomely made
Custar commanding the 81 cavalry divis-
ion charged on the back road, and Merritt
commanding the lst division on the Slras.
burg Pike. Merritt captured pieces OF
artilleryi Custar captured six pieces Of ar.
tlllery with cassions, battle flags, Sci the
I'd division captured AZ wagons, ambulan-
ces, &c. Am, tho wagons captured are
headquarters wagons of Lomax, Wickman
aud Col POnard. The number of prison
ers are about $780, The enemy, after being
charged by our cavalry, were broken, and
ran. They wore followed by our mon 20
miles, through to Mt. Jackson and across
North Fork Of the Shenandoah
thought IL best to make this delay of
one day here TO settle this new cavalry
game. With the eleven pieces captured
to-day, make thirty.six pieces captured in
the Shenandoah Valley since the 10Th OF
September. Some of the artillery was
new, and never been fired from. The pieces
were marked Trodcgar Works.
LSignodl p. H. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. THE rebels have
disappeared FROM Altoona. Our victory
there yesterday was complete. The rebe
surgeons surrendered their hospitals into
our hands with from 400 to GOO rebe
wounded. Gen. Coosa was slightly wound
ed in the cheek, also Col, Tourteiette of
the 4th Minnesota in the left thigh. An
entire division attaked Altoona under
Gen. French. Lieut. Amsdeu of the 18th
Wisconsin battery, lost n leg.
Gen. Bradley trlegraphs from Bcidgpor
that the gunboat Gen, Thomas had arrived
from Decatur, Alabama with the news
that Forests train had been captured and
that our forces are between him aud the
shoals He was falling back toward the
river
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

MAJOR GgSgRAL SrEEDNAN N.-The Toledo
Blals says late Chattanooga Gdketfe
speaks as follows Of this gallant officer.
Tll,s a5ls anl brave officer, somo time
since, obtained twenty days lea"e Of alb
rence 10 visit his family in Ohio and avail
cd himself of it. But when the news reach
cd him that Forrest was in Middle Ten.
nesSoe, lac did not await the expiration of his
leave but came at once. He is now after
Forrest. This is characteristic Of James B.
sleedman. lle loses no opportunity to
nght lie rebels.
lloloAss no opportunity to fight tho
rebelsr' BAH! Is there no enj to the hy-
poorioy Of tue ysll'ns GENERALLY Road, in
another column. what the Democrats now
boast was the cause oftbs gallant Generals
sudden Tctmp ~ Tie iroptI"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
ELECTION NEWS.

Returns Of the election are of course
very incomplete, but enough is known to
determine pretty accurately, tho general
result
In Ohio tho Union ticket has about 40 900
majority on the home vote, and it is believ.
cd there will he about as largo majority
on tue army vote.
About sixteen or seventeen Union Con.
gressmeu' arc elected. In Cincinnati both
Congressmen are elected-Pugh being de-
feated. Sunset Cox, in the Columbus Dis
triot is also defeated.
Pennsylvania. it is believed, has gone
5000 to 5000 Democratic majority on the
home vote, but il is confidently believed
that the soldiers vote will give the Union
mon majority Of from 10000 to $4,000.
In Indiana, Governor Morton has bech
reelected by about 10000 majority 1t is
= loved that Voorhees, is defeated for Con
grcss, and that the Union delegation from
that State has gained three members.
LATER.
Indiana has exceeded expectation sweep
ing everything, sending almost an unani-
nous delegation to Congress, electing u
Unios Legislature, aud indorsug Morton
bya majority of over twenty-five thousand .
Ohio is not behind In addition to her
decisive majority, she has elected seven.
teen out o{ linotoen Congressman, and her
soldiers are voting ninety nino per cent. for
the same cause for which they are fighting.
Aud there is no feature connected with our
election, more gratifying than this, 1t
shows that the soldiers aud the loyal peo-
ple understand each other, aud that we
are fighting and voting for the same
cause.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Rce's estimated majority, 400 This we
doam an overestmatc, and we believe it
will be materially reduced by the Official
reports. Itremains for the soldiers vote
20 decide the matter, and wo have 10
fears for the result.
The soldiers on Johnson's Island, gave
Ashley AZ majority, out Of ] 30 yotes.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
h1rsrRArryr-A witty contemporary

ILLuSrRArivE.--A witty contemporary
furnishes the following suappy thing;
The Mcclellan Iondletou ticket reminds
us of tho unfortunate dog in Munchausens
story, who, while running ut full speed
came against tree with. such forco rs t
split himself from snout TO tail. Munchau
sen says ho clappod the two halves togoth
er and they united, but inadvertently tive
legs were up and two legs were down.
Tho running gear of the Chicago ticket wa,
similarly botohed aud now tho Copper
heads iusist on nkirg the dog apart.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

ORiGfN oF THE CHICAGO PLATFoRM.-The
history Of the G ,ioago Platform has been
written in brief repeatedly since the open.
ing of tho canvass, illuminated with glmp-
seB of the festive and fugacous Sanders.
It was concocted by rebels in Richmond
was approved by our enemies in England
was agreed to by disloyal politicians of
tho North in conference with Rebels at
Niagara Fals-and was taken to Chicago
and adopted by Convention expire sly
chosen to adopt il. Tho Kentucky patriot
aud orator, the Rov. RobertJ. Brcckinridge
was a witness to the making of this plat.
form in part.--tho Niagara Falls part Of it,.
EIo said in speech at Lexington last week
"lt so happened that was at Niagara
at the time; it happened that | saw the
terms. was satisfied they were for devil
ment, and not for good. The talk of peace
was mere bosh. They didn't want to
make peace with us they wanted peace
for their Conlederacy. 1t was that portion
of the Democratic party fighting lis in the
South, and the other portion supporting
them in tho North, who were negotiatiGS
terms of corporation. Tho one-half say
are fighting us at the South, and the other
half forming conspiraces and arming tho So
cret sons in the North; and they OF the North
send com nissioncrs 20 the Clifton House in
Canada, and they Of the South already
have thier commissioners there. They met
and agreed upon common platform, which
is taken to Chicago and ratified by tho on
vention,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

CINCINNATI, Oct ll.-An attack was
made On passenger train on the Kentucky
Central railroad by twenty-five guerillas,
midway between Paris aud Lexington
The engine was thrown from the track the
cars burned and 50 700 taken from Adams
Express Co., and all the passengers rob,
he'd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
soldiers to Vote in New Hampshiro.

The Supreme Court of New Hampshire
have unanimously decided the Soldiers
Voting Bill to ho valid and binding law
without tho signature of the Governor
the veto message Of the Governor having
been returned to the State Legislature Que
day too late.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Louisiana is now free State, The oil.
cial returns of the vote on the new Consh-
tuition foot up for the Constitution 6,S36;
against it, 500. Governor Hahn has is.
sued proclamation declaring the Consti-
tuition the law of the S'ate.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

iMAS.SE a War Democrat sustaining aud
voting for man who has satisfied = Fer,
naudo Wood that he viii deceive and be-
tray all who think his opinions arc other
then those in favor of peace ! \ coUSelen
tious War Democrat would as soon think OF
selling his conscience to tho enemy of all
mankind,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

FLAMING CmcKAuoMINY.--The 2llth
PENNSYLVANIA volunteers, while lately
marching up Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash.
ington, came to a Mcclellan Aag swinging
across the street; wheroupon they filed of
and carefully marched around it in silence,
The straw was dclicatoly pointed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
The following is portion of refrain il
great use in the Army OF the Potomac:
"lIeard We how the bold Mcclellan,
He, the ranling with the bell onj
lie, the head Of all the asses
Heard y0 how 40 took ManasSasg"

NEw YoRT, Oct, IL. Mrs, Greeuhow, the
lady who gave tho Government so much
trouble at the commencement of the war,
was drowned recently IN endoavoring TO
escape from the blockads runner Condor, at
New Inlet bar.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

PCBIIc SPEAKERS MILITARY 0FrIcERs aud
SINaERs can use Browns Bronchial Troches
or Cough and Voice Lozenges, as freely as
requisite nothing that can in
iure the system. They are invaluable for
allaying the hoarsehess and irritation incl
dent to vocal exertion clearing aud strength
ening the voice.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Tho New York E'i1sRs says the very absurd
lie that President lincoln receives his salery in
gold s effectively ref0ted by Ia. Il. Chittenden OF
Vermont, the late Register OF the Treasury, who
had charge OF all payments OF tha. kind. Mr.,
Line0ln aud all his Cabinet receive the ordinary
greenbaeks, just like ordinary men in ordinary
business, aud the regular income tax is regularly
deducted hOm Mr.. Lineoln's salary, just as It IS
from every other salary. The only officers paid
ia g0id are our ministers abroaJ, in places where
our currency is not recognised.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,

In this department great advantage may be OBJ
tanned by close cash buyers from the fact that the
goods are bought for cash directly Of the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported goods
are bought at Just what il costs to import themi
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

During tho past two weeks, unavoidable
circumstances have caujod a delay in the
priuting n tho Journal. We hope TO be
out ION time" hereafter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

LEr every War Democrat remember tina;
if Mcclellan is elected he will be the creA.
ture of Fernando Woods choice This is
Woods own phrase, and it should be kept
hef0re iho peonle.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS,


YNXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Sahat have been duly appointed aud qualified
as Executor with the viii annexed on the estate
OF Elizabeth Anderson, late Of Wood county, Ohio,
deceased All persons Interested Will govern them
JOHN W. UNDERWOOD,
2lls Executor.
CIIEEP FOR SALE. --The undersigned has
- for sale few 6ne woOled Bucks. They range
from " high grades full blooded Spanish Merinos.
Some of them are ftpm the best Vermont nocks,
aud all will be sold at reasonable prices.
JAMES w. ROSS.
Perrysbure o., Sept. 20, 1864. 22c
A DMlNISTRATOR'S N0TlCE.--Notioe is
Ahereby given that the undersigned has heen
oaly appointed Administrator, on the estate OF w
$. Landon, late Of Wood county Ohio, deceased
All persons iaterescd will govern themselves ae-
oordngy,
LEWIS LONG, Administrator.
October 18th 1851. 2ll
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

In this department, we have the largest and most
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according to the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Over six hundred Canadian riAemen, and
iou, oamon have been sent from Montreal
20 Windsor, g. W., TO prevent amy further
robol raids on lake commerce.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

Up to Sunday morning 25th ult,, Shorid IN
had in six days to7ght two battles, over,
whelned tho enemy in defeat, captured
wounded and killed over twelve thousand
rebels, being one-half OF Early's force
scattered largo portion of tho other half,
demoralizing the remainder, captured three,
fourths of the enemys artillery, aud pushed
was done in six days. That may be called
. vigorous prosecution of the war"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

ToRYIsM RuS 70 SEgp. Fort Wayne con-
tains meanor Copperheads and more OF
thom than any other town in Indiana. Ii
was fifty represented in the Copperhead
State Convention by Colerick, who said
there: knoe not bog il may be else.
WAerc, bit I tel you. sir, that pih us d
Union cjctorV il not hailed ,eHh demonSira
Hoas Of joy' nor URioa dafeat Wih dny
sh king manifestations of S0rroW."