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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

Mrs. - was pretty widow of twenty.
eight, left rich BY her husband, . respecta-
bic and wealthy farmer Of s.. ia the
county of Oakland, who judiciously died
at the age of City. B, signing swain
Of twenty, fell in love with this charming
widow during school vacation, and was
thereby distracted from study and nearly
frantic. His father, who designed him
for the ministry bad peculiar horror of
the sweet widow, whom he regarded as
little better than one Of the wicked; her
black eyes, her hesving bosom and elastic
tread, were to him only the symbols Of
Old Nick. He was in despair; and in
despair he visited the widow, and besopght
of her, il she had particle Of mercy, not
TO ruin bis son. In vain the widow pro.
tested she had used no arss-had only seen
the youth few times, and was entirely
indifferent to him. the father still insisted,
and the pretty widow promised that if the
boy came again to see her it should be bis
last visit. Not many days passed before
the enamored youth made his arrange
ments for visit, OF which the widow had
notice. @~"*
The previous interview between them
took place under circumstances peculiarly
favorable to romance aud sentiment, upon
moonlight walks and parlor tete. a-teses.-
This time the .in'id youth was told upon
his arrival that Mrs. -was at the barn:
whittier he went, and found mis- beau ideal
With skirts knee high, dressed in mans
hat, a pipe in her mouth, = mug Of cider
in her hand, experimenting her men kilt
ing hogs. He never came again i. was
too killing. Detroit Acertiser. -. -. "a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26
TO BUSIN EsS MEN.

"Moltip'y the Means, and you Multiply
the returns" is one Of the established
maxius in business, that has
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

AN IRIsHxAS's Will" give and be
queath TO my beloved wife Bridget oil my
property without reserve, and to my eldest
son, Patrick, one half Of tho RENAL udss,
and to Dennis, my youngest son, tho rest
If anything IL left it may 60 10 Terence
IcCarty. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

I respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the hasisess meu Of this aad sdjoisiag
eosnlies, feeling satis6sd that - cas give |.
satisfaetion Doth - 70 style and price
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

The Height Of Psnic.-Wben the Ger.
mans got scared q Cbsncsllosvills, they
fed and left their ScAx,fs on the 6sld. 7
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

A large lot Of Corn, Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
tho best rates will b paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and al
kinds OF Produce taken in exchange
~ s''-' 7. BUcH1Ucxx1. :
. Sioux City, Isva, Hsy 3Oth, 1854 j..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

FaRna0Fs' Lock Here !!
A FEW sx1sA Gaze NIL. OR sale -
"a ~ MILTON TOOTLE'6e
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26
succEssrrLLY coMPETE

with our large cities, and nsre can have
occasion to 20 abroad for their work,
when they can be served ). home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-26

~ This being one ofthe Oldest estab.
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
dation Of buyers. The goods are sllnsv
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying 1t our establishment
they will get good articles 1t the lowest
prices.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-19
WOOD COUNTY MILITIA OFFICERS.

W, arc indebted to Sheriff Guyer for the follow
ing complete list of the officers elected in Wood
County, under the militia law
Washington TP.-First District Captain, Luther
Black; lst Lieut., Richard Ingraham; ID Lieut.,
Robert II. Freeman.
Second District Captain, s. Mawcr; 1st Lieut..
William Anglebeck I'd Lieut., Robert II. Free
man.
Center Tp.-Captan, T. G. Avery 1st Lieut.,
Jasper brewster; 2l Lieut. Lee Klopfcnstein.
Plain Tp.-Captain, Albert Osborne; lst Lieut.,
c. w. Moore 2d Lieut., ID. B. Maginnis.
Portage Tp.-Captain, j. L. Roller; lst Lieut.,
William a. Sareent 21 Lieut., Charles Rogers
Liberty Tp.-Cartain, J. II. McMahan; lst Lieut.,
RI. IL. Woodworth 2d Lieut., 7. Osborn.
Henry Tp.- Captain, B. i. Peters lat Lieut.,
jacob Hough "a Lieut., II. Kennel.
Bloom Tp.-First District-Captain, John Dunn
lst Lieut., Solomon Freee I'd Lieut., David Ncr-
hana.
Second District-Captain, Samuel Klingersmith :
ist Lieut., Henry w. Lee; I'd Lieut., David II.
Wiriok.
Perry Tp.--First District-Captaiu, Henry Padg-
ham; lst Lieut., g. Burns; 2d Lieutenant, Reuben
Wright.
second District Captain. E. II. Baker; Is
Lieut., A. Everett; III Lieut. John A. Bradner.
Montgomery Tp-FirSt District-Captain, Josiah
Chance: list Lieut., Jacob Stahl; ID Lieut., Ell
bridge C0ntstGeS.
Second District Captain, Benjamin Bacon lst
Lieut., James I.askie 81 Lieut., L.vi Holcomb.
Smith 2d Lieut., ID. Clay.
Troy Tp,- Captain, A. LaFarree /; LIST Lieut., Jo-
scph Shook I'd Lieut., John McLargin.
Middleton Tp.-Captain, A. Robertson lst Lieut..
Robert Pergillis I'd Lieut., John Sawson.
Weston Tp.-First District-Captain. William
A. Pryor; 1st Lieut., G. Kimberlin 2l Lieut., Da-
vid Donaldson.
Second District Captain, Geo. W. Wade; First
Lieut., V. E. Simmons Second Lieut. Z. G. Beck
with.
Webster Tp.-Captain, Geo C. Phelps; 1st
Lieut., Henry Clements % Lieut., VIM Weddel.
Lake Tp,-Captain J. H. Furey; LIST Lieut.,
Henry S. Chapman; I'd Lieut., I. T. Roberts.
Milton and jackson Tp.-Captain, Joserh Potts ,
ist Lieut., B. F. Koitfer; % Lieut., F. NJ. Dubbs.
Perrysburg .Tp.-FirSt Distriet-Captain, W. G.
Perrin lst Lieut., James Eddleman; I'd Lieut.,
Freeman Belville.
SecoGd District Captain, Wesley Shaner; st
Lieut., Israel Thornton; ID Lieut., David Nass.
Third District-Captain, James Dunipace; lst
Lieut., James Pierce; I'd Lieut., Henry E. Mandell.
Fourth District-CAptain, A. p. Eggleston; LIST
Lieut., X. N. Davis; % Lieut., George W. Walss.
G.. +. GUYER, Sheriff Wood Co, o,
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Election of Field officers.

The enrolled militia of Wood county have been
organized as follows:
THE FIRST REGIMENT includes eight com.
panes in the lst, I'd, 81 and 9TH Company Districts
in Pcrrysburg township, and in Lake, Troy, Web
ster and Middleton townships.
THE SECOND REGIMENT includes eight COM
panes in the lst and "a Company Districts in
Washington township; the lst and "a Company
Districts in Weston and in Milton, Henry, Liberty
and Plain townships.
THE THIRD REGIMENT includes nine compa-
MES in the lst and I'd Company Districts in Bloom
Township and the lst and I'd in Montgomery, and
lst and ID in Perry and in Portage, Freedom and
Center townships.
The said regiment will hold their election fol
Field Officers, on TUESDAY, the 2jth day OF Au
gust, 1868, between the hours of one and fiveo
clock p. NJ.
The First Regiment at the Court House, in Per
rysburg.
The Second Regimen, at New Westfcld.
The Third Regiment at Freeport.
And each regiment W i'll elect Colonel, Licuteu
ant Colonel and Major. These elections will bt
conducted in the manner pointed ont in Sections 6
and Of the Militia Law and the poll books ant
tally-sheets will be sealed up and promptly for
wdrdcd TO this Office. g. F.. GUYER,
Sheriff of Wood County.
Sheriff 5 Office, August IL, 1853. l5b
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Letter from Tennessee.
Correspondence Of the Perrysburg Journal. !

Correspondence of the Perrysburg JournaLl
DEcuERD STATION, August Q, 1868.
EDS. JOURNAL: propose giving the readers of
our home paper a short letter from " The Battery"
Since last wrote you from this camp, not much
of importance has passed notice save a few
scanty meals" Doubtless one of the causes of
this is the raoning of all the poor families left in
our rear, with house full of children, and no
person to look to but their mothers for support
their fathers having been conscripted into the rebel
service. Another reason may be found in the fact
that the rebels used this railroad so much without
h wing any means torcpair it, that it was mpassa-
bic until quite lately. General Rosecrans has now
repaired it, anil almost every hour of the day We
can see his Lightning Express car pass up and
down from Winchester. Things have assumed a
different aspect. The army is buoyant with the
ilci Of leaving here soon. When we move, our
destination will doubtless be toward the heart of
Dixie. II we are to fight any m,re battles, the
Battery wishes to be at the work assigned them.
We are looking for a set of men called conscripts
to release detailed men from the different rcgi
ments OF our brigade.
AUGUST l0.--Sinc, I wrote the above, Thom,s
B Blrrows, of Cleveland, one of our most noble
hders, has departed this life. For fear of being
charged with shirkng, he did duty until too late
and notwithstanding the skill of our surgeon, and
the untiring attentions of z. s. Davenport in min
istcring to his wants, he fell victim to camp fever
and fiux, after suffering for two weeks. To-day
We followed him to his final resting place-not as
parents and sisters, but as brothers and soldiers.
He was on1 Of the oldest enlisted men in the Bat
terry, and well worthy the noble Stars and Stripes
to enshroud him in his grave. He was the owner
of property in Wood county, and had he returned,
would have made his residence there.
The boys are quite well, but good water would
make all feel better. When / write YOU again,
think we will be the other side Of Tennessee river.
A part of the division are ready now to move.
| remain, T. NJ
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From the Dover, n. H., Gazette.
DIR. Richardson's Bitters.

In our columns may be fonnd an advertisement
OF Sherry Wine Bitters, prepared by DR.. S. o.
Richardson, OF South Reading, Mass. They are, as
sail T. be, undoubtedly composed of variety Of
valuable AMI purely vegetable matter, AMI from
our own experience, well as others we can
speak highly of their renovating and invigorating
effects upon the system We have good opinion
ot the Bitters, as they are not a quack nostrum,
but discovered. prepared aud vended by a regular
physician, graduate Of the college Of our owa
State, and who has said but little in the way Of
putting them himself, but leaves it to those who
try them to judge themselves. For the diseases
that many are liable to in the Spring and Summer,
such as Debility, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Nervous
complaints, we do not hesitate to say that these Bit
ters will be found safe, agreeable and effcctual
restorative. As good health is one of the greatest
OF earthly blessings, we would early advise those
aboring under such disease, 10 make trial OF DIR.
Richardson's Bitters; they can do no harm, and
may do much good, ss we are confident in many
cases they have. Vegetables and vegetable sub
stances are unquestionaby the most congenial to
the human system.
The Sherry Wine Bitters for sale By Druggists
generally throughout Wood County. lOc
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INC senatorial Conyentior ON Yhnr.dnr.

The vallandigham Senatorial Convention eon-
vsned in this place ou Thursday last. r. c. Lem
mon, Esq, of Toledo, was nominated Senator, he
receiving 20 votes to "a for II. Il. Dodge, Esq.
The nomination was then, made unanimous. In
reference to the nominee, the Toledo Blade says
Mr.. Lennon, until recently, has acted with the
Union men, having two years since been elected BY
them as Prosecuting Attorney. He has also held
other positions at their hands, such as Chairman
OF the Military Co0.mittee; Draft Commissioner,
delegate TO Union State Conventions, &c, &c.
In his position as Military Committee man, Mr
Lennon was very active in getting men into the
army who are now sworn to stay there till their
time is out. How he can now turn round and la
Dor TO elect man who stands pledged to with
hold from those soldiers every dollar Of pay, he
may be able To tell-we can not. When he ceased
to support the war, for which he so long professed
such strong iriendship, remains 70 be known.
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IN MEMORIAM.
For the Perrysburg Journal !

NORRIS ISLAND S. c., August 2, 1853.
At a meeting of the commissioned officers Of the
67th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry held at the
Headquarters of the Regiment Major Lewis Butler
presiding, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted;
WHEREAS, II the disposition Of events, It has
been the will Of the Almighty to remove from
among US our fellow officer, Captain John C. Al
berts Of Company H. who fell in the late assault on
Fort Wagner, on the 18th Of July, while nobly dis
charging his duty aud heroic9lly leading his mon
IN the charge against the enemy's batteries
Rssolred, That after association of nearly two
years with Captain John G.. Alberts, sharing alike
with him the hardships and pcrs of soldier S
life, we have learned to cherish Tor hisI the warm
est friendship and est enI
Resolred, That in his conduct during the late
assault on Fort Wagner, we have witnessed the
bravery of faithful soldier, the moral courage OF
one who contends with a conviction of right, and
the devotion of patriot.
Resolued, That in his deceasc we have suffered a
great loss, for which sorrow; that We extend to
his friends our deepest sympathy, and with them
will ever cherish in kindest remembrance his good
and brave deeds
Resotred, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent 70 the friends Of the deceased and likewise to
the Toledo Blade and Perrysburg Journal for
publication. LEWIS BUTLER,
Major 9th Reg't o. V, l., Chairman.
RODNEY j. HATHAWAY, Secretary.
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To be Pitiedi

The hdeperdeat of last week, contains two whin-
ing editorials, from which we make the following
extracts
DoH't open old sores and stir M old ouarrels.
because they can do no good"
This is no time for Irritating old sores or re-
opening partially healed wounds
The writer must have been examining his old
sore" department, and made the discovery that he
and his friends are well supplied with the article.
Bat why haven't you thought of this matter be-
foreS How does it happen that you have been for
months busily engaged in raking up all kinds of
personal abuse against Union men-but now, when
some OF your friends want office, you become as
mild and harmless as rattlesnake without fangs ?
That's an "amiable, consistent" and cowardly
way Of doing business. That's why you adopt it.
Hereafter you had better reeOlleet that there are
two sides to the "OId sore" question.
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GENERAL HEADoU ARTERs, STATE OF 0mo,l
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUs, August s, 1863.

CoLuMBus, August s, is63
SPECIAL ORDERS-No. 2l9, VoI.7.
The several Companies of enrolled Militia in
Wood County, organized and unorganizcd, and the
districts mentioned herein, and recognized as rep
by letter, as shown in this order, anil WILL until
further rdcr, constitute the Third Regim mn of Mill
tia in Wood County.
First Co. District, Bloom Tp., Co. A--Capt., J..
Dunn ;lst Lieut., Solomon Friece q Lieut., David
Nccdham. Date Of rank. July 4, 1868.
S1coni Co. Dis rict, Bloom Tp., Co. B--C p,
Samuel KlingerSmith LIST Lieut., Henry w. Lee /;
~ Lieut., David II. Mcrrick. Date of rank, July
l6. 1863.
First Co. District, Perry Tp., Co. Capt. Henry
Padgham lst Lieut., d. Burns 2 | Lieut., Reuben
Wright. Date of rank. July l6, 1868.
Second Co. District, Perry Tp., Co. D-Capt.. Z.
II. Baker lst Lieut., n. Everett; 81 Lieut., John
A. Bradner. Date of rank, July l6, 1868
First Go. District, Montgomery Tp., Co. E-.Capt.,
Benjamin Bacon; lst Lieut.. James Laskie 2d
Lieut. Russell Yancise. Date of rank, July 4,
1868
Second Co. District Montgomery Tp., Co. F.
Cap Josiah Chance LIST Lieut., Jacob Sahl; I'd
Lieut., Eloridgc Comstock. Date of rank, July 4,
1868.
Portage Tp., Co. G--Capt, ]. l.. Roller; Ist
Lieut., Vim. Sargent "a Lieut., Charles Rogers
Date of rank, July 4, 1883.
Freedom Tp. Co. H-Capt.. John Reed; 1st
Lieut., Philip Smith; 2d Lieut. Daniel Clay.
Date Of rank, July 90 1863
Ctntr Township, Co. l--Capt, 7. J. Avery lst
Lieut.. Jos. Brewster; Lieut., Lee Klossfanstcin.
By order, CHARLES W. HILL.
Aartant Gen raj of Ohio.
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GENR9AL HEADQU ARTERs, STATE OF 0HIo,l
ADJUTAST GHSERAL's OFFIcE,
COLUMBUS, August 8, 1868.

SPECIAL 0RDERS-No. 2lS, Vol. I.
The several Companies of enrolled Militia in
Wood County, organized and unorganizcd, and the
districts mentioned herein, aud recognized as rep
resenting q company, are permanently designated
by letter, as shown in this Order and will, until
further order, constitute the Second Regiment of
Militia, in Wood County.
First Co. District, Washington Tp., Co. A
Capt, Luther Black lst Lieut., Wm. Crom; I'd
Lieut., Richard Ingraham. Date of rank, July 4,
1863.
Sccond Co. District, Washington Tp., Co. b
Capt, Septiemas Marver; lst Lieut., VIM. Augle-
beck; I'd Lieut., Il. Frccsan. Date of rank, July
IL, 1883.
First Co. District, Weston Tp., Co. Capt,
W. A. Pryer LIST Lieut., Geo. Kimberlin; "a Lieut.,
David Donaldson Date of rank, July 4, 1868.
Second Co. District, Weston Tp., Co D--Cspt.,
G.. W. Wade lst Lieut., V. +. Simmons 81
Lieut., E. &. Bcckwith. Date of rank, July 4, 1868.
Milton Township, Co. E-Capt, Joseph Potts;
lst Lieut., B. +. keiff,r; "a Lieut., F. N. Dubbs.
Date of rank, July a, 1868.
Henry Tp., Co.F--Capt, b. l.. Peters lst Lieut..
Jacob lIough I'd Lieut., II. Kennel. Date of rank
July 4, 1868.
Liberty Tp Co. G-Capt., Thomas McMahan
lst Lieut., n. Woodwork "a Lieut., 7. Osborn.
Date of rank, July A. 1868.
Plain Tp., Co. H-Capt, Albert Osborn; lst
Lieut., g. W. Moore; 81 Lieut., d. b. Magnns.
Date Of rank. July 4, 1868.
by order, CHARLES HILL,
Adutant General of Ohio.
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Time of Closing Mails.


Mvrnontsr EPiscopAt-Rev 5. II. Alderman Pastor
SERVICES each Sunday at 1890 An and - M
PREspYrERi,s-Rev. q. A. Adams, Pastor. Services
each 5und'y At 1890 M
B,prisr--Rsv. H. n TaHt Pastor. Services each SUM
DAY at 1880 IN
'LuruEKAS-Rev. '. Klinageis, Paso- Services every
Sund,y, forenoon and afternoon alternately.
GErN,N METHoptsT--Rev. G. Swneforth, Pastor Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 An
CIrRotic-Rev. Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 An.
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MILITARY MATTERS IN WOOD co.
The following Special Orders will be found to be
Of special interest to the militia Of Wood County
GBSsRAL HEADou ARTERs, STATE OF OHto,
ApJuTAST 0ENRRAL's 0FF1cH,
Cor rtNnna A trrrna z. 1909.


Of special interest to the militia Of Wood County
GBssRAL HEApou ARTKRs, STATE OF 0Hto,
ADJuTASr GESRRAL's 0FF1oE,
CoLrMBus, August 7, 1868. \
SPECIAL 0RDERS-No. 217, yoL.7.
The several Companies of enrolled Militia in
Wood County, organized and unorganized, and the
districts mentioned herein, and recognized as rep
resentiig company, are permanently designated
by letter, as shown in this ORDER and will, until
further order, cous,tuve the First Regiment Of Mill
tia, in Wood County.
First Co. District, Perysburg TpY Co. A
Capt, W. G. Perrin; lst Lieut., James Bddeman,
ID Lieut., Freeman RPsll'ilie. Date Of rank July
Second Co. District Perrysburg Up, Co b
Capt, Wesley Shaner; lst Lieut., Israel Thornton;
I'd Lieut., David Yass. Date of rank, July ls,
1853.
Third Co. District, Perrysburg Tp., Co. C
Capt. Dunpace; LIST Lieut.. James Pierce; I'd
Lieut., Henry f. Man1ell. Date Of rank, July Is,
1868.
Fourth Co. District, Perrysburg Tp., Co. d =
Capt. A. =. Eggleston lst Lieut., II. VI. Davis; ID
Lieut., George Wales. Date ofrank, July is, 1868.
Lake Township, Co. E--Capt., Jacob II. Furey /;
LIST Lieut.. Henry $. Chapman; 2d Lieut., L. F.
Roberts. Date of'rank, July Is, 1868.
Troy Township, Co, F-Capt., Augustus. La
Farce lst Lieut., Joseph Shook; % Lieut.. John
McLargin. Date Of rank, July l6, 1858.
Webster Township, Co. G--Capt George C.
Phelps lst Lieut., II. Clements "a Lieut., Wm.
Wadde. Date of rank July 4, 1868.
Middleton Township, Co. H-Capt., A. Robert
son LIST Lieut., Robert Pargiilis 2l Lieut., John
Siauson. Date of rank, July 4. 1868.
BY order, CHARLES W. HILL,
Adjutant General Of Ohio.
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

J. II. Kuder, Esq, of Tontogany.i is authorized
TO receive subscriptions for the JOURNAL.
M,UMEE CIrY-P. C. Holt, at the Post Office,
has charge of our subscription list at Maumec,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearagcs and renew their subscription.
ToSroG ASY-Our patrons at Tontogany will
finl their accounts with Judge Tullcr, who is au-
thorLed to receive subscriptions for us at that place
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Union Meetings.

Arrangements have been made for the
holding Of Union Mass Meetings in ;his
section Of the State as follows:
Toledo-Thursiay, August 20, Col Char
Anderson, Hon. r. p, Spauliiug and Joan
q, Lowe, Esq.
Kalida-Saturday, August %, Col, Charles
Anderson and j. NJ. Ashley.
FIemont-Monday, August "a, Col. Charles
Anderson aud j. M.Ashley.
Paulding--lhursday, August q, NJ. R.
Waite aud J.. u. Root.
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g NIanIN,,-XarrI

After heaping all the foul epithets aud abuse
that the mudded brain of the Independent man
could invent upon the supporters of Mr.. Ashley
throughout Wood County, this same pigmy, for
the past few weeks has been travelling the County
over, whnngly and sneakingIy begging patronage
and currying favors from these ver- men-Mr.
Ashey's friends. We have heard tho Devil be-
rated for his impudence, but his Satanic Majesty
must now yield the palm.
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New PAPER.

The Napoleon Proes is the title of new paper re-
Gently started at Napoleon, HeRcy Coaaty. 1t is
attached to the Union cause, and in the hands of
l. II. pgelow will do good service in the North
western countes. 1t is published ss canpaign
paper, with the intention, should the patronage
warrant of making it a permanent institution.
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Volunteers, Attention!

The members OF Company A, 1" Hill Guards
9th battalion o. V. NJ. are ordered to meet at the
N'ourt House on Saturday, August %, 1865, at G
o'clock p. NJ.
A full and punctual attendance is expected, as
business Of importance is to be transacted.
By order of the Captain.
JAS. p. AvERILL, Orderly Sergeant.
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i. j. RIECHEV. Dentist

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of
Wood County, that he will be at Mead's Hotel, in
Giead, on the lst of August and remain Until the
18th.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg; from the 18th
until the lst Of September.
AT Lambs Hotel in Bowling Green, from the lst
Of September until the 18th.
Prepared to operate in all the various branches
Of Dentistry. Those wishing work done will please
call early. that he may have time to finish their
orders before leaving. 10
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InfoTOatiOu.

The Independent man, or SON, other Esan, desires
TO KNOW On what pr5Ecipls ne charged Mr. Woes
teT fr publishing his card last week We ace
very happy to Oblige the inqustive gentleman
talthOugh we consider it none of his busncsse y
whssrer he may he. The charge was made on
the pdiScirsie that the lsborcr is worthy of his
hire"