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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
Chr Gastalian fuunt.
From the Missouri Democrat.
A MORAL LUSUS NATURE.
BY "JoAS OF ARC.

BY "JoAS OF ARC"
la this portrait you may see
ln unveiled deiormity,
Natures great mVnstrosity-
The Copperheadl
Who. by his perfdious smiles,
Glowing words and subtle wiles,
Unsuspecting youth beguiles2
The Copperhesd
Shielded by our heroes arms,
Safe from raids and wars alarms.
lie, his trcachrous bosom Cllms.
The Copperheadl
And with shy and stcalthy face,
Tie, the craven double face,
Strives TO wr.ggle into place.
The Copperhead !
When Tor help our wounded prayed.
Who refused to lend their ala ?
Who his couutry's cause betrayed 2
The Copperhead'
With concealed assassin knife,
Who aSsails the Nations lite.
Screened from danger in the strife2
The Coppcrhcad !
Fen the rebels, fercely brave,
Fighting Freedom to enslaye-
ScoG the dastardly arch-knaye!
The Copperheadl
Nothing can his crime atone,
He, rebelions coward drone,
Finds contempt is his alone
The Copperhcad /!
Soldiers who escaped his snare,
Resolute to do and dare,
CHANGING rearward, shout " Bewarel"
The Copperhcad
Our brave heroes from the wars,
Sealed with Freedoms sacred scars,
Seattle him with the stripes and stars.
The Coppcrhead |!
Writhing on his sinuous way,
Crushed with terror and dismay,
l.o he hides from light of day.
The Copperhead! !
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n Office TO FARMERS.
" THE rEARL MILLS

With new ani improved machinery, arc now in
the most perfect condition 10 do your grinding Of
all kinds, in the best manner at the shortest no
tice. With many years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and COM
pctcnt millers, we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor with their patron
age. And, while We gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended US during the past
many years, assure you no effort shall bcspared
to merit continuance of your favors.
s-y" The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS x JOHNSON,
43f. JfIumec City Feb. Ia. 80.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

NfRS. ROBINSON, late of Mr.. Ponds cstab-
vi lishmcnt, 204 Main street, Buffalo, has opened
a Room on Louisiana Avenue, opposite the Baird
House, Pcrrysburg, and proposes to take Anlbro-
types and Photographs at the following prices:
Ambrotypes-From 25 cents to 81 so.
Cartes de Eisites-4 for 81, or 81 30 per dozen.
Nignettes-i for 81.
Photograph Half Prints s. for the first, aud 30
cents for each copy. IS
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Farmers bring in your Grain we are deter
mined that no one shall 60 away unsatistied.
sR5N One of the firm will be present at all times
to wait on customers, buy Grain, &c,
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

TIRE undersigned, having formed co-partner-
j. ship under the irm-name of Peck Averlll,
are prepared to prosecute the Flour and Grain
business, at the Perrysburg Mills.
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A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.
The undersigned calls the attention of those in
tcrcstcd to the fact that he has established suite
ot rooms in Myers Block, on Monroe street, reg
Ular Dispensatory for the treatment and permanent
cure of all known
PRIVATE DISEASES,
Whether Of recent origin or Of long standing, in
MALE Or FEMALE.
Tho success which has attended tho practice Of
tn Undersigned in the treatment of diseases com
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what lie undertakes he performs, aud in every
case effects a radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the stiictcst confidence.
General office over Nos. 81 and So Monroe street,
first room to the right at the top cf the stairway,
over Cornucopa." All letters, containing a re
mittance oc postage stamp, promptly answered
~" Office hours from 10 to 4, and from to 9.
Call on OF address Il. IL. TYMPANY, MD,
l2Lz Toledo, Ohio.
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PECK & AVERILL.
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EVAPORATORS AND CANE MILLS

A ILOW me to call the attention Of all who con
"A template the purchase Of Eyaporators aud
Cane mills, TO
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NJTtTCUE$, CLOCKS,

"A the season is approaching for the transplant
ing ." trees" Sc, beg to call the attention Of those
interested to our large aud well selected stock Of
Trees and Shrubbcry,
Consisting in part Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry Aprcots, Quncc, IA pbcries, Blackbcrrcs,
GoNshoIries, CurUants, Po-Plaut, Grapes, &c.
"" have = full assortment Of Fruit, Ornamental
aud Evergreen Trees, which We will sell at war
prices. FONEROG a. BROS.
Oiic, At the post'hIcc, PcrrvsDurg, Ohio. Give
u. call. lStt
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But he tells us his road 10 peace, and
this is the only material point Of his ad-
dress. Ho would withdraw what lie calls
invading armies lie would surrender
Yicksbufg, New Orleans, Memphis, Corinth,
Kentucky, Western Virginia, the glorious
battle-hslds Of The war, tie bones OF thou
sands Of brave men who lie buried there,
martyrs for national unity. he would
surrender tie Union, cemented by the
blood OF our ancestors, ard commence tho
wrangle and strife Of insignificant tfas
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
TCARD |
(CARDl
Harman Arrants

HAS THOUGHT FIT DISINGENUOUSLY AND
mischevously to publish the fact, that refused to
seceve Confederate Treasury Notes in payment of
specie funds lent him ia January $780, to be paid in
week, and which he has unfairly withheld, when
needed it, and now attempts to excite odum against
me for refusing to receive in reality, fifteen twenty
cents on the dollar Of my debt Tor the Confederate
currency, which, according published reports, is
selling five six for in specie. l do not require
specie Of Mr.. Arrants, or. in fact anything at this
time but cannot consent to be robbed of four6lths
of my debt for his benefit only, for he in fact
ceivc the Treasury Notes, notas equivalent to money
coin even bank notesfor he sold his property and
products at enormous prices in the deprecated cur
rcncy he now attempts unjusty to force upon me-
The government itself does not treat tho Treasury
Notes equivalent to real money in its transactions
in payment of coin debts due it--why should do so
merely for for Mr. Arrants advantage? Let him loan
it to the government for its Bonds at par it in
any other way he pleases, and when the currency i'm
proves let him pay what he borrowed
,Juuc 10 = Il. ATkERSON.
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NOTICE.
TuyHE COMMISSIONS. OF ROADS A

TuvHE COMMISSIONS. OF ROADS AND
- Town Authorities, having collected fines
for default for slave labor, on the coast, will at
once forward the funds TO me at this place, by
private opportunity, by Express, or by Bank
checks payable to my order. Remittances of
bills by mail are not authorized
WIN. NJ SHANNON,
Agent of the State South Carolina.
Camden S. c., June l3th, 1863.
June 19
GS- Every paper in the State copy twice.
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sEATE 0F SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA. June 10, 1868.


nUR VANDAL FOE UNABLE TO COPE
" with the Confederate forces in the open
field, have rcsorted to a mode of warfare which
arouscs the indignation Of every heart capable
of patriotic emotion Not content with wres-
ting peaceful citizens from their homes and
contining them in loathesome dungeons; and
with seiziny our contentcd slaves and nhu-
manly placing them in military organization to
be shot down in the front of battle they have
inauguratcd a system of raids into the interior
OF the States, stealing negroes, burning cities
and farms, destroying live stock and growing
crops, and spreading dcsoation everywhere in
their track. To meet this condition of things
and to render practicable greater concentration
OF our forces already in the field, and to afford
adequate internal protection to the States, the
President OF the Contederacy deems il eXpedt
cnt to call for portion of their reserve force
for service within their respective limits. Upon
the Governor of South Carolina he calls for
five thosand men Tor The period of six months
from the first day of August next, to be furn-
shed 10y draft unless in the intermediate time
a volunteer force organized under the act here
with published "'ro provide for local defence
and special service" at least an equal number
hc mustered and reported to the War Depart
mcnt as subject to the call of the President for
service within the State. These organizations
may be voluntary, as will be seen by an cXami-
nation Of the Act and arc tor special service
only within the State, under officers of their
own selection and with the privilege of remain
ing at home in the pursuit of their ordinary
avocations unless called for a temporary ex-
lgcncy to active duty:
Now therefore, |, MILLEDGEL. l.. BONHAM,
Governor and Commander-in-chief in and over
the State of South Corona call upon the pco-
pie Of the State to assemble on the day fixed
in the annexed orders at their respective Reg-
mental parade grounds and to raise and orga-
nized the forces called for by the President for
the defence of the State. For two long wears
your brothers have borne the 5runt of this war
for independence on the frontiers of the Con-
fcdcracv. The time has now arrived to show
yourselves worthy of these gallant men by pro-
tccting their homes, their wives and their chill
dren, in common with your own.
Until the above organization takes place, it
is recommended to the citizens of the State
to continue existing voluntary organizations
and to form Immediately others with such
arms as they have, for the protection of every
neighborhood, especially along the rivers and
arms of the sea. Many deadly volley may be
successfully delivered at the raiders in their
boats from the bluffs and forests lining their
banks.
Immediately after the requisition of the
President is filled, the Governor will take steps
for more complete organization orneighbor-
hood protection of snch as are less fitted bv
years or otherwise for the active duties of
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, this sixteenth day of June,
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HEADQUARTERS.
COMMISSARY-GE DEPT. s. G.

COLUMBIA, June 13, 1868.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
l "Boards of Soldiers Relief throughout
the State that they will be supplied, as hereto
lore, with Ocean Salt, for distribution to needy
families OF soldiers, at cost and expenses, on
application to this Department
BY order of the Governor
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lieut. Col. and Commissary-General S. c..
June i9 !
GsEAll papers in the State insert once an4
send bills, in duplicate with copy of advertise
ment attached, to this Office, for PAYNE
Bills paid quarterly.
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L. s. A D one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-threc. Nj. L. BONHAM.
WM. K. Hunt. Secretary of State.

AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR LOCAL DEFENCE AND SPECIAL
SERVICE.
SEcrloN I. The Congress of the Confederate
States oj Ame,Ied do enact, That the President
be and he is hereby authorized to accept the
services Of volunteers of such kind and in such
proportion us he may deem expcdicnt, to serve
for such time as he may prescribe, for the de-
fence of exposed places or localities, or such
special service as he may deem expcdient.
SECTION III. And such forces shall be mus
tered into the service of the Confederate States,
for the local defence or special service afore-
said, the muster roll setting forth distinctly the
services to be performed; and the said voun-
teers shall not be considered in actual service
until thercunto specially ordered by the Pres
dcnt. And they shall be entitled to pay or
subsistence only for such time as they may be
on duty under the orders ofthe President or by
his direction.
SECTION III. Such volunteer forces when so
accepted and ordered into service, shall be Or
ganzed in accordance with and subject to all
the provisions of the Act entitled can Act to
provide for the public Defence" approved
March 9th, 1861. and may be attached to such
divisions, brlgadcs, regiments or battalions as
the President may direct and when not or
ganzed into battalions regiment before be-
ing mustered into service, the President shall
appoint the field officers of the battaons anC
regiments when organized rs such by him.
Approved August q, 1861.
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in Equity


Thomas Lang, rs. Edward NJ Boykin and Mary
c., his wife, SaIG W. Boykin, Harriet NJ.
Lang, John G. Lang. Theodore Lang, Sam'l.
w. l.. Lang Cornclia A. Lang and Edward
b. Lang.-Bill of Supplement- and Revivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, and her infant son Edward B.
Lang four of the above named defendants, re-
side beyond Che limits of the State of South
Carolina-on motion Of Richardson Il Gay,
complainant's Solicitors, it is ordere 4 that the
said John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, Cornelia A.
Lang and Edward b. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill of
supplment and rcvivor on or before the 18th
day of September next, or the same will be
taken pro contssso against them.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time
above appointed for the appearance Of said
defendants in the Camden Confederate, a
newspaper. published in the town of Camden.
w. Il. TAYLOR, c.. E. X. ID
Commissioners Office, June 9th a. ID, 1868.
June II 3m
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE FOREwARNED NOT TO
II trade for note given to elisha Atkerson
about the lst of May, 1862 for $50 or $40.
The payment of the above note offered by Rev.
]. F. Rodgers, and refused on account Of the money
being that of Confederate ISSUE This is to notify all
parties concerned that the above note will not be paid
unless compelled by law.
June 10 2 H. ARRANTS.
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ADlT AND INsp. GENERALS OFFICE

"a la,naton Of His EXcellcncv the Comman-
dcr-in-chief and the Act OF Congress "1o pro-
VIDE for local defence and special service it is
hereby ordered:
]. That the commanding officers ofthe Mill
tia Regiments assemble ut their usual places of
parade on TUESDAY, the 7th of July next,
all persons within the limits of their respective
commands liable to any military service by the
laws of the State, and call for volunteers to
meet the rcquistion of the President of the
Confederate States on this State for troops for
local defence, persons between forty and forty
five tc he included in the call.
ii. On any Regiment failing to furnish, by
volunteering its quota of troops, which is fixed
by General Orders No 21, accompanying this
order the commanding officer ofsuch Regiment
tuaI military service beyond the limits of their
respective District" between the ages of forty
and fifty 40 and sol years, sufficient num-
ber of men to make up said quota.
III. The commanding officers of Recimcnts
are required Immediately to organize the troops
thus raised into companies of not less than
sixty-four Ga and not more than one hundred
and twenty five 1875 privates by holding cleo
tions for company officers, viz; one captain,
one lst lieutenant and two 2d licutenants, the
noncommissioncd officers, four serGcants and
four corporas to be appointed by the captains,
and Immediately return to this Office ccrtifi-
Gates of said elections and rolls of the companies
~. The commanding officers of Beat com
panics are required to prepare and return to the
commanding officers of their respective Regi-
mcnts on the day above mentioned, accurate
rolls of all males residing within their respec-
tive Beats between the ages of forty and fifty
40 and sol years.
V. Officers of the militia between the ages
offorty and fifty years will be subject to draft.
VI Companies organized under this order
will hereafter be organized, by orders issued
from this Office, into Regiments of ten com
panies each, by the election of field officers
and when called into the field will be mustered
into Confederate service for local defence and
special service within the limits of this State
for the term of six months from the first day of
August next.
VII. The commanding officers of Regiments
are charged with the prompt extension and ex-.
ecution of this order, and any default on their
part on tho part of any officer will be visited
with the sevcrcst penalties of the law.
By command of the Governor
A. G. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General South Carolina
June 10 3
Charleston and Columbia papers publish |
three times a week, and all other papers in the
State publish weekly, until the fourth Of July.
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Notice..

A Ii THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS, FORMER
IA LY in tho hands Of w. l.. DePass, due j NJ
Gayle, and j. NJ Gayle Co, will hereafter be found
at the store of J. S. DePass door above c. Math-
eson's store
March 81
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Lost.

My NOTE, PAYABLE To COOK OR ORDER
1N1 for seven hundred and ninety five dollars dated
about the 18th Of February last Having given dll-
pic'te for said note payment for tho original will be
refused; and all persons arc hereby warned against
trading for it. GEO. ALDEN.
June IL
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Hams and Shoulders.

EINE HAMS AND HOULDERS-ALSO
IL Brown Sugar, Rice and Salt, just received and
for sale at tho "Old Corner.
May E. w BONNEY
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[CIRCULAK.

ADJUTANT AND INSPECTORGENERAL'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S c., June 10. 1868.
TN ANSWER TO INQUIRIES ADORE SSED TO
4 his EXccllency the Governor and to his ollce it
is hereby made Known that no part of the quota of
troops called for under the foregoing proclamation and
orders will he accepted as MOUNTED MEN.
Bv order \ C.. GA RLINGTON,
Adju:ant and lnspecor-G cneral :. G.
July }
c1a; Papers of the State copy three times.
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Dissolution of Copartner-
ship.

FTNHE COPARTNERSHIP OF KOOPMAN & SOM.
Il MERS is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
other party will sign the of the firm in liquda-
ton.
All persons indebted by note or account will please
make payment to tho undersigned their authorized
attorney, MIR. M. DRUCKER.
NJ. KOOPMANN
L. SOMMERS
Camden, juno /, 1863. June -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01


ed in the Moniteur 20 refer to the Florida. II
the Emperor Government believed itself bound
% recognize the cIufeierste Guverurn-ut,sn 90
establish Official relations with il, il ~o1ld do 30
directly and not Indirectly.
The Paris BOurse firm. Rentes closed AZ
6ef 45c
Rev Mr. Stu1rt. late Chaplain in the Confed
crate army, has been befo.e the Southern Club
of Liverpool. Re charged the New England
clergy with the var. and asserted that it would
soon end when President Lincoln loses support
he declared that the South hsd the means OF
carrying on the tor yesrs TO come. but vas
nevertheless ready TO lay down the sword and
leave the questions at issue 10 the ballot
The Paris Opinione Rationale believes itself
able 70 state that the English Cabinet. fearing
that France may take possession OF Mexico. Is
strongly endea voring 70 persuade the Emperor OF
Austris 90 consent 70 the acceptance OF the crosr
by Macmillan.
The same paper says a Mexican loan Il
spoken Of. to be effected in London, as soon Al
/ the Arch Duke Macmillan l. officially proclaim
ed the Emperor. IL is also said that : 900 Irish
men would be enrolled for services in the ne~
empire. These statements Caused a maieria
improvement in Mexican securities in London.
The city article remarks that the employment
Of Irish troops is calculated to proven, the Unte'
States from undertaking any aggression on tn
monarchy.
The Russian reply TO the English note is pub
lished. IL Processes an ardent desire to restor
tranquility in Poland
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

CAPE RACE. September % The stea mer
Europa passed Cape Race At $3.50 P NJ. to day.
News unmportant.
Rumors saw that the Confederate envoy at
London is TO he Withdrawn in consequence OF the
meanness of the British Government
In letter from Richmond. in the Confederate
organ. the index speaks of the prob ,bIe early re
call Of the representatives Of the Govern ment
from England on act of the French Govern
ment.
The London Star fears that IL Is the intention
Of the French Government 20 speedily recognize
the Southern Confederscy. It introduces various
acts and demonstrations TO justify the belief. ann
comes TO The conclusion that must be pre-
pared FOR French recognition before loHg
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning Post
says a new loan for the Cnnfsuerscy is contem-
plated. The French Government has certainly
not thrown ANYTHING in the way OF the steamer
Florida
Cap, Mofiu resigned command of the Florida
on account of i'll health. Lieut.. Barney takes
command
Que Of the reasons for the decline Of the Paris
Bourse is the apprehension felt by some operators
that the deris"n In the case Of the florida nav
LEAD 10 unplea.ant feelings between the French
and Feiersl Governments q - u s.
The Paris Pays says the English journals are
nisssken in looking upon the note lately publish
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

NV YoRK. September 80 "A letter from
Harper's Ferry dated the 25th, to the baltimors
American. SAYS:
Coles cavalry came in contact with $50 Of
Mcsby's command near Upperville. on Friday
drawn up in line of battle awaiting his arrival
After some slight skirmishing Major Cole charged
the gang, when they scattered aud fed in dismay
One of them bit the dust. and some prisoners
were left in the hands of the vctors
The M,jor recovered some &c horses and
mules. and also one man Of the 18th Y. cav
airy whom MOsby had picked up 10 his raid.
A special To the Post from Washington saw:
that there is the highest authority for stating
that the rumors current yesterday of disaster e
our army are false
The Republican of this morning says tha
good news bad been received which will be mad,
public in "A few DAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
Railroad Arrangements.

The following terms for carrying passengers
and transportation of stock and machinery have
been arranged with the railroads named below
Full fare to come. and return free. Excur
sion tickets for sale at all regular stations from
Mopdav the 2Sth of September TO Saturday the
81 OF October TO be good for exhibitors on reeu
lar trains coming to Indianapolis on Monday and
Tuesday, and TO return on regular trains on Sat
ur,iay.
Stock and machinery on the same terms
owners OF the same paving first full rates. to be
returned free on NV certificate that the article
animal on exhibition and did not change
hands during the week Of the fair:
Indianapolis and Cincinnati R. R.
Peru and Indiana polls r.
indianapolis and Madison R. R.
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago r r.
Toledo. Logansport and Burlington r. r.
Jacksonville R R.
Ltfayerte and indianapolis r, r
Wabash Valley r r.
Evansville and Charlottesville R R.
Ohio and Mississippi R e.
Indsn1 Central r. X
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line
Michigan Central r r.. northern division.
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana.
Belefontane R r. on excursion trains only
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Terre Haute and Richmond r r tickets TO
be stamped at my Office otherwise of no effect on
return.
Others will be ADDED from time to time. as
they are received. II LOOMS. Sec'y
isd