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The Improved water wheel,


"A notice of which will be found else
where, is another evidence that we have
III our midst the highest order of mechani-
cal genius, And all that is needed is the
enterprise Of our Yankee neighbors We
have seen more complicated machinery
but never more self-esideAt Combination
Of simplicity and atility. Why may we
not have Inventions in all other branches
of mechanism aid hasfdieraft2 There is
no reason. Let us demonstrate to our
neighbors that We not only have irecapera-
tive energy left, but that we have the will
TO apply that energy to its highest purpo-
GOO
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15
Shoe-making.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully announce to
L the Citizens OF Woodstock and vicinity, that
he has again opened his Shop, at the old stand of
Josiah Heller, decd, where he is now prepared to
do all kinds ofwork in his line of business, with
neatness and dispatch.
~ The cash. or its equivalent In trade must
be delivered in all cases, before the work leaves
the Shop.
sep. 20, '66-tf. THOMAS HAYS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15
Local Department.
superior Butcher knives.


Mr.. Abraham Baker, an enterprising
and ingenious blacksmith, residing near
Strasburg, in this county, exhibited lot
of butcher knives to us, of his own manu-
facturc, which, for inishs and superior
metal, excel any VIC ever saw of Yankee
manufacture. We understand it is his
intention to enlarge his facilities for the
manufacture of these knives, at Strasburg:
They are made Of the best steel; one of
them is worth half dozen of the bogus
knives generally to be found in our mar
kets. We would advise those who need a
good knife to purchase one of Mr.. Baker.
1t gives US sincere pleasure to notice such
evidences Of enterprise among our mechan-
les. We have been too long dependent
upon, and too long swindied by, the Yam
KEGS. We have the resources, the ma tive
talent, and the genius, if stimulated to ac-
ton, to meet the requirements Of the peo-
Die. Let others initiate the example of
Mr.. Baker, and it will do more towards
"reconstructing' our disorganized society
and realeaishing our exhausted treasures,
than all the efforts of the constitution-tin-
kerers aud trading politicians in creation.
In our present depleted condition, our en-
terrrise and our genius must be our CAPT
tai, at least until ''tnese calalnities be
overpast. ;"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15
The Third Quarterly Getting,

For Woodstock Circuit, will be held at Edin-
burg. commencing. Saturday. Nov. oath, at 1917
O'Clock, A. M. All the official members are re-
quested to be present on Saturday, and the tipan-
cia committees prepared with their reports. The
Presiding Elder is expected to present.
November Is. 70 j. p. HYDE,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15
Estray Horse,

FTNAKEN up by the subscriber, the last day
OF October, light brown. or dark bay horse,
supposed to be between and five years old. right
hind foot white from hooi above pasture Joint and
right fore foot white to pasture JOINT some white
at the hoof on left hind and fore feet. with some
white in the for h adj; large head and ears. The
owner can haye him by paying ter this advertise
ment and other expenses. Address at Wood
stock Va. SAMUEL D. BOWDEN.
Nov. St. y
IN 000 OAK SHINGLES. Wan
tied BIZ &C. ID. co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

A Large lot of HOOP SKIRTS. For sale by
~ Oct Is. 49,. s.., ~. G. d. d co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

A farm Of 400 acres, 100 acres Cedar Greek Bot
TOM SOC acres cleared and 40 acres Of which is
fenced, 100 acres in Pine and Oak timber. The
soil is good red clay, produces good wheat, corn
and grass orchard ni about 20 trees oil different
kinds of fruit land is smooth and lies well, is
miles of.!it r. Depot has on it a good Brick
Dwelling House, in beautiful location. The frames
of the barn sheds corn house, kitchen and other
utbuildiugs standing. Price $40 per acre. good
time be had upon back payments, down pay
ments reasonable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

A tract of about ESQ acres Of limestone and slate
land, within 6 miles OF Mt jackson and r. Il. De-
pot $50 acres cleared and under fencing, balance
in good Pine and Oak timber; produces good
wheat, corn, &C., about 20 acres of level meadow
land, balance lies well and easily titled smooth.
&C.; good two-story log house, rooms and kitch-
en-, smoke house spring house, large new Switzer
barn, so feet long and 26 wide, ali outbuillings,
shops, Sc There is upon this tract Bank ofwhat
is supposed to be good quality OF stone coal has
been tired, and found to burn well, but the bank
has never been opened NO, worked, sample
be seenby calling at our office, a good chance is
offered to any wishing to engaged that bust
ness, offered upon reasonable terms.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

A good Cupeper farm Of 266 acres of level land
excellent for wheat. corn ard grass; fine Young
coed kitchen and log h.usc attached; we'll of good
water; smoke house. About sixty acres of slIien-
did timber, fencing mostly destroyed; offered low
on that account. Within miles OF depot on D.:
4 A. r. X. and ~ miles Of :.aiid Ann River.
p. ice SGG50, q down, balance in annual pay
ments with interest
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

4 Tract of l69 acres of Land within u miles o
W oodsiock; the whole of which is nearly level.
IS acres cleared and under fence, the remainder
in good pine and oak timber, buildings. This
farm may be divided into two tracts, one of l0l
acres, one half in timber at $50 per acre. The
other. Sd acres, Is in timber at $25 per acre., will
be sold together or separately. -g}
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-11-15

good mill property for sale. has SPLENDID
run OF custom, circular saw attached wat, power
nevet iailing, on North Shenandoah River Price
SIG, 900. ,s- - =
, 1866-03-06

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Of 501 G., 100 # ofw 1
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VIZ Of Sec13, T 80, y r II e.
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Names and description Slo. Lot Dix dol Cts
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
The Tenth District.

The denomination of Mr. Ashley in the
Toledo District 10y aCclamatiOn is another
Signilicalon of the spirit which MIR. John
sons trenchery has aroused IN tho people.
In his previous nominations and elections
MIR. Ashley has had TO encoun;er strong
opposition inside tho Union party, Twice
this opposition has brought 9ut indopen
dent candidates against him, whom the
Democratic party have supported. AT the
last election, by bringing out wounded
soldier of Democratic antecedents. " ho pro
fessed to rcnounCe the Vallaudigh gham Dem
ocracy but who played the game so shrswd
y as to receive the support of the Dam
ocratio party, they succeeded in casting y
small majority against him on the home
vote, but the vote of The soldiers in the fold
elected him by over eight hundred majority.
Then it was ptescned as only a contest
between two equally earnest supporters
of tho Government when the solo issue
was the vigorous prosecution Of tho war to
bring tho rebellion 10 absolute submission,
and much was cllimed for the superior
mcrit OF tho soldier who had periled his
life for the cause. But now when the issue
is plainly made betweon faithful Congress
aud treaohorous President, when the
cause which loyal soldiers won has to be
maintained hy loyal votes, when the same
rchel clements that our soldjors fought are
now confederate with traitor Presiden',
in a declared rebellion against the constitu
tioual powers of Congress, the patriotic
Union party of the Tenth District have re.
spoudod TO the emergency Ivy sinking their
di0eronces, ratilyng the bold and radical
course of their Representative, aud renom.
iuomg him without dissenting voice.
This unity aud spirit secures his reelection
by a large majority beyond reasonable
Doubt Cincinnati Gdsetie.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
TO nnuxrY CLAInANrs.

Judging by the great humbor OF claims
that are daily received at the Office of the
Paymaster General, Washington CORES.
pondeat says, these who believed thom.
selves to bo entitled TO the bounty allowance,
under act Of July %, 1866, entertain the
impression that much will Be gained Ivy Sc.
curing the entrance of their claims to Gle in
the Office at the earliest possible day. This
is an error. The wise aud tho prudent
among the claimants will defer remittius
their claims aud papecs To the authorities
there, until they learn the nature aud require
ments of the regulations which are 10 GOV,
ern the payments of these claims These
regulations may materially affect the char.
aeter aud forms Of application, ia which
case tho last claims received will most prob
ably be the first settled, whle lhosc already
on file may need to he returned for ncc,s
sary changes. Nothing is gained to tho
claimants, but on the contrary, much time
may be lost, aud tie examination, &c, upon
claims may be greatly hindercd 10y over.
haste in submitting them for file.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
The Sitmntiom tn Ohio.

That veteran statstician and political
essayist, Hon. Il d. MANSFIELD, thus closes
an article, in the Cincinnati Gazette, upon
the political situation in Ohio
What do the Copperheads hopo for
Their best hope is in the apathy OF the
union party. They place little dependence
an Johpsonisn, and have little reason to-
Where, then do the Copperheads hopo TO
gain They hope most for the Seventh
Eighth, Ninth, Eonth, Thirteenth aud Six
tcenth Districts. They will try hardest in
the Seventh, or Franklin District whore the
defeat of SheIlAharger would make song of
triumph to every rebel in the laud but il
the loyal mon there do their duty, the
doleat of Shelabarger is Impossible, bet
them rouse up to the last mau, for their
votes are more needed now tlian they were
on the election of Lincoln, when that Dis
trict gave 4 600 majority tor Lincoln,
Apathy an one hand, aud little l1hnson-
ism in Columbus is what they hope Tor, and
that is all. In the Eighth District il Doia-
ware, Union aud Monroe can he persuaded
to stay at home, willie Richland aud Ash
laud vote, a Copporhead may he elected
| but not otherwise. Tho Ninth District
/ has always been doubtful hut Huron car
/ decide it aud 0ught TO- In the Teuth Dis
! trict (rUledol the Gopperheads hope To de
/ leat Ashley by supposed local detection
! but We think that is tutd mistake. Ash
| ley has been hol |, bravo and active, III,
deserves every UuiOn vote in the District
/ Tho Thirteenth District is always doubtful
! but il tho real Conservatives Of MuSkiaguU
] county will support nelano, he can b,
/ elected. As TO the Sixteenth District, W,
have no idca that any Copperhea8 in tha
region can defeat Riaghim, careful
survey oG the whole ground leads us to hc
( lieve that il is both possible and prohahl
that the Union party should carry tie pk0i
! SsrsEtsea Distress in Ohio they now have
but we coucedc at once, that nothing hu
a tc,Um c0HedSS and thorough tC0r
can accomplish it. Mover VAS there NOR
need OF IL. The combination Of Johnson
ism, Coppo,hea aud rebels, farce, oomod
and ira sedy makes formidable hos
Tho West can defeat the whole array, an
scatter it 10 the Winds, if once reused
We fear nothing for them, But Ohio rest
upon it's strength, Ii we wish success, W
must rise up TO the hight OF the battle.
We have boou thus special in tho revio'
or the Ohio canvass hecaNse we agree pei
lectly with General Dix who told the Phi
ade}phid Convention that all was uSeler
VBlesS Mey cm carry Ne C0HgreSSiNa'
elections Can we fail when the sole que
ton before the couutyy is whether IA
people shall govern through their R'pr,
seutatiVes. or whether mere eNeautjy
officer shall usup the powers of Coagro,
; and destroy tho legislative iuotions OF III
Goyeumcut
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
ENITCm NoTIOE-No 90.

Notice is hereby given that William Stacy and
others have filed petition in this Office PRAYING
for the locating, establishing and constructing of a
ditch, drain or watercourse, lnder the act to pro-
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
OF bitches, drains and water-courses passed March
q, 1861. commencing on the township line, be-
tween Portage and Center townships, and running
from the middle to the west branch of the Portage
River, and there terminate. That the engineer
has made due report, setting forth the availability
and necessity of said ditch, and that said petition
will be for hearing before the Commissioners Of
Wood County ON the 25th day of September, 1866.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August 2s 1866. 1SdS8
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
LOCAL BIsEV1rIES.


-JoNEs & SuANyoN oiror Cor sale a nicely To-
Gated farm oc eighty acres see advertisement.
"A Lgrs2R from Saratoga Springs aud several
other articles of interest arS uuavodably crowded
out
SEVERAL pieces Of new music can be found
at the bookstore Of MoMAHoS 4 LorER Give
them a call.
pnER BELl, Esq, of the firm Of Ross, COOK
h BgLL, has removed from this place, aud estlb-
lisaei himselt in busi ess ia Saginaw, Michigan.
An evidence of the development, aud improve
menl Of Wood County lands, now in progress
may be seen by the array Of Ditch Notices pub
lish,d ia this issue,
--SLgvIN Il PARSONS are amply prepared to col.
lcet extra bounty .sod bounty, back pay, pom
sion, etc. Claims entrusted TO their care will be
promptly attended TO.
--DR, NJ. b, HUNTER the celebrated Eye and
Ear Surgeon, viii bs in this place at the Exchange
Hotel, On Thursday, Friday and Sat lriay, the 9th
7lh anl sh of September. Son lrortiscment.
/ WE lay before our roadersthe Premium List
for the Foarteenth Annual Fsir6f tho Wood Coua-
" Agricultural society, to be held this year a,
roltogaay, ON the LIST, 2d AMI 81 days of octobc,
next,
--CRooS & FREENAN have now on hand a su,
peror lot OF Grain Drills and Grasses Sow
ers just the thing needed by our la,mers. Theit
assortment Of agricultural machinery Of all kinds
I is excellent.
-usNRY PnLPPs, OF Toledo, alver;ises ia
this issue a large assorlmeut Of agricultural i'm
phmeu,s, adapted to the wants og the farmers o
Northwestern Ohio, Every piece OF agricultural
machinery sold by him is warranted to ba Ia eo,n
lplo,e trim anil Of superior mako, Neither can
any fault be- found with his reasonable prices
Farmers when going 10 Toledo may probably dn,
lis profitable to spend few moments in 'ookins
through his large establishment,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
A s1NCuLAR sTArEnrNr.

A Washington correspondent says a state
ment is being prepared at tho Treasury De.
partment, which Nv intended to show that
there is no monesf.in the Treasury with
which TO pay the bountes TO soldiers au.
thorized by Congress. This is rather siugu.
lar, as tho last monthly statement OF the
public debt showed balance Of about
sl25, 100000 in the Treasury, and the re.
ceipts this moath from internal revenue and
customs have been unusually heavy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
WADE AND GARFIELD.

The State Central Committee have secured
Senator WADG aud General GAHFIgLD for
speeches in this District, as fellows:
SENATOR WADE,
Ottawa Tuesday, Sept. ! |.
Perrysburg -W Wednesday, Sept II.
Bryan Thursday, Sept. l3.
0ttokee-Friday, Sept. II.
Toledo Saturday evening, Sept, Is.
uEYERAL GARFIELD.
Wauseou-- Tuesday, 0os, .,
Bryan "Wednesday, Oct 3,
Deianee--Thursday Oct A.
Napoleon--F Friday, Oct. 3.
Toledo--Saturday evening, Oct, G.
The Union men Of the places mentioned
should see to it that the arrangements are
made Cor large meetings. The pooplo are
anxious to hear, and none arc botter quail
fed to speak on the monoutous questions
now before the people than these disdn.
guished champions of Freedom. Bear tho
appointments ia mind.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
DITCH NOTICES.
RHTuH NoTICE-No SO.

Notice Is hereby given that A. Coen and other,
have filed petition in this Office, praying for th,
locating, establishing aud constructing Of a ditch
drair or water under the act 10 provide for
The locating, Abshing an1 constructing Of ditch.
es drains and water-courses, passed March 27
1861, commencing az point on the east line o
section 3, town.5 range TO- eighty rods south o
the township line thence north 10 the township
line; thence west in an old ditch about twelve rods
thence north forty rods, in an old ditch thence
east eighty rods thence north to the turn in the
old ditch thence easterly near eighty rods thence
north TO the county road thence east 10 the HUI
Prairie Road thence north on the west side of said
road, far enough for a sufficient outlet, and there
terminate. That the engineer has made due re.
port setting forth the availability and necessity o
said ditch, and that the time for hearing has been
set for the 25th day Of September, A. d. 1866.
GEORGE N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, W ood Co., o.,
PerrysbIrg, August 2S, 1906 1887 80
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
Imnecuninns Resncct.

Johusouism must ho scarce or tight at
Toledo, iuaSmuch as the city council found
it Necessary TO appropriate the sum OF $500
to provide for the expenses of receiving
Mr. Johnson at that place. on his election.
eerirg tour, notwithstanding tho attrao-
TONS OF the caravan that how'll take along
To give tho thing an mir of deconoy. Let
Admiral Farragut go there without this
dead weight, alone and unheralded. ani ",
viii venture to say that splendid reoep
tiun woull toe given him without calling
on the city council for tho public money
CjacjAHUi Gdse!e.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
pNIFolE NOTICE No 0e.

Notice is hereby given that William II. Miller
and others have filed petition in this office, pray
ing for the locating. establishing and constructing
OF ditch, drain, water course, under the act tC
provide for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water courses, passed March
u, 1861, commencing at the north quarter post OF
section /, town 4, range IL, and running thence
westerly along the south side of the Rollersville
and Portage Free Turnpike Road, till it ntersects
Ditch No. Z. the west line of section 50, town s.
range II thence north on the section line to the
thence west about eighty rods to intersect a branch
of creek known the Big Run and there termi-
nate. That the engineer has made due report, set
ting forth the availability and necessity of said
ditch, and said petition will be for hearing before
the Commissioners of Wood County on the Goth
day Of September, 1866.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood CO., o., n
perrysburg, August 2S, 1866. 1887 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
UNION NGS.

Tue State Central Union Committee have
made the following appointments;
Ottawa-Soptcmbe IL, Hon, B, F, Wade
and Hon. J, NJ, Ashley.
Perrysburg- september II, Wade, Con,
p. s. Slevin and Col, j. A. Shannon.
Bryan-September ID, Wade, Slevin, aud
Shannon,
0ttokee--Septemper II, Wade, Ashley
and Hon. o. Waters.
Toledo-Eyeuing, September Is, Wade
Ashley, aud others.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
TIE GuILLOTINIi.

Tho Presidential guillotno is at work
The slaughter has commenced in earnest.
Let the axe fall, and the blows cone thick
aud fast. 1t will unite the true men Of the
country more strongly aud in October
next Presidential treachcry viii receive
auch rcbuke, as win banch tho checks
Of tho Bclshaazar of the White House. rcd
dencd as they arc with his lavorito beyer-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
UaTrCIl N0rgon-No. 90.

Notice is hereby given, that Henry Swikert and
Others have filed petition in this Office praying
for the locating establishing aud constructing of
ditch, drain water course, under the.act to pro-
vide for locating, establishing and constructing
bitches, drains and water-courses, passed March
27, 1861, commencing at the southwest corner OF
section 3j, town 6, range 10 thence north along
tie west line of nd section to the Robinson Road
thence north on the east side of said road to the
Sterling Road thence north on the line between
the lands of Galusha Chase and NJ. G.. Whetmore
to the Hull Prairie Outlet Ditch thence to follow
the course of said outlet ditch to rayne on the
old Foo!e Farm, aud there terminate. That the
engineer has made due report, setting forth the
availability and necessity of said ditch, and thai
said petition will be for hearing before tho Com
missioners of Wood County, on the 2jth day o
September, 1866.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August 2S, 1868. 1SlSL so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
WAITCIE NOrIoE-No. 1o2.

Notice is hereby given, that A. Low and others
have filed petition in this office praying for the
locating establishing aud constructing OF a ditch,
drain, or waer-eouse, under the act 10 provide for
locating, establishing and constructing bitches
drains and water-courses, passed March 2f, 1861,
commencing at point near the middle OF the south
line Of lot l3, ia section IS, town 5, north Of range
10 east, south of the east aud west road aud run
following the main water course except where said
course might be shortened with profit, uTtil II
strikes tue road n,rth Of + II. Baeon's house, in
section IS, town 8, range 10 east and thence fol-
lowing the road north until it interseots with Ditch
No. 20, in Washington Township, and there termi-
nate. That tho engineer has made due report, set
ting forth the availability aud necessity OF said
ditch ana said petition viii be for hearing before
the Commissioners Of Wood County, on the 2oth
day OF September, 1868.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Perrysburg, August %, 1866. lSds7 so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-31
ENITCH NOTICE-No. oI.

Notice is hereby given that s. P. Allen and 9th.
ers have filed petition in this Office praying foi
the locating, establishing and constructing of a
ditch, drain or intercourse under the act to pro.
vide for the locating, establishing and constructing
ofditches, drains and water-cOurses, passed March
u, 1861, commencing at or near the quarter line
on or near the section line, between sections %
and 30, in town Z, range IL, in said county tt
81, l6, and the same being the lst line of sec
tons 20, H. and >, to the north line of said own-
ship; thence to run north, northeast or nearly SC,
until the approaches the section line running
north between sections 80 and 33, in town g. range
IL, in said county thence north to the north line
Of said county. That the engineer has made due
report, setting forth the availability and necessity
Of said ditch and said petition will be for hearing
before the Commissioners of Wood County, on the
26th day of September, 1866.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.,
Pcrrysburg, August 23, 1866. 1Sds7 so