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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17

nessoge wasI bladcd into tho Utica tclo
graph Office by gentleman Of that city;
! - III
"Tihrd lRplllc bf JOIN, 18Th anu lICb verses. Z
-
BY referring tosothe text II Nvill I've seen
that there is quite respectable letter con
hinI ptbpYorJdE ,kslknatdd andtaaBhl
| Amount os money saved namely;
! bad many things " writo, but .I,wil,
not with lux aud pen write unto tie
But Ielfilsl | shall shortly $40 lltuc, ad
we shall speak face to iaee.s Peace be 10
tliee Our friduds wllite thcel' Gi'eet The
lgionds by name7A- 3.iohh, t3,, lI5 ''d 9
friend IN Chicago, says
=" The following message was sent from
thisBlpeyyc' = Watt leur ,bslJge wiring
Alarshi' and was received ht4 tlesiiiathf
Wash your hands before writing again. 80
Tho following is from Maine
" y genuine 'rihdhef A1IN pseJ, living
some niles out OF town, came into onr Office
one daytoBeitBDnIob bprp trosi imhd seeing the
instruments, hattory, &c. wondered il That
wAsdho GHyGHt.Y Aftorl ga@ 4g steadhy
Tor several minutes, ,hp sAid he had always,
wQntQd t9 ASK 08s ,qpsslpl;Aiil Ills, MAS
,t;ef lfhlega Q6's dttoeo on at5sOEtSiQe, or
Wd NStdeE i' vi1ti2syr e&Hr !lil
A Ioreynpry rAlessayes -areyirsnymitted
by telegraph betweef BoIHloh ana India
in twenty;tour hours, Many pcrploxipg
undergraduates, apl bluiG5rSe, arc dccaAiohad
by The translAtors, The Inessag os have to-
IA through seven different counties.
Mr. Omnyford5 N nenBer of Parliament,
SAID hp htely 5ent " India tho. following
msseaS ~ 'ftie kswb from An{afoa Mvdrs
tho holders. When 1t was delivered in
lnda it appeared in this form; The
news lrmfp America Hayvrs lot Unr sol.
dcrs
One day during the late Getm,u war,
while Btsmarl,s ueedlo guns were pierciugI
'hojr Way tmgu, Sl Ifelmnig,iintnrFtele
grophmade' NE lotl6|ing ahd6N6Gemthf 10
ho lEpg4sl puble,: :, TIE greatest ygor,l
ton Of ho, ,PrWSsigirmpsy has been tGket'L
here q break IN thc dispatch occWred.
During tho hours which elapsed while the
'wuos woro being repaired, the excitement
and Qtp4srpsbito a high RHctI SMted al
last the connection was made perfect, the
war mesmge was tiuished thus /; rGA qta1
dtdrfaea The excitement aud funds ltll
together, Aat!"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
NOTICE..

A DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICE. Notice is
"A hereby given thatthe undersigned has been
dnlyappointcd aud qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Mrs. r. Haskin deceased, late Of
Wood County, Ohio All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly. u At
G. \. THORNTON, Administrator
Ferrysourg, March -, 1851 iSl* B
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
SSEEIslFF,s sALG.

SHEEXFF,s SALE. 'E,' 2
SilAs r. Munsill, J I rGI|E lglr
vs.. WOal Common ploae
Hiram A, Donaldson. ,'' -
By virtue oran order OF sale issued IN The bove
cause by the Clerk nj tho Court of Common Pleas
OF Wood county, Ohio, and TO me directed and
delivered, will oiler for sale at public venduc,
at the door Of the Cowt-heuse, in Perrysburg.
Wood COuaty, Ohio. on
MONDAY, April 81, 1853,
Betwcen thehour otl00m II o'eiockA. M or said
dav, the following describe property, to.wit,
Tho north half northeast quarter of section u.
township ,, rtuge 10, and tAetS Souat half of the
northeast quarter ot section SO. township g. range
TO- IN Wood County, Ohio, containing 100, acrys
of land. -. t',k ii ~ -
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
J. f, PRlcE, Plaintiffs Attorney Ut
Perrysburg, March 2G 1868. 4SeS7
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
HAsKINs ADvERTIsEMTs.
MG5L FEED& HOMIuY Mills
lSs HASRINS OHIO. n

A MES s. WORTH are prepared to do custom
"A Grinding for the Farmers Of Wood county
mare promptly than any other mill 10 this vicinity.
Always ON hand and for sale or exchange for
Grain, ne ~ -.. s,H
Coarse and Fine Meal, Chop Feed and Flour.
AMES Il WORTH are always in the market
buying all kinds of Grain aud Farm Produce, and
paying better prices than any other market in
Wood county
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
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For Liper COnpf0ints, arising from tOrpidty
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
WATCHES FOR EVERYBODY,

\ SUPERB STOCK or FINE GOLD and SILVER
WtTCNES, ALL WARRANTED TO RUN, AND
THEORETICALLY REGuLATED, AT THE low b
.l.-An .r.n - - " -.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Bad for Grant.


Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner Of TT.
Donelson notoriety, has been par
doned BY Andrew johnson and is
now running : villainous Coppcrhcad
paper at Louisville fRs Ccurtcr.
It would seem that the cotnmonest
dictates Of modsssy, and selfrespect,
not to mention that chivalrous senti-
ment the poet calls:-
:'The proud respect warrior feels. :,
ITO meet fcenaAhstkneth M OF hii Steel =
Would have restrained the valorous
Bdckhef, from trsdaciing The General
to whom be furted his coiots, "a and
surrendered his sword At Donelson.
Itiappears, however, that Buckner is
. stranger to such noble and soldierlt
sentiments, He hAs united with Tie
loW-llved seurrllSas bopbefhcad press
in defamation of the greatest Captain
of the 10th century. He thinks he
~ no soldier, and 4 much poorer
statesman and totally unfit for the
President Of aloyal people that be
led onto victory. This is bad for
Grant. The only thing that is now
necessary to riddle his military fep.
,utation to atoms, is for Psmbettan,
Bragg, and Lee, to send in their afli.
davits that they captured Grant and
his entire army st the respective az
fairs Of vicksburg, Chattanooga, and
Appomattox. ,sagf i5,g,.,s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
A Flank Movement Flanked.

Readers of the Satanic press, have
doubtless noticed that their villain
ous assaults against General Grant
for drunkenness, have mainly sub
sided of late. t+ H. -
Itnow leaks out that the minutes
sinai, whipper-snapper sheets, then
invented and kept alive this foul ca
lumny, have been ordered to desist
by the Grand Sachems ofthe party,
/ for the very good reason, that if Cop
perhead papers succeeded in making
Copperhead readers believe chat Gen.
Grant was a beastly drnnkard, that
there would be a regular stampede
OF the Petroleum V. Nasty school Of
Copperhead vo.ers, intothe Repnbli-
can party that promised to eclipse
Bull Run. 3si ssJatHitst sh
Better stick to your original, and
stereotyped text and howl s'Maine
law" against General Grant, il you
want to keep Democrats from voting
for him. In that role you are a sue
cess. The other dodge will bring
you TO grief.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
He is now stopping with friends
on the highlands of the Hudbon.s -,
Grinnell College.

An item has been floating around
in Our exchanges to the effect that
Senator Grimes had donated $4,000
TO the Iowa College at Grinnel.
Tho Poweshiek county Herald pub
lishcd thsreexplodes this unexpected
freak of liberality by saying.
.'None of the officers ofthe College.
as we find on inquiry, know anything
about recent donation Of Sc, 600. on
any other such sum, from Senator
Grimes or anybody else. They would
be delighted to see the money, for,
excepting $1,000 from Seth Richards,
Esq, of Bentonsport, (Which il TO be-
gin profcssorship hereafter,) there
is not a dollar Of its cndowmcnts from
amy citizcn Of the State" g,isf !
The Herald adds that Senator lHar.
Ian gave them one hundred dollars
last year to assist in the. completion
of their College building &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Senator Grimes.

-. $ X. q I
From the Washington Chronicle
of the 24th ultimo, weregret to learn
that information has ben received by
the friends Of Senator Grimes i'm the
Capitol to the effect that Els recov-
cry is considered doubtful, ~ has &
He is said tobel wasting away, in
flesh, while his memory is rapidly
failing; ""l sa1iaas aasn99 sds II
Some four weeks ago when we saw
HIM last, shelwas able with the assist.
ance of two canas, 10 get,arornd his.
rooms without much idifiicuity while
his mind seemed to be ,as clear as eys
a, @sFf3pfa9sl awQi a.. 20 4.
aaisHtiss5a3 daaes.N ~. ~ 4.
He is now stopping, with friends
on the highlands of the Hudson ~,
However widely the Senator and
the loyal people of Iowa p may have
drifted apart of late, onimpeachmcnt
and other matters, he will ever be-.
held in grateful memory for the able,
and valiant services rendered his
party and country in his earlier and
better days, and prior to his partial
alienation, and all good men TRES
pective of party will join in sympa,
thy with him in his atfiiction, and
hopes for his speedy recovery. ah Z
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
] ri REV AaRsDsnD 9 Perry Fuller. ! man

4 la ies.F.s \ -. 80 4
WARDSD, Perry Fuller, > man
who accumulated = gigantic fortune
In the south west, asl tho chief d
what, II called the aIndian Ring" be.
ing alp organization that has controll-
ed the selection Of Indian agents,
superinsendsnts and the purchasing,
and disbursement of the vast amount
of shcddy anndities, wherewiths the
Indians are yearly swindled, has just
received the appointment Of commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue. s5
sfIn addition to his other emil
nent qualities to commend him to
the favor Of Andrew johnson, for ap-
| pointment to one of the most impor.
tant, and intricate officers ofthe gov
eminent, he is notoriously the head
and front Of the "Whiskcy Ring
which throughout its manifestations
manages to swindle the government
out Of at least two hundred millions
annually. -
Another strong claim he has upon
"a. J." is the fact that he is the Bro.
in Law ofthe notorious Winnie Rean.
with whose father Wooley-Ros
lives in Washington, and who was SO
mysteriously and miraculousty con-
verified to be an anti-impeacber by
the potential power of Fuller and
Wooley's s'lush money.
The appointment of the most
shameless corruptionist in the Wash
ington lobby, to any Office that sho'd
be filled by man above suspicion, is
characteristic of the man who at
present disgraces the While House,
and his nomination ought to be re
jected 'py every Republican Senator
having, any regard for common non.
esty, iAnd his own self respect.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Judicial Convention.

This Republican Union voters of
the Judicial District, composed Of the
counties of Van Burcn, Davis and
Wapello, will hold q delegate conyen,
ton at the Court House in the city
of Ottumwa, on Wednesday, August
5, 1868 at 2 O'Clock p. m. for the pur
pose of nominating candidate for cir
cult Judge of this District. +,
The basis of Representations will
be one vote for every one hundred
votes cast for Gov. Samuel Merrill
at the last State election, and one
vote for every fraction Of fifty or
over SO cast. E1l9 liz
By order OF the central commit
tees. ts q
@ J. I. 'SUART,g IS.
Chm, Van Buren, Co, Gen., Com.
VIM VAN BENTHEUsEN, ~
Chm. Davis CO., Gen., Com, q
N't8 j. M. HEDRIcK,
Chm, Wapello Co., Cen, Com.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02

fAcksowLEDuMEsrs.-W We are again
placed Under obligations TO our en-
Gent Adj Gen. Nat. B. Baker. for
sn advance copy Of his Report for
1861 ,.,s ssl,;.,s.. ~ .tsi5,
hi He informs US in . private NOTE,
ithat the copies TO, general delivery,
70 those entitled to them BY law,
hereabohts, will be sent US in . few
days for distributor. ras
Like every one of it's predecessors
it is . model Of conciseness, and
perspicuity, and adds to the indebt-
edness the soldiers and loyal people
Of Iowa, are under to their faithful
Adj. General
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
CHAPTER 1853.

An Act relating to the Acknowledge
ment and recording of Deeds in
certain Cases, and rendering valid
the Acknowledgment OF Deeds and
instruments in writing.
Section !. Be il enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of
Iowa, That all deeds and conveyan-
cos oflands, tenements, and heredita-
ments, lying and being within this
State, heretofore executed, and which
said deeds and conycyanccs have boon
acknowledged, or proved, according
to and in compliance with the laws
and nsages Of the State. territory, or
country in which such deeds and con-
veyances were acknowledged and
proved, orin which they shall be ac-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Our Candidate,

OF the ability of Gen. Grant as a
soldier, and of his claims and eminent
fitness for the Presidency, there is
nothing that can be said of him by
his friends, that has not been more
than duplicated by every Democratic
paper in the country.
Hear what the New York
World said of him in IN involuntary
gnsh of patriotism in 1865, and then
contrast with it, the brutal criticism
OF this same paper on Grant after
his nomination: ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
nICHAPTKR, ,34.l n

! In relation to the Treasury vault.
AN ACT to authorize the State Treasurer
to provide Iron shelving and other re-
pairs upon the fvaultln his Office, is.I..
u. Be it enacted BY the
General Assembly of the State Of
lows, That the state Treasurer be and Is
hereby authorised 70 provide the neces-
sary and proper iron shelving and re-
cepti( )cles for papers and documents in
the vault In said State Treasurer's Office
and for the necessary repairs for the safs-
keeping and preservation Of the records,
papers, and other property ID said Office.
SEQ. 2. There IL hereby appropriated
out Of any money in the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated, the sum Of three
thousand dollars, to ray fof such iron
shelving and repsirs ia said vault; and
the Auditor is hereby authorized to draw
his warrant upon the Treasurer, for the
amount of the cost OF the said shelving
and repairs. and the necessary expenses
actually incurred inicarrying out the pro-
visions Of this act, mot exceeding the said
sum ofthree thousand dollars. igeH
Approved March nth, 1858.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Grants Name.

Alarmed at the frigbtfOl inroads
likely to be made into their party, by
attempting to make Grant out a
drunkard, the Copperhead press have
taken new tack, and have now dis.
covered a prodigious Ssres' nest, in
the fact that owing 70 n .blupder,
GAslal Grats ssns ea ~ I'd
at bis entrances u NJ ~ Il olnts I'm
Hiram Uls uses = pyses si sorsI
Gtaptsfas arointed 1 ca ~
West Point 81 democr s6Ibe
of Congress named Hamer, who was
aftefwards a Brigadier General in
the Mexican war, under whose COM
mand at the assault Of Monterey his
|&ros3 Rhok0 INCOME n I'd 1t. in the
4th Infantry distinguished himself.
and won a yetpromotion. ,,,aszaa
s,Itseems Cong' essman Han,eE who
was not intimately aoqusinted with
the Chants, made the .effoFs BIZ sub
stititing Simpson + for RS middle
name and leasing off Hiram because
he wss AcquAlntedlw with the Simp-
sons Grsnt'smotheis Shame and was
impressed thatthatwas me 10Y s mid.
a., name; atany rate iftef hAvihggbne
into the hooks and records as Ulysses
Simpsoa, instead Of Hiram y lysses,
and perhaps being pleased with the
substitution Of his 'inaternal pAtruny-
mic, he chose to solet it remain, his
family also .scquiesoing, 50 that U. S.
Grant has filed tho sounding trump
of famc, rather than HI. s. Grant. \
Els mean and base beyond utter-
ance, to see American journals whose
columns have heretofore been full of
panegyrics toGrant's greatness as q
soldier, and his wisdom in council,
now attempting to belittle his fame
ny ringing the changes on the bro
ken strings Of his, name. isss. 9ai +
S. Grant has been re-
christened in a baptism Of blood, in
more than d hundred battles, from
Belmont 70 Appomattox, ii fighting
the enemies Of his country 5 and Of
constitutional liberty, and Has az
lready an assured place in history
with Fabius Maximus, ScipiobAfri-
capus, Wellington and Washington;
IS q great captain who hasirenected
the highest military and Civic Ehonors
on his country His fighting eaba,
iistic Unconditional Surrender name,
wili'be h0hored and respected asiong
as the American people love bravery
and genius, and long after the gl.oyel-
ling insects now crawling at his feet
and be shining his person have
gone ...I I'','ias2la .gaRss3
Back TO the base, earth from whetice
they sprung, I'm s0Vt nfif Is
Unwept unhorored, and unsung,"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02

! CHAPTER A,

4 ~ !
AN ACT Fixing the Time of holding
Courts in the Second judicial Dis.
tr1Ot. :. (
section I. Belt enacted by The Gen.
cral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa,
That tho district courts within and
for the counties composing the Soc
ond iudiciol district Of the State shall
be held at the times and places follow
ing,
AT Keosauqua, in Van Buren, cotin.
" on the second Monday Of January
and third Monday in August, in each
year.
! At ottumwa, N Wapeilo county,
on the second Monday, after the pep.
ond Monday Of anuafy and Oh Ahe
second Monday, after the third Mon.
day IF August, III each Year. ~ I
Az Csnterville, ID Appano ose codn.
~, on the first Monday Of March and
October, in each year. 3,,. gai.ta
Az Corydon, in Wayne county, on
the third Monday OF March and De-
toher; In each yeat. s y w stdst1l
Al tkSritoR, III tucas coiinty,i Oh
the second Monday after the third
Monday Of March and October id
each year. =. 't'2 .i 49,. -fnoso
AT Abba, in Monroe county .oti tks
fourth M6hdhy aftsrthe third Mondky
Of March and October, in each year
A. R1oocn, kold ~ no,,s.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
1865--coAxING GRANT.
Iron the New York World.

FROM the New lcik World.
Oftho stcadiness and stauDchness
OF General Grants patriotism, of the
uprightness and solility of his char
acter, no man in the country doubts,
or affects to doubt. + On, the
score OF loyalty and solid public SER
vices, no man in, the country can
Z como into competition with this il
lnstrions soldier. #iatt = *0eThe
Presidency can be nothing to- him;
q he has a more valuable Office; But
: if, in the hands of Providence, he
could be an instrument for tranquil
sizing the country, that is an honor
for which he could afford to saerifce
ease, congenial pursuit and the posi-
blllties OF still greater fame as SOL
der.
As Washington was elected and
reelected on the strength of, his
character and services, without
pledges either asked or given, we
trust that Grant will be elected in the
Same way. Having restored the au-
thority of the Governmet, we hope
be may add the highest Civic to the
highest military fame by restoring
long lost cordiality of feeling. VI q
1S6S-ABUsING GRANT,
[From the New Yor Worid.1
Nobody is hardy enough to claim
civil capacity for General Grant
Ont ofthe army he has only been
bankrupt farmer, a taciturn tanner,
ard a hard drinkcr. His literary
abilities were insufficient to secure
him y copyist's stool in the office of
the Parliamentary Of st. Louis in
1854.
His most cxaggerating praisers
dare not aver bis instability to be less
than his obtuseness. In politics he
has always taken up with the minds
that mastered him During and af
ter the Mexican warGeneral Harvey
took pity on Lieutenant Grant, then
the butt Of every ones Joke, and
used To demonstrate with him on his
Wild courses. At that time Grant
WASH Staies-right Democrat because
ianey was, whose influence was |
sufficient TO mould the opinions, but
could not restrain the appetite, of
the ductile young man. !
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Pendletonisl,,..

"One word to the bondhulhefs.:.A2
You are now offered =, compromise!
MIR. Pendloton proposes to pay you
in greeDbacks, worth more than the
greenbacks were you gave for the
bonds you hold. Reject this com
promise, will you2 VOL, then, on
the moment, another movement will
show ITSELF It will be, the move
ment for Republication! It. will be i
movement that will treat the bond.
holders as having been robbers Of
the people-and there will be inqui-
ry made as to those who have piled
up gold interests at the peoples eS-
penss."-F eemep's journal catho-
Hc.) bsasaTy a.,s.sst,sst IissEn
Those greenbackspaid tho govern
ment forHthe bonds, Or The bonds
themselves, would never 'hare. bssn
worth more than the white paper
they were printed on, had II not bcsh
for the assurance thatthey were Ill;
timately to be funded, and redeemed
in money. aaoad oaadaaai0 ~ u,
Seth Richards 81 old Jimmy
Hawley's notes oif they could
be found in the market, would be res
garded as git edged, and worth one
hundred cents on Che dollar.
Suppose it was understood howsvs
or that at the maturity aof their pa
per it was to be paid off in paper IA
ininitun, with no actual redemption
at any time however distant ID she
future; how many bushels of this
stuff would it take to buyIa mint ja-
lep? oiqaa 8aH8O w ta, Y
This is what Pendletonism means,
and it is infinitely baser than direct
reputation, which nine tenths of sho
Pendleton crowd favors, and win 'u1t'
come too sd4gSj LIN y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02
Grants Habits.

y.'Miles O'Riley"writos from Wash
iilngton, 70 an exchange, that while be
expects to oppose Grants election to
the Presidency, he cannot fight with
poisoned arrows, and therefore dis.
poses oihthe charges of intoxication
brought asainst him thus:
ot,'.' Let me, therefore,, after full ex.
animation, denounce all the recent
charges affecting Gen. Grants hab-
ats as utter and damMGble lies-the
word ''damnable. being not, only JUS
tlfiable but made necessity Of JUS
tice by their character" 7s
Isn't that emphatic enough?