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TTACHAENTs NOTICE.
Samuel Blowers, Plaintif,}
against
Jesse Byers, Defendant.
BEFoRE Edward Safitbury,J J. p of Center
township, Monroe County, Ohio. On the 4th
day of June, A ID. 1851, said Justice issued
an order of attachment in the above action.
Ter the sum of ten dolla 5, with interest from
the lst day of August, a. d 1859.
JAM o. AMOS,
Attorney for Plaintif,
" oos sAsla, June II, ls6l.--3h
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E- We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM p RICHARDSON,
as candidate for Senator, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
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Mr.. EpIroR:-Announce
ELIEL HEADLEY, ESQ

of Adams township, as a candidate for Rep
resentative, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
Mr.. Headley is certainly shonest, capable and
faithful to the constitution" and would serve
the people in the capacity of Representative
with honor to them and credit to himself.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PHI B. WILLIAMS.

g. We are authorized to announce the
name of
DR. JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS,
of Franklin township, as candidate for the
State Senate, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic primary election.
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s~ We .a'l The a,tant;.n

f9 We cal the attention OF our
readers 10 the card in another column OF
Messrs. HAaER 4 CoLPITTs, We are
personally acquainted with the gentlemen
composing the firm, have been in their
shop, and have seen good many speci-
mems of their work, and have no hesits
tion in recommending them aud their
work to persons desiring anything in their
line. Give them q call and you will bt
suited both 10 price and workmanship.
DGr The following are the commits
stoned and non.commissioned officers o.
. Captain Charlesworih's company:
Captain II F Charlesworsh
First Lieutenant Vim Askew
Second lieutenant Arthur Higgins.
Orderly Sergsa,,t-Johu d Koontz.
Second do Zsnas Smith
Third do Henry johnson.
Fourth do Islael White.
First Csrporal McConaughey.
Second do w Fl Spear
Third do james Meller.
Fourth do L. III. Fowler.
Fifth do Abram Heed
SIKH do Hiram Nichol
Seventh do Robt. Kennedy.
Eighth do Thos. I'll. Ferrell.
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Mr., Please announce the name

Mr.. EpiToR:-Pleaseia announce the name Of
DR. S NJ. RICHARDSON,
of Bethel township. candidate for Repre-
sentative, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EpIToA-Please announce the name of
JOHN KYSER,
of Sunsbury township, as candidate for Rep
resentativs, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Convention, and oblige many la
boring Union Democrats. SOUND
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Mr.. KDIFoR:-Announce the name of
MICHAEL FAGGOT,
of Jackson township. as candidate for the
OFF g of County Coroner, subject to the de
cision of the Democratic Primary Election.
SOUND DlMocRAT,
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M7. EpIToR:-Announce the name of
PETER DIEHL,

of Center township, as candidate for Treas
urer subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. SUMMIT.
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AND WHEN pHsIRl
Sacks Will be Sent
To thsse who wish to sossIsu.
Our Charges are Low.

Ne efsrts shall be wanting to nsrit tls
patronage of those who have Wool to sell.
CLavRLAED WOOL DEPOT Co,
Once, No. lo7 Bank Street. Cleveland. o.
May ~, 1Ss.
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as a candidate for re- election to the Office of
County Commissioner, subject to tn decision
of the Democratic Convention.
MANY CITIZENS
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Mr. EDITOR: announce the name of
JAMES O. AMOS.
of Center township, as a candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convention. UNION.
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COUNTY, COAE

PROPOSALS will be received at the Audi-
/ tors Office up to the 29th of June, for fur
nishing coal for this county.
M. L. BOWSER,
June IL, 1Sel.-3t. Auditor, NJ. c. o.
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Of Perry township, as a candidate for Sheriff
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention,
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
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Alta CHlMENT NOTICE
John Mallory. Plaintiff,
against
n. Densmore u Co., Defendants.
DEFORE E. B. Cox, a Justice of the Peace
ID of Salem township, Monroe County, Ohio,
on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1861, said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum of twelve dollars
and seventy-,we cents.
JOHN MALLORY.
Sunfsh. June 1a. lltl.-3t. pd.
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Mr.. EDIfoR:--Pleass announce the name o
BARNETT MANN,
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The ONLY WAY THE REBELS CAN
TAKE WASHINGTON -"Over the left"
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WILLIAM HOBAUGH,

of Malaga township as candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PETER YOHOS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
IN bers were, on the 30th day of May, 1861
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Executors with the will annexed
of the Estate of Peter Ysho, late of said coun-
ty, deceased.
REUBEN YOHO,
JACOB C. YOHO,
juno 8, 1S6l.-3t. Executors.
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Mr.. Ep1roR-I also am a Candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, subject to the Con-
vention By request of some of the Voters
OF the County. 4. CLEGi.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Announce
ISAAC MURRY, ESQ !,

of Franklin township, as candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, subject to the decision of ths
Convention. UNION.
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Mr.. EplrcR:-Please announce the name @
LEONARD TWINUM.

of Adams township, as candidate for Count.
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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of Seneca township, as candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney subieos to the decision OF tn
Democratic Convention. te
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
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WILLIAM HENNING,

Mr. EDrroR--We are authorized to anne
the name of
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WILLIAM READ,

fE We are authorized to announce
name of
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of Center township, as candidate for the
Office Of County Recorder, subject TO the deci-
sion of the DemocratickConven
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Mr.. EpIroR:--Anuonnce the name of
JOHN GILLESPIE.

Of Green township, as candida.e for Sheriff,
subject TO the Democratic County Convention.
- ApAxx.
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of Center township, as a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
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DANIEL O'cOHNOR,

~ We are authorized to announce ,
name of
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". THE DEATH OF SENATOR DOUGLAS: Core
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members oil he original Company OF the Home Guard re
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HAvELOCKsl
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ment NJ Y T.-The cOceIs sud ineu beTs Of tEis Hsi
ssched 70 any Of the compsie orss Aed sid
members oil he original Company OF the Home Guard ~"
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DAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, u 8 o'clock. =,
Er-Col JNO. ". AVERY, President
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VOL. XXI.....No 6,GSl.

Post-Onace Sotice.-Tbe MAILS e,r.I 20, n NEW-Y0RK
srnpt' aud Bremen per United States ssaII a. e nna i
9I y, 80 ,his SATURDAY, the th day OF June,
III III Sn 80 ~ ' WILLIAM h. TAYLOR Pos'msster.
l. a. a. F-The ANNUAL MEETINe S 81 ar 1I1T nf
nil it:pS In be I-gELLOwS HALL ASeUt dhiIoN
he Civ of vi be held i1 oaor eLo~s m W. nun ~ ~ "
5 "a c.n,,ess on MO NDAT June TO- 81 O'Clock IN
An Fiction Tor the Board of Managers for me en:ng
,,y tho next snnuh election VIII oe neio
sb ,g,s SSy Polls 20 he opened q, o'clock p N.
the Same u.y fbe Board JOHN ]. DAVIES, Secretary.
Meeting of the Republican Executive Commit
he held ~ Head0 srtets, Of bowefy ana ESue'
WnSpAY EVENING, June TO- a. y o'clock -
MoNDN d. L. PErTEE, Chairman.
3 DUSs.x, } sscretariss
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Is prepared to n ceve p pills for The season Ay sn
men will be admitted 70 the tyrnesihh a.
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Of youpe lads iorning for practice dnfiDs t9
see,Di , =, 81 :. nrar,.toS ABNER 5. BRADY,
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THE SALE BEING POSITIVE SiCRIFfCE OF GOODS.
Th stDr ullc,1rcd with great fr Spring
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AT PRICES BELOW 1HE COST or MANUFACTURE.
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THE HOME JOURNAL.

THE HOME JOURNAL of this weet besides tie ususl
,,y OF spicy and tneens Heeany, contains the hs of
M WILLlS's LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON. single
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~ T. Willis In Washington where he proposes 70 noe
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saes These viii mskr The Journal which syos b patriot
n under the home direction Of Gsneil Morris Interest
ipst thRne
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EIREWORKS-A general assortment of plain
aud cooree Fireworks and of the best quality for sae by
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
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Mercantile Library AssociatiOp.
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Season Tickets ~ So
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A NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-SCHO0IS,
IA called the DAY-SCH0OL BELL Is ready Il con-
an about 7e pg Of ehoica Songs Solos, Rounds Catches.
Duo. Tos Ouaucis pd Chornses many of them written
expressly for this work beside page. OF tho Elements Of
Music This the beet book Issued for SenaaTt.s AcAd
enies. aud Public schools. Il IL complied by HORACE
WATERS, Author Of SabbahSct ool Bells" Nos ard
which had the 500 100 cOpes In ~ mouths
Price PIC In paper nc bound cloth hound enb' seed
fue ~ the above prices
Pubsler HorScs Waters No +st Brosdwsy New York, and
Tor sae BY Lppincot Co.. PHILADELPHIA, drown TassaId
Bos,onj GriEg Co. Chicago Raymond Lspham De
tro.t Steele Avery Co, Rochester, Breed Butler Co.,
Albany Moore Nim Troy, and ksit,s Woods, 81 Louis
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4 UTOGRAPIIS for SALE-A very valuable
"A ot including letters OF W1hngon. Hsmlton L,sye,e,
.ia ston Napoleon L. Msttrrc Empress Jo'ephiAe, and
ohaTs equally rare. Address CHAS. r. GIRTON, No. 2Os
BfoaiwAy New York.
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AN ORIGINAL WORK on Nervous Debility
N and other affections OF Importance TO tbe Sores. By c. d.
BAnzOsD NJ d. formerly Proessor Of Special Pathology In the
Syracuse Medical College NewvoIk. Dr. Hammond. book
l. worth evsy ones owpngrl From the New York Hcue
Jonrus Tho laid down in th, book h entirely
original AID perfectly reliable in peen hsnd. riice sl
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What IL the Fate Of Sinners w h0 DIE In Defense
IdCennfry s-The Rev. HENRY bLANCHAhD ~in prcAeh
20 s subject IN the Church Of the Restoration First UDiveTs
corner Of Monroe place and ClaIks brooklyn TO-MOh
40" L'ESHG The public cordially invited 10 sstend
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TheoJore .JtOn esq, VII speak In The Ste-t Con-
r.,s'ieosi Cborcb Biooklyp Tomorrow EVENING At
SclocE At2 O'clock ra there si be Sunday School
,iS ceirg b., the Pe4na Feriy and speaking by Mr
IfRWEFT Of Eew.YOrh, and Othes Preaching in the
MORNING at l0} O'Clock by tho Rev. SAMUEL ORCOrr Of
1kswYora.
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West Presbyterisn Church. Regular sabbsth ser;
tbe Chapel Rutgers Institute 5h bew cen f anl
adss Preaching e the MoRNiNG :. 70. 9cect y the
n. ssersment Of the Lrds Supper will be adninieTol
ty The Rev. r. ). HASTINGS. Sabbs:hScbool st a NJ
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-28
No Paper Next Week.

II has been the custom Of the Clarion for the last
twenty-four years to'omt its issue for the week in
GLIDING the fourth Of July. We have asked ourselves
the question: whether We ought to adhere to the rule
now since the Union Is Dissolved, and thas become
question between us and the Yankees as to which
has the best right to celebrate this great day It's
very easy matter to show that Of the South have
the best title to whatever is sacred, holy and yenera
BILE connected with the old Government. We have
stood by the letter and spirit Of the Constitution and
laws-we have never asked any thing but what they
granted, and the peryersion oRthese by the North
for our destruction has driven to the formation ola
separate Governments The true theory of Repub,
can Government is preserved in the Southern Con
federacy while the North is fast hurryng to military
despohsm Lincoln has called his Congress to meet
the fourth Of Julyto desecrate that sacred day
by ratifyiBg the ,,s,fpaions aaf power hs has com
mited, and which would have cost any monarch in
Europe his throne, In the South the letter and
spirit Of the Constitution is reyered We have never
demanded any thing more than that these should be
observed We are now rislng every thmg-our
lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor-for their
preservation az a shield to US, and inheritance to our
children. II we could call back the immortal sages
and heroes who heayed the pillars of our republican
edihce-uncoyer their venerable heads, and unsea
their eloquent lipsthere can be no doubt to what
would be their decision. They would tell us, un-
doubtedy, that the North had violated and trampd
upon the Constitution which they the fathers form
ed, and that right in rescuing it from their UNI
holy grasp and imperilmg every thing we hold dear
FOR its preservation, They would tell us that the fourth
Of July belonged to us, who are willing to die to
preserve the principles which render it sacred, and
not to the Yankees, who have organized despodsm
for themselves and are endeayoring to subugate us
to its rule,
The next issue Of the Clarion will be on the 10Th
of July,