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FOR CONGRESS

Cor the Fifth Intric', composed Of ,s' Coun-
ties Of Harrison. Up-hnr Rnsk, Smith Van
Zand, Wood. Hcuaerrou Kaufman, ballae
Tsrrnnl. lsacimasa, falo Pinto, shackieiord.
Parker, an,3 jones'.
Non. n " HrBRAkt1. n sr,iih. Is cand date
To represent the fith ,ot srsssohal Dis'fl't W thr
Congress u the touisa nat sss'-s
n cnsH,N Of Rack Ia a candidate - repre-
cent the F,fih Congregational Ds,e, IN Tie congress
NJ tue Iuuieaefat. Siat,ss
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sAS ANTONIO. srrfrssrn II. isci
r W LorenERy, ESQ

rAN ANTUNiU, EtFftHhtH II I'oI-
r ". LoremKay, ESQ
~, Sri write v,u burriedlv. 20
plr,se ,ive notice INA, nv company Ia.
now or will he in few d.ys. stationed
f., Clrk Trx,. vber.l .tt,rs should
A.. ,Alr...cJ ,bcre beng q, unstaflirc AT
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p anal r,r, Am ',,, .,prcs- to
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rnE EsExY's Loss 1t is stated that a
British war steamer was on Hatteras
and witnessed the entire hombardmeni,
and reports, as fac! coming under her
own knowledge, that the Federals, in
their attempt TO land troops, not "nl y
lost the gnBs and tnol Of the Hayrast
Lane but aisc h,st two surf boats and
sixty men drowned 1t turns ont, there
fore tina, their actual loss in killed out
numbers ours, at leas, three to one.
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AursF or Nlssorm Nearly all the let
tpr- from Missouri which haye appeared IN tl,c
pevspupora. Written after the battle oi bsk
lI,lls deal in general dcnunciaiiou of The Mis-
sourions ", have been sorry 10 see this and
particularly pgrct that many p' the officers 81
the Confederate army e,cn 10 vie With each
other in their expressions Of contempt and DE-
traction OF HISTORIANS The course pursued
by ,hrm seems 90 Us wrong in principle and
policy That portion Of '.c Missourlau- ran
~ und'r panic f. true bat we should rmem-
bcr that they were unumrd and nndisciphnod
Thosp that remained tonight bslsely, The re-
ports Of the battle show that lhr Missourans
sustained heavy lo,s,~, and merit iuIly much
praise as those from any other State. The i'm
policy ol thvsu dpuuneiatons D. readily seen.
" hat KIND of feelings are they likely to cuict-
tain tor she people of the South their govern
meut and army If they are thus denounced and
deridcdY When our oaiccrs ard pri7ates write
back such leiter, thcy mus. sse That they are
multiplying iheir difficulties in Missouri. They
sfe, On the Que hand furnishing handle to the
frivnd3 Of Lincoln, and on the other poisoning
tie minds Of these whose feelings ought to be
with us.
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ARRIVAL FRun EURpPE The friends
Mr. Ncfculh catunuu wrfr agrr' at
surprised by his arrival here, one d
last week. W good health and spifil
after an absence Of over twelve mont
IN Paris He evadcd espionage, and n
the gauntlet Of northern rebel hunter
by studiously ignoring tn English u
guage after his arriS,i IN Canada, AZ
communicating witlf persons Of the hh
lish tongue through his French ai'"
daut, who speaks English pretty we
and acted as his interpreter
He brings Intelligence Of the rap
progress OF public opinion N favor
the recognition Of the Confederate ~
ornmeni, especially since om V'o,"'i
Manassas. As he paered through ~
don, he says Mr. Yaney told MN ne
ticipated the breaking Of the hlo'S' y
by England and France between j
18th OF October aud the 10th OF Nh
Der at farthes. in which opinion ~
whose opportunities for acquiring pl
nation were very favorable, iu''y Il
curs. Hunisruie { Ala Demoerot
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avii, or TER LONE STAR R1DgLs


q FIC kRS
WV " sxIra, Captain.
&. 7. Moosg. lst Lieutenant.
j. I. BiswYti., lnd Lieutenant.
N BgAN, Bird Llaatcnaal
BrHK YsgsnaoraH. lat Sergeant
Mr. learS. 2nd Sergeant.
j u Moon, Ord Sergeant
j \. H,rs, a,h Sergeant.
r /. Porter. 5,h Sergeant
Jssr HARRISON, Ensign,
Mmros CARTER in, !st Corpora
\ l.. RoBsKrs 2nd Corporal.
j. +. wcop Bird Corpofnl.
j W. TAYLOR. 4ih Corporal.
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TERRIBLE AcclDeSr To FrpsRAb l~N|
49, Oas Hundred and Fsft1n h1ieN
Manp WOaad3 The Memphis Apl'|
Of yesterday has the following
A gentleman ast from the ~
brinas intelligence Of the oce"fff"t
a seriuns acciden, on ,hc rAiiroah
thirty miles wesi Of Seym"it, Hu''|
on The Ohio and Mississippi KAN
The train wns Conveying a reF'h''
troops to s, Louis. from cine'n"sn; n
in consequence Of the fullinp OF p''
was precipita,ed into rsv,nn s.hr
,y fee, deep One hundred ano ~
were killed, aSd many wpnnded--o''
'iro company being found m'esinF
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II The author Of the following Infamous
better once stood high in the estimation Of bis
southern fellow citDns, and particularly the
people Of Texas. He has fallen, never to rise
again.
FKASKFoar. XIV, sept. T.
RnsEU EiL 1K,eFr-- i,.ar Sw fours OF
ihe Both, aui enclosure are received These
peaco tD.ctiugs With us and presume every
where, are mere soft words TOR tnasnn, and we
shall so trea, them am gra.ited to tud yen
still ct y0ur pu,t, sud have mot caught the But
Run panic. which has done some mischief 10
ken'ueky ! am on guard all the time, md
ready lor action II M, rebels dare make war
upon Us. We will sweep them lean and that
rapidly We are Wide awake and defy their
malice as much as We -cprn their clustering
The UHion. the Consultation, and the enforce
mrnt of 'he laN. mos be- kept aolt rvcry~ here
and all mere party platforms trampled under
foot.
lons5 tsuly.
leslie COMBS.
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nav Mr.. W i ,AuFIKY, Of JsiSrson, ia
raising company Of mounted men to join
Csump. battalion We understand II ia not
quite toll This is good company 70 ion, and
perhaps the only one Of cavalry that will be
oiY red for some time Mr. Sauhey win make
40 excellrn, officer, as he combines GOODNESS,
bravery hrmness and good feeling.
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The grand total 10 279 060. about
one-half of whom" says the Herald, ARE
on the Potomac, and the remainder seat
tered at different points in Virginia. on
the SIN coAei, and Oh tie Mississipp;."
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The following scene took place at a
restaurant Waiter--"PIease. sir how
will you have your steak 'osed !" Sc
rious gentleman -"Well done, good and
faithful servant
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sts- The Nortl~rn papers, according
10 tue Louisville Courier, teen with no.
tees Of deserters. who, IT appears, arc
nearly az numerous as the recruits
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TEXAS PATRIOTS.

The following is III. muster roll Of The Tex
Patriots" from Upshur county
OFFICERS
X. S. CAM, captain.
T. b CAsP. lst Lieutenant.
J H. Cows 2ud Lieutenant.
A FORD. 2ud Lieutenant.
b. + Rooms, LIST Sergean, Pro ten.
W. f. CHRISTIAN 2ni sergeant
II. II JouSsos, 3rd Sergeant.
f. Z. MARSHALL, .th Sergeant.
j. q CAsr, lst corporal.
J NJ JouSsos md Corporal.
A c. RoasRs Bird Corporal.
r J DugsEY Alb Corporal
v.J. G,LLssrig, SR, Ensign.
=. j. U,r.isssls Jg-, Drummer
A. d FLoYgp. flet.
Err. NFRvos Physician.
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PREACHING


Rsy. A. E CLgssoss will preach at the Baptist
church mex, Sunday.
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sny' The Gal weston News of the cath con.
iaias the following;
Ricirsosp, Aug. Ia, 1861,
p RicRardson
The President u anxously expecting the
twenty infantry companies rom Texas. For
ward this dispatch TO Gov Clark, aud publish |,
at Galveston.
LOUIS T. WIGFALl,
II. MCLEOD.
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The Judicial Convention.

Z The Democratic Central Committee OF
Guernsey County, and the Democrats Of
Belmont assembled in Mass Convention in
Belmont County. having officially an
nounced to the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Monroe County that they do
not desire q District Convention for the
purpose of nominating cadidate for
Common Pleas Judge; and said Counties
in pursuance Of the recommendation Of
the members of the Bar of this district
having announced to the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee of this County that they
are entirely satisfied with the manner in
which Judge John w. Okey has discharg-
ed his official duties, and with his political
course: spaggi sc as;lEa se . sr's'oH'
It is therefore ordered BY the Demo-
cratic Central Committee of this County
that the call heretofore made to nominate
q candidate for Common Pleas Judge
(there being no other candidate fors the
Office in this County be and the. Same is
hereby rescinded. iases5 ssE iS t1ss'
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'..Sherif's Sale,
Berger 3 Hofmans

oSoiuot
William Rutte. and Joseph Wehr.
DY virtue of OF a writ of veaditioni erpenas
ID to me directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, viii Offer, for
sale atpubhc auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the town, of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
a. M. and o'clock, r. m, on .e,ss t~slsf.3
SATURDAY, the .24u day ofsAng, 1861.
the following described real Estate, situate in
said county, to wit: ags5si - as. q
Part of lot number thirty-two, (329 begin
ming for the same at q stone on the southern
boundary line, Of said lot, and opposite lot
number forty-eight, e 4Sl thence south eighty
four (s4) degrees east four (4) rods;thence
north two thousand seven hundred and four
degrees f27049 east four and eight tenths
I(4-S-10) rods; thence north seventy-two de-
grees f72) west sixteen and sfour-tenths (18-
41e) rods; thence south eight thousand four
hundred and seventy-two degrees (S472) west
four fG rods; thence south fourteen fl4l de-
grees and three-fourths ca west seventeen
and six-tenths .(lz-6-lo) rods to 4he place of
beginning in Calais, Monroe county, Ohio, con-
tanning one. hundred and two lle2l square
rods more or less 4u .ssaasx 20 .raa1s
( Levied upon as the property Of Joseph Wehr,
at the suit of Berger Sc Hoffinan.- y ycs..
zss j. c.. N. MORROW, Sheriff, u. c. o.
Il July "a, 1861.-$5,s5. a.. =
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.re)ODSFIEI.D
4 .eN I ASS-A3
4 SRMIM Ar r.. 3,

will hereafter hold athfee
; sessions annually. The first, seteot, from
iabout the middle of August, twelve weeks
The second, public, from same time in Noveni-
her, and continuing three or. forr mont hs
The Third, select. win follow the Public Scfoc
aud continue twelve weeks. Notice will be
sisen hereafter Of the precise time Of com.
ma pci,,sp cd Oh eR
1--WE cordially invite tho attention and pat
sona ge of all and especially Of those who rou
template teaching to-this school, as We ar.
|detsrImined to bestow- every attention, ami
afford every, facility that can aid in the ac
Eauisi:ian of. q liberal educatfon.S si'%sa
|sal % ..e..,. A. STEVENS, Principdi.
Fl June rs, 1851.
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Prostration.5 II Inc vial power can be sus-
tanned until the cause of sickness is removed
by purgatior of the. bowels, and an equaliza-
tion of the circulation, a cure is certain. This
grand object is accomplished by the Ready
Relief which should therefore always be at
hand to meet emerg gencies. 81 isj}9s
: RADwAY's, REGULATING PILLS empty the OBJ
stluoted bowels without pain, act specifically
upon the liver, and at once purify and nourish
the blood and restore the equilibrium of the
circulation. Without risk of the after conse-
quences Of ealemeh Blue Pill Quinine, Potash
or Iron, they at once expel all morbid matter
from the System and recruit its energies;
.ic. Inthesesefects vegetable .Inedication has
its perfect triumph. +.
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Road. Notice..

'rI,HERE win bsa petition. presented to the
/ Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio,
at their next session, praying for The locating
and establishments OF Comfy Road, COM
mencing eoutll. of the residence Of VIM. Wat
kins, in Green township, at or near a gum
tree at the County Road lea 2ing from New Cas-
tie to Woodsf-ld, thence along the old road
ITO dogwood stake north, thence adross the
hollow to the mouth Of ) Ians,. thence along
the old road near the residence of said Wat.
kins TO stake, themes to the right I'd stake,
Ethencs the nearest and best route to the gra-
slsd road at7twos gate posts ana on The I'LL
cast Of the residence OF GeorgeL Gillespie.
~ sc .-... MAxs sErlrioS ms. !
b LniY 81 lSfl-At. -. =. AfAts Y. f4Ii
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Proceeding Of the Democratic
s Central Committee 4
CONVENTION CALLED ON THE
- 17TH DAY OF AUGUST. as

/ The Democratic Committee of Monroe Coun.
ty, met at the urt-house,i in Woodsfeld, on
the list inst.-Joseph Moose being Chairman
and Joseph w. Richardson Secretary. 'ls'
Resotped, That a Convention of the Demo:
cracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
the !, =
j I7M day Of 4mgust, aert, at ig
in each of ths several townships of this
county.sf-gssa s,ias3gosa2 dza tIu9e-f's
\ Resolved, That the County Convention for
counting out the votes Of tine primary election,
field ON the sss'-2 sei.-i
18Th day Of august, a. .'.ss s.sssz
Resolued, That each township appoint adele
gate to return the poll-books, and that dele
gate be a member Of the Central Committee
for the following year. s ssssto'.ss Xxx
Resolued That the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
Resolved, THat the Democrats present at the
primary election shall, in each township, Sc
lect one delegate to the Judicial Convention,
and one delegate to the Senatorial Convention,
and that the delegates so selected shall when
in Convention, cast the whole vote
of this County for the candidateswh shall
receive the greatest number of votes in this
County at the primary Convention for Judge
and Senator. 7ssa EgE e2~ = 4sfai tsases z
On motion, John s. Way, John Dougherty
and Joseph Moose, were appointed Executive
Committee.
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
-, JOSEPH MOOSE, Chairman.
j. w. RIcHARDsoS, Secretary. q s.ss,i.s5e
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Master CommissionersSaSale.
" =. Archbold & Wire, eh b
> ed against
aGeorresL Colvie and others

c
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas of the county
Of Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, l win offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in the towno Of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'clock Ann.
and o'clock, p M: on se .s,i,gsega 4 .es.sss
Saturday. the .l7tA daygef Auyust, l8G !.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to- wit: 3 saf Ass Ne 4sassas zps
Being a. part of fractional seotion p. town
ship 3, and rangers, as originally surveyed, ber
ginning at point in Noses Ward . line oppo-
site and adjoining the.stil house lot anslwhere
James Farrier,s tannery tract scornsrss thence
with the east. line Of said tannery tract l3
rods and 13 feet to al stones thence 25e rods
south east along the fsee of tlls hill . stone,
thence s rods, and 6rfeat north east to asst,ne,
thence l5sreds west ssf spertlh on the run line
to the beginning estimated to toheeptainaens
acre and IA rolls and q feet. with the inn
provements7 thereon, sitnate in Monroe eoun-
sty, OhIo.,i 4 assa 80 40 .szssgs 1so.s ans sd
q ..s gsa ,s,r sWAl-s okEYss Mas Com. =7s
- 1rs 4iss etEa - Moaree5 5Geunty,O Ohios !
Z Jnly II. lsea.assAs5so Aeolsso 9 isssE' I'll
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10 80 Lsssii n u'Fsi 5EETE E'7s.f ft.ss -
! % !: + +
Richner's Steam Garding Ma.
chimes, ..fssar

Isaac Riohner has made extensive Improve
ments in his carding machines, and is better
than ever prepared to accommodate, on the
shortest notice., all who wishsto have wool
carded, and well -carded. Oh %
~ he HAS.TWO MACHINESl
Wool will be received and rolls delivered in
good order, at isaHsfs ts11s7 Sss~E 80
JACOB RoEMRR'S in Adams townships;
&C. MESERS in Lewisville; S@ 90
JOSIAH M00RES in Franklin township.
One pound of grease wifi be required to
every eight pounds of wool. ssss<'s sss
Give me trial, and will give you sstisfac-
tion. ISAAC RlCHNKR.
Nav %, 1s6I.-3m. si<s.saf asisii7s1 Z. 9.siE'1s =
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RApwAY's REA-

~ IL D
RApwAY's REA-
DY r ELIEF con-
q u 9 RS pain, ar,
rests fever, sub
dues spasms, re-
stores suspended
animation. and is
the only stimu-
liant in existence
that repels at,the,
outset all attacks
of disease, afford
ing time to pre-.
ysnt the return of
the paroxyism BY
m 9 a ms of Rad
ways Regul ating
Pills. The great
object Of primary
medication is to
m Q 9 e. the first
shock Of . disof-
der with a power
ful counter work
ing influence, and
t b us mr. 6Y ant
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PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEX
{ ION. - .s1 S...r

Rich, pure, and healthy blood seonred to
alllwho take RADwAY's RENovArISG REsoLvENr.
It is truly astonishing how rapidly patients
covered with Sores, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions,
are healed by RADwAY'sh REKovATlNe REsoL-
yEsT. st. Vitus' Dance, Kings Evil, scurvy,
Salt Rheum, Bakers Itch, Pustuless letters,
i&o., will yield to one or two bottles of this
cleansing cooling, healing, and purifying medi
cine. DR.. Railways Remedies are sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
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ISSUMMERFIELD5 + +
% r M A b. A. 6 "A d EN- Y

The Fourth Session of this Institution will
commence at SuMMERRFIELD, Noble
County. Ohio, on - s,sisaeag saaa4 eas-gef
Monday, the 9th day August, 1884,
Under the direction OF. VIM. -WHzkIzR- and
JOSEPH c. CLARK.
2 In view Of! the growing demand; for, trained
and competent Teachers, we have determined
TO establish, in this part of the State, school
wherein men: and women, designing to enter
the profession Of teaching, can be thoroughly
qualified fer the work. pThe7various methods
oflimparting Instructions will be thoroughly
discussed, and the best methods carefully
pointed out. sfs s'f4teh ~ s5fi7'-i4 @1!f e
tits Also our design to make the ACADEMIC il
department of the School inferior to none in
the State. .A9Si - I's
Maps, Globes, Chemical and Philosopaicql
,ltApparatas, ScJ &cg aA1oe
Shall lend their aid to the illustration of the
vorious sciences; and thorough ghness, the life
and soul of education shall mark every step
of the student'sspfog ogfesss-a 81
We have had under oonsideration various
points at.Which TO locate our school, and have
chosen 81 becsuse, / va
1st. It is in part of the State remote
from the Normal Schools of lebanon and
Hopedale.
2nd.' It is in the midst Of an enterprisine
and wealthy people, who are able andewilline
to educate their sons and daughters. 2t.
3rd. 1t has always been noted for its NOR.
ality, and especially for its opposition to In
temperance
Tuition for Term of Twelve Weeks, 90.
+ g No ,deduotion except lin case of. pro
tracted sickness.
a. HForl further particulars inquire Of sTo.
WIN. WHEELER,
]. Sor y. C. CLARK, summerfeld, 0.
- June 10, 1S6I.-3m.
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WILLIAM DOUGHERTY, Jr.

~ We have several articles On hand
the publication Of which, will have to- be
deferred uatil next week. Wessre under
many obligations to our correspondents
both At home and abroad, for the valuable
and. interestiug reading matter furnished
=. III a .zsei.ts ri Is ~. TsfBs< tits y1s-sf 9
-. E.rG ..r...z. :, .-.ll.sl -gslsai .sl.tE =
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4ofd gnttlligtntt.
WEDNESDAY,, AUG Ii. 1861.
NOTICE.

Nm. Kp1roR:- You will please discontinue
my name;as candidate for the office of Coun-
~ Commissioner, being in favor of carrying
out Democratic principles and Democratic
fules,I have concluded to withdraw and give
the present incum bent the full benefit of Demo-
sratic usages.e / am very thankful to my
rfisnds for the interest they have taken.im nj
81. esssfssr 4asssG 8. ALGEo.sE
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sRough and Ready" Guards!i

Tkis Company is filing up rapidly. and it il
tlesifable that it ay be filed by the 25th inst.
Mo6srs. SeANeLkH md FLEAHMAN are engaged
In tsoruiting for this Company. Mr.. Fleah-
man served in the Mexican War, and was
through several hard fought battles. Mr..
6panglef has also had ,considerablee military
experience. Rally to the support of your
Goysrnmentis go asa. sass si'gs asf
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RADWAdss READY RELIEF.i

Should be always kept in the house. In all
cases Of sudden attacks Of pain, sickness, or
pestilential epidemics, it will break up the
disease and afford instantaneous ease and oom-
fort. In Group, Worms, Sore Throat, &c.,
Railways Ready Relief acts Immediately.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
/. RAILWAYS & CO., % John Street, N. Y. !
& j. NJ KIRKBRIDE,
: ,GsSekEL,T. WDEINs. Agents.
{ Aug. 7, 1s61.-4t.
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WARREN H0LLISTER,
IA TT OaRN e Y. "a r LA w,
WooDsFIELD, OHIO.
ECollections and the business of thesprp-
fession generally attended to in Monroe and
the adjoining counties. ssss1gFss8
fsFORz SALE,

TlHE fine Steam Saw-Mill, in WoodsfeId,
i THE engineewas manufactured by Sharps.
Davis u Bensall, 9tof lSalem,- CoIumbana Co.,
Ohio; and cost, including freight and setting
up S:175,is comparatively new and but little
worse Of ware. The boiler is 20 feet long 40
inches in diameter, with two. 13sinoh dues,
made from strong Z juniatta iron, and cost
$500 exclusive of freight, and is probably not
S5 worse than when first set. e -
The nachinery throughout is of the latest
approved Kinds. The stack is S24 feet high
and was put up at cost of $3.50. The build
ing is SO by az with tw Q IS feet stories.r There
are two circular saws for making slath. The
whole establishments is in good repair and in,
completes running order, and will be sold with
abeut two acres of very valuable ground, 'front.'
ing on the East back street of Woodsfeld.
The subscriber will try to make the terms to
suit the purchaser. Enquire of So -
-sS'"Fi''s2 W. HOLLISTER
February 20 1861. 9
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CT r. 8. A. MAsoSs, meets the Monday on or
rr,ceding the fun moon in each month .uais
,sg -. JNO. d.. O'c0NNOR, w. M.attas ava
James Marshall, S. w. g. T. Horn. i, w.
Jacob T, Morrill,. See'yg Wm. F. Booth. S. D.
Henry sohutty. J. D. Robert Chase. Tyler.
James Messerly. 7.
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between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A.. M, and
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate N SAID eonntY, to
wit:
Beginning for the same At a stone, bearing
north l53 degrees west ls rods and II links
from stone on certain line between section
Il and zz, OF township 4 OF range ., wnicn
stone IS set IL rods and IL links west from tine
quarter section corner between said section,