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BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-ofice 40 Camp street
rTHURSDAY, April 18th, 1s6l, nj Is O'Clock
NJ At The s; ChsrieS Exeh1nEs by virtue Of and in
Second District court dsed March H. 1871 iI.nrt Docket
Geo. So H. so d Gf s ST hs nPs 9asd
TWO LorS OF GROUND. with he improvements thereon
schore ate i'm. Msp ,nene dat, q. ward) Annnncaon
and Constance Streets degna'ed by the Nos. l5a Ii
y front on t. rsico'e date B4sin sret by depth of 59
AMI the slave WILLIAM, grille, aged about 40 years
s5ye TERMS AND CONDITIONS -For the slavs cash
For the real tod cash balance credit Of
and for the notes of he purchaser secured by
the property and caring interest m da'e
Acs OF sale before Waller H. Peters, Notary Public,
expense OF The purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAVEzAC, nECEDE-DEUx
Constance Annoncation bon Cuisiner, iencan
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Encanteur-i0 du Camp.
TEuDI,. l. l. Isl rs de mars lsei. = midi, a
ordr de Honorable P H Morgan uge Deusieme
5 rs Ia propriett snvante resclaSe
co5nn,r de Ia Il d,,e sI saSo,,-
dams lie Premier Dct d. cetie vile ilet
Tep rhnre tautreos Bass Mepnmene autrafni.
wards) snnonea"n ct nsnce de.sne pa les Nos Is ct
tnde de Jules Messy auefois nomire e.
shts@n arass d se s II nutrns
TEha E s 5nT = ans no" cE%s.
Pour es Daux Terrans, compliant ia balance
credit de m ct deux less acqnereu,
hypoheq1e sur la proprAe ct iner6 raison
Fan de eurs dates pour cent
Fan s"res lear, eeneanres WON psrf.t Placement
frais des acquereurs ml5 Is rs ais IS
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NO SD '.'''''''':....'''.''...'..No.1 SOAP.
Groc will do we'll To examine this $40 bo.esa supe
Rrticle>o SOAP. nndng ship Sn,ih u'nolns
Particularly adapted to the warra ted not In shrink
or cnr up seasoning, and hold H. weight Tor sale
low, BY c. STAFFORD
fell a few doors above Commou
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aT-An examination of candidates viii he
held WEDNESDAY, The 2Hh s'clock =. NJ at
the Fillmore School House. RagAtle street. between Good
CHILDREN and Morales with vie TO fill tie yncsncy of
Principal of the ~ High School of the Third District Pub
lie co0l said situation being vacated by the resignation of
Miss II. NJ. Chase.
Is. LOMBARD, Superintendent
New Orleans March H. 1851. u13 It
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GPALDING 81 ROC fE2S' BII Scum, LAdjoining
~ the ACADEMY OF Music Adnssion 81 cents Children
and serysnS & cenr0pea Day and Night from 10 A. NJ
Gardens perfes, working uodel Miniature eashin
famous German Mechanical Orchestra the largest SPEC
:en and skeleton of Bon Constructor brsses
fuOHO other i'lriostieS
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Steamboat 9epartures Tkis 4ap.
Tuesday, March 10. 1861.

Vieksburg-. Holiness ..... S PM
Yazoo River. .......YAZO0. Wallace PM
YHsoo river. II. JUDSOE Ford...... PM
Louisville ............AUTOCRhT Durham Pm
81. Louis w N. MORRISON. Rotnger.. Pm
Tu th rom hasnH IL s" sqtsd
dehasns st on sSeo oerwss he
mis- g stored at tsf w. H ~ street.
,ss consignses the following goods to or-
% IN anEls nndsr 80 rolls natt!ng in argyle under,
h9Swn ehsg clerk on The Lesee oSerWa hsy
mls Gu Ds dEo w w. f HFEsoN Co., 81 Camp st.
Hdss e ~ ssTE sm Ssy YsIS
IN 5 Sass and b bsSfe H. b p1s w' IN i
&C. Under o Iolis mating: will please make themseve.
mis- ESQ: VI. HyNsoS & CO.. 50 Camp st.
NJ ,Notice t" consignees per bark Warren,
second District hs!sby nSissd max "dtas" at
he EOod and nem rs n h ' m Of Pgshsis Of
for The landing and delivery without delay Other
s ss' goods will Be public stores at their
' -. NILS GEO. W nYNsoN 4 CO.. 80 Camp ST.
rL aPst No to Consisnces Of schooner r.. w.
T First Dret are beTsby pe od TO- make DE- DE-
Food and n o the the %s ct pr s
or f ba Landing and delivery Of the without delay other
NILS GEO. ". HYNsoN 4 CO. 80 Camp street.
sfs- Notice to Consisnees of schooner ID. N.
e 20 scod bc E9"q e per
good" " o@ % he ne tS Of
the Port o, The landing delivery without delay
their goods will BIS sent public their
mi8 GEO. ". HYFsoN & co. 80 Camp street
ng.Notice to Constgnees of schooner Nj bite,
Boston hrebs motif declaration Custom.
House a. TO the time Of puha'eo their goods and obtain
permit from the Collector for the landing and dev.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

I'D EMDVED-S SMITH, COOPER i STEBBINS have
~ moved from II Tcnoup'touas No "a POYDRAS
STREET. mlo m
LIE AND PORTER, OF THE Celebrated
Ia brand Of j, r. TENNENT, Glasgow.
Double Strong Ale Pale Ale Double Brown Stout
for sale In bond and i'll stare by
II. A. DE LIZARD Co,
MILO I'm 50 Bienvielle street
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MILITARY BOARD o STATE or LOUISIANA
BATON Rouge, Dec. 26, 1870. :
8-Resolveti, That the regulations estah-
hshed by this with thu 70 glhHttn tor r0uD
eer p-nes hon etc. he printed aud deposited with the
Adjutnnt General and that public il mill
arv cnmpHnesi this state, desiring furnished with arm
equipments, etc. under the gislsne of this
State apply said Adinan The said reguR-
tons, FORMS also commissions said
regulations and fol complied with.
THOS o. MOORE.
President Of the Military Board.
e. W. HAISEY, Secretary Dig If
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W.Nostce to rDnsf gne es of &C h ooncr Mobl g,
from Boson-conrigne1 Of goods per schooner Mobile from
boston, are rebt Motif to make declaration he
House AS 10 the time Of purchase o. their goods obtain
permit rcm the Collector Of the Port for the landing deiv
cry of the wi Dnt delay, otherwise their goods will
sent 10 public storea at their expense and risk.
m16 81 GEO W HYNSI)N 4 co 80 Csmn at
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CUsrnH-HoUsE New Orleans. !
Collectors 0tfCe. F. h. 81 1861
aT@N0Gfce to lnApDrtcrs--AlI i'm Fsnrtefl Me- -
chandse in bond ed for Wnreho>nG, intended
be forwarded ports within the Confederate States
America except those within the of Texas with
dawn for ExpnrlRr' on
Goods imnorted AMI originally intended ports destina-
ton within The limits fthe Confede States the
gning exception may entered for warehouse and immediate
export.
The Bonds executed these entries will he cancelled
at hi Office the production Of certificate in The fm
provided for Foreign Countries verified ny h OF the
constance and the and of the exporting vessel
officer qaIined adu mister oaths Withdraw for
Tran portaons in bond continued to tbs State n Texas
fs22 If F. Fl. HATCH, Collector.
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TWENTY-FOUR rEaY VALUABLE AND DEsrR RT.Y
located lots in Ctrroon, within three squares of The Jetr
son and Lake Rail DAD, auction.
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The Hambden Celebration,

As tho 4th day of July dawned the citi-
gems of Hambden we're awakened from their
slumbers by the brisk firing of their cannon.
which reminded them that the S5th birth.
day of our Nations independence had ar
rived. Animated with little of the spirit
of 70. the people were all alive, aud there
was fno display of Military tactics by the
'0aio Reserve Militia" Sxty-four small
bays and thirty-four small girls, (represent-
ing the 80 different States.) all of whom
wore dressed in good uniforms, were to be
secn marching through tho Streets headed
by that good martial music which the
Hambdon Band is always capable of pro-
ducing.
At 9 A. NJ. the "Resorve Militia" under
tho command of Capt. Scribner, formed a
hollow square around the liberty pole, and,
after few remarks by S. Edson new,
beautiful flag for the first time was raised,
amidst animated cheors. In a few moments,
that beautiful emblem of American glory.
"The Stars and Stripes" was seen floating
in the breeze, to tell the passer-by that old
Hambden was all right. About this time,
part of Capt: Taylors Company, from Clar.
idon, Joined. This Company is new one,
and its membors have not oil yet cot their
uniforms, but they were heartily received
and made respectable appearance. These
Companies then marched to beautiful
grove about half mile east of the Center,
where, in a short time, there we're full 1900
people assembled After being called to order
by the Chairman, Mr.. j. Il Grist, a. prayer
was made by the Rev. Mr.. Adams. The Dec
laration of Independence was read BY r. Q.
Thayer, Esq. An Grafton was then deliv.
ored by d. W. Garfield, Esq who spoke in
such manner that he reflected credit upon
himself aud made we trust saIutary i'm
preston on tho audipnce. Animated with
the love of freedom and philanthropy, the
Rov. Mr.. Norton next spoke. His speech
was well liked by all
The company thon adjourned for a free
dinner. which was gotten up in fno STYLE
After dinner, the Military Companies made
a hne display of their proficiency in military
tactics. They were then invited to some re.
marks by S. Edison; after which toasts we're
read by II. r. Beach, aud responded to by
Others with much spirit.
The exercises we're all intersporsed with
good vocal music, led by II. r. Beach, and
the fife eand drum occasionally kindled pat
riotic fire in the breasts of all. All passed
of quietly, and each appeared to think in
his own mind, 1T is good for me to be
here" Sc.
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SIiERIFF,S SALE.

| N obedience to the requirements Of an Order of
J. Sale which issued from the Court of Common
Pleas oil Geauga County in the State Of Ohio.
wherein lloderick w. skinner is plaintiff. and
Thomas l.. Wright and others are defendants.
aud dated the 18th day OF June, a. ID. 1861. to
me directed and delivered,I have caused to be
appraised, and shall expose TO sale at public nuc
ton nj the door Of the Court. house in Chardon
in said County,on
Saiurddy,he lOM day Of August, n. d '6l,
at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. ol said day the fol-
lowing described real estate TO wit; n certain
tract of land situate in the County of Lake. for
merly in Geauga County, lying and being in the
township of Perry in sail Lake County, aud be-
ing the west part of Tot No. IS, bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning nj the southwest corner
OF the said lot thence north dcgs.; west ~ chs
and links to the north west corner of said lot
thence north 80 x dege; east IL chains and %
links to the northwest corner of land decided 10
Elias Randall; thence sonlh lS% dega; east (23)
twenty-ihree chains md 81 links; thence south
two dcgs east l9 chains and l3 links to the south
fine Of said lot and southwest corner of land
decided To said Randall; thence south Ss degrees;
west on the sou line OF snij lot q chains and
so links 10 the place of beginning containing. nc.
cording 10 the survey OF Daniel Kerr. Esq, seven.
ty.nine ncres and scyen,y-nne hu1dreh,hs Of m
mere of land. and is the whole Of snid lot No IS,
except Is and G.iOO acres decided 10 said Elias
Randall.
Said premises appraised at S39Ss. TERMS
OF SALE-Cash in hand.
E. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Sherifrs Office, Genuga Co., 5g9w5
July 5tll, 1851. :
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
SiIyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

17HE only certain and safe Remedy for all
u Uterine DISTINCTIONS, ,Mouthly Difficulties Ir-
regularities, and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife pnd mother, is peculiarly liable.
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiest effect in all
cases OF Proapsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. 1t is on account
Of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during The first 8 months,
as miscarriage is certain to be brought on.J but
other periods their use is perfectly safe. For sale
by A. Cook, Chardon; IS Field, East Clardon,
G.. ?. Treat, Clardon; E, Thompson, Huntsburg.
N Bone dollar and three postage slamps
enclosed to any authorized agent, will ensure
package Of pills by return mail.
G. CROSBY, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTIoE.--Bewareo Of Counterfeits; the genuine
have the Signature Of c. Crosby on the outside
wrapper. 363m6
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LEGAL.
sheriG's safe.

TN obedience TO the command OF q plu
il Order Of Sale which issued from tho
Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Geauea County, in tho State Of
Ohio. wherein David Fronch and Leonard
Kioth arc plaintiffs, and John Biddall. Ben
iamin Roberts and Thomas Fuller nre de.
Iondauts. and dated the l7th day OF June.
A. u 1861. to me directed and delivered. |
shall oiIor for sale at public auction at tho
door of the Court House, in the town of
Chardon 10 said County, on The 23d dnv of
Juiy. a. ID. 1861, at the hour Of ono clock
Z. NJ. of said day, tho following described
premises, to wits Part of sub lot four, lot
Ave. tract one, in tho Township of Russell.
in tho County Of Gonuga and State Of Ohio.
and bounded rs follows: Commencing on
the limo o. land now owned by James Fulior,
and at point about five rods south -wost
from the south wcst corner of tho grist mill
on the premises herein described; thence
east 81 rods thence north 20 rods; thence
west twenty four rods thence south twenty
rods, to tho place Of beginning; containing
three acres o! land, being the land surveyed
by Anson Bartlett; also the othor rights
connected with said land and mill conveyed
hy Thomas Fullor to sniG John Biddall and
Benjamin Roberts. be the snme moro or
less, but subject to oil legal highwass Said
premises appraised at 50 500. Terms oi
sGlo, cash in hand.
E.G WHITE, Sheriff.
Shoriff's Of!icc, Gcouea1
Co, June 2lst, 1861. 597S5
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Blood Food.
Blood Food!
RIO0d E00dl

To all suffering from Consumption, incipient
or oniirned,or rom debility of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostraiion, brought on by any
cause; or from scroiulous complaints or from
diseases OF the kidneys or bladder; and 10 ladies
suffering any OF the many distressing Complaints
TO which their sex is liable, and which engender
Consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
is offered as certain aud reiiabLe remedy. DIFF.
fering- in every particular from the patent medi.
Gives Of the day, il is chemical combination of
fRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS.
OF very. great worth, aud many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony to the benefits i, has
conferred upon them.
C. Il. DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
is the sole proprietor Of the article and has, in
consequence OF fraud attempted upon the pub.
lie, changed the color Of the outside wrapper fiom
RED to yellow, aud increased the size Of the bottle
to ounces. Be very cautious in buying, to see
that tho fac simie of his signature is on The out.
side OF the wrapper, as all others are counterfeit
In consequence OF the large demand for this ar
licle, tue following druggists huve all ordered
and received supplies OF the new kind, viz, Lee,
Sisson & Co, J. M. B McNary e. Co., George
Buck, Talcott Brothers, and J. G. Rathbun.
56lm
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Shcrifr's Sale OF Real Estate.

DY command Of an order of sale from the Cour,
ID of Common Pleas of Genuga County, Ohio, |
shall expose to public sale. at the door Of the
Court House in ChnrdOn, on SdtHrday, the l0tb
day Of August. A. D. 1861. between the hours of
ten o'clock A. NJ. and three O'Clock, p. NJ of that
day. the following described property, 10 wit; n
parcel OF land situate in the township of Thomp.
son, aud bounded as follows beginning at post
in the center of the highway, on The west line Of
said lot 10 chains and As links north Of e south.
west corner of said lot; thence rorth along the
line OF said loi % chains and "a hnks thence
chains aud so links; thence south "a chains and
0,5 links TO the center Of the highway; thence
chains and 50 links To the place of beginning; es-
tuna ed TO contain thirty and 81 loo ncres Of land
Said land is to he sold said order, ssuedb by said
Court of Common Pleas. in the case Of Susnnnnh
Gnrris ngainst John II. Sumner and others. Said
lnnd'wns appraised at $3.50.
f, G. WHITE, SaerW Of Gedaga County
July 5th, 1901. 599w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-07-12
a NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. RObaCk's Stomach BITTERS.

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial,
70: giving tone TO the Stomach, and for the pre-
vention OF ali bilious complaints incident TO the
Western country. Try it.
As morning drink, to assist digestion and re-
lieve Dyspepsia, il has no equal. Try it,
In lduor 1t is superior to all other Bitters.
The formula Of these Bitters, now (IS6l) tho
sole property OF DR.. Roback, originated with one
| ot the Oldest and most eminent Medical Practi-
| TONERS OF the West, and i, is directly predicaed
| upon the wants of the Western people,
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature Of the roots and herbs OF
which they are composed and as they are, by al.
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach, directly
| promotive OF
TEMPERANCE,
| the present proprietor believes that in making
| them widely known the public welfare is sub
served.
1t will soon be for sale by all of Dr. Roback's
numerous agents, and at hotels, &C., the country
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled di.
rect from C!nciEuati in any qnanti.y, and ul the
lowest rates. II is put up in Quart Bottles, and
securely packed in one doz cases. Half doz sam.
pie cases will however, be packed md sent TO any
address, ifdesired.
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or 6 for s5.
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. East
Fourth Street, Sd Building from Main Street, Gin.
cinnati, Q. Laboratory, No 80 Hammond Street.
For Sale in Geauga County by A. Cook, Char
don; }. Smith, Thompson; J. w. Garritt, Mont
vile; Il. Z. Burnett, Russell; c. P. Trent Cluri-
don; A. Mathews. Newbury; John Mayhem. Au-
lnrn; johnson & Tuttle, Burton; Z. Thompson.
Huntsburgh; w. H. Harpham, Bainbridge; Wm.
Mumford, .Welehfeld F, n. Hathaway, hamb-
Bishop, Mddlefield; C. S. Field, East Clardon;-
Tracy w Scott, Chester X Roads; and by Drug.
gists and Merchants generally throughout the
u. S. and Canadas.
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A Card.

Mr. EpIToR Tho Committee Of Arrange.
men for tho tth of July Celebration at
Burton, desire through your columns to ro-
turn their sincere Acknowledgements tn the
commandants of the several Military Com.
pahics in attendance. and the respective
members of their several commands, for tho
very great additional interest impartod to
the exercises by thOir mastering and parade
upon that day. They feel that Ii is bu; the
unanimous expression OF the surprise and
admiration of those present. to say. that the
military knowledge and precision manifested
by all the various Companies, was. for the
tlmo they had been organized and undol
drill, really wonderful, aud such as to show
that, while for years thG'arts of pence alone
have been cultivated, wo arc really people
possessed of that natural military tact
which, when the cxgcncv arises, imncdi
ately fits for pompt aud effective action upon
tho aroma of war.
They desire to make no invilious dis
tinctions. and include all tho military presont
on that day, but cannot refrain from motto
ing the Cavalry Companies, and especially
tho one from the southeast part of the
County, having Parkman for its head
quartcrs--soventy five in numbcr-as they
arc informed that tho Company wus organ.
ised but very few days previously. The
large number, completely uniformed, ami
we'll mounted, added very much to tho di,
play, as thcy went through with tho various
ovolutions of cavalry drill.
Tho object of tho Committee in inviting
the military to be present, as in all their
other arrangements. was to secure such a
Celebration as would bo not only creditablr
to the County. but also would manifest the
strong confidence of tho people OF Old
Geauga in the Government, their determine
ZION to stand by and sustain it, and thrir
disposition. unlike the Scccdors of 1861, to
recollcct and commemorate tho day on
which the Declaration was mado, Of which
that Government was the direct sequence
How successful was this, il is not meet for
them TO say. but they do not hesitate to
aver that, if there were any failures. thcy
were not on the part of tho Military Com.
panies in attendance.
WM C. TOLLES,
S. c. FORD.
i 4. PATCIlIN,
JOHN w. JOHNSON,
ii Ii. FORD,
Committee.
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SIIERIFT,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution of Fl. Fn which
ID issued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Gcauga County, Ohio, wherein Henry C Gridley
and d c. Gridley nre plaintiffs, a. Are.us, Clapp.
Jr., Moses Capp and Simon Sawyer are defend
ants, to me directed and delivered, have levied
upon and shall expose to sale mt Public Auction
on the premises Of said .Aretus Clupp. Jr., and
Moses Clnpp, in or near the south west corner of
the township o: Thompson in said county of Ge.
auga,
On The 23d day Of July. a. ID 1861.
at the hour of / o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following personal property, to wit; . one.year-
old colts; two horse wagon; 6 last spring calves.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hnsd
f. q. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office. Geauga
Co., July l2:h, 1861. 6O0w2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cr. Roback's Remedies.

We publish in another column Of TO days pa.
per, an article copied from. the Cincinnati Times,
descriptive of DR.. Robnck extensive medical es.
adjustment in that city. BY the way, DR.. Ro.
backs Remedies have obtained n great and de.
served popularity with oil classes. 1t has been
but a short time since these Remedies were intro.
duced into this section of the country; yet DR.,
Brennan, DR.. Robacks ngent in this place, in.
forms us that his sale of the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier now far exceed those OF all other medi.
cnes for which he is agent, combined The rea
son for this is that they have stood the test Of ex
perience. We know this not only from the
mouths OF others, but we have used them in our
own family with tie very best results. For au
diseases OF the blood. general debility, whether
proceeding from natural weakness, Indigestion
and al kindred ailments, we recommend the
Scandinavian Remedies as the uery best medicines
extunt. They are destined to achieve not an
ephemeral success, but n permanent and de
served reputation, which Will IenGer them ne.
cessity 10 every inmily.-NapoIesR. o., Moth
West, March 2.
See advertisement 599w4
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eg> Lieut.. Wood, from whom W. Mi,

eg> Lieut.. Wood, from whom we publish
an interesting lcttor this week, statcs that
the 7th Ohio Regiment captured 800, 900 in
tho bank at Weston, Va. wo think this
must bo a mistake, ns in all other accounts
OF tho affair wo have soen, tho amount is
stated at @27,C0O.
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H8r Mr.. Horace Tucker complains that
our notice of the alleged assault o: himself
and brother upon Mr.. r. l.. Rhodes, docs
them injustice, aud, as such was not our in.
tontion. we choerfully give his version OF
tho affair. He says that. although Mr.
Rhodes was violent aud insulting in his con
duct and language, and even declared a
willingness to fight for the Secossionsts, he
was not molestod therefor, and that the only
serious trouble which occurred, was of a
purely personal nature. Ho (Tucker) claims
to bavo acted in self. defense, and with no
design whatever TO assault Mr. Rhodes. A
line was thrown about the. neck of Mr..
Rhodes by some one of tho excited bystand-
ore, and voice exclaimed Hang him." yet
both wore unknown to our informant. We
briefly relatod tho ci; cumstancos as wo had
learned them, and. as tho matter is to un
dergo an investigation in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, we prefer to lot it rost with this
abatement.