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Union Jasaicial Convention.

The Union Judicial Convention met at the
Cadiz Junction, on Thursday September 12th,
1861, and organized by appointing Joseph s.
Thomas, President, John W Morrow, Secre,a
ry, and Joseph Hail. Assistant Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved, that the delegates
from the counties composing the f'strict be
called; when the following delegat answered
to their names: h.a
Delegates from Tuscarawas. W. STAN.
baugh, A. T. Ready, Joseph G. Hance, John H
Barnhill Simon Wolf, Joseph Welty, O. P Tay.
ior, s. y. Albert. A. L. NeeIy, G. H. Robinson,
John w. Morrow, W. B. Thompson, John
Warel, Joseph Kinsey, VIM. v. Keepers, r.
l.. Dunning, ID. M. Jones, Amos Warford, r.
s. Lacey, M. Collier Joshua Grim, and Andrew
Forbes
Delegates from Jefferson.-R. Sherrard, Jr.,
| j M. Shane, Lewis Ander.oa, j. s Patterson,
VIM Dunlap, Joseph Means, VIM. b. Sloan,
William Boyles J. Brock, X. Mcclellan, VIM.
Barrett, Samuel Davidson, Ed. Mansfield, 10.
seph Kithcart, VIM. Reid, j. c. McCleary, B.
Linton, Joseph Hall, Samuel Rathacre.
Delegates from Harrison. Hammond,
Amos Spear, Samuel Heron, j. w. Cunning.
ham, WIN. H. McGaaran, A. j. Sampson, d.
B. Robb r. P. Hanna, T. C. Rowles, G. Bar.
ricklow, j. s. Thomas, James Howard Robt.
Galbnath, G. B. Smith, Joshua Wagers
On motion of d. W. Siambaugh, Esq, it
was - 5a~
Resolved, That a majority OF all the votes o
the counties shall be required to nominate.
Whereupon George w. McIlvaine, OF Tus.
carawas, John H. Miller, Of Jefferson, Lewis
Lewton and Samuel w Bostwick. Of Harrison,
were respectively announced as candidates for
Common Pleas Judge.
On motion OF Hon A. T. Ready, it was
Resolved That the Convention proceed to bal
lot for candidate for Common Pleas Judge,
Tuscarawas being entitled to 20 votes, Jefferson
- votes, and Harrison Is vo'es.
lst Ballot.-Geo. W. Mcllvaine, %
-s- 4 Lewis Lewton. s
S. w. Bostwick G
iF John II. Miller. 19
And there being no ma erial change in the
votes from the first 10 the ninth ballot, upon
the result Of the ninth ballot being read, S. w
Bestwick and Lewis Lewton withdrew their
names from the Convention.
Whereupon the Convention proceeded to bal
lot for the tenth time, which resulted as fol
lows:
Geo. w. McIlvaine 81
John II. Miller @ rs
Wbereupon Geo. W. McTlvaine was by the
Chair declared duly nominated.
On motion OF 7. c. Rowles, Esq, George W
McIlvaine was nominated by unanimoas vote
and being called, appeared and accepted the
nomination with lew brief aud suitable re-
marks.
| On motion it was
Reiolvcd, That the proceedings of this Con
vention be published in The several newspaper
| OF the judicial District.
On motion, Convention adjourned sine die.
j. s. THOMAS, President.
]. w. MonRow, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION.

rs hereby made to the qualified voters Of h ri.
L son county, Ohio, that general etecti on will
be held as required by law, on the Second Tues
day, being the 9th day OF October, A. D. 1861, at
the suaI place of holding elections in said conn
iy, at which tho following officers are ,obe chosen
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor one
Sc rretary Of Stste, one Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, one Treasurer of State, one Member of Board
OF Public Works one Supreme Judge one Jndge
OF Court OF Common Pleas in connection with
LETTERS and Tuscarawas countless one state Sen.
ator IN connection with Belmont county, one Rep
resentative one County Treasurer, one Sheriff,
one Prosecuting A ttorney one Recorder, one Cor
oner. one Commissioner, and one ihirmary Ui-
rector and one Surveyor.
And the Trustees of the several townships n
said county are required to return the following
number OF Jurors from their respective townships
1
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National Loan.

/
Pursuant 10 instructions from
the Secretary ofIhe Treasury, a
boel will be opened on the Goth
day of September at my Office in
Cadiz for subscriptions under my
superintendence for Treasury Notes
to be issued under the act Of July
II. 1861. These nores will be issu-
ell in sums of fifty dollars, one hun
dred dollars, five hundred dollars,
one Thousand dollars, and five
thousand dol's each, dated Aug. 10,
1861, payable three years after date
10 the order OF the subscriber or as
directed, and bearing interest at the
rate off SIG per cent. per annum,
payable semi-annualy such inter-
est being at the rate of two cents
for each day on every hundred dol-
lars. For the convenience of the
holder, each note will have coupons
attached expressing the several a.
mounts of semi-anual interest,
which coupons may be detached
and presented for payment separate
ly from the notes. ~ ''sa .s
a Subscriptions for such Treasury
Notes will be received during fifteen
days from the day of opening the
book as aforesaid. No subscription
for less than fifty dollars nor any
Fl action of that sum can be receiv-
ed Subscriptions of fifty or one
hundred dollars must be paid in
lawful coin OF the United States at
she time of subscribing, Subscrip-
tionsof more than one hundred dol
lars may be paid at once {; or, if pre-
(ferred, one-tenth' at the time of sub
scribing and One-third OF the whole
amount on every twentieth day
thereafter until the whole shall be
paid. No payment ofless than fit:
Ity dollars can be accepted, that be-
ing the smallest sum for which
4 Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in du-
Eplicate to subscribers for the amour,
so paid, the original of which the
subscriber will transmit by mail to
the Secretary ofthe Treasury, when
Treasury Notes, as aforesaid, WILDE
issued thereon to such subscriber or
his order, carrying interest as ex-
pressed in such certificate but in
cases where only apart of the a
mount subscribed is paid at the time
ofsubscribing, Treasury Notes will
be issued only for the payments
made subsequently, to the frs, which
will remain until the whole amount
subscribed by such person shall be
paid, when Treasury Notes will be
ISSUED for such first payment also.---
/ On payment ofeach deferred install.
ment, the subscriber will pay. in ad-
dition thereto, a sum equal to the in.
terest accrued thereon from the 18th
August to the date Of payment, anc
on final payment like interest on the
amount paid on subscription, which
payments of interest will be rcim.
bursed to the subscriber in the pay
ment of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upor
such certificates by the Treasury viii
be sent to the subscribers by mail, OF
/ such other mode as may be indicat
, ed by them when they transmit thei1
original certificates. The duplicat,
certificates may be retained by then
for their own security. ~"
c. DEWEY, Subscription Agsnt.
Cadiz, Ohio, September 25, 1861. .. ....
v At1end the County Fair. ...4 *. -.
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GREEN WOOD NURS ERY
..... A. NJ. HUSSEy. ProD,r. .

W.T.. Pleasant, jefferson County, o,
TTAVING lately established Nursery here,
Il wish to call the attention of"purchasers ia
nv Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Nc
have general variety Of Apple, Peach, Pear
and Cherry trees, also Grape Vines, Currants,
Gooseberries, BIackberries, Rasberries and Straw.
berries. tti aHt~Hi ..f 2 e'&#
A large variety of web grown Esergreens and
Shrubs, Usage Orange for hedging Vegetable
aud Flower Seed. Greenhouse plants, and herba
ceous roots Of various kinds. Tender plants KEEP,
through the winter at moderate charge.
Prices as ressona bic MS any other responsible
establishment. yi@ savs aas & lt3gy
Sept 25. 1851 - F. E4st..
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NOTICE to Bridge Build, rs. 70.

TINE Commissioners Of Harrison county will re-
i ceive proposals for the Building OF Bridge
over Laurel Creek, two miles west ol + ippecanoe,
in Washington township, in said county, and will
attend ut that place on the third Fricay, the 20t
day of September, 1861, al 8 o'clock, PM for the
purpose Of receiving said proposals. sfH a.e
Also, they will receive proposals for the building
Of Bridge over the Brushy Fork OF Saltwater
near jesse Forsyth Is dwelling house in the above
named Township and County, and will attend al
thai place for the purpose of receiving the said
proposals on The third Saturday, the 2lst day Of
Sep tember, 1861, at 10 o'clock, A, M. ...4 ,s
JACOB CRAMBLET'r,
's3H -0ti JACKSON CROSkEY,
f.aU9g im1sasfi CHARLES WELLS, iib &4t
.EMyS Hgiia Mui ia{5lf Commissioners.
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right to put its own construction on the plat.
form and on Mr. Tod's letter, and then we may
learn something Of this new party and the hitt
it would establish.
Mr.. Tod on the platform then is TO be taken
thus. an for prosecuting the war for specific
purposes mentiOned by Mr.. Crittenden, aud op.
posed with Mr.. Holt to any compromise "to
be made under the gus Of the rebels" and
should We fail, 0J"then tas Mr.. Tod says in
his letter. in order that we might have our
rights protected and our liberties preserved, in
some degree approaching the perfection Of ou
hitherto supposed impregnable system Of free
government, / would consent to be TO be taken
under the protection ol our once so-caled
Mother Country, or any other power capable o
maintaining for US the respect Of the nations o.
the globe." go Against the conclusion to which
Mr.. Tod comes we protest. aud hold that there
is no contingency in which we would consent
to be placed under the protection" oithe Brit
tish Government. Ohio and the Northwest
can take care OF themselves under any contin
gency. In making this declaration the com
mittee says Mr.. Tod stands on their platform
II that be SO we take issue. Ifthat be The de.
sign Of the new party, it should be repudiated
by every man in the community -7
Mr.. Tod says further IN his letter that oul
compact Of Union lis not one Of States, but o.
people," In this declaration the committee dc
not find Mr.. Tod off the platform, and hencs
We take issue with any such Federal plank.
Mr.. Tod says that the circumstances and
events which have brought about the present
alarming and unhappy condition Of national az
fairs must now be apparent to
all" He does not say what they are, and
hence We cannot determine whether we agre,
with him or not. II Mr.. Tod has not changed
his position since the campaign OF 1860, b,
will hold row as he held thes, that the ''irre
pressible doctrines" of Lincoln, Seward, Chase,
ETC., etc., have done their full share in bringing
about the the present unhappy and alarming
condition Of our national AFFAIRS" and if he do,
we suppose that the committee will agree tha
he is still upon their platform, and then upol
one point we shall concur. atn r.aHaa 3
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Something New!

CJUPERiOR Likenesses are made at Davis Skv
- light Gallery for iREEGENT5 each Ihi
is the very thing wanted by the Farmer, Mechan.
ric, Student and reachsr. They can be furnished
by The dozen or hundred.
First class photographs Of niI sizes, from III.
whole size down. and put up in beautiful gill
moulding frames ii desired, at q triAing cost =
lso Ambrotypes of every class and description,
at panic prices; call and see ior yourselves. rsis
Sept. l6. 1861, '
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IL YOU have Cash

sea1 90 II you nave Cash 500
PREPARETO SHE'LL OUT NOW.
rINHERE is tide In the affairs Of man, which.
L taken 0t the food, leads on 20 fortunes That
tide is now at hand. -
-, ~. !, j. B r. ILL ESm
~ Ss and Is siili recsiying large and splendid 10
And, Oh what falling is there my countrymen,
Hothlng has occurred in christendom since tho
Hood which compares in the least with the
ASTONISHING Reduction i,s Prices ms
JI-s.R RIIl Il FSs
Ho,ail' sHE $40 'nl3i tats. .8iettlfs II ad lid.
ings 60 forth on the hill tops and in the vailey.
Let u be spread abroad throughout the vast extent
tms ysst eonatry Letsthe farmer .caveT his
p'ow m the furrow; the mechanic his tools on tho
work bench, and one and all, far and near old
and young, rich and poor, IN short let the entire
population al IN make one grand rush foroT ,gsa
j. b r. Z IL. ES,v
For now is the winter Of our discomfort ussde
glorious summer, by the largest, cheapest. and bv
inr the most Brilliant stock Of ReaIy Made Cloth.
ing ever offered in this town. Hope to Id fatter.
ing tale, but never dreamed Of the orce, ~ yt,;ci,
am DOW offering goods. Some menslove to roam
but they seek no furtner after hearing OF the pr;
ees al my store. Ihave everything that 4 de.i
rable and necessary for Gennamen's Wear al the
lowest market prices. My stock OF
I 53a Ready Made CiOthiun @Es
10 made up in he handsonesf manner o,t s,,f ,hs
latest style Of goods. Nv goods were pnrch.ssd
in New York when goods were selling NJ pan;c
prices, and hive no hesitation in saving. snF
say ng il boldly, they are ,rom 70 to 20 per cant,
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
| The declaration will be deniedby many co,npet
ilors but painful as il may be g,n,iemen. you
must face tine music therefore pledge mvseit ~,
sell soofs cheaper than any other estabyjs.Tnen M
IN t this town, md challenge them, one and ell.
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TN pursuance OF an der granted by the Proba,e
Court d Harrison county, Ohio, will ofIel
Tor sale at Public Auction, on Saturday the 5tl
day Of October. Is6l at 10 O'Clock forenoon, upon
The premises. the following described rea estate
sftualc in or near the town oi New Athens, in the
county Of Harrison and State Of Ohio, as the prop
erty Of Samuel Henry a4unhtic, 80 witt Being
paa OF the Northwest quarter OF Section No. thir.
ty'tiye, t35, in ewnshlp No eight t6l of Range
No four AZ in the Steubenylle Land District, de
scribed as follows; beginning at The Northwest cor.
ner ol lot No eight (8) OF William Lees addition
Of out lots In he town Of New Athens, thence east
thrty.two rods, ,hencs north twenty ro de-, thence
west fhirty.Iwo rods, thence south twenty rods 10
the place OF beginning, cona lining or acres lwit
the exception Of sixteen and one.haii ieet ken
off the west end Of said lot tor the use Of alley
os recorded in Cadz in the office for recording
deeds in Book o., page s6oJ and numbered nine
t9) on said plat E.,.tf
Terms OF Ssie:--One. half cash In hand, and
one half in One year from the dayot sale with six
per cent interest and secured by mortgage on the
premises. t.a JAMES klRKH A TRICK, ~
Guardian OF faid Samuel Henry >.
Sept IA, lS6t4t ..s.,.-. -, /,
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Mary HaZlett's Estate.

nj Office is hereby given that the Undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
Exec uto- Of the last will and test ament oi Mary
HAIL EFT iIale ot Harrison county, Ohio, deceased,
I. .r.-, a. GEORGE SHAMBAuGH,y
Executor.
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further required to return from their respective
| townships the list containing the names OF said
Jurors to the Clerk OF the Common Pleas Court o /
said county. m aesf 4
/ And the said Trustees OF the several ,ownshi ps
are also further required to return from their re-
spective townships ID the Probate Jud 20 Of snidi
c.ntv the tai ,yviay mn nhAr of JuFlrS. 0fi#
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Adn.inistratOr's A Notice.

NJ OTlCEis hereby given that the subscriber no
In been appointed and duly qualified us ad
minietrator of the estate OF Jonathan West, Jr.
late Of Harrison county, Ohio, deceased, All per
sons interss ted will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly. tla
REIN WEST, Admir-.
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BooK g.

School Books, Law, Medical, Military, Theologt-
cas- and Miscellaneous Books always on hand
We are agents for the American Tract Society.
Sunday School Union, and Presbyterian Board o
Publication. a.a ..H. t--5
aT Highest price paid Tor Rags. e.
s.E 7f5 LOG. Main street, Vince ling, Va.
September IL, lS6l-ly. .Es. g.y
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JACOB CRABB

T. EARNESTLY requests every person iindebtet
u TO him 10 call and pay iuIme diately wha
they owe hiuis he is in great need of money He
wants this notice 10 refer TO that owe him., aIlt
especially TO those 'siong winded" gesltlemon VIII,
have been very slow in paying their deb.a 8 i
JACOB CRABB, J
Cadi, Ohio. Aug si, 1861 W s'' q
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lasa9 d. ,sasp4 84 & = ~ ArN gl
s4sa a4h ~ a5s sy4ss9y4 2fa34e8 5s 'e
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A SEA EMENT

OF the exact amonnt Of Money exi sting In the
Ire Nsury Of Har Fisoh couaiy, Ohio, on the 2nd
day Of September, A. D. 1861, made in conformity
TO the 18th section of "An act TO further provide
for the better rcgulat ion of the Receipt, Dsburse
meni and sale keeping of the Public Revenue, IS
which took eiIecf ON The 4ih daY of lulx. 1859
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six and len O'Clock in the morning OF said day and
closed at six o'clock In the afternoon OF said day.
l., 3{ eI&sr,-o Il S. lWOuDBOltNE sheriff
/ Of Harrison County, Ohio
| September 4, I56l-te. " Y t& II. s'sa# Wv
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"-|-"- ---- y v I-011T71-- ---1I
sv... ..at s.s& 4s&sZ4 80 d. srsa
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D. CUNNINGHAM.
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Attend the County Fair.
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PREPARETO sIEEL L our NOW.
rNHERE is tide IN the affairs Of man. which
Il taken Of the food, leads on 10 fortnne. That
tide is now at hand
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y. - III ~. v. - :. - - J. II
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.september,ll, is6l-3t,
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INFORM the cltizens OF Harrison ana adioininv
l. coun ties. that they expect to be in Cadz at
the National House on Saturday, Aug. 2i Sept. %;
Nov. 2. and afterwards every month fesois r,v
as notice will be given ilon, time to ,j,ne.
They hope by an >norable cour Sc 10 merit sha 20
Of public patronage. sb 4a xta& Nv 8FagE
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a h1 So"ISh cNyS ~ PAOfVo ttuSsf put y
enough! The Courier knew 1t was alse--bui
he thought it was good chance to circulate a
falsehood without being responsible for its fab
rication. ......
The Courier says that Mr.. Jeweu will be
over whemingIy defeated. That is not so MIR,
Courier. 8@H % @ 'Saf 'f g
The Democratic State Ticket, with Mr.. Jew
ett'at its head is bonnd to be elected. The peo-
pie have seen enough Of Republican men and
measures H Daa PfH ss
The changing of their name annd buying up
few worn out politicians, by promising them
fat offices, will not save thetricksters. We say
to the Democrats that the growing Of the Re-
publican papers is al CANNON, and they know
it. Very few Democrats are going to- vote for
Abolitionis,s and bogus Democrats, mixed up
on one ticket. Democrats will vote regular
nominees = and honest Republicans, disgusted
with the political trickery oftheir leaders, viii
prefer to vote the Democratic ticket to voting
for hybreds. g sr .fsr ia 3i4 Sf
The Ohio Statesman, in noticing this no par
ty dodge, says. "We are kindly told by the
committee that Ne. Tod has not ignored this
(no party platform, and for this information
we ought to be thankful, since il could not be
learned by the uninitiatsd by studying Mr..
Tod's letter fora month. Nor are we certain
that Mr.. Crittenden or Mr.. Holt would accept
Mr.. Tod's letter as in accordance with their
sentiments, which the Convention has borrowed.
But we yield to the "shoddy" committee the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-24

COL. PRATT AND DR.. KEYsER's PEoT0RAL
SYRUP.-DR. KKYsER-Dear Sir Excuse the delay Of
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pecol Cough
Syrup take great pleasure In saying that II 70
ali you say It Is. HknockedMe noise ot OF my cough
and the worst one was afflicted with: have not
used more than onehaf Of the bottle and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give as fair trial
as have DONE and they will be proud to say ut is no
quack medcine.n would not suffer another such an
attack for any consideration, at any cost am con-
hdent can breathe freely than ever did shall
excellent remedy. You are at liberty to my name
In this regard, as you think proper y. y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh May ii, 1859,
N.B-I am no stranger to my fellow.citzens, and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
F.P.
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prrrsBuReH, Nov. IS, 1853.

PITTsBURsH, Nov. 16, 1858.
DR.. KKYsER Although not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines in general It affords me pleasure indescriba
BILE to recommend your Pectonl Syrup. As medicine
is we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may In
any afflicted with coughs colds and hoarseness
Of any hind and for the peculiar qualifications for re-
moving all that dsagreeable sensation attending se
we're cold.
have been, or less in my life, affected with the
seyeres Of colds and hoaTseness. At times my throat
would become 80 closed prevent my speaking above
Whisper and by taking few doses Of the above Syrup
itwould relieve me entirely.
In recommending this medicine, must unhesitatngly
say that II the best remedy found purporing TO
cure the above nor should any family be without this
remedy for diseases so prevalent.
Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD j. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.