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Legal Notice.

CHRISTIAN KETTLE, susannah N. Lewis
~ and Benjamin Lewis. her husband, Marga-
ret A. Cunningha am, James w. Cunningham,
Joseph h. NJ. Cunningham, Katherine Burg
bacher and Matthias Bargbacher her husband
and Cephas Cunningham, wilItaks notice that
John B, Nell, as the Admi .iistrator with the
will annexed of James ualRing ham, late of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, did on the
18th day Of June, 1861. file in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio. petition
against them, the object and prayer of which
is to obtain an order to execute, a deed to said
Christian Kettle, to complete a real contract
entered into byisaid Kettle and said deeedent,
for the following premises, situate in the
county ef Monroe and State Of Ohio, to wit :
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter of Section IS, township 4, and range
S. excepting ten acres sold of the south side
of said tract by jeremiah IOkey, to Jacob
Norris, containing 80 acres, more sr less. Said
petition will be fer hearing on the 18th day of
July, 1851. = JNU.' B. NOLL,
June 19, SS1 .-3w. Adm'r.
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legal Notice.

~ -tH : : = ~
VAHOMAs B. MCCORMICK anl - Mccor-
/ mick his wife. are notified that on the
5th day Of April, 1861, John S. Way, fled
Iris petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, setting forth that said
Mccormick executed three several promissory
notes for Size each, upon which there is due
to said j. S. Way, the sum of $l20 with in
terest from October /, 1859, also $12o with
interest from October /, 1850, and also Sl2e
not due, - s.,s-r,. ~
That to secure said notes said Mccormick
and wife executed a Mortgage upon the fol-
lowing premises, in Monroe County, Ohio:
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter of section Is, township s, and range
seven. Petition asks that said mortgage be
foreclosed, and the proceeds applied to the
payne Mt of said notes, costs, &c. $50
Said Mccormick and wife are notified that
they are required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 3sd Saturday after
the 24.h day of July next
- e. sSSS. JOHN 8. WAY.
Juns u, .lss1.-sw. e dlsi
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ONE OF THE HUMANITARIAN MOVEMENTS OF
OUR TIMES, although little kn own as such, can
hardly be over-estimated in it's importance
upon the well-being of our widely scattered
communities. The population of the Ameri-
can States is in many sections so sparse, that
skillful physicians are hardly available to
them. Vast numbers of our people are OBJ
liged to employ in sickness, such medical re-
lief as they can hear of from each other, or
indeed any they can get from any quarter.
Hence arises the great consumption of Patent
Medicines among us, greater by farsthan in
any of the old countries, where skillful phys
icians are accessible 30 all classes. Unprinci-
pied men have long availed themselves of this
necessity, to palm off their worthless nostrums,
until the word has become synonymous with
imposition and cheat. One of our leading
Chemists in the East, DR. AVER, is pursuing q
course which defeats this iniquity. He brings
not only his own. but the best skill of our
| times to bear, for the production Of the best
remedies which can be made. These are sup
piled to the world, in convenient form, at
| low prices, and the people will no more buy
| poor medicines instead of good, at the same
cost, than they will bran instead of -four. The
levitable consequence Of this is, that the vile
,mpounds that flood our country, are dis
srded fer those which honestly accomplish
q end in view-whieh cure. Do we ever es-
nate its Importance, in believing that thi-
ospect of supplanting the by-word medi
.aes. with those of actual worth and virtue
. fraught with immense consequence fol
bod to the masses of our people.-[Gazette
rand Chronicle, Peru, Iowa.
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Woodsfield Retail Market.
Corrected ,oeekty by Siaclair & Baker
,e' WOODSFIEID, July 2, 1861.
Probate Court, Monroe Coun,
ty, Ohio.

A Ii persons interested will take notice that
II the following settlement accounts are on
file in the Court for adjudication, and that
they will be examined Augustl 1851:
Sarah Rneker, Administrators of Garland
Rueker, final;
p Jacob Baker. &uardian Of, Henry Bach's jr.
heirs, partial;
William Thsrnberry, Guardian of John
Thornberry's heirs, partial: @
William Orns, Administrator Of John Orns,
partial;
Samuel Tracey, Guardian of Daniel Tracey
final; a
Elisabeth Ross, Administrative of A. Ross,
final; . ..4yI
Samuel Hartshorn, Guardian of Jacob Harts-
horn, final;
Nary Muhlemann, Guardian Of Wshrman's
heirs, Anal;
Rafus Hanlon, Guardian Of Richard Han
lon, final;
j. B. williams. Executor Of Thomas Mead
partial;
John s.. Bsardmore, Administrator Of Jssss
Hall, final;
John M. Angus, Administrator Of Rebeeca
Angus partial; slt}
Samuel Angus, Administrator of Richard
Angus, partial;
Peter King. Guardian to Christian Rsasesk
er's heirs, final.
July 3, ls61.-3w. Probate Judge.
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Communicated
The Way to Serve Traitors--Two ways
Of Telling Story.

New Castle, Green township Jerome Mob
ley, whe has been loafer in this place for
soms time, started abouttwo weeks ago with
the intention of working in a brick yard, he
get as far as Claringten, when the citizens of
this place were agreeably surprised to hear
he had volunteered into Capt. HOLSTERS
company, and measures were taken to pro-
vide for his wife in his absence. But Jerome
likes to loaf about New Castle, better than to
be drilled into camp, and yesterday who should
0 ,me (not marching) but limping into town
but our friend Jerome. What is the pattera
Been in an action, the response in the afir-
native, that he was ono of a party that had
been sent to arrest Secesschers and had been
shot in the rear by one of them, He had his
choice either to go into the hospital or have
his discharge, like prudent nan he chose the
latter. Second version of the story.
About four hours after Jerome's arrival one
of our citizens who had come frsm Woodsseld
informed US that when the orders came for
Capt. HOLSTERS company to march, Jerome
took fainting fit, the usual remedies for his
case not being at hand, an unusual one, but
| it appears very eficacious one was applied
rteis were given to charge bayonets, which
was effectuaIly done in the rear it had the de-
sired effect on the limiting patient, he sud
denly marched in double quick time, tried tc
get on the Ingomar, but was again ~repulsed
how he managed at last to get here we have
no means of telling.
| But alas! poor Jerome's troubles are not ye
ended, for the boys in this place believes il
the latter version of the story and gave him
till this morning to make tracks, but jerome
has such an attachment for this place, he could
net think of leaving, accordingly whilst hi
wife had gone to magistrate 20 got law, thu
boys hauled Jerome into the street, spite of hi
wounds, and after trying to get him on raj
which proved failure, Jerome having loul
! legs made free use of them, the boys at tn
same time directing eggs of offensive sdor a
his person. This is the last we have Of Jerome
should he tlrn up again in this place, he viii
| be wounded effectually.
Thursday morning, June 27.
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FIELD
aSKMlM ARY.

THIS Institution will hereafter hold three
i sessions annually. The first, select, from
about the middle Of August, twelve weeks.
The second, public, from same time in Novem-
Der. and continuing three or four months.
The third, select, will follow the Public School
and continue twelve weeks. Notice will be
given hereafter of the precise time, Of COM
mencing. = ~ 5sI
We cordially invite the attention and pat
ronage of all and especially of those who con-
template teaching to this school, as we are
determinedsto bestow every attention, and
afford every facility that can aid i'll the ae.
QUESTION of liberal education. Ss
A. STEVENS, Principal.
June 26, lS6l.-2m.
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since the war commenced: =

.E Persons who have o taste for the
mechanic arts. or those wto are desirous
ofskeeping posted up 10 the Icw inren
tinns aud Improvements of the day shonld
subscribe for 1.-The Scientific American,
1t is published weekly by Mum s. Co.
New York, at 50 per year, is illustrated
with hundreds Of spirited engravings and
contains beside this much valuable and
entertaining reading matter. 1t is just
commencing a new volume, and now is
the time to subscribe
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Proceedings of the Democratic
@ Central Committee: :
CALLED ON THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST. g


The Democratic Committee of Monroe Coun-
ty, met at the courthouse, in Woodsfeld, on
the 1st inst.-Joseph Moose being Chairman
and Joseph w. Richardson, Secretary.
Resoiued, That Convention of the Demo
cracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
the
17M dag Of Amgust, nert,
in each of the several townships of this
county. s-s
Resolued, That the County Convention for
counting out the votes of the primary election,
and declaring the nominees, be held in Woods
field, On the
18th day Of august.
Resolped, That each township appoint dele
gate to return the poll books, and that dele
gate be a member of the Central Committee
for the following year.
Resolued, That the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
vention. #sle
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 candidate who shall
receive the greatest number Of votes in this
County at the primary Convention for Judge
and Senator.
On motion, John s. Way, John Dougherty
and Joseph Moose, were appointed Executive
Committee. q
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
JOSEPH MOOSE, Chairman.
]. w. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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Legal Notice.

JOHN MCMAHON, who resides out of the
State of Chic, will take nstics that on the asth
day Of March, 1851, l filed petition in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county,
State of Ohio, against him, demanding SSl
with interest from 3lst of December 1853, for
goods sold and deliver cd; that on the 30th of
March 1851, an attachment was issued to the
Sheriff Of said county and returned served on
the 4th Of April, 1861, on one-eighth (undi-
vided) of the following lands in said county:
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section l6, tewnship q and range
feur. You are required to appear and answer
by the 31st day of August. 1851.
WASHINGTON CLINE.
July 3, 3,1se1.--ew.
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fE A mob at Milwaukee on the Gath
inst. made an attack on the several banks
and brokers' Offices in that place, and
"cleared them outs" destroying furniture
and iplayipg smash generally. The mill
tary were called out to suppress the, riot,
but succeeded very poorly. the rebels being
eoui5ped Witha cannon. The GovernoE
of the State. so extensive was the riot
had to send off for troops. The trouble
was caused by the, banks throwing out the
bank paper of other banks OF the State
Such business as this will be transacted
with perfect impuuity after while
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Monroe Classical Institute,

AUGUST FIFTH. AT STAFFORD.
The course of study embrace thorough re-
views of the .sCommon Branches" Higher
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
Astronomy and Latin, Greek and all branches
taught in Academies and High schools, 80.
Terms for Primary Department. .....$4,e 90
e" Academic :. .,....i 800
Collegiate I" $500. 500
Milton Wells Principal, assisted BY
eompetentsteachers. q
W Boarding per week $1,75.
E For further particulars enquire OF the
Principal, Stafford, Monroe Co., o.
June Is, 1851. A2m
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WOOL CARDING.
Richner.s Steam Carding Ma.
chimes.

Isaac Richuer has made extensive Ina prove
ments in his earding machines, and is better
than ever prepared to acconmodat on the
shortest notice, all who wish to have wool
carded, and we'll carded.
He HASITWO MACHINESl !.
Wool will be received and rolls delivered in
good order, at
JACOB ROEMER'S in Adams township;
" c.. C. ENtESERS in Lewisville;l sS
JOSIAH. MOORE'S in Franklin township.
One pound of grease WIFI be required to
every eight pounds of WOOL ss tg 80
Give me trial, and will give you satisfac-
ton. ISAAC RlCANER.
May %, 1sst-3m.
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A COAX.
Fer President in 1S64-Abe Lincoln.

o. We publish, on the outside, letter
from Camp Chase, which ought to have ar
rived In time fer the last issue. We in
formed that Mr.. Moose and Mr.. Osborne, who
are reported in the letter as deserters, Left the
mp without leave, intending at the same
time to return. We know that they left here
last Tuesday, for the purpose of returning to
the camp, and presume that they have got
back to camp by this time. If this is the case,
they perhaps are not deserving Of the censure
which ought to be attached to genuine desert
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~ Mrs. Lincoln with some other
ladies, while riding ont in carriage at
Washington, met with what might have
been serious accident, but which was
fortunately prevented The pale of the
carriage broke, the horses became IN,
manageable and the driver was thrown
from his seat. before the horses were
caught. "There was nobody hurt" =
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NOTICE,

TOHN W.. SMITH, whose residence is nm
j known, will take notice that on the goth
day OF June, 1861, fled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, petition
asking to be Divorced from him--cause wilful
absences for more than three years, and that
said petition will be for hearing at the Octo-.
Der term 1861 REBECCA SMITH.
June 26 lS6l-6w, "-
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e. We notice in the "Intelhgencer' that
Capt. HOLSTERS Company have been ordered
to Grafton, where they will probably have An
opportunity, soon, of seeing some OF the .'se-
seshers:n and if so, they may have work to do.
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~ We omitted last week to notice Prof.
Wells, school at Stafford. He has been teach
ing in she County for soms time, and there
fose needs no comnendation from us. Read
his advertisement in nsanother column.
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BE- A gentleman informs us that all
the persons marked as deserters in our
letter from Camp Jackson. week before
last, from Graysville, were not from there
or the vicinity If this is the case it is
righs that it should be corrected aud we
accordingly do SO.
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EE Our town. since all our younger male
citizens have left for the war, is as dull, qui-
ct aud prosy as the most inveterate lover of
.law and order" doings could desire. There
was a small dog fight yesterday, the particu-
lars of which we did not obtain in time for
this issue.
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H The Belmont Co. Democrats will
hold their County Convention on the 4th
day Of July The call for the Conven
tion includes all that are in favor Of the
Union. the Constitution, and the enforce
ment of the laws.
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w 1t is proposed to run Hon. JAS.
Monroe, late State Senator from Ober-
lin C) as the Union candidate for Gov
ernor. Monroe is Union man like
JEFF. Davis
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of
DR.. J. D. O'CoNNOR, as candidate for STATE
SENATOR, subject to the decision of the DEM
ocratic Convention. Mr.. OConnor will, we
are certain, represent the Banner County as
she deserves, if elected, f-
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS. u
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sra Ia a private letter from Washing

a..Ia a private letter from Washing
ton City, we are informed that military
movements OF vast Importance are hourly
going, on there, and that We are on the
eveSof great evenas." From this infor>
nation we, are enabled to assure our
readers that there will be battle "next
week." the particulars Of which will be
duly announced in the "Spirit."
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TRENTON, June 26.-Gov. Olden has
received orders to send to Washington
the three regiments at Camp
Olden; they will proceed by rail.
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Eoeal gntelligente.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1861.

pn DIR. w. T. SINCLAIR will address
the citizens of Adams township, in be.
half of their own interests at Cameron, on
Saturday, July 9Th,
at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Also, at Clarington, on Saturday, the
18th, at o'clock P. NJ.
W. T. ROBINSON will address the citizens Of
Monroe County, at the following times and
places; z8
Cochransville, Jackson township, July 5;
Sardis, Ohio township, July 6,
Baresville, Ohio township, July s;
Burnt School house, Adams township July 9;
MALAGA, July Is;
MILTONSBURG, July 13;
CALAIS, July II;
BEALLSVILLE. July Is;
SUNFISH, July 20; ..
Hartshorn School-house, July 22nd at o.
clock, p. M.
The above meetings will be held at
O'Clock, p. NJ
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please withdraw my name as
candidate for Sheriff. My business being
such as not to permit me to be before the
people this campaign. am thankful to my
friends for past favors.
Yours, Truly, ss8s ia+g gff-
WILLIAM HOBAUGH,
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ATTA oHlNENT NOTICE.
John Mallory. Plaintiff,
against

h. Densmore s. Co., Defendants.
DEFORE &. B. Cox, Justice Of the Peace
Id of Salem township, Monroe County, Ohio,
on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1851, said Jus-
tice issued an order of attachments in the
above action, for the sum of twelve dollars
and seventy-,ws cents.
JOHN MALLORY.
sunnsh, June 10, 1ssl.--st. pd.
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Administrators Notice.

n tice is hereby given, that the subscribse
was, on the 10th day of June, 1861, appoint
ed by the Probate Court of Monroe county.
Ohio, Administrator OF the Estate Of Aoses
Ward, deceased.
SETH WARD, Adm.
June cs, 1sel.-stpd.
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Mr.. RDIToR:--Announce the name of
MICHAEL FAGGERT.

of Jackson township, as a candidate for thu
Office of County Coroner, subject to thede
cision of the Democratic Primary Election.
SOUND DEMOCRAT,
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r0 The prospect now is that the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee will fix an
earlier day for holding the State Con-
ventiou. We hope so at least.
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SUMMERFIELD
N 0 R N A l. A G A d 4 Nj Y

The Fourth Session of this Institution will
commence at SUMMERRFIELD, Noble
County. Ohio, on
Monday, the 9Th day. August, 1861,
Under the direction of WIN. WHEELER and
JOSEPH Q. CLARK. sa 80
In view of the growing demand for trained
and competent Teachers, we have determined
to establish, in this part of the State a school
wherein men and women, designing to enter
the profession of teaching. can be thoroughly
qualified for the work. The various methods
of fmparting instructions will be thoroughly
discussed, and the best methods carefully
pointed out sss
1t is also our design to make the ACADEMIC
department of the School inferior to none in
the State.
Maps, Globes, Chemical and Philosophical
apparatus, sc &C.,
Shall lend their aid to the illustration of the
vorious sciences; ahd thoroushness, the life
and soul of education, shall mark every step
of the students progress.
We have had under consideration various
points at which to locate our school, and have
chosen SUMMERFIELD, because, i =
list. 1t is in part of the State remote
from the Normal Schools Of Lebanon and
Hopedale.
End. 1t is in the midst Of an enterpris;ng
and wealthy people, who are able and willing
to educate their sons and daughters.
3rd. 1t has always been noted for its NOR.
ality, and especially for its opposition to in
temperance. 's7-s-szE
Tuition for Term of Twelve Weeks, ss,se.
a. No deduction except in case of pro
| traoted sickness.
@ For further particulars inquire Of
WIN. WHEELER, tE s,
Or J. C. CLARK, Summerfeld, o.
june 10, 18sI.-3m. fs.f4a ]
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ELDORADO HOUSE,
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE
CALDWELL, OHIO.

TNROM the convenient location of this house
l it has great advantages, being situated on
the Southwest corner of the Public Square,
and convenient to the Court House and Pab-
lie Offices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements. = =
His chamber are spacious and comfortable.
His beds are new and clean.
The whole interior department of the house
is furnished in a style of magnifcence and
splendor, unapproachable in "these diggens."
The Proprietor will spare ne.sher labor nor
expense for the "outer' comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be found groaning
under the choicest viands the market-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the sinner
man." <aa a; Esr ssn -e..rf.-.t<.s -, s.
His STABLE is we'll supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by a trusty
and faithful Hostler.
He hopes by strict attention to business and
disposition to please to merit and receive a
large share Of public patronage. EE
EE ECharges-moderate.
r. BoYcE, Proprietor.
!. Caldwell, April II, 1se1-tf
EE Attached to this House is the New
Hack line. This Hack line leaves this House,
in Caldwell, Noble county. Ohio, every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A.
M, and at Campbell's station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at s p.
M. Leaves Campbelps station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at s "A. NJ, and con-
meets at CALDWELL same day, at p M.
This Hack will carry Passengers to any part
of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring destina-
ton. eseH rtft
% Particular attention paid to express
packages.
April II ls6l.--tf.
l1+All kinds ofProducs ta.
Ken II sksiaense 6uE this psper'
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tW g. P. Buckingham is appointed
Ad;utant General in place Of Gen. Car
rington. j
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce the name of
IA COB ROBMER, of Green township, as an In
dependent candidate for TREA SURER, at the
October election, by request of
y, MANY VOTERS
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A Toast by an Ohio Volunteer.
The Capital Of Ohio-May, it never have
s uch another denizen. (Dennison.)
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A nn0unCe m entS.

% Candidates wishing their names insert
ed and tickets printed, will please remember
that the cash must invariably accompany the
order. .RN
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Mr.. EDlToR:-Announce the name Of
ie ISAAC W. BONAR,

of Center township, as a candidate for the
Office of County Treasurer subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
UNION DEMOCRAT.
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E Some of our readers may have some
curiositylin knowing what effect the warhas on
love and matrimony; and we therefore present
to them az list of the number eff marriage IL
csnse' issuedin this County for the months