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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09
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ST.. TAUL 0alober 1 "A dispa.chfron'
Colonel Sibley, dated IN nth Of Chippe'
wa river. September 28th," says he met
PARTY OF friendly Indians. who had sep.
arated from the Crows. bringing with
them ninety seven white prisoners. whom
they had been Instrumental in releasing
from Little CrOw's party. Many of the
prisoners we're young women and mon.
completely overwhelmed with joy to be
freed from the loAthsomo treatment ol
their bru al captors.
A fight was had at Wood Lake Sept
R3d. resulting IN lle rspulse Of the In
dians. Our men buried IA Indians.
General Sibey is atresling oil Indians
suspected OF having participated in thu
outrages on the frontier, and will execute
all found guilty on the spot
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09

-. r,u IN
"nen 'ne war OeeAm wi "a" I'M Nj
WS 10 Amer'cA" wiz" why a"'''u
from Ms Doynooo 10 'na' ''m' ~ ""'
ooDsH'e"iJ advocated wing p''n''pV'
auu on'e''y '0usn' '"0 D'o''"'' Pa''
w. NO mAn ~ o"'o ""' '"'u ""'0''
'n'nes 0i A0o0'0''" nau ne' No ""' "'
IN on'' mas Au'ocH'eu ""sse'J ""'
grsa'sr IeA' OF ue'ou"'ou Dom0''ay
win greater mahgn'V' "nsn 'no ""'s
parry iei' py 'he way s'us anu Ahe''
oan'sm sprung IRON ''S asaeS' o0' van
Trump early ana eagerly Jo'neu I"a' PSr'
y and became one OF l's 'chiri P'''a's
In Ohio. HIS opposition 10 Democracy
was stimulated oy ne change Inc
Dutch Irish and Catholics then com
posing its ch'si strength became par''c'
ularly offensive to him. They had ru
led tho country almost to i's rum =
"Thsy we're struggling to put the r'pub
lis into the hands OF the Pope OF Rome
"TO uOite Church and s'ate.' and "hat
aims concealed in the Catholic churches
Of the country with which to accomplish
their snd--with which to murder Amer
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roads from the roads from BaTdstoxn to
Springfield aud Lexington. Leading reb-
els and officers of the Confederate army
are circulating the most absurd stories in
the places occupied by them; for instance
.hst Gen Nelson was killed because he
supported President Lincoin's recent
emancipation proclamation that Buell.
resigned because of that proclamation.
but concluded to hold lis position sir
days longer. in the hope that Lincoln
would annul that document.
The rebels are rigidly enforcing the
Confederate couscription act, wherever
they have temporary control.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-09
KENTUCKY ITEMS,
John Morgan Repulsed at Olive IIIll---
News from DardsiOwn and other Poin Is

News from BardslOwn and OiheT Points
LOUISVILLE. Oct 4.-The Southern liue
is working TO franklin, Ky. Clarke
county advices say Jack Bruner. with a
company Of rebels. went up Red river to
capture Con Townsend's Home Gaards,
but the rebels were Debated with great
slaughter.
Gen G. W. Morgan left but four guns
at Cumberland Gap, aud those with the
trancheons knocked of.
Col 8. D. Bruce, son in law Of Genl
Leslie Coombs. receives the highest COM
mendaton in military circles here Tor his
operations at Bowling Green. The reb-
els having burned a bridge near Auburn
on Monday night. Bruce Immediately
sent lhithtr the 10th Indiana, and part OF
the 9th Kentucky, who rebuilt the bridge
and routed the enemy at Russelville,
killing and wounding SO, aud taking 15
prisoners and 40 horses aud saddles, He
also routed party at Glasgow yesterday,
taking ten prisoners including Lieuten,
ant Col. Grow. Captain Brown and Lieut.
Thomas.
A Portsmouth, Ohio. dispatch to Gov
Robinson, says that John Morgan, with
ono thousand men, yesterday attacked
the Carter County Home Guards. After
several hours severe skirmishing. Nor
gan WAS repused, and twenty of his men
were killed. Morgan then retreatsd to
ward the Licking river, burning thirty
FIVE houses on his way. Last night Nor
gan returned to Olive Hill, Meanwhile
Col Seifert went to Portsmouth and bro
up 500 Of the 117th Ohio.
Bardstown advices says the rebels hav,
from 10000 to $4,000 men. within I
circle of eight miles diameter arount
Bardstown. Our central advSnce was
this afternoon. four miles this side o
BardsIowu. They have been skirmisb
ing and driving the rebels before then
for the past three days. We captured
600 priaon,rs.
Il is said Kirby Smith has arrived a
Frankfort with 10000 men, and Hum
phrey Marshall is on his way thithe
with 5000, The rebels evidently mean Il
make a stand at Frankfort. aud q battl,
at Bardstown seems imminent.
The report Of an anticipated fight a
Mt Washington yesterday arose from oul
forces shelling the woods as they advau
oed. Bragg and Buckner left Danvill,
on Tuesday for Lexington. Bragg. in
speech at DAnville on Monday. threat
ened 10 sond every man who would no
join the rebel army 10 the north Of tn
Ohio river. The rebels are cutting ney
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Gen. Hooker Getting Well--IIarneY to
IInVo a Western COmmand..Tnx Matter.

IInvo u Western COmmand.-Tnx Matter.
WAsuISGroN, October "a Wishing.
ton special says that a rebel prisoner d
rect from Winchester says there are very
few rebels there; that their main body is
at Marinsburg.
A Union soldier Just returned from tho
Upper Potomac confirms these state.
ments, and adds that the enemy aIe send.
ing away sick and wounded soldiers, af.
ter stripping them Of clothes and shoes ior
the use Of the able bodied who remain in
the ranks.
Hooker has so far recovered that he il
in readiness to assume command whereev
er the President may direct.
Gen. Harney has been assigned to Z
command in the West.
Among the men who are hartiy in ia
vor OF the Presidents proclamation as ,
military means Of suppressiug the rebel
lior, and most vigorous measures fo
crushing rebellion everywhere. are Hon
Joseph Holt. and +. b. Gushing. of New
York. ..
The Solicitors of the Treasury has mod
lied his previously expressed opinion
touching the liability to taxation OF artic
les manufactured prior to Sept. 1st. H,
now holds that the removal from th
premises, although it be only 10 store
houses in the same town or city, is sucl
a removal as contemplated by the 75ll
section Of the tax law If made befor
Sept. Get, aud relieves the a1,ioles so re
moved form taxation. -
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battle for forty years are adverse 10 the
common veal? Are the Ignorant
Dutch" "degrsdsd Irish and "biggotted
Catholics" heretofore stencil in his nos
triIs-hers.Ofore prescribed by him, now
10 Be taken 10 bis. bosom and VoucLsafed
social and political equality! Not at all
Not at all. While the canvass wsxeth
hot, and votes are needed 10 secure the
plunder of Office. Col Van Trump may
make preiencs of Democracy--may use it
10 subserve his ambitious ends, but at
heart upon these issues he stands just
whore he did before the war begun. He
has not changed his views Of Tublic
policy. At heart b. is no less Know
Nothing to. day than when he took the
oath. In principle be is no less a Wing
than in 40. Bsauregard's guns st For
Sumpter did not change him upon any o
these old issues. They were no argu
ment iu that direction. They did no
make him Democrat. but they did ma!'
him tory. Ills sympathy with rebel
liou---his decided and bitter opposition tt
the war lie the only common tie tha
binds him 10 the Democracy Of thi'
county. 10 all things else he differs from
them as widely as the poles. Is he tt
bs elected on this issue? Is he TO sue
cced because he is an enemy to the coun
try? Is he to bid treason for Demo
cratic votes, and buy them at the bid
ding? Are Catholics and foreigners t.
heal over the stab he has ibflicted AIT
would again inAict upon them, and vOt
for him simply b cause he would no'
stab tho Government? We shall see.
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From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Geu. Gilbert
with bis corps is a. Lebanon.
1t is supposed here by military men
that the whole rebel force 10 rolrsaliug
to Halls Gap, few miles south Of Grail
Orchard where they intend to make q
stand.
The bridge at shepherdsville will be
completed by Sunday.
Nearly all the bridges between US and
the rebels have been burned by them and
some three weeks will olapse before they
can be reconstructed.
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p@- Victims Of Rheumatism read
CLEARPoRF, Fairfield CO., june 4.


DR.. G. W. RoBAcH, No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.-DeGr SiY;--This
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but ! became severely aflict-
ed with Rheumatism, and it disabled me
40 much, that l was compelled To- quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: l procured oi your agents
at this place, Messets. Abbott q Sons, 9
bottle Of your Scan dinaviOn Blood Puri6-
er and box Of your Blood Pills, and af-
ter the use Of them was restored 10 per-
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and One box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satis6-
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. sent
you this to be published. If you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience.
-a SILAS SPRINGER,
ETSee advertise nent.
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FOR SALE BY

For sale in Fairfield county by Gee, Kaufman &
Co, sinord q Delashmuth, Lancaster: & Kalb Rush
willie, Abbott Son. Clearport; Philip Hane, Pleas'
Piekerington; n. l.. Nicely, Baltimore; Beery q Nc
Candlish, Bremen, Sundarman & Knaun, Amanda;
I. l.. Brattn New Salemi Joseph RAIDER, Mnlersport,
generally thro ughoutthe tuhed States and canpdas'
sept. -, 1901,
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To ruE TAX pAYERs OF FAIRTiELD COUN

To THE TAX PAYERS OF FAIRTiELD COuN'
rY by reason Of the small change being
boarded. it will be impossible for me
during the coming collection Of TSxes, to
make change consequently the Tax.
payers must prepare themselves.
You are also notified that no bank pa
per will be taken except Ohio and Treas.
ury Bills, that being the.law.
o. Il, DAVIS, T. +, G,
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Tho Late victories In mississippi.

CAIno, October 7.--As yet we can on.
ly state the general resulls OF tho fighting
al Corinlh. SkirmiShing commenced on
Tuesday last. and there has been more or
| 50 fighting every day since. The rebel
loss is about 800 killed aud 1900 to 1900
wounded. We have taken 1900 prison.
rrs at Corinth. 800 on Hatchio river. and
more are constantly coming in. We have
taken several thousand stand OF arms
thrown away by the rebels in their fight;
they are mostly new aud Of English make.
Our loss ia believed to be 800 killed and
1000 wounded. Many houses in the town
are badly shattered by sho. and shell.
On Sunday Gen. Ord drove the enemy
tivo miles over the hills, through the
woods and valleys. the rebels taking al
vau'ago Of every road for their Infantry
and every hill for their artillery. The
fight lasted seven hours. ...
The rebel General Rogers was killed
General 0glesboo has died Of his wounds
Generals Ord aud Veach wero slightly
wounded. t....
The prisoners t-ken say their effective
force in that vicinity was 10000. This
is probably an Ovsrestimats, but it is GER
tain ih6y have oulnumbersd US two L
one. .....
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RnIIy! RalIy!!

The election Of Tuesday next is ofim.
mensc Importance. The eusmies Of the
war are straiDing every nerve to secure
the triumph of their candidates. THEIR
SUCCESS WILL BIZ A MORAL TRIUMPH For
THE rebellion. Unless Union men come
bravely 20 the rescue they will succeed.
JY ALL WHO FAVOR VIGOROUS PRosEcU-
rIoN OF TIE WAR VOTE THEIR HONEST CON
vIcTIoNs THE EMMY WILL DE OvERwHELM'
ED AND UTED. Remember the issue Is
wdr 10 sustain the Gopernment or t0ar 10
ovcrthrow il. Rememby that by your
votes you d'tHmins rhthey The Govern
msnl shOH have your NOR ! support o.
mol in 10, gigantic. struggle ViM reason
whefhsr TIC brave men in Me field shall b.
sustained IN their .f0rts TO crush the armies
Of rebel lion and v,ndicate the authority o,
the Union, or BE- permitted 10 fall anaided
BY our sympathy and influence.
Let every war man in Fairfield county
90 10 the polls on Tuesday next and vote
and work for nous bu, UNCONDITIONAL uN.
ION MEs. Az you love the Union vote ior
such men as would see it preserved and
peIpeluat,d. AS you respect law and
desire its pr, lection vote for such men al
would enforce it against all violators.-
As you love your brothers, sons. and
neiyhbors in the field, vote for those mel
who willuphold rather than pAralyzo tbeiI
efforts. AS you would prevent division
OF this land and maintain the honor Of th'
flag, vote for such men as favor the unity
Of the one and tho unsullied glory Of th'
other.
Go TO tho pools. Old and young. g.
early, s,ay long, aud WORK hard. Yo'
owe il to the cause, you owe 1t TO the ar
my, YOU owe It to poeterity. Let it no
be said that in crisis like the preseu
any Union man failed to do his duty.
| ------.--=-----~=------.
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MARRIED.,

Near Lancaster. Ohio, October 8, 1862.
by the Rev. N. H. Loose, Mr.. DAVID R.
MILLER and Miss ISABELLE NJ. .GALLAGnER,
both Of Fairfield county. Oslo.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS,
Of Cuyahoga county.
sEcRErARY OF STATE,
&Fb8 W. s. KENNON,
Of Belmont county.
ATTORNEY oEKERAL,
CHAUNCEY N. OLDS,
Of Franklin county.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM D. HENKLE,
Of Warren county.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY,
Of Scioto county.
YoR cOSoRE.s, (i2th) DISTRICT,
CAREY A. TRlMBLE.
Of Ross county.
JupsE COURT coyxoN PLEAS. (7,h) DISTRICT
PHILEMON B. EWING,
ofFair6eld county.
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Union County Ticket.

For Commissioner,
ANDREW PETERS,
Of Amanda Township.
For Auditor.
DAVID P KELLER.
Of Pleasant Township.
For Sheriff,
ISAAC Il. K0ONTZ.
Of Madison Township.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN A. HUNTER.
Of Hooking Township.
For Ib6rmary Di1eeior,
DAVID BRIGHT.
Of Greenfield Township.
For Coroner,
WILLIAM POTTER.
CT Liberty township.
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PRICE OF RIGHTS,

An Individual or Farm Right to use
this invention, will be sold for fve dol
lars. Such right entities the purchas-
er to use, and construct for his own use,
on his own premises. and not other
wise, any number of hives. Ministers
OF the Gospel are permitted to use the
hive without any charge. Those pur
chasing individual rights are hereby in.
formed that the inventor has expressly
secured to them the right TO use any
improvements which he may hereafter
patent, without any further cnarge.
@ Applications for Individual and
Township Rights, in Washington and
Monroe Counties, may be addressed to
ALLEN & Rowan, Jolly P.O.;
HUGH B HILL, Woodsfeld;
VINCENT BAKER Graysville;
Door. DAILY, Antioch; or to
u. w. SoUTH, Travelling Agent,
Monroe County, Ohio.
Apra 80, 1S62.--3mo pd
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CERTIFICATES.

We, the undersigned, have used aLanr-
stroth's Mopa6te Comb Bee HiUe," and believe
it to possess all the advantages claimed for
it. We find no difficulty in removing the
moth from it, or in performing any other ope-
ration which it processes to furnish the facili-
ties for performing, and all without injuring,
destroying or enraging the BEES that it gives
us complete control over them and their
combs and honey. We feel confident that by
its use bee keeping may not only be made
much more profitable than heretofore, but
that 1t may be pursued with a certaintv OF
success hitherto unknown in this country,
anf we take pleasure in earnestly recon-
mendlng 1t to all persons engaged or wishing
to engage in Bee-culture.
VINCENT BAKER, Graysville;
Docr. DAILY, Antioch;
A. T. Cook, Matamoras;
G. s. ALGEo, Brownsville;
RIDawAY, Brownsville.
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Proceedings of the Democratic
Central Committee
CALLED ON THE
~ 3oTH DAY OF AUGUST.

The Democratic Committee of Monroe Coun-
ty, met at the courthouse, in Woodsfeld, on
the 10Th inst,--John s. Way being Chairman
and Joseph Moose Secretary.
ResolVed, That Convention of the Demo
cracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
the
30M day Of august meat.
in each of the several townships of this
county.
Resolued, That the County Convention for
counting out the votes of the primary cleo
tion, and declaring the nominees, be held in
Woodsfeld, on the
lst day Of September.
Resolved, That each township appoint a
delegate to return the poll books, and that
delegate be member of the Central Commit
tee for the following year.
Resolucd, Phat the rules and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
vention.
Resolred. That in addition to the rules
heretofore adopted for the Government of
Conventions, that the Judges at the Township
meetings be directed to reject the tickets of
all voters who are not known to be Demo-
Gratis, or who viii not pledge themselves to
vote the whole Democratic Ticket at the ensu-
ing election.
Resolved, That the Democrats present at
the primary election shall, in each township,
select one delegate to the Congressional Con-
ventiop, and that the delegate so selected,
shall, when assembled in Convention, cast the
whole vote of this County for the candidate
who shall receive the greatest mum ber of votes
In this County at the primary Convention for
Congress.
= Oh motion, John P. Spriggs, John keyser,
Eliel Headey aud James K. Morris, were ap
pointed delegates to the Democratic State
Convention to be held on the 4th day of July
next.
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
szRf JOHN S. WAY, Chm.
JOSEPH MoosE Sec'y.
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Estray Cow.

Came to the subscriber on or about the
the 23rd of May, 1862, three year old
heifer with two white spots on her back,
white on her belly, red sides, white be-
tween her eyes, four white feet.
The owner will prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. The Cow
may be had on the premises of
JEREMIAH JONES,
Wayne Township, o.
June II, 1962.-3t
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TO THE PUBLIC.
& CHAMBERS will open ssleo

G S. CHA M H e II s will open Select
y. School in the Seminary of Woodsfeld, on
the 14th of July 1862
SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE IL WEEKS.
In addition to the branches commonly taught
in District School, opportunity will be given
for instruction in Higher Arithmetic, Algebra,
Anatomy and Physiology, Physical Geography
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mete-
orology, Geology, Geometry, Trigonometry and
Surveying. &
Tuition in Common Branches for the term So, sc
Tuition for advanced GLASSES in Arithmetic
and Grammar and for students above
enumerated ................... 4,st
Ey Tuition to be settled within one month
after commencing. No deduction for absenc,
except in sickness, nor then if absent les
than one week, at one time.
a3 S. s., CHAMBERS.
May Is, ls62.-2m. ssal
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v. II ~ Is B .Fl ~
s.ThesGomi ronlises Of the Con
.ifsw stst.aion - H,w They b., eff New
80 =. England at tts E.epmse IF tie vs.
ss-s A great warfare npou he co npri misses
Il o1,the iConstisation has been made by
- New England. ard vet no section of lht
= country has e jays ed such immense advnn
IS tsgess under them Look az the fulii W.
ioatipt: % s78s -= saft
<-eseeE sw England hss 3l00 600 peopl.
- and will ha 9, from 1860 TO 1870. thir-
81. ~ nine elrc, oral vottsf' P,esidei t aud
IS Wee President.
nes;;sfiToeis and jndiaDa, Western S q 9 !,
g have 100 Oo0 eol'ie, ju as MARY ae
New England ond will ha e, Il m
50 1860 to- 1870, twenty niue elee oral
= votes. A bonus of TEN eiectorLl vous s
9 ia therefore given to New E gland more
than her population entities ner to
.sssss New York has 3. $50, 900 peopI', 600,-
10 OO0 more than Now England, aud itsh has
z six electoral votes LESS than New Eng
land
- New. England has TWELVE United
- States Senator's, while New York, with a
greater populstion, has bus TWO, aud
- Indiana aud Iinrois. with the sane pop.
ss1 ulstion, bat FOUR. By her greater rep
..osfe senlasien she has been enabled to b .pe
io the e'legisiarion Of the couatly to SUIT her
own interests. ro'.,.5sla, q
80 80 II is far better. therefore. for New Eng.
IL land to stick to the Democratic doctrine
..the Union as it was aud the Constifu
tion as II is," than to favor the vic
schemes Of new Union or. new Con
stitution. in which she could hardly ex
pect these advantages.
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WOOL CARDlNG

ISAAC RICHNER has made extensive ins-
i provement in his CARDING MACHINE,
and is better than ever prepared to accommo-
date, on the shortest notice, all who wish to
have WOOL CARDED, and well carded.
Wool wi be received and rolls delivered
in good order, at C. C. NIESER'S in Lewis
Vile.
The subscriber intends to run team from
Woodsfeld to Clarington, AID Wool can b.
sent and rolls returned free of charge.
Give me trial, ana will give you salts
faction,
ISAAC RICHNER.
Weodsfeld, Ohio, June 4, ls62.-3m.
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
OF Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned as
Administrator de bonis non of Daniel Gray,
will offer for sale at the front door of the
Court-House, in Woodsfeld, on
The 14M day Of Jane, 1862,
the following described premises: Eleven and
one half acres in the north part of the south
west quarter OF the north west quarter o1
section thirty-three, il township Eve, of range
i've, bounded on the south and west by lands
OF George N. Beckett, and on the north and
east by lands Of Jane Truax.--TERMs: Cash
JOHN s. HOLIDAY, admir-.
May 81, 1862.-4w.A
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CAUTION.

Having ths Exclusive Right to make and
sell Longstroth's Patent Movable Comb Bee
Hive, in the County of Monroe, and Grandview
Township, Washington County, Ohio, notice
is hereby given that all persons found max
ing, selling or using the Movable Comb Bee
Hive, whether in open violation of the patent
law, or under the pretext of pretended i'm
provement. without having first purchased
the right from US, will be prosecuted accord
ing to law.
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Pay Your Faxes.

NOTICE is hereby given that will attend
IN at the Treasurer's Office to receive the
balance of the Tax of 1861 until the Goth day
OF July, after which time those who have not
paid will be returned delinquent and 20 per
cent penalty added.
Come and pay your Taxes and save the
penalty. % Notes on all solvent Banks of
ONO and U. >. Treasury notes taken for tax.
JOHN B. NOLI Treas, NJ. C. o.
May 81, 1S62.-9w. $3.50.
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psy FACTS FOR soLDIERs. = Through
ty Of the season

p@ FACTS FOR SOLDIERS. - Through
outsthe Indian and Crimean Campaigns,
the only medicines which proved them
: selvcs able to cure the worst cases of
Dysentcry, Scursy and Fever. were HOL
LOWAY'S. PILLS. and OINTMENT.
Therefore let every volunteer see that he
IL supplied with them. q Only 25 cents per
Pot or Box 22S.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

b. f. LEWIS has opened Shop for
the purpose e of manufacturing BOOTS q
SHOES, at the old stand formerly eccu-
pied by J. Cunningham, Esq, as a Sad
dler Shop.
4p6r Work made in the best manner and
warranted to give satisfaction. Give him
a call, s.t
woodsfeid, june II, 1862
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James Dunn's Estate.

sATOTICEi is hereby given that the subscribe.
IN was, on the 5th day of June. 1852, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
: Count =, Ohio, administrator de bonis non, of
the Estate of James Dunn, deceased.
HzfriJsfaf hAfk RUFUS STINE Admir-.
Il yaue Ii, 1se2.-3t.