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LETTER FROM RoMNEy.

RunNhr. Va. Dec. 30.
Ens TRIBUNE:
This is Sunday and the frat ono that has
been Sunday, in the 9Th Rcg't, since its or
gan'ziiion. Heretofore, Sunday aud Non.
day hnve been all the snme, but TODAY, after
company inspection, we were sent TO our
quarters TO rest. AS We have no Chaplain
now. divine service is suspended. The day
is beautiful as morning in May, though we
have been enjoying some pretty severe wealth.
er. thermometer down TO zero and no fire In
the tents. Well, if ys~ ssuid h.-. rssP.a
into our tents, just then, you might have seen
some shivering boys; but now we have a
furnace in No. .. and "let her blew"
We have quite a formidable force here
and, if we are attacked at this place. am
thinking We will give them a warm rceep
tion, and guess the 9TH will play her part,
Cross Lanes to their credit and would like
we'll to pay them.
There IL some (un in soldering down here,
especially in standing picket, where fcl-
low has to keep "a good look out. or get an in.
PRODUCTION to minnie, which Is unpleasant
H. the extreme. Only yesterday, S. st. John
Of Attica. with three others Of our company,
was on picket on the Winchester road. where
a squad Of bushw hackers made known their
presence by firing vollcy from their old
rifles at them. bat without doing any dam.
age. IL aroused the mad" of Sam. who WAS
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eous mpGnrssppadfnfs
LETTER FROM CUMBERLAND.


NVAhhhhNpt Md., Dec. 1is
DE,R 1risuSE:
As bad nothing cf imncrtsnce to do, J
thought would improve the,in,e in ad,lres-
singa few lines to you. thiakhg il nigh, be
Of come interest to your readers.
There sre sbou, 400 sick At this pl.ee. at
the rrsent time, some Of which are danger.
eusly ill; a grea, many. however. uat are
not sble TO stand the hsri.hirs Of seslicrs
life. a. ihe duty now st Romney is very ,e
we're. They occupy two large b~ild,ngs a,
hospitals, one Of which Is the Barnwn House
large tavern stand. situated on Bsltmorc
street, Which Is the principal street in the
city: the other is the National Hotel, situated
on the corner Of Baltimore aud Meehapic s,s.
There has been great many deaths here,
since the establishment, Of the Hospital, the
most Of whom died with the Typhoid Fever
there are also great many who have ,hc
measles.
They are making preparations at the pres.
ent time fer the reception Of the s'ck and
wounded. which will be the result Of the at
tack on Winchester. which will take place
soon, ! think. A great many troops hav,
passed through here, the PAST two weeks
hound tot Rrmney. The general opinion
here is. that our side will win the victory -
There sre good many secessionist' here but
they are obliged 10 Keep "mum," as the towr
L. flled with Uuiou sodiers. There are alsC
q good many young men Of this place, wh'
a.. ,,.,-k.-. ar.t - - ss'" nimlt geo,
many Of whom would be glad to get Jacl
home. but they dafe not come. as there !,
plenty Of tar anil feathers and a large raj
supposed TO have been made by "olj Abe,
In waiting for them.
The other day Waited what was former
ly called a Secession Printing office, bu
alas! one night, somo Of the Uuion boys, ne
liking the sentiments published by the Edi
tor, proceeded to the office and mobbed Il
throwing the cases and everything pertain
ing to Printing Office, out Of the window
Capturing the Editor, (who is now at Colum
'"s'' ~"h rms'"s 10 devil In general, s.
much for secession. ! have ..n,c Of tho tvp
in my possession.
About a week ago, one OF the 18th Indian
boys met with a fatnl accident, bet veen her
aud Romney. while on the way to the latter
lie attempted to jump from one horse car /
another, when he fell between the cars, on,
Of the wheels passing over his right leg. jus
little below the knee, crushing It into
jelly. lie was brought back here, xhcre hi
leg was nmputatcd, hut modification takin,
place, he died day ar two afterwards.
A report was currcRt this morning that
detachment Of men belonging tG Cs,t wea
ver's Co 4th Ohio Regiment, were tAker
yes tsrday.
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The grcatFrcnchIsc IN scnedy
MADAM BOIviN's elaborated
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

The nnly certain mi SAFE Remedy for Ill Cterin
'Ohstruetion', Mcnil ly ricuh,s, iuerulrriieS, an
ssllthe other disea"s which the woman, wife and
.Methsr is peculiarly Liable.
These Pills contain no dsletsrious ingredients bu
are safe . nd certSin In their action They will be
Fesnd to exert the hnPpisst effect, in al Of Pro-
uaPsus Ctsr. Ia Leuchoues, or the Whites. hey will
he foundth. easiest and csrtsin Cave that can he
found Il Is on account ofthi, cersinty they should
not be taken by Pregnant Femae' tduring the frst
tnsnths. a. mstatriaKe isceusnl to he brought on,
bat AZ other periods their nse Is perfectly safe.
N.B.-une dollar and thtee postage stamps enelosed
ts tny authorized agent, will ensure package ofpil.
hl teturH mail
C.CRosDY, General Agent, Bud.io, n. Y.
cAurios.-Beware of Counteri.its; the genuine
mse the signature orc Crssby the outside wrapper
For salsby !. u. ~. John q Co., Dubois 90. aud
J. y. Msfqasrdt. THIN. q. octillY
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Sad Accid ent--we learn fram Or. l.aih.
rop. the attending Surgeon, that two sons Of
Mr.. John hoaFy. who resides in the west
part Of York township. sandusky CO., Ohio.
met with an accident on Thnrsday last by
which Que Of them viii he badly MANNED, aud
the lifs Of lhs other endangered. Il appears
that they we're hsnalinsA loaded rifle in a
somewhat careless manner, when it was acci-
dsetAlly discharged. the ball cutting oil the
thumb IRON ibs len hand Of one. aRd enter
ing the sboulan Sf the other at tbs superior
part OF tAs "ssspuln.'' following the bone
downwsndstc the ribs where II csmo out =
Bellevue independent
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Cenl OLA great revolution has been
IN nde in the ''problcm Of lights" by the in.
PRODUCTION OF coal oil. It has almost entire
ly superoeded the use Of candles and burning
Anid. and even gas itself ia shJrn Of half its
brilliancy. At the price It is now selling.
$50 cts per gallon,) il is cheaper than any
other light, aaords u light eq Ial if not su.
rerior 10 gas, and is entirely safe from cx
plosion. It's ceming into very general use.
We regard II as one or tho mos, SaIu6blc dis
soveries Of the age.
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TIFrIN r, O. REGULATIoNs.

Vs hiOANDs
sS- Postoiiice hours froa A. NJ. to
r. ~
HJ-MMls for The tram. Nsrtn ana Seutn
will close 90 minutes before car time. All
letters should be mailed at least 80 minutes
before car time.
c8- Letters and papers must be prepaid,
in order To insure transmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Mail train passes Tifiin; going South, at
I 40 A. M. Going North at 4:i7 r. NJ.
Delaware. Marion and Upper Ssndusky
Mail arrives by Hack, Tuesdays and Fridays
Mt 7. M.-lcavcs the same day at 2 p NJ.
Bucyrus and Melmore Mail arrives Mon.
days aud Fridays, at S 7. M.-leavss, Tues
days aud Saturdays, at 3 A, N.
Republic and Bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily. ut IL A. M.--lraves at =. NJ.
Fos,oria Malt arrives by Hack, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at III A. NJ
leaves same day at 81 p. NJ.
FL Seneca Mail arrives. Tues days and
Fridays, at 3 p. M.-leaves same day al 4
y. NJ
N I M1-Eu, ID N
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The S5th Regiment, Se understand, are
pleased with their new guns. These guns
have raised sights which give them a range
Of 1000 yards, being one hundred yards more
than the Enfield Rihes. So far as they have
been tested, they shoot remarkably well. r.
They are the French Riaed Nusket - Nor.
wax Reflector.
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Not Gone Yet--Zahm's Cavalry were
ordered to Camp Dennissn this week, but we
understand the order has been couutermanded
for the present. They will march to Shelby
ou horseback aud there take the cars.
The papers state that the 55th would also
leave, this week, but we have nothing defin.
i,c rom camp on the subject.
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MARRIEn.

On the lat inst, by Rev. Reuben Cool |,
Mr.. Simuel u Miller 20 Miss BarlarA Rras1'
ares, both vf Seneca CO.
On Thurslay, Nov ~, at the residence OF
the brides father. by the Rev. Z, q. M,bcc
Dan Stearns to VI Louise Simmons, all Vi
uardrn Grove, Iowa,
At the residence Of the brides father, neat
SycamVrc, Wyando, co Nov l7,h. by Rev
n J Close, Mr. Adam Is Stewart Of BlroW
township, Seneca county. to Mise Rachael
lngersun.
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Maj. Franklin Of the 34th Regt cam,
home on visit to llis family, last week.
looking hale and hearty. He gave an nc.
count of bis experience in campaigning. at
The Wigwan, On Tuesday evening.
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Ohio Agricultural Report--we are
indebted to Mr.. J. II. Klippart. Secretary Of
the State Board Of Agriculture, for a large
and well bound volume, containing the Re
port for 1860. Me-. Rlippart makes these re.
ports very valut ble TO the people Of Ohio.
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Gand Distribution--The Union Fair
has closed. but the $500 distribution has not
come Oft ret A few tickets yr, remain to be
sold. Tho goods may be Seen nt Y. X Shaw
hans store. Every ticket draws a prize.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Job Printing.

We have al the facilities Of the larger eities
for doing all kinds Of Book and job Printing.
in tho highcs, style of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
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urndcr. Does this Mean Youi

There are n number Of our subscribcrs who
owe us for one or more years, and whose faces
we would be glad to see dsrkening the sane
ium door, We are in need Of cvcry dollar
that Is due us and these Subscribers are doing
us great injustice, by Withholding Il. We
are tired sending our paper. week after week
for nothing. Money may he sent by mail a,
our risk and the proper receipt win be re.
turned
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Dencdt Coneert--The proceeds of the
Soldiers Benefit Concert, at Loesser,s Hall,
on Thursday evening last, amounted to over
$40. which was handed over to the Relief
Committee.
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Arrcsted--A man named Jas. Patterson.
suspected Of being rebel ,py, vss arrested
at Camp Mcclellan, the other day, by order
Of Col. Lee, and taken to ColumSu. for uial.
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The state Bank

The State Journal says that at meeting
Of the Board Of Control Of the State Bank
of Ohio held on Friday, it was resolved
not TO suspend specie payment,
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sth Of January-A shop" takes place
at Locsser's Hall, this wednesday, evening",
and the proceeds are to be appropriated to.
ward the relief Of soldiers families
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New Col. Of the sth-- Col. s, S. Gar.
roll OF the 9Th Ohio, seems 10 be well liked
by the boys. no will be seen by the letter of
Capt orle, in another place.
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An Interesting Letter from our CORES
pondcnt in Paris, together With an article
translated from the Paris Steele, will be found
on the first page.
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Died.

: On itIun,, l,uV. I1th, ~ the rcsilenc. o'
s II. Arnold. In Garden Grove. Iowa, Ma.
than Dicks, In tie Ssh year of his age.
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yyoODi WOoDii wOODii,

Any amount Of good wood wanted at this
office on subscription. Now is The time to
bring IL in.
Good Pntroe' ani Winter Apples also
taken on subscription.
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"winohcster's Genuine Preparation"
IL THE ONLY RrtI.utr

imoo ~ nr. churchllrs Remedy. fMadc from tho
original Gormulal Tho action ,t tho lyporhse Jit 4
hTNo-'nID and specinc tncrtdsiRg tho rrlutp NnH
fNNHrt TN NrRvuts rrRcr, and they arc iho NOT
ruM Rrr BLOOD GrN gnAitNa aOKNIs ENtwN The tn q
ePon the tabcrcular condition is niMLuiATE AT iuu
oENtfSt hsNrruss pnArrFAHiNo vnu a iLIHtiN Vutn
- EutV M'Rvrtora They r,lierc tho cough in ini
cNpccioration tmIrors tho appetite argesi dilrrhu
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rFFECT OF TIE REMEDY.

"Ts ON tho earliest appearance OF these sirrs ef
Consumption, the patient taLes daily about ten
graips OF the IYPoPHosPfttrFs he viii usually
see them all d.sappcar IN period varying from =
few weeks TO Few months and By rer,i-uinE tho
occasional use OF the Hsmcdy, he Will cPII n
1LT FIND HiMsILr IN THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH As ltR. rEnnAfs. HAD NrNIn
ESoMN IN uta iIFF nErOup.
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Catholic Fair--The nett proceeds Of the
Fair. To- the benefit ef St. Joseph Church, we
learn, was about 500.
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Ua.. W. y. Noble will please accept oul
thanks for copy Of the Military lnvestigat.
ing Committed Report
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,o,o,r, p,sc.mnu,s speech sstur-


colonel BIsckman's speech ss,rr-
day Night Quite crowd csmc on, on SAT-
urday evening to hear Colonel Rlsesm'n'
and wen, home. we believe, convinced that
,he Forty ninth Ia wen cared Cor. the health
improved. and everything going "a as smeosh'
ly as the Friends could expect. The cssesrs
Of the Forty ninth ssN your good wishes aad
ficndship--mcre Of YOUR prayers ssd 'ymra'
thy--lc,. cf your unmsri,cd curse. aud de
nuneistlons. - Fostoria News
The 7gd Reximcnt--up 70 Wednesday
evening last. the whole number cf men ~
crui,ed for the 79l Regiment was sS-only
four less than the minimum number for :
regiment. so that IL is nov sure thing. Blu
tn, Colonel wishes tcfll the regiment up Il
iOiNmcn. will not the young men Of III
county strp forward and hlI it uP at onces--
/ II vii. l. shame TO have the regiment lea,,
the county without the maximum numbcr.- =
Fremont ieur.
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See AdvertiscmN~' Of Lieut. y. " d.
W ellie, Of the Hoffman Battalion, ." ..-.,,hcr
t1ace
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PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
No. . TOmb's Block,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,


BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, so styles,
Union Envelopes, so styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engravings
of all the Generals in the army.
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Memorandums,
Gold Pens;
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Our Thanks nre due H. s. Rumseld,
ESD. for cory Of the Dcseret New', Of
December Is'h. published nt Salt Lake City.
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The ReEinning Of the New Yenr is an
excellent time TO settle Up with the Printer
Government notes taken at par.
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Hanks! Hanks (!

Al kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, kert con
vtantiy on hand aud for sale cheap At tho IRi-
SUSE OfrcE; such as
Dccds, Summons,
Mortgages, SubPocne@.
Attach ments. tSn0ts.
Ex.c.,i".s, Constable Sales,
niauk Mates, &c., sc.
aTJusticcs and Notaries supplied on reas-
cnahie terms..Cn
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Matthew's Chocolatc Worm Drops

Mnfthew's Chocolate worm props.
NEVER fsii to destroy and esterminste all kindso'
Hnteainsi WORMS Are perfectly relisbe IN al Eases
a.dfu superior, to my and all Of the Fancy Worn
asuf-cioo, sna naaseous vermihuses which In
They may etakss Al sll times wiihpsrset sAfsiy, a'
shey eonfsir no Merruty or otber dcletetous drug.
tohsrs'h should s~sy' purchase them, and give their
shildrsn no othe.
Each ,os contains "a drops.
tNs ca'har'ie ~ha'evsri' seeessryfobe givsp.l
For sale By ali druggsts and dealers In medic nee.
-e.a h A. I. siATTnEwe.
estt11y Bsasls, y. y, and Fort Eae.C.w.
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Yours.
A. G JONES.
THE GOVERNMENT AND TRAIT
ORS.

~ JOkES.
THE GOVERNMENT AND TRAIT
ORS.
A river, mighty aud deep.
Flow. on 'ts w.y tn the sea:
Its banks are rugged and steep.
The current is strong and free.
And the sweeping wAte<s roll
Resistltss to their goal.
A tree by the liver aide
Falls heAdiong in the stream.
And the waves on the passing tide,
With thousand ripples TEEN.
Still the mighty waters roll
Resistlrss TO their goal.
The stones from the hanging brink
Fall in the stream below.
Aud the wnvelets as they sink,
Ia circling. eiroling eddies dow,
Still the mighty waters roll
Resi.tless 10 their goal.
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Thanks to Hon. s. s. Cox, for copy Of
Z. "a, -. 0a tue Iuarvn snu gtue,. ~......
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Ebcn r. Sturgis, one Of the Oldest aud
wcHlthiest citizens Of Mansfield, died at HE
residence in that place, or New Years day.
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EARLIEST slows or cogsVuprtow.

"Avp THesg SieNS FHt,u Tottow tmv. - Ner'
" 1he arief symptom of tahorCuar disease isN usa
II pres ne cte \, and u IA earlier, IN pout ot tnis
tina the Rncnc ~ s nrst manifested " the fdcc cm
han = tn, m1scuir tiqfuV4 WastN liCucc pEruuV .
thcrc Il scut OF something ". uuE f,iag that rrH
= ~ rovrns AUs FtscviNu. Tic tu,i- of the lN he
NJ chino Is more active thaa It's rrpiir"--ir. foliol
"If, ,tri,hoptdpydyIdrR caNss, or under uo Influence
of carscs which lduco wu,NNlss and iNikt srt sut
as tint, sri 4 o'c ts0fk, e. 81, pr HdH " torna
Ha1siag, rlnt eyrts, OF sllv ,rcor'g Jrn d,s,ose,
pNfson hcgms % lcso his ncsh, strength, color or
appetite, II hS suftrs nom tAor,R9s OF lr,aiA %
feilcsne-s, aud cxecri isnrcs general f,org ~ L,
gboT and dlTcioii, 1lifl,E IL RlAstlN 10 ltNk that
IL ia alrciav rrsli yaisd 20 the cceytsfs - t,,sr
symptoms bo aided oosA, howyNcr tNh'' lSl'NuAli2 y
u Ii has come on SONY. er suIlg W. lsW tyas.h
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day next. The following is the list OF Jury
men;
GRAND JURORS.
TN Friuk, Big Spring; Abraham Kagy
Bloom; John p Hsilman, dol Jas. r Wilson,
do. Henry Maines, Clinton; Jesse Shriver.
do; Francis Wagner, do; Lewis BAltzell. dol
John T. Bretts, Eden; VIM. Randall. do;
John Britt, Hopewelli Ephraim Parker,
Pleasant; John Casseiy. Reed; Philo Dug
bee. seipio. Henry Wil,enmyer, Venice.
PKrIT JuRohs.
Chas Albright. Adsmsi Geo. Shaifner,
do; Levi Corp, do; Francis Birdsail, do
SAml II Dewitt. Clinton, VIM. Reeme. Hope.
we'll. VIM Ash, Jackson. Matthias truth.
Loudon. John II, Clay, Do, WIN @ Lybcrger,
Liberty, JAG Pul's, Pleasant. joseph L Ma.
gers, Seuoea.
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100 YOU KNOW IT2

CONSTITUTION u TuE liOsT rNru, SCot-rCr ~
MANKIND. II has been tru'y rcratGc'i ~ aN ivtrr,
y SNAtAnY--fcw ever surviving tis ntto,k OFsufk
~ ne sAi- ltr,aa yyfrs" says ". tlif -~-tt ana
.MUGE 1ifAN tNf ltNtf Ol All lilt MI ~ .
1.tltuN ~ uiog trivttr g. yuirlff w sllRhlli tti-
.ll.ft g." NhatA tad comnivutaty on The t,astc'l
enlctcv e tho iloalmg Al
Ihe brilliant li,cScty cC n. Churrtu. faasc 70 tir'
impCsti Academy OF iicclsc of iars. haa protcd AZ
il.f-ai. bon g. thr world. " the ts' ~ this ncN
mi ts.rseftfI fsta alasf hrmistry
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II. L. Mckee. P. NJ
THIN RctafI MARKET.

Corrected weekly, by ". A. BUsKiRK N BTo
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Grocefies and pro
duee of all kinds, 5hs whNn's block TifhnO.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'm MIND

tErhat thcTRIBuNB has the isre-
est efrcuiation, aud Is, therefore, the
pest raudiua for advertising, In Seneca
csuntT.-&1
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Court commences In this place, on Mon
day next. The following is the list Of Jury
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THE uYpopnosPHITEs,

"rhe CURE Of CoNst MPrtoN. eVcs IN the
sccsad md Third Stages Cet periej, therefore,
whcn there caa be no dsubt ~ to the natrre of
the pt.csscl e the Rli.F. white nIAIn - 1nf
ENCrPrIoN." ~ KNOW" ssys NJ. e..
"thnt they viii prove nat ruiy Rs ttEE \ REM.
rnN ~ CoSnt NrIION ma OuInInc Is to later
tnitte.t teNc-, but also n. eHsUtuni n iKEsns
NAIINE ns Nneetnnilsn In Email l.et..
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ATAIR IRIAL is A eLRIAIN Cure |

ns- Rl.NAl,E OF Bogus Fsineliet advertised ns e.
Sbnrrhls, and all other SWIM llNg 1iNIt ~ 10 rob
sufferers of their means io's pro tine mud hasten
iAIAL Risrtr Mrito to me Tor CinC1 LARS, ard tor
nr Chnrnhili,a Trnati.n a., ron.n,rntir-
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-16
q The Republican Jud,cia. Convention

i a. The Republican Judicial Convention
which met at Quincy on the 18th, nomina.
ted Capt. JAxEs 8. DAr, Of Sidney, for
Judge, and @. E. WILLARD, Of CLARK county
for District Attorney. Capt. DAY is at pres
ent in command Of company in the 18th
Iowa Infantry, though he was 80 severely
wounded At the battle of Shiloh, as to be
unit for active duty. He is spoken Of by
those who know him, as man Of fine abil-
titles, and well yersed in legal matters.-
Judge SEARS endorses him as o man that
would do honor to the bench, in case the
people choose him to that position - Of
which there can be but little doubt. lis
Mr.. MILLARD is known in central Iowa as q
talented man and excellent lawyer. Both
candidates are reliable Republicans, and
thoroughly devoted 10 the cause of crushing
out this rebellion, and should, as we have
no doubt they will, receive the votes of ey.
cry loyal man in the District. ..