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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14
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Fancy & Toilet Goods, stationery, &c.
Chanaa hf firm EIe me.

TTTFE Drug 5us:E6sS rohduoaed by ". l.. STsRr IN!
= I. IT Sk8 Il r,t fore undrr the lfAInr uf y.
-TsI'P * TRu., " i'll b. ntDii Il by III TdIties
i.Idr, tn firm ct STARR & BROTHER. the Old ullc D.
Tha 4. ul ftT Tia" ri n's and tr' nTE have here
tOtr" had. W" d SIR" tn ntinuanc tn reef and
vi as our 81 'nd"aNTs tu furnish every irtirl~ W A.
f.d jim Whi,l shall h tn best b. ul,tiinrd
Ne i 'vrTS facility fer c,uduciii htisit,sss
th' l,'Nt gisnhrr nvnE larg" tore r. 'nt 4
equal T. III & It M > '.cti >--id y VII al tlt
low 81 ices f.r c.st.
H T.. STARE,
Dsluw r O., Jan. /. . iSC2. Vt. sTARa
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RARDwA ARE =.
C. D. POTTER & CO.

C. D. POTTER & CO.
ITAyE NOW N STORE THE LARGEST AND MOST
II complete assortment Ur
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered in this market consisting in rartuf
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and swcdcs Iron;
NTyTs I' C"S' H., = b Ger main A T. spring, Steel
Wagon. BnEgya Nulky and Sest Springs, Of Eastern
ANcIs Vices, ANY lis. Bellows. SC. Cell Chain a lIG
e and T-l6; Log Halter aud Breast Chains; Cow Tics
Pump Chain and Tube, Bohs, Nuts, Washers, &c;
200 Boxes irs quality Glass from 3Ox4O (auy
size cut 10 ord tr) sash, Eoors and blinds furnish
At manufacture prices:
raiHts-whitc Red Lead in oil and dry, French
Znc, White Iitharage. NeHtian Red, Whiting, &c; /;
THrpcntine. LnSced Oil and Putty;
Brlshs-laint, Narnish, WhitewaSh. Horse and shoe
Feather busters;
400 doSen Locks and Iatthc comnlcte assortment;
100 dozen Greenwood : Butts l0O u Wrought. Broad
Greeiwood's Congress Butts: Bind Fastcnmgs and
Sash Locks; cord Gimbct pointed Screws.
I A I3 l. /: { TI.EHY
G. D. T. Co N"Id respectfully cal tle atten ion 81
housekaeRers ami others their Stu,k hcCutlcry
Consisting nf Ivory balanced Handles, Buffalo Horn
Coroa and common Handles, with = and lined Steel
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Cnrvcrs:
so dnz- Pocket Cutlery. - different varieties:
AmrriCa and English shears and Scissors:
Axes-Robert's Whites Hunts, Siumond's Brooks
Brut.rs Broad AKcs. Hunts aud Simmund's Bench
Shinglo !ni I-athins IIatchcts:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Carpenter e. :. and common
Btt~-Clark' Graduated. Churchll'S Hammer TwiSt, ,
l.'FInmnedicu'S l. and
ChiScls-C. =. Socket. NuriS;., PAIRING and Farmer
S.,wS-Iea and Lcavt's Mulay and sash, English and
American Cut, shepherd X Irving's, Spear K lack
sons and ether makes hand Pnnncl, Rip, Ee4an and
Compass SaWS.
Ttnch Planes. Plumbs, Levels. SC.
Hiudlcs-Saw, Plane. Augur, Chis,l, Pick,
Gate hinges, Substituting and cumnon 1OO0Strap and
JOINT hinges Wrought RdspS AMI Staples Gate ltchcs.
Whips. Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Fnn-
ci"d Leather Em1Inrlcd Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths and OIL Carpet: Saddlcry an HarHtss Trim
!niugs shoe Kit, good assortment Bird Cages
GEtsses, Canary Scct etc, together with Thousand
other articles. to which the attcton Of the public is
respectfully invited. angie, 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

Protactcd meetings are being held in this
blace at the William Street Methodist Epis-
copal, German Methodist Episcopal, and ID
Presbyterian churches.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society will meet
tomorrow, afternoon. Feb 18th. at the resi-
denee OF Mrs J. g. Evans, on William street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

The number of missives passing through the
Post Once the last few days. clearly Indicate
That ST. Valentines Day has not been forgotten
by the younger portion of community.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

Col. Mason, of the 4ih Regiment, having
b"en temporarily assigned another command
by Gen. Lander, Lieut.. Col. J. Ii. GoDuAN Is
now in command OF thc stl.
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BosToN, Feb. s--The ships Ocean Pearl, Ida
Hoe and North America, with troops and
stores, forming part of the Butler expedition,
sailed this morning for Ship Island.
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Special Aotitts.
Es- HEAD-QI- ARTERs COMPANY B. H. G. @ Sixth
,tsirnei.r, q. Y. Camp at Beverly, Va.

Es- HEAD-QI- ARTERS COMPANY 3. r. 6. @ Sixth
RcSimel.r, o. Y. Camp at Beverly, Va.
July -, I,6I
TT c W. RoHAcE Cincinnati, Ohio: Dear Sir; re-
your .uig ~islvd welcome Il. n-dics
tc" days ago and hasten TO return HnaIniInDus
prrssin IN regtrd to our high opinion Of the
We hay; u>i them with great en5it in cur coInpa-
ny and heartily attest 70 the public opinion Of their
grat bcI. fits In clsgS, especially where there
have been my great changes from the civilian
in daily routine in business al home the exposed hab-
ills Of active soldiers strange and unnatural coun-
try. do We most appreciate e merits Of such heaven
n0st en- llla tca y rcca mncnd your remedies b.
ing assured from experience, that they will b, very
welcoms Companion. JOSEPH \. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co T., sixth Reg. o. V.
J,inss 5,m?l'. Ist Sergeant. Company b,
Gharh ,. Russell; l.r Lieut. 6, B. 9th Reg 0. Y
Tn ; :. Roysr, 2d Lieut..
+ b. Warren, Sd Srargt. q
Stephen \ Ihayer, 4Jh Sea-gt
Samuel D. Heh9o!ry, G mm!ssary.
Corporal { has. w Foley.
Corporal JUhl W. TaYsur
Corporal Edward BuftlH m
Corporal Ia lttn c. {; bic.
7 geth with g. p.ivaes--a luminous expression
in given.
For sale a No. 6. East Fourth street. and by Erug-
Thr special lti3n Of Sutc-s is solicited to this rs
being The best article for mpIiats Incident Camp
IJf-. Feb IA C2-com6n.
ADyieE-As the hot season is approaching
every person should prepare their system for
the change, and there is no remedy so a3pli1sl-
bic ''McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier" " 1t will purify the I.Iood thor
ou%hly. and at the same time strengthen and
mviEoIatc the whole orSiniz ltiUn fhe i'm
mense quantity Of it that is sull daily is
proof enough of IS great virtues III thorough
ly removing all impure uttcrs from the
blood We say TO all, try it, 1t is delicious
t. tIhe. Sec the advertisement in another col
umm.
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Reantifnl ComnIexion .

nOCTOR THOMAS J. tHAPMAN wiz send u al who
wish n-fr.r # cha gc-tht II c:pc and full dirrc
for uSiIg a beautiful table Balm. that will cf
Icctually sVFIIS lLtncnES, IAN. FREFk ~, &c
c l"aving the skin tn, clean, ard beautiful;
full directions for using PEI'rEEAU cEtEBEATrr F1IHr
rANT warranted to start full growth 'i WhiskrTS,
a MuStachc III less than thirty days. EIthtr uf the
hove be obtained by return mail by addressing
with stamp Tor return postagc-i r. TADMAS F..
CRAFMAN, Practical CHEMIST ny TK",pwAY. NV
NOkK. ''fl. lf' TN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

Lieut. POWELL, of Capt. BCxroN's Compa-
ny, is reported among the sick in hospital at
Cumberland, Md.
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Wanted,

A NY number Of Individuals to call and exs n
"A the superiority in tone iiiiah aud c-lkC "a
PRECISION of tk@ IEEHlI;N ITCTUEES daily taken Il
GAEITT'S GAIIERy. They a?rad1hiredoJ rN'lv n
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Wanted.
ZION g. Steel.

TCST received, large addition 20 my atock OF iHoE
ID and SrEEI, which makes my assortment couarl~te
IA all the styles Of commou Il ior Wagons aDd Pug
rirs Sc. AlFo, Steel randy Tire; Spring steel from
= inches widc Cast Steel, assorted si1es; German
steel; AIurrcsu and IngliFh RiKteT Stool.
Frt O. 'Gi [ I. GuANBERLAIN
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II e w Firm
Best Assorted Groceries
Choose I! Cheese!
Mnlay Mill Saws.

TUST received anotncT LOT, tho alovr avs. A.
a r-Isof luumg or rIag saws, Tor Saving WcoL l4
liuTsr Fewer.
Ian. Io, &. {. CHAMBERLAIN.
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For Agricultural column, see the fourth
page.
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Law E3otlce.
Chas. sweetser G. David Humphreys,

TTAYE entered into partucrslir, for the practice o
II u Law in ncla ware county.
Mr. HUMPHREYS Nil he found at all times at the oi1ce
of Mr. SwcctsCr ready 10 give attention tO bsiu"hs.
Mr. SwEETsEft : health II 50 far unproN cd that he iE
able "a gTe attention 10 busiuvss, and thCrCloTc VII
appear ia the Courts usual.
delaware, Oct. Is, lS6l--H
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NJ AR RED.
ORTT ARY.

On the 5Lh inst by D. MaxneId, Esq, Mr.. J. H WEEKS
to Mss n PHILBEICK, all Of Genoa tp-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-14

Sheriff & Master Commissioners ale
Sh'rihln Finch DY virtue of a deere
) ID tai ordcr " sale tu me
pavid GIcCsirtcr. directed from the Court
Of Common lieas OF Delaware county Ohio. shall Of
rcT pubc sale at the door Of the Court Room Del
aware,
Saturday, 18th February 1862.
at c!ock p OF said day. tic following described
real estate, to wt: Situate the Town Delaware,
County Of Delaware and STATE OF Ohio, and bounded
and DESCRIBED f0logSI lying the side Of San
dusky street in said town, and bounded the by
Sandusky street. the nth by tie pTcIniS occup-
cd by I'm ry Moore; the by Uniun street; aud
on tht north by line commencing tn side
SlidisiI street At int ia the middle Of the alley
(ts nov us-dl b tw said pr lni> and thoS W
Powell ESD, and running thence eastrly in the middle
OF d alley and parallel with the south line Of said
misses and north line of sud Moorps prrm rs (said
alley being subj ct 10 be used such by Uwncr nf
sud premises her'b} conveyed and the said Ppwcli's
prrnlis of ih width Of the part thereby A-
praised at 5000.
p. {. WATERS Shtr1f'
and Special Master Commissioner
Jan 10, 1852. $3.50.
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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c.

uf l. l. SEARrzIAy AMI exp ct cruaue In business
at the 0luutaay sUfr-wl We inrIt. all to ca and
s,us ISAAC STATESMAN, SR.
WILLIAM Il. sTAET>MANt(
Itcrwrr,. Feb :. IS62-"tf-
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PARTS pRIKLE FzAsTERs.

PARK S ER1KGE FLASTERS.
They Imn0n Strength ; they -4mnthiiofe Pain.
PARKS ITTIhese Delightful Plasters Yield
1An-, L readily 10 tine nUttin 81 ihr bC
lbsaF5 PRECIPITATION and thro &
PORTS the offensive eIaguatcd iInpu 4
!thc system. They should be :.
RL2GI al Chrun!c Pains, FantnrSS, I:ys y
pT srEps I<a, Colds, Consumption, ithcuuI5tIs
-4AA0 Fe,rElc Weakness, etc. They rCt.. .
ARE SOLD heir active prupensitics when othe.
i'lastcrs useless and 1s5erc dI7;IieG
B4 ALL pain eiHH0t e-ist. Every family sIu d
- lnave them One size on cloih, three
OrAl-fKS sizes on leather. Sample sent by mail
From l to l'n receipt OF - cents
2E DIME New Yotl
rMarah I.-iSlV
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Chr aflarktts.
Delaware MARKET

ted weekly by L. Z. Inns 4 scy, WLolcslI, and
RctailGroccrs, No. ! Williams Block.
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Ustub,s mfrt at IN ir old stand have Engaged Mr.
A. C. MARTIN To take charge Of tn business; huss K.
Tienc' and capacy is unrvaled by any tho art of
pleasing IN lhlG. ] shtu KEEP on md A GOOD
STOCK Of EtERNTiIING PERTAINING TO TIIR BI,yI-
NSS. All orders ued gith dispatch the ~ sJ 10.
Cad and
T. II. WILSON.
Delaware Jan 10, ls62-sn
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Gill's Combination Steel Plows.

TUST rcceivcd 'hc largest srrk ri Et,eI r!,vs c1c
u hrough, I" this market, anIoI vhi,L ma! bt
tnct.lh'T isg 'iz
G!-, Combination C"uerp rsrIiow;
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LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, Nay 90 1850

Ho became popular as a fighting man
at the iiSns when Union men were so
heartlessly driven from their homes in
the border counties of.Missouri, lie os
poused their cause. fought gSllaLtly a
gains, their rebel prosecutors, and his
motives were for comparatively long
time unquestioned. His bravery made
Jennison his friend. and when the First
Cavalry was organized Cleveland became
a Captain.
We frs. saw him in July. He then
called himsFlf Moore, said he was one Of
Montgomery's men, had letters from him
(these he never produced, and told ma
ny stories ,oi flood and fell, in all OF
which lie was the hero.
lie was g natural and lawless adventu-
rer, and JennisOn and Anthony, who had
befriended him most, for sufficient causes,
got him out Of their regiment almost as
soon as be was mustered in. From that
time, September last. ha has been known
chiefly as q desperate and robber. One
of his first operations was at, Kansas City
where he broke into Northrop & Co.'S
Bank, aud robbed it Of $4,000, A simi.
lar attsmpt made afterward at A,chison
was a failure. ,t,
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
ExcOgitate. .E .r


Reader, if thou wOuldst be wise, just
and true, or if thou wouldst indelibly IN.
scribe thy name within the golden regis.
ter Of 'unfading time, and impress thy
character and acts upon the memories Of
the great Of generations yet 10 come. then
we earnestly entreat thee to heed our ad-
mouihons, and whatever difficulty. what
ever cause or effect, may present itself To
any Of thy senses-think it out. Il will
dispel much darkness from thy ipquiriug
mind, increase the vision of thy faculties
and reveal to thy minds eye hidden treas
ures which may not only bea blessing to
myself, and to thy fellow beings Of the
present generation, but to generations YET
to come. ,,,4se s.,g g.,.,rara a.sit.
Euclid. the Egyptian mathematician, oil
Alexandria, who died 277 yearo before
Christ, had not the least idea of the i'm
mense value he bestowed upon his gener
alton. upon ours, and upon many genera.
tions yet to come, by the laboriOus'ihink-
ing out Of his mathematical and geomcri.
cal laws and problems. Bnt when John
Napier, of Manchester, Scotland, thought
out bis system Of logariihms, during The
sixteenth century, and Robert Simson, Of
-Glasgo. England, bis crOnic sections, dur
ing the seventeenth century, they well
knew that they had wisely inscribed their
names by the side Of that Of the immor'
tai Euclid. GaIiloo1hougbt out the tele
scope. which, by the Improvements Of
Hefchel and OILERS, has brought to ouI
vision worlds beyond worlds; and the
Lincolnshire astronomer, Sir Isaac New
ton, by his diligence thought out the
universal law of gravitation, BY which al
matter is governed, and by. which these
worlds are sustained and governed in
their several motions. s---s ,ry
Benjamin Franklin, the poor printer
boy, Of Boston, who thought outtbe iden
tity ofelsctricity and lightning, subdued
and chainsdlit, had not the faintest CON
csptioh that be left for Morse, many
j ears after him, to think out the method
of employing it as carrier Of intelligence
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Tie vessels Of this squadron were lyf6t
at the time tied up 10 tho tank Of III,
river-three on the eastern and four Of
tho western sIde-aud (asahey wer,
transferred TO me by Flag Officer Foo,e
ready for action. Most ohthe vessel
were prompt in obeying the signal to fol
lowing the motions Of tho Commander il
Chief. no 4F.'diSi sta " {. 500
The leading vessels Of the rebsI squad
ron made directly for mortarboat No. I6
which was for moment unprotected. q
Acting Master Gregory and his crew Be
haved with grea, spirit during The action
he fred his mortar eleven times Il 'tbs
enemy, reducing the 'ctargS and dimin.
ishiugtho elevation. '.N'a'si sdi SO
Commander Stembel, N The 9dhboaI
Cincinnati, which was the lesdine yessel
in the line on that side ot tie river, 'foI.
lowed Immediately by Commander Kitty
in the Mound CITY. hastsned to the sup,
port of the mortarboais, and wefe repeat.
eddy struck by the eehemS'a rams,
at the same time that they disabled the
enemy and drove him away. laee's ts.'
Phe two leading vessels OF the onemy's
line were successively enco By this
ship. The boilers or steam cbest Of one
Of them was exploded by our shot, and
Both Of them were disabled. They, As
we'll as the lirst vessel encountered By
the Cincinnati, drifted down the river. :
Commander Wake informs me that he
fred a SO pound rifle shot throug gh the
boiler Of the third Of the enemy's gun
boats. Of the western line, and rendered
her for the time being helpless. ~ a7s5
The action lasted during the better part
of an honr, and took place at the closest
quarters. The enemy finally retreated
with haste; below the guns Of Fort Pill.
IowlH ntoi hla lU' tH0G sGa oa ynE
~ have to call the especial attention Of
the Department to the gallan.ry and good
conduct exhibited by Commanders Stem.
bel and Kitty, and Lieutenant Commihd !,
ing s. L, Phelps. '''S 'Ts',''R7t Soa3
1regret to say that Commander Stem.
BILE. Fourth Master Reynolds and one Of
the seamen ofthe Cincinnati, and one ol
the Mound City, were severely wounded.
The other accidents Of tho day were
slight. II -a's7 ~ a''e e's' i9%i' 'as J
Ih've the. honor to be, your most obd.
dicnt servant, '' G. II. DAVIS, ae ai'toi
Capt. Comd'g Miss. Flotilla, pro tenn.
N
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THE MERRIMAC.

| =
THE MEKRIMAc. taly'
'f - @ -.sF 2 h'n % "i'
Why1She was Destroyed and,.5 What SIZE
Failed 10 Do--The SfoyV of Her Mas
,.s.' 66,,s NM r,,n,;o..f,g sg.g
=. ~,,. ~ -.''.',' "
lne pp" mas'ef q haIe ana gunner Of the
Merrimac have arrived at Fortress Mon
roe from Norfolk, and the correspondent
of.tbe Pbiladslnb;a Innniror liens n,
~ s... - y,I-... -,
%Vvouu. " az 'n'otf'e" WIN tnemi Ahey
tell "a Interesting story. We copy:
The masters mates name is E. K.
Mclaughlin. son of lie proprietor OF
Barnum's Hotel, ia Baltimore. He was
arrested in Norfolk last Saturday, when
cur troops look possession Of the city but
atterward released on his parole. To day
he took the oath cfsIlegiance. and is on
bis way home. He was on board tle
Merrimsc when she sank the Cum berlan d
and promoted Tor sigma, services in that
action. a- .,-s ~. - |
The gunner's name is Ball, native of
Baltimore, where be bas widowed
mother residing. AT the breaking out of
the rebellion he had Just been discharged
from the naval service of The, Uniled
States, after service of FIVE years. He
Immediately shipped on board q vessel
for England, and on Lis arrival there re.
shipped in a merchantmen for New Or.
leans. The vessel successfully ran tho
blockade, and her crew was disdbarged
He was told by the Coniederates that be
must enlist, either in the army or navy;
he preferred the latter Upon the com
ple,iou oi the Merrimac be was detailed
as one other crew. in the. capacity of
gunner. In the actiJu Of that memorable
Sunday, when she destroyed the Cumbsr-
land and Congress, a shot from the Cum
berland entered the port hole Of her bow
pivot gun killing two men and Wonnding
several others. Alter that no one yolun
teercd to take charge Of this gun for fear
OF similar disaster. lie Cid so, and has
since had charge oft. s taa
Commodore Tatnsll was very imbecile
and childish. and so feeble that he had to
be assisted up and down stairs. The crew
had no cou6dence in him, but we're proud
oe Captain Buchanan. When the rebels
found thatthe tngbost }. b. While bad
deserted aud came down to the Point.
they at once concluded that their plans
were given in detail % our officers here.
CAP tain Byers is worthy Of great praise
and many thanks for the important news
which be brought, II is we'll known
here that. owing to his information, the
important movements lately made took
place. The rebels had lightened the
Merrimac with the intention of running
her up James river to Richmond; but fin
ding their plans betrayed, they determin'
ed 10 come down into the Roads and GOV
er their retreat which was then going on
at Norfolk and Craley Island. When
our feet shelled Sewall's Point there
were only two companies stationed there
to keep up appearance. ..l
The Meriimac, according to arrange
ment, came down, which was then going
on. The officers knew that the Galena,
Aroostook and Port Royal had gone up
the James river therefor their project
in that direction was decidedly impolilic.
Upon Saturday night consultation took
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~coIINTY OFFICERS.

.JndRe Of .Faitfsd Common ,PIeas C0nrt-HENRY
C.'WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio.
1erStstS JidTsA-JRsSB BL RoHNER, ofce In Public
4rPsosscatinR Attorasy-- WILLIAM T, WISE,
SAsrsfL-IiMES MILLER, once at Jail. ~
cisSEof CoGrt-lJOHN @. RAlNKY, Office Public
Ssaiier--w WILLIAM RoBINsoS, ONCE Public
4SsSssis,-.P C. BIsE ADV N o ontsePabii Building
, R.sordsr--A. sYFERT, Once Public Building.
Rakpssor-E. v. HANNUM ,ofice Public Building
orpnsy--t: sIiRFFER, residence Madison tp.
sComp.is is.ionsrs--JoSEPH SHARP, of Bern Town.
shin JONAS A.. BAKER, Of Walnut Township, and
JOHN W. CUNNING HA y. .of Hocking Tewnshlp.
Sekosi EramHsrs EWILLtAM WHIT Ef JOHN
MILL Is nud,U RIAH O. HUTTER. .'rTNlf
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FREEpoM OF fHE rnrss.

Tho journal from which We take the
following has long been suspected Of Ia
ten, Union sentiments, aod bas, therefore
brought up6n itself the abimJsity Of tho
rebel leaders q lsnpf q degree that It's
suppression issPokeU o. Here Ia What
= correspondent OF that journal says Of
sueh rroceedines.'- r at4tsa ~
o." from tbs RaEefrh s,sndafI. Aprileo.l
.IwiIl bs.rs,ber a dangerous as veil as
alI,gh, banded experiment, I trow. for the
authorities to att mpt the suppression Of
any 'ndepEDdent press and more ,,ar,ic
ularly the Standard, which hes s6 r,r,, ,
place % the affections and confidence of
the people. 'wouh nrodeslly advise the
suthoiiti-s 10 consider well wba, fhey ars
about befoIs they take any step in ti,at
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