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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-19
DaJl 1enla and Columbus RaiIroad
Baltimore aud ohio Railroad. ,-7

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1 AhEAI NATIONAL kOUTE.-1 erlnlual.. AZ Wa.h
~ mston ana Baltimore on the kAst, anu Ni,eeiin,,
bsnN1od and ferkersbuTg the " est, Al thi, lr,.
tunltes with hailroads, Steamers 6o Tor am, tI, -,
points 10 the West, southwest and Northwtsl '''f
lhIeS Trains Daily for all the eastern tjitios r .F
- ms ih the only route ~ MasLInE,Un CIT, -
i.'hte baltimore al 4du, 7:4U ann lu.vJ ul nul 80,
1lu oiVP M on sundays al 4i3O HLd fiU IA, tnl,
leave washington at $50, 7:4O "A a NJ Hnd u s,
~ii III, . = ilii on sundays Al 55O ana p in only.
lnlough tickets W The khstern olies can ~. ,,,,,,
wa Washington CITY All AddIti oLal cl,T,. a, -
@ iie a. fueh ana are as low ~ alj IlI..i .sta
inquire ioi ucKelH wa Baltimore and ONO hsf,,s,l
- "J VI 'hs PIlhs'pM hhin oAd ofhces IN The " asl.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-19
Lahor is Respeotnble.

aiT Labor is Respeotable. r.a...
NOTWITHSTANDING the views o our Southern
IN hrethren,in-law rather step brothers nt pres
ent, therefore the Subscribers have received their
usual stock OF Spring and Summer hrmiug and gar
dening Implements, such ns long an short handled
shovels spades, nattocks, picks manureiofks and
hooks au9urs, drissels, hani saws, files and gmlets
axes halehets palng aud fencing nails hoes and gar
den hoes, wood and iron rakes, garden trUwels -,
aad for sale bylaH fuo CHARLE5 POspi& CO., 10
aprl2d6w East Second ST., doors from Main ~.
i Bacon and Lard.
OOUNrRY bacon sides and hams; also lard, for sale
" by e.rs .Hf Sian CHARLES POST a COa 4..
selOd&w East "a IT., a doors from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-19
treenVille ana Miami Railroad

CHANGE or TIME.
4 n aud alter Wednesday JANUARY 2sth, lacy. nm,
" luf1nvi notice. trans vii as iollo,ss. = ~
leave a. ayton al 800 NJ, Hnd s.vJ ! m.
ATrNe a. uion l2z5 IN s:4u 90
hk1UkNlAG. 'iItN
Leave UnlOn al b:l5 M, and / 20 ~ m 1il.s
ArIiNe al Dayton etO " {" b:lU =.
!Sn-. H. Z, srIhsOk, sapt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
FIGURES w0N'E LIE.

Tho A ipertiser does not like our show
ing of figures in regard to the relative
number Of each party in the army
We didn't suppose it would. We didn't
look Up those facts to suit II. We show
cd up the fgurcs as they appear ON the
Official lists, and ii this does not suit the
Advertiser, we can't help it. "Facts are
stubborn things" even to those, who 80
seldom use them as our contemporary.
II accuses ss OF making misstatements,
Then, Of course. II always lays close to
facts, aud is consistent. Let us see. In
The snme article in which il blames US Of
all manner Of "wilmll and malicious
falsehoods," occurs these sentences:
"The Democracy of Seneca county
hive their proportion Of soldiers in every
COMPANY raised in it's territory for the
war;
New, every one knows that when the
editor penned those lines he knew they
were false. But in another place in the
same article he says
ave know that in all the companies
that have been sent from Tifiin, the De.
moeIaoy were equally numerous with the
Republicans"
They were, were they'll Well, suppose
they were, is that their "proportionl"--
From the official lists we find that at the
ate election, the vote of this township
s,ood Republican, 36s; Democratic, 675
Nearly two to one, Yet, we are told thu,
.'thc Republicans and Democrats wcr,
equally numerous" and the Domecrac,
has sent her proportion"
We aro somewhat sensitive on thi,
point of telling untruths, and we will sa,
once for all, that we have no, the rcmot
eat idea of following the Advertiser int,
the domain OF "wiliull and ma licicns false
hoods" knowing that Il we should at
tempt it we should surely fail against $,
an experienced hand, and one whose rop,
utatiou has been 30 whl earned,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
now VOLUNTEERS VOTE.

Wherever States have permitted Their
soldiers 70 vote, the result has shown
that from fye-sixths 10 seven.cights Of
the volunteers are Republicans. This
sufficiently explains the Democrats gains
In tho Northern States. Or when II
does not. stuffed ballot. boxes and illegal
voting will account for the additional dis
crcpancy. But tho same causes which
have weakened the Republicans at the
North, have shorn the Democracy Of the
Border States OF portion OF its strength.
IL Republicans have rushed to tho de-
fence Of the Union from the free States
with greater slacfity than their oPpo.
nents, 20 Democrats in the Border
States have surpassed all in the zeal
with which they have hasicnod TO the
support Of the rebellion. Missouri, Ma.
ryland, Kontueky, Western Virginia and
Deleware have oil helped TO swell the
ranks OF JEFF. Dayis's army, and every
traitor Of lawful age who has thus left
hose States isa Demscratc voter lost.
Thus Il happens that while The free
States show a diminished Republican
vote, the Democracy have sustained
serious diminution Of numbers in the
Border States and the recent elections
while disclosing Republican Losses in
The North, show also Democratic losses
in the Border States. II Ia a species Of
flank movement by which the Republi.
cans without losing their prcdoninnnce
in the free States, are beginning to
establish themselves and their principles
below Mason and Dixon's line. Little
Delowaro defeats the Dcmoeratio cBndi-
dato for governor, aud only elects Dem
ocra,ic member Of Congress by beg
carly majority Of twenty three. But in
Missouri tho most signal victory has bech
won. II 10 believed thut an emnncipH-
ton legislature has been elected, and
ho delegation in the next Congress is
reporte as follows:
lat Disuict-- Frstcis r. Blair, IT,. Rep.
Cd Henry 4. Blow. Emancipation IT.
Ord +" William Lawson. Rep
dlh " john ). Phelps, Dem.
9th j NJ. McClurg. Emanoipallonist
6,h Henry p. Barton, Rep.
7th " benz. Loan. Dem.
sih A" William A, Hall. Dem.
9th " james $. Rollins, Rep.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Republican victory ia New
Hnmpshire,

The result ofthe city election in Ports
mouth, N. H., on Tuesday, was a signul
triumph Of the Republican parry. The
Democrats nominated their strongest
man, Col. Jno. r, Riding, former may
or aud ex.Congressman, and man who
has most freely criticised the acts Of the
Administration snd the prosecution OF
the rsr. Tho Republicans nominated
at the largest caucus ever held In Ports
mouth, Jonathan Dearborn, esq, Naval
Officer OF the Port Of Portsmouth, who
was eleeted by largely increased Re
publican majority. Tho City Govern
nent is Republican by heavy majoriues.
Dover, n, H., held charter election
on Tuesday lRst, Col. William 4. Estes,
the Republican candidate for mayor, be.
ing elected BY large majority. The
Republican ticket throughout the city
was generally successful. Dir. Estes
is President Of ths New Hampshire Ag-
riosltaral Society, is an extensive real
estate owner and business men Of larg,
Experience. Ne has flled several cficel
Of trust in the city and State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

The Grent Hnuks Expedition.
Gen. Banks AMI bis stsf are working
industriously, by night and BY day, in ft-
ting out and organizing the great exps-
dition. which will sail IN few deyf. to
strike telling blow on some point Of IN
southern coast. II Ill the troops which
are now quattered in this city and en-
campsd on Long Island, as well s sew
eral regiments which ore expected TO ar
rive here very soon, are TO join this expe-
ditlon, u will be far mtre formidable than
any which the Gsverument has yet sent
out and the p9tsntatcs Of the Southern
Confedersey may well grow uneasy In
trying 70 solve the mystery Of its desti-
pstion.
When General Banks first arrived in
New York 10 commence the work Of OF.
ganizetion, Il was announced in ccriain
quarters, and generally believed, that he
was bound for Texas. The entire coast
Of that State being now in the possession
Of our Government, Il was said that the
conquest Of the important interior towns
would be an easy matter, and would re-
suit IN stopping large contrabsnd trade
now undoubtedly carried on by woy Of
Mexico, II not 10 securing q large supply
Of that coyosed staple to our Govern
meat.
This theory, however, was only sur
mise, a. 10 also the assertion that the
expedition is going to Charleston, 70 Sa-
vannnh, to MObiic, OF to sHy other Of the
many places i would be easy TO name.
The truth is that no one knows the dcsti-
nation Ot this gtoat expedition except
the high military authorities who hvye
planned it: and IT the secret has been
entrusted 10 the General himself he IL
ftr too wise to make IL known, even by
the 'rronouncing Of some doubtful phase
or contiguous Rgs OUT; and the So.
cret will 10 kt all who terire the
success Of the pm would wish to have
it.
The Generals headquarters, At $50
Dfca'iway, orc throIged with many visit.
ors, some taken there by lcgitimnto bust
ness, and too many by curiosity. One
wants some position under him--a posi-.
ton, OF course, which will confer runk
and good pay, without much risk or hard
work. Another has ON invention which
he Is sure, needs only TO be seen to carry
conviction to the Generals mind, and
which, II ndopt 4, would unnihilute all
the rebels ia tho shCrtCft space of time
imaginable, and that without the loss of
a man on cur side. Another has NOV
ing wall, which will enable tho Union ar.
my TO sweep like destructive tornado
without the lenet danger to itself, and
wants General Banks to order a supply,
and wait till the work s done before he
starts. II one could believe in all the
Internal machines and destructive en-
gines which these thoughtful inventors
have devised, be might expect President
Lincoln TO dismiss bis army and kill OIL
the Southern Confederocy with the Pat
ont Office.
The General receives everybody kindly
and politely, including inventors; but he
docs not allow them to waste much of
his time aud by the industry with which
he labors, makes il certain that no unne-
eessary delay viii occur in fitting cut this
great expedition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
CuAsrlLLv, Va, Nov. so-7PM.

Brig. Gen. Sthl hRs just returned.
He attacked the enemy at Smokers Ferry
and followed them With 800 cavalry into
their camps on the other side Of the river
and near Berryyillo. Our mcn charged
splcndidly a. they met tho enemy.
Whites cavalry were driven In all di-
reclions.
Nearly all their officers were captured
aud their colors taken, White himself
Aed and hid in a house in Benyville.
The sd, 7th and 18th Virginia cavalry
were elso attacked and rouled---40 Of
their men, with their horses, were taken
and 80 killed and wounded and two colors
taken. One wagon load of carbines and
pistols was picked up on the road, thrown
away by the enemy in their flight. 80
cattle aud 50 horses were also brought
in.
Our loss in killed and wounded was
about 10
Gen. Stahl reports there are brigade
under Gen. Jones at Winchester
Jacksons maiu force was at New Mar.
ke, last "Wednesday as reported prcvi-
ously.
(Siguod) y. SIeEL, Maj, Gen.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
10th REGIMENT
OF 0iii0 lNFANTRYg

The ranks u this r giment have been q in
ed by disease and battle, until its effective
ness has beeomr impaired. to such an extent,
that the General Commanding has o. dere Il
that II be reersited up to The ma1ilhum mum. /.
be-, aud for that purpose Lieut.. Foster, and
myself, with party Of ten non-commission.
ed officers have been detailed,
Men who weh to euter the service and lend
n iping hand TO sustain their Governm ent.
cannot do better thnn 10 come Mt once and
join this old and successful regiment.
The reeruii coming into this regiment, at
once beesmes veteran and useful soldier -
he has the advantage of experienced officers
and comrades, irom whom he quickly learns
The drill and the duties ola soldier general
ly. Recruits enlistihg will be entitled to the
usua pay aud bOnGv.
Cone forward without delay for yelr eoun-
try calls Tor help.
Rendezvous In Commercial Row, Tiain,
Ohio.
JAMES NJ. PATTERSON.
Capt. Co. X, 49th Reg. o. V. | aud Re.
cruitiug Officer
Iifin, Nov 2l, go
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

huTN0y nUIINn anu WIIt.
BY virtue Of an order made by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county
Ohio, on the 29th day Of October A. ID.
1859, in the above entitled cause and to
me directed, will Offer for sale at public
vendue, at the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Tifin, in said county,
on
The 2eth day Of December. A. D. 1859,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M.
and 4 o'clock p. M. Of said day, the fol.
lowing described lands and tsaements, /,
to-wit:
Commsocisg alta point ON the wert
line Of Broadwsy Street IN the town Of
Republic in the County of Seneea and
State Of Ohio, three (3S leef south of the
north east corner Of in-lot number two
hundred, and ten [2lo] running from
the nee west parallel with the north line
of said inlet eighty (s0] feet, thence
south at right angles with ssid north line
sixteen [l6] feet and six [6] inches. to
the north west corner Of Henry p. Bur-
tons lot, thence east along said Barton's
north line and parallel with the f,st men.
toned line eighty 1901 feet, to the west
line OF said Broadway Street, thence
north along the west line Of ssid Broad
way Street sixteen isl feet and six [6l
inches, 70 the place Of beginning.
Also,
The righ, Of way OF fiftesn [l5l feet
at tAe west line Of said lot as an alley as
follows:
A strip OF land fiftten l5l feet wide
from north line Of said in.lot to the
south side oil said ih-lot number Two
hundred and ten [2iOl which has been
decided to G n. Sphnglcr and others as
a public alley by one John NcCoDauehy
and wife, Of said town Of Republic.
LEVI " EIRiCK.
Sheriff
Nov. 9sth SO s7.s5
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
sheriG's sale.
James Farquhn


Peter II Lott, ct. al.
BY Virtue Of an Order made by tho Cou,t of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio. on
the Ith day Of January, A. u. Is26. aud after.
ward at the October term OF said court To.
wi.:--on the lat day of November, 1862
in the above entitled cause, and "a
me directed, ] will slier for sale al
public Vendue. ut the door OF the Cour,
House. IN the sity OF Tiffp, In said county,
on the
22d day Of December, A. o.
fe62, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ. of said day the follow
Ing lauds and tenements, to wit:
Description of the Ras, half of inlot No.
5e5 in the Second Ward of the city of Tinin.
aud further described as follows 20 wit -
Beginning for the same ut the south east
corner of said inlot, No. 5s5, running thence
West on and along the South line Of said in.
lot, thirty (3O) feet tbepcc northerly on
and along the center of said iulot thirteen
03) feet, thence westerly two (2) feet and
siI o. inches; thence northerly twenty three
(23l feet, thence easterly two rel feet and
six o inches, thence noTtherly on and along
the centre Of said in.lot number Eve hun
dred and eighty five 5Ssl to the north lire
OF ssid in.lot, thence easterly thirty 1901 feet
to the north east corner Of said In lot. and
thence sonth on and along the sast line of
said in. lot. to the south east corner thereof,
to the place of beginning, containing more
or less.
Description Of the west half Of said in lot
number 5s5.
Beginning for the same at the south west
corner OF iD-lot number FIVE hundred and
eighty Eve 5s5l running thence east thirty
1901 feet, theues north on and along the cen
tire line OF said in.;ot thirteen Il3i feet.
thence wea,erly two [2l ct and six f6l in.
ehes, thence northerly twenty three l23l fleet
thence easterly two ri feet and sir [6i in.
ches, thence nortbsrly on and along the cen.
trs of said in-lot number fve hundred and
eighty five [5s5l to the north line Of said in !.
lot. thence west thirty (30) feet TO the north
west corner Of said 10 lot, thence southefly
on aud along che west line Of the said in lot
to the south west corner thereof. TO the place
OF beginning, contain ng more or less.
III in the Second Ward Of the city ofTif.
I'M in Seneca county. o.
LEVI wEIRIcK.
Sheriff.
November 81, 1863 1918
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
A Trns,or 0mcer.

The Washington Star says that Major
spaldingof the 5olh N. Y Engineers has
been arrested, and the other officers with
him in the recent transportation of the
pon,Oou train from Washington to Fal,
mouth, Va. It is alleged that Major
sPaulding started with the train two snt
half days later than he should have, Out
was Eve days longer on the road than
necessary.
This is the means that was taken BY
the traitors in the service to prevent Gen
Burnside from capturing Richmond belor'
the rebel army could reach Il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
CONolIT.SsioyAL.

Both Hauses Of Congress met on Mon
day, but have transacted no business Of
Importance, Such traitors as yAllandig.
ham, Cox, and Powell introduced resolu-
tons in regard to the arrcs, end con6ne-
ment of their brother traitors that have
been arrested for oomplieity with JED
Davis. 1t is very natural that they sho'd
teel great sympathy for these traitors, but
ii they had any deeenoy they would ne,
have been in quito such haste.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Ths Preseu, Status OF the Ne.
ere.

At Memphis, a State Judge Of Ten
nssseo having charged Jury in man.
nor TO lead TO collision Of authority,
General Sherman has ordered the Pro-
vost Marshal too issue proclamation to
the following effect.
ANY attempt to execute State laws
nj variance with the orders OF the Pres
ideut and military commanders, will be
construed as contempt of the authori-
tY ofihe United States, and will be sum-
marily punished. Tho status Of the ne
gro is involved in the war now existing
aud will In lis progress be CLEARLY deter.
mined. In the meantime, runaway
slaves must be treated as free, aud peo
pie encouraged TO give them employment
rs such"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
sheriff Sale.
r. De-. .od -.


BY virtue Of an order made bythe Court
Of Common Pleas. OF Seneca county, Ohio,
on the lat Of November A. d.. 1869,
in the above entitled cause, and to me di.
reeted, will Offer for sale. at public yendue.
at the door Of the Court House, 10 the city
Of Tiftin, in said county on the
22s DAr ~ DAcEhBER, A. D., 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ. OF said day. the following
described hnds and teRements to.wit.
The west halt Of the North east quarter,
and the east half Of the north wsst quarter
OF section number twenty -four, t24) in town.
sh.p number one, ~ north in range number
four'een, 40 east containing one hundred
and sixty acres Of land. more o. less. a
TERMS OF SALE.
One third each on day OF sale: one -thi I'd
in twelve months aud one third 10 twenty
four months, with interest thereon from day
Of sale. Tue deferred payments 70 be se
cured by mortgage oa said premises sold
Appraised A. t52t<,o 90. 4ftt 80
tf LEVI wEIRICg.
6hsI,f.
November, Il. 30 st.sS q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Administrators A Sale.

administrators Sale.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Pro.
bate Court of the county Of Seneca, and
State Of Ohio, to me directed. ! will otfsr
Tor sale a. public auction, al the door Of the
Court House. at Tifiin, in said eoaniy, at
o'clock on 80
Tuesday, the 23d day of December,
next. the following lsnds and teuements, be
longing to the estate ofIvou DsSmit, late of
sa.d county, deceased, known and described
as follows. to wit.
In lots numbered III l72, IT'S, ia, IT'S,
l76, III, us and lT9. in STEMS third add
lion to the village Of Green Springs, in the
county aud State aforesaid, TO be sold free
from and unsneumbered by dover or other
charge.
TERMS OF SALE.
One'third cash In hand, one third in one
year and one'lhird in two oyears, with interest,"
from day Of sale. The deferred payments TO
be secured by mortgage upon the premises
ROBERT SMITH,
Adm Of Ivon De Smit, deed
BY LEANpER STEM, Sol. tor Petition
Nov. 81, ~ 4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
4 Thanksgiving au Washington.
nllncr 80 TIC ONO hnNs.

All over the land the festival Of fThsnks-
giving was heartily observed, but not in
oil the length rnd breadth thereof, was
there class who enjoyed it more than
the soldiers who were in attninable posi-
ton to be teted and fcasted. AT Wash
ington there was a grand celebration at
the camp Of the 4lh Ohio, about two
miles and half from the city. The
Chronicle gives live sketch Of the ul-
tair, Mary ohiouns having sigpiiied their
intention to be present, u hugo army
wagon was used to convey them to the
camp. No seats were in the vehicle, and
members of Congress, ladies' and others
piled in promiscuously Hon. John Hutch
ins and his daughter, Messrs. Gangewer,
Reese and Dwyer, with their wives and
families, Messrs. II. NJ Sadc and j.
W. Shuckers were among the regular
party As they were about opening
picnic baskets after arriving upon the
ground, Miss Kate Chase, Mrs. General
Lander, Mrs. Chase, widow of the Sec
retary's brother, and Mr.. Cisco, Assist
tunt Treasurer at New York, rode into
camp. A sumPtous dinner, good speech
from Mt liutchius and other exercises
filled up the good cheer of the day. A
letter WINS read from Secretary Chase,
enclosing S25. Atsll the hospitals abun-
dant dinners were set out.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05

lu Logan County. April %.
In Hardin county. Juue 4,
In Marion couatr, April %,
In Union county, April 2i,
10 Crav ford county, June !,
IN Wyandot county June ,,
In Seneca county, Junes,
In Hancock county lune 8,
In Alien county, May /,
Ia Auglsize county, April 20,
In shelby county, April %,
10 Mercer county april 30,
In Van wort county May 3,
In Pamdlng county, May 4.
In Defiance county May 5,
In Henry county, May s.
In Fulton county. June 10.
In Williams coun,y, j. ne II,
In Wood county, June l3.
In Putnam couBty June ID,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
RANKS EXPEDITION sAILEp

This great expedition has sOiled from
New York TO its Southern destination.
which we suppose to be Newbern, Nsr,h
Carolina. We exPeetimportant results
from this immense force, as We believe
they are iotended,s operate on Richmond.
Bapks is an active and ssle General.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
nATTLR IMmlNENT.

There viii, no doubt. soon be ,rensn.
deus ba tile fought somewhere in Eastern
Virginia. very probably at or near Freder.
ieksbsrg. Our srmy is fully prepared
and confident Of victory.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Second Subdivision.

AusIsiss co unty--Fobruary 3, April IL
and Septsmbvr 30.
Allen countJ-February a. April % and
Octsler %
Mercer eouuty--MNrch IS May 10 and
November no.
Van Vert ceunty--February II, April 81
aud Octob ID
Putnam cosniy--hSroh 10, May 5 Sud
November g.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-05
Third Subdivision.

PAulding county--MArch "a aud Ortobsr
IA
Defiance county--January &c, May II and
October 8.
Henry csunty--Rssruary 3, May 10 and
October 90
Fulton county--Fsbrusry 10, May &c and
October 81.
Williams couuty-F.bruary 2s, June So d
November TO-
Wood eounty--Msrch 10, June 9and No
vember "a.