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Dir. Ho0FLaND'S
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COUNTY OFFICERS,
Probate Judge,
Hon. WIN. II. LASLEY, Pomeroy.
Clerh Of Cdurts,
H. L. SIBLEI, Pomeroy.
Sheriff,
J. J. WHITE, Pomeroy.
Prosecuting attorney,
JOHN CARTWRIGHT, Pomeroy.
Treasurer,
GEORGE B. GROW, Pomeroy.
auditor,
AARON STIVERS, Pomeroy.
Recorder Of Deeds,
S. S. PAINE, Pomeroy.
Surveyor,
ELIJAH HUTTON, Pomeroy.
Coroner,
H. c. WATERMAN, Middleport
Commissioners,
J. F. BROWN, Tuppers Plains.
JOHN r. ELLIS, Racine.
c. DOWNING, Middleport.
Directors Of the Iafrmary,
GEORGE BELL, Chester.
N. STANSBURY, Rutland.
NJ. BOSWORTH, Middleport.
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Sustlces OF the Peace. and when
Term Expires.

ustices OF the Peace. and when
Term Expires.
Beaford 7omnship.
William Smith, May 10. 1868.
Samuel Catlin, November %, 1868.
Chester To,cnship.
BENJAMIN Knight, May 2. 1868.
George Bell, May IL, 1864.
VIM. Foster.
Columbio Tornship.
Moses Rutherford, May 30, 1862.
John McKinstry, Nov. II, 1852.
Lebanon Tw"shap.
Calvin DeWolf, December 81, 1862.
H. S. Lawrence, April 24, 1868.
Reuben Mckay, May II, 1864.
Letart To'cnshp.
G. l.. Piper, April a, 1868.
E. G. Hayman, April a, 1868.
Ohre T3p"ship.
Major Reed, May 2, 1862.
Wm. Hawley, December 3, 1868.
Orange Toaonship.
John H. Parker, June 20, 1862.
Ephraim Shields, June 20, 1862.
Rmlund Tornship.
Joel P. Higley, June 90, 1862.
n. Stansbury, June 20, 1862.
Alexander Hoeg, jan. 10, 1863.
Salem 1oeons1ip.
Joseph J. Strong, Nov. II. 1862.
j. p. Coburn. April "A, 1863.
Thos P Fogg, Nov. %, 1863,
Salisbury Topnship.
r. Stivers, Get. II, 1862.
George Lee, April y, 1863.
james Crary, Jan. 3, 1864.
Scipio T1'o"s1iP.
George Downing, Nov Il, 1862.
A. Dunlap, Nov. II, 1852.
VIM. Sullivan, April II, 1868.
Sutton T5wnship.
I. y. Gilmore, Oct 25, 1868.
Geo. Dusky, May II, 1864.
J. II. Philson.
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
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ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years
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Bilious Disorders-Liver Complain

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Member Of Cangress for the 1lth District,
Hos. V. B. HORTON, Pomeroy.
State Senator, 9Th Senatorial District,
HON. Fl. s. NEAL, Ironton.
Nouse of Representatives., O. Legislature,
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President fudge, 3D. Sub Diristoa 7tA Ju-
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Hon. JOHN WEIGH, Athens.
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Officers Of Salisbury Township.

T,easurer-George IS. Grow.
Tfustees-George WeyersE1iller,
Thomas Radford,
G.. B. Lawhead.
CIerA--H. Branch.
Constubles-Oren Jones, -.-+
L. Ii. Lee.
John Russell.
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TAS on iaand, and for SALE complete
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We wont hurt you Whereupon he
entered, remarking, "Weli. perhaps not;
but some Of you Yankees lie So
With the exception of the occurren
ces above related, tue night was quietly
spent. Preparations for leaving the
H.wn were commenced about daylight.
Coz bustibles were placed in the railroad
depot, the warehouse in which Govern
snent stores were kept, the machine shop,
and train laid to the powder magazine
at the warehouse. The stolen horses
sSere got together, large Government
won with fesr horses and two or three
xmbulancc- found in town were well
filled with military clothing, Nc, and
each cavalrynaaa had a quantity OF
elothiag piled up before and behind him,
on his horse, ia mauy instances the
pile reaching tsp to his chin.
Three locono oli~es and the same num-
her Of passenger cars belonging to the
Cumberland Valley Railroad were then
utterly destroyed, the buildings stated
shove were fred and totally consumed l.
They waited lonG enough to see that
the destruction weuid be complete, and
at 8 O clock in the morning the whole
party left the town, each man and horse
small sized clothing establishment.
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MAGAZINE
The noise occasioned by the explosion
of the powder magazine was SO great
that it was heard at the distance OF sew
eral miles down the Valley, and gave
rise to a report that spread in that dl'
reetion, that cannonading was going on a
Cbambesburs. The walls of the ware
house being very strong did not tai
down until after the explosion, whIci
fortunate circumstance prevented muct
damage to surrounding private prop
CITY. None Of the private dw:lIlng'
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D'yision into three Brigades Of four Reg
ments each, and it so happening that two
Brigadier Generals, viz. Morgan, Smith
an Denver, reported for duty with my
Division on the same day Each Of these
Generals was entitled to, a Brigade, and
the 3rd Brigade remains as before under
the command eff Colonel John A. Nc
Dowell, the Colonel highest in rank of
my command. This command deprives
yourself and Col. Steward and Buckland
Of Brigades, but / am glad to see that
you all appreciate the circumstances
and have submitted with the best grace.
I assure you that in my official report,
which have shown you, / have given
full credit to the. bravery displayed by
you on the hard fought field of Shiloh.
This report has never been made public
because knew it to be wrong to publish
in the newspapers, but my report was
male promptly on the 11th of April, and
must now be deposited in the war depart
ment, the only proper channel through
which official reports should reach the
public.
Be pleased to receive my thanks for
your great assistance to me whilstin COM
nand Of the 3rd Brigade, and be assured
that if ever opportunity arises, will be
most happy to welcome you in posses.
aession of the real rank.
Truly, Your Friend,
w. T.. SHERMAN,
Brigadier General.
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pared the way for the advance ofthe army,
won for them the admiration of their breth-
rem in arms.
In the memorable battle ofAntietam
we defeated numerous and powerful army
of the enemy in an action desperately
fought and remarkable for its duration
and for the destruction of life which at
tended it.
The obstinate bravery of the troops Of
Hooker, Mansfield and Sumner, the dash
ing gallantry of those of Franklin on the
right, the steady valor of those of Burn
side on the left. and-the vigorous support
of Porter and Pleasanton presented a
brilliant spectacle to our country, which
will swell their hearts with pride and ex-
ultation. -4.-..
Fourteen guns, 80 colors, 155, 900 stand
Of arms, and nearly 5000 prisoners taken
rom the enemy, are evidences of the COM
pleteness of our triumph. a
| A grateful country will thank this no.
BILE army for the achievements which have
rescued the loyal States Of the East from
the ravages of the invader, and have driven
him from their borders.
/ While rejoicing at the victories which
under Gods blessing have crowned our
exertions, let as cherish the memory ol
our brave companions who have laid down
their lives upon the battle field, martyrs
in their country's cause. Their names
will ever be inspired in the hearts of the
people. By command of
Maj. Gen. MCCLELLAN.
/ 8. S. Williams, A A. G..
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or more heavy cannonading was kept up.
At the expiration of that time two OF the |
rebel guns had been disabled, and shortly
after daylight their battery ofseveu guns
was captured.
Portentous quietness soon occurred,
and it was evident some movement was
being made by the enemy.
The Western Sharpshooters, under Col.
Burke, were ordered forward as skirmish
ers to feel the enemy. At half past nine
o'clock they met him within q quarter of
mile of the advance of our line of battle,
advancing rapidly in heavy columns upon
the town.
Immediately murderous FIRE was open
ed on this line of skirmishcrs, who slowly
began to retire, returning tho fire Of the
enemy with effect.
The woods seemed alive with rebels, and
it appeared impossible for this gallant re-
giment to escape destsuction in their re-
treat over three quarters of a mile of open
ground which interviewed between them
and our Temporary works of defence.
In few moments the engagement be-
came general Our batteries opened de-
struotive fire in the exposed ranks of the
rebels, moving them down like grass; their
slaughter was frightful, but with unparal-
elled daring aud recklessness they pushed
impetuously forward. They charged our
works desperately, broke. our lines of in
fantry and captured small fortifcation in
which the battery of the 1st Mo. was
lplanted. Fortune all seemed lost, tempo
rary panic seized the men and the rebels
once more marched into the streets OF
Corinth.
New batteries opened on them. Oul
men, under the direction of a few courage
Gus officers and stimulated by their exam
, pie, then fought desperately. The ad
vance Of the enemy was checked. They
wavered, then fell back. Our lost battery
was regained, amp once more it hurled de-
struction into their ranks.
The day was saved and the enemy II
full retreat. Our loss was comparatively
small during this fearful charge, that o.
the enemy twenty to our one.
Among the rebel killed left on the field
were Brig. Gen. Rodgers, of N. o., Col
and acting Brig. Gen. johnson, of Miss
The enemy was commanded by Var
Dorm, Price and Villipique, with their re
spective corps, amounting to 50,0OO men
1t is impossible now to give the list OF cas-
; ualities. Our proportion of officers killed
is thought to be large. We lost but fou
! taken prisoners.
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For the "Spirit."
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The twelfth annual meeting of this in
stitution will be held in Woods6eld, Mon
roe county, Ohio, commencing on Monday,
October Goth.
The objects of the Institute have long
been known in this county; and it would
be needless to extend its claims to the
considera. ..on of teachers. 1t is sufficient
for the present purpose to state, that in
view of the distracted state of our coun-
try teachers must not forget that to them
are committed the future hopes of the
rising generation. War m:y disturb the
repose of the country, but the careful,
moral and intellectual training Of our
youth must not be neglected. Come. then,
to the association of kindred spirits
mingle freely with the humanities Of times
gone by, take high stand point, and olive
a holy spirit life, for God and eternity
PESTALOZZI.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Askew,
against
tF D:-l~
Levi Richner.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed frem
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale At publie aus-
ton, atshe front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, betwssn
the hours of ten o'clock, .. M, and fsar
O'Clock p. M, on ...@.
Saturday, the 8th day Of rNovemLer, 1862,
the following described real estate, sitaats in
said county, to wit:
Beginning at the south vest cerner Of the
east half of the south west quarter Of see-
ton seven, township Eve, range ave, tAsnee
north with the line of said half quarter -
rods to the middle ofthe road, thence . NORTH
easterIy direction with the middle Of The
road ifty-ive rods and twenty links 10 : rssk,
thence south fourteen aud . half degrees
west nine rods to q buckeye Ays inohss an
diameter, thence south S0A degrees eaat 10
rods to stake. thence south 2l} dssrsse
east nineteen rods to sugar inehes 10 di-
amster, thence 24} degrees east ssysh rsAs
to a buckeye twenty inches, thence south q
degrees east 1a} rods to : rock 1t tho sr6sk,
thence seven degrees. east fifteen reds - =
beech i've inches, ON the section time, thsuss
west on the section line ninsty-0ne polss ta
the place Of beginning, containing IA asrsa
more or less.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
.a Monroe Common Pleas.
October g. lS62.-S6.
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Army Correspondence.
SUFFOLK, VA.
Monday, Oct. 9th, 1852.


Dear .Spirit:-Have just received infor-
nation of the whereabouts of some of the
lost members Of this company, viz:
George s. Calhoun, of Monroe Co., was
taken prisoner by Jackson, taken to Rich
mond, where he died.
Isaac Slime, was taken prisoner at the
time of Banks retreat from Strasburg,
taken to Richmond, where he is at the
present time.
Amos Frame, of Perry Co., was taken
prisoner at NewTown, taken to Richmond
and paroled. He is now in one of the
Camps near Alexandria. Va.
There were IL members of the compa-
ny at Strasburg at the time of the retreat
Of Gen. Banks. If they escaped and are
at homo, we would like to hear from them
There was another rad attempted or
the rebels ct Black Water, during last
week, but like the first, didn't amount te
much. The 18th Indiana was represented
and the only sufferer. Co. F, lost one
Corporal, killed; aHd an Orderly Sergeant
wounded. The rebel loss is unknown.
"All quiet at Suffolk"
Yours, &C.,
Lieut.. H. r. WEST.
62d Reg't. o. V.
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LOUISVILLE, October 10Th o'clock
P. M.-Early yesterday morning Buell.
attacked Bragg's forces at Chaplin Greek,
in the Immediate vicinity of Perryville. A
short but terrific fight ensued, when the
rebels broke and retrsated rapidly over
three diverging roads southwark. Our
forces are in close pursuit and hope to
bag the lot.
At last accounts Gen. Gilbert's' forces
were in the rear of the rebels and some
distance below them; military exigencies
require the suppression of the place. Nc
further accounts of losses ON either side
Louisville is in great anxiety and ex.
citement respecting the fate of our sol
diers in the pending battle.
Capt Oldenshaw, Jackson's Adjutant
is on the way hither from Bardstown with
the remains of Generals Jackson and Ter.
rill, and Col. Webster of the 9Sth Chic.
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il troubled with Cough, Restlessness at Night,
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McCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS, Oct.
M-The following order has
just been issued:
General Order No. 160.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
CAMP NEAR SHARpsBuRG, Nd,
October 3, 1862.
Phe commanding General extends his
congratulations to the army under his
command for the victories achieved by
their bravery at the passes of the South
Mountain and upon the Antietam creek.
The brilliant conduct of Reno and Hook
er's corps under Burnside, at Turner'S
Gap and of Franklin's corps at Champion
Pass, at which, in the face of an enemy
strong in position and resisting with obsti-
macy, they carried the mountain and pre-