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TIEiTkD sTATEs FArENT OVVICE,

% the petition Of Robert -Rss.s Goodvssr, late
q sftniladslohia, Pa, now OF Eakaos, Maryland,
praying for the extensloa Of q PATENT Rrsuted to
nts aNigneee Jane, A. Eowie and Charles Carr. 90
ths 18th Of March, ls!s, ssts ssd 18th o. sep,.m
Hoyfment II Apparatus for opersiirg Shuttle Boxes
for Looms, for seven yean ffom tbs expir alton Of
s.ss psisst Ssich takes plass oa the 18th day OF
~ ordered that the said pssition Be heard al the
Patent Once on NJ a1sy, the ssh Of August next,
at twelve O'Clock NJ; and oil psrsons are notified 70
appear and ehov csv.s, II sey ihey have, Why add
pea6on ought not TO Be granted.
Persons .Ppoing the exteasAon ars required to
ale N the Patent Ofhoe their objsctiona, specially
set forth In writing, at eas ewsssy days before the
.: ltd :ss .sd 1s ss saea :aa
which will be furnished on sppliestioa. ~
Ihe testimony In the oass vM ~ closed % the
1tthi OF August next; depodtioas and other papers
relied upon - tesunAy nn0 b hl0 IN the once
On OF before the nontnG ofthat day, The argunsnSs
II any, within ten days JhsssAflss, 'r.l.-- nj,
dered, also, that thl aoties b. PsblIshsd In the
Nsiis~ai RePueAoan, wsshfnstoi, b. o., an6 the
Prsss, Philaaelphis, Pa, opos week Tor three SIC
cessve weeks; the hrst Of saiA PUBLICATIONS to be
At least sixty days prsvog. 70 the day Of hearing
y r. C0mmiasionsr Of PatsntA
?. s..Editos Of the above pspsrs Win piss.s
copy, and send their bills to the Pstsnt Once With
. paper containing thts notice. ap i0Awsv
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1H oFrIoEaA sUELsRa, e.

% OFFIOEAA oUELERA. 20.
z a 3ew light, f0sr- wheeled WA.
f0oeN With vatsr RreQ soysss, - Fl
s.ild II order ist Nsn fGt ~ Ct Ji4S, f6b
81 =. Z q bSSsrH R1R & pi..ss ~ s,,,% ES
qlitd asw. eApply fos sddrsss n stahls anl 0fos1
o ~ SsvsseeSaA arsst. sosssf II X nlm dee .
w loo DWXs ! 4 Ol1Xk II "a - .7I,'ma3 m ~
rSnI h..a, full ssppiy q all k,s~s Of ASsrH -.
Gssi Isn b sos, hou.~, !, v,,I .er....d s.sss,
$50 IL. % ,A. ,o.. 3.
WSod, sf III! k4.ds, pr,pprsas ~ osl,s,rsa eoss
= r. T.y. ", n. 0ALT,
No 5s2 PennaylvAnia aysaiA,
t:f-H ostween llth and 18th strOo6,
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VI AN ANDEN,I I'ATkRr ..N-
v PORTABLE COPYIya PRsess,
i.iits- Of HANNAH & CO.. "

Sols Propristors, 20 Clif strss;, hew York d
Two Sizes. ..........,,. .$l00, and tl25.
~ On receipt Of prics, . Press will be nailed 10
NJ eddrsss, postage paid Desc-ivtve Cieoul.rs
sent Er.qaested stsioners and Agents snppiied
rgsat Agents. o" spr 9o-dkxsr =
NTNOSr LAND WARRANT. The public |, hereby
}oo a3rs., X i,usd ~ S.dsr stOt 1850 TO Julian Asy,
! hain warrant beiug the property Of Evans FSnt
of thb city and hS. be. fus, or stole, 4 cayesthp
b.ep leo IN the General Land Onise and st the ex
pirstpu Of siH weks from this ssis pp
be made 70 the Commissioner OF Tensions for the
issue Of duplicate. II IkONSINE.
my3-W6w Attorney for the Owners.
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o F ICIA L.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1869.
Ths secretary Of State Will hereaftsr reosive
members OF Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of nsxi
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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CPECIAL MOTT Ell TAKE, PLEASURE IN
another stock Of the best and Absst ClohiBg ID th
country, which am nov odedns at LEES than whole
sale prices, ~ A. SMITHS Ciotliipg Store, No
aOO Seventh street, near y y EEi y! thl Tfl't
zHgLN ."-" 'JIWI KEEP,
mar 2O--d3m -I-'' /
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wss, R0sthG:S,S A. ~ "a $1,000 ISSHr,
sSsss SSssp.sssss sas nth gs,!ss Z IrSZ ~ T s.4
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fshf, Plsssbursh, osdsSsbsfsA, NoasS1i e.,
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sssoF tins slaas Nev Yorf nouts, tsths Wsssssl
.,d 70 n: sSnaSs.s: q 'r'ha.s snd 'hfpss"
i PASSENGER Trsps, wish snolsas sad alesp.as
Gan run In s'sssosios .. ne New Hosk osisSi
s:;'';'s .s:': Z - F.: y: :s:::
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UHrffP srATIs .Al.EE oSyIcn. 5

W o8uINOxOX, AVILI IN, No4L -
0aths Ietltss u Phses An Fhk, eEssetria q.
o. A!mcsA Z. - esssf he slsy, sds1ey, M Snss
ss1nsed to ths Mo Ah.seA D. ~, NSv u, iSis,
30 r. Issued March Q, 1850, for sn inprovemspt n
OoMhs fcr ssysn year ftoa ~ sxpAS Ssloa ~ ~
ss.s3s Shsoh tsksi I,ss o The iSsk ~ Of NovsG-
y osdsrsd, that ths aid psslNia b heard ., the
fstsht ONE, o. x6A0Ay, NJ l7lA dSy n O1So0er
ne1S q u ocleek H. and all psfsoae ass nsai6sA %
psaSoa ought sot % - grsafsl. ~ T''I'l :
.,Hesoos oppeslng he oktsasiM ass rsqnireA 10
1ls p the fsasat 0Aes tAeif oSjssSosa, spscisliy
day sf hearing; al te.aaay hlsi b. eishsr party
g y uesA q We aid hsaxisg nsst b taIss aad
Transmitted h ecoofdanoe With the rvlso of ne
oMo4, vhioA Win be furnhhel On applioasioa
IL testt9oay In the csss will b eioood % the
ls0 day Of Octobsf next; dspostioss ~ cehae =.
DessfslieA lpcu - testimocy mast Be He'd q he
g.Sssts, any, within ten dsys theesa9SSf.. =
Ordered, also, that this notice BE- paSlshed n he
Maffsal R4sa2soan, WaahiAgtqu, D.. c., and DAss.e
NsY fovk, N. r., once week for three successive
vssfs the nrst OF saad pu6iioaiions TO BE- Il least
stxff days previous 70 the day Of hearing.
~ Iss W.T.. DIP. HOLLOWAY,
'. III. Conmnaaooor of PaAenta
n s.-.Editen Of u sh owe papsss win please
oopy. and send their bts V the Pstsnt once, with
n ~. as,el ! :.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,62 Afnlsmsnt for 1850
: .Iw C-r--tlLIJIT I'll
NEW YORK LINES. ,,.,,,

DbnIhiA AMI hknAuN kAILkOAD GUS
FR0M PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK
Ii AND WAY PLACES q ,llE
FROM Walnut stpsst WhafS, ana Kea-
I..f sinGt0A Depot. ''aFv
.l WILL LEAvs A. roLLows VIZ: Fsrs.
~ o A. NJ vie CAudsh ant Anboy-C. IA. ,
A.is !: u, yis Cam i.n I'D J:n;; 6Ky-Ni:. !"
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~ YOUR ATTENTION rs CALLED TO oUs
Trunks, Hats and CAPS, which W Are seiiinx q,
low rates than any other store In the city, m
SMITHS No. go Seventh street, near y.
mar SN-faw
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the attention OF opr nnnsroua patrons n N
Susstsd 10 our LASgs and Chotos 6slsstiSn, .
ROOD LSsf ard hiIIrssisd Rossvoox M
PhoAAxrash snl PaDtass 1ranss,, Teiih
uraGa DasSsEsotyps cssss,, AFRO =; !"
|aJ 10 10 sysry ~ IN the Trade, o,sn!i o.? b
~ \. ssrhs M ,sSsssss husI sSssA s.ss,
asssd Il sstse, beiss y pssJ essl ~ thsa ~
sakss' sssal psssSl,H n E,..rG :esF,,I 90
-Npf Hls eiur III COB pend .ssfrnA
3T' , ,Egy..s 57N TDi ..rl..y bo ~ r,rf b.,
We are Assnts fnr tha aais Of
HoCtAINA GHl.EBRAyEp a,,, ysd,u,eIo,
COLO6HEs, KxTRACfs, and '"
~ n. .sJ.'a'nl O0O0ANU1 HAm OILS,
. 'o9'!s flE Am Aise yos VI .olnea !
HnaCHANr's coIO rxrRACDffss, Dfs To,
won IlsLEYs HoHrY. &LnoSp., 'Ia,. Is. -, !
Wa { PALM AND WINDSOR sOAPs; eu
.Iql JOB .".r -., .,, ,,., ..., t' ALSO, rAYLoxy,
Put up in Family BONE, 70 suit purchaser,
Wholesale and Rst.il. i''f '.0'Fh, u.
\" Aldo, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods.
si of which ws oasr 1t ~ rAassfkstnrsrs
PrioSs, without any freight sAAsA. .lr3'q j.
"rhs Trads. Dealers. Suffers and Psdlsrs srs
Respectfully invited. ~ / ~, ..arr5,'. ~ r1,.
ilw} guarantee 70 ~ Il New York ana Phila:
dslphts prioss. orpAisA u ~ aiisppl i.,
y w are bound to sell cheaper. than the
ohsapest-dslivsrsd trss, q, ,,d.. -s. ',.a.i ,.al.ii
" p, ga5 :,'.n.r1s- s--i.fI@ Il .'tuN -
Ladiss and asntlsnsn sivs us an early can.
II tnAkss no diasrsnos whsthsr you buy or not;
look over our mi hnss " r T%I w = " M nyrrr
Fine J.pfy Jsues1 Ptad wats sr ana St.aey
HGss', Nsgsst'ss, Pisa~ss, Pr.sasry,
.a, Soaps, Staple and Eanoy Good dssqs;ri.a, SG
g asntssmsnly s'srf. ars always ,psdy d;
Wait on you. f',.rl a.II ui 7-gn La.. cd - .nTIst
.y.. o. no .rp'7H % i-- l. lr. 10. j. =. 70 ~
s.,u n,s.o, ii,satr Inro..t ~ N" 'G' b.. IT
AMtsorrsa Aap nAovsaauAn AayssTss
bofh " the sity and ssrrDsidiss eossssY, -. ~
slsisp end oholos stsck of anbrptyps asd dasuss,t
res hatslsels, saoh So. . boa .1bIr.s .mW 4,
"a r. Iah6orH UN,OniCASES. rgY0 bgai. 'Ct
aaru Every sss'in ~ Tide, " n'" q
=. DOUBLE GILT BANhKR CASES. -s
~ % ov1Iy - u1aoes y. '"n D. ... o.
J" UNION eiLr YRAllns, " ,.ls 4 4
al, ''. every ass nsds. w. .rsS. .'~ 'u .tr'
FANCY and OVAL MATHS saA PkHsEkvERs, :,
20. 4 . every ~ u the Trade - ~ -1. !
ExcEIsIoR IRON PLATA, Gi,w ,,og sr,' \
L. IlnL every iIss made. ID T. .bs-r..rS.b
MELAIN0TYPE AND yERUs pLArRs,
IN m 'Insl svety ass made. bun ''2g q.
.'' CUT CROWN GLASS, .TJ '
q ~, every s'ss in the Trade. rIr b. ..,a
W. gaArsntss os,l' this stook Ut or near the man.
afacturers prices. l-.8.ua.b a. Of. 'r.
Our printed PktCE.LIsr sent ffss to say ID
Ordfn IRON the Camps promptly h'sndsd TO.
s,ot~ Spss from 10 . b, u $50 p 70.
IsHsinbst the asnbsr- y If,s- -slo-sio- -sio-slo.
e-h :.u,. Rs'JysEILEwh CO., .ag|
va hsaslAstussn' Assah, 4
uass WaAAnGts1, .. q
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TI1ETED sTATns rATnIT OETICE,

% ths petite. O. ysA. .IOang ,of Ess GsiSsx,
9h6 ssp.eIber 10, 1s4s, for an inproveSsai In
s,ss az. fs:;S e.. 60 :. ;ss E. 'nR yS
~ p seP s.bsf, ~, T.fT f1'1
tatnt Omes % Ao.dH. uhiist Of, Septanber nsxt,
sesi sSS nov osS,s snc ~, s,s h.Ss sSiesS e .p
petition ought net 70 Be gfssSsd. ' '''-' ~,
ksfsons SppuanE ne H4hnseou are lsQuirsd 70
als z the Pats.t 0nios tssr oeieesisns, spsosliy
st Prth In writing, At last twenty days before The
day bf hearing; oil testimony fled By either party
70 bt used st the said hsahng must Be taken anc
trsnemittsd in scoordaece With ths rules Of The once
which viii be furnsnsd On spp!lieatioa,
Ihe testtDouy In the cass will BE- clcsed on III.
18th day q August next; depostions and other Pc
psrrelled spon ., testimony msst BE- aled in the
oct On o. beiore the morning Of hat day; the ar
s..hnss, II ssy, WITH. tss days thsrsafsss.
I .s.s 9s ss 3 issl:ss 6, - E e
Josrsal, Albany, New York, once . ustk 10, ihfss
s.cotsvs xesb the drst of aid publications to be
lesst sixty days previous . The day of healiog
D r. HOLLOWAY
ComniasiOuer ef patenia
P.s,-Edisofs Of the sbovs psper viii i lesss
COPY and send their bills TO the Patent Once With
papsr contaioise this nss3os. sp si-ia wsw
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One COPY, one year. .................... .e9.eo
Three copies, one year. S.oe
Five copies, one ysar. r..................... NJ
Ten copies, one year. r..................l .l7.oo
Twenty eopiss, one year. ..,............ 1000
One copy, six months. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Three copies, six months. hs................ $50
Five copies, six months. s.................. 3.se
Ten copies. st1 months. hs.....,..............s 500
Twenty copies, six menths. 1000
rayments always in advance. o.. ...
When Club Of subscribers has bssn sor.
wsrded, additions may be mads TO II on the
same terms. II ia not necessary that the sub.
scrters {" a Club should reseivs their pspsrs
At the same post once.
Money may be forwarded By nail, At our
risk. Large amounts can bs renittsd in Treas.
ury notes, or draf,s On Boston, New York,
lh'ls !elphia, or Baltimore; smaller amounts
in gold. or in notes Of solvent banha. Address
". J. MURTAGH 4 co,
WasAsssto~, D. O
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LrDwAhD LYCETT,
Va s7l Pennsylvania dps, WasA;noton. n. {.
B.ols ses.d b svssy nyis, Tssssy, Huvsee. ~
., AAd Cak ~
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s.-Editen Of IL owe papsss win, pleas
. psper containing shb Hoses. : lap St-iavsw
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-22
Not So.

Some malicious person or persons have
started the report through the country "tha
Lieut.. Wm. Cady did not intend to join the
armyi that he was only raising few men Il
fill up some other company, and stay at hom'
himself" He Ruihorizss us to say that thu
above report is false in every particular. He
is endeayoring to recruit company to repre-
sent Harrison county in the list Ohio Regi.
ment. And he wishes US to say, that he
wants the men Of Harrison county to come
fOrward.and fll up his company. And we car
assure them that they will find Lient. VIM.
Cady the last man to leave or forsake them
Come forward then and fill up his company,
ye patriots OF Harrison county, and you will
have an officer worthy of his position, and
cue that will attend to the wants and litter
ests of his msn. live could go soldering
there is no man we would sooner go with
than Lieut.. VIM. Cady.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-22

Dcember 25th, 1861, in the 36th year O
her age, Mrs. MARGARET ScoTT, wife of John
Scott, Moorefed tp, Harrison county, Ohio
Mrs. SCOTT was naturally of a kind and
amiable disposition. This was beautfied
and rendered more lovely, by the religion of
Jesus; which she prolessed at very early
age, in Westfleld Presbyterian Church, Pa,
under the ministry OF Rev. A. s. McMastcr,
ID. D., and SO long as health permitted, she
was dlligent and faithful in her religious du-
ties. In the year 1855 she was united by
marriage to Mr.. John Scott, and moved into
this county, and connected with the Presby-
terian Church of Nottingham.
Mrs. Scorr suffered severely for more than
two months with spinal disease, that de-
prived her OF the exercise of her mental fac.
ul'ies during the most OF her illness; vet the
Lord permitted reason to re turn, and contin-
ue for several hours before her death, with
the greatest composure, she spoke OF her
time on earth, as nearly finished and expires
sed an mistaken faith!in Jesus Christ and a
desire to "bo absent from the body, and pres
ent with the Lord"
The deceased left husband, and two little
children, and many relations and friends, to
mourn her departure, but their loss is her
unspeakable gain, Tor she has entered the
land of rest where
EVERY tear is wiped awav
Sighs no more shall heave the breast,
Night is lost in endless day,
Sorrow, in eternal rest"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-22
Letter from Hon. Edwin M. STAN
Ton.

4
Letter from Hon. Edwin w. STAN
ton.
About one year since, at the time Hon
Edwin NJ. Stanton accepted a seat in the
Cabinet oil President Buchanan, Gen. VIM.
Robinson addressed him letter, and recei.
yed The following truly patriotic reply.-Pihs
ba, qh Dispatch, (Republican)
"WAsHtNaToN, Jan. 16, 1861.
"Dear Sir: Your kind letter was received
this morn 'ug. and thank you for the coofi
,dence and re gard it expresses for myself
Youare right N supposiDg it to be my deter
minalion ID do everything in my power to
preserve and mai,t ain this Government and
the Constitution under which the United
States have been so pro sperous. The means
you indicate, agree with you, are the prop.
er ones for this emergency; ad SO 'ar as it
is possible, they will be exeriea' nave an
undoubting faith that this Cove, -ument can
not 0e oUerttrown--that it was o, Hained OF
God, and that the powers OF hell cam 't pre-,
vail against it. We have trouble the 9, " OF
Washington may be captured, but every "
Tort Will be made to prevent that catastrophe,
and even il IL does happen, the revoutionists
VIII be as far as ever from accomplishing tn e
destruction of the Government--but much |
nearer to their own destruction. So far
from being indifferent to your advice, any
suggestion of your wisdom and experience |
will be thankfully received. My aim is to
perform my duty in the post to which am
called, and shall be happy of any light to
guide me in the true pa,h.
with confidence and hope of the future,
remain yours, truly,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
"GeR. William R2Jiasou."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-22
Still Another GOsn ssamy TO be
RAISED,

WIN. Cady having been appointed and
commissioned to recruit company from this
county, the County Military Committee take
this opportunity to urge supon the patriotic
citizens the necessity of filing up his compa-
ny at he very earliest moment
We take pleasure in saying that VIM. Cady
10 a very good man, and understands we'll
the duties of his position. @'@ @
The township sub. committees are respect
'ullyand urgently called upon TO aid in re-
cr.riting for him.
By ORDER OF THE Co. MIL. Cow,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-22
Ohio statesman.

We are now in regular receipt of this able
Democratic paper published at the Capital o
Ohio. The publishers announce that the
different editions of the Ohio Statesamu viii
be furnished during the approaching session
of the General Assembly as follows:
Daily Statesman. per month, : so cents.
Tri- Weekly Statesman per month, 25 cents.
Weekly Statesman, for three months, 80 cts.
Weekly Statesman, per year, 81 90
All orders promptly filled.
Address,
MANYPENNY & MILLER.
Publishers Ohio Statesman,
Columbus, Ohio.
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and the same to be disbursed by such tressu-
rers, and the Treasurer OF State, on all legal
demands upon the same.
SEC. 6. That, until otherwise provided by
law, it shall be lawful for any bank, banker,
broker, exchange broker or other money
dealer, or incorporated company to put in
circulation the notes Of issue Of the solvent
banks Of this State, although the said banks
may not be redeeming their notes in gold
and silver coin under the suspending power
of this act; Provided, That no bank shall
have the benefit of this act after neglecting
or refusing to furnish its proportion of ex-
change required by thu State, as provided By
this act, or after it shall refuse to take the
demand notes OF the United States: and az
ter the neglect or refusal as Aforesaid, all such
bank or banks so neglecting or refusing. shall
be subject to all the penalties to which they
were lIabls previous to the passage Of tn is
act.
SIC. Z. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
JAMES r. HUBBELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
President pro tenn of the Senate.
January l6, 1861.
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Personal.

Capt Cunningham left ON last Monday
morning to Join his regiment.
John G. Rea, OF Capt. Caste ll's company,
left to join his regiment On last Friday alter
noon.
John W. Williams, Of the same company,
returned on the same evening in very poor
health. May he speedily recover.
W. Ii. Hostsfthe same company who has
been Hospital Steward at Parkersburgh, Va,
for several months past left on last a onday
morning to join his regiment.
Jehu G. Young, Of this place went along
with Mr.. Host to join Capt. Castell's
company.
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GWe do not know of any person, since
this war began, who has shown as much true
patriotism as ]. G. Young, poor young man
of this place. He started on last Monday
morning to join Capt. Castell's company in
Kentucky, and pays his. own expenses in
going. He makes no fuss or cluster about
the war, but like true patriot, goes quietly
into the service OF his country. Who can
show more patriotism?
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EThe Concert given by the Choir Of the
N. e. Church. at that place on last Thurs
day evening was complete success. A large
crowd was in attendance; and all Of the Choir
without exception, together with Professors
eEleber, Nevin and Tingly, seem to do each
Of their parts we'll. The music of their new
church instrument. the Organ Harmonium,
was we'll received.
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0eTThe worst enemies Of Human Free
dom are those who would, for the sake of
liberatng by force and violence few negro
slaves, destroy the only truly free Republic
on earth, and pnt in jeopardy the freedom
OF twenty-eight millions OF its white citi-
ZenS.
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Who CAN BEAT IT?-Mr. Joseph Healea
hauled TO town from his coal bank, one mile
east of Cndiz on the Steubenville road, 83
bushels and IL younds of stone coal at one
load with four horses. This was done on
last Friday. Who can beat it?
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0TWe understand that Sheriff Magee ha:
appointed j. Newkirk Maffitt, OF this place
as his chief deputy. We congratulate the
Doctor on his friumphover the other aspirants
for that lacratjUs post This is not bad Sc
lection, considering the timber the Sheriff
had to choose from.
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0THanna has the Tribune Almanac for
1862. Besides the usual Tables, it contains
a History Of the Great Rebellion, and Cen.
sus Of 1860 by Counties and States.
He also has the New Monthly "Continen-
tal." and Cooley for February.
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a Death of the Oldest citizen OF tie
= County

Mr.. ALEXANDER CRossAN, aged IO3
years. died at mis- residence in, Stock town
ship, in this county, on the l1th inst. Mr..
G. was native Of Ireland, and was highly
esteemed by his neighbors. He was the
oldest person in the county.
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OHIo STATE REGIsTER.- We have receiv
cd from the publishers copy Of Ohio State
Register for 1862 compiled from official sour
ces, by Col. s. D. Harris the well known ed
itor oi Field Notes and Ohio Cnhivutor, Co.
lumbus 0. The Register contains Calender
Tor 1861. Map Of Ohio, Lists of State Officers,
Salaries. Terms Of office ect., Members Of
the Legislature, Congress, Sitting OF Courts
in every County, Statistics OF the State, Leg
islative, judicial, Agricultural and Military
Departments, Tables Of Population Of towns
and counties. and complete exhibit OF the
votes ior governor Tor sixty years. Every ci-
tizen OF Ohio should have copy of ibis work,
which will be sent free by mail to any ad.
dress on receipt Of two letter stamps; 26 cop
les for S1;--l0o copies for $500. Addess
Harris HuHD, Columbus ..
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0T Madame jerome Bonaparte i S still re
siding in Baltimore 1t is said that she en-.
joys good health, and though verging upon
ourscore years, has hand as pretty, cheeks
as plump, and skin as fair as a young girl o
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