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10 D-sLEiel AIEeTneT Of tae geTenth
! UHfcIat UISfTFcI,

ff1EE fasu5s x C,L CALVIN bILLER- Of Pluola
\ c3nn-y- ppi srnCule= Liz name ss a csud.-
da h7 en- Ii D.t-b5- election Tor Distrisi Afior
y. composed OF tie counties Of DeSoto PsDols. La
iasefe Hs-shs'' and TSP lsh
co. Is ier as-' o. VII kuoEn 20 the cfizeag o. tbS
DsIr el &c nzed -ecomEe datson HIS extensive prsC
tl1e u 5s bs lis icnZ exuereece, lie acknoEed ged
So 3 y sn1 t-e-e1 5rergy are suhesHt guarantee 70
s- rsei eta MANY VOTERS
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Bt8v EsPahafe ,EUdFe,

TEl@ a-- aathor 10 eu-ouncs .ndee ISIBH *
W slfH 4NS as a ca ddatr for .lho offcs Of Pre-
batc J1tge of Holmes county Mississippi ~ the
! eealo- il tics ber next lsu2l So
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Ero1n Hnton Ronse.

From Buffers Delta, I'd instl
The United States transport steamer Laurel
HiH has arrived here from her obhging officers
We have been furnished with the following
report:
On Wednesday, August 20th, our pickets
were.. reported to have been driven ia by the
enemy WheTeupon our forces got in readiness to
give Them good reception. Great excitement
prevailed among the inhabitants, and there
was & general rush made by them to get on the
/ several transports lying at the ievee. The gun
boats Immediately opened fire upon the enemy,
and their shells dsw thick and fast over the
decks Of the transports. The latter, however,
soon crossed over to the opposite side, with the
exception Of the Laurel Hill, commanded by
| CapRin John Ives, who was the last to leave
the leyee, owing to a large quantity of ammuni-
ton which arrived at that critical moment.
Captain Ives, although repeatedly urged by the
many persons on board (HhO had gone there for
protection) 10 take his boat into safer quarters
refused to move (slthough he had men stationed
ready to cut the lines at a signal given by him. }
until he had succeeded in getting Oh board the
/ last box Of ammunition being fully determined
that sGch a quantity Of ammunition should
/ never fal. INTO the hands of the rebels.
/ Upon the commencement OF the gunboats
opening fire upon the enemy, premature dis
I charge Of one Of the shells exploded directly
over the decks Of the Laurel Hill, scattering lis
missiles Of death IN every direction, wounding
/ two men and little girl some ten years Of age
! As soon as circnms tauees would admit, Captain
Ives showed lis humanity by at oace procuring
1 the serllce5 Of surgeons and doing every thing
in his power % alleviate the sufferings Of the
three unfortunGte5. Their case was, however,
hopeless, and they expired shortly afterwards.
J.
~ We learn by Mr.. Rouf, who hes Just re-
tnrned, that Tampico Is bloekaded. He went ia
+ there having rau ont from The Texas coast and
after obtaining return cargo, was taken by
the French blockade outside, and sent TO Vera
Graz. When the French became Satisfied of hii
destination be was relsssed and made his way
back again, how aud by what route this depo
uent foIbaaTs saying ior prudential reasors.-
Horst0a 7eras) Telegraph, Aagast %.
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KS Wisconsin has furnished, as volunteers
for infantry service, %, 600 men, and adding the
surplus and those who have gone into the cav
airy and artillery service, - 600 mea have yol-
unteered to FIGHT foT her.
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circuit Court-Mansio,.oc GO.

State of Wisconsin william Edough, Plain
t;F against William Bach, Julius Ju4sou, Jo-
-eEil LAWSON, Fred. B0rchcrGt, j. Il Platt, Hem
r., F,,rI.r1er, julius Bruno, Fsane4,B Cooley,
Johu Y. F4rweu, james Plttee, f -ha S Wads-
worth, John HeF.irlan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Salouon, Ausps; Berner, Ssmuei Williams, John
=. Stark ezther, William Il Jacobs. John P.
r binson, Aaron Kiuble, William Il. b'ckne:l,
and Charles f. Potter, Defendants. Judgment
Cf Foreclosure and Sale.
IL VIRTUE or and pursuant to judgment
| rendered in ssi court in the above titled
action, dated April 29th ! D. 1852, / shalt ex-
pose Tor sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court uoCse, in the village OF MHiloToc and
county aud State azores nd on Jay, the oath
day a January A. 3 1868. at the hour of ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that day The follow
ing described mortSag,d premises or so much
t!ereof as may be necessary TO raise she amount
Of -aid Judgment, interest and costs. together
with the e1r e.ses Of sale to w.t. The east ball
Of the south west quarter and the west half oi
the sonth east quarter Of Section No eight j,
Town No. serenteen III, north OF Range No
twenty tive [22l, east, in AaHi.oEoc County,
State OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By 7 BLAEs, Under Sheriff
GEO. y. WOODS, Plth's Att'y.
aced Sherf7s 6Gice Manitovoc, Oct 90, Use!
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STATE Of Wisconsin, Man-towCc Ccunt--Man-
ii0~oc County Court IT. the matter O tie lat
VIII AID Iezt1EEu. of John Gyttle!J kucaLstS,
s-ce,shf. 80 - e- r5st
On reading and fling an Instrument in vri-
~ ting, puFportiug b. the lat viii ard
. s,ar Of John G0;I.ieh Ruchnstz lste nf the
tewa Of CeneFTilie. deceased. and also ae SC
companTing peti;ion Of GottI1b LG;zs, of the
town 81 CtBter7ilse, 10 the coutls Of Msnitonoc
AID @ts'e n Wi-cc..=iH, representing among 9th
r 'hir e HAT sill john Go;;leo kucirlstz ate
y Died ~ said town q GtntfrYiiIe hat said
instrument j. the las! viii sud testament Of said
deceased, and that the said petitioner is the
Identical GJttloh Lg'zc named and appointed in
and ~ said last will and Testament as ole Of
the executors thereof; ana praying that day
fe appointed for he .rIng the proofs of said aat
vii and testgm ont; /. Is Ordered That sail
application b. heard hefre the County Judge
Of this Court az his office in the village Of Van.
itowoc on the 29eh dar OF D .cemhel. 1862, AZ II
O'clock d Y And & l. further Ordered. That
mice of said application and hearing be given
~ publishing copy Of this order for three sue.
ce-sive weeks. one IN each week, in the Mani.
tyTuc Pilot, ne@spaper printed in said cUun,
+, prior - sad hearing.
II s PIEEH0NT, COUNTY Judge.
D.tel ACv. y IoC2.
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Dated July %. 1862.
Circuit Court---Manitosxoc County: speclal Ternl

Batter others OBADIAH ras Gso a Rice Gideon Collins jacob
reading and ling notice motion for kse and 5,d9gs IN W ana %
enF w. "epn' ana % en- G GnoI aey cn is ON
di that HENRY PIERoSr the county anowOe and hereby PP Re-
ish H. a 3 ecver on ef2@ and FL & t the m M @ Inc g
with % o,ss 3 oy that t f rs S2 s n in
sS cs ts ' y5 E ae H s %
and gba and cted by s
s0% @ n and es Sa By h a c
des h 1 os sGi cos To and j " o a
h ' h sas which Tas the
i6 or t tss9 '
shall execute asfrs to the said v
for and to him all the proceeds arising the
Ordered Rice deliver the said Receiver the possession the
cr2hso said transferred him forth
and effects osrd them BY the said Plat ad sj their hands at The
ay Poson Henry
piant property the
complaint upon
Collins navsrn and Bo'nin Wellington
Ss: a9 asi! %
Iy v
aSI by the party sisg deng
os! That Re Hses shall have Power and ssy sqs for col
into said defendants either them
the funds in his hands and the tenants Of such estate Of the defendant %
such R or the said receiver may he" Necessary apply for and obtain an order that
leases exceeding
and o THAT persons 1I mote Ho mRs'Es Ascent o
or unsr on said personal ey Effects notes. bond oos
stated compliant %
ali necessary proper
moneys control
And hr Ordered That the nasos in this cas- soG" allowed 9ta
9osnt thousand dollars be by H
property belonging FIa
dispose property at hereof.
oro Drsa the Count, DAVID TAYLOR, Judge.
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Guardians Sale,
dOTLiEB BIELING,
Village Treasurer.

Ia Probate-Manirowoc County Court In
the matter Of the Guardianship Of the minor
heir OF Gustavus Richter, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given t at by virtue ard
~ in pursuance of an order of license made
in said matter, on the lst day Of December. A i.
d. 1862, by the County Court of said county,
the undersigned, Guardian of the said E.inor
heir, Will on the 10Th day of December, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at Angus
Bacnsch's Store, in the village OF Mauitowoc in
snid county, offer for sale at Public Ecndue, the
following described lad, to wit: Lot number
twelve ~ in block no. two hundred aud twen-
~ nine 1921 in the village Of Mauit1woc, as
designated on the plat Of said village rcco, ded
IN the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of said county.
The terms of sale will be made known at tho
time and place of sale. Dated Dec. 4, 1853.
EUGEN o. G. Won ALTER, Guardian
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Circuit Court of yIanitoyyoC
County.

Oliver Lane Va. John + Guylcs George XIX
and John A. Mills. Summons on Money De-
mand. The State of Wisconsin to the above,
named Defendants:
NOC are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, of which copy is hereto annexed and
served upon you, and to serve a copy of your
answer thereto on me, at my Office in The village
Of Mani:owoc and county of Manitowoc, within
twenty DAYS after the service hereof upon YOU
exclusive OF the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer aforesaid, the plaintiff will TAX g
judgment against you for the sum Of four humid
RED aud fifty dollars and costs of suit
b r. ANDERSON, PITTS Arv.
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sIrsg.t C.grt-llanlowae CanntI.

OLIVER Lane, vs. Johu + GuyIes, George
Krk, and John {. Mil. TIE State Of " soon
sin 10 the l5Oye-Lam,d GctlnIt:,'s:
NOU are hereby =nam1ael aud required to
/ answer the complaint Of the paiutfTig lie
above entitled action, a copy Of which IS b. re-
"ita served upon yOa, and 70 serve a copy 0.
Your answer thereto or me, at NY oaice in the
village cf Il n'towoc and Safe Of Wisconsin
within twenty - from the service hereof upon
you, exclusive Of Tie day Of such service and il
you fail 10 answer as aforesaid the plaintiff will
rah" .i-meHt against you fer the su:n Of One
Hundred and Four Dollars and Ten Ce..ts &lOf.
10 njfh iu'ere-t thereon from the tatHtieth
day o! March, Io62, At ten PER cent ; also for
tie sum OF seventy Thrcc Dollars aaa Fi,ty Five
Cents =T5 % Vi, b interest at ten per cent
from the first DAY o! Nuvcuber 1851.
Il. r. ANDERSON, PITS Ati'y.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.


Benevolent Iuititution established by special
Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and
Distressed afflicted with Firulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especiallyior the Cure OF Disea-
ses Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Ac
WI ting Surgeon. to all who apply by letter,
with a description OF their condition, age, occu-
patton, habits of lite, &c, and in cases Of ex-
IRENE poverty Medicines furnished free OF
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermasorrhoea.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and On
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Disyen>
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enve-
opes, free of charge. Two or three stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Act-
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No . Snnth
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa By order Of tha
Directors. EZRA [ FEARTY I'LL, Pres't,
GEE EIIRCIiI, .r:tI
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CtTATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court, Man
> itowoc County Charles 7. Draper, Daniel
+. Clark, Parker ?. CLARK, George II Clark, and
i al F. Clark, Plaintiffs, against Elijah G. En-
eT7or, Dc!endant. The State of Wisconsin TO
the above named deiuudlIr.
You are hereby Summoned aud required to
answer the compaint il this action, which is
fled in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, in aud for the county of Nanjtowoc, at
Mauitowoc, co?y Of which is herewith served
upon you by mail, ard TO servea copy OF your
answer to said complaint the-subscriber, at
his Office in his dwelling house, in the village OF
Mai itowoc, in said equity, within twenty day at
ter the service Of this summuua OF YOU, exclusive
of the dag Of such service; and if you fail 70 an
swer the said complaint within the time afoIe-
said, the plaatifs in this action will apply . the
court for tie relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO. REED, Atty for Pits
Dated hanitowoc July 18th, 1862.
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GnaE:syg Safe

STATE OF Wise 1NSIE Nanjtowoc County
CIRCUIT Coust. Ez.begh Catherine Sharp,
against w lllian s. Jones Anna Jones, William
McDougai, \. Newdoif, \. j, ". Falcas the,
and Edward Ncwhouse.
DY VIRTUE OF judgment of Foreclosure
D rendered by the Circuit Court in and for
The county o. Aanitowoc, State Of Wisconsin, at
a special term Of the said Court, held at the
city and eouGtg of Fond dp Lac, in the above
emitted acton on he 95h day Of July A ID. 1862,
will sell al Public Nendue 70 the highest bidder,
al the Court Ho Sc in the village OF aanitowoc.
ia said county Of Manito~oc, on the 22J day OF
December, 4. D. 1862, al - O'clock IN the fore
noon Of that day, the following described prop
crty or 80 much thereof As viii raise the amount
Of said judgment aud ccsts, t0-wt:
The following described tract or lot Of land
situate and bcjng in the county OF Manltowoc,
in the State OF Wiscousi2, viz: The north hall
OF The north wess quarter Of elton number
thriy three $50, Township number seventeen
III, uorth If Range number twenty two (22),
cast contajLiag lightly (S0) acres Of land accord
ing to Government survey; and also the north
west quarter of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton number thirty three (33 }, Township mum
Ter seventeen az, north ct Range number
twenty two l22) east, containing forty 10
acres Of land, toge her with The appuTteuances
thereto belonging. Dated Sheriff : Office, Man
ltowoc, Wis, Sept II, lSC2
WYNN II MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY L T BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
". T. KENNEDY, PMS Atty.
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sh erEfs7s s lie.
Great CGurt-Mauit0Wa G0Unty.

ur;,,;..., II c,.,.or
" 'i4''i a. ''o'''
r,o-.o, Ko,,oa,.
,i..no 81 ~, o,oo,.:o,, ;.-,,oa From, soiI
i Con,. r. mo di,nrtca and d,Iircrod nrafns,
the personal and real rroperfy Of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, | hav,.
this day se,zad aid levied upon all the rieht,
Tile and rest v,l.ich the sid defendant had
IN and 70 Lots tw,lve II, ard FIVE ;, in the
town plot OF LcnavltIe, In tie town OF Manito-
voc Rapids, county OF NanitoNoc, safe OF "
rohs'n, WITH the aPtCr, = ances thereto belong
~, &c.,. ., 49, t;1L -
49,. 49,, -, .. -, ',' 49, me- 80 ~
~ anu o. 9,i !ti' Io ~ S''','l
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Notice.

HAVING been arpu!ated SupoTiuteI dent Of
L 4 Schools for the County OF &an.towoc. IT.
place OF b. j Van Faiaeabur"h, late II incumbent
resigned, hereby give notice that persons hav
rs bu-iuc - transact with said officer, may
hnd nae at The SUPP Office in the Court House
iarIuc business hours on Saturday in each week
Tvacnets e the county, whose schools are in SEES
sion. viii confer iavcr By Informing me OF
that fact, that may fosm their :cqu.iu;auce.
lad visit ,Le.r schools 1T ing earliest couyen.
i'ace
c. s CANR,GHr.
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Notice.

ii ereby given that proposals will be receiv~
ed for week from this date, for building A
Fence around the School House in District "
l. IN the village of Nanitowoc, at the store of
t. d J. Robinson, where the specifications NAV
be seen. By order Of the Committee,
Nor. Is, 1867 q. S. GLOVER, Dist. Clerk.
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AIKEN UP-By the subscriber, on the 9th
l. OF November, three year>old Steer red
color, with white spot on the head, white bel
ly, aid white on the tanks. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and
take him away JASON PELLET.
Gibson, Nov. IL, 1852.
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TAN SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
COUNTY CT MANITowOC.


VILLAGE TREASURER OFFICE,
Two Rivers, August Is, 1862
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ lots or parcels of land lying in the village
Of Two Rivers, county of Manitowoc and State
Of Wisconsin, will be forfeited if the taxes duo
thereon for the year 1860, together With inter-
est, costs ard charges upon the same are not
paid before the 18th of December next, and that
on and after the 18th day OF December next, all
purchasers of Sale Certificates, dated December
18th, 1850, viii be entitled to a conveyance on
the Lots or Parcels of Land described in such
Certificate Of Sale in accordance with the Char
ter, and the amendments thereto, Of the village
aforesaid.
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'JhkEN UP-By the subscriber on s c,ron
l. town "f NanitoHo &c Rapids, on the p u't.
a rcd HElFER with hire back aud white face
red rings ABOUND the eyes ard crippled horns
The owner i requcsiei to prove property, paw
charges AID take her awav
RONiUS HALVERSOE
Aan:towoc Rapids, Dec. 4. 1862
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N Q II I G. IL

All persons interested will please take notice CT the following
order the Circuit in and for the County OF Mantowoc
IL S. PIERPONI, Receiver
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TIRCUIr C0URT-Nanilowp County,
~ Uezekiah II. Smith and : ephen H. Sea-
mans, against William II Honey and Martha
A, Honey Judgment of FJreclo, ure and Sale.
BY virtue Of and pursuant to Judgment en-
dered in the above entitled action, bearing
date July 10th, D. 1852, directed to me, |
thtIt expose for sale and sell at Public Auction
- the Court House IN the village and county OF
Manito~cc, State Of Wisconsin, on Saturday the
18th day Of October, 4. p. 1862 a. the hour Of
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. all the
following mOrt-aSed premises or 50 much there
Of fs may be Necessary to raise the amount OF
said Judgment, interest and costs and costs OF
sal", "a follows, to Tit: All that certain rjece
or parcel Of land lying and beng situated in the
county of Hadtowoc state If Wisconsin. known
AMI described as follows, to wit: Lot no. four
Tin block no. eighty eighr-s8-in the viii
age Of Two Rivers, ac .ortirg to the recorded
plat Of said village on record "A The Office the
Reg. er o. Deeds If said county ofManitowoc
Shcril's Office JAY 22d, 1862.
WfNAN MURPHY, Sheriff
WV. u. NICHOLS, Pms Atty.
The above sale is adjourned until Sturdy,
November l5.h, lsG2, at the same hour and
Dl1ce.
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CtTATE OF WISCoNSIE-Circuit Court, n

". +. KENNEDY, PMS Airy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-05


try, as those in arms in the South, and
much more cowardly.
We shall engender the hostility oi
free negroes and white abolitionists, i,
is true, but all sound, true, faithful
men, win fall into ranks, or be crush.
ed by the avalanche that is rolling uT
for the work. The more victories our
armies achieve, now, in other States,
the more vigilant and determined should
we be at home to crush ont the treason
in our midst.
Our new Secretary of War, Mr.,
Stanton, is after the army thieves with
a sharp stick-President Lincoln, so il
j. said, has'shut out abolitionism from
the Smithonian Institution; now let us
follow up the good work in every school
district, township, county, and State
in the North, and thus satisfy by acts
good works-those in the South who
have been misled as to the purposes Of
this war, that all We desire is to re-es.
tablish the Union as it was, and the
Constitution as our fathers made it.
Then, and not till then, can We have
peace and prosperity.-[Cris;s.
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How BOB M'CooK's "BULLY DUTCH"
TESTED, WHETHER OR NOT THERE WAS
STRYcHNINE IN REBEL APPLE- BRANDY.
"A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial tells the following "good
un" on Colonel McCook's s'bulIy dutch
men," 1t was just after the Somerset
fight:
Being among the first who entered
the rebel Notifications, / discovered q
barrel which proved to contain apple
brandy. Pulling out the corn cob from
the bung hole, turned it up and filled
a canteen.
While doing this one of Bob M'Cook's
skirmishers came in and says, "vat you
gets there?" / replied that it appeared
to be pretty fair apple brandy ; upon
which the Dutchman ran to the door,
calling out furiously, 'Hans /! Henrick! /!
schnaps! See; come arouse!" Upon
which dozen Dutchmen came in, and
the brandy, which was not split upon
the ground, and was soon transferred
to their canteens. | said, "boys, you
had better look out--this is a doctors
shop, and there may be strychnine in
that brandy" They paused moment
to look at each other, when one of them
exclaimed: -
Spy Got, Hans, / tell you vat / do;
! trinks some, and it don't kill me, den
you trlnks"-upon which he took long
and hearty pull at his canteen, and
smacking his lips moment, said, "All
right, Hans, 90 ahead"
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A Candid Confession.

The Charleston Courier, one Of the
most rabid secession papersinthe South,
candidly acknowledges the rebel losses
in the present rebellion. That journal
says: @ s2ra if ls "
"We have sustained heavy loss in
munitions of war, our country has been
deprived of the services Of several
thousands Of her best disciplined and
bravest soldiers, and parents and wives
weep in the bitterness of grief over
those who will never again bless them
with their smiles. The enemy pushes
on, flushed with victory, 70 win more
triumphs, and to cause other hearts to
bleed. We feel these reverses. We
acknowledge them openly" S@ q
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s9HI In the Ohio Senate, on the 25th
of February, Mr.. Mason, from the Ju-
dietary committee, reported bill "To
refund certain moneys to the county
of Harrison and other corporations
therein named" 1t authorizes the
Auditor to draw warrant upon the
Treasurer of State in favor of the
Treasurer of Harrison county, for so
much of the taxes paid in 1S59-60 by
the Harrison Branch of the State Bank
of Ohio, as was computed and paid
upon the local levies of those years for
county, township, borough and special
school taxes.
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General IIaIicck's Proclaim alton
TO the People Of Tennessee.

The proclamation of General Hal
leck to the people of Tennessee an
nouncing to them that our army comes
there ''not to violate the Constitution, "
strongly denouncing the stealing or
running off of negro slaves, and for
bidding slaves to come within the mill
tary lines, unless specially ordered by
the General Commanding, will be gall
and wormwood to the Abolitionists,
who have desired to turn the war into
an anti-slavery crusade. 1t is more
evidence of the conservative policy of
the Administration.
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Fresh Maple gToIn sses.

A correspondent Of the Field Notes gives
the following: Maple molasses well made and
put up in cans right from the kettles, and
hermetically sealed, as you would can and
seal fruits, will keep as fresh as when first
boiled from the sap, and this is decidedly the
best plan for keeping, as when made in cakes,
If exposed to the air, twill lose somewhat Of
the peculiarly delightful favor for which it is
SO priced, and is often injured by insects. ALL
this is obyiated by canning while hot. To
many families who do not make it on large
scale. this need be but little expense, as the
cans that have been emptied through the
winter can be used until autumn fruits de-
mand them again. Put up your best in this
way Where large quantities are made for
market, the buyers must select and can for
themselves.