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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04
| STATE OF VERMONT, lr6NHE Probate Court for
District of Rutland, SIS. i the District OF Rut'

STATE OF VERMONT, lrNHE Probate Court for
District of Rutland,ss. i the District OF Rut
land
To all persons interested in the estate of Allen A.
Edgerton, late of Waingiora, in said district, de-
ceased intestate,
GREETING:
The Administrator of said estate having repre-.
sented that the personal property of said deceased
ia not sufficient TO pay the debts and expenses of ad
ministration and that would be injurious of those
interested in the estate sell the personal
and therefore req tests said Court to grant him
license to sell much of the real etate OF said de-
ceased, as will raise the sum of Elk hundred dol
lars, instead of slling the personal property, &C.
eording to the statute 10 such pro gided, and
the guardian of the heirs having consented to such
sale; therefore,
By the authority of the State of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate office in Rutland in said district, on
the Sd Tuesday of September, ID. 1852, to show
cause, il any you have, why said license should
not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 20th day
August, A. d. 1852. -
"a w3w JAMES BROWN, Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

NASTLETON SEMINARY.

This popular and long established Institution !.
passed Into the charge Of Miss Harriet A. hasksn,
OF wsldboro, Maine. VI n II ~ ~ M
Miss Haskell iss graduate from Mount Holyots
Female seminary, lad, of high culture, and an IN
ssIuetor ofs,e sc aud eiainenty successful expsrsnos
h, Wright Fec who has been for uaay year,
at the bead OF large liter W Institution In the
South, will be associated With her and have the
tire charge OF the classical department,
he other departments will be under the care OF
competent and experienced teachers
Young ladies will b. accommodated WITH rooms
and board In the Seminary, AID young men ., the
same house, with and under the especial Of Mr.
Wright
We have no hesitation In saving that this school
will lose nothiI OF its high character aud repata
tor In the change now made
The buildins Is being thoroughly repaired and
newly fur, ished.
IesiIusti is one Of Unsurpassed beauty, and 1t "
designed that IN all it, appointments shs be infe
rior TO no similar institution IN New In Gland.
The sext term will commence ON the 3'sa day OF
August
for particulars or a catalogue apply to 4. n
Wright.
Q. M, WILLARD, s.ey,
WILLARD CHILD, Pres'G
Castiston, July %, ls62 jul, 9sdswtf
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Railroads..
RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON ID. u
On and after June 49, 1862, trains will run as fol

RUTLAND q BURLIN6TON ID. u
On and after June ls, 1862, trains will run Is fol
lows:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, $40 A. M, and 930 r M.
Arrive at Rutland, 100 A. M, and 1910 A. N.
Leave Rutland. ..5,25 A. M, and II, As A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, $50 A. NJ, and l.60 T. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, 12.20 A. NJ, and s,l5 P. n
Arrive at Rutland, 245 A. H., and ii .35 r. M.
Leave Rutland, 4 30 A. M, ats and 4,00P.M.
Arrive at Burlington, I020 A. NJ. 636 and 700
2. M
TRAINS CONNECT AZ FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with vt. Central, and vt. Cana
Ia Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Adams, Rouse't
Point, Montreal, 0gdensburgh, and the West,-At
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New York
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West,-At
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad Tor
Fitchburgh Worcester, Lowell and Boston. Will
Vt. Valley B., for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven aud New York-and with Sullivan
Railroad for Windsor W r. Junction, Wells River
So Johnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleas
ant, and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire q
the ofhcss on the line.
E.A. CHAPLIN -Sup'tl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

~ Emerson Hall, Esq, has been APP
pointed postmaster at St, Johnsbury, vice
Geo. A. Merrill, Esq, resigned. a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-04

g5S Gen. Corcoran has received Offers of
over twenty regiments. If the War Depart
nent knows anything it viii make him a
Division General at once.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

oRwELL Posr oTv0R.--Ths Post oGnco at
Orwell has Of late passed out Of the hands Of
Mr. O. A. B. Pratt, and into those OF Mr..
8. B. Bsbcock. The old incumbent under
Buchanan rule, and then again returned
to ,hope ofMr. Pratt. What hook. by-crook
influences operated TO disturb the serenity OF
our friend Pratt, does not appear, but that
they succeeded so we'll, shows that the one who
laid the ropes was no sloucb. The success, un-
fortunately, was too short.lved to be the source
OF any considerable degree Of lasting gratulO-
linn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

PRoPRRTY CHANaEs we have 10 note the
following transfers OF village and other proper
ty in The neighb orhood, recently
The former residence of Ansou Stager en-
Park street hns passed into the hands Of r. II
Fiich.--pricc $1,000.
The vacant lot belonging to Mr.. Fitch. on
Centre street. Immediately in the rear of A.
Hendry's store, has been parchased by n L.
Morrison, together with small parcel between
that and the LOT previously owned bv him. aud
now occupied by r. McGnyre BY this arrnnr-
ment the two lots sbut upon each other, al.
though on different streets-price unknown -
Mr.. Morrison contcmpln,es at no distant day,
we believe, the erection'or n brick store nm the
Main street premises, with store house on the
Centre street lot.
Another transfer, is that of the vacant lot
Of Ahijah Souihwick on Park street adjoining
the Fowler place, purchased by Messrs Wells
Il Fnnlkner,-price 5000.
lot on the premises Of Mrs. Hubert. on
Main street running through TO Park. as feet
has teen. we learn, bought by L. p Collins
at $1,000.
The Hill property on Park street, which was
sold nt sheriff sale some time since. and which
we he lieve has not before been noticed wns
purchased by Amos C. Hubbard, at a price
varying but little from Sl.4OO.
A portion Of The Harvey Newell farm on the
east side, has become the property Of Capt G.
Fargo, and is to undergo early impro vement-
Price not transpired.
The Riley Castle farm in the to wnship of
Plymouth, recently advertised in our columns
was sold in two parcels-James Hanna taking
40 acres, and Edward Harper 25. at the rate of
$l4 per are.
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DIED..

In Eust Village on Friday Of last week, Mrs
STEVENS, wd. OF the late Euoch Stevens de.
ceased, aged &c years
In Conneaut on the 18Th ult. LYDIA f. only
child of Albert Kinney aged l6 mouths.
In Au>tiuburg on the 4th ult. Mrs SARAH
SMITH. reict Of the late Sabinas Smith, uged : e.
In Ausiinburg on the 10th ult Cora AMELIA
youngest daughter Of Danie II. Williams.
In hospital, Jackson, Tenn. Sept. II, WM.
Henry, nged 2l years, son Of Oliver Webb. Of
:. uslnburg young man of promise, just
finishing his college course, he entered the ser
vice of his country, and three short weeks uum.
bers him with the patrio, dead.
Killed on the field Of Autetam, Sept lTth
MARCUS j. aged 10 years. son Of VIM W. Par.
ker formerly of Connenut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SILVER CRKEK-On
Tuesday night last, there was an accident at Sill.
yer Creek. station on the Buffalo and Erie
Railroad a few miles east OF Duukirk, in which
one man was killed outright and two Others
injured very badly. The three men were pass.
engers on the night express, going east, and de-
sired TO get off at Silver Creek station, they
living in the vicinity. When the train stopped
at the station the car in which they we're sea-
ted, was on portion Of the road which runs
on lofty piling Some one sang cut Silver
Greek" and the three men who had probably
been asleep and were therefore not SO clear
headed as they might have been, started hur-
riedly out of the car, and jumped, as they sup
posed on the depot platform. but in reality made
ajump OF about forty feet, the height Of the pill
ing One Of them caught his toes in the edge
of the planking as he jumped, and struck the
ground on his head, breaking his neck and kill
ing him instantly. The other two men escaped
instant death. but were badly hurt. There is q
report that they have since died. hut we d not
know how true il is. The names the men we
could not ascertain. Cleveland Leader
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MARRIED.

In Kingsville on the 26th day Of October, by
the Rev. G. Il Hatch, IIKSRY F. MUSsSLl, to
CAROLfNE STEVENS
In Coebrook on the 2Gth ull. by s r. Beck.
with, Esq. GlLEs E. ScoTT TO Miss MARTHA J.
Knox.
In Geneva, on the 25th ult by the Rev. G..
Torrey, A. BAILEY Of Madison TO Miss T. f..
BuND. Of COnneani Vile Pa.
In Richmond, on The 10th, by II. Seager, Esq
Dawn DEwEY, TO Miss EUNIoE MERElNAN. all
of Richmond
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

TnE SHATTERED FRONTS CT MessrL. Hendry
Herricks aud M'Guyer, that felt the recent loco
jubilatiOn. have at length, afer months ex-
posure and solOitude on the part OF ths owners
OfthOse establishments, been mended up. and
have assumed their usual appearances Of order
aud comelinsss. As the active members Of the
party are hisb-minded and msgnanimous gen.
tlemen' above anything like private amnesty
or private injury, the bills are DO doubt in the
sOqsss Of honorable liquidation, thus making
the best Of 40 unfortunate operation, aud show
ing eOnmendable desire TO cultivate the ana
DitIes and kindly feelings which should obtain.
IL every Ne!i'rsgulated Deighsorbbpd
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WARRANTED IN ALL CASES.
DR.. Harvey's

CHROMO- IHERM1L FEUALE FILLS,
For the prevention and Of all deulhes N which the
female system Is peculiarly liable, arising from StoppAge OF
Nature Obstrueons These Pills have never BEEN known
10 M when the directions have been strictly followed and
they are perfectly safe to take by the most delicate.
TO Msrrsd Ladas they particularly recommended as
they remove dienes and restore nature matter from
what cause the obstruction mar arise few days In
will produce the desired setpnd although powerful
vet no injury will result from their but those who
are pregnant should not use them they effect
contrary nature Pamphlets detailing their virtues With
numerous certificates om well known physicians and Apothe
oares had application to t agent who win send
the Pills n desired By mail postpaid, 10 any address. On
Tsospt Of the money pee boz q and two Postage
skAnps Sold In bcxes oonaai ing tKy pi By AZ The pn-
oipal DR. uggiEts and dsaera sveIywhere
n .. W. CLARK, oan. AKt 1le Superior u C1evslAud o.
A. HEApRY, Sole Agsntior ARktt6ula ess
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RECENT SToRN.--Schr Chief Justice Marshal
is a shore between Barcelona and Dunkirk--
crew saved /; at State line the schr Bugby. OF
Buffalo is ashore total wreck--crew loat-3
washed shore the scbr E. G.. Williams is al.
70 wrecked-purt Of the crew saved. The
Captain Of the prop. Water Witch reports see
hg the upper works OF propeller of Grnvel'y
Bay. lie thinks that it belonged to the prop.
California.
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ACCIDENT Landlord Gleason, while driving
a strange horse from. his stable to the house met
with a somewhat serious accident. By the
shying Of the horse. and the breaking o III the
harness he was thrown over backward to the
ground, cutting his head, bruSing his face
and jarriDg him so severely as to produce q
general lameness and soreness.
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Disaster ON LAX. Ont.r,o.-o,vsvo, Nov.s.

The propeller Bay State, Captain Ohm Brown,
with passengers, left here for ogdensburgb
last night Pieces of that 6ne boat and por-
tiOns Of her freight are now being washed a.
shore.
Two schooners we're driven ashore opposite
this city.
The passengers and crew, numbering sixteen,
on board The propeller, foundered of this
coast She was bound for Lake Erie, loaded
with merchandise, valued at $4,000; cargo
probably worth $4,000 to 10000.
The schooner Annie Mouton, with wheat
and barley from Canada. lost her canvas in the
gale OF this point last night, and went ashore
The schooner Mary Ann, with grain, and
Gazelle, with lumber, both from Canada are
ashore down the lake.
The scbr. Post Boy, owned at Conneaut. the
Reporter learns, capsized during the gale on
Saturday night, a mile or two above Van Bu-
ren Point and drifted ashore.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

MAIN SrREET.r-A friend uudges us with
the remark that a word of commendation OF our
principal thoronghfars would be but just
Admitting the corn we here express our decid-
ed pleasure. at the triumph of our supervisor
in his last efforts to get a solid road bed to our
Main street. The road is all that could be
wished. and just what is SO much needed. The
question about material is now settled, and its
abundance being beyond question, we may set,
tie upon the conclusion. that henceforlh our
ways will be such as will remove ell ground Of
complaint.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

Maj. MINOR, of the 2d Cavalry, OF Kansas
notorety has become the 1t. Col of the Tth o
Cavalry and is on a short furlough and visit to
his friends in Cleveland. The experience of the
Col is such as TO render his familiarity with this
branch Of the service not often aIlainable.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

CoErIsoArIoN - Marshal Bill it seems by
the Leader, is making sriEues Of rebel property
in this state. At East Cleveland from 4, 1000 TO
5000 dollars worth owned by John P. Wal,
worth OF Miss. and from 1000 to 1000 dollars
worth belonging 10 John T. Pierce of Virginia
in Hancock county, both notorious secessionisiS
spd the latter in the rebel army,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

A BoT wANrED.--A boy about Is or l6
years old, wanted as an apprentice at this Of.
Gee, Immediately.
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A Card 10 the Ladies.

DR.. Duponcos Cullen Pills for Females.
nfabe in correcting regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause, and return nature to is
proper channel.
THE COmhiunll"n Oi Ingredients in Dr.
J. nuponco'a Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have used in the private practice Of Dr. Duponco
thirty and thousands of ladies testify their
falling in almost every case, correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing
particularly the change of life. From to ten Pills will
cure the common yet dreadful complaint the
Nearly every lady in the land suffers from this complaint The
above pill permanently cured thousands and will cure you
you them They cannot harm the contrary
they all distractions nature to its proper
channel and nvgoate the whole system. Price 800 per
box Sold BY GEO. WlLLARi Sole Agent for Ashtabula
Township and County
LADlES BY sending him 81 90 to the AshtAbua Post Of
fee have the pills sent to part Of the county, FREQ Of
postage bv mail.
N. R-BewRre of Countorfeits.
But no Golden Pills Of any kind unless the box signed g.
r. Howe. All Others imposition and unsafe; there
fore as YOU your lives and health TO nothing OF
being humbugged out of buy only of those who
show the signature OF s. H. Howe the box, which has
added account Of the pills heng counierted
The ingredient. composing the above pills made
every AGENT and they will tell YOU they safe aud will
perform all that is claimed for them.
sod also by D. c. Ety. Girard Pa; John s. Carter Erie;
Moody & Clark Painesvie, o. Wholesale in New York. by
Hall Rucke wholesale druggists 2ls Greenwich Street.
and by s. d. Howe Sole Proprietor New York
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Dental Notice.--At tia solicitation of few patrons
In Ashabua have engaged at the Fisk House, and
VIII be there Monday the 9th day Of June IN remain
week. and on the nt Monday In esch month thereafter TO
remain one week q W NEi SON Dentitt
Couneaut. June Sd 1862. 05O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

PRoF. MoNRoE, consul to Rio, the Oberliu
News says, will not leave until next month. OBJ
jectious are urged by many of his friends to his
leaving until after the coming session Of the
Senate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

New Goods ! New Goodsil-
A Large aud Very FuIl Stock Just opo.,
ing at
nExDRrs npa s,es.,
AGAIN.
Splendid ss.er,msnt efhs bss. Increk Eth nesis
ior beaa, ferch, Ainnowa, Cat rickcfci, Trout 60,
l. N h 5.
tFA-orAss. LInsn and slk, Lom rs 10 1co se, iope.
ALSO
Iioatf' Boe csse ras snd Joiat Rods s new rcr s.is
A. HEEDkY's Drug stips.
ycoAna TSAs, coTrEE: srirp PKrpEa, soArs; Ea,s,,r
Ysttow, cAsrItE and Fine sHkvIso hrss Psscils P.v
hoIDFts, and q large vsfieiy % the hset Hind a.
Smoking and Chewing TUboceos, Cjvnrs rio
lesetiul sseotneft ef Perfpesy fr Ladies snd ceos
med Rt nESbfY'S bres a,-,,-
DRUGS ANp MEDICINES.
aF0i'NF'b 'br1 woon..
CHEMICALS.
S;S. SsSd;r ,.; cssisss Ms'is. e Iii Iof & Il
WINES.
Pure Catawba, Heidseek, Port. fpure inicsl
Sherry. Malaga. MADEIRA.
a3d hheuefh new Splendid article FOR slcnrss and mftc
"P"P"'s'" HENDRY's Drug storel
Rr gRANDlEs g.dS inS q ali kine, Rsn, Santa oroly)
LONDON COKDtAL GlN, AID The hest WIiIeKty its =
'e'Ng P"f'Nety pure " HENDkYs Drug store.
coAJ or Ramps,
Noe och ara New Burner, you ligtt The Ect vita
out taking of the Chimney Coal Oil sTesnts eailan !.
HENDRf ) Drug stors.
Tnrrenne. Venice Turrsnloe Rsrsol, Paints Ola b.
quantity and in small cans for family vsrnshss Cone
IEyDRY's Drug Sos.
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=, Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops u
Never hi to destroy and exermnste all kinds NJ intestinal
Worma Are perfectly reliable In all cases. a. r superior
70 and All otho Fancy Worm Confecons and
emuges In use They may be taken at all times with per
ect safety a. they contain No Mercury deeerous
drug Mothers should always purchase them ard give their
chden no other No eatharc whatever II necessary to be
given Each boz contains "a Drops or orengep Price 26
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
Al MATHEWS, Gen. Agent. Buffalo,
nd orf de
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08

Instruotion IN nfusie.--PRoF. 7. n. HOPKINS,
vfoee long prprrienus 4 Teacher ana
former qualities for e work. holds himsefin readiness
Tor giving Instruction upon the
Organ, Pianoforte, Violin or Guitar.
at h residence IN Ashtsbus from F7dsy ErenfaF until
MOnday No0a and from 7Sesday EvsHiaR until Thrrsay
NoVn In connection with the Union School Conneau
IT, will be found 1t the Blake House In that place.
nader Of the term Sheet MusTc Booka furnished
desired. His terms are reasonable.
lnstrpmens for use In Instruction. furnished At Ashtsbua
and Cunneaut.
Ins.ruoOn in Vocal Music viii be given for one
voices. Ashtsbula pee 20 1891
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"The Lay Of the Last Minstrel"
CHAPTER I.

Ring the rnrun, sound the tocsin,
Blow the whistle, beat the gOug
Shout abound and call The folks in
luke the pitch aud sing my song.
Tune your throats and clear your voices,
Till ye sing like gushing bnrds,
"None so sud but he rejnices"
n the Ashtabua Guards.
. Twas an evening in September,
Calm and beautiful withal,
Moony, too, if remember,
As we focked 10 Firemau's Hall.
Guns were there which scarce reScmbled.
Any guns on land or sea !
Men we're there who had assembled,
For TO form compHnie.
Here's the roll your name is wanted,
Said to me Il stulwurt man,
Yes, answered all undaunted,
! will sign it while | can;
For tomorrow am going
A certificate to seek,
See my legs ara somewhat bowing,
And my head is very weak.
lhen said captain, are you Wiling
Eel ow soldiers one and oil,
To meet tomorrow eve for drilling,
Iu the rear Of Firemens Hall
If you are, don't come barefooied,
Over rough and thorny ways,
Tender feet should be booted,
With such boots as those Of LAYS.
Then the Captain he dismissed US,
Babe US go directly home"
Fearing that our mothers wished US,
From them we so long did roam.
(To BE CONTINUED
Just received larger stock of Boots and
Shoes than have ever bought before comprs.
ing every thing in the line, and am bound to
rell them Mt prices lower than any other house
u this region Most of my stock will be sold
nj old prices Notwithstanding the great advance
in these goods Ts. LAY.
Ashtabu'a, Sept. 90, 1862.
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New DREss.--0ur contemporary, the Cleve'
land Herald has donned a new suit, which
gives it decidedly comeIy attractive appear
unce. or its merit and metal as paper it needs
no encomium. In its enterprise it is all that
could be desired In its editorial manage
nent it is under the supervision OF Mr. Benedict
assisted by the old editorial wheelhorse, Mr.
Harris This will account for its prosperity,
Success to you, neighbor.
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INSURANCE AuENOT.-ii. Fassett.
ISHThBULA ONO,
the authorized Agent Asbtabua County of the follow
ing named Insurance Compsnie which have complied with
the laws Of Ohio, and suosed transact bdness IN
this State.
Rsks taken Farm and detstebed buildings and contents
At the lowest rates Of responsible companies 70 6ss
years. and on property In villages At fair rates.
Losses bopofabT adjusted and promptly paid.
Home Insurance Company,
Sash Capital, All PAID 10 ...s.ss.ssss AlfyV0OVo
SURPLUS over, .s.ssssss sss.sssssss ttpfoAo
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF NEw RAVEN, coNS.
Sapi,h actually paid In. n.....,......., 100000 0c
SHOt over ...s......... l14,SOO u
Prompt attention TO applications nom sny par Of The coun
The undersigned Is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford Conn.
the reputation and actual condition Of which 1, NOT srass
BY any company in the Union.
Ashtabula. March r. 1869. bai
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PETrT JuRoRs--E NJ Green. Cherry Valley
Morris Spellman. Wayne, Taiesman--H J
Cheney, Conneaul-Reuben Warner, Geneva
Dexter Bates, Andover-Eras,us Goodsle,
Jefferson-Spencer Harvey. Morgan-W II
Seymour, Plymouth--L Reeve, Cplebrook--C
T Sunbury, Richmond Alexander Ii Cowles,
Geneva--CIement Gilbert, Connesut.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

WAR CLAIMs.-PensIon,. Bountv and R.ok Pa,
collected with prOpptAsss on terms .nnIo.ni,
o, ,A,..-,. n, a. ,s.a HENRY FAssErr.
AeotNoulAs Ooe 40, ioo@s an
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FOR RENT.-ovsr eur store nios Ierr.-.na v.yv
pleAsAnt tfont room With closet w
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,s s. :.;ssc s;s.:Si.'H'D' E.4isl Hps %
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GRASD JURoRs, for the November Term, 1862
Judge CHAFFER. presiding I:
Nathaniel Owen. Andover-S W IIaugh
Kingsville--Johu NJ Walker, Jp1erson--Rich-
ard Banner, Rome--Oliver Swift, Sheffield
John Judd, Conneaui--Calvin Bacon, Windsor
Hiram Case, Orwell--J Miller, New Lyme
Simeon Clark -Auslinburg-John Cheney,
Woodruff Morgan-John r Gage, Sheffield
John Stephens, jefferson.