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EoREcLosuRE. wh.r-a. G.ot. 4. Good.

FORECLOSURE. Where's. Geo'ss a. "c'd'
rich of B1kield 10 the Comfy OF o,'oIl :
b, h.. deed ni morigsg. dated Ocl't.'f ~ iss''
v,,cb decd \. ,Lily recorded in osbrd Records,
h,ok Ils. Jag 52i. ep",.,ri 10 ne o'','ln
parcel OF l..d. With the ta'iJ''s. tirre'n' .''"''
lei IN aid Bscksrld. snJ d--sfii'-d =. f9llo~.i
h. q ;.oiok at the We, allotment OF ,e pao-'
bridge. a. csll-i, neSi he stream 'h-aee westerly
b, the highssy, 2tod,i ihr"cr n'nhr'iI' 'r''n
,od,; ih."ce ess,e'l'' eight '"'s :" The '''rami
~. a. -, sid stream ca the b.giuniag. vita
,yh, a. as .aai 81 Joseph u. iisIi, ~Uhcut
damage. So~, the condition ~ aid morgag.
l-,.r boksn b, the aon.s,rrent Of the nate 'e'
eu,,s Ihe,csy, oain Il foreclosure ~ che sane
oar.uanl 90 ,h. ,tstuis. ~ sUCh rss- psO'iir'i.
JOHN BROCK.
Bscks.li, Msrh -, 1862.
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YayTRR yeTIexs
In asniit,s. y, the isIsn OF .ing's ,ss +.

In qaniiiis',by the isisn OF 'inI's 'A''
watch Ga..r. 80 material. zoe W.ichmaksrI
vii be- fira.hri cheaper than theN caHhs nuash'
.. rorl,ai. T. shas. people bad bsstsr call on
hrs aai save d,pney.
Eyrnthins ~arfin,si t. b. What II 10 cold fof.
a.. m,lto -. d" ilinesiy - th- b,'' policy" sod
th- met .ars 90 .dccccI. Aav -pis entrusted
Co HIN will 10 iois .ccJrlist 10 coniTaei, Ahd
| warranted g,Ioi.
%. wasii Ike 90 s>e aas watches that h-Ns
been .pn,I. b, insNpsnracsd ~orkmsn, sno "
4. dsa't make ihesi psrfpnn yell ihsr. ~ be 10
ch.f.r In. .,ns ~ith csris.
Plan ~iith tOs-B.nis W,ll 10 ialI I'selled
~hsn,c Iair,d. sal sood quiri,efor verge watchs'
-ni be- altered a. l.@SsT E.cspsmeais ~ D., Ai'
p,ic, ChroaOnsrT b,lasse, ,n..u,din watches
that have plan bsl.nc's aad ha.lly ,u,thing
that !. required 90 h. donr o. watch or clo"s,
~,l b. d,a. 81 he. shop.an warranted to 10 doas
~ wpfk ln.aiik- naas-T-
woss collected ffomothsr Matchmaker, sh'ch
will b. done 81 q TAR discount.
Jewolry Repaired.
letter Engraving neatly Executed,
EgCnhpaiG lor old Gold and Silver
B,rH,L Hat. lsGl. 81
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II A z X Ed .

Ia Bsthsl. Nprl sih. hy Nv. \. q. Gs,ae..
~. &. Donp,sn. e Abngtpa, Mas, 10 Ne.
DIN A iiughtcf u G~O'g- W. Cover, Of II
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= IiERlFE'- SALE. O,,sNp,r T.ksRoa
y ,sesul,on, ard vii H. SOLD d, public suclIoa,
on SATURDAY. MAY ~. Al. .lss2. l0o'c'ock An,
81 the ofhcr II :. q. Andrews. IA B1cs6eli H. s,'d
C"uut. I'll the right N r'Iu,ts sb,th Ns'haaicl
Turner sad Ana Tur,.T, wife Of slii Nathaniel.
of .iid Blck6sli. h.. OF bal on the 9Th lal u
Nu,s,nl-r. 4. ". l-5i, M nine o'clork - The
iO-p.-in t-,ng the i,u,c ~ the attach n~at 81 the
.amr On the ofi.,asl writ 10 this actioh. to re-
dc-m the Ell.ng de.rribed real estate, situated
~ add iIOcshrid e. W.T.; ce'i''n p'sce 81 Land
18th the buiii,Hg. ihrf-on, situated ~ s.tl IiscA
h,ll. near th- Easi Meeting house, 90 called, ,ni
icing the hpmcstrsd Lrm OF 'id Naih1 sni
Ann. At IN, lim- Of saii suschm.ui. The als,'s
de.rfhed premise, heing subject 10 q mortgage 10
Jonah f,ie. ~ .sid Buckirld. To- s-curr the pay
meat III a uli- II hand ior one hund,-i dollar',
dated Ns,sRt-t l2ih, 4. ID. lso0. payable N
one year anil interval, on which there ). nov doe,
the .hn 1T ous hundred ,nd eight dollars. sid
u'"rigag- deed Is recorded "a ljOok 40, page $50.
oi O>ioui Registry.
Bnckheli. April 5ih, ls6l.
JOSIAH W. wiIirrEN, Dep. Sheriff.
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TEnLJu.r,cr We learn that J. q Rich.
a. Upton, has besn APPOINTED, BY the Gov
vrnor an! Council, Trial Justice tor Or.
lri County.
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Matter, are progressing favOrably At York.
town. Gen. Mcclellan says he will drive
back the rebels shortly
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FIRE! FIR Z!
LAND! LAND! LAND!
FARMERS. ATTENTION,

Insurance and Real Estate business,
And will attsnd TO The s,.he, Of all CUSTOMERS with
p,o,np,pe... Farmer, and all y~rsOn. having
~.lI detached houses, can be Insured 81 the tat,
Of IS eenl. per year on 0hs hundred dnIlars. Tor
one or mote years. in reliable stock companies.
- thou, assessments.
Iands snd lu,LI,as. bough, and sold at lo~
u.l,s Sonr has u. gain. nov on h'y,j. pef,ons
wishing 10 b,v or eel sIe invited 10 call on the
sai,seiitrr.
Deeds, Bonds, Bill. Of Sale, Leases, Wills
and other Documents, slfeu,ei al short notice.
WM. l.. GOODNOW.
NORWAY, April, ls62.
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Herrick', Kid strengthening Pla,,ers

core 10 i've tour.. p.i0. aai rsaka,'s Of the
breast, .iis ahd b.ck. aad Rhrum,'io Complaints
10 go r,trAll, .hpu p-'iai II f'me. spr'ad 90
t~.a,ifui white lamb ,kn. ih'U use -nhi"cls The
.r,frr a., ~ Inconvenience, aad each me al
war from oas week to three Esalh,. fucs ~
81 crnt..
iI.u,ck'. sugar Coated Pit. and KiJ pL'.rs
are .old 10, DAgsi.i. aad Merchants in I'll p,rl' Of
the UnIsi states, Csns ~. and south Am"t'rs,
.ai ,a,y y. obtained by call,ag lof them d, thsn
hIinams, DR.. l.. X. iiERRiCk Co.
Alhsn,. NY.
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The President has siguej the bill abolish
ing slavery in the District Of Columbia.
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Masonic

Atasia'ei communication Of Paris Lodge.
on tuesday, April sIh. committee, chosen
ata previous aeetus. presented the follow.
ins report aud RESOLUTIONS. which we're &c.
ceF'ed, and a copy directed to b furnished
u ibe Democrat tor publication
P,srs Lo9eE. April Sab, \ l. Sst2.
FJr the trst tune sincs the eslablishmeni
ID. ih,- L,dg-, we are called 70 mourn. Ia
has pleased the Great Architect OF the Uhi-
y-r-v tu EraIovv irvm our uumher, by death,
B-l. E.hsri Hall 1, 10. therefore,
koa.rsJ. That 10 the death ~ Bro. Hall,
our Lpdgr has suffered b. reayement.
R.sr'r,d, That se hereby sIprvs- to has
relatives and Trends our truest and dgepc-:
syuptthy aud cOudOleuce
kssoir'd, That ihi- expression Of our feel
iuE' on co.'s -ad occasion. ne entered on cor
records, and that cory Of the same bs
transmitted - the father u our dsI Artet
lrothsr.
L. b. WEIKs,
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Lumber for Sale.

- sa~ed Fir and Spruce. DO.
Add sp,uo. CLAPBoARps, on hand and Cor
.Te b, y. u. MIGHT.
Byan'. Pond. June -. is6i. a2
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Com fOoss Is At Fort P,lIow, ready to
sasll 0Gi that place.
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A NNUAL MEETING. The m.,nt.r. u III,
n Nss~sy MsissI Fit ia-a'.nc. Company are
h.T.b. RI,h~d ~ n.el al Bes AMIN T.rs.r's
,hap, IN Norway Village. Va th. hF.t Ts-.tsy Of
Ma, Essi, at2 S'cL,k l.. ", sc the purpose u
eno,.iay ofkc.,. iaf ih- yesr ensuing, add tran
.ae,ies s.,y other basin ., that ma, lcsaly come
h,'ofe sAri meeting.
Norway. AyI lib. Ists
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Piano for Sale.

DRiCB, SIS. I, zen h. .e-a A. M, house Of
Nc. q. u. DC WAN. SuaIh Paris.
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importing Houses,

g. Boston. he thiaks Ne c,n farni'h EDod' che'ps
th,n csn be- fuanA thi' ''d- ofBs.,ou.
N. hs, WATCHES Of American, s-is', Eas
li,h aud Irrpch ,iiuaung and Open fsoed' Cold
Silver .nd Gili rasc..
-PECrACLEs. ofail kiRds, asd ANY qaaa',,y
~ ,..s To .sI "a Old Spectacle BS~'.to suit alli
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Lag boxes, p Gems; Eve boxes 4 : one d'..
hr. Fall dit.ciinn. nth zach tex. Naran,-t
,1,.,rior ~ ~, Pal bcloic the pubi'c.
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COUNTRY DEALERS ~,ll do ss'', eel
on h,m .nd save their freight from the eHN.
PEpplrRs ~iii 6nd u iof their sdysniat, 70
call upoa him aad stock ~. Bsiag IN eonn''noa
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TO lRlKse 70 ABASny

Donot let these brave men perish by d;s
ease, place in their hands these PRECIOUS
REMEDIES, that will enable them TO resist I'd.
dangerous exposures. the Fevers the Chitis
&hd the Wounds whicl, thar cannot avoid, and
what is more, cannot frequently get succour
in the moment of need. whersas If; our brave
men have only to put their hands ipte ,heif
Knspsacks and fnd there a sure remedy fss
all the casualties Of ths battle field. How
many thousands Of iiveswould thus be saved
who weuld otherwise perish before relief could
be obtained. = :
None are genuine unless the words aHoI~
LowAY, NEW YORK AND LsSpos," are discerni-
0l1 as Water mark in si~ry leaf OF the bosk
Of directious, around esrh Pot or box. the
same niay be plainly seen by holding Me leaf
to the light a handsomerv~srd viii be given
to any one rendering such Information as may
lead to the detection Of sny party or parties
counterfeitiny the medicines or vending tie
same, knowing them tc b spurious.
Sold at the Mandatory Of Prof~esor
HoLLowAY, so Maiden Lsis, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers In Med
icine throughout the civiIised world, in pots,
at 25c. &c. and 81 each.
g There is ! considerable saving BY TAX
ing the larger sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance Of pa
tients, in every disorder, are affixed to each
box. $3.50 Sri,sit
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.ggI1Of, 1sl8sfssIsif5sE
s. sIlcgal,eNptlses,a, 10

- ~ tFs1f ~ z
: FOllN NJ. KIENEf,sk = he resist.s au ti6fu a. :
u STATE of Ohio will sxs@ nssjss IL arssrs ere
llfh5day Of Septemse 4, s1se2. Amy sMillieoi. !.
GIsd her petitionain skss s;ssusg.o ron nj OIL
Pleas Of Monroe Comfy. Uhtss u eforeoloss. a;
MORTGAGE on tbss folls%4ng real estassin ssrs
Connsy, tsfwit. yssgtsies 70 sraEsed ~ ~ :
{ THs east haif of the sputh east qbarfsr. 81
seo.ion twenty nine township three, and
range ak. containing SO ,andF ~ one hun
dredths acres. 4nionns demsndsd by plaintiff
from said JohnE M. q Kinney 500 and iht6rdst
from april 4 ] S6z. Yon eserequirsd 10 ans
swsf sAid petition by the Sch day SfH ltesei1-s
bsr SD in default. juagbmHus ~iH bsi
tAtsh ~ 1et6olt at November term. 1854.
= HtsELISTEh UEKYs 400
AtsofhsyS fsrs sR1nlnfiI z
sspAsabSs 17,1ss3s&sv. =
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Master Commission er's Sale.
Thomas A.. Way and others, 81

sssi49S ssss 70 against e'ss5ad 70 ssssi1ol
81 see Vim s. M yefs,y and others ..soes INV
By virtue lofIa mandate Ito me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County. 0hio,14 win offer for safe at spubiic
auction, At the front door o. fthe court house,
in the tow OF W oodsAeId, sfn said county, on
.Sdttddy, the 20sE sdoyF Of December 1862,
between the hours of ten o clock a. m, and
fouf O'clock 5. m, on said day, the following
real estats, situate III said county, 20 wit: = =
The north west quarter Of section thirty
two. or township three Of range four, contain
ing 100 acres a. Also tie north east quarter of
of section thirty two, or township three, of
range four (excepting So acres on the east
side thereby containing 1o5 acres. Also the
vest halt Of the south east quarter of section
thirty-two, of township three, of range four,
containing so acres. Also the north westquar-
terof, the north east quarter Of section thirtv-
one Of township three, and range four, con-
tanning forty acres. Also beginning north of
the south east Corner of section two, township
four, ana range Ave. ti0i todss and fse-tenehs
on the section line, theuce north west thirtys
seven degrses twentysthree rods 10 q stone,
thence north east nine degrees and twenty
rods to stone, thence east nineteen rods and
ejghtesn links t6 stone on the section line.
thence, south twenty yssix rods and ave links to
thelpfaee'of beginning, containing three acres,
and th 1t said Hands DE sold IN such parcels as
the S0iscef may dirtot,a andac1f sueh terms Of
crQsiit as hs may direct s.iot EXCEEDING two
years the dafarfeds pay fnents TO bear interest
81, a. g.c,, ree, sss IL ssiyosa gina 1fsew es
isgsff = VIM QKEY, Mas. Com ds.s @
ar'ss :. s''s NJ 6nfoe Common Pleas.. :. s.
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sHE undersigned has two Lots in the
town Of WooasHeld, which he il
-, desirous 6f islling -ons them 1.
EIEA situated on Main Street. two
tty good houses thsfs1n, one two
sz4D story dwelling house, the ether
admirably adapted FOR store use. The other
Lots is located on back Street; and has two
good stables thereon; to b sold ON good tsrns.
- For particulars inqpire of sss'
J. 4. PIkReoN.
Oct sbsr -, lsos. 3fspa
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-, $. $, 8 -. onfps Con mon Pleas,
Soys tSs hs01s airs i,ssps1gzEe, bra :
Sheriff saSaie. .as .
sVanlaw and alexander, !
liiiAc . 2 es9lIs fnt5
dSstlLlOO

S s1z-rcs
Jonathan Wright and Isaac Wright. Z
BY virtue Of, y writ Of execution en- justics's
Judgment to me directed frsm the Cpurl q
Common, Pleas of Monroe County, Ohm.
will offer for sale sss. public auctipp, at tbs
front door of the court house, in the town Of
Weodsfsld, in said county, between the ,hours
of 10 O'clock a. N >. .and>A o'csock z. AZ. on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Dee, 1862, 8
the folloTins sdessfibed real estate, situate in
said eounty,to Eit: ,as.s asElaR AZ ,xk ssf..s.s
The south, west anarters Of the sonlh wes,
quartsr, Of section .thirty-six. townshipi twa,
and range fonz, seonsainipg thirty nine acres
more OF less, aiss& stJsszg.sr.s ~ s1safE -
Taken in execution aud levied npop as The
sprppertY Of Jonathan WHightaad Isa4e ght
at the suit Of Nanlaw4& Alexapdsr,sv vs aI "a,
GEO. w. CARROTHtERS sitq 4
Sheriff, NC. o..
Nas fasats62di2 91i a0l 2lrHot
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Haltha HaItulal i
AR 70
A Cry from Washington
"a
voLuNrEBRs, ATTESr1oEa

- WINS, MopHERs sAd SIsTERs,
whose Husbauds, Sons and Brothers are
serving il the Army, ca1not pat into
thsir knapsacks more necessary or val ;
uablesgift than e few boxcs Of SHOL-
LOWAYSaPILLS AND DEOINTMENT.
They insure health even under the expo
sure efs 4 Soldiers life Only 25s Sents.a
Box Or Pot. va " =
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THE SOLDIER $ THUH ynss >
ssALWAISs READY
Holio ways Uinslme y t

\ - p 8 2 u = =
Long marches, sore and stiff joints, bli.t.r-
cd and inhamcd feet, all those the Soldier
must endure. MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS,
when your sons arc grasping their musk.ts to
meet danger, think what reliefa single pot of
this ALL HEALING &sCO0LING sALyE will
give to the one You lore when far away from
home and friends. II hardens and makes
tough the feet so that they can endure great
fatigue. IL soothes and relieves the infame,i
and stifened joints, leaving them supple.
strong and vigorous, while for gS
Sabre Cuts aud Gnm Shot Wounds.
1t stands uueeuall-d, removing and prevent
ing every vestige OF innamnatiop and gently
drawing the edges together, il quickly and
completely heals the most frigbtfui wounds
Woes p,,d Sisters Of Eolanteers
You can not put into ths Knapsacks Of your
Husbands and Brothers, n more valuable or
more necsssary gift than a supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Swlve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds At
night, exposed to drenching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFoCATING HoaRsK
NESS, FIRST symptoms Of Quick CoNSUMP-
TION, but if supplied with HULLOWAY'S
PILLS and HoLLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dam
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice q day over the throat and chest will re-
move the severest pains apd stop she most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
We say to the whole Army. a
SOLDIERS ATTENTToNm
See to your own health, DO pot trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable.
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
oushiy tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks.
for ovef forty years Doctor Holloway has up-
piled all the Armies in Europe. and during
CRIMRAN CAMPAIGN his Established depot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sals of these
GREAT RKMEDIES, manga time his special.
Agent there has sold over q ton in weight of
the Ointment in a single day. These t-rrib
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp.
DI.3REA, DYSENTERY SCERTY
SORESand SCROFULOUS SERUPTI0NS
all disappear like a charm before these PILL.
and OINTMENT, and low while the Cry ring.
throughout the land,
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g13 ItszE lzst 2 q t3sa3 3sEfsV
No. 135 Main Street, WheefisysraslEavi
si siaaUsi sd1 30 trsagev6as alsa9s q n
Respectfully announce taEtheir numerens.
customers, that they have now In store. Id
wcn selected stock of Ladies' land Yeuths,a
Boys Misses aud Chiidrens,s taiaiaoa .xafl
Boots, Shoes and Gaftels, raa
to which they invite the attention of all
who Visit their city ito, give them cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 10, 1S62.-2in. gssf II .saas
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Nanlasa.ss2als sasl aol slra
William Watkins,
against

"a William Watkins, Senier. ds4at
BY yiftue Of q writ of venaitiou sxponas to
me- directed from the csurt OF Common non Pleas
putiios au ti6n, at the front door of the court
house, irs tts town.of wooasHsid, in said coun-
ty, betwssns sths hours ofsteno clock u. m, aud
four o'clock r q 20 afon,ssssl YtxiS F,aa bs1lne
Saturday, the l17iA dayaef jan. 1863,
the following real, estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit;9 4.,,8l
Thssnorth east stquartsr of section FIVE, town
ship four and range nys containing lso acres
Also, the south east quarter of the south
saSt quarter. Of ssestiou 1--WE, township four
and sAhge fvsLsenh9W .-afIo
TAKEN in execpti6nishd levies upon as the
spreRsey Of William Wstkinss ssn.. at the suit
1 GEO. ..N, GARRQ EKs, .'''
.uaR :pf yssaplsa She Sheriff u n {, "a Ol.ul
nsGsmosr By, AoS6ls n bnr 2f ysEs vsb
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I Home Testimony.

sd3 WALNUT RIDGE, Lawrence County, O., !,
- 5fsss w u April 8. 1859,
DR.. C. W. RoBAcK-Sir:-For the benefit ol
the suffering b, ms lity, permit ma TO say that
have found, your Scandinavian Blood Pill.
and Blood Purifier sure cure for Indigestion
and Liver Complaints. Mr.. p Myers Of this
place was prostrated with this disease, his cas-.
was pronounced almost hopeless. few boxes
Of the Pills, and bottles of Purifier cured him
SO that he is now able to labor. q
See advertisement in another column.
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
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voINNlEERS NANTEpl

5I1Ill1 0ozl5A Du Z
HHE nndryigned 4 qpdersprders from
xgspssSsl SpEie fzth army corps, is
- fsesaftiSg fos aa9s S ! ssa g sss@ss ss, ss,
25th Regiment Of <OhSsT Vol
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Wheeling and Parketsbpfk[
new mAlL rAcxE+ !, s,sa ! {.
Z x r r +. SIS, /. I; !: !
.. EARHrson. HAsTfnss laA

! eTRunsEeguiavN betwsei ~ Aea1iue suA7
Parksrsbaee, leaving Whsslina szssy s1llo3aew
Thnrsday and Saturday, 81 10 0ss,s14ek,sA ~,
Returning, leaves PAsksrshurg every .psS3ey
Wednesday and Friday. q salf pttt sssS>k
4. NJ s... JOtlN a Ut:sknNfdS. Cftrk.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-05-26

%This tale OF chivAlry is free translation fro one
entitled PRAxEDE, by Alexandra Dumas and pre- sent
a complete description of the ancient trial. or a SpeA
Inv hattie as f9Emery practiced in the middle az eS-
The champion was supposed to depend upon God log
maLinC the cause he had undertaken good prov ided
the marty he represented were clear of the Grim OF
which he or she was accused This law remained on
the statute book OF Great Britain unrepealed untl
faw wears since when ii finally abolished To
those who love ancient customs this translation from
an eminent living author, deeply versed in such lore,
' JANE ST8Icl d.AND.
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n O. 40.


sovereign of Barcelona. He was plous,,
too ; for these festiya-davs were designed
to do honor to Easter, the day ofthe resnr-
rection of the Redeemer aud the gracious
rain that, after long period of drought,
descended on Catalonia, Arragon, and the
kingdoms of Valencia and Murcia, the
evening on which these religious .tetes con-
cIuded, gave to his people the presage OF
long and happy reign, of which indeed,
Barcelona still preserves the memory.
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lion, to seize aud contiscate the proper
" of rebels, and for other purposes"
approved July IL, 1862, and which sec-
tions are in the words and figures fol-
lowing:
"SEc. 9-A,ld be IL further enacted.
That all slaves of persons who shall
hereafter bc engaged in rebellion against
the government of the United States,
or who shall in any way give aid orcom-
fort thereto, and escaping from such
persons and taking refuge within the
lines Of tho army, and all slaves captur-
cd from such persons or deserted by
them and coming under the control of
the gov srnment of the United States,
and all slaves of such persons on or be.
ing within any place occupied by rebel
forces and afterwards occupied by the
forces cf the United States, shall be
dcemed captures of war, and shall be
forever free of their seryitude and not
again held as slaves.
"SEc. l0-And be a further enacted,
That no slave escaping into any State,
Territory, or the District of Columbia,
from any of the States, shall be deliver
ed up, or in any way impeded or him
dered of his liberty, except for crime
or some offence against the laws, unless
the person claiming said fugitive shall
first make oath that the person to whom
the labor or service of such fugitive is
alleged to be due is his lawful owner,
and has not been in arms against the
United States in the present rebellion,
nor in any way given aid or comfort
thereto; and no person engaged in the
military or naval service of the United
States shall, under any pretence what.
ever, assume to decide on the validity
of the claim of any person to the ser.
vice or labor of any other person or
surrender up any such person to tho
claimant on pair of being dismissed
from the service"
And l do hereby enjoin upon and
orGer all persons engaged in the military
or naval service of the United State to
observe, obey and enforce, within their
respective spheres Of service, the act
and sections above recitcd. And the
Executive will in duo time recommend
that all citizens of the u. 5. who shall
have remained loyal thereto throughout
the rebellion shall, upon the restoration
of the constitutional relation between
the United States and their rcspectivo
States aud the people, if tho relation
shall have been suspended or disturbed,
be compensated for all losses by acts of
the United States, including the loss of
slaves.
In witness whereof havo hcrcunio sot my hand
and caused the seal Of tho United States to be af-
fixed Done ut the city Of Washington, this tho
twenty second day of September, in the year Of
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty
two and Of the independence Of the United States
the eighty seventh
fSiened) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President, WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary
of State.