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Master Commissioners Sale.
.ss4 49, Elihu Morris, - sza 5sF,


g VIM. Eckclbury and others sszs
DIT virtue Of naadate to me directed from
ID The court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county. Chic, I will ofsr for sale At publis
auction, q the front door ct tho court house.
in the townef Weodsasld, in ssid county. 90
Saturday, The 20th day Of September, 1862,
bstwesa the hours OF 10 s'clock .. M, and
o'clock D. m, on said .day. The following de-
scribed real estate, In said county, to wit:
Z Sixtssa acrss bouadel on the ssRth hy the
lands Of Richard Smith, on the west by the
lands Of Joseph Hill ON the north and east
b, ths lands Of Joseph Neal, being tho same
laada on which said Ecksibury's . gfiss mill and
saw mill nov stands; also ths awslling hoass
whore said EsksIbury new Hvss, and the
dwelling house where Bazil Stewart new livss,
4 bsing in the south end of tbs soctk west
half quarter Of section s. township 3,rsngs s.
Also acres IN the south end Of the soash
west quarter Of name section, township and
range, adJoining ths former tract, bsginning
1t 4 stone on the east boundary line Of
corner, running thence north 81 rods and l23
links TO . stake, thence west "a rods and .
links 10 : stake thsnes south 20 rods and IS
tiuks 70 . stake ON tho bank Of the creek,
thence south s3f degrees east - rods and 2S
lia Ks TO the place Of brginning: and also an
other tract Of land in the same section. town.
ship and rauge, Containing 1 acres described
~ follows: Beginning At the stone corner sf
said { acre tract, and Running thence east
rods Ia the bank of the creek. and thence with
said bank of the creek - 10 Is wai,e
oak tres. then . we.t IA rots to a corner
stone. and south to chs place of beginning,
h<ing ali ,ininy and feueri in .he same fsld
With ia. acre tract. -
First tract appraised at $500
The utiisr tracts appraised Si25.
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 4. lSR2 x7 So
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J TO THE PUBLIC. !

|O q. g q A N n E RS VIII spea ssiss,
~. Scheoi IN the Seminary of Woodsasid, on
tbs 18th Of Jaly 1G61.
SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE II WEEKS.
In addition to the branches vonmoaly taught
In District School, opportunity viii Be given
for instruction in Higher Arithmssic, Algebra
Anatomy and fhysielogy, Physioai Geography
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. botany. Ists,
orolesy, Geology. Geonsesy, Trisenomstry and
Snrssying. 10.
Tuition In Common Branches Tor the term sS, 81
Tuition for advanced classes n Atithnetie
aud Grammar and for studeuts atoss
onoWetAted, $1,000. 4, ,oV
after sommensing. No dsdnetion for ahsszcs
except IN aicknsss, nor then II abseAt lssa
thaa one week, u ONE dime.
| laggsE e1a3sa as. cHANaERs. Z
Nay 2s. 1s6a.-su.
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Il NEW ANp CaEFcL JKxKN.
- TION whereby Eggs csa b pre-
served perfectly fsssh sisSest indsGaifsly,
withoos the incunbrshee Of Lime, Salt,
.cr eeAss ofdinssy presersstives. There
il no more necsssi(y of farnen selling
shsiy EgEs 1t from f<e 70 sevep cents per
d6ssa, wtss they 60. 81 tri1ing cost,
ssss theul until thsy easmand good
+psics, tof fsrthss rsrtiesiars, suolose
red stamp % 80
/. B. SILVER, Salsh q.
1s Aagnst "a, lse2.--au.
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! Guardian'y Salc.a

"A Y virtue ef an srdsr u the Probate Court
~ Of Monroe Csunty. Ohio, Win onss for
sale % the premises, ~ public outcsy, On
Saturday, Sept. l3tA, 1864.
bstwesn tAs honn II 10 o'clock =. M. aad
o'clsck =. y, the following described psvmi.
ses, to Wit: - -
Town lots numbersd sns, two, thses, avs
seven and eight, IN the town ef Bsownssilis
Aiao pAyt Of the west side Of shesoufh wss,
|quxrtss h ssction eigAtssn, tewnship two asd
range nve, containing two acrss. Also aons
half acre bslew thu u, k Grave lard in sanas
quarter sscsios. Said. property bsioAesd u
rstsr r. Eeosts, In his hfs time. and consisti
a. = dwelling house, tobacco house. &e, &s
~TERMS made known on day Of sale.
Fse CHRISTIAN SANDER,
l- : Guardian Of r. Y. Kooutx's hsin.
T August 20, 1661.-4t. 81 43, As. .
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THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIE DON che 23rd alt. by Rev.
John Iia 4 Mr. WILSON S. BusKIRk
and Miss MARaAREr Il. TREMRLr, all
Of this county.
ycw Marfinsvillc, Va, Tuesday
evening. August 18th. BY Rev. D. FL. r.
DIX, Mr. A 4. BRIpGEAAS, of Monroe
County, aud Miss NARY A. BIER, of
Wcizci Co, VS..
--0n the 2sth day Of August 1852, by
John BsardlHare, Esq. Mr. JAMEsSHurTs
and Miss CARoLfNE Lowe, all Of this
county
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NOTICE is hereby kiGka tAat BY v.rtss y
IN an prdsr v Ne dsreotad sssm ~ Prshat>
Court u fsGosfcs e~akty, Ohte. I, q AAasin-
|sstsSscr- - z1pspeiS4 B1eoAsss Hiu aall % ths
highest biddss. BET wern ths hbass ~ 10 eseleck
>. ~. and ks'olock. p. n-s en tAs pssnisss
in Malaga tsvnship. il ssiA .esauty. ea -
SstrrS.y, ssks 6A Hsy ef &pArw6er, 1862.
the following dsscsibsd ssai estate, TO WI:
The ncsth psst 81 the eouth w~ss qaastef
ef section ten. snstip six. aud ranue sfxss
2 TERMS E0f eAlE. E.-4ene half cssA h Had
and ths,ksssscs VI 9 aAsstha, 70 ~, 'sscussd
Fs0zthes satkiactisa sef1 ths. undsFsignsA.
.s-lss. - SuHN l. htitaHR. AdA's.
Asgvsg IS 1ess s-4w3 Ae2,5s:
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IN GM nv NH
=
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hAfnre kuown ar any NJedI~ine. =
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In tAtiUS kEhU ANU JG DbE FUk fUURSELE ES
JULES HAuE1. x,... N. wei, snewn pe.samer. If
Chestnut Sfreet Piisdspaias wfsose rhaiss prsdHcu
me sou"a * amess every 'oss's, says;
have found assu bssser fsmilf nsd;cise. xs E.sss@
use, than any other within sy kowtedse 'ssany of my
ipcide with me 10 believing that thry rsss ssrnogas
virtues fbr driving diseases and curing t.s 49, T1sy
,nss s1 a s Valued - Ss
Whsn tley ape knewun Atatteg,i9a So =
simass sssS x,s;i isss AZ Ws'ss % es'
sD.. = q Arr.[ s;r. has. ,.k.. vou, pm. ,.i,a
sssat benefit or the ls.se.snsss anros ss q ssssiss
ms Is shs snrins a f.w Sn.ss "a vrsr S1s coysS
have used your Che,rv Peesos,i nsv yesS n nv fsss
med;cis,es whieh essrs md ~ n,Sssm,s 4, soss
yoa Sas ,le sUod ysu w have sass ssd ~ So;as.s
JOHN r. ekAITY' Ess' ssc OF she rssm Hai'sosd Co.
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sessy q ross M ssaisTe hasas ds.ived ssy ,sssss.l
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"a their opesasion and pestse,y sale 9assiss wSleA
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s~,o,y ysars ssi, md onsSd Il q sasinf
nave sssn eempesey cured In fsw weeks ~ yo1f Pi1
a.s sss. sss q . L.,s
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Never until now sase nten nrs t9n snn naissese
made me smc bind, bessdss shs massachusetts Iaia =
others sstied 70 the scap of my head and dssuea my
u cane cut IN my face and kept for mouths nav soss
Ah91! nnc weeks ago ets,meneed tsstx yea. Ca
Ny eye. srs we'll my skin Is fair and Ty hair hss so
ssssss ne~ esses p.ea 81 as
Hoping .hs .s.,:m.n, may ). d. mean. ef ecsv.,i.s
~ sr..,,n No 0e . a' ~a s'sV
ssa''"en' 'h'N A " s'.'"u's, s.'" 1S}a .srwrns
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''ss s''''uSu, s'a 'ee TssSs ~ % TrCSare
oy.r..., AZ IN. p.1,sn,,s,,s ~ Nam, sse.nr;ss c.
c.,r. JOEL PRATT, Of the ship Marion. writes don
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srj sss~ s..rv ssa,.d. es.X - - ~ IN, - ~.
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given them Q ms children g! .o1p. with hs - e
% hissi ss sss,vss.ss, which isd poabisI hin g
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n, l!!,I'W|| | Hack [ J ( LINE!
!. -. !. :. $.

The undsraigasd has established : HACK
LINE between wooDsFIEtD and BARNES
Lears Woodsaeld Il 10 o'clock A.
H., on Mondsys, Wednesdays and Fri
days. srriviag st Bsrnessille It 3lo'clock
P. n. intimefo connect With the trains
on the Central o. r. h.
LeaveEB Barnesville att clock 4. NJ.
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
srrivimg % Woedsfisld at l2so'ciock M.
| The proprietor has . good HACK and TRAM
and viii uss hiss hest enxeavors 20 sscure t.
sif passsnssss - thsFouss, speedy aud oom,
5Sstabls "trip. = - = 'sasisssl s9ia 4 assf''s
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a. g. pavsn post. tvsoasns11: r 9. Kesaeane.
Nshea; Chsistian gandse, Brovssvtlle; HapiS =.
AlsxsndsF Z Co, camsroa: JsAs ~. 1nkn1tf.
Sst&bfd: Wsgcuasid \ Co, lseshs&as1 li19en
4 eaRsl,. Jesnsale,ni laseB " messjn Cjsfbe
ton: j. HkS5. r. fAsrntury. BssN1xi1lesA And
By Drsgsists sna Mershnnsp 0vnprally tAqOash T.
not the United Stalss sld Caxadk.
JrpKINa & HALL, Woods6cld, O.
vcb. IA. lSS..-lj.
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, - aNOTIUE. u 80
oSsslsd Vrepoaelsty be received at tho
Auditors Office, Monroe Comfy, ON the
Third deyef Sptsmber, 1882,
for rsbuikdink tie north abuttment Of
Clsringtop. Bridge The work TO be done
'inmsdi dissyly, 81 order sSf ths Comnis-
s;eesrsI.. !, 49, -,ss's NJ h. B0WSERsao i
July 80, 1862 AaA n Go.
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Augss. 10, 1 sss --Ss,s IS.
Legal Notice. ]

s Legal Notice. : g
oARAH A. RtSKMAN. James q. Roseman.
~ ana Sn..u Rcs-man ef 0vsrp.Av Conn
- ,,h,, TN, McM.k;n A. ~. N ~. of Io-.
4 All. p,n~n a. phiisa.iah;. y. Ann.s
McM.t;r 81 efM--csmm.rsss~n Ohio viii
-. e,,ctis.. s,,.t !. sb., aa,d a., af Ins.s.
= = Ia.:a wm 3 n,a.n ASm;,is,,.sar a.
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80. ,s.-, a. a., a. as.-s,ss 49,. : =
sesss .Ls:s s. p go a. =. I,
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Livery { + s Stable. !.

The prspsistes. also. keeps LIVERY STA
Elm, snd VIII slways. be ready 70 acoonms
date pSssous dssiring iorses or cenvsysnces
- K0BERT p, EDNEY, t
@sssssxs.s ? = 81 sRroprietor.
weedsAsld, Juss-a -as, iss2.-am.
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dlssevsriag tAAg poeAessed tsmoekaAls s,
p,.~,x.,.-s -o.esn : go
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and eoassqusns ffolt 10 NE 1ropsistoe, eet
sasb,iag kin = sxpend - =
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I.icut Aadsrroa If Co. A. 18th Ohio,
Rrgimest, wants few good men, Pay
and Bounty, the sane $ for ths new
regiments. a..ss
CONE RIGHT ALONG BOYS
Recruiting ofIee At Ciarington, Ohio!
kis1t. III ANDERSON.
Co. A. 77th Ohio
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Get YoDsulrr Pictures
uTaken!i

gHsHE subscriber Is prepared 70 take
y AMBROTYPES ut very low prices.
The pictures are guaranteed not to fade OF
wash Of a
The subscriber flatters himself that from
his long experience in the bnsiness, that
he can. give satisfaction to all who may
give him call.
D@- Rooms up stairs at VIM. Davis
Hotel, Woods6eld, Ohio.
ks JOSHUA j. ALEXANDER.
August ~, 1861. 3x. pd.
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I00K HIlI!
The Subscriber has just re.
ceived q new and sTe
Splendid Asssrtment
'sea oF gl %
GOODS
IAN Of which are Of the VERY BEST
1 QUALITY, and Of. the LATEST
| STYLES. They were selected with
great care, and bought for CASH
with an eye to hard sinsss :
The Stock consists in part oi
/ Dry, Goods of eve
| ry descriptions, sc Oh,
| 10. Dress. Goods,
| sasl gisis9.3zss sa ~ eassss,5ee. sals esv
Gloves s. Hosiery,
|Cloths 81 Wooden
| zoos Goods,
| sHIRTINGS, II
| Yankee Notions,
HATS. CARS. I'd a.
.sa8 E7'7 1tis-ss sal,Fg 80 .ss.IIs ~
RONNETs,
Straw GOs.,d Dis, sc,
ta esuq8otfx
5 Also, . Splendid Assortment Of
GENTS 4 Boys CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS. 81
SHOES, CULTLERY. BOOKS AND
9.s STATIONARY.
GROCERIES. cRoCKERY. kc.,
Which are marked down to the
VERY LOWEST PRICES!
Ths citizens Of Town and Country are inSi
to to call and give his STOCK '.eritioal ex-
animation" feeling confident that he can make
il to the Interest 0f buyers TO favor him with
their patronage.
He does not intend to do BIG JOB of
BRA HilNa or PUfFlNG, hut he does in.snd
10 sell as
GOOD GOODS,
4. a. Low PRICES az any other Merchant in
Monroe County.
So come along and call At MooNEY's tha
Undisputed Cheap Storel
wh.re ynu can exchange C AsH or APpRovRD
COUNTRY PRODUCR for GOODS At GREAT
BARGAINS-My motto Is. fss. "
QUICK SALES. SNAIL PROFITS
. AND READY PAY. =
s. L MOONEY.
woods6sld. Nay 80. lssa.-4m =
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Hollo ways Ointm Q Mt

/, Long marches, sore and ssif Joints, blntst
ed and inasmed feet, ali those the SsldIes
must endure. MOTHERS. REMEMBER THIS.
when your sons are grasping their musksts 20
meet danger, think what relief single pot Of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING sAlvR viii
give to the one you love when far away Sson
homo and frisuds. lt hardens and makes
tough tbs feet 80 that they can snduss great,
fatigue. II xoothes and selierss the inlamsd
and ssiGsned Joints, leaving them supple.
strong and vigorous. yhils for
Sabre Csts AND GHa Shot WosRds.
It stands uusqaalied, removing and prevent
ing evefy vestigs of inAammation and gsntly
drawing the edges together. Il qaickly and
Foompietsly heals the most frishsful wouads.
+ Rivss vad Sisters ef Voisasssss
You can mot put into the Xnapsacks of yous
Husbands, and Brothssa, .. moro yalaabis Or
mosssnsoessary gin than . srppiy Of this
Ezsrae,dtn4ry Mslasry sesss.
/ The lonely sentry walking his rounds At
night, sxpessd 10 drsnehing rains and eAili
night air, 10 often ssised with most VIOLENT
PAINS. COUGH and sUFFOcATINQ HOARsR
NESS, dfst symptoms Of QUICK CONsUMp.
TON, but II supplied with HOLLOWAYs
PILLS and HOLLoWAys OINTMENT, all dan.
ger is avertsd, few Pills TAKEN nish, and
morning, and the Ointmsnt briskiy. rubbed
twice . day over the throat and chest VIII re-
move the ssverest pains and stnp he most
,tistressine or dangerous C0C0H. Therefore
We cay 70 the whole Army. = zsItsk
SOLDIERS STTExT1oNn
See to your own health, do not trust 70 sAe
Army supplies although most valuabis. =
These PILLS and OINTMRNT have been thor.
oughly tested, they are the only remsdiss
used in the kuropsan Camps and nasracks.
for ovsr forty years Doctsr Holloway has sup
Piled all the Armies in Europe. and during
CRIMRAN CAhPAIGNhss sstablishsd q depot
st Balaciava, for the ekolasivs sale Of thsss
GREAT RKMKDIRS, nany time Mia special
Agent there has sold over ton In weight ef
the Ointment In single day. These trf,ib =
and fatal enemies Of the soldier In eamp.
DfAREA, DYsENTERv. ScURvY.
SORESaxi SCROFULOUS ERUP1i0HS.
all disappear like = charm before these I'll L
and OINTMENT. and now while tbs Cry rings
thfeushsut The land,
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~ sBys Haysss B AA1nuys, his Att,ys.
AsGsst ". lss3.-4w. sS,7x tissE y,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-04-09
IL D.

General Mcclellan has twice given to the ma
ton the NEST lively emotion Of pleasure once,
when seme eight months ago, he came to Wash.
ington; and nov again, when hs leavssit. Had
he been tried and proved man, the people
would have been less impatient. But having
nothing to build their faith upon when month
after neush slipped away, and there vas no ~.
suit corresponding With the enormous expense
and preparation, it was not in hunan nature to
be unanimous. Silence in . commander 10 .
good quality. But like al other things, it must
Be wisely used. In country public continent
constitutes % large an element Of government,
il must not be ignored. There must b some
thing for ness thoughts to feed on. Every
ruler in this land has get 70 take the people into
his confidence. Not TO have done has proved,
in this case, more embarrassing than any amount
Of information given - the enemy By premature
disclesdrc could have done. Gen seems Mcclellan
tohavs forgotten that he was leader sfthe pseplss
army. He hes been in sympathy with the army
and with the Government, but hardly enough
he Soi De- 5: s r.: :Sn
this reserve and patient waiting Of our young
General brought him to the very verge Of disfa
vor and reproach. Bat should his success now,
in the field, answer at al to the ability which b
d supposed 70 have in organizing ans drilling a
army, he viii reap in over. measure harvest o.
renown, ssch - rarely falls - the lot of man
Our best wishes 20 with him.-NeW York Inde
pendent.
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Read what Hon. John 4. Bingham, Of Ohis,
Chairman Of the judiciary Committee Of the
House, says about csnsseating the slaves Of
retela He speaks right out ike man who
loves his country, better than he loves his party
"Now, Sir, il 10 the duty and right Of this
Government to use whatever fierce Is necessary
to crush out this treason, and to crush out eve
rything that stands in the way of our arms; to
use whatever just means viii tend 70 strengthen
the Government, and whatever will tend to
weaken the enemy. Does not every gentleman
know-I pity the intelligence Of the nan Who
does not know that here are are -Four Millions
Of enslaved men, whe dig the trenches and
build the Notifications 0. the enemy, who cult.
vass their fields, gather their crops, and furnish
them the bread on which they live. l would
like to ZEE the man rise here in his place and
say that Il would not weaken the enemy 70 take
from them these four millions Of men who thus
furnish their support. would like TO zee ths
man who would express it a bis conviction that
il would net weaken the sremy to take from
them one-third their population, and that portion
Of their population whose labor provides solely
and exclusively, almost, to them the means Of
subsistence. They might almost - veil under
take 70 live without the bright heaven sbevs
them. AIlsd with the life-giving breath Of shs
Almighty"
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LANSING CHARTER ELECTION. -

LANSING CHARTER ELECTION. - The
lection o. Monday passed of with few fights
1aight but nobody seriously hurt. The result
bs vsll - might have been expected. We
sssddsr il substantially . Republican victory.
Lss year the Democrats had Mayor, City Treas.
srse, Justice Of the Peace and two Aldermen
oct Of the eight. This year they have Mayo,
md City Treasurer, By greatly reduced majesi
u. City Clerk and three Aldermen, While v,
have Recorder, Justice Of the Peace and fv,
Aldermen. A large proportion of those gone
-. .'~.. AZ LAT Charter Election an
keeuoicaaa We know of one locality "a Dor.
6oa Of the ID Ward where Republicans have
geas into the army to one Democrat.
he following il the vote from the official 70
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ID n ID.
In Eagie, Il inflammation Of the lungs, ESfHR ANITA
NETTE HILL adopted daughter Of Chester and Fran
ces G. Hdreth aged IL years, 10 months and 26 days
Her death sudden and unexpected and is severe
blow 70 her doatng parents and sister whose
affections were closely bound TO her BY al the endear
ments which twne around the hearts Of parents and
children. She Of those specimens Of girl
sh ovelness which said 70 be doomed 70 fall the
lest she was loved by all who knew her. Funeral Ser
vices performed by the Rev. LarmAn ChAt6eId,
the 9th Of March
Farewell sweet Nettie's dust,
In earth's cold bosom laid
The dearest, brightest, sweetest trust,
To heaven has been conveyed
he sweetest flower that blooms
earliest doomed 70 fade,
The richest too Of earth's perfumes
Their exit first have made
Farewell sweet Nettis, dear,
TIL We shan meet above,
Where free from sin and every tear,
Wen sing fathers love. IDA.
In Alaiedou on the lst inst DANIEL sTIILMAN, aged
about 90 years Mr. g. Of the earliest settlers
Of that township.
In this city, April 9Th, NARY Ann BATES
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NV Use FOR GRAvrs. When our troops d

NV Use FOR GRAvEs.-When our troops die
nantled the rebel batteries at Cockpit and Ship.
ping Points on the Potomac, the soldiers Of the
Massachusetts, First cane across Numbers Of
graves. They we're laid ost says the eorrsspou
dent Of the Boston HassllsY. in the streets
carefully labelled, and containing pathetic ~
.onssra.ee: against disturbing The r:poss Of thu
that suspicious we're engineered that the Sacred
dead might Be brought 70 life asais, and made
TO zee . little more service under the Sun
Spades and shoveh were accordingly brsush
into requisities, and speedily exhumsd, not Ii,
bodies Of departed csafsdsfaees, bat Numbers o
nice, new tents, packages Of clsshing, nss
ehestA furnished With ~ The appliances of nsd
ern cookery, trunks Of various articles. tsola &c
&c. The grave diggsss vsrs eeePlnsassd 70
the success Of their frss aerilegioss expssinsni
and reeoansndsd 70 ~ again.
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NorIcE-The Ladies Aid Society will
nsss q the residence Of Mrs. J. w. Longyear,
Friday, April II, at 8 o'clock, p. n.
Members Of the Society, and others interest
d, are requested to BE- present, 70 direct in thu
Opposition Of articles on hand, and transact any
cher business.
Any work finished or unfinished viii b re-
esived. MRs. II. r. PRATT,