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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-17
DEPEATBD BUT NOT DIS
FEEARTENED

Although the Uaion nominees have
been defeated in both the district and
county, yet We do not feel disheartoncd
but shtH work on for the good esuse the
same a. though We had been success
ful.
Tho democratic leaders worked like
beavers for he success Of their ticket
whiIo the Union mon were getting re-
eruits TO rut down this accurscd rebel.
lion.
While we arc sorry that old Seneca
has soemed to cast her vote for compro-
missing with armed traitors, we feel, and
we know that il party prciudiccs could be
thrown aside, as they ought 10 bo in a
time like this, ninc-teuths Of her people
would vote solidIy for the crushing out of
this rebellion by the forco of arms at The
earliest possible period.
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Eject ofihe Pennsylvania Raid IN
Washington.
IMPORTANT cnAStits numon,p

WASHINGTON, Oct. 70.
Special TO tho Times.--The news Of
the rebel raid in Pennsylvania created in
tense excitement yesterday morning, ard
notifications were immediately issued for
= meeting OF Cabinet oficcrs, At which
the presence otthe Gencral-in-C Chief WINS
requested. What tr6nspited aud thc
cone lus'on arrived at are al course not
pu5lic, lut IL is said dispatch YVES i'm
mcdiatcly sent TO Gen. HOOKER request
ipg lis presence nt an adjourned meet
irg. Rumors, mtre ihan ordinarily def.
nate, arc float To-day h' lgn ~ " post
TO prominent sectors on tho National
strgc, Tho most plausible Of those
Replaces Secretary Stanton By General
Batks, and settles Gen Mcclellan TO the
West md Hooker 10 the Amy uf the
Potomac.
by special dispatch from The Tlmcs'
correspondent q; ChantilIy, we learn
that Capt. Cougor has mndc anoth,r re-
connoisance to Aldic aud hiddlcluy aud
uscCrtuincd thai there IL n rebel force OF
about ten thousand men cncnmpcd with
In mile Of the latter pluoo, cons listing OF
artillery, cavalry and Infantry. A movo-
M ut IN force Of The enrmy towards Cen.
trcvillc is Anticipated aud is provided
for.
A correspondent at Cci,rtvillc gives
the result ufu rcconnoirsatco mnGc b,
Lieut.. peulston kocning, ol Gen Sigcl's
stiff. He lefl camp Friday with GO men
and rciurnc d to-day Having passed though
Drnntonvillc to Eldis ford, on the Rappa-
hunncck Litut Kocuing reports that
The whole north bark OF the RnpprhHn-
nock IL strongly pickotcd by the rebels,
nrd even citizens are not allowed 20 pass
without pRss, g. The 18th Virginia cav
airy nud Two regiments OF iBiOntry are
stationed VI Culpcppcr and strong pick. |
lt st Falmouth. Keliy's Ford ia sirong.
y protected ly frequent Visits Of r,bel
,ayaly.
The bridge IT the Roppal anuock sta
.lon, this report slater, hos been dcetr y
ID.
r Tibuncs' letter frrm harper's Ferry
he l0ih, srys: Notwithstanding Il the ap. |
'urcnt iuactiNiy, believe pcrrmpt. ~ .
,rdere have been received fur enc If the .
Isrgcft and mtei important movements
oi the war. prereretiors nrc raridly
'rogrCssi+g aud within the next week Or
en- days the o,unuy will duLLtlcp lc
,bddtncd with Intelligence more prate-
al than the ancient J, coid Of all quiet on
he Potomac.
Gen. Couch has tsrtmcd the command
4 the I'd division Of Summers corIs.-
liz late division is now under General
Downs Of Mass.
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lie cal Notice.
Sept. Goth GO

Court of Common Pleas of Seneca conn
ty, Ohio.
William BINGHAM and Henrv q Rlos
som, partners under the firm name Of
WIN. Bingham & CO., plain,iffs
against
John Kanney and Levi We;ricks Drrs
The said defendant, John Kanney. will
take notice, that said phintifF on The
9th day of September. A. ID. 1869 fled
their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Seneca county, Ohio. aooinst
said defendonts I,bn Yanna', Is"ss
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Reported lStiI,rR ci Gcn. Drueg
aid thVR tina ssn.

WAsHIKGToN. Oct, IS.
II Is understood that dspsteh from
Gen. Dsy'c, dated at Louisville, Ut 10
O'Clock last night, reached here this
morning, saying that il was generally
believed the rebel ;Gonorpls nrhgg ana
CheRthHm were both killed in the en-
gagcmcnt Of "Wednesday last, uear bar,s-
town, that our loss in killed, wounded
and missing was between 1900 aud 2O0O
while that Of the enemy was much larger
and that we held the field that ight and
skirlnished with them in the retreat next
morning. Whoa this dispatch LEFT l.uuis-
vile, couTior was expected TO arrive in
the course Of the night, bringing details Of
the pursuit Of the rebels and Of battle
which was probably fought yesterjy.
Gsn Beyls expresses HIS belief in the
truth OF the sccount of the killing of the
Feblet, Brukg and Chc0,hmen in tqe
action Of wednesday, then prevalent in
Louisville
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A squad OF Dumonts men, under Col.
cnel Mlllcr, captured pieces of srtil.
lcry and i5o rebels at Versailles, ycs;cr.
tay. A portion Of Dumont's men, drove
the enemy, on Saturday night, from Law.
renoelnrr towards NicholOsville. wound.
ing siverali and capturing 10 prisoners
Federal loes, nothing.
The Neyevillc Eugle saws dlsnttch
wss received by John c. Biecsinridgo'r
wife, 10 meet him at Danvillc, on Mon.
day last.
Further particulars of Wednesday,
Perryvilie) hglt arc received. The Ed.
era iorce was 10000. Rebel force, 81
Ieeln eats, aggregate number unknown,
F,dCrDl less, 700 10 Geo killed, 300
wounded and Ilo prisoners. Tho latter
Were pNTolcd,by Gen. Bu,kner.
The rebel loss is l.300 killed, inolud-
lng General and IA Colonels and
LIcnt. Colcnels. THIS lumber Of killed
Is admitted by the rebel Medical Direc
trr 81 Gen. chcitham's uivisian.
A dispatch trcm q number Of the LIST
WISCONSIN, says that regiment lost ts
Killed sad l24 wounded. Among the
latt.r are Captain Green aud Mai. Mitch
tll
Headquarters Rss a dispatch that Col.
enel Lytle's weunSssvcry slight. lie kss
been paroled und wilsaxriys hc<e to.mos.
row evening.
II is reported that Woolfsrd's cavalry
capiuscd over 100 rebel wagons, i10(
prisoners and one battery on Friday, be
tween Peryyille ard Iiarrodsbdrg.
Gen, DuInont is ut Frankfort. Mis
shall, II is said, LETT Lexington ON Sun
day last, with his whole force, 2c00 In
fantry and 450 cavalry. II Is believed
that Marshall and the forces driven from
Versaillss are st kicholosvilie.
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PnIIApELrnIA, oc

Z PnnApFLTmA, Oct. 10.
The Washington Star, OF this evening
say,;.
A man who arrived here this morning
from near conrad's Ferry states ,hAt ht
was in the presence OF General Sttuart
few minutes before he crossed the river
StenRrt informed him in sarcastic man.
nor no had foild the whole party, but re-
grettod he hsdn & ompiisl cd What YVES
intended when he started, Us he was Q; :
pected TO reach Frederick, Mary land, de.
stroy the Governments istocs at lhal point,
then dstroy tho bridge over the Monoea.
cy. But that all things takon into eonsid-
Grafton he had carried out his programme
with much success,
Stewards men and horses looked ex-
tronelY exhausted, bu, the former were IN
high gloe. General Steuart sent his Gem.
plimen,s 10 many United States officers
with WHOM lac had Icon acquainted 10 for
mer tmes.
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nEN. mccLEhLAN.s oRpEll

ttst, Htcs sLthstsAH's OtDEBt.
Enioining on his OGicors nnd Soldiers
Obedience TO tho Presidents Proc-
lnmation of Freedom.
llEArquAnrIRs hHsY ~ INV PoroS,ol
Cn~p aesr sphnrsnuso Nd, Oct. Z, ltG2.S
GENERAL ORprn No. l03.-The a,ten.
iion Of fhe officers and soldiers Of
the Army Of the Potomac is called to
General Order No. 1879 War Department
Sept. ~, 1869, publishing TO the nrmy the
Presidents Proclamation Of Sept. ~. a
Proclamation Of such grave moment 10
the Nation. officially communicated 10 the
army, affords to the Commanding General
an opportunity Of defining specifically 10
lhe Ulcers tId soldiers under his con-
msnd The rclstion borne by all persons W
the mill tnry service of the United Siutcs
toward the civil authorities " The Cover.
inoht. Tho Constitution corfidts 10 the
civil authorities, legislative judicial and
executive, the power and duty Of making,
xpoundugaud executing the federal laws.
Armed forces are raised end supported
simply 10 sustain the civil sulhoriiics,and
uro TO bo held in strict fubordina-
ton thereto in all rcspccis. This fiinda.
mental iulc Of our political system is
essential 10 tho security Of our republican
institution, rnd Should be thoroughly
uudtrstood ard observed by every tol-
dicr.
The principal upon which, and the object
for which. armies shall DO employed in
supprcssing Rebellion must be detcrmin-
cd aud declared by the civil authorities
and the Chief Executive, who il charged
with the ndminst attn of National G0airs
is the proper and only source through
which the views and orders Of the cover.
ment con be midc known 10 the armio.
OF the nation. Discussion by officers
and soldicrs concerning public measures
determined upon and declared by the
government wh,n carried nj all beyond
ih1 ordinary temperate =, spcc'lu expires.
ion Of opinion, tobd greatly u impair aud
tistroy The discipline aud ,fic ccncy Of
the lroops, by substituting the spirit ol
political faction Tor that firm, steady and
earnest support Of the authority of the |
Government, which is the highest duty
ofthc American soldier. Tho remedy Tor |
polilcG crrors, if any are C, ,mmiti d, is to
be found orly in the action Of thu pooplc |
al lhc rollf.
In thus calling the attention Of this er.
my 10 the tue relation between the sol
iicrs aud the government, the General
Con muud,ng merely GGvoris Gurirg our
wh,l history t. uird the s'mics Of the
Il R9,ublic;and in 80 doirg he viii not be-
considered ly any righl-miud'd d person
a Cottrg any :, hccion upon ! ylliy
and god conduct, which have been ~
.uly illustrated upon 80 mary bGttlr.fclds
in tGuyirg cut all mtmrcs of pubhc
policy, Il is amy will Of course be
u ded by the tHmo rules of mercy aud
that have ever controlled It's
'oHduct toward the dtlcrscless BY
'ommnud of MJIr-Gen. MCCLELLAN,
smcs A. Harper Licut-Col., Aid.dc
jonip, ard A. a. J. o.
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n.rIIon, Thnddcu. st,vcns has bae,


0ey-llon, Thnddcus Stevens has been
reelected to Congress from the Lsncas-
ter, Pa, district by a,00O majority
Good for "Old THAI"
0~rThc Union majority in Philsdel-
phia is ever 5000, Moyor Henry, the
Union candidate has 5000 majority,
QSy CMr, HHAMrE, of the 7lst Ohio
has been ordered to collect all the men
belonging to that regiment now in Mer-
Ger, Shelby and Mama counties aud take
thcm to Camp Chase.
0Sy TnE Camp Of Instruction for the
Ofhccrs OF the State militia, has been
named Camp Caringlon, as a compli-
msnt to that judicious, iadeiatigable mus
tering rfdcer.
e<yWe have no figures whatever trom
s. =. Cox's District, although his large
majority reported at 1000 to 1900 in frank
lin County, eomplicutes the matter some
what.
0Sy-Clcveland gave 700 majority for
Mr.. Backus. No report Of the result of
of the election ierther.
1t is singular fact that the old might
Egyptian Congressional District in
Illinois, which is the strongest DEM
ocra,ie Distrie in the Union has taken
more of the southern negroes from cairo
for help than all the other Congressional
Districts combined.
STARR KING ron CONGRESS. The
Esme of Rev, Thomas Starr King is
meniioned in connection with the va
cancY in the United States Senatorial
delegation from California.
There are about 2.5co eom Slescen,
troops at Camp Denuison being put in
readiness to be sent to their regiments.
The New York times says that the
World is understood to have become
the property Of Mr.. Fernando Wood, aud
10 simy the delunet Day Book under an-
other name.
Judge Holt says thst"no one can Doubt
the power OF Mr., Lincoln 10 issue proc.
lamation Of emancipation.
or Thir,y-thrcc GU, of our forty Ma.
Jor- G Generals are West Pointers.
or Cor. WILsoS AND TINS isSp -
From information OF members of the Reg.
iment We include Col. Wilson of the
isSd, to be a most caphal otlieon one
who will DO credit TO the service, and
justice TO the men. We heartily rejoice
tpat this is so, aud that, us far us we eau
learn, the other regimcnlal officers arc
also popular, aud command the confidence
and esteem the men, With good officers
rom what we know OF tho material OF
the regiment, we have rot doubt but
that the 1a3d will make record equal
10 any other enc from Ohio in the ser
vice. It canu,t fail. We shall watch
the regiment wherever il may go with ths
deepest interest, and we have not a
d uGt that every friend Of il will have
reason 10 be proud Of his. friendship
caa. Reg.
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EXECUTORS Sale.

in PURSUANCE f. Of an Order of the Pro.
bate Court OF the county Of Seneca, and
state OF Ohio, to me directed, will offer a.,
public auction,
On Saturday the 18th ofNovember
1869, at o'clock p. NJ, upon the nremises
the following described real estate in, and
near, the village uf Attlca in the county of
Seneca and sta'e aioreoaid, to. xit:
Tho north west part Of the West half of The
south west quarter OF section Number three
t3l township Number one "a North Range
Nnmoer seventeen (l7) East, and bounded
as follows:
heglnning at the Northwest corner Of said
west nall quarter section. running thence
East .. chains along tae North line Of said
west half quarter seetion.to stone, wAencc
leaves beach II inches diameter. seetioA5 :
East 26t links distance; and a beech 6Teen
inches in diqmeter, section ST.. west
S3ie links distance, theree South a M
chains on line parallel with the East line
of said West half quarter section 20 the cen.
tre OF tho THIN road so called) thence North
oil 10, WestlI.l7 chains on and along he
center OF said road, to the West line of snid
west hat quarter section; thence North 90. IS
chains ON and along said West line To .he
place OF beginning, containing FORTY f4Q
and el-lO0) ACRES Of land more or less.
saving aud excepting four l4l acres of land
out of The ssu'h sast corner thereof. assign,
ed ioa homestead, 81 Hhjee,to Dover. as as.
sigued therein.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, inlot numbered
three 81, and inlot numbered twelve [l2l
both in the addition to Mil and Sehuyler's
AdaSion 70 'he town Of Aitiea. in the county
and state aforesaid, free from encumhrance'
TERMS OF SALE.
'oNETHiRD CASH ia hand. One-third
10 one year. and one third in two years, with
interest from the day ofsale. The deferred
payments 10 be secured by Mortgage upon
the premises sold
SAMUEL J. SEED. Executor,
Ofthe last wIll aud Testament OF DAVID X
BKRo. deceased.
Br l.. SrrA. a.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Tii6a, let. oI, ls6A--4t. sl,s0
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How stunrt EsCapcd-itcbcI
Plans.

S,uart's rctroat was even moro leisure
ly than the first accounts made il. His
men stopped an hour on the Maryland
aide Of the Potomac 10 feed their horses
in the cortfelds Plcnsanton's cavalry
arrived at the river an hour beforehand /;
but having ridden seventy eight miles,
were too much exhausted to effect anything.
The infantry meantime, were crossing,
from Poolcsvillc, six miles awoy, but be-
fore they arrived Stuart wa, gono. He
sent bantcrng message to Con. Seth
Williams, McClolan's Adjutant General
and ether old friends, and is reported to
have told people at The ferry that he had
fooled the whole party, but had not sue.
cccdcd in doing oil he designed, not hay.
ing captured or destroyed tho Govern
merit stores at Frederick, or burned the
Monocacy bridge. 1t is believed that
the rebels have becn ro-cnlorccd at least
twenty. five thousai since they crossed
the Potomac, making the present eff c.
tive force as lnrge as when they invaded
Maryland. The overture, of which
Stourt made the prelude, is not yot play-
cd. We are waiting 10 know whether
Loc means to attempt to turn MeC Clcllan's
right flank, or to march on Sigcl, or to
treat. Opinions Ny.
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RSotice.
AssrssoR's OrFIcE OF the 9th Distr'ct)
OF the State o. Ohio.
TtgptN Scpt COL 1850

lNs -a-di iHNl~' }
have subdiyded this District into four.
teen Divisions for the assessment of Take.
and appointed Assistant Assessors therein
as to. lows, to Wit
/ The several townships of Norwalk, Ridge.
field, and Lyme, in the County Of Huron,
compri c Division Number One. aud Ill
RAM ROSE, OF Norwslk, Ohio, is the AS.
s'stant Assessor therein.
Tt.e several Townships Of Sherman, Perm,
Norwich Richmond, Greenfield, aud New
Haven, in the County Of Huron, comprise
Division Numher Two, and JAMES ID.
EASTON, OF Maxville, Huron Co, Ohio, is
the Assistant Assessor therein.
The several townships VI Bronson, Hart
land, CiarSsiield, Wakeman, and Townsend
in the county OF Huron, comprise Division
Number Three, ami JOHN LANGUN, Of
Olena, Huron county, Ohio, is the Ass istant
Assessor therein.
The several Townships of arfeld. Fitch.
vile, New London, and Ripley, in the coun-
ty Of Huron, con rrse Division Number
FoI', and JOHN BARNES, of Greenwich
Station, Huron county, Ohio, ia the Assist
ant Assessor therein.
The several Townships OF Berlin, Florence
Vcrmillion Huron, aud Milan. in Erie eoun.
", comprise, Division Number Pive, aud
CHARLES IL. BoTSFoRD, of Florence,
Erie county, Ohio. Is the Assistant A SCISSOR
theroin.
The several townships of Oxford, Groton,
Perkins, Margarotta, Portland, and Kelleys,
Island in Erie county, comprise Division
Number Six, and j. C. BlGELoW, of San.
dusky, Erie county, Ohio, lie the Assistant As.
scssur therein.
Ottawa county comprises Division Mum
her NJ ven aud NII liam llHNCnN
Port Clinton, Ottawa county, Ohio, is the
Assistant Assessor III, rein.
The several townships Of Ballvills, Jack
son, Scott, Madison. Moodville, Wasting.
ton, aud all that part of the Village o Ere.
mont, which is situated In the township of
Sundusky and south Of the Western Reserve
aud Maumee Furupike Road, in Saudusky
county, comprising Division Nuuber Eipht,
and GEORGE RAYMOND, OF Fremont,
Sandusky county. Ohio, Is the Assistant AS.
SCISSOR therein.
The several townships Of York, Town.
send, Green Greek, Riley, Rice and Sandus.
Ky, excepting go much Of the Village of Ere.
mont la Sandusky tow nship, as is situated
south Of the Western Reserve and Maumee
Turnpike Road, In Sandusky county, com
ptise Division Nunher Nine, ard JOSEPH
L. RAWSON OF Fremont, Sandusky coun-
", Ohio, is the Assistant Assessor therein.
The several townships OF Milestone, Dal.
lac, Bucyrus, Tod, Texas, Holmes and Ly.
kips, in Crawford county, comprise Division
Number Ten. and JAMES LEWIS, Of Bu.
/ cyrus, Crawford county, Ohio, il the As.
sislant Assessor therein.
The several townships Of Polk, jackson,
Vernon, Sandusky, Liberty. Chatfcld. Gran
berry and Auburn, in Craw ford county, ,
enlaulfse III Nt NJ. .,,l.., 4 u,
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TO COnsum,ptiycy.

The Advertiser, having been re-.
stored TO health In afew weeks by Nery simple rem
", aner hav ing suf rod se,eial ith severe
ting ai-ciion aud that dread III sease Consumption
Is anxious 10 make known ohis fellow-sufiers A..
me ans OF curr.
10 all who desire II, he will send copv of N, pre
scr p'lon used fe Of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the SINE, which they vi na a
! SuRE CURR for CoSsuMrrIoN, AsrIMA. BRoScKtrls
Ae' The only Object Of the ndvcri.et In sending the
Tresotipiion sto benefit the n cted, add spread
form alton which he conrei,os 10 be inv,'ushI. -
he hones every sn rer will try his remedy. Il viii
'o,t ITEM nothing and mry Prove a bleslag.
fpriies wishing the resrriIton will pie address
fEv. EDWARD A. NilSON,
or'3m Williamsburg, Kinss CO., New York.
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The Proeiamation Of Freed om
ira ff1e S0tafgf

The Chaplain Of an Illinois regimen,
writes thns from Gen. Grants headquar
ers to the regatiOnaliy.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY WESTERN TEsN.I
AZ Jackson Sept 30.
mRssRs. EDrToRs; Save some few
doubling Thomases and fewer fearful
Peters, oil here say "a men to the Proc.
lamation OF our President, and close their
high praises Of the same with many a
"God bless him for it,"
Those words have added new free TO
those already burning in the patriot sol
dier hearts in the Army of Western Ten
ncssce, and they have given a now cour-
age, added new strength to the Union
forces here.
Some Of ourtt 'ongest Democratic Gen
orals-sueh as McClernsnd and Logan
(as In their recent speeches at homc,) }
take an incorporating stand against
all mtre party Issues, aud for q death
foretelling prosecution of the war; even
though the entire South and oil It's inter-
ests and institutions - slavery amonu
them--shall DO crushed, conquered, ruin
ed utterly--in the work which our army
has to do; conquer, subdue, and, il need
be ruin rebels, their interests and all
their pet property in man.
Your readers at the North can have no
idea Of the hoa?se bcllowings and deep
groanings Of Secessiondom over the
Proclamation. II is the grooming of the
giant turning from side to side, with the
mountain resting all so heavily and so
painfully on him.
Hundreds ofcontrnhands aro being sent
from here, aud from points further south,
every week, by Gen. U. S. Grant, who
has just removed his headquarters to this
city, place of 5000 iNhabitants.
The cotton barrcades of the place,
which have barred oil avenues to the
city, ire now being removed back to tic
depot for shipment, whence they were
taken some five or six weeks since.
The city is being strongly surrounded
by Qualifications, built by some $500 con-
trabands. The negroes furnish all the
manual labor, under q, vcrnment rcgu!a-
tion aud thus practically, have recruited
our forces here by whole battuiions, by
releasing well soldiers lrom their cire OF
the sick, to attend TO the more nppropri-
ate work Of tho soldier, battalion drill,
aud camp or field Guics.
SAMUEL DAY,
Chaplain Sth Illinois Infantry.
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Legal Notice.
sept26-6w

Court of Common Pleas of Seneca coun =
", Ohio.
Luke b, French aud Francis C. Keith, :.
partners under the firm name of French.
g. Keith, plaintiffs,
against
John Kanney, Defendant.
The said defendant, Johu Kanney, wilR
take notice, that said plaintiffs, ON tho
18th day Of September, 1862, filed their
petition against said defendant Kunney,.
in the Court of Common Pleasc Of Sene--
Gu county, Ohio, wherein in substance
they say:
lst That there is due to them from
defendant, seventy-fivo doi'ars wi in
tcrest since September, Sd, 1869, on. the,
Promsory note by said defendant, execu-
cuted and delivered to plaintiffs, Msy 3d.,
1862, payable in four months.
ed. That there is due to them from,
defendant the sum Of thirty-four and six
ty-six ore hundredth dollars, with inter-
est since July 18th, 1862, fer balance
OF ncesunt OF goods sold aud delivered to.
defendant by Gordea McMillen e. Co...
at his request, and which has been Cor
good consideration assigned and trans-~
ferred 10 plaintiffs. That plaintiff had
caused an attachment TO issue against
said defendant, to tho Sheriff OF Seneca
county, ohio--andprays tor judgment ac-
eordingly. That said defendant must an
swcr said petition, on or before the 9th
day of December, A. D., 1862, or judg-
ment will be entered accordingly.
N. l.. BREWER,
ATTY for Pit'f
sept2b-6w S7,s0
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EcTrcisy VI LaEslers sn MnNsa,
eluselts.

In some portions of the State workmen
arc scarce IN Consequence Of the drtia for
ihe war. Tho laborers on, the wharyes
n this city, have society which num-
hys over Toe members, who are pledged
mol 10 work for less than 20 cenis. PEI
hour. khof makers are in demand in al
iht notwithstanding town, and We hear
ofrluess where masons end other me.
chsnlcs cannot be obtained at aay price,
Tae :ame state Of affairs exists in other
sts,es, snd especially in the'iarge cities
--Bos. Trap.