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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05
IMPORTANT FROM P0PE'S ARMY.
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Orange Court House Occupied
by His Forces.
Defeat Of Two Rebel Cavalry Regiments
Under Gen. Robertson.
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Eleven Of the Enemy Killed and Fifty.
two Prisoners Captured.
THE UNION LOSS VERY SLIGHT.
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Reported Evacuation Of Richmond
by the Rebels,
&C., TO-, &n.

HxApccAaEas Army or vmcIMA,l
August 8, 1892.
Major General H4IIxcx
The reconnoitering column under General Crawford
crossed the Rapdan and pushed forward TO Orange Court
Houso yesterday and possession OF the town. which
was occupied by two regiments Of the enomys cavalry,
under General Robertson.
Eleven Of the enemy killed and hfty-two taken
prisoners Among the latter major, two captains
and two ieutensnis. Our loss two killed and three
wounded The enemy retired in such haste % TO leave
their wounded in our hands.
The railroad and telegraph line between Orange Court
House and Gqgdonsyie were destroyed
JOHN POPE, Major General
Richmond Again Reported Evacuated.
GENERA. PoPE's HEADQUARTERS, August 4, 1862.
lnformatons from various tend to confirm the
belief that the enemy have really evacuated Richmond,
line OF thir dsfences.
The rebel cavalry under General Robertson are be-
eved have been withdrawn from the Shenandoah val
cy leaving that part OF the country the defence Of the
guerIas alone.
WASHINGTON, August !, 1852
las been believed here in quarters for several
days that the enemy have been evacuating Richmond
there being reasonable suspicion that pe,t,lence has
broken oat in that city
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the AssENrErs FROM THE ARMY.
Letter from General Pope To Captain
Harrison-Two Lieutcnants Advertised
ma Deserter

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY oy viaer1A,
wsRRESroS, Va, July 30, 1862.
tain sAv,m !. HARRISON, Ninety nth regiment New
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HsApcrARlEas or the ARMY or VIRGINIA, I
August 8, 1892.
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The act leaves il optional with the ofcers and
bers Of company 70 providing their uniform.
6c. being furnished the at the expense Of
State In the latter they must he left at the com
pany ar,a0ry l0rg glie kconnr
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
News from Central and South
America.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN BOLIVIA.
GREAT WHEAT CROP IN CHILE,
&c, &C., kc

The mail steamship North STAR A. 6, Jones command.
rg arrived at This port yesterday forenoon with mails,
passengers and specie.
The North Star sailed from New York April l. at
twelve O'Clock n on, and arrived at Aspinwa on Aprn
o, at nine o'clock p. NJ Sailed again April Is, at
twelve O'Clock noon and arrived this ON April %,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ On April IS (sea tme) at ten
o'clock p NJ, exchanged signals with steamer Northern
Light, for Aspinwai. On April 22 at three O'Clock p. NJ
passed steamer Champion
The North Star brings $500 ss2 in specie from CALI
fornia, and 50 11e from As!inwall.
no following ia the list .pncia hv tbis vassai
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UNITED STATES OF COLUMBIA.
Our Panama correspondence.
IA,

Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, April Is, 1862.
The steamer Askalon, from Liverpool, via Santa Marta
and Carthagena, arrived At Aspinwa the evening Of
the 14h The dates from Bogota fourteen days
later. but nothing has transpired since my last There
has been mail received but several tee
grams claim that General Lopez had been defeated
Cauca by Governor Giraldo and also that Canal in
Bogota with Colonel Barrensche Of the officers under
Arboleda tho defeat OF Santa Marta last year. This
is ridiculous, and all sheer fabrication ol
The local news is unnteresting.
y Tho American sloopof-war Saranao remains In port,
the French Casino and the British
ship Termagant. ~1r
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XUANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN
w ag ntenans family NJ chanoermaid and to do line
washing can Fren lng In the best give
very best city reference from her last place. Inquire at
So West 10Th ST., 9th
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Aunon DRebs snba's
See Seventh Page for Description and Particulars of the
SITUATIONS wANTED-EEMALEs.

4.e-~s s-@<
XVANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN
~ y na n ia ,ss nss and to DO ns
the very best city reference from her last place. Inquire at
81 West 10Th ST., near 6th av
WANreD-A SITUATION BY 4 REsPECrABLE
small irrae rsmv She is competent person and fully
understands her bushes; i wiling and oblsing AMI very
Is West 10Th ST.. second floor. back room
XVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
yoans girl to do up sta RS rs work and sew Tor small
distance in the country Apply for two days at o3 "a St.
fourth noor front room.
NANrED-BY A REspECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL,
w ahonc In the snhnrhs of the clly L good seam;
stress and is willing - mase here! useful IN honsehod
Call at 81 Bergen st. Brooklyn
WET NURSE "A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
woman wishes ,i,na,iSa a.. ~ e. nnrs N 200 faal-
second noor.
yVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
situation 70 10 general honsewors IL Q smsl private
ply AT the southeas. corner Of 4,in ST. and ad av
yUANTsD-BY REsFE TABLE PROTESTANT wo
w man. situation as K, washer and ircncr, or 70 DO
Ing Best city reference, Call at No. Ridge s corner Of
WANrED-By A REsPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
60 the country witt small ani!y; Country eIenee
given Cali for Two dnys at t9 West a1h ST. ron No. !?
WASrED-BY A REsrECrAnLE, PROTESTANT wo,;
making good brea saat and pasir and s Willing q nss,
BY cal e"in Si Si IN s soth sls
yVASrED-ByA A RESPECTABLE GIRL, \ SITUATION
w as chanbermaid and laani or ehameermsid and
70 90 p sewns' nr opleeon no 20 sS ,uy @ or M ,so pa
25th st., for two days
yKrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. 4 SITUATION
as seh,mbermal and nurse or 10 maze ~, 9ere gcnea
yuscul Can be seen At her present place III Wes' ST
ylrANrED-A SITUATION AS NURSE AND SEAN.
w stress by resp 'ctabli young girl Has good city re-
Can be seen For thrcc days at sl Vests ST.
x1rANrED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
best city refcrehcc C daysdt IS Union 81, south
brooASn.
yxyANrED--A SITUATION AS HousEKEEPER CON.
and aniiy: co npcasatca no particular OBJECT, agreea
bic assosiaton In conncton win inc eonorls nome
". p, bos 1894 Post olce.
WANrEp-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY oSE WHO
oroash % ssr 1Sine' II n rs a Ss"fhes &
ing has no objection to the county n as ne, Io, g c tse
siiy place.
xVAyTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE
w young woman, cox wash and IRON or 70 Do gcne
se OK Ap at u h s osxes,
4ih av.
yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY EEsPECTABLE
s ,al ree from family whore Sic has lived
n thai capacity four yee5s Can DC seen at l3
| xlyANTED-A RESPECTABLE, NEAT AND TIDY
w girl who is good cook, washer roncf untcr-
stands milking 50 70 Staten ssnd one with good city
| reference may apply at i75 West ii,hs
| vIAYrED-As SITUATION AS HousgggFrEP. NY A
w lady who thoroughly understands lonsckc-piny, or as
,Cahsr n sIes 81 sg sE sSIer ans GpSs p
either % the s6.ys o stssas sse les e zen 10
cai sdGrsss three daysw Y.ss,Jeys' srooAls
yvAYrEp-A SITUATION, ~ agsrrcrAeLE
| w rrotcsan, yonng vcman s@ chAlnb'rnsds att
ssi ss v ivy CA. r., we .1,. W.. &
sis doors west OF sth av.
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VIrANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young good cook, washer and ironer;
derstands baking perfccty Staten Island preferred Can
De seen for two days at 2OI Mulberry st.
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SITUATIONS wAnTED-FEMALEs.
For other Wants See Eighth Page.

A LADY FROM BALTIMORE DESIRES SITUATION
"A as housekeeper to take OF children she would
willing 70 travel with lady family. Apply at l5l
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES STU
"A alton cook would assist with washing IRON
ing Has three years ference from her last place Ca al
i.s y. M.n st, between % and 81 avs
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A SITUATION WANTED-TO DO CHAMBERWORK
IA olid plain sewing, chlnterwork and ai,ing two
years reference from last place. Can be days
at I37 West 2Jth -.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w cook; understands all kinds of cooking and baking; g.
wiling assist in he washing and ronins; has obec-
ons 10 20 short distance In the cuntry: city
given Call for days at 95 lberry st., door from
Canal, front basement.
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yyvANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A sITUA-
w ton hJusework In small private family. Best
city reference given Call at l22 West 10th h
av, top hoor back
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A BABY
~ to wet nurse at her own house. go West 2sth St. tor
Il oor, front room.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do rhsmbGrwork md waiing, IN a
small private family. She is competent person and fully
understands her busnes wiling and obligng ami
good children; the st of city reference given. Call a
IS West 18th ST.. second floor. back IOom
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VXyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUATION
w psin cook washer and oner or TO do general house
family Tie ut Of reference from her last
place be for two days at No y6th second door,
froI tcooI
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COOK,
"A washer and irontr, Ia private family has been
In place city reference Cal at
18th 81, the church
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NURSE-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN DESIRES A
situation GAa take charge Of an infant from Its BIRTH
Is willing and ng Can give the lest Of city references
Ca at S West 24h ST. for two days. where She has lived
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A COLOREfs WOMAN
IA as cook, in resuecabe private family she thoroughly
soups and pastry OF all kinds Good
gwen. Apply at 5il Br0ome
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

This unhappy republic has been the theatre Of another
revolution General Torrelio rased insurrocton In the
city Of cro and took General bastaa Agreda prisoner
He proc laims General belzu President.
similar movement took place In Potosi, but soon
put down. General Perez WIS 10 march from La Paz
against General 1orrelio in Sucre.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
"A nrs Ii sood sewer and is willing to the
ehanberwork Is capable OF doing BOTH lived in
some 9. the St families of Dublin objection 10
st., near 7th ~ - " - " - -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VXTANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
w take children and The best of refer
from last place. whe she has lived two Call
at ~ Butter ST., near Suith, Solth Brooklyn.
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4 PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PI.RA.
IA SAINT Room and Board In hghy respectable pri
vatc family Ia Jersey City. Address Counsellor box l
Herald Mice
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A .JK.-WANTED A SITUATION, By RE-
cabe woman, who has lived nearly four with
~ last employer: Is excellent washer and ironer and
ingiy neat ia her work. Inquire at S7l Broadway
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XIyANTED-A SITUATION, By RESPECTABLE
w young girl TO do up sta RS work and for small
family blby hns objection short
distance in the country Apply for two days at o3 81 st.
fourth floor, front room.
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A COOK WISHES SITUATION; SHE PERFECTLY
employers % 5th nv,
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LACNDRESS OR AS CHAMBERMAID-SITUA-
"A tion wanied by Protestant young woman; would do
chamberwork and nnc washing The best city reference.
Call u. III Vest 9th of Sth
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

yVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH
w good city references, SIT on ccoS and
objection to the country. Can be N West
26th st., first door, front. between 9th and 7th
NANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUt.
w lion 10 30 general housewok is good washer and
ironer and gool plain cook; iswlng TO d. anythiu
CURED Can for days at " Stanton Do H.
lyD. Can cone Wen recommended.
WANrED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation seanstiess. Goot city II fe
renee civ The other waitr aud chanb 4. Good
CITY reference given. Cal days Ill West til
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A NURSE OR CHANBERMAID's sITUAT. ON WANT
a sd by yoang woman, VINO understands the care Of
oaby, and to 90 plain sewing line and irung
Best OF city references Can 81 West zst a. cor
ner OF 9th ay., for two days. - WI
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A SITUATION WANTED-TO DO WASHING AND
IA ironing or general h0usew0rk private family: city
reference. Can BE- seen for days ct l5z 2lh S.
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN TO
"A do plain cooking, washng ironing and ctailb
City reeen.c egnt Apply at IA West ih
ST., floor, front room.
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ylrANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL. sITUA.
w on cDanbermaid and waitress, or to take OF
children and to do plain wing; g1 city reference Can
be for da,s at 29 West 18th St. between 7h and
9Th avenues
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YOUNG, ACTIVE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A first class waitress chamoernai Is fully competent
for eithr give the best city reference. Can seen
until ngaeest her present employers A West I7h st.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

yAANrED-BY A REsPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL,
w n home in The suhnrbs of tho cily is good seam.
STRESS and IL willing make herself useful in household
annirs generally: German English family preferred
Call at 81 Bergen st., Brooklyn
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A SITUATION WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
"A gisi as cham ermaid "a waitress or mbermaid
country good city reference from her last place. Apply at
l52 West 18th ST. .TT '' 'f' "
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

VxrANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTABLE TRO
w tsiant Young won do gene al houseworx; the
qe city crece piven II required. Call at 225 West
2sth st., betw ecn 7th anil Sth aves.
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WOOL CARDING! |.

ISAAC RIcHNRR has made extensive i'm
1 provement in his CARDING, MACHINE,
and is better than ever prepared to accommo-
date, on the shortest notice, all who wish to
have WO0L CARDED, and weu carded.
Wool wi he received and rolls delivered
in good order, at C.. C, NIESER'S in Lewis
Vile. On 10 ,staSss So e SNtses :
The subscriber intends to run team from
Woodsfeld to fClarington, and Wool can be
sent and rolls returned freeSof charge.
Give me trial, and / will give you salts
faction, vag
oe - ISAAC RICHNER. =
Wcodsheld, Ohio, June 4, fls62.-3m.
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Legal Notice

GALATHAEL M. LENNON; who resides out
y Of the State Of Ohio, will take NOTICE that
on the 18th day of August, 1862, James VIII.
land filed q petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, the object Of
which is to collect $40 with interest from
August s, 1850, subject to credit OF S307No.
vember 3, 1860, and $3.50 at, ten per cent in
terest from, April 20. 1861, by sale, of the fol-
lowing lands in said County, to wit: -4,f
The soufh west quarter of the, south west
quarter, the east half of the south west quar-
ter and twenty acres off the west side of the
south west quarter of the south east quarter
all in section one; township four and range
Hvo, Also twenty acres off the north west
corner Of the north west quarter of the north
| east quarter of section six, in township three
and range FIVE. being all the real estate owned
by William Lennon at the time of his. de-
cease. You are required to answer said peti
ton by the. first day Of November 1852, and
in default judgment will be. TAKEN. and saiG
! real estate ordered to be sold at the Novem
her term 1861. HorIisrSR & okEY,
= = e -ssk - ~ Attorneys for Plaintifs.
Sept. a. 1ss2r-6w, $780, z
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Legal Notice: ~ ;, :.

"A Mn JANE MccUTcHEoN, Of the State Of
M Psnnsylsania viii take notice that on the
his wife, fled q petition In The Court of Com
men, Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, asking
that dover be assigned 20 said Mary, in the
following lands, in Monroe Comfy, Ohio, to
wit: The west half of the north east quarter
and the east half of the north west quartz,
of section Eve, township two, range five, con
tanning ninety mine acres; vmorei or1lsss, and
that said petition will be flor hearing inssaid
Court at the next term thereof - stss9 I
r - lis&.%siV@ ,vtaH0LLaSTER &vOKEY, iai .
Poia'o z lsSJssA Attorneys for Petitioner.
y July 2, 1s62.--6w.q ase&s So. unA az -
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THE EMPIRE 1OF HEALTIf-sWH0
WIELDS IT'S sCEPTRE.
Universal Empire E i hass been the darling

Universal Empire has been the darling
object of scores Of, despots, dynasties, and
states, -fresnethe time of the Pharaohs ito
that, of Napoleon le Grand Seas of blood
have been IS he'd to- attain it, and the bones
Of thsmyriads ds who have been slaughtered
in the plrsuit, Of this chimera, would, if
they could Be collected into one mass,
oyertop the highest peak of the HiInalay
an mountains. Rome came nearest the
yet even she was never, in
truth, sthel absolute Mistress <lofl the
World"
Yet there is species Of universal en-
pirs which has been attained. ar1tsiss an
empire not over the souls and bodies. of
mankind, but over their diseases The
conqueror WHO has achieved this grand
result, is Doctor HOLLOWAY. of London;
at least we, are taught to believe that he
has done 50 by, vouchers from, all parts OF
the Christian. and heather world, which
seem to belimefutable,a ,and which, in fact,
so far asawe know, shavesnever been 'ehaf-
.lenged His Pills and Ointment are
I" universal remediesn in double sense
They are disseminated throaghout sthe
habitable globe, and they are $50 crowds
of Witnesses I assure us) 'saiagaersaasg aa sue
cessful. - -
In this country it is quite certain that
the Pills are used with the most beneficial
effect in disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels; and that scrofula, and all the
family Of eruptiHe diseases and adischarg-
inc, sores, give, way to the healing opera
tion of the Ointment. !, ,.eexs -.
YSurely the noblest of all universal en-
pires is that which stretchesSit it's healing
sceptre over the lmaladies of all nations
-asDay Book" s's @
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Soldiers Claims.

- M AMOS 6 MDRRO row.
TTAvING secured the proper for forms zst for tie
IL prosecution Of Soldiers Claims. prospect
spectfully offer their services in procuring the
Bounty, Back Pay, Pensions, &C.. for the
friends of all Soldiers who are entitled to
claimsCagainst the u. s. lGovernment. Il
s g. We have all the necessary forms. .ap-
proped by tie proper Departments and the ad-
vantage of giving all Claims our personal at
tention. ) Z 'Ysld lSsS {1se I'll 1El
June Is, 1s62-3m. pd..-
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUN
TY, ,COURf OF COMMON PLEAS.

Nathan 4. Berry, y,1DY virtue of "a mandate
ae4snss- ID from said Court tome
Keubs4i1 wilkins sdirectsd, ON THEvsELkV
.e<<indrNifsa sAlsENTH DAY OF N0YRM-
BHR 1862, At the fssnt door of the ceurt,
house, in said Connty, between the hours of
ten in the forenoon and four in the afternoon
sf said day, shall offer for sale to the high
biddeE Lot number Eight, aud the eabt
lslf Of lot number nine. with the buildings
nusrsonssand thskseuths half .efe lot number
tws1tyaix with theslaggea Tobacco Warehouse
thereon. All in Stafford, in said county..ss
Es0rderib by said Court to be sold toeatisfy
mortgage Iha1lesbyssaid Hawkins and wife
tUaxia Bssxy. Ode KDWARDs ARCHB0LD,
Mas. Com. N. C. Oh
2s0Stfher sfa1H6G 4.$3. -. slE n1gE.gA
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PRICE oE RfaHsTts..5t e !.


All, Individual .er. arm Ri light to use
this ,iny ention will be sold for FIVE .dot-
lars. Such a right entities the pufchas-
ersto use, and construct for his own use,
on his own premises. and not other
wise, any number of hives. Ministers
of the Gospel reapermiited, tosnse the
hive without any charge Those pur
chasing individual rights are hereby in
form ed that the Inventor has expressly
secured to them the right TO use any
improvements which he may hereafter
patent, without any further enarge.ssas
sH Applications for individual and
Township Rights, in Washington and
Monroe Counties E. may be addressed n r
-. ALLEN & ROMAN, Jolly F., O.; ss'a
.as sHUGH B. B.-HILT, Woedsfis ld;;.' re 9,
"VIEcFNr BAKER Graysville;
a. Door DAILY, Antioch;. or to-.
80 ID. W.sSoUTH, Travelling Agent
s .e9.t ssss 81 s.Monros County, Ohso.ss
Apriz 80, 1862 4mo pa 8 s S - s......s sss..
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n1oTICEi !

NHE subscriherS continues to- prosecute
/ claims for. Soldiers EorStheir heirs, and
having Just received. the forms and ins.ruc-
tions from the War Department for claims
for. the present War, for Widows, Pension
Invalid, Pension Bounty or arrears Of pay, &c.
@ Blanks will be seut by mail wi1en de-
sired to be iIled and .exscuteda IkItf
g. Charge, when thes applicant comes to
my Office, is So in cases where the declara-
tion is not made there an additional reason
BILE fee will be charged for travelling expenses
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,Wn, HicKEmaan,s 4 E Estate.

NOTICE is hereby en- that tho undersig
ed waz, on, tiss eaud d ay sof ptsm BSfy sS
appoinsedfzby they Probate Court Of aMsnr
County, Ohio, Administrator de bonis asau,
the estate ofaWln,z Hickman, deceasedsas1
.assssssa ssssaslEWiS GRAY, zAdm,r.
Il 'sootobef I,slss7s43t.
.gs-gHsf 4 .asssvA
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5rsJoseph Hamiltonss Estate. !,
NOTICE is hereby given that the sunder.
IN signed was, on the 3lst: day of July
1862, appointed by the Probate Court oi
Monroe County, Ohio. Administrator Sof the
Estate Of Joseph Hamilton, deceased. =
/ - 49, - = SAMUEL WISE, Admir-.
August 9. lsea--st N.T42 rglT
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no THE HONORABLE, THE CON.
MISSI0NERssS SSill,N 9 Rss'Ql QFt At0NRQE CO., g

ME whose names are undersigned. beirg
4 wv free holders ,of. said County, ask thar
your honors grant a View, survey and Hca;:
tion of 8 County Road, commspcfng al the
County Road on the farm 81 Henry Kafcher on
ton sTrail run, id Benton township sfdnnipg
tthfoush said farm hence tlffoagh' NE l&nd
Of John Henlihe IN Jacksoii towasshfp, shehce
Through land owned BY Fed srfck Haisasfth
1MaftinsReitt, Mich aslsl Sek inHssr uFesas
fbYfdgs, ,aJoiiifa 6? BdsI odowfis H6btAfdI run to
Jacob SWohnhaus, jacob NJ yess sandt D. C.
fskinner. down the r0S IS iffserseot hsseohn4y y
road TO the river road ana your pesitio1sr
4 will ever pray. xfa-ysih dJACOBaWAGNRR.F
r July So Is62.e4t. pd.adf0H6BE 40HRs
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1kar eSs gasls 5asv @S>--e5nes-ows boa a!
1vVsHE copartners hip psherssofore,exis
6 Les Between 3. BoO Ohlfnger, RsC..sM Mile,
\ and George hPoggen nabnrg, undef fhS s6rnl
foblfngsr, Miles B sPoggsfb6rg,, vas tiisrAial5
4 fdisSfyed BY n5utdsf consent ofhs st6tinssai
wifi hereafter Sc q Continued BY r. 4. .aobBfsse
4 & Geo. Poggsnbtirg, &, under the nafnAyant
style Or 0b1ihger 8 f6ggs snB9 e, Il no wnfcOa
lept all claims and pay Ill 1fablities.s 70 J
t. nj Asfss -eao {os ,sxsR gHaMtIlrSs i-se,so4 :
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-10-08
INsoLVENT NOTICE.
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Administrators % Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was appointed, on June S25, 1852, by the
Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of WMa WoERaER,
deceased, late Of NJ Monroe county .ssSssa
July 2, 1862. MICHAEL .NEIHART..