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Allen Fred. 2s5 Grand st
Anacr.on fh0s. 90 Eldridgc
Aiber; Henry. ~ Hester 81
Alien Jno, Z Ludlow VI
Amer y r, liz Forsyth ut
Adal Rober;, 10 Essex 81
Burnan u. l23 Orchard st
hrnnt Philip, 10 Essex o.,
Doyd sas d. llS kidiidge d
Brown Ed. No q Allen ~
BOWL Chas, II Norfolk nj
homer wm, l65 bowery
nfafs Geos ia F0rsyth q
RArrctt .IR0, 22j Canal ~
1~ck J. II Orchard Vt
oebbcn Robt, ) Norfolk st
n<rel~n los, ~ forsyth II
Bnchcn Jos. ia Essex NJ
4l.stsr J, rs Delaney ~
Bariln Hcury, I97 Bowery
Baruy las II. 3U3 4 30S Grand
0OwIrigg Jos. 40 Eldrldee st
Bhcar ChAa A, l76 Orchard
Ooauor Dsnts. Is Orchari q
piArk Aaron, 81 Essex st
Cunningham Ed. 81 Forsyth
Csa1~r Oscar. il2 Orehard d
S,ormack Brni. IS Hester u
Cunningham w, IA Ludlow
cAmlei I'd, l@l canai 81
Cgvto Jos, n Chryatie st
Cole B. 205 Brooine VI
Cseknsr q, Is, Forsyth 81
soppcngcn Vim, Is Ludlow ss
Ckurier VIM, D Norfolk st
Doweel 0so, q Chrystls st
Davtas Jpo, ~ Rivington ct
O&w son Chris. ~ Norfolk st
Doodle Otto, ~ Chrystte st
Oorman RyInAn, II Essex 81
psnneiiy Rd, no Grand st
Oosuerish Asnry.65 Chrystie
Oeliaury Con, lis Chrystie st
Davidson Dan, $50 ESSEX st
OeBou Wm, ! Essex st
Elder Simon, l22 Orchard ri
EGHn Bernard. 50 Delaney
knAo Geo. ii3 Eldridge o.
ufspy julius, 81 Riviugton st
rs ylers Arthur, IL Forsyth
6dwaros Albert, .6S Droome
freDshman Jacob, 72Norfolk
flanagan Frank. 20 Bayard
'f'aber Ferdinand. 46 Forsyth
ferguson VIM, 81 Allen st
feritey ChAs, - Chrvstie st
feet.y Rudolph, ~ Delaney
frAnkpor; " J, HlBroome 81
Fisher Chns. 10 Chrystie al
Fisher John. 23 BAyard 81
FSrsher Sam. I L ndlow st
r~schner Sam. 4 Ludlow st
Fisher John. I06 Orchard II
vtbcr Harry, l22 LudloNst
GirnIelman Louis, rs Essex
Greshc John. ~ Rivipgton st
Gilbirt-o1 Richd, l06 ESSEX
allyn John, II Bowcry
oiicheshim John. l5V Forsyth
ssro-e Jce. IS Rivington
sssrnian Philip. ~ HesieT n
asssnger WIN, 1 Chrystic st
0srrs vhos, ~ Chrys,ie st /.
- 49,. l
i,esgHsback Hy. i21 Qryh,rd
n. rInish, j, ~ Norfolk 81
Haypshdorf kmn. y fcrsyth
Eughs VIM, lu5 Canal 81
Hahn x. 81 Norfolk ~
a ..rsAam r. vi Orchard at
Hssens~n Chas. 20S Broolne
Herds Jno. l2o Canal d
Hermau ChAs, III Rivington
Hosnig ChAs, " foIayth st
esnsor Peter. ii4 Hester st
Have Andrew. 10 Chrystie et
Alsrison Andrew. .6Chry stle
Hunter John, ll2 Delaney
Hosa nj rred. III Allen st
Nish~e Wyr 3. ll3 Canal q
Harfnug j, - Chrys.!e 81
liun~k Ali y. 40 Bowefy
Name @, 70 Eliridse 81
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Moore Geo. J4th u 4 I'd Nv
Martin Jas, Ed .. 4 9Th Nv
N Kvs VIM, Blackwell = isld
Monla. ne Pat. S6th VI 4 ith .
Mscay Danl, 43 w 9th st
Iacan Jas, 81 Sd Av
Miller Henry. 794 9th av
McCabe Ed, Blacsweli's lard
Miller Thos. 100 Il l3th
Nahony j b. 6Yth u 4 Sd av
MeCallogh Jas, Blackwelrs I
Mccormick Jas. $40 I'd Nv
Mccarthy Jn0. Lex nv A 57th
Mathews n, 8lst st q I'd av
Nontgomer, ID, Sd sv
Mccarthy Jno. S5th 50 A2d av
Nohr John, sd av d 35th st
NcEiroy y, IzT East SD st
Merrill b. S49 Sd av
Nc0raw YIN, Black'ls Isla'd
Miller ", J6hhs Hotel
No0ss Geo 101 q ay
M.eIty Pal k Sd av
McCnHocL Pet. IN 20xv
Nasselly W& / sp1tb st q 3sl6av
NcCauI c, abtAA and SdXv
Mccormick Jn0, Bedk .xss Ii
Morrison j, Al West Sth A
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shssruooa q IN Elaridee

Sherwood ., 1T Elaridge
Sax 4. 20 Orchard
Slekles Jesse $, Is3 Forsyth
Slantun David, ~ Hester
sherwood Frank. .li2Eidridee
echeftier Henry, as Bo~efs
soloner ), az 0rtshard
S,herson John 27t Grand
ehute ChSs. 81 De Nncv
Solomon Il, III EidrldSe al
stobbing @. ~ LudlowfEfs
smith fred, l01 Norfolk ii
Smith Geo, 90 Orchard 81
Simons Albert, N1 Grand IL
simso cLsa &gorsytA a.
.,onrad. 81 Norfoh
Shaver Sir on. 96 Eldridge
Smith sterling. % Bowery
Spencup Jacob, l56 chrysue
Sanders Aug. 81 Norfolk "
Trenor ChaA - Division 81
Tuomey Jas, 90 forsyth q
fasser WIN, II horiolk 81
vosb~ry F W, n7 Grand .. .
wolphs Andrew, 10 Orchard
Winners }, 80 Chryssse st
Woody n, II Delaney 81
Wfllerv John. 80 Ludlow ne
Wildwood John r. u Bowery
Weisbacher A. 45 hivington
Winkle Geo, l22 Forsyth st
Whelan Nathan. G7 E'dridge
Weber Ernest. 81 Norfolk
Welsh John. ITO Orchard
WA,lack Thos, 73 Orchard
Weaver Hamilton. ia Essel
Wigton n. III Rivington
Woed,nAn j, 23 Forsyth
Wells Samuel, 40 Forsyth
Wood John, 10 Essex
\ Witt w H, l35 Canal
v Y~A On A,l.u
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Duffy Jn0, 81 Orchard st
Dickson Dapl w. 20 Allen %
Detkinder ii. IS Delapcey st
D0lan Survill 367 Grand st
DochdAter Peter, d Chrystie
Donelly Peter, 16l Bowery
Decker e, IS Norfolk st
1cuslneyer Hy, 80 Ludlow
Ueerdhel Rm, 100 Norfolk st
Eguson Thos +, IS Allen st
Ensel Henry, Is Delaney st
Ewell Martin, - Allen ~
Elhurst Meeuz, llS nelancey
Eldridge Robt, IL Chrystie 81
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Golswer q. S5fh ~ y
Giai er Geo. 80 - nno as d
Goodwin Tho
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Alcht Z. ~ erehafA
ho1er y 80 Grand q
knsesin tnss -5 iieslsr
X q lie1. 3l1 gfAns
Richards Joe, 81 chrv.,les
hsts"n A6olph. 81 B,dcrns
Kesse lee, " bfoaawas
asncg sn.l - CDFyslia 81
rudinftf aso-, Lfl Jhsy~tls
ksmiser oec e. Pr~-yth u
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THE OPENING.

The wheel was lhon sci 70 motion, and the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
TOWN ORDINANCE.

Az a meeting Of the Commissioners Of The Town sf
hllsboreaghS held on Tuesday evening, Ausua
ID, Il was
nRDERED. That The Ordinance Of March I3,h BE-
90 altered, that The Magistrate II Police shah not
be tsthsrizsd 70 issue any new heenee 70 soy slave
or fss negro 10 cell sie.ss 81 the Depot after this
date o. q any white person without the payment ef
ave dollars pr month.
Audit Il turthsr ordered That no Stare o. free ne.
gro shsll be permitted 10 buy Chickens butter eggs,
or otks pfsssisns, Cor the purpose Of selling again,
under the penalty Of twenty hshes, II slave. o.
ns Of ten dollars II free negro, fer every offence
Tess. DENNIS HEARTr, To.sn Clerk.
Aogust6 s. GO
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domestic. g suppose, by my lords quitting
London to avoid the plague, that his God
lives in the country, and not IN town."
The. negro said thisin the simplicity Of his
heart. really believing in a plurality of
gods. The speech, however, struck Lord
Craven most forcibly. my God" thought
he, /" lives eyery where. and can preserve
me in town as well as in the country.
will even stay where am. The ignoraSce
Of that negro has preached useful sermon
to me. Lord, pardon that, unoeiiei, and
that distrast of thy providence, which made
me think of running away from thy hand
He countermanded his orders Tor the jour
nsy, he renamed in London. he was re-
mafkabIy useful in administering to the
necessities of the sick. AM he was saved
from the surrounding infection.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
RECEIVING NEW GOODS.

RECEIVING NEW GOODS.
SUGAR and COFFEE,
- "A and Bleached COrT0Ns,
Black and White and Colored CALIC0S,
Table Knives, Thimbles,
Shoe Pinchers, Cut Tacks, Steel Lasting lacks,
Honey Soap, Letter Paper. !.
Head Hahdkerchlefs, Null Muslin.
Linen Lusler aud 0snabores,
White aud Black Thread,
White and Black Bone suspender Buttons,
Skirt Braids, Brown Muslins,
CoIored Flannels, White Grape,
De Birse, Spool Cotton,
Agate Buttons, Black Tape,
Pins. Coarse Needlss.
Hair Pins, English Copperas.
Tea, Crushed Sugar, Extract Logwood.
II. N. BROWN & CO. A
July 90. 4-
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WOOL CARDIN G !.

THE Subscriber. living one and half miles east
Il Of Cedar Grove, viii hs,e his WOOL CARD
ING MACHINES in good order and in operation
in few days. and will card White Wool foI the
sixth pound. or tbiry-fve cents In money; for mix
Ing 6ity cents Mixing must be pulled together be-
fore il is brought TO the Machine.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
I6nel7. 99-4w
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con rs EYERYWHERE.

Dsriag The ravsgss Of the great plague
in Londsa, Lsrd Craven, whose house was
situated where Craveh street now stands,
alarmed at the progress Of the disease, de-
ternined 70 retire into the county. His
carrisge was at the door. and he was pass
ing through the ball 10 enter IL. when he
hsird negrs servant saying to another
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

DAN svsy from the subseribcr, 10 Angus, is6a,
~ my boy Green. he il about six feet hiek, q
bright ,Nulstio. He has a wife and eight Or nins
children q M. Henry vhiiisd's, near HiiIsborsush.
ssd mag BE- harbsred Ia that nsghbsfhssd. will
give the sbsvs reward fsr bic spprehsnsisn and deli.
very 70 me, or confinement. 10 any jail.
EVANS TURNER.
.Ausuas Off,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-08-26

THE LORDS PRAYER ILLUSTRATED. /
Pierre Bernard has written few things
mere beautiful than this:.
Our Father
By right Of creation,
By bouBtiful provision.
By gracious adoption;
Who art in heaven
The throne Of thy glory.
The portion Of thy children.
The temple Of thy angels;
Hallowed be thy name
By Inc thoughts Of our hearts.
By the words Of our lips,
By the works OF cur hands;
Thy kingdom GENE.
OF providence 10 defend rs.
OF grace to refine Is.
or glory to crown Us;
Thy will be done on earth as i IS in
heaven
Towards Us without resistance,
By Us without compulsion,
Universally without exception.
EternalIy without deelension;
Give US this day oar daily bread
ofnecessity fer our bodies.
OF eternal life for our souls;
And forgive rs eur trespssses-
Against the commands Of thy Law,
Against the grace Of thy gospel;
A We forgive them that trespass against
b. defsning eur character.
By enbszzling eur property,
Be- abusing eur persons;
And lead Us not into temptation. bat de-
liver Us from evil
OF overwhelming Affections.
OF worldly enticements.
of sztsn's devices,
OF errors seductons,
OF sinful affections;
For thias is the kisgdon, the power and
the glory, for ever
Thy kingdsm governs all.
Thy power ssbdues all.
Thy glory IL above all;
AIT Is thy purposes,
so il n ia thy promises.
30 be IL IN eur prayers,
De Il shall be to thy praise.
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ELIJAH's INTERVIEW.

II LINT - Aks Ns~
Sod not in the whrlvind, not in the thunder nor
,ha 6ame. but in the still small voice.
On Horeb's rock the prophet stood
The Lord before him past;
A hurricane in angry mood
Swept by him strong and fast;
The.forest fell before its force,
The rocks were shiver'd in its course
God was no, in the blast;
Twas bu. the whirlwind Of his breath,
Announcing danger, wreck and death.
1t ceased. The air grew muts-a cloud
Game, mufaing up the sun,
When, through the mountain, deep and l0ud'
An earthquake thunder on;
The afrighied eagle sprang in air,
The wolf ran bowling from his lair
God was not in the storms
Twas but the rolling Of his car,
The trampling Of his steeds from far.
Twas still sgain-snd nature stood
And ealm'd her ruffied frames
When swift from heaven fiery food
To earth devouring came;
Down to the depths the ocean fed
The sckening sun look'd wan and dead;
Yet God 6lrd not the fame;
TWAS but the terror OF His eye
That Iigh,en'd through the troubled sky.
AT last a voice, al still and small,
Rose sweetly on the ear;
Ye. rose 50 shill and clear, that all
In heaven and earth might heat;
7. spoke Of peace, |, spoke Of love,
7, spoke as angels speak above;
And God himself was there;
For, OH il was Fathers voice,
That babe the trembling heart rejoice.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
PARTITION NOTICE.

Elizabeth Eaken, wife of David Eaken, of
Carroll county, Ohio, late widow of Walling
Miller, deceased, Mary Evans and Jas Evans,
her husband, Jas. D. Furber, Mary Z. Furber,
Wm. F. Furber, Benjamin NJ. Furber, Caroline
Furber, and Emma Furber, minors, and John
]. Furber, their father and guardian, and Mar.
garet Knots, all Of TuscarawNs county; and
Walling BETTY, minor, and VIM. Beatty, hi:
father and guardian, of Carroll county, Ohio
are notified that on the 18th day of August
A. D. 1868, John Knots filed his Petition in
in the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, praying that Dover be assigned
in, and partition made of Lots No. q, % and
%, in the first quarter, 10th township, and ls'
range of military lands in said county, con
tanning 800 acres to the parties and in the pro
portions prayed for 10 said Petition. Said Pc
tition will be for hearing at the next term Of
said Court, at which time an order will be de
manded for the assignment and partition afore
said. JOHN KNOTS, fet'r.
By Ready & Kitchener, his Au'ys.
| Aug. 12, 1868. CIV
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
For the Democrat.
RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

At meeting of the officers and men Of the
80th Regt., O. V. l., held at their Camp near
Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. q, 1868, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted;
HEADqUARrERs SOth Regt., o. V. l., |
VIcKsBURG, Miss, Ang. 27, '63. !
Whereas, 1t has pleased an Al-Wise Provi-
dance to remove from our midst, by the hand
of death, and in the zenith of his usefulness,
our worthy and highly esteemed COlenel, Ma
THIAs II. BARTnsoN; therefore
Resolved, That, in this dispensation, the reg
iment loses a talented and efficient commander,
the soldier an unwavering friend, and the coun :
try brave and fearless defender.
Resolved That his uniform urbanity Of char
Octer, his kind and generous disposition, has
won for him the lasting esteem of this regi
ment, which, together with his strict attention
to duty and discipline, affords IN example
worthy of imitation by every officer and maj
in this command.
Resolved, That we tender to his bereaye
relatives our heartfelt sympathy in this thei
hour of afFliction and freely mingle our tear
with theirs at the irreuarable loss we mutual,
sustain.
Resolved, That the officers of this Regimen
will wear the usual badge of mourning for thir
ty Days.
Resolved, That copy of these proceeding
fbe forwarded to the relatives of the deceased
and that our county, Columbus and Cincinnati
papers, be requested to give them publication
PREM METHAM,
Major Com'd'g 80th 0. V. L.
S. S. VEST, S. NJ, Act. AdIt.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

HE0RGE BECK and his wife Christina
VI Beck are hereby notified that Philip
KRappenberger on the 9th day of August, a. n.
1863, filed his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, against
them and Henry Beck, Catharine Beck and
Jonas Bair, sen. setting forth that said George
Beck and Henry Beck on the 18th day Of De.
cember, A. d. 1858, made and delivered to one
David Knappenbergcr, their promissory note
of that date and thereby promised to pay said
David Knappenberger or bearer, on or before
the 1st day of September, A. D. 1859, the sum
Of two hundred and thirty two dollars and
twenty six cents with interest thereon at the
rate of ten per cent per 0uuum from the date
thereof, and that said George Beck and Chris.
tiaua Beck on the Goth day Of December, A D.
1858, to secure the payment Of said note, exc
cutel and delivered to said David knappenber
ger n mortgage on the following described
premises situate in said county, to wit: Being
part of Lot number one in the third quarter
of township number nine Of range number
three. of the Connecticut western reserve
school land in the military district, beginning
at the north west corner of the south eas
quarter Of section thirteen of said TOWNSHIP
nine, thence south one half degree east sever
chains and thirty two links to post, thence
north sixty seven ard one half degrees wcs
five chains and seventy six links to post
thence east three chains and sixty eight link
to the place of beginning, containing two AM
forty hundredths acres aud that said mortgag
was duly recorded and is a valid lien on sait
premises, and that said note and mortgag
were transferred to said Philip Knappenberge
who is now the owner thereof, and that sal
note is wholly unpaid, and that said Cathnru
Beck and Jonas Bair, sen. claims some inter
est in said premises. Said petition demand
Judgment in favor of said Philip Knappenber
ger and against said George Beck and Henr
Beck for the sum of 1882 with intercs
thereon at the rate of ten per ccntum per an
mum from the 18th day of December, a. 7
/ 1865, end further demands the sale Of sci
premises to satisfy said judgment Sal
George Beck and Chrstinna Beck are hCreh
notified that they are required to appear an
answer said petition on or before the thir
Saturday after the 18th day of septembe
A. D. 1868.
PHILIP KNAPPENBERGER.
BY J. s. A. W. PATRICK, his Atty
August IA, 1863.
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RrOugsi s. Bingham.

We hope every Republican will, be.
fore going to the Brough meeting next
Tuesday, go back and read Bingham's
speech in the Advocate Of March, 1862,
and Brough's Marietta speech in the
Advocate of June 26, extracts of which
we. give this week. In those speeches
they both virtually repudiate the old
Union, half slave and half free, as the
fathers made it, and under which the
nation aourshed for seventy years as no
nation ever did since the world com.
menccd.
Having thus repudiated the Union
these orators will next Tuesday repudi
ate their own speeches made shor
time since, but the people should hole
them to some kind of consistency, Al
inconsistent public man is most danger
ousto trust with power.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
CAMP NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA,
September 2Olh, 1863.


En-. DEM We hereby transmit to you
copy of the Resolutions adopted by Co. G,
10th Regt. o. V. l., at Camp near Alexan-
drin, Va, relative to the death of Private JAS.
ROBINSON, member of CO. G, l2Gth Regt. o.
V. |.
WHEREAS, Our worthy and respected broth
er-sOldier, JAS. ROBINSON, has been calle d
from the active duties of soldier, after an
illness of three dsys, (tNken sick on the morn.
ing of the 4th of Sept, go, at Battery Park,
New York City, and on the 9th of Sept, 63,
removed to U. S; Armory Hospital, Central
Park, N. Y. City-disease, ldopathic Perito-
nOitis,) therefore
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathize with
the parents and relatives of the deceased, in
the loss they have sustained of an afectiOnate
protector and friend, and mingle our heartfelt
regrets with the community for the absence Of
true-hearted and genial soldier.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary Of this Com
pany communicate copy of these Resolutions
to the afflicted parents aud friends of our de-
ceased brother soldier, aud also to the papers
Of TnacarawCs county.
A J. DTYGMAN, Sec.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
OLD Hickory ENrcVCr.

tits said the Republicans Intend to
initiate the Democratic mass meeting, by
carrying hickory bushes. This is one of
the best signs of Democratic victory
we have seer. The bickoryis emblema
tic of the unpopularity Lof Abolition
doctrines. Hear what Old Hickory said
Of it, q shcrt time before his death:
"THE ABOLITION PARTY Is
A DISLOYAL ORGANIZATION
It's pretended Iorc Of Freedom means
nothing more nor less than q DISSO-
LUTON OF THE UNION. Hon
est men Of all parties should mite tc
erpose their Intentions and arrest thei,
prOqreSS.n
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
DEMOCRATIC
NJ ASS MEETINGS
Will be held rs follows !:

At Rowvillc, Saturday September 10.
Speakers, Capt. John j. Robinson, S.
Harmount j. Patrick, jr.
At Dundee, Monday, September 81.
Speakers, Capt. John j. Robinson, S.
Harmount, j. Patrick, jr.
At Strasburg, Wednesday, Septem-
Der %. Speakers, V, p. Bonham, John
b. Reed, James Patrick, jr
At Ankeney's School House, York
Tp., Thursday, Sept. "a. Speakers,
V. p Bohham, John j, Robinson, S.
Harmount.
AT Shanesyille, Saturday, September
26. Speakers, A. W, Patrick, John B.
Reed, V. p. Bonham.
At SandyvilIe, Saturday, October 10.
Speakers, s. Harmoupt, John ]. Rob
inson, j. Patrick, jr.
Speaking will commence at all of the
above meetings at l O'Clock in the after
noon.
The following meetings will be ad
dressed by Hon. j. W. WHITE, our tai
ented Congressman, Maj. D. w. STAN
BAUGH, j. PATRICK, JR Esq, Capt. j
j. ROBINSON, V. P. BoNHAM, Esq, anC
others:
At Port Washington. Monday, Sep
tember %, at o'clock P. NJ.
At Trenton, Tuesday, September 30
at | o'clock p. NJ.
At New Cumberland, Wednesday
September So at o'clock P. M.
At Rock Meeting House, Rush Up.
Thursday, October | at o'clock P. NJ
At New Comerstowu, Friday, Octo
Der 2, at | O'Clock p. NJ
BY Order Of he
Democratic Central Committee
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
Mill Store Re-Opencd!
MCLEAN & BURRY

HAVING completed their improvements at
the Mill Store, are on hand with large
Stock of Goods, just purchased in New York
and Philadelphia, at low prices to which they
invite the attention of their friends, patrons,
and the public generally
Thankful for past favors we expect to reoip-
rocate the kindness of those that call upon us
by showing and selling them Cheap Goods.
Our stock is complete, consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, SC.
N. B. We will just say that our Clothing
Department is under the supervision of Mr..
Thos. Sutton, who attends personally to its
manufacture, so that what We sell will bear
inspection.
Wool Wanted, for which the highest market
price will be paid in Cash. Friends, give u'
a call. MCLEAN s. BURY.
New Phia., June 10, '63. Sm.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-09-18
AN ORDINANCE

To Amend an Ordinance, passed Jan.
10, 1858, entitled "An Ordinance to
Regulate Ale and Porter Shops, dc. "
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council of the
incorporated village of New Philadelphia that
all Ale and Porter Shops and Houses, or places
for significant or habitual resort for tipplng
and intempcrance, or where any intoxicating
beverages are sold, to be drank on the premi-
ses, within said incorporated village, shall be
closed at 10 o'clock P, NJ, and no intoxicating
beverages be sold therein after spd hour.
Sec. =. Any person being the proprietor,
clerk, agent or superintendent, or having con-
troll of any such house, shop orplace, and shall
permit the same to remain open, or shall sell,
or permit such intoxicating beverages to be
sold therein, in violation o. this ordinance, ev-
cry person so offending shall, upon conviction
thereof be fined in any sum not exceeding TWEEN
ty dollars nor less than five dollars for each
olfansc.
SEC. 8. That nm 0Orlinance passed January
l5, 1855 entitled "An Ordinance to Regulate
Ale and Porter Shops, &c." be, and the SAINT
is, hereby repealed.
ASBURY INsLEY, Mayor.
Attest:
0 II. Hoover, Recorder
Passed Sept. 10, 1868
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to Sarah Weaver, Pearson
i Weaver and Clark Weaver, Of NOttoway
county, NO., and jacob Walters and Emeline
Walters, of Adams county. Iowa, and William
Q. Wright aud Hannah Wright, his wife, of
Stark Co., o., that, on the 10Th day Of Aug,
1868, Richard II. Peasants and Howard Held
filed, in the Court of Common Pleas Of Tus-
carawas county, o. their petition, the object
and purpose OF which is to correct the descrip-
ton, by metes and bounds, of a tract of land
sold and conveyed by DelOss Weaver and Sa-
rah Weaver to VIM. G. Wright, and by Wright
and wife conveyed to the plaintiffs, as set fOrtf
in Petition, and which land is part of the Eas
half Of the southeast quarter of Sec. 4, Town
ship 10, in Range of the U. S. Military, dis
trict, situated in Tuscarawas county, Ohio
containing AZ and 20 100 acres, fully describ
cd in Petition.
Said Petition will be for hearing at the No
vember term of said Court, A. d. 1863 ant
said defendants are required to answer in &c
days after the ID day of October, 1868.
READY & KITCHENER, Pl'fs Attys.
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