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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21
A LION CAN LOVE.

In one compartment OF the cage in which
the animals perform at Van Amburgh's beau
tiful menagerie, is huge, tawny Asiatie lion.
His room mate is black female tiger This
tigress is small compared to the regal lion,
but is highly valued as a geological curiosity,
and the only specimen of the black tiger in
this country. She was purchased by Mr.. Van
Amburgh two years ago, and has lived with
the lion ever since. The attachment between
the twois remarkable. When other animals
are in the same cage, and any affront is offered
to the little tigress, she runs under the lion,
aud woe be to the animal that dares approach
her, No matter how hungry he may be, the
lion never touches his share of their daily
nneal until his little chum has selected her
share, and even this he never entirely con-
the animals are as fat as moles but this black
tigress is aldermanic in her proportions, and
no remedy exists for the matter. She has
been twice removed from the lion but,
until she has returned, the generous beast
would take neither food nor rest, while the
frantic manner inwhich he dashed at the bars
was sufficient warning that the further de-
tention of the tigress would be dangerous
matter. Should his mate die, the lion would
probably pine to death. Once, when she was
taken away, a liohess was substituted. The
lion instantly fell upon her, and at single
bite. broke hec spine and crushed some of her
ribs. Careful nursing saved her life, and she
is still living, but with her hinder parts i'm
movably paralyzed. 81 o
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sARsArH SCHOOL BELL NO. !.

contains IA pages, and nearly eco tunes and hymns
Tong the most popular pieces are, sKind Words .
Eden: Aboyen . Christian Hero = $ Beautiful Iii
ought to my Mother, ,, THE gels told
mo ;, In the Light, ssRest for the Weary, &c.
Philosopher covers, 90 each SIS per 100; bound
25 cts $2e per l0o cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30
cents, sos per 100. fsst g
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OF person who was sordid miser, it was
told Mr.. Curran that be had set out from
Cor to Dublin. with one shirt and guinea
iaYes,'' said Cnrran, "and win answer for it
that he will change neither Of them until be
returns.'
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Aim at least at the perfection of every
thing that is worth doing at all. and you win
come nearer it than you imagine. But those
almost always crawl infinitely short of it,
whose aim is only mediocrity
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

Little faults. no less than great crimes, can
hide the light Of heaven from the soul. Just
breathe upon the glasses of telescope and
the dew of your breath viii shut out all the
stars - -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

A GRAVE CoNs1DERATIoN. Some south
ern gentlemen were discussing a few days ago
the possibility and propriety of giving votes
to the freedmen Of the South a MEASURE in
the expediencyof which Southern Unionists
more particularly those from the far South
appear to be tolerably unanimous. Once
those present--a loyal Texan announced
himself infexibly opposed to such "a grant of
votes to the blacks, because said be, :. in
six months after you give the negroes the
nghtto vste, half the democratic politicians
in the country will go about swearing that
they have negro blood in their veins's
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DIR. g. q. CARROLL.
Surgeon Dentist.

Has Pernanenty located in Raven ma and REQ pened
sne rooms occupied BY Dr. where
Particular attention given to treating ana saving
ueerafed teeth Aiveoiar Abseesses disease,f eums7
extracted, and other Surgca operations performed
with the use Of ether, electricity, or chloroform.
Charges reasonable 81 work warranted-but mono
of the so ca He'd s. Cheap Dentistry done.
{ Rayenoa, O. JuIys6, 1868 7-iy
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contains a6 pages of songs, duets choruses both
sacred and including IA pages prayers for
tick and dying soldiers, and soldiers ScrptHre Man
tuais It is we'll suited for social singing as wel as
Sabbath worship. Among the many beautiful pieces
may be found Where liberty dwells my oount,y.':
.'The Christian Hero, .sThree cheers for orr Ban.
Gem of the Ocean, Freeman,s Gathering Co
lumbia's King forev =: Marching longs sc =
Priees-paper covers, Is cents, SO per 100. Mailed
at the retail price.
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Down South. newly appointed jailor once
told the convicts, that if they did not behave
themselves, he would kick them out Of tJie ss-
tablishmeat ! las
2 "A traveller in one. Of the western states,
came upon anegro by the roadside, pulling the
fleece from the carcass of sheep, and inquired:
''W hat allied the critter, Cufy f'
'.i.sHAh, massa," answered the grinning black.
"all dis chile know bout him be, be died IN
de woolt"
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gurtage Go. genrotrat.
RAvENNA, OHIO
BRIGADIER-GENERAL J. A. Gan.
FIELD. =

Wednesday,...-.....---. October a1, 1868
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6 4HE aTHEN #F'1IIs. COZ sseyr,.,N

contains between 800 and 400 pages OF tunes and
hymns, new and old,of the choicest kinds for church
sunday school, revival, missionary, temperance.
prayer, and conference, and all kindsof sacred and
social meetngs The music 10 this book has life and
anImaton in II, ssShinfng Rest for the
Weary, ssSh II we know each other lhere?,, .Shai
We meet beyond the Riyer?', sThere is a Beautiful
World, sKind Werds,'' ss Sweet hour of Prayer
ssfhere is Land of Love- ssSufer little children to
come unto me,,' God save the Naton,s &C. Prices
singh copies, bound, so CENTS $40 per 100; cloth
| at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Ag,
4al Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of the above Books.
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REBEL AGENTS IN FRANCE DIS
sz.r. SATIsEAED.


Mr.. Mason, 80 long the Confederate hang
er on, in England. has written letter to Earl
Russell, informing him that JEFF. Davis has
directed him to withdraw, and he has gone to
Paris. "Malakoff. the intelligent Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Times, in his
letter of September 25sh, says:
There is reason to believe that the agents
of the Gonfederacy in France are not much
better satisfied with the treatment they are re-
ceiving from the French Government than
We're those of the Confederacy at London be-
fore renouHcing their efforts in that country
To cover up the bad effect of Mr.. Mason's
retreats the rebel 81 ympathizefs in London say
that he has come to Paris because the French
Governments is more likely to interfere ia aid
of the rebellion, and that his services there
fore will be of greater utility here than there.
The other side of the story is, however, that,
as far as regards England, the Confederate
agent left that country because his notes to
the Foreign Office remained without answers,
and as for France, that this government was
never further from an intervention, in favor of
the rebellion than it is at this moment.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

contains IS pages Of tunes and hymns, designed fo
revival, prayer and conference meetings. Price-ir
paper covers single copies, 10 cents, So per l00.-
Mailed at the retail price.
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Auditor

her gaiety Of heart and cheerful temper, with
out wishing to appropriate her He could not
endure to have her addressed by any one; and
the result was perpetual discord-she main
tanning herright to cheeaful conversation with
gentlemen who visited at the house, and he
forbidding her to say more than the coldest
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LU tsfIER DAY.

ttorney and Counsellor at Law. Office in Seymour,
: Block. over Poe Rrother's Store, Ravenna, Ohio
january 2 4 D. 1860. jan4-ly
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RIrrH, a NaoREn CaNramA

m SzzCEs
contains l26 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer
music BY Prof. Gull. This is an excellent book fol
concerts for the young. Psices-paper covers, &c
cents, SIS per loo; bound, 25 cents, S2y per 100.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

% : sCMI II
Baker. Manufacturer Of Bread, Cakes and Crackers OF
every kind Wfoieaale and Retail Fresh Bread daily
Z Chestnut Street ssouth of Court House, Rnyenna.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-21

Attorney at LaFs ofice in PEenix Block Main Street
second eptraure stairs, Il. Days Store Ra.
VIENNA. o. mrhiE-tv = z -. - -
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THE HARP OF FREEDoRI,

contains 80 pages of songs dnets, and choruscs fol
Freedom. Among the choice pieces would name
.sFair Freedoms morn y 80 let my people go,,
lover the mountain, p stThey worked me a II the
day Sc Prices cents single, SO cents per dozen
50 perlo9; postage1 cent each.
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y !. D n 4 1l Y
Dce'er IN Boots Shoes sseatitr Shoe Findings Hides
Ssif Skins and Sheep Pelts, three doors West of tn
havsnna Book Store. Main ct, Raveunn, o.
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$175.-New 7-Octave Piano

OF different Makers for 8 with carved legs. $500
s225 and S24a. econd-hand Pianos and Meodeoes at
SIS. 40, So go, rs, 100, lis, i25, $50 and 100.
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ALPHoNSO HAIR

s. D. MORTON,
Attorney aad Counsellor at Law. ofice In wheelsr,s
Block Ravsnns, Ohio apr2s-62-Iy
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N 0&aGeo

IN pirslanca VI The tcnnfand pros sions Of
! Decd " Trust executed 10 M, tho under.
signco, trustee hy john Y NcMuilcn aud wife
dated on The lst day Of April, 1850, and daily
recorded in The Clerks olliee Of the county tour;
Mason county, 20 secure certain debt
therein fuily described, due mr. 10 become due
l.an sail John n McMullen 10 said James
Capchart and in pursuance of thu 9Th section
o. th4pter III Of the Code Of Virginia, and nj
,her4qrrst and by The direction of the said
Jsmcs capeh-rt, shall
On the 9th day Of February, 1868,
at the front door Of the Court House of Mason
County, proceed to sell atpublic auction to the
highest bid Ter for ca7hthr following tract Of
land in said county Of Mason, to.wit: One
hundred acres on tha Kauawha River, the
same upon which ;he said Jno N MrMnllen at
the date ofthr said trust resided, and the same
land Of which the late Andrew BRYAN died,
seized and possessed, aud bounded By the
Kanawlp River ON the west aud by the land,
Of Miller and Canirill on the North. sonlh aud
east. Such iilc rs is vested in me, hy said
d-ul NJ tru,, (Which is believed 10 be good
vii, b. .roaJoyed o The purchaser.
J II COUCH, Trustee.
i,r,,r, Tim
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ia GptiCGa

TN rursnaRrr Of Deed Of Trust executed 20
| p,thr undersigned, trustees, by Jno n.
Tc|IVlcn aud Siic, dated on The Sih day Of
Fcbraary, 1867, and duly recorded IN the
Jerks Office Of the County Court Of Mason
County. and in pursuance Of the provisions Of
he "a, section archapler III Of the Code Of
Virginia. aud ut the request and by the dire
,io ~ amos Gipehart the "ccstui q1i trust"
in said decd Of trust, we win
On the 9Th dav Of February, 1853,
4, he rraat door Of the Court House Of said
county. proceed to sell a, public auction, to tie
iigatsl bidder for cash all the real estate con.
vsycd By said trust and therein described as
follows: Two cerlaintracts or parcels Of land
situate in The county of Mason and State Of Njr
gina. One containing 2ll acres aud the Other
Que hundred and eighteen acres in all three
hundred and twenty-five acres more or less aud
being The same tracts OF land conveyed by Da.
yid Nddlecotr and Mary his wife to the said
John n McMnllin, BY their deed dated De.
ccnlber 9TH 1855, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office aforesaid, ia deed book no SPACE
90. &c, Such title as is vested in us by said
deed ottrIst (which is believed to be good
viii becouveyed to the purchaser
j. IL COUCH,
CT 7, MOORE
jsmBry aim lyrjistets.
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Nc Gorornment rinnnelal sehome.


WAsHIyorON. i'm, 9.-The following
i, an synopsis Of the bill reported 10 day
from lhe Committee Of Ways and Means
70 provide ror the support Of the Govern
nent;
Section frs, provides for the issue of
Ss%o, 900, 900 in 30 year per cent,
bonds, interest payable half yearly in
coin. May be sold Tor lawful money,
cet,iEc ties Of Indebtedness, or interest
Gearing Treasury notes, provided that
the whole amounl of bonds aud notes
.Tued under his &c. shall no! cxrecd
$500 0O0,0 2o, kept thai that tie sl40,
100000 of 3 10 notes muy be fundei
in twenty yea, bonds, and further is.
saN f'r tbs! purpose may be made.
See:ion second provides ior $500.
COZ 600 ia three years Treasury notes,
Drsrng iareres! at s. Az per cont, per
snRlm, iGieres, PAYABLE semi.anuualIy in
ooin. payable 70 the creditors Of the Gov
eminent except customs.
Section three provides for the Issue OF
$500. 900. 900 in legal tender notes Of
The usu.l form,
Section four provides for fractional
notes in p'qc9 Of postal currency. to be
engraved, aud pTinIed 10 tbe Treasury
buildings, not TO exceed S50,OOO,oO0.
Section five provides for deposits Of
coin in tie Sub Treasury, receipls'to be
given, which may be used to pay custom
du'ies.
Section six pre'cribes the form of the
bonds, anil notes to have the seal Of the
Treasury Department.
Section scvan taxes bonk circulation
one per cent On graduated scale, &c.
eording 10 capital stock.
Section eight nodiCa Su5.Trsssury
acts so 40 TO all,w money obtained for
loans on Internal Revenue, 20 be depos
ilcl in banss. on their givin; boad fc
security. +
Section nine provides against counter
fitting. aud appropratss 100000 to
cary the act INTO effect.
The substitute OF Mr. Stevens provides
for the is'ge Of registered or c,upona to
the amount nf not exceeding 100000,
coo, payable in coin, 70 ys'r, a(i,r dslr,
and bearing interest at the rsie Of 6 per
cent, payable ssmi,annpaily; to be issued
in such denomination. not less than $50
az may he delermioed By The Secretary
ofthp Treasury. Also, for the iSsuin.
Of $4,000 00o lrgrl tender ac'aa.
Tbs bin repeats the odd bearing clause
Of tie .o-mpr aa'lcxGcp,iog on bonds al.
rt~ly ssa"d. an repeats tia act author
iEag the reception Vi legal tender notes
tn 3"po,i!.
Elisha whitney. first Comptroller
q ihe T'reesury. died last night. He
MS in hi Sltb year.
SirhhrSE ia, an rfieion; ierk OF the
Trea<pfr d os-tnou! I,r tho last 81
yesfs, ned Io.iRG
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Mason OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ofJustIccs.

Mason County Classification ofJusticeS,
AT A COURT continued and held for the
~ county Of Mason ut the Courl-HouSe
thereof. on Tuesday the Sth day of July. 1862
The following classification of justices was
adopted BY the Court, viz;
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
Fmsr Class George Stephenson, J. II.
Miller, jacob p Kcsterand Lewis Bumgarncr.
SEcoNp Class, B. J., Rollins John Nc
Cull,ch, Sr., Reuben Harrison aud Eugene y,
Davis
TnlaD Class -.JohnJ. wcis. Apollo ste.
phens, David George and r. NJ. Rollins.
FoCErH Class. John H. GORDON, William
Stewart, + j. Duifer aud S, W SomncWiBe
Firm Class Richard Bush, --.
and Chas. A. Vaughn.
Ordered that The Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they are
casscd tn-wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, 1862.
Ftbru7ry and September term $50 and March
Term, 1854
Second Glass TO hold October term 1862.
April, August and October term, 1863 and A..
prll Term, IsGi,
Third Glass 10 hold November Term, 1862.
Mav and November Term, 1868 aad February
aud Nav Tenn, 1874.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1861, and June aud
August Term 1861!
Filth Glass to hold August Tenn, 1862, Jan
nary and July Term, 1863, aud January aud
July Term, 1864. TESTE;
JAMES Il. Hoi LoWAY, Clerk.
inly2i n9O.f. ...
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THE Saturday Evening Post is Weekly
paper devoted 10 Literature, News, etc. Among
It's contributors we may menion the following
distinguished writer's
Mrs. ELLEN Woon, author Of "East
Lvnnqp THE Earl's Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLAE0, author Of "Muam,"
"Alonc,' etc.
EDMUND K1RKE, author Of among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA +. TOWNSEND, whose domes
tic sketches are so greatly admired.
Terms-singlc copy So Two ccpic So
-Four COPIES Sc Eight copies tand one cStral
Sl"' Twenty copies land one extra S9j
A SPLENDID PREMIUM.
Who wants Saving -Machinei Toahy one
sending thirty subscriptions to the POST, aud
500, will be given as premium one of Wheel
or and wilson's Sewing Machines, such as nrc
sold by ;hnm at forty five dollars tSijN The
machines will ho selected new at the manulac.
tory in Now York, and will be sent, yukel, Witi,
full directions for setting up aud using. aud
with no expense, except for freight Spcci-
men plumbers Of the THE POST sent gratis
when requested.
DEACON u PETERSON. Publishers,
No 40 walnut Street Philadelphia.
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No. log Main street VII cling. five door.
above " Nm Bank, same side.
Dc "a, 'G2-yl. j, C. ORR & co.
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NAPOLEON, Henry Co, O.. July I, 1858.


D.. W. RcB4vG, Dear Sir :--For the ben
cit Of suffering humanity permit us to announce
through the columns OF yuur circular, the sur.
prisins properties ofyour Scandinavian Purf
or and Blood Pills, which is assure cure for In
digestion and Liver Complaint. We have sew.
ersl persons In town. who have been suffering
with the Liver Complaint and indigestion, md
notwithstanding that We hrysas good physi
clans as can be found in Northern ohia.iyet
the disease bailel ileir skill Cansequen
We were IN a state Of dependency untilC5te
commenced using your Pills, through and ty
tie advice Of our friend, Mr.. Brennan. Views
Cd the medicine according TO directions. and
arc now full OF life aud hilarity, and our graft.
tude Is eqaal to our improvement in health and
spirits. When wetake into consideration what
we have been, and what we are at present, we
feel like charging ourselves Of the sin of usrRt-
itude. il we did not Try TO announce othc pub
lie III, great benefits ofyour Medicine. There.
fore we recommendtO the public at large. the
eNpediency Of having recourse TO your valna-
bio Medicine. and consequently, as in duty
bound, discharge whatwe feel In be our duty.
in advising persons who are suffering as we
have suffered 20 make use Of the only true aud
sue cue ios Inc diseases already mentioned
Mas, Owls.
Mas, BRgSSAS,
Mus. HEAToS
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati, January i2,

Cincinnati, January ie.
FboNR-Pc barrel IS l00$5 10.
for Snpc,fne.
GRAIN Wheat 100000 for red and
81 05@al 10 for white,
CORNING quote at acc in bulk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rio 2n03i.
Sugar, lOf@llci Molusses,' 5o@52c.
HOGS Qpoicd at s. 5o@si 60,
UAY-Tho morkot rules heavy nt
sl4Gt5 per ton for primo Timothy.
POTATOES--Tbe receipts continue
liberal, at Oo@e5' for prime Ncshon.
aoskS, 'j.e
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0RFicR OF PRoyosr MARSHAL or VA.,l
WHEELING, Va. Dec ~. 1862
fINIlE following soldiers are reported Nbsei,
without leave. They Will return imne.
diately to deity. or, Harvested willbetfcatcd ~
deseriers. JOS. DAtlt, in,
Maj and Provost Marshal Gen, for Va.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Poiu! Pleasant, Jan. n,

FIoUR-From go Oo@d 90,
~fWHEHf--Whes, ranges from e5sy9
81 90 for prime.
ooEr--wc quote at s567oc, Meal
zoe per boslcl.
100000 per bushcl.
hrrlas- From 10 to 50 c per boshol.
pr 5bl 40 90 a $2 80
Ecas--BorTEN- Eggs l2c per dozen
Batter he per pound.
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Paris Stewart, company I, sth Virginia In.
fantry, left Camp Lew Wallace without leave.
Lewis Plybon. company | 9th Virginia in.
fantry. left camp Lew Wallace without; Lease.
David A Johnson company h, oh Virgipii,
infantry. let camp Lew Wallace witiop, leave
Mitchell Wravcr, company A. 81 Virginia
infantry, left camp Lew Wallace waGon, have
James Thompson company a, 9Th Virgnia
infantry, LEI. camp lew Wallace without leave
Thomas a George or George A Thomas, lbt
Virginia UpSbur Battery, absent since l5th
November 1862.
WIN + Hancy, Isl Va Upshur Battery, ab.
sent since 10Th Noy 1862
Henry o Eyre Ut Va, Upshur Battery, ab.
sent since 10Th Noy Ito?
John G, Elliott, company A, 9th Va infap,ry
left Camp Lew Wallace without leave.
Charles Payton, company A, On Va infantry
left camp Lew Wallace without leave
George AlatturS, company A, 9lh Va nifty
left camp Lew Wallace without leave
David Car company u, G,hNainfanty, alb.
sent since 21h Oct, 1862
Elias sharpuock, cgmpgny D, GthY Unity.
absent since 30,h Oct 1862
Harry Geyer company 4, Sd Va, infantry.
absent since Eth Oct. 1862 nf
COMPANY A--NlNTH VIRGINIA
Geo " Shumatc. absent since Nov %. 1859,
/" heni ShnmnaJc, absent since Nov -, is62,
VIM Powell absent since Nov %, 1869,
! Darling, absent since Nov IS 1867
Robert i Neal. absent since Dec. 10 1861
.lno n laync absent since Nov 81 1862
Hiram Waugh, absest since Dec 10, lsG2
II W Eaeles, absent siuce Nov 90 1859
Eban Markin. absent since Nov 3, lsG2
ChasW, Markin, absent since Nov 25, 1862.
g = Massey, absent since Dec 2 1862
Samuel Filingcr, absent since Nov 80, 1869
Reuben Higgins absent since oct 3, 1869.
Enoch A llagCr. company @, Sth Va absent
since September 2j
John +, Hudson, co C, 9Th Va absent since
septa5
andrew D Dallingcr, co D, sth Va, absent
since Oct "a
Daniel Schooner, co G, 9Th Va, absent since
Sept
Hugh Stevenson, co B, SILVA, abscuc since
oct5
Janiu.
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SlTURDAY EVENTNG POST

jsmSp aim
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from the subscriber on the night
OF the lith OF this month, from the farm of Thos.
Lewis, one black, , yoar old horse, over 10
hands high, spare made, with one white hind
loot A liberal reward viii 10 given for tho
return Of the said horse,
nov 81 III JAS H. 1oofF.