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johnson & Wards Fa lily Atlas.

OOhASOA O. drO Lily AtldS
We trust that our readers will bear in
mind that the Agent, Mr.. White, will
soon call upon them and give them
al opportunity to examine this
SPLENDID Atlas. 1t only costs a trihe
more than a wall map of the United
States, which goes out of date in a few
months, is only a county map at best,
where the Atlas gives not only the coun-
ties in %colors, but all the township lines,
and the smallest towns and post offices
in the townships, as minute as the coun-
ty map. There are over one hundred
maps and plans, and a vast amount OF
valuable printed matter, every page be-
Ing filled with something of interest
The chronological events of the great re-
bellion, from It's commencement to Janu-
AIRY. 1865, is given, with the day of the
month on which every important event
has taken place, in the margin, making
it much more convenient for reference
than a history of the war. Another val
liable feature in this work is that every
subscriber is furnished with a certificate
which entities them to all the new maps
which may be made for the atlas hereaf-
ter, AZ only Is cents for each map, and
these can be inserted on extra guards,
placed there Tor that purpose, 50 that the
Atlas never goes out of date, like a wall
map, is very convenient to refer to, is al
ways kept clean where the wall maps
soon become rusty and soiled. We are
thus particular to call the attention of
our readers to this atlas at this time, be-
cause many of them have felt the want
OF a good map or atlas for a long time,
and have only hesitated about getting
n for the reason that las when they got
one they wanted the BEST they were un-
decided which was the best. In our
opinion, and we think that our readers
will agree with US when they have EXAM
ined the Atlas. Johnson'S Atlas sets the
matter at rest as being not only the best,
but the cheapest, as it finishes up the flu
ture expense OF buying wall maps and
war maps every year in order TO keep up
with the times. Don't invest any more
money in wall maps until you have ex-
amined the Atlas, and then judge for
yourselves. =
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Commencement at Hiram.

The annual Literary Exercises of the
Eclectic Institute at Hiram, take place on
Thursday of this week. The Anniversa,
ry of the Delphic Society on "Wednesday
evening, that of the Hesperian, on Thurs.
day evening. The exercises will consist
Of Qrations, Colloquies &c. The Burton
Band, one Of the best Bands in the coun-
try, will be present.
The Eclectic has a large number of
friends and patrons throughout TrumbuI
county, and We are sure they could not
spend a day more pro6tabiy or pleasantly
than attending upon these annual exer-
oises. Especially at this time is the pres
ence OF the loyal community desirable, as
a testimonial of approval of the recent
measures taken by the Eclectic in purg-
ing itself of disloyal students.
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arge Increase of Sheep.

Seth Hayden, Esq, of Mecca, had on,
old eve that had two eve lambs in III,
fall OF 1862, two iewe and buck in tn,
spring of 1862. and three in the spring o
1853. The first W lambs had two lamb
each, and N of the others had one. il
all twelve lambs increase from the one
old W in eighteen months, and they
are all doing finely. II
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ThieVlng.

About two weeks since two shirts were
left at the National Hotel, for a gentle
man then absent from town. While the
landlord was out of the bar-room for a
few minutes, one of the aforesaid. gar
ments stepped out. On Monday of last
week, DIR. Jones, of Pennington, drove
his buggy into the yard of the National,
and had under the seat a pair of saddle
bags containing a case of surgical instru-
ments, which were stolen while the bug
gy was in the yard. Marshal Baldwin
being informed of the circumstances Of
the two thefts, concluded that the acts
had been committed by some person
neal the premises. He therefore arrest
ed the hotel hostler, and upon searching
his bunk, the missing shirt was found
He was committed to Jail for safe keep
ing, until the owner Of the stolen prop
erty should return to town. TIE Mar
shall thinks that the hostler is an old of
ender in the pilfering line.
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The Monitor Churn.

This is a churn invented by Amos
WestcOtt of Syracuse, n. Y. patented
July LIST, 1860. has been tested by practi-
cal use, and has taken premiums at the
New York State Fair, and many county
fairs in the different parts of the country.
A few have been in use in this vicinity
the past year, and gives excellent salts
faction. The time usually occupied in
churning is from five to ten minutes, tho
when the temperature of the cream is at
the proper degree, it is frequently done
in w to three minutes. The thorough
manner in which the cream i churned
is one of the strongest recommendations
of the Monitor, because it ensures the
largest quantity of butter from the cream.
The butter can be worked perfectly free
from buttermilk, 10y the operation of the
churn itself, before it is taken from the
churn, thus making a material saving Of
labor.
Mr.. Charles r. Turner, of this place,
is agent for the sale of these churns, and
is ready to exhibit their practical work
ing at any time.
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JOE G
Arrival and Departure of Mails.
P0ST-0FFICE. Warren. O..
Mareb os 1870

YOUNGSTOWN. DAILY-Arrives $50 P N: leaves
ll:19 "A ;.
CLEVELAND, DAILY-ATriyes ll:lg A n; leaves
$50 P II.
SALEM, DAILY-Arrives Z P N: leaves6AN
OIL D1GGINGS, ILY-Arr il A n; leaves .
SHAR0N-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at 1880 4
N; leaves same days at l:90 P NJ.
YES GREENNILLE-Arr;ves Mon. Wed and
Fridays at 2 P n: leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays at y NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Mon, Wed and Fridays
at II N; leaves same days at II.
N0RTH BL0OMEIELD-Arrives Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P NJ; leaves Tues. Thurs and Sat
urdays atSAM.
FARMINGT0N-Arrives Wed and Fridays at ) P
N: leaves Tues and Thursdays at n.
CANTON. DUCK CREEK, HANNA'SM MILLS &c-
Arrives Friday 5 P N; leaves Tuesday $50 A N.
RAVENNA-Arrives Mon. Wed. and Fridays, at
4P NJ; leaves on Tues, Thurs. and Saturdays.
at9AN.
sE Mails which leave at or before s a N are closed
the preceding Eve, at 9 P N. All others are closed
half an hour previous to their departure.
G.. VI. IT. =. W.
No drop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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Broke jail.

Two men, whose are Horton Of
Mahoning county. and Lord, of Niles,
who were last week arrested as army de
s~erters. and confined in the upper cells
of the jail, dug their way out in broad
daylight and skedaddled. This Is the
third time they have deserted. They
opened one lock with the wire of a tub
bail, and opened another, which was q
new lock and had just been placed
on the door, with a poker. They have
not yet been re-taken.
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Common Pleas Court.

Court is still in session, Judge Chas-
fee on the bench. Judge Glidden rresi-
ded last week. He is holding Court in
Ashtabula this week. The business of
last week was principally the trial of a case
between Dubois and Barber. concerning
a mill dam in Newton Falls. The Jury
failed to agree.
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Delegate Meetings.

The Union men will bear in mind the
township meetings appointed for Thurs
day evening to nominate delegates to the
County Convention which meets on Sat
urday next.
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The Schools

1t should not he forgotten that this is
is examination week in the Union Schools.
The Anniversary and other exercises will
no doubt prove attractive m | inter- rin-
ing.
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After the DeSerters.

Provost Marshal Caldwell is making it
lively for deserters hanging around in
this section. Fourteen have been brought
here and examined, some of whom have
been sent TO camp. Two escaped from
Jail last week.
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Maple Sugar,

Mrs. Laura Bradley, of Johnston, ha,
left with us a sample of maple sugar
which is about as white as coffee sugar
The sap was caught in a tin pan from .
single tree in the ~dooryard, and set On q
stove. 1t was not stirred at al, and the
sugar, although moi grained. Is very nice.
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The 4th.

What about it? Can't Warren get up
a celebration of some kind? What say
the faithful and patriotic Firemen 10 the
suggestion?
We understand that the citizens of Bris-
toll purpose concentrating The day 10y
erecting a Township Soldiers Monument
4 good idea.
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NOTIONS

YANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department 1 aim to keep s
full supply of all the leading articles, bought ex-
pressly for the jobbing Trade. On my shelves may
800 dOz; Cotton Hosiery of grades mostly fought lad
September.
100 Cotton and Isle Thread Gloves,
so Gents Suspenders of all qualities.
100 Neck Ties, all colors and prices,
800 Gems Collars.
80 Ladies do
500 yds Spool Cotton Thread,
200 lbs Blsek Linen,
800 PadE Pins Nos 2, 3. 4, 5,
100 groS Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted.
400 Coy, Pants and Vest Buttons.
500 "PArl Shirt Buttons,
so Lead Pencils.
100 Rea1s Note. Letter and Fools Cap pap ers
800 doz. ESdies Dress Braids in assorted Coiors.
100 gSoss Steel Pens.
10000 Gun Gaps.
100 gross "a yard Shoe Laees.
100 G Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum,
50 gross Pen Holders,
$50 doZ Serpentine Braid.
50 Marrow silk DO. in eolors,
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
. Rubber and Horn dressing combs,
3 Genuine Yankee Soap,
. odd Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
80 lbs Sewing Silk.
80 d0Z. Machine Silk all cOlOrs,
800 Bolts fine velvet Ribbons, assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs,
80 dOZ. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins,
80 lbs Common
. gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 gross Lyons katharoa,
$1,000 Envelopes assorted,
5 gross Japanned Tobacco Boxes.
20 gross Crochet Balls. assorted eolors,
l " Burnett's Cocaine,
&e., &e.. &e,
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R.
lleE VI nIuIe MlLNA ~ X


On and after. Monday. March 50. 1869. trains VIII run
as follows:
Leaves Youngstown at 6:35, A N; Warren at % 4
N, and arrives at Cleveland at l0.00, y.
Leaves Cleveland at 400 p N; Warren at 6:S7 P n
and arrives at Youngstown at 40 P Il.
HAIL.
Leaves Cleveland at ESQ A N: Warren at ll:l9 A n
and arrives at Youngstown at 1870 P Il.
Leaves youngstown at Lao P N: Warren at 80, Pm
and arrives at Cleveland at 7:05 P n.
Superintendent's Office, CHAS. i RHODES,
Cleveland. March .. 1853. Superintendent
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Western Reserve Chronicle
TERMS DE SIrRsCRIprInN

Oae Dollar and FUtV Cents, IN aduaHee, Too Dol
tara. " payment IS not made IN dduanoe. No pa
Fer discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex-
eept at the option of the publishers.
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Another Woolen Factory.

Messrs. Walker and Lyman have
rented the old Factory by VanGorder's
mill, and carry on the business, in con-
nection with their Factory at West War
rem. They intend to keep a supply OF
goods on hand at the former place. See
advertisement.
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Frosty.

The weather has been very backward,
for a week or two past. Slight fro>ts
have fallen in some sections, hut the in
Jury sustained has not been serious.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10

Advertisements moi under contract. must be mark
ed the length of time desired, or they viii be
continued and charged for until ordered out.
Special Notices, and extra displayed Advertise
msnts, so per cent more.
Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but Obituary
Notices charged half price.
Transient Advertisements to be paid for invariably
in advance.
Yearly Advertisers will be charged extra for Dis
solution and other Notices, net connected with
their regular business.
business Cards. not exceeding 8 lines. Ye0 a line
per year; each additional line. - cents.
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Town and County.
u. s. 500 Bonds.

Geo. Tayler, at the Western Reserve
Bank, is agent for the sale of the so
year six per cent. Coupon Bonds. Per-
sons wishing these Bonds, can get them
at par for bankable funds. May eff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-06-10
Success D o Merit.

If there is an instance upon the rec
ords of our country where an article of
American manufacture has made its way
to universal favor solely upon its own
merits and without extraneous aid, it is
that of the Chemical SaLeratus. 1t has on
ly to be sold in one place, and it is de-
manded in another and so it has gone
on increasing in favor until the products
of the extensive chemical works of D. B.
DeLand & Co., at Fairport, Monroe u
ty, New York are now immense.
The article is made only at these works
by a process known only to the proprie-
tors, and is better for all purposes than
soda. Try it.
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Heavy Fleeces.

Heavy Fleeces,
The following Is the weight of several
ieeces shorn on the Cd inst. at the farm
of VIM. Wright, in Greene,i in this county:
l Buck, 3 years old, belonging
to Bradley & Rice, Mecca.-2O It's 8 OF.
l Buck, 4 years old, belong
ing to VIM. Wright.
l Buck, 3 years old, belong
ing to Quintus Wakefield,
Gustavus, ....----.-----..l5 4"
l Buck, 2 years old, belong
ing to - Lane, Gus
...-...I5 " 4"
| Buck, 2 years old, belong
ing to Martin Kee, G~reene..l4 IA"
All of these sheep were of the Spanish
Merino variety, and all full blood. The
fleece shorn by Messrs. Bradley & Rice
was brought to our Office for inspection,
and it is very fine wool. The sheep
were not washed before shearing. The
large fleece exhibited here was quite
clean. If any farmer can show heavier
feeces, we should like to hear of it.
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Rates of Advertising.

4 Square.
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Shawl Lost.

Shawl Lost.
On Monday morning, June LIST. be-
tween the High School and C. R. Tur-
ner's residence, by Liberty street route, a
Broche Shawl, with scarlet center. The
shawl was picked up, as the loser imme-
diately retraced the route. The finder
will please leave the shawl at this office.
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COMMUNICATIVE.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CuAA
biE DlSEhSE!l
A CARD.
To COnsur,,psiycs.

yIvHE undersigned having been restored e
4 health IN few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered sevcrrl years
with ~-vsre luae affection, .and that dread
disease, Cinsnmp'ion--is anxious 60 make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means
Of cure.
To all who desire Il, he will send copy
81 the prescription used Gree Of charge
with the directions for preparing and n-ing
The same. which they will fnd asuEF cURF
Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, HBprcanris
CouGHs, Coins. &c. The nIly object OF 'hs
advertiser in sending tho Prescription y y
benefit the afflicted. aud spread informa'
tion which he conceves 70 be Invalnable
aud he hopes every sufferer Will ny hi'
remedy. asit will cost them nothing. ans
may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w linmsbnrg. Kings County, New York.
Sept och 1868 i'm.
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(Rcsidence opposite Indians IiotoI, jasper
HAS a large stock ~ by Goods. Groec-
LA rlas and Notions, which to Il ., alrvus
" PeddIirg out on tbs principle ui sslaall
profits lrd quick sales.n lls gives hricr
come u his plces. snd n,ues rho-. vhs
wish ~ buy. to ca on him nj bis homc. o.
stop his wagon, when in motion. Al kindn
% produce ,sk,n exchange ivr good.
DunncI C-icos. Madter cnlps Tee
be-, STYLES u - ceIt pr yard. Amer
car. Psiuss Past colors, 81 ~ cents per
yard. d. Laines--ypendid .,tv les, VI 40
cenis per yard. Cipghans--0 al colors,
yard v NE. II from SIS 10 40 cenis pr ord
Ticking for 90 cenrsa yard. Check shirt
nf-From 30 20 35 cents yard. Fan
'nels-Ditierent colprs. a, from 30 10 eC
cents. Blue Denms-- OF superior heay,
qun lily. az 35 cents, beet in town. Cctoi
FInnnels-Of On cxcellen, quality from. rs
No As cta. per ward Brached MusIins--
From % 10 37l cts. per yard Brown alus
lins-Brs' quaa'y trem 81 TO 40 c,s. psl
Iyard ke.,ucky Jeans Different colvrf
from So "a 40 Cts: per yard Cassinets--
Best variety rom 81 10 70 al 80 per yard
Hnnp skir,s--From 81 20 Sl.25 Cv,ior
Batting a. so cts d ,okH- German sns
English School Baoka, OF the. approve,
series, and elso Catholic Praver Books
writing int aud paper. DC, 10 1863. y
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To- Contributors.

Asour design is to make onr paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticnlarly solicited. Please send ne all
the news, incidents, general informa-
ton, and mineral discoveries in yonr
respective ncighborhoods.
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10 Horse Owncrs 4

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
FOR HORSES IL unrivnIcd by any, and IN
All cases OF Lnmenrss. arising from Sprairr.
Cruises or Wrenching, iis effect Is mnaic*i
and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches. Mango. 6c., il will also cure
speedily. SPAWN and Rnebonr may be enrly
prevented and cured la their incipien' stages,
but confirmed cases urc beyond the posi-
|biIity ofa radical cure. No case Of the kind
howcver, is 50 desperate or hopeless bu, i
may be.alevisted by this I.inimeni, and iis
faithful application viii always remove ihs
Iamencss, and enable the horse 10 t.avr
with comparative erse.
Every horse owner should have this rem
eJy ~ hind. f,r ~ timely use 1t Tho fire
-pprsrnnca 81 isr,e.,,-S will riiifr'nnlly pre-
reni ,hrsc .cr,uiGNhl- 80 sse- mentioned, 4
which All horses are Liable, and which rem
der SO many otherwise valuable horsc- ncnr
" worthless. Sc advertisement.
September Goth, 1868 -1y.
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Now OR NEVER.
Particular Notice 10 All.

LIVERY person who has ansettIed &C.
y = counts with the unders med Il hereby
notified that II will be 70 10 il interest "a
come forward and settle Immediately, rs
intend going % Germany in shor' time,
and mus, settle ny business bcfpre leave
PA word 70 The wise is sof.icient-
nov %. 1863. B. ENnIIOFEN.
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TsEE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Vcsey street, New York;
Since 10 organization. has created new
era in The history Of
Wholcsaleing Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their seIec,iuns OF
TEAS. aud are selling them At not over
rW0:CEHTS (0.2) per pound above Cos :
Never devialing from the ONE PRICE.
asked.
A MOTHER popularity OF the Company
~ j that their TEA faster not only de-.
y,tes his time to thu selection Of thsir TEAS
IS 10 quality, value. and particular styles
lfor particular localities OF country, but hr
helps The TEA buyer 10 chuose out OF their
lennrn.ous stock snch TEAS a. are best
ladspicd 10 his particular v ants, aud not onl,
lihis, hut points out to him the brsi bargain
IL IL easy TO see the incslcuable advan
I.ape TEA BUYER has In this establishment
over all Others
III lie is 10 Judge OF TEA. or the MAEEEr,
III HE time j. vsiunble. he has al The bencf :
n we'll organized system OF doing business,
| IL an Immense capital OF The Jndgene A
81 a professional TEA faster, and the
knowledge ot superior statesmen.
THIS enables al Tea bnyers--no mnttcr
liz they are thousands OF miles from thia
lnarket--io purchase on ss good terms here
~ The New York mcrchan.s.
Parties can order Teas and will be served
BY o. a. well as though they came them
aelyes, being sure TO get original packages
iruc Weights and fares; and the Teas ere
Warranted az represented.
\ We issue Price List OF the Company's
Teas, which will DO sent 70 al who order il;
comprising
lIIyson. Young Tyson, Imperial, Gun
powder, Twankay and Skin.
iIColONG, c0JCH0NG, ORANGE AND
TYSON PEK0E.
\ JArAn TEA Of every description, colcrei
land uncolored.
Y This lisi has each kind Of TEA divided in
w FOUR Classes. namely: CARGO, high
lcARGO. FINE. FINEST, that every one
I,noy understand from description and ths
h lpricae annexed ,hnt the Company are deter
mined 10 underscll the whuIe Tea trade,
We guarantee 10 sell ALL our Teas a
not over TWO CENTS OF Cents) pc
pound above cost, believing this 70 be a'
kllrnciivc 10 The many who have herc'oior
been having Enormous Profits.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
Importers aud Jobbets, No 81 vesey Street
NEW YORK.
\, september 90. lS63.-3m
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FOR SALE BY

~. FRsxrMAN, Jasper;
Fam HoFFMAN, HARRISON Township;
JuHE l.. HoFFnAs. Columbia Township;
Gro. lInrFMAx, "A Mh;son Township;
Csc L .SHURrz, Ferdinand;
Joux q. BEcKmAS. Ferdinand;
ERssr rIcKHARpr, Hunfingsburr;
T.. X. 4TAyLoR, Ireland; AN
md by Druge lists a. Mcrchan ever where
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@ w. ROBACK, Compounder Of stomach
i,itters, Blood Pills, DisliIler and Msnufa'
turer or Caiawba and Swedish Brand,es ana
ali kinds of The finest Domestic Liquors
which arc sold. Wholesale or IN any desired
ouan,itv. al Nos. Sc. IS, 90 and 62 East
Third street. Cincinnsti,O @.
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AaEN OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF
lVk INDIANA, the Governor has cslicr
ior srv.r or more Companies Of l"ian'ry
and five Companies ~ Cavalry rom ihls
District. Shall he have thrn! call mon
Won 10 answer NV answer j.. ~ T. SHALL
will you endorse ~ Think you wll fcsr
country needs your services n the army,
end offers YOU Inducements which will
enable y.u b" leave your families amply pro
vided for.
Any ono wishing 70 recruit for the regi
mcnt by raising Companies. ~ psr's Of Com.
psniru. will receive commissions for ,hs'
purpose by applying 10 me IN writing, &C
compsDisd Nv proper recommendations, d.
rected 70 vinccnnes, Ind until tho organi
zaiion Of the encam,men'.
GEO W. GORvAN,
Commardant Frst District.
dec. 18th, 1863.
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AIOTICE " hereby given that the mem
IN bers 81 81. jacob Congregation, in Pa.
scka township. Dubois county. Ind., viii
hold meeting on the first day Of January
1864, for the purpose Of clec'ing Trustees
for said Congregation, for the cnsung wear
A full ATTENDANCE az the mcmbers " re-
Qucst.d. GERII. TORMTHLEN.
III. G. MAUNTEL.
dee IL. G. n. TODRANk, Trustees