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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-15
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CENTRAL OHIO
SteubenVille Railroads,
OFFERS THE
Shortest, Quickest and MOS, RsiIu.
bic Houte
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston.
Direct connections are made at Bellaire with
the
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
And at Pittsburgh with the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays OF.
cepted) as follows:

Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays ex.
cepted) as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESs-Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio h. b. 400 q. NJ; will stop at all stations when
signaledi arriving at Belaire at l035 q. M. Baltimore
800 q. NIL Washington City, $500 q. m. Eight trains
daily to Philadelphia and New York; also connects at
Bellsre for Ptsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York.
NIGHT EXPRESS via sTEUBENvILLB-Leaye
Columbus $40 Q. MT steubenvlle 1910 D m. ar.
rives ct Pittsburgh $50 p. mi Leaves Pt'turgh A.
p, M Harrisburg 230 o. m; PHILADELPHIA 100 a. MI
New York via Allentown. 1000 m: via Philade phia
1890 nj Baltimore, 7OO q. M; Wash ngtou City,
$50 o. m.
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBRNvILLB-
Leaves Columbus 1870 M; arrives at steubenyilIe
500 m. Pittsburg, sos p.m. Harrisburg SIS m.
PhadelphIa 1910 Q. m.i New York, 245 p. m. Balti.
more, 1850 q, M; Washington City. $50 pm
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO r. R.
Leaves Columbus. 3Oe p. will stop st all stations,
and arrive at Bellare, 1000 p. i Grafton 2:5s O.
Piedmont, $50; Cumberland, 6;35; Marnsburs 1li45;
HarperS Ferry. l:O3 p M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton City, 9:3S; Philadelphia 1890 p. m. Eight trains
10 New York daily Arrive at PIttsburg. 2:I0 a, m ;
Harrisburg, l&4S 2. m; Philadelphia, $50; New
York. 1000 p. M; Baltimore $40 p. M. Washing
ton City, $50 p. m.
I. A. HUToHINs0N,
General Pass Agent.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
aettlement of Accounts

THE following accounts have been filed in the Pro
i bate Court OF Franklin county Ohio, and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MvNDAY, the
9TH day OF January, A. D 1864, TO wit;
The nrt account Of William CLARK, adm'r Of John
Bages, decd; the first account Of Charles Pryton,
guardian OF Charles Breckenridge; the 6rst accoun,
Of james Beers admir- Of Uiiah Beers, decd the hst
account Of James b. Brton, executor tf tho will OF
Berj amin Biton decd; the second accounts o. Ermite
Case, guardian OF George W. Ball and AoDa T. Ball
the second account Of Rachel Shoat admrx Of Henry
ehoaf dec'd the third accounts Of Lewis Baker, guar
dian OF Mary Peoples and James K Peoples; the Ana!
account Of Lewis Baker guardian Of Oatharne Peoples,
the hnai sccount Of William Rowe, atm'r Of LoreDz
nnesdsnfer, decd; the final accounts Of Alex White,
guardian Of Adam Bookman, Michsel Booknan and
Louisa Bookmsn the fpa account Il John Westerwel-
Ter, admr OF Charles Frzzs decd; the dnal accounts
Of John Zimmerman. guardian Of Henry Kopp and Fred.
erich Kopp, the anal acc1unt OF Daniel Coe, admir- OF
John d. Uoe, desd the final account Of Amos g. Ram
sey, guardian OF Thomas Ramsey and Elizabeth Ramsey
(now RobDson) the nal account OF William Jsmlson,
adm'r OF Josep R. STAR decd; the ftsl account OF
John Knox, executor OF tie will OF Paul WsmbauRh,
decd; the hnal account Of william Jsmison, admir- with
will annexed Of p B. Doddrdge decd and the nrst ac'
counts Of Philip Esper, guardian OF Ludwig Emmert,
Mary Emmert and Elizabeth Emmert
H. B. ALBERY,
Probate Judge.
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Law Notice.

THOMAS NJ. FINKS, WHO Is IN
L tae State Of Virginia. Elizabeth Ann johnson and
Joseph johnson, who reside In Wisoonsin, and Alber
N. Rinks who resides in Kansas, are hereby notified
that Frederick Swisher, Administrator OF Milton inks
has hied his petition IN the Probste Court Of Franklin
county for the sale OF the residue Of the real estate
the said Milton Rlnks, deceased sit1sted In Franklin
couu IT, Ohio to pay debts Of said deoedent. and thai
the same will be for hearing on the 18th day Of De-
FREDERICK swIsHBR,
Ad'mr o, Milton Rinks, decd.
Coz CONVERSE. Atty's for petitioner.
Columbus. o., Nov. 10, 1868.
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Administrators Sale Of Rea
Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probse
i Court Of franklin county, Ohio will CIDER for
sale at public aurt ID, on the lith d'y Of Dnary,
1864, at the Dor Of the Court House in said ulty
the following real e.taie, situate in Frank unity,
Ohio, TO witt
Ten feet OF OF the east side o. lot number afty q.
'ght In Neil q Dennis ms Addition to Columbus,
Ohio.
Appraised at two hundred dollars.
Terms ef salt me third In hand, one-third In one
year and hd 10 two years from the day OF tale
with interest," the payments 10 be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
Administrator Of Thomas Biddle, deceased.
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Attachment Notice.

Blnn RaisusI, q Go pln9 Court of Common Pleas
J.n ifsls,td Hsls, d.r.. Franklin {, County, Ohio.
THE DEFEN DANT, J. n, HARE, OF
/ the State Of Iowa. will take notice that Bum
RaIgu & Co., Of Philadelphia, In the State Of Penn
sylvania did on the 5th day Of November, 1862 ale
their petition 10 the Clerks office OF the Court Of Com.
Pleas OF Franklin county, in the State Of Ohio,
agsinst the said j. b. Hare setting forth that said do
fendant indebted to the plaintiffs 10 the sum OF s9so
with interest thereon from the I'D day OF December,
at the rate Of ten per cent certain judgment taken
on the l7h day Of Deoember 1885, 10 the District Court
OF Iowa. within and for Scott county, and that an t
tachment has Issued out against said defendant In
said action, and has been levied upon the following
described cal estate, in which The defendant owns
interest the same being situate in franklin county In
the State Of Ohio and In the city Of OolumtuS 20 wits
in mis- numbers 766 76l 249 800 eO4 sos and 800, end
that said defendant Is required TO appear and answer
by the 18th day OF February, A. d. 1884, or judgment
will be taken against him.
decl2-dlt&w6w Pl'fs Atty.
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Notice in Partition.

TO OOB SHU ULTZ, HAWAII
Il shultz, Leih Long, John W. Long, Leah =. McGuf
fey, r. o. McGufey, Hannah stambsugh Solomon =.
Staubaugh, Wilson r. stambaugh, aenua n. Stam
baugh, Lucretia 4. Stambaugh, Ell Shutz Baltzei
Shultz, Solomon Shutz Jonathan 6hultz, Lydia Laub
Isaac Laub, Jacob Westhsfer, Barbara Westhaer Han
nah ooehsse, JACOB 8. HollDper David Il. Hollinger
Samuel Hollinger, ostharine Gardner Leah RaGens-
harger, Mary Ann DIETRICH, Augustus Dietrich James
Curry, Owen Curry, Harvey Curry, Elisabeth Curry,
Sarah Curry, Amos Curry. George Curry, George W.
Purdy, Emelne Wing, Webster Wing Elizabeth Ernst,
Susanna Ernst and Susanna sambaugh: You will take
notice that petition filed against you on the 18th
day Of November, A. D. 1862 In the Superior court
within and for the county OF Franklin and State Of
Ohio by Solomon shulz, and Is nov pending, wherein
said Solomon tbutz demands partition OF the following
real esste to wi Fotyfour acres Of land situate In
Truro township, Franklin county, Ohio, being In range
2I township 12 section 49, baf seion SO and In the
north half Of said (hal section; It being the same land
&c of to Hannah Shutz her dover In the estate OF
Bstzer sbus by proceedings had in the Court OF Com
mop Pleas Of Flank in county, ohio which pro.
ceednQs recorded In ohancey Records book No. 2,
page 36 to which record reference Is hereto made and
that at the next term OF said Superior Court the said
Solomon Shultz will apply for order that partition
may be made OF said premises,
Dated this 19h day Of November 1868.
SOLOMON SHULTz.
Iy BINGHAM & McGuETEY, his Att'ys.
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Attachment.

John W. Miller, Plaintiff, Before George w. Meeser.
vs.. Justice OF the Peace OF
Fdward Mccormick and Mon gomery towpshlp,
Par Chrismsn. franklin county, Ohio.
ON the 29ih day Of November A. D. 1863 said jus
~ tice issred an order Of attachment In the above
action for tn Of two hundred and eghty-6ve dol
lars tS2s5 00)
Columbus, Dec. 2,js63 -dec3-w3E
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Dec. 81, '6o-tf.
A Rare Chance for Printers
and Editors. ! 1t-1't
A RLOURIsHlNG DEmOuRATIu
NEWSPAPER. =, - =

one OF the weaithiet connues In southern Ohio ID
i nov offered fir sale. The county 10 always 70
liably Democratic by large majority, and the paper
now offered for sale 10 the ognsed land the ony)
organ Of the party In the county. The official patron
sge alone Of the paper amounts 10 about $1,000 Der an
mum, with subscription st, Job work and al
yersins IN proper ton. The material Of the once Is
extensive and exeellent the present proprietor
Of hsbeAih the will be disposed Of at
great bargain 10 good Democrat aT--', 'al- 81
For fulihsI Information, address The editors Of the
Vriss Or bhiesmAns 4 .a .stllH tA nov2o
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
A'''''n D'"s'' T.; Guardian Sal. in partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER OF
i the Superior Court made at the October Term 1853
and to me directed will ter for sale at public auction
at the door Of the Court House, In the city Of oolum-
bus, on
Saturday the 26.h dsv of December, A. D.
1869.
At one O'Clock P M. the following described real es-
tate, situate in Jackson township, franklin county,
Ohio, towi
1883. Virginia Military land, bounded as follows Be-
ginning at the southeast corner Of lot No. 81 thence
west 36K poles to the southwest corner OF said lot
thence north sat poles to post; thence east l3 poles
to white oak on the line dividing lot No. and 2;
thence south 56k poles the place OF beginning,
tanning hfty acres excepting from described hy acre
trait The olowioE conveyed BY Joseph ga.Sss to Jo
Daniel Morgan's survey No. l363, Virginia Military
land and boupded and described as folows Beginning
at the southwest corner Of lot No. corner to Abraham
Haughn thence north 5e poles to post; thence east
27H poles to post; heIce south 55h poles to post
In the center Of the couny road In the south line Of said
lot No. thence west x poles to the beginning, con-
tanning ten acres. ...
Also The following real estate situate In Jackson town.
ship, Franklin county, Ohio, to wit: Ia survey No.
6e4O to ny acres OF the west side OF the tract Of two
Bundeu and t"eptyBU acres lhat was ueeueu 10 haWs
Barbee sen., by the Bank Of the United States In No
vember 1885, which deed s duly recorded In said Frank
lin county, and hereby referred TO said fifty acres, and
to be takenof by direct ne parallel with the west
side line, and will be adjoining TO William Barbee's
land Said fty acres were conveyed by said Haws Bar
bee, to said Joseph Barbee by deed dated Decem.
Der the 18th, 1854. The nrs named tract be sold sub
ject to the dover OF Ann Jemima Crabb.
ApplS'''0' ~ 50 A''." :" ~ 90 90 s'
Terms Of sale.--0ne third Of purchase money paid on
day OF SALE third In year. and onethird In two
years. with interest at six per cent? and mortgage on
premises sold 70 secure deferred payments.
GEl. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county, o.
Printers fees 90 90
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1868. 1863.
ntlNTER ARRANGEMENT.
- TIM G ca AN G q D.
Great Northern b Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
.ess CINCINNATI
I@MM
RA IL r o A D.
4. THREE TRAINS DAILY,
HycHPf SUNDAY.
Y,om Columbus, In connection with Traips on the
HArTLE MIAmI AND OOLU mBDs
AND XENIA RAILROADS.

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPRBss-Leavss Columbus at $50 A.
n, ain stop ct Delaware, Ashley, Csrdington,
olIsaA Gallon and at all stations North Of Gallon
arriving Al Cleveland at o3O A. NJ. Dunkirk 3t5 p.
H. Buffalo s:2O 2. M, New Yort 1i:*0 4. NJ, Boston
a5o p M, Ohicsgo. via Orestline, lt:30 p NJ. Pitts
huTr 80 p. NJ. Philadelphia 7:0O A. M Chicago via
Grafton at l0;s0P NJ,
gnooNp TRAIN.
-NBW YORK ExPREss--Lesves Columbus at 1920
I.a. VIII stop t Delaware. Darlington, Gallon,
Ore,tIipe, eheiby, New London Wellington and Graf
Am, arriving at Cleveland s2 soc. M. Dunkrk BIZ
p a :. BnnaIe 940 P. NJ, New York 2 4' p. NJ. Bo,-
TON l5s r. N Pittburg via OTestlne at 7:5O p M,
Philadelphia TOTO A. M, Chicago via Grafton at A.
N. a
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at 800 p.
NJ will stop Of all stations south Of Shelby, and al
Salem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea;
ssTiy,ne at Cleveland at 90OP. NJ, Dunkirk Gf6 A.
NJ Brnaio l20 A. n New York $3.50 P, M, Boston
ass P, M, PittsburG via Crestlue at ace M,
PhiIadelpha $50 P. M, Chicago 1910 A, H., Chicago
via Grafton at 1880 a. M
CONNECTIONS.
Al Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
ana all points on that road.
Al orestiine with Pittsburh. ~. Wayne and Chicago
psilroad for Pttsburgh, Philsdephia and Baltimore.
Al shelby, vim sandusky. Mspsasd and Newark Rail
rad for al ponts that road. Also for Toledo and
Chicago.
Al Ole Gland. with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie Z,
punkirk. Buffalo New York and Boston.
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Notice.

THE stocsholdeis Of the Franklin and Jackson
Turnpike oJmpany, are hereby notified to meet
at the office Of the store Of Stone d< Lewis In the
GWynne Block, In the city Of Columbus, on MONDAY,
Jsnoary 1lth, 1864, at o'clock p M, to elect ave
directors to attend to the interests Of said company.
@. HIBBS, President.
December S. IS63-dIt&w4w
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| TO Indianapolis Direct without
| Change Of Cars.
Winter Arrangement.
1863. 1868.
COLUMBUS
&7 I'd u Oh E
AND
INDIANAPOLIS r. r. LINE,
For Urbsua, spriDef efeld, Da, ton, P.qua,
Richmond and Indianapolis.
Through to indianapolis
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
and bat one change to louisville, St. Louis ohcsgo.
On and after Monday, Nov. 16, 1868,
Trains will leave Columbus as folown
FIRST TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRESS, at LES a. m. connect.
Ing direct at Piqua at 435 for Troy and Day on,
Richmond at 6:30 for budub n Lcgapsport apd Chlcs.
90. and at Indianapolis at 925 for Louisville, Terre
field, Quincy, ST. Jo'elh, Chicago, and all western
and northwestern points
SECOND TRAIN
URBANA ACCOMMODATE N. at 700 M, con-
Meeting at UTbsna At Il30 for Beefon iaine Kentop,
Ca ey, gindlay, Tifhn obd and ssndu,ky.
THIRD TRAIN
INrIANAP0LIs LxPREss at lao p. M, G. nnect-
ing direct at Milford, S'uth, for aoicsburg and
81 fripghed, AID kor,h for Msrysvie and Delasae at
Urbana at 3:45 for Belleoutaine aud Huntsylle at
Piqua at SOS for Troy. Dayton. Union, Mupcie aud
Winchester, a Richmond at 7:25 for Anderson, Lo-
1925 for Louisville, It. Louis, Chicago and all western
| cities. 49,
P0URTH TRAIN.
PIQUA EXPRESS, at5:i5 p. M, come citing At s:4j
with ayton aud Michigan r. b. for Lima n. Wayne,
Chicago. Toledo and Detroit.
night train from Columbus for Indianapolis, Terre
Hauts, Lafayette aud Chicago AID the western cities.
Sleeping Cars are RIM on Night Trains.
This 70 the only tbr,ueh route between Columbus
and Indian apois, and the only route on which
THROUGH TICKETS
can be sold. ..
The Oars Of this Limo start from the Depot on the
Depot.
On this route there no change Of Cars between Co.
lumbus and In dianapolis and no other route without
changing cars exists.
U-PBuy your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
Richmond.
IPFor Tickets and apy information, apply at the
ofnce, OPPOSITE TIE UNION DEPOT, Columbus.
II. 9. CAREY, General sup't.
Genera, Ticket Agent.
II. BIGEL0w,
General Passenger Agent.
Columbus, Nov. 81 1s63-dtf
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Wov\S Nike O CNovvN.
We BAooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. 5lAa7 20
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into ib
former condition, which Is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really .sfeIF tstr.
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Patent Sleeping Cars are run on al
hight rains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.

0len rams 10 CnlcaB0, NOW
York and Boston.
FpBaegsge checked through to New Yorl
ano Boston via Cleve'aa slso to Philadelphia
and New York via Crestlino.
RETURNING
. Night Express arrives ct Columbus at los Pm.
Oincinnad Express arrives at Columbus 81 P. n.
oolumbus Accommodation arrives Of Columbus o
e50A. n.
Fsre % Low 90 BY any other Route.
AK for Tickets pia Crestiins or Cleveland.
\, 8. FLINT,
Superintendent. Clevelsni. Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agen;,
Columbus 0hio'
Columbus Nov. 90. 1863.
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And We claim a. an especial merit,
that II sticks Patches and Innings 10
soots and Shoes sufficiently strong
Eithout stitching.
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sLeEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

N.B.-yor farther Information spply at the Colum
bus Union Depot Tioke. Once Of
N 4. D0HBRTY.
uea Ticket Agent.
ts-ra 7. L0UaH,
tlrrf...r..r o. AGENT
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

RICHMOND. Au-. 7-Odicial dispatches to-day state
&c the yankee fptiIla passed DoykIns, Oh It's way
run the river. Monitor anu one gun'oat was ma
rinlly damaged by the tanIoaadIng TO Hflch they
ere subjected below Chaffn's Bluff. he yankees
,0ard the gunboat were greatly terrified wheh ths
,nld have been picked off by sharpshooters.
On AILEsToN, Aug. 6.-But little firing to-day, ard
neiy from our mortars against The enemy ; Working
lining a brass howirzer and ten marines. Wckiled
/ veral of the crew Of the barge. No lnss on our side.
ne barge belonged to the Yankee frigate Wabash.
RIcaMoNn, Aug. 6.-Anoth-r cavalry fight &C.
urred at Brandy Station on the 4th. s,eIaeen a
'ody of Stuarr'< cavalry and Beckaa :. adultery
I'd three brigades of Yankee cavalry with twelve
ieccs of artillery. The light lasted from 2 o'clock
sintil right, and the enemy ware driver within u
ale of the Rappahsn noek. Our less, 6 killed aud
. wnunded.
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CULPEPER. Va...Aug 1863.

CULPEPER, Va, Aug. 1868.
Edstor Spirit Of the 1ge: You will please
publish m your paper the following list of
casualties in Co. ], Goth Reg. N. C. T., du-
ring the campaign in Pennsylvania and Ma
ryland:
RfueG, July 1st-Privates G Fl Sudderth,
mm Coilns' Levi Laney, j w Matney, A S
McUulre, Joseph Wilson. Wounded-Capt
n q Bradford, severely In breast and arm:
Sergt j M Houck, severely in head; Corps
Jas Barnes, in thigh, S L Dula, slight, RM
Blair, slight. Privates j G Chandler, badly
IN hand; K Cruise, severe in arm w Erp,
A w Felts, M Gibson, severely in ankle; Il
Glpson, arm broken. L II Hartley, severely
in leg; A j Hall, H Holder, Holder, Sc
verely in ankle; II Holden, A Holden, Sc
verely in leg; L B Henren, w L Jones, S P
johnson thigh broken James Laney, Levi
Laxton, severely in thigh; 3 w Marley,
sllght; w NJ Plercy, severely in ankle Jas
Robinson, thigh broken j NJ Simmons, Sc
yerely in leg; &c Summerow, in neck J
Tolbert, in hand. 6 killed. % wounded
Total "a.
July Sd oumded-Privates AID Mar.
tin, j Stallings, G Summerow, P Sumlnerow,
VIM Wilson. .Missing-Lt j c Greer, 1st
Sergt ABush, Privates j S Bradshaw, e B
Barnett, AS Caison, j Friddle, F Prs,twood,
u Stalings, VIM Siler, M Taylor. 5 woun
Died, 10 missing-Total Is.
July 14th-Missing-Sergts Jas OxfoI5
j E Greer; Privates NJ Bush, j S MaBcly,
NJ L Priesthood, Thos Pennell, Thos Sim
mons, R Small. Eli Setter, A White, ] Z
White, M Watts.-Total in Co.-Killed 6,
wounded 50, missing 1o-total 40.
Capt Bradford, Sergt Houck, Privates w
L Jones, S 2 Johnson and Jas Robinson,
were left in the hospital near Getty sburg.-
They were not able to be removed.
Those missing on the Sd were all certain
ly killed or severely wounded, they were lost
in charging ! stone wall, which we failed to
take and were compelled to retire, leaving
our killed and those wounded so they couIe
not walk, in the enemies hands.
Those missing on the 18th were taker
prisoners few if any of them were hurt
? they were taken near where we crossed tn,
Potomac on our return to Va. Most of then
were exhausted f.om marching all nigh
through mud and rain, the worst | have eve
seen at this season. of the year.
[ Several others of my company were slight
/ ly wounded that | have not pnt on this list
: they are on duty. N. b BLAIR,
= 1st 1t. Co. |, Goth N. G.. Res
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$500 Boxes
Cv THE S0UrHLKN HEPATIG Pill.

have been orGcrvd ii one day. Wherever known the.
use continues. Without putting, they have gained
ground by their real value. Is More than nse nun
bred persons are known to hase been cured Dy these
Pills. ga -
This excellent family medicine is BY
the propr .cIor as god only for Diseases OF the Liver.
His correspondents lay that they also, cure bilious
Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Chills and Feyers, BILIOUS
Fesers, Piles and Worms. They are a perfectly saie
medicine.
Peter Walden. Esq, of DiRwiddie County, Virginia,
after describing remarkable cures In hs family OF
Bilious Rheumatism aud Pteurisy. says: My Doc
tors bill has been heretofore from Si15 to $2U per
year. 1 have used THIN these pills. for my family,
winch cuuSis Is of eighteen white and colored. and nave
hot called in II Doctor. This is a great saving. They
certainly are the best family medicine ever dlscov-
cred"
Key. John W. Potter, of Greene county, North Car
DINA, had suffered twelve years from a diseased lver,
which tbs physicians had not been able to cure. He
says: Il Commenced takin. the Hepatic Pills with
no confidence in them. They acted like a charm on
yered i'll their use until now, by Gods blessing, l am
well and hearty, l had anegro man who, asl believe,
was saved IRON death by u dose of these Pills. My
Doctors bill was annually from 500 TO $00, but 1
have had no Use for a physician since"
The grea tax and the lmnencc increase in the cost
OF ingredients compels the proprietor to put up the
price, or stop the manufacture of the Pills. They are
no more. profitable now than when ne sold at one
third these rates.
Price-$1.5O a box; S1s a dozen. A still greater
deduction. will be made IL Druggists. For SIS, @
uozen boxes will be sent to any part of the Conied-
Cracy prepaid. Those who desire less than a dozen
|, boxes will apply to the Druggists. Cas-. must al
Ways accompany orders. Address
36-tf GEO. ". DEEMS, Wilson, NC.
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EDITOR SPIRIT OF THE AGE 1T will be
gratifying to the families of the following
named prisoners who are now ut Fort Della
ware, to learn of their whereabouts. Please
give me space, and I will mention those from
capt. b + Bittiehs 6o., from Ricttnorrd-6o.
belonging to the 52nd, Regiment.
Serg't. John II Nichols, Serg't r F Glib
son, Corp'l Saml G Crouch, Corp1, j V.
Wade, Privates d W Baldwin, NJ Baldwin,
Calvin Shepherd, w S Roper, j S,ricklin, W
Moore, C H Harvell, Anderson Driggees
R G Webb. John Webb, John Hastey, and
R James Powell, g Geu. Pettigrew's staff.
.Lcannot tell where the following named
prisoners are. . Tney were wounded and
sent to some other place: Capt. B L Little,
Lieut.. NJ r Mcdonald, Privates S e Melon
aid, B. Hinson, James Mann.
Privates W Frank Sandford, w r Gov
ington and Thomas Woodland are now at Pc
tersburg, Poplar Lawn Hospital Were deliv
cred at City Point August 1st. This will be
information thankfully received. by. their re
l~atives. w. F. SANFORD.
Co. Z. 52nd Rcgt. N. q. Z
Fayetteville Observer please copy.