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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
WEBB BUILDING,
No. ea4. nlarlst st., b.lo,y bal. rhlrh .tnr

Testimonials be produced from gentlemen Of high
rsp9etabiliiy and buhsss in regard my qualifications.
al who may require MY services Hnd promptness
al AUCfluNEEE aud REAL ESTATE AGENT, are est
nestly requested to give call My terms in ali eases
will be moderate and by undivided attention aud indeia
isabls e1eftons which will be motto in the
ton OF all business entrusted me- hon. to receive a
share OF public patronage
The people " Wilmington, and particularly of New
Castle County, who have Real Estate and goods uf any
description TO dspose o. will mud 1t to their
To give a cali, d. # RICHARDS
" B-iiens aud collections nf all kinds promptly IKE.
enel In all portions of new Castle County
nOV5-ly, II n ,
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Presdent-JEsSE SHARPE.
Secretary and TreasuEer-RoBBKr MoCABs, ND.
nHRECTORs.

DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywne lid James Delapain, Christi
Hd. james Webb Samuel Barr Il. c. Stnisenburg
and Jesse Shape. Wilmington Hd Robert MeCabe, Mil
Greek Iid John F. Williamson, White Clay Greek lid
6eoge Janvet. New Castle lid Curtis b. EllsOn, Pen.
eadef Hd John c, CLARK, Red Lion Hd. VIM. temple.
Smyrna James II. Burnhaia, ST. GeOtges Hd; Charles
r. Fleming Peter T. Caufey Milford Henry Todd, Dover
charles Tuunel, Georgetown.
AGENls-As we'll for reesivius applications for nsur.
dues OF members.
III Wilson, Brandywine Ild; Robert MeCabe, Mill
Creek Hd.i James DeiaplAin Ohristana I'D; John r..
hilliamsor. White Clay Creek Hd Curtis b. Ellison,
reueadeF Id Rel Lion 81 ueorges and Approximately
Hundreds; Joseph Z. Gilih. Smyrna Crlppen,
New Castle HID Charles 4. Fleming, Milford Charles
tuuuell, George own: Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications On general business addressed TO the
undersgned, Wilmington will receive immediate Aeu.
uUu.
"a ROBERT McCABR NJ D.. Secretary.
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900 DIR, ]. II. CHANDELIERS Coz
FAMILY MEDICINES.

UUy UnI Jt liz UlAADDIhn UUJ
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Dyspeptic Elixir
RANKS arst among the Tonics. II inylgorAtss aud
the syfteh and Is peculiarly adaplsd 10 per-
sons " weak aud delicate constitutions.
COUGH MIXTURE,
Prepare from recipe which has stood the test Of trial
twenty years be recommended as al inEalu
Ahle remedy for Coughs, Colds, @e 1t should he hAu III
every household
THROAT LozENGEs.
For Coughs Colds Tickling in the Throat noArsenea
&c SC.
DR. CnANDLERs WORN LozENOE'
safe and efeetual.
DYsPEPTGC FILLS,
sed for the same purposes this Elixir.
ARNlcA AND ACONIrR LINlMENT.
This preparation hAs bes extensively used in Rheum-
atism ami Neuralgia we'll tor spraus aud Bruises
with the most beneficial results II 10 Unsurpassed ~ an
external application for the reliet OF pain
KoMAPIliAN.
This Hair Tonic, by promoting healthy action Of the
scalp lnvgoraes the growth, aud adds ustfe and Eoi
10 tile hair
DANDRuFF ERADICAToR.
EfeetuAly remove, dAndrui from the head q cent?
HAIR DRESSING,
For smoothing and hxipg the hair
DuPONCUs GOLDEN FILLS.
For females Al per boz.
winsows Soothing syrup, lIosetter's Dtters noof
lands Btters Wisharts Pine Tree Tar COrdla Ritter
Tar aud Wild Cherry syrap JAyne's Preparations, La
Tooth, and Hair brushes Combs, Pocket Books, Port
Monnaips etc., etc oetiO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
NOTICE.

We arc daily receiving orders to send by mail
souie one Or more OF Dr. llurd's Dental lieme-
dies, which we cannot ill. None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope oil receipt Of price 10 cents and
une stamp Iut to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and stOteksepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four,
with compartments-each box containing a bot
te Of Iy. Hurd's MoutA Mash. and Tooth Ache
Drops hU1 OF Tooh POicdef, the Neuralgiq
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise on Teeth
and their Diseases, he lest means Of preserving
them, and the proper treatment Of Chiidyen'S Teeth,
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or SIX packages for 50, sent
! By express as directed. AZ the Exprt IS charges
arc not much, il any, more on dozen than on
QUE ii is far cheaper 10 order six or a dozen
packages At one time. large family will want
all, or the surplus eau be disposed OF 10 Neigh
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
/ now much pain, suffering, unhappiuess and dis
igurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be snved to the country il every family
to day had one of these packages, which, in it,
self, is Il complete set of Dental Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings,
New York, and write name aud address plainly.
That remiitanees may be msde with confidence.
| W. Is. ii. & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn,
to G. ". Griffith, President Of Ihe Farmers and
U,tizen's Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of the
american Mnnutacturers Gazette; TO JOY, Coe
4 Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P. 4.
Barnuin, Esq, who knows good thing when be
sees it aud who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
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PUTNAM
Self f-Adjusting Wringer.
PATENTED DEC. II. lsGl.
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency

PATENTED De. II, lAbl,
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
LIVERY family should possess clothesNrinser, be-
II cause
lst-ltis relief To ths hardest part OF washingpay
2d--t enables the Washing to he done in one-third
less time.
ad-It saves Clothes the injury always given by
twisting. -
thom.
We believe it advisable to prtcu;e Of this kind, be-
cause.
is--The Rolls belns Of vulcauized Rubber will beal
hot and cold water and will neither break nor tear of
buttons
2d-rhe frame being of iron, thoroughly galvanized
all danger FROM rust is removed. and the lisbly Il
shrink. swell, split, etc,-so unavoidable in wooden
m4chlnes-is prevented.
gd.-fhe Spiral springs tbe Rolls render this ma
chine sstadiueting that small and large articles a.
we'll articles uneven u thickness certain to reeeiy
uniform pressure
4th.-fhe patent fastenln; y which the machine J.
tightened to The tub het ve 10 he fuper0t In sn
plirity and efficiency, To any yot offered
5th.-lt will lit any tub round or square, from one
hall to one aud quarter inches in thickness wthou
the least alteration.
FLINN < JACKSON, AgehtH,
House Furnsh hing store,
nov2l 2i1 Market s,rset Wilmington.
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REAL ESTATE.
"a USES 4S,isslSt 4slSt
~ FOR RENT. GiN

Brick House Market street between sth aud sih No.
6lh $3.50 90.
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard st.,
No. q, $4S UN
Brick House snl Lot Lord street, third door fiom
Railroad, No. gs $40 90.
Brick House on Lord street second door nom RatOaI
frame House corner pf Church Taylor Streets sos o.
do do on Taylor street joining the above SO TO-
Five Brick Houses OF lth strest near Pine Nos SOL
t0J, 60. G0l aud 500, each 500 %.
Five Brick Houses l2th street Lombard, N y.
6Oi. 0O5, 80, 5Ug aud Jil. each stO 90.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, each $40 CO.
Frame ouss adjoining the alley Sd from tavern f36 90
-FOUR Frame Houses Adjoining tile above, each $50 CO.
Brick lieu on Lombard street between MeCauley
and lgth streets, 500 w.
Brieb House S. w. Of Front and Thorn sire t.
$l26 TO-
Brick odse on Tatua street above seeonl street. No.
EOS, SO 90.
small Brick Grange street bttween Third and Fourth
Streets $50 w.
Ice House yAfd lith street between Market aud
Orange stTests
Tpo Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
s32 OU.
Brick House GU ,hurch street between Eighth aud
Ninth streets, SSt 60
Brick House No 1915 King rect betwecu lath and
i4ih streets 500 %.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Buttonwolt,
$40 No.
nrcS House Market street between 18Th and llth
streets, St0l 90
Brick stable lst street between Market and Orange
streets, S6S w
Dsek houss on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House rooms well finished, with 10 acres OF
land, aud brick stable, near Wilmington 100 w.
House and premises at the s. 4. couer Of Market
and Water Streets in the tenuren james h. Cox aud
WIN. p Carr, possesiiou on the 25lh Of March next.
Apply 10 WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
ieh2o. OuG Market st.. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03

Price, only 10 Gents each.
liberal discount nads a. dealers.
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. l SprueB Sneet, New York.
Sold in Fhadelphl4 ly Dyott Co., 232 North Second
street. A. = huhse liU Clleanut Street, aud by all
Druggists.
jan l1-lv
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WAWAsET NURSERIES,

NEW BOOKS!
Al r.. S. r. Buffers Book and Newspaper Sion
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Humps a story uf American Life by @. W. Curtis,
HE Crossed Path hy wiiko Collins
Ihrry Harion. by John r. irving.
The Attorney. by John n. Irving.
This Constitution of the United statea
Wild life. by Cap. Mayue Reid.
Life OF 0enera Francis Marion.
EveTybn1y'r Lawyer.
Moral History at Women.
Mss sHilbarts Career.
One Of Them, by ChHs. Lover.
The First False Step, by Reynolds
The Woman In White, by Wilkie Collins
Twenty-Five different kinda Of Novels al dime each
All the Magazines, Daily and Weekly Newspaper
Books Stationery aud Fancy Articles for sale In riel
variety an 10
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL IlSU IA NGE CO MP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9th
and Market Streets Wilmington. Del

V17IVV ) IUoNTIuIEi VUI1IVI VI UVII
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST On PREMIUM NOTES kEDuCED TO FIVE
PER CENT.
E principle OF Mutual Insurance Is believed TO ht
the safesi and experience, tar has proved II 10 be Tie
cheapest Of Insurance against Loss FINE and
although this Institution has heeeu but T. years IN
stonee, the list OF insurers will compare iavOTRbly with
any ether; and the lsEas by fire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid, all who have
hean Insured In this office have had the misfortune
10 he burned uni can attest The object hAs been 10
cure good list Of safe risks rather than to swell the
number Of inau without regard 10 hazards; thus lss
sening the liability Of sinking the cash capital n o
heaVy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WiLxINoToS.-WilsmC CAnby, Vincent Z. 0ipin, George
Richardson, John A. Duncan neob Pusey. john Cochran
william Tatnall. Edward 4. Inllsh, Samuel Candy.
BRASDYwiNR HrNDREh -Edw. Rringhurr Eli H. Talley.
CHRisfIAyA iluNDREp.--Chas W Rowland, James ki,i
lle.
NEW CASTLE HUSpKgD.-.Iuhn iuysr.
WHITE CLAY CREEK HuHnHED-Abram =. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANBY, President.
Ggo. H. P. SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer N
E7- Office hours from o to aud rom to-
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WILLIAM II. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER

ElEsrEcTPrLLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
N public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
all It's various branches aud j. ready to recelve
eoRsgnmsn all kinda al 6ool- Wares aud Merchandise
At the
Temperance Hall,
fEza Fourth Street South side near afdrkef Sfreet
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Real Esiae and Stocks sold public or private sAla
Continues h' agency ior Renling and colscug rs, ~
houses farms, Sc. ~ avs ~
Persona wishing 10 will do we'll to eI ,t . -,
Borrow- aud Luans Money comus- - "''" " 'e''
C9Hnissloaer for taking proof " lad sc in ana n,
the Slate of New Jersey Dseu7i Ser III anu '''
Furniture A. reduced prius-
Public sales every Ear ~, Al. .
East Fourth street -inRy A. lhe Auction ROOM NO .
Once No. w
N B-ic- st Fourth street, ap stairs.
please . ases, Farms aud Building Lots for sale
s~ We him call IA
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1000 agents Wanted

To introduce Dr. nurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and We are spending
thousands In advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of seUen dollars,
about half price, to any person Wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view Of be-
coming an agent. They can be sold in a day.
g9s- We rouId rather pay salaries hdR Commis
EkSs-N Now is the time to 20 into the business
For address and references see above;
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AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auctioneer,
&c, &c.
D. r. RICHARDS.

HAVING for many ytars been engaged in the lever
III portion OF Eew castle county Austionesr, aud
i~esntlY Real Estsie gent in bower Kent ceubty l
on.r my services 70 the pepe Of WmingtoR in he
sspaeity. have just taken Office In the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-03
The DelawaTe Home for Insane

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY TIIF m.
GISLATURB OF DELAWARE.
now open and Milling up with boArders Raylng
Manaos anu incurable cases are not waited but only
such as there to hope can be made better BY
kind and 1udicious treatment. Charges moderate
my %o-u H. A. BROWN Proprietor.
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For Sale or Rant.

ss.S; A FARM containing loOs< acres Of land sltuaa
HIM. shout miles below Milford, on ihe stare Road
ill., 10 Georgetown, adjoining lands II vi Levin
4Ah Vaughan, The land Is Of good natural ouaiity,
Aap large old frame dwelling and The irame Of barn
sni stable unfinished The Hail Re,d IRON Milford to
detrgetoNn Hnd which Is graded runs btourh this
farm, which Is LOCATED A DEPOT, which wh,n the
road Is finished will make It very valuable Tor building
lots, ~. Apply to JUDGE LAYTON, cf Ceorgetown,
sussex County, or to wM M'CAUlIEY
Wilmington, Dec. Q, 1862
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From CI,arIeston.

FoRraEss MONROE, October 1.-THE
steamer Yankee, from Charleston, has
arrived. She had in. tow the gunboai
Madge, for repairs, which sunk off Frying
Pan Shoals on Sunday last. The crew
were saved. ssSBsxfxgsATs E&S
One night Fifty rebels attempted to de
stroy the Iror side, By. approaching her
in "a small steamer and Striking her amid
ships. The cencussion was tremendous
1t Knocked down the bulwarks and injur-
ed one man. The hull is thought to be
uninjured and is considered torpedo proof
The enemy's steamer was badly dana
aged, and several of the crew were knock
ed overheard and drowned
On the night of the 9th another at
tempt was rnadesto destroy the Ironsides
but the rebels were discovered and driven
off.
1t is saidsthat the citizens Of Charles
ton have offered q heavy reward for the
destruction of the Ironsides.
Active operations are daily expected
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under
the name Of Bitters, pus up in quart hotties
compounded Of the cheapest whisky or com
mon rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gal
lon, the taste disguised by Anise or Corian.
der seed. H{AfsG tktfft-
This class of Bitters has caused and will
continue to cause, as long as they can be sold
hundreds to die the death of! the fdrunkard
By their use the system is kept continually
under the Influence Of Afcoho;ic stimulrnts
OF the woist kind, The desire for liquor is Gre
atsl and kept up, and the result is all tue
horrors attendant upon adrunkard's life and
death. r.t.s3
For those who desire and WILL HAVE q
liquor bitters, We publish the following re.
cepit: Get one bottle of Hoofsnd's German
Bitters and mix with three quarts of good
Brandy or Whisky; and the result will be 4
preparation that will far excel in medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the nu-
merous liquor Bitters in the market and will
COHT MUCH LESS. You will have the vir-
tue of Hoohand's Bitters in connection with
good article of liquor, at . much less price
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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Rebel Movements in Virginia

WASHINGTON, Oct. i1l.AA letter from
headquarters of the army of the Poto-
mac, says For two or three days past
the enemy has been concentrating heavy
force around Madison Court House, and
ON Friday night and Saturday morning,
they moved out. Of line ina northward
direction. A division of infantry, a large
body of cavalry, and CO siderable force
Of artillery were. occasionally seen by
our signal men Through gthe opening in
the forest. the object of the movement
could not at that time be determined.
Yesterday evening reports from the
trout represented that early in the morn
ing one Of Gen. Fitzpatrick $ cavalry bri-
gadess consisting OF the 9th Michigan,
9Th New York, 7th Pennsylvania, and
another regiment, attempted a reconnois-
sauce on the south side Oh Robertson river,
when they We're met by a large body of
Stuart saeavalry. A fight ensued, which
continued ian hour, when our troops fell
back upon the tinfahtry reserves After
another severe contest the infantry was
conpelIed to give way and considerable
number VAS captured.
A detael nent OF our cavalry then
dashed upon the enemy and succeeded
in the retaking, with the exception Of
fifteen or twenty, of all the infantry Our
forces skirmshing on the way aud con
testing every foot OF the ground. Heavy
firing in the afternoon indicated that
the contest had been renewed Our
signal station on the top of Thoroughfare
mountain was nearly cut off, but the en-
tire party with the property escaped :,
itappears to be)genetally believed that
the main body of Gen. a. p Hills corps
has passed from the Ieft-te the right oil
of our front, pursuing an obscure route,
near blue Ridge, intending to make a
demonstration on our right and rear, for
the purpose Sof cutting off our Erailroad
communications
Should the rebel moyement be- Simply
a rush to cover a heavy attack on o1r
front, we are prepared for it, as the ground
has been clearedsof eyerything, calcnlated
to embarrass d generaland vigorous battle
on our part.
The advance of Gen. Hilfs.cprps proba,
bly, commenced moving from Madison
Court House on Thursday morning, and
lsy this time isfbetweens g ordoine + ork
aud Asthoris River. 30
1t was positive stated yesterday NOR
nlng that the, rebel cavalry and infantry
were upon the Culpepper and Sperryville
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THE French RESIDENTS IN NEW Or.
LEANs.-The Washington correspondent
ofa Philadelphia paper writes: -. ~ i.
81 learn. from high authority, that the
petition of the French residents of New
Orleans to the Emperor, praying that a
suitable feet may be sent for their protec-
tion in the event of any sudden trouble
has been promptly and favorably respon
ded to. and that some half dozen vessels
of war will soon. be within easy call of the
French consul in that city - -sssp
The latest accounts from New Orleans
announce the arrival there of the French
corvette Colbert.bna szlool9 gaablBE
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DEATHS.

DIED-At Glarington, on Thursday
the 9Th inst, atI3 O'Clock, T. NJ of Dypr
liberia, EMMA GERTRUDE, daughter OF
p. d. and LUCINDA DUFFIELD, in the
9Th year of her age. -
aTis straiae that those most beautiful
Aud those most pure in heart, -
ehotiid be;the ffststhat chill disease ~
Marks for his fatal dart. 1I
asssr g ~ sHss hsfftiiRa SEQ eef.s 8si44
But then as. oft methinks 4 o'eru Il I
t. -aApss ctcipg answer given. ab-s
Founes stesling DER my heart, which says
'flsy're waited up II HsaveA''
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&s ~ =
Good Advice.

What if the people do speak against
you2 Let them feel that you are able to
bear it. What is there gained by stop
ping to correct every word that is whis.
pered to our discredit7 Lies will die il
left alone, but if you repeat them to this
one and the other, because your enemie.
have the impudencel to make 1hem, you
keep the FIRE burning, and open she
way for a dozen SANDERS Keep on the
way, go strsight forward, and trouble no,
your head about what is repeated, but
feel all the better, and wear less fright.
full face. SANDER never killed d sterling
character, and it never will
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MARRIAGEs.i

MARRIED--On the 18th of October,
at the brides fathers, near Beallsville
Monroe County, O.. by Rev. W. HARRIS,
Mrg JOHN N. MARTIN to, Miss SARAH A.
MILLER, all of Menroe County, Ohio.
On the 9Th day Of October, by the Rev.
albert ScHoRY, Mr.. JACOB TsHY to
Miss ETIzA RoTH.isssz.s{ s8assa
On the 24th day of Sept, by the same,
Mr.. LEWIS NEspEBLY to Miss REBEccA
RUTTER.S HaTS1a8 x n
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Orders.
no. THE coMMITTEE OF N. C. o
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, STATE. ]

IL " An LN1f II
or Olrfo, ADJ T. GEN's OFFICE,
CoLUMBus, OcroBER, 12thb 1868: J
GENTLENEE The returns of this of.
nee showuthat you have no Volunteer In
fantry Companies in your county. 1t has
been deemed necessary to stop the bust
ness of vol: Organizations gene.ally. We
now have 539 vol. infantry companies in
the State. but it strikes me that you have
not your proper quota. An odd company
in a regiment or battalion, is quite unde-
sirabls ssa TO iobviate that difficulty in
Your case aud to secure for you proper
representation in the volunteer force, L
have concluded to authorize you to raise
two volunteer companies of infantry, pro-
vided the work is completed, the Compa-
NY officers elected, and the whole compa-
nv sworn under General Order No. 23d,
aud reported to this Office within the next
fourteen days. -.
!. ass%Y %Yeryrespect'ly your oh t. serv't.,
b ssIsfnssf ROBERT HUME
- As't. Adj't. Gen'l. of Ohio.
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II INFoRMATIoN WANTED-Mrs. Susan
Case. soldiers widow, left her little girl,
Eveline aged two years. with man named
John Williams, nj the time living in Car
rollton, in this county, while she went on
visit. On her return she found that
|, Williams had moved away, and taken with
him her child He left Carrollton about
the first of August last. since which time
all her inquiries and efortstto learn OF his
whereabouts or of her cfild, have proved
fruitless. Williams is German, but
speaks the French language also. s.
Any information as to his whereabouts,
or that will lead, to the recovery of the
child, will be thankfully and joyfully re-
Iceiyed by ITS mother. Information may
be sent to Mayor Gillespie, Dayton, Ohio.
Newspapers in the State will please
make notice Of the aboye.-Dnyton
Empire. Il bad s1s. u5Ft6 s = sol
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. ia despatch from
Nashville, dated the 10Th says:
The evening trains from the front bring
in sick and wounded The churches are
again taken for hospitals. 'Ta4liHz asH4
All quiet at Chattanooga. River risen
Is inches. f< a. Ege48hY d
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Road Notice.

/. Notice is hereby given, that thsrs win be
petition presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe Gounty, Ohio, at their next session
for the purpose of yacating SO much Of the
oennty road (leading from a point on. the
Wills creek and Stafford road on the hill
south Of the residence of Thomas Day.. and
running in a westerly direction and insersset
the Stafford and Somsr6eld road at the resi-
dence uf Jacob Hashmsp,) rs runs through
the lands Of Thomas Day and George Prior.
All Of Seneca Township.
ossl6th. 1855. " p. j.
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aa- Yesterday being che day of the

B@ Yesterday being the day of the
election of Governor of Ohio, the vote Of
the Ohio soldiers stationed in this city
was taken. There we're two polls opened,
one at Exchange Barracks and the other
at Camp Joe Holt We understand that
at the Exchange Barracks 80 votes were
cast. only two of which were for Vallan-
digham. The two that voted for Vallan-
digham were Immediately arrested and
put under guard.-Lonisville Democrat,
14th. -.-,-.