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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-31
FROM NEW YORK.
Co. ~-.,-- - -casas.A.s 50 s..,h

NEw YoRK. August 29.-The Herald
Washington dispatch says:
In view Of the speedy capture Of
Charleston aud Occupation Of South Car.
DINA by the Union forces the intention
Of the Government has been indicated
10 place Major General Butler IN com.
mand Of that Department, as soon as
Gilmore and Dahlgren have completed
their work II Is thought bat Just reiri-
button that Massachusetts, shorld furnish
the cos mander over the hot bed OF re-
bellion
A government contractor, named
Pitobell, Of Pii,sburg, was committed
to the old Capitol prison to day, on a
charge Of having sold in Baltimore fraud.
ulent Quartera,asters certificates OF in
dehtedness to the amount of $4,000
Some 5000 &c Whites guerrillas
crossed the Potion &C and Robbled a party
Of scouts Who were guarding the canal
Oaly ten opt OF sity Escaped.
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miscellaneous Itsms-ReseI Raid
Ara Qufei ON the x@Ppahanaoeks


NEH YoRE. August 29-The Tri5wHsis
dispatch says the notorious Belle Boyd
Eas arrested N dartinsburg, Va, last
night By Capt Johuson's detectives, and
tonight lodged 10 the old Capitol Prison
Il viii be remembered she was sent to
Richmond some rsonihs since, with or
ders not TO come back
We learn much complaint exists as TO
the way Provost duty Is done in Mar
tinsburg Two rebel surveyors walked
the streets, and are even allowed passes
People known to be disloyal obtain
passes, aud are in no manner interfered
With
In the case Of Robert Hall sgaiust the
Counsel, Grow vs. town of Kansas, the
Interior Department to-day decided IN
faTOr Of the town companies right 10
the property, which was claimed by
Hall
The Worlds special says the rebels
mads dariog raid on the Rappahan-
mock yesterday and captured two gun
boats Of the Potomac hotilla and the
revenue cutter Putnsu. The rebels
came OF IN small boats and seized the
Satellite, and Keeling. the Captain They
then dashed on the Leslie, WHICH they
succeeded in taking A signal was then
made TO the Putnam. which came into
their clutches Each gunboat carried
one 9inch Dahlgreu gun. The mouth Of
RappahRau0ek IS blockaded, aud il Is not
believed the rebels will get the boats out
Of the river Otherwise they might
come up the. Potomac aud do much
damage.
Adyiees from the army Of the Poto-
mae state that nothing Of importance has
transpired Tor a few days IL seems
/ quite plain that Lee has no intention Of
crossing the Rappidan. most Of bis army
being on the southern bank, and even
deserters reporting it viii soon fall back
still further.
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WILLIAM RRAvIs.
Attorney af Law and L. S. Claim
Agent

Agent.
Is authorized BY the Government TO pro-
cure Pensions, Bounty Money, Back
Pay, Bounty Land. Claims for HoRsEs
and other PRoPEErY destroyed while in
the service Of the Government, and all
claims, Of whatever kind or nature,
against the United States
Bounty for Discharged soldiers,
By an amendment to the Bounty Law,
passed at the last session Of Congress,
"All soldiers or other persons who hare
been or shall ho safiey be discharged
within two years from the date Of their
enlistment, by reason Of wounds receive
Ia battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served Two years
0lhce g5l Main street, over Kellers
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville. Ind
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
snr Good references given, it re-
Quired. m23
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I. S. CLAIM AGENCY.
BountIes, Pensions. and Arrears Of
Pa

BountIes, Pensions. and Arrears Of
Pay.
BEN STINS0N Is authorized by the
United States Government land has been
furnished with all the necessary forms
aud insirueticnsl to procure bounfies.
pensions and back pay FOR widows aud
orphans pensions, bounty and back pay
for Offices in the Army and Navy, Sea-
men, .larines. Engineers, Firemen, aud
Coal Heavers employed 10 the service Of
the United States; collect accounts OF
Contractors, Suffers, and claims against
the Govern'Uent for damages done real
estate asd other property By the Army
aud Navy.
Correspondents desiring answers must
enclose stamps. Office Third street
second door from Main. Evansville, Ind,
.- -shi1 HkN STiNSOS
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Law CARD.
GROCERIES.


CUSnRTEs-
- ffrashsrsy and Lemon syrup. Almonds,
BRAZIL NHtp, Ess.rse u Golsse. Wooden Bs~ J.,
InEilsh alHuis, fiEa. Haiaius, IA rants,
AaEk Candy. Oxstrrs. rtas. Here aud
rcrutAins brushFa. ksl.afers. Esr.iifes Alan8.
ipspns eaits. Roll HriHi-fuus, <uifhuF. CopfaFas.
Nasiser. kxtrscf q Laxxosbi. fnaiea, cream Tar
tar seia, HID Cor - ~ kind-. Iaiareo - all
kiaas, Btaetias. Batting. Nufrs.ss. CfE-rs o. at
fi#esr GinENr. Gau1fhnr, aafa Ira and WaEuh
Tar hrousss. eattpu Yarn. Gruund ginssr. Castillo
foaHs fias iug Aarls. Glass lars. hteFns. Tuaa-
bier and flasks, frrTer sanes. Matches, Fiskirs.
Nastsrds fisb u AL inas Tonaafo al cup. fowrr
Sa-ty fuse sasps % ~ kiBds. Starch. Teas, VIM
eaaf. i.ciief. Note, Cap. and fangy faFer. Wrap
ping Fatar. fnseiaprs. salt fstrs, Gun nrulm
Wessfen Bowie, tniute Pssts. Cinsan,sa. Cual ol
Clothes fiHs| British Lusfrs. Bonnet PuaFda. tnk
ttpfns Nettss sash, Glass. sIlrifa TufYrufirr al
sIt1e - -fHia, Pain hliier. hicurits, a. Ar. A.
supply ~ fhe above krpf ronsiHnt y IN haus
and ~ sale ieN - :. D. GILBERT A CO..
NfN Ne Sycamore strasf.
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ez- pa FLEAoER siill continues TO be
the only lawful agent in this City Tor the
Ariihciai Rubber Teeth
After furnishing nearly hundred sets
m The past ave years. be has no hesita-
ton 10 recommending them ~ the best
and cheapest material IL use, being
worn % the most difficult mouths. viii
comfort and efficiency Persons suffer
ing wiih bad fitting metiie plates are ea-
pecially requested 10 call At the Rooms
nexi BiltFolds, Main Street
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HEIDeeAHTEEs Aaar PoroM.c, !

HEIDQUAHTERs ARaY P0ToMAc.
August -
A superb sword was presented to Gen.
Meade to-day BY Brig Gen Crawford,
commanding the Pennsylvania reserves,
in the name OF the division Gov Cur.
tin and staff, Morton, McMiehaeH and
others we're present The sword was
presented 20 Gen Meade in a brief and
appropriate address, to which the recip.
lent responded, who was followed by
Col Roberts, Gov Curtin aud others
The addresses generally we're Of pat
rioiic character and highly appreciated
By the large assembly
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So. frem ,ya.hIna,an.

sf-s al 10 ciaCiunati Cszstts
WAsHiSGroS. August % Mess was
received here from Fort Monroe ~ noon
to-day that the gunboat Western World,
7 Capt Gregory. arrived there this morn.
ing from Fort Wilmington, and reports
the arrival there Of the U. ) steamer
Florida. from Charleston. With inielli.
genee that the Union forces occupied
Eqgt. SFm,er and Wagner on Monday
A late number Of the Richmond A.
GHliHey says in relation to the attack on
Charleston; But what does startle a.
y the distance from which the shells
we're .hro~n. Tho battery is in marsh
i've miles from the city. II has long
been eiaimrd by inventors Of modern
Ordnance that the new artillery vas
available Tor such purposes at that de-
inBce, bat this Is the hrst practical test
OF their pretensions on record. aud must
necessarily attract Ruch attention. Not
a doubt nos remafhs that the shirt Of
character Is about 70 BE- tried in the ter.
rlble ordeal Of q bomhardment. Il i
well tba, the city is prepared Governor
Bonham has just issued proclamation
Informing the citizens that the plan Of
defense admitted tha, contingency, and
Recommending ak non-combaiasis 10
withdraw. After the confirmation there.
Of, furnished by Gilmore, there Is little
doub, that bis advice will be attended 10
by families who have not deep cellars
and firm nerves Charleston will be
shelled. bat HAT will be a circumstances
OF minor importance 10 a successial de-
tense Of the Notifications Of the harbor
II ~ can retain them aad the fort from
the enemy. that gioriouN victory will
amply compensate for 81! the injury
winch bombs can do tG empty houses !
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TO CONTRACTORS.

M tvN NOS cot SaiL or THE cT8Y -
Az nssiiis Wiii reoeise -yaied Yfayo-aIa untu
Saturday ihr 9Th day q Septen ker isz. f1r grad
ing and Jasins fhs foiss Hia z aiiey, VIZ.
The alley situs ts b@sSeen Aain sd Sycamore
Streets and esding from Ibird 70 Fsurth
Srrref4
TIE esss-rzrfsr 20 furnish al tie nratsrfafs "a
q aa -- ~eTk zersalIs e an and srscsseas fots
% Ak n has esl1e-
City Clerks 0fscs, August :. Isss.
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80 RE a ARD.

DY A RECENT oEBER FKes THE sFrKE-
ID tsry Of y AZ TIN DoLLARs I'll - hsssafsrr
paid fsr fha sFprr hsu- ton q e q sertsr Cart
D ysh- Hyhss. Provost Marshal, IL nsw rrnsv 81
pay TEN DOLLARS snd al r1f~nsss ssr sF.ry
ees~rfrr delivered % him a. his Hsa1auarfers a
ihis city 1l,< messy = 81 b promptly . a. and
all Loyal cit rms fhFuuehont ths Disfrfer Ar
urged 70 ssua for~AFd all tessrssFs IN thslr rssper
tive Eeighborbeoss- fy3
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MUSIC.

Miss CARRIE y MARrTS DESIGNS sToP.
vi ping b. htassfiiis shsai r-pf.asirr lsf fI.f
the pufPoes - rinE private issssus tn leslie I.
th4fuuEhly frrpsfra T. teach The COMPOSITIONS sl
The t-si Fgrnch, Italian ard Garmaa author.
fArtcuiaf atisnfien ulli ~ raa 90 the ssstsso.fie
suitlfAfion n the suioa - FfEaiar ensreis-s IL
snces can - given in Neu Gfteaas. IuuisslH~ al
si-cuh'fv q Mis- Marff1's qsaiiHeafians aud -.
eess b. ts.rhins. he ~ii aitu taks eias-. In tts
frrnch snd spsnish isngaarrs ifdisirabir
aEFLfnt
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Guerrilla Operations.
HEADoUARTERs ARNY PoroMAc.
August 18th

At noon to-day a party of guerrillas
attacked party who we're carrying the
mail from a cavalry division stationed
at Harv.ed Church, killing one man
and capturing four others They took
the mail and made their escape.
Early this morning three rebel sur
geons, with their instruments, we're cap
tared this side Of the Rai pahannock 81
oar troops. I hey did net deny their
connection with the rebel army. They
viii be tried as spies
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WANTED.

Gold, Silver am demand
Notes Also, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama and
Louisiana hank Notes at
Copeland's Savings Bank. No
4 First street. If.
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RoME INTERESTS.

TO PHYsIcIAxs-If you zikh to pur-
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
ieals al small advance on Eastern
prices, 20 and examine KELLER &
WHITES stock, where yoa will hnd every
article that Is needed By tie professor.
and Al prices which esnnot fail 70 i've
satisfaction. Iaeir store is at No. 81
Main street may4d&wtf
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kEw foRK, Ang. ga vessel With
Bermuda adyIees TO the 24th arrived to-
day. The rebel steamer Gladiator was
gong into Bermuda on the 18th.
The rebpl steamer Robert Lee report
ed being chased 5y Federal cruiser.
and threw oSerboard $40 bales OF cotton
10 escape.
Tie Florida wzs seen with a ship in
tow on the 26;h, IN latitude 35' longitude
o.
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WASHING MACHINE.
JOhnson's Union Washing Machine
ASp
Clothes WrfnRer

CAs BE sEES IN FrTL oPERATTOx AT
" ELLl0ffs famiiy Groerry.
ID - haehiHes hafe bra fh0IsuEhly tested IN
HosTltai~s tout~sfs. Az ianss uassss ssa AMI
- sr,tfAiis, rrosiSiak sssryw here the meet M
lbs sasriinsr net oniT save fhrs~-f onrfhs a
10 ies-f rnd S1aF. b { rsrefnts wili isst fwias
- iong when usshec ID fhesI. A B.v 81 Girl -
Or q a.
Johnaen's Tnion Ciothsa wrinssr. wirh Eaissn-
va ifen tfSsses rudb~r faleFs and cog aieels Il
HaA.t~ - ~ the ai1s- Msehis-e. and esH Il -
t-shs1 issny kind q Nssh Tab o. bon e~sier or
fnsrArr fhau ny ether rFlrEer. II nrreF rests
$50 neftr Esis cut u Greer, snd j. mi srsalfx
eopcsrd - = be besf and nsosf rsiiahi. srinxss
IN use. When al fsebea efhe Mzehins. clsfEes
nsy fbfr - sask~d- sTuIs sEd r1ased uifhsus
inhaiiux steam, spiir9 siops o. esen ruftfnx ~
has1s IN sater. Cal ed - lie Mains IL
eRrafton a. ELJIOTTs Family crooery.
- = MAin Street
~ Prize of s.ehfss ard Coshes wTisT.r IS
Terms Cash- -
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FRO 4 NEW JERSEY.
Volunteering brisk aad NO cen.erip-
ttoa.

Volunteering brisk and no onserfp-
ttoa.
TaESroS. y. j.. Aug. 29-Voluuteer-
ing in the State Of New Jersey j. pro-
eseding very briskly About :. 900 have
been obtained since Gov Parkers pro-
elamstion was issued. Three new bat
teries are completed, and the one resi-
rneut Of Cavalry and three regiments 81
lniantry sill be completed during the
coming week Almost every township
in The State i a. work, and u j. expect
Ell that IN few days.the quota Of New
Jersey will BE- filed by volunteering,
thus doing away with the CONSUMPTION.
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lELLIGINaE oFFIcE

THE UNDERSIGNED Has OPENED AN
Il Tnt~iiiErucr one On Thlrs Str--f az 49,.
west q he washfnEtpn Hrtel- vhere ke wiif give
strict and prgapt afteutian 10 81 hu-is. IL thsf
Hne. JOHN WAYNAN
z~itunx onpv-@pis
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SASH, DOORS. LUMBER, &c.

VIZ. HCNEEL HAS JUST RECEIVED
w args stoek q Plne Lumtsr and shIngIes
frem ehioAFo. / an prepared 70 furnish ali
srfi1ies r1sas q Lunhsr, sBeh - Ssh, DoSrs,
FFaals, biinds, Nos ainss. ceuntsrs. BrAekst.,
ans tefassh % sFery 6escripfion Also. a.
fleoEthr- - knEs - etbertosrfiax <. e.
Fsctory corner WsIust street and canai Evans
VILE lad Orders freas sbTesd promptly ftsndsd
70. snzl-I9f IN. HUNNEL.
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SNugHED HlN-A short time since the
editor OF the Kentucky Ners appeared
in our city and vent bowing around
among our business men, soliciting ad
verlisemenis How be had previously
succeeded we did not learn, bat suddenly
he ran against stumper, ia the follow
Ing manner:
Entering the Office Of Kratz & He'll
mans Foundry and Machine shop, and
making bow, be very pompously sta
ted tAat he was the veriiable editor Of
the Kentucky ke,es, and was in the city
for the purpose o. soliciting advertising
from the business men wAereupon the
clerk, giving him searching glance
presenie to his astouished gaze, a 10y
az Reprint" published By the Ph'laael-
phia Union League, and inquired # lie
endorsed that
The Nescs editor was cam He
hadn't word to say; but, with hat in
hand, be took Frereh leave without again
opening his lips about advertising.
An ENesAvSG or LINCOLN OK Cor
res The Chattanooga Rebel thus de-
seribes oar President;
Abraham Lincoln is man above the
medium hight He passes the six.ioOt
mark by an inch or two. He is raw
boaed. shamble-gailed, bow-legged. pig
eou-tced, kaoek-kneed, Swob->ided,
Shsps-sess skeleton IN a very tough, verv
dirty, nGwh0lesome Skla. dis aair Is or
was black aud shaggy, his eyes dark ahd
hreless, Ike coal crate IN winter time
His lips are large and Protrade beyond
the natural level of the face, bat are pale
and smeared Eith tobacco juice His
teeth are filthy. Ia our Juvenile day
we were struck With Yirgil's description
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CINCINNATI. Aug %
River fallen 9 inches, g. feet IN chan
rel Weather clear Thermometer 64o.
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FROM WASH GIoN.

Line of the Ohio aud Chesapeake c.
nal infested Wish GaerlIla..
WAsHtSoroS, Aug. Iq--The line OF
the Ohio aud Chesapeake Canal IS iufes-
ted with guerillaS large party res
terday crossed into Maryland at Pixies
Ford, and captured LOT OF canal teams.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
WANTED.

EuFrKES OR TWENTY MIN can FfSp
Il sn 2io' n1eHt ChopFing Ned a. Dee Dollar
Apa - tniy-ftfe truta rer eord. Timler seed
sun fHnS. Il. SMYTH
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DIED.

10 thiA city. q typhoid isvsr on the saih iust.,
CORA 4, daughter q Mr. and Mrs. Js.ss B.
Green. sE~i y years
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FOR MEMPHIS
FOR Sale.

Two UP TowS LOTS WILL BIZ SOLD
ehsap igr ea-h " city taxes. Fer p9rficH-
49, aadrtss Lnfk Box g. q. aaglff
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TO LET.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

BEHNs COMMERCIAL colIrcr
Evansville. fneiana Z
1'nr ELEVENTH ANIMAL SEssfoS IN
this schesa vi eutasnsaos - 49,.
August aist, it61. The systcm II fnsffn~si.,s I.
thofougtly practical ne text taras aslas -
scnd tgT catalogues riEirr fnfi partlraIarr
JEREMIAH nEuM, Prisr4pai
ang@i gadflInw
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NEW ADVER EASEMENTS
STRAYED.

RON 1HE UNpERsiGSED. A LARGE
Il dark hrawu Pony t. weii made. full sgs
~hite =faf en- hfr Forehead, one abite fot 90
each fida q her shuaiier sAart maus Any PR
So erlirerinz hFr % ula % Iezsiae infsraafian
~ my shop, shieh sli lsasl % her rarsv~sy eli -
literally rewarded las uEiE
auz9-1&wtv Ger. ~ Eighth and division.
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FOR RENT.

V,HREE ReoMs OsER COMBS 4 GkTCH's
4 Shae Star-. % Sssund Strrt tefNe~n Main
as1d Sycsucr-. suitabis fsr ofsce % sieeriag
- ms. Enquire q roNBS a CATCH, or
arz--iW john KASCH-
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BOILER MAKER.
DOG NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS OWNING or NARROWING
u Dag Or hisrh IN the CRY q Esansyiils aru
hFrehy 0rdrfrd 70 keep thruI ffem running ~
i1gr IN any % the sfFuHis. slirys public places
is said city Tor tiFe aexa ak wsfks. All l,..s ~
Bitches ranninR ~ iaIYe aftrF the pa,,ueatiot e
tais pufies arr 60 - kliicd - the Marshal bY
sEdsr % thu CITY seaerit
HIRAM NILSSON, City Marshal
August q. tssss aass
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
~ THE e " LIKE
Exclusively for the Journal.
Latest from harleston.

CAPTURE OF sUMIgR AND WAGNER
CcAfIkhED.
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nj 49,. '--easa=- Dap1aas s.4Es Fy~osF: -
~ Cas- C4EiateT Nsnss Powder ~
ELLIOTT's TzrIiIy CFor~ry
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GRoCERTEs.

[fHrnSs-
v G IN c~fer charnss
dsyen White pinr Churns.
dnssa ranstnaa Cturns ~
AZ kLLfoTIs Famiiy cso~sry.
NJ Raj sEfYEs- s sesen Ms.f ssls-. u
III ELLTOTT's Family Grocery
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-05-20

May 13, 1863.--6w. Atty for Pl'f.
SALE OFRE4L ESTATE By OR
DER OF THE PROBATE COURT


SALE 0FREAL ESTATE By Or
DER OF THE PROBATE COURT
ON Saturday, the 9Th day of June, 1858, on
" the premises, in the Town of Woodsfeld,
in Center Township, Monroe County, Ohio,
the undersigned Administrator of the Estate
of James Cunningham, deceased, will sell 10
the highest bidder, the following Real Estat',
to wit: AZ sse Yss.t- -, Szszs
One lot, adjoining W. C. Cunningham, !,
beginning at said W. C. Cunningham's north
east corner, thence north 21A degrees east
and 40 100 perches to stake, thence nor h
6s& degrees west IA perches to stake, theI. 9
south 21A degrees west and 4O-lOO psFc. es
to w. C. Cunningham's north west corner,
thence south 683 degrees east Ia perches to
the place of beginning, containing IS and CO.
100 perches,
Also, a lot commencing at P. Diehl's so 1th
east corner in the road, thence north 68t de-
grees west with said Dishl's line and with
Philip Wagonheim's line 49 perchcs to Hun
tsr's line, thence south 81 degrees west with
Hunters line psrches to N. Bakers corner,
thence south 6S4 degrees east with M. Bakers
line and the. line of Lot number l and 4S
perches to the road thence north 81 ] degrees
east perches and 20 100 of perch to the
place of beginning, containing q acres, more
or less. 80
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand, and
| pne-third in nine months, and the remainder
| in lS months, with interest from the day o
| sale, to be secured to the satisfaction Of thu
undersigned. 8&&
EDWARD SALISBURY, Admir-. of
James Cunningham, deceased.
May, l3, lS63.-4w. $4E
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SOLDIERS ATTENTToNU
g TO 4RMSn TO ARMSyyy

Do not let these brave men perish by dis
ease, place in their hands these PRECIOUS
REMEDIES, that will enable them to resist the
dangerous exposures, the Fevers, the Chills.
and the wounds which they cannot avoid, and
what is more, cannot frequently get suceour
in the moment of need, whereas if our brave
men haze only to put their hands into their
Knapsacks and find there sure remedy for
all the casualties of the battle field. How
many thousands of lives would thus be saved
who would otherwise perish before relief could
be obtained. ast. @.3 4a fs4-. !
None are genuine unless the words sHoIr
LowAY, NEW YORK AND LONDON are diseerni-
ole as a Water-naark in every leaf of the book
of directions, around each pot or box; the
same may be plainly seen by holding The tsat
to the light A handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such information as may
lead to the detection of any party or partits
counterfeiting the medicines Or vending tn.
same, knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold at, the Manufactory of Professol
HoLLowAy, so Maiden, Lane, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the civilized world, in pots
at 25c. &c. and 81 each.
Ey There is considerable saving by tax
ing the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions fer the guidance of pa
| tients, in every disorder, are affixed to eacl
box. $40 g'11a tz
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-05-20
Master Commissioners Sale.
Elizabeth Dement,,
2 against Z

against s.ss fss9ssts :
William H. Dement, and otllcrs. MI
DY virtue of mandete>to me direbtsd from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public anc-
tion, at the front door of the csurt house, IN
the town of Woodsfeld.s:n said county., ON {,
Saturday. the 23rd lay of 4Hay, 1861, I
between the hours of 10 o'clock =, IN. and &
O'Clock p M, on said day. The following de-
scribed real estate. in said county, to wit:
q A tract Of land in the east half nf the sopth
east quarter of section Is, township Z. range
Z, beginning at the sa1th east c5rner ofseAia
section 1s, themes north l6 resias thence vest
81 rods to a point on the line dividing the
east from the west half. thence south ~ rods
to a post on the section line, thence east 81
rode to the place of beginning. corifainjngS 3
acres, more or less. Also tract IN ssctieh II,
same township and range, being part of thu
east half of the MOI tn east quarter Of ssctioi
II, beginning at the north end of said land,
running south so far as to contain or take w
thirty acres, making the north and south III p
of equal width, except six acres ont Of the
north west corner, of said tract. =
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com. z Z
i Monroe Common Pleas
April %, 1858. esi's 3sFed =