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New YoRK, March 25.--The Times dispatch
says: Refugees who arrived within our lines
yesterday confirm the statement that the rebel
army is falling back from fredericksburg, and
being n1assed in the defenses before Richmond.
They state that the entire force left at Fred
|ericksburg on Sunday night to have been eight
thousand. They also confirm the news that
the gun-making machinery and ordnance
stores are being rapidly removed from Rich
mend into Georgia; that the withdrawal Of
families from the city has fully set in and that
sales of property are being forced at ruinous
loss. :.r lt~ sl-f, i5. .i'aa
They also state that the acknowledged loss,
deplored by cavalry soldiers in Richmond, sus-
tanned In the recent thrRshing Averill gave
them, was between four and five hundred kill
cd and wounded. Among the killed was Col.
Lagrange, of North Carolina, ...5..r n .. .-
| The rebel guerrillas came again to. day down
our line at Chantilly and made q feint Of at
tack. Seventy Of our cavalry dashed at them
and chased them mile or 90, till 10 passing
they received flank FIRE from behind pickets
and barracaie. Our cavalry wheeled and
fed, pursued by the enemy, but rallied and
again charged the rebels to Distance of three
miles. a4'lf. E-- .- 100 va
One great duty with which General Burnside
10 charged In his new department is to defend
Kentucky from the apprehended rebel invasion.
He will be furnished with On ample force for
that purpose. Should circumstances favor, be
may cooperate with General Roseorans In
middle Tennessee. -.- ..... ..-.......... .-.
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the country, aud takes advantage OF every strip
Of WOOD or acre of norass. II defeated, the
Poles retire, and perhaps march upon another
detachment to achieve a victory by a sudden
surprise. Their valor is beyond all praise, as
has been shown by three most sauguinary ware
Though belonging to the same race as the
Western Russians, and speaking dialect OF
the Hame language, no two peoples hate each
other more bitterly. Instances have occurred
when wounded foes on the field prolonged the
contest by biting each other until death put an
end to one OF the combatants. The persistent
attempts to force the Greek creed and ritual
upon the Poles, who are mainly Roman Catbo.
lies, have done much to embitter this national
animosity. ..I
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
&. OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE,,
LUM b US, OHIO.

THIs OLD EsTABLIsHED AND WELL KNOWN
Il House, during the past season has been thoroughly
renovated, repainted and refuynshed 10 style both
comfortable and elegant 90 that feel we'll assured that
those who favor with call will find all the comforts
and conveniences usual in frst class Hotels. Ft
.il,s4 .-3 WARDEN & EMERY,
octis-diy pROPRlEToRs.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
From the Yazoo PIeet

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following dis.
patches were received at the Navy Department
this morning: rtt - fsftN
''' a CAIRo, March "a.
Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary Of Navy; 'r'
have just received Communication from
Lieut. Commanding r. r. Breeze, dated Black
hawk, March 2Oth. The Hartford is below
Warrenton. Admiral Farragut's Secretary
came on board this morning, en- route to Ad-
Hartford passed the fort at Port Hudson, but
the other vessels we're repulsed, and one they
saw in flames. 1t is believed that the Missis-
sippi was the ship destroyed
(Signed) A. M. PENNoCK,
Fleet Capt Comd'g. Squadron
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leo) "A. vi. PENNOCk, {,
Fleet Capt. Comd'g. Squadron
CArRo, ILL March "a, 75O OP. M.

Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary ofthe Many;
Ihsvc just received communication from
Lieutenant Commanding R. R. Breese, dated
Blackhawk, March 10. The Admiral has got
through Steel's and the Black Bayou with FIVE
iron clads and the Price, aud into Deer creek,
and ls making all haste for the Yazoo river
Doubtless he Is there now. General Sherman
aud his troops are following him up.
(Signed) A. M. PENNOCK,
Fleet Captain, Commander Of Station.
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OHIO UNION LOAN OF 1866.

glr OF THE State or ONO, I
COLUMBUS, March 5th 1852
MO rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO The
IN holders OF the .'0HI0 UNION LOAN, !" "redeema
before the first day OF May 1866" that the State
Is ready to pay the principal Of the certificates o
said loan, with interest to the rst day Of April 1853
on preservation at this Office.
After the first day OF April 1863. interest on certi
Gates not presented for payment, will cease.
II. W. TAYLER, Auditor Of State, ~
- W. W.. ARMSTRONG;, Secretary Of State, +
LYMAN r. CRlTCHFIELD, Attorney General,
ay,s .iW Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund. !,
mar6-dtawtillspl .4.It.,..5 .,.b
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Charles Dean,s Estate.

A LL PERSONS interested in the estate Of Charles
IA Dean, deceased, hereby notified that u. d. How
ard, administrator OF said estate has filed in the Pro-
and list Of claims presented to- and allowed by him 90
Just and valid debts against said estate. Said report
will be examined by the Court. and dividend Of the
assets q said estate declared on the goth day Of April
y '. te- sa-c. II. d. ALBERY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus March 20, 1858. lmar24-dlt&w3w
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court

Ann saturday, Oh dag Of September 1868, betwenn
ID the hours uf 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ
Of sAd day, the premises, in Whiteoak Township,
Highland county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, the property Of Will
lam Long, deceased, to-wit:
Situate in the county Of Highland, in the State of
Ohio the waters Of Whiteoak, and bounded and de-
scrbed as follows, to-wit: There being two adjoining
Of and-the first beginning at beech, North
to John Gibson; thence with the original
line North 75 deg West 90 poles to two heechcs and
dugwood, the Northwest to the original tract;
thence South 10 degs West l72 poles to an Hsh, sugar
tree and beech South to the original tract;
thence with the old line South 10 dcg. East % poles to
beech. Southwest John Gibson thence with
his line Moth 10 degs Fast l72 poles to the beginning,
containing so acres. part Of entry In the name o Pc
Emmons, No. Gi5S. The other tract beginning ~
stone aud ash the SOuth-wst corner to Williams
survey No. 10iO2, and running thcrte with Il
line of said survey North II dcgs East l75 poles to
vey; thence West 10 poles to stone the line OfJohn
Porter thence South 20 degs West 72 poles to stone,
John POrters Southeast corner thence South 50 dcgs
East poles to u corner of Walker BHeys survey No.
1916 Ia whteoak ash and beech) thence South So degs
East Is poles to the place Of beginning Also road
lea ding from said tracts of land, rod wide, begin
ming at the Southwest corner Of Lewis Dphl's aud
running ~ with his line to the Nov wrcrtown and Buford
road. Containing q acres, or less
The above premises to he sold free from the widows
dover, and appraiscdat S26 per acre.
TERMS OF SALE-One third ot the purchase money
in hand the day Of salr, one.third in nine months
aud the either third In eighteen months from the day
o SALE with interest and approved security deferred
payments. -
JAMES LONG. Admir-,
Of William Long, deceased.
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1t is feared that the rebels have or.
derod portion of PEN mherton's paroled
army into the field again, as soldiers
have been caught in Lees army, who
were at Vicksburg. The rebels Slain
that the parole was not according to
cartel that Joe Johnston and notPem-
bertou commanded that Department, tho
former alone having the right to make
the exchange.
The rebels also allege that it was in.
formal, because it did not take place
at one of the points named in the CAR
tells. They cite the case that all oV,r
men pOroled by General Lee, at Gettr Is
burg, were ordered to join their sci.
ments again, because parole tho in
field was informal aud therefor a in
valid. 1t is thought that the 'Govern.
ment will take some immediat action
in tho matter through Cor missioner
Mels lith, ~ & p
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sECOND TRACT.

Beginning Mt a stone in the line Of Thomas Perkins
survey No 2}O and IN the centre the road leading
from New Market TO BulOrd corner to the lands of
Henry March, and running thence with the centre Of
said r. al and one of said March lines = G3 deg. W
II poles stone, to the lands OF George c.
Custer: thence with ofhis lines NG deg W. iO poles
to stun" and two drgwoodS; thence y. IN deg L. 10
poles to n stake theme" ). 81 deg l.. 70 poles
and two hckurics in of the original lines If Thom-
ParErrs sId survey; thence with said original
yey $ 10 deg 5 W lO2 poles to the place OF beginning
containing y-scvcn aud three fourth acres 81 30 o
and lie the same more or less, part Of Joseph Keys
survey No. 7O2O; appraised ut $50 pcrHCrr
Terms Of Sa le-One-thrd in hand, une-third In one
and the residue in two ycarS, with legal interest on
he deferred payments, secured bvHrprovcd security
r.. w. SPARGUR, Sheriff II 60.
iy9w5 By J. II. BRADLEY, Deputy
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Order of Exhibition.
FIRST DAY.


This day, Wednesday, will be devo-
ted to making entries and other prepar.
ations for the succeeding days.
SECOND DAY.
Draft Horses, Jacks, Mules, Farm
Implements and MachiOery,
Horses for general purposes, h arness
and saddle horses, cattle of all class
household and mill fabrics, saddlers,
tailors' and shoemakers' work, needle.
work, flowers, paintings, provisions,
fruits, vegetables, roots, grains, pre-
serves, jellies, and poultry.
THIRD DAY,
Sweepstakes horses, ladies' and boys
riding matches, ponies, sheep, swine,
music, and grand procession of premi- l.
um stock.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
PRovosT- MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2, 1858.

No. 81.
The following "opinion" In relation 20 that part of
Sec. of the Enrolment Act, which says, "Where
there are two more sons Of aged nfirm parents
subject to draft, the father, IL he he dead, the
mother, may elect which shall be exempt is pub
lished and will hereafter govern:
"The only son Of agcd or inhrm parents dependent
&C. Is absolutely exempt; but where there two
both are subject TO draft until an election ia mado by
the parent and the Of tho elected should lie
removed from the list. Aftcr the draft Is made the
persons drafted longer "suliect to draft but
to duty and the parent cannot the practical
emptOn uftwo from military duty 10y waiting until
one Is drafted, aud then elccting him.
JAMES FRY,
Provost Marshal Geucrrl.
j. X. MARLAY,
Provost Marshal 9th District, 0.
Hllsboro August G, G3 w3
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NJ The hOur u 2 O'clOck ?. VI. Of said ii
tracts of land to wit:

Situate in the County ot Highland and StatcofOhio
bounded and described follows, wit: Beginning at
hickory, corner sold Eliinh kirkpatrick in
the line Of tract sold 10 Samuel MrQuity; running
thence with McQuy's line s. 81 ~. 13l poles 70 dog
wood, corner OF 80 acres sold 10y KEYS to VIM Bmick;
thence with his line " o T. l3 poles to a stakc thence
81 W. along Suiyaus tine 17o poles tuH rtrrc
thence Sg' W - poles to whe-unk md two dugwuudS
In Elijah Kirkpltrck's inC thence with said line = 81
T. 80 poles to a'sugrtrc and dopwuod; the = deg
- poles to the beginning containing hundred
anra
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NEW TIN SHOP.
CoRwIN & JOHNSON

" ESPECTFULLY Inform the citizens Of TTil'sboro
n y aud vicinity, that they have opened shop on
High street opposite the residence Of John A. Smith,
whore they intend to cary the Timing business in
all It's branches.
Particular attention paid to TIN ROOFING, HOUSE
SCOUTING, Pipes for Steam Mills, &c.
We have the exclusive right to manufacture and sell
in this county,
HAGENAN'S PATENT DRY MEASURES;
made of shcrt iron, the durable and economical
now in use.
by strict attention to business hope to merit and
receive share Of the public patronage,
CURMIN & JOHNSON.
Hills6oro July ., 1863 jy0tf
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$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

TUNHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE COM
H PANY want an Agent in each County, to solicit or
ders for their Sl5 Machine. with gauge, scrcw-dr
yer and extra needles We will pay liberal salery and
expenses give large commission For particulars
terms. etc. inclose stamp, and address
T. s. PAGE, Toledo, o.
iys0m3 Gen1 Agent for the United States
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NOTICE.

FENHOSE persons who unwilling to donate their
premiums to the Agricultural Society last fall, are
hereby notified that the Board has succeeded in making
arrangements to pay them; and hereby request
ed to apply before the l' ofSpeJc, the Office Of g.
g. Sans, who will give the necessary order the Treas
All those who 40 generously rclinquished their pre-
miums in order to enable the Society pay of an
nnal interest are rendered the thanks of the Board
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
FARM CROPS.

pr. Cd pr.
Best field Of wheat not less than acres
nor less than 30 bushels per acre So So
Best field uf corn. not lass than acres nor
less than 100 bushels per acre
Best field Of oats not less than acres
less than 40 bushels per
Best crop Of hay, not less than acre nor
less than tons per acre
Best crop Of potatoes, not less than Il acre
nor less than 200 bushels per acre
Best crop Of sweet potatoes, not less than 4
nor less than 200 bushels per acre 2
Awarding Committee-Jonathlu Yanpelt, Robe rt
L inn, VIM. uusscy,
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aucG 'G3 va
Estate of Llovd Penn.

Nj Office Is hereby given that the undersigned have
~ been duly appointed aud qualified as Admnistra-
traitors of the estate Of Lloyd PENN late Of Highland
County, Ohio, deceased Dated July p. 1863.
CHRISTIAN CAMERON,
jy.0SlS STEPHEN PENN.
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tn AFFLICTED FEMATEp

DIR. VELPEAUS' FRENCH SILVER COATED FE-
MALE PIILS.-These Pills warranted to remove all
difficulties arising from distinctions stoppagc of Ma
ture from whatever They perfectly harm
less and may be taken by the most delicate female
the same time they act like charm, in bringing ON
the monthly periods.
They should NOT be taken during the first three
months Of pregnancy; miscarriage would be the
suit Each box contains 60 Pills Price 30 Cents. I'm
ported aud sold in the United States only by the under
signed. box sent by mail when desired, securely
sealed and postpaid 10y
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
ivAwI S3l Broadway, New York.
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CLASS D.-No. ~.
MILL FABRICS.

The list ofpromium' the class Of household
fabrics
Awarding Committee II. s. Scarboro', Mrs. Gilbert
Holmes, Mrs. Amy Richards, Mrs JnO. Larkns, Mrs.
Jane Evans, Miss Jennie Nelson, Sr.
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Here I HRA!

THNIE business of Caskie & Bruce will he carried on
n under the supervision of Mr. Bruce, who will cx-
rcuto MELAINOTYPES, ANBROTYPES and Pho
TOGRAPHS in his usual good style. Mr.. Caskic has
gone into the service Of his country, but Bruce will
sti continue to ix up" "shadnws' in the best STYLE
Prices to suit the times JOSEPH NJ. BRUCE.
iunllml
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FriIdy, Augusf 2Sih, 4. d. 1862.

between the hours Of lOo'clocl a. VI. and 3 p NJ Of
sndda ythe following described real estate to-yit: w.
iug and being in the Counties Of Highland and FHyCttc
in 'c State of ohio, aud bounded aud described ms fol-
lows, namely: Beginning ut three Gins and ash. s. T.
corner Of Joseph Eggston's Survey, No 72I: thence,
with the line thereof aud lulds S huuudry line = S6a
Al che hundred ami thirty-siN and 50 100 poles L.
stake aud dogwood n. Gl deg. 80 east links and Il
dogwooi, bearing sonth 36 degrees west l3% links and
dogwood hearing uorthi7 degrees west 3G links thence
" 4deg ". two hundred and hrty-threc poles cross
ing county road at los poles, branch at the mouth
ufanOher small branch Mt l2G poles to stonca white
elm, hickory and white elm in the line Of Nnhouiul
Buner's tract oflaud thence with said line ~ SO dc.
east 1885, 5000 poles To stake, dogwuod, hickory and
jack oak (he ash DOWN southwestcrly corner Of Bon
ncrs tract in the original hGundry line Of BGrgrs Bulls
survey No 74S thence with said line souh deg east
23i and 75-lO9 poles, crossing brauchHt 81 poles.
branch at % poles and county road at 22 poles the
beginning containing 200 acres. Number Of entry
BOO0
Appraised at $50 per Terms ofsale third in
cash, third In year, and onethird in two years
with interest.
II. W. sPARGUR, Sheriff Of Highland Co.
BY j. IL. BRADLEY, Deputy.
Hillsboro, o., July 23d 1868. jy23w5
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No intoxicating liquors will be allow
ed to be sold under penalty of the law.
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Third Day.
Sweepstakes, Horses, Match Horses, La ..
dies and Boys Riding Match, Ponies,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Sales of Stock and other articles will
be allowed on the last day of the Fair,
subject to such regulations as the
Board of Directors may impose.
The speed of Horses in riding and
driving, while on exhibition, will be
under the direction of, aud be reguat-
ed by the proper awarding Committees
and all racing will be positively prohib.
tied,
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OPINION OF MRS, HENRY WARD BEECHER.

am most happy speak iu the highest terms Of the
"UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER." The hardest
part Of 'washing day" work is in my opuon, the
wringng; aud the Inventor Of this machine may have
the satisfaction of feeling that he has changed of
the most toilsome parts of womans work into very
attractive amusement The aundress looks upon it
n great blessing. could hardly express my approba-
ton Of them highly than have, by ordering one
I'm these hard times for my daughter. look upon it
as among the most useful articles in her house.
MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
1t is strong and cannot get out of orders will last for
years. Call and see for yourselves
II. W. SHRIYER,
Tin aud Stove Store, Main St., opp. Elllcott House,
Hillsboro, Ohio.
June 4, 1863. jun4w3
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GLASS C.-No. 10.
HERDS OF CATTLE.

Best herd-one male and four females SIS
Awarding Committee.-R. r. seymour, tBainbrldgel
Capt. VIM Palmer (Fayette COZ Thomas Conner, do
The entry fees in this class will he appr oprated to
the premium, aud they may he increased to any amount
at the pleasure ofcompettors,
CLASS D.-No II.
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
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REFRESHMENTS AND FORAGE.

A spacious Dining Hall has been
erected upon the ground, where re-
ireshments Will be furnished. Grain
will be furnished at reasonable prices.
Straw will be furnished gratis to all an
imals entered for exhibition.
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A BLESSING TO WOMAN.
Washing Made Easy!
The Universa1
CLOTHES WRINGER

THNHE Subscriber having bought the exclusive n
to sell the above celebrated labor-saving Mach
in HillsborO and Liberty township is now prepare6
supply them at the manufacturers retail price. II
Machine Is pronounced by all who have tried IL one
the greatest nventons-U the age, accomplishing for
the laborous operation of washing what the Sewing
Machine does for the seamsrcss. 1t forever removes
the dread of "washing day." prevents the great 'wea
aud tear Of clothes by hand -wrnging, and what is
still more Important, saves the lame backs, wrists and
sides, caused by that tedious and Tesome operation.
The clothes are passed between strong India Rubber
rolls which press the water thoroughly fromhe clothes,
The Machine is attached to common washing tub,
and simple and easily operated that child twelve
years old can wiring the heaviest garment.
1t Is the testimony Of alwhO have used it, that the
Machine will its cost In doing the wrngng of
ordinary family for year, by the great saving In tn
Of the Clothes to say nothing of the time and labor
saved.
Hundreds Of Certificates coud be given in praise Of
its good qualities but the following from the wife of the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, may serve as fair sample
of the whole
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AwardIng commItteo.-Jo.Iah Stevenson, y. ". cun.

Awarding Committees o Byrd, J. II bradley, Mrs.
G. b. Miller, Mrs. Thos Robinson, Mrs. Minerva Gid
dings, Miss Lizzie A Pope, Miss Sarah Smart Green
field Miss Cornelia Price, Miss Alcinda Lang.
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MILLER & EVANS

HHAYE almost everything family wants in the
II Il Grocery trade. Call and see. marc
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CLASS C.-No. 7.
NATIVES AND GRADEs.
CLASS O.-No. E.
PAT CATTLE, OXEN AND STEERS.

CLASS C.-So. Q.
MICH COWS.
Best COW for milk or butter S.
2d best COW for mink or butter
statement of the time each tested, the man
ner and eNponse Of keeping, tho grade OF stock and
amount OF milk aud butter produced must be furnished
In writ ng by the exhibitors.
Awarding Committos-Chas. Wilson, D. o Bailey,
David wilkins.
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SheriT's Sale.

unlsboro July ., 1868.