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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-27
Bar Npctirg.

| liar Meeting.
Pursuant to notice, n meeting Of
the members of tho Bar of Hancock
County, Ohio, was held Mt the Office
of Gribbcn & Sbafcr, in Findlay. on
Friday evening, Nov. Goth, 1863, to
take some suitable action upon the
occasion Of the death of Lieutenant
Colonel d. NJ. Stoughton.
On motion. Ezra Brown vaa ap.
pointed Chairman, and James Harsh
Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was
stated by William Gibben, Esq, up
on whose motion committee ofthrec
were appointed, rs follows: William
Mungen, William Gribbcn and j. +.
Burkct, to draft resolutions express.
i've of the sentiments and object of the
meeting.
William Mungcn, on behalf Of said
committee, reported as follows:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine
Providence TO call from among us our
esteemed brother Attorney, Lieuten-
ant Colonel Dwella NJ. Stoughton,
therefore
RESOLVED, ThfAy we mourn his un.
timely decease, cut downin the prime
and vigor of manhood, dying of
wounds received in the service of his
country, with talents of the first or
der, with q bright future before him,
so lar as human judgment could pen
citrate. He has fallen victim to that
foe which has truly been said to "love
shining mark"
RESOLVED, That we tonder our sim
core sympathy and coincidence to the
friends and relatives Of the deceased.
RESOLVED, That copy Of the pro.
ceedings of this meeting he furnished
TO the newspapers of this place for
publication, and that copy he fur
nished to tho Clerk of the Court TO he
placed upon the records of the Court
of Common Pleas, of Hancock Coun-
Ity. Ohio, and, also, that copy be
forwarded TO the mother of the de
ceased.
The preamble and resolutions. rs
reported, were unanimously adopted.
On motiol of II. Brown, Esq, il
was resolved that in token of our re.
spect for the deceased we attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon, Novem-
bcr 22nd, at two o'clock, p. NJ
On motion, c. W. O'Neal was mp
pointed, on behalf of the members OF
the Bar, to present copy OF the pro
ccediugs of this meeting to the Court
of Common Pleas before its final adj
iournmcnt tomorrow morning and re
quest that it be entered upon the jonr.
nal Of said Court.
EZRA BROWN, Cham.
JAMES HARSH, Secr'y.
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Public Meeting.

Public Meeting.
At meeting for the purpose Of
providing for the poor Of this town
ship during the coming Winter, held
at the Court House, Monday evening,
November 23d, the following were
the proceedings:
On Motion of VIM. Taylor, G.. W.
Twining was appointed Chairman, and
Pat. Taylor Secretary.
On motion of DIR. Perkey, a COM
mittee of three was appointed for each
school district in the township, to So
licit contributions of wood and other
necessaries, The following were the
COMMITTEES appointed:
District No. l. - A. Strother, ].
Teatsorth, Wm.McKee.
District No. 2.--P. ID. Bigelow,
VIM. Martin, VIM. Stevenson.
District No S.--Jacob Stollcr, c.
Grauel, Jos, Morehead.
District No 5.-John Pfifer, Henry
Hartman, Samuel Wolf.
District No. CD. Chamberlain,
p. Byal, j. IL. Williamson.
District No, IA, Howard, Saurl
Switzer, H. Rutter.
District No 8.-A. Baker, j. B,
Thomas.
District No. 9,-Dr. Perkey, G, W
Twining, j. Markle.
Union School District &C. W. Gal
loway, j. Il. Adams, VIM Davis,
VIM. Cox, +. Colt, |. Teatsorth, G
Biggs, B. Huber, ii. Porch, ii. Byal
On motion 4 committe OF five was
appointed to notify the above commit
tee Of their appointment The fol
lowing were appointed said commit
tee:
VIM. Taylor, A. Blackford, l. Tay
lor, Jesse Wheeler, p. Carlin.
On motion of G. W. Galloway, {
committee of ladies were appointed
to find who were needy, and solici
clothing for them. The followin:
were appointed:
| Mrs, Huber, Mr.. Welker, Mrs. Fish
er, Mrs. VIM. Taylor, Mrs, Watson
Mrs. Nceley, Mrs. Strothcr, Mrs L
Barnd, Mrs. S. Myers, Mrs Kimmons
Mrs, Mcconnell, Mrs, Bushon, Mrs
Anderson, Mrs, L. Taylor, Mrs. Hars
Mrs. DR.. Carlin, Mrs Chadwick, Mrs
Ruthrauff, Mrs. Cotllnberry.
y On motion the meeting adjourned
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PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
The Draft.

The Draft.
But little over q month remains
for Hancock to ill her quota--on the
5th of January draft will he made
for whatever deficiency then exists,
with so per cent added.
1t is high time that the citizens of
the county should take action in this
matter. The Government needs the
men, IL must and will have them, and
it is far better that they be raised by
volunteering, than by draft. But vc-
ry little effort will be necessary to
raise 25S men. The Government of
fers 1902 bounty for raw men, and
S402 for those who have served nine
months, which added 10 the regular
pay makes the compensation liberal
The Military Committee have made 9
suggestion in another column which
we hope will be acted upon at once
Let an additional bounty be raised
enough to ensure those dependent
upon the labor of volunteers liberia
support, then let vigorous, united
effort be made, and there will be nc
difficulty in raising the quota.
Col. Neibling of the 21st, Lieut.
Wallace and Sergt. Jordan of the
49th, and Lieut.. Bush of the Goth
are now recruiting in the county.
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The CoNTINENTAL.-The Novem-
Der number of this periodical has
never reached us, but the December
number is on our table. This num-
Der closes the Fourth Volume OF this
Magazine, and no other four volumes
are better adornment to good libra
ry. The Continental clearly and fear
lessly expresses decided opinions on
tho great questions Of the day, and
aside from its political character, a
large portion of its columns is enliv-
ened by tales, sketches, poetry and
humor--Grst class in every respect.
The four volumes already published
contain the first and second parts OF
Mr., Kimball's "Was He Successful
Mr.. Kirke's among the Pines" and
"Merchant's Story" and nearly 1900
octave page OF the best literature in
the world. Send for this Magazine
for the coming year, and you will moi
rue it.
Terms-ss3 per amman: two cop,
les, So; three copies, SO. Address
John +. Trow, 80 Green street New
York.
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Citizens of Hancock County
AvCic7 tho Draft

Il
The Military Committee of Han
cock county have passed the follow
ing resolutions:
Resolved, That the citizens of the
several townships of Hancock com.
tY, be, and are hereby urgently re-.
1ucstcd to meet together in each OF
their respective townships, Mt once,
and adopt some means for raising re-.
cruits within their several townships
so as to exempt them from the ap.
proaching draft; and they arc hereby
recommended 10 organize, and TO
raise an additional bounty besides
that allowed Ivy the government, so
rs to give each recruit ample induce
ment to enter into the service Of his
country
Fellnw citizens. the mon must be
raised 10y volunteering, or by draft.
We suggest to each township to meet
as early rs Thursday, December 3rd.
Mt one O'Clock. in the afternoon, Mt
their usual places of holding elections,
and organize for immediate action.
Appoint your Chairman, Secretary,
committees and such officers and per.
sons as will enable You to take hold
Of the matter promptly and earnestly, ,
We further suggest that the Sccrcta.
ry Of each Of the township meetings
SO held, after organization, report TO
the Secretary of the Military Commit
tee, Immediately. the proceedings
thereof, and that each Of said meet.
ings, so held in the several townships,
adjourn TO mcct ogNin rs soon rs
Monday. the 7th day of December, at
one o clock in the afternoons; on or
before which time of adjournment the
Military Committee will furnish each
Of said organizations full programme
OF what shall be deemed the best
meaus Of insuring energetic and sue.
cessful action.
The time to work is short, and
prompt actor necessary
III. BRowN, Sc'y, f.. Corr, Chm,
j. B. RoTuCunD, j. f. PERHgY,
]. 5. PATTERSON, Military Com
Gas.
The Gas we'll on Mr.. Cnrr's lot, till
yields bountifully. There arc dozens
of these wells in town, and there is
no earthly reason why the town should
not he lighted from them. Who will
take hold of the matter.
New Advertisements
Read the new advertisements this
week:
Toys Mt Wholesalc--Isaac Davis.
New Styles Of Photographs-G. W.
Twining.
Drugs, Lamp Chimncys, &c.-M.
Gray.
Legal Notice--Goit e. Parker
Administrator Notice c. W. O..
Neal.
Recruits Wanted for the 21st--Col
J. NJ. Ncibling.
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A Hat.
Ingraham d Bro, of Head Quar-
ters, surprised us the other day with
a new hat. 1t was an astonisher, it
being the first of the kind we have
had for an age, having been engaged
for many years engaged in publishing
Republican papers in Locofoco coun-
ties. We return our most sincere
thanks, and would hint that the one
sent us did not exhaust their stock.
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Main.% Henry Green, wounded andtI
at Nashville

! ' ''ShiJ oiOVh' WVuhuNu bhN
at Nashville.
Co. G---John Edgecomb. killed
Henry lIough; John s. Trout, wound.
ed. IN hospital at Nashville; William
Waltnan, wounded, in hospital 81
Nashville; Henry B. Apgcr, wouhdcd
! in hospital mt Louisville; Charles A
/ Taylor, wounded, in hospital at Ste
veuson James G. Ward. wounded. in
hospital at Nashville; Geo. NJ. Cook
wounded, in hospital at Chattanooga
/ Prisoners, Capt. Isaac Cusac. Second
/ Lieutenant John Il. Porter, George
Mcllurray, William Chapman, Geo
w. Brcts. Walter D. Cummins, Thos
Collins. George Davis, Henry Copus.
Jos, pin CopuS, Jason A. Dvchc. Hen
rp Foust, David Griffith. Thomas II
Henry. John Hickman. Chas. Lano.
lJcrcmirh Lymengrovcr.Lcvi Thomas,
William G. Writer, Jacob X. viii.
fong.
James Bulchstcd, killed; Liberty
Warner. killed. John O. Duhbs,
wounded, died in hospital at Chatta-
.nooga, October l4th; David Bugh,
wounded, died in hospital at Steven
son, October 10Th; James NJ. Barber,
leg amputated, in hospital at Chatta-
.nooga. Wounded in hospital at Chat
tanooga, Josias Smith, John TIamil-
ton. Wounded in hospital at Nash
vile, George C.. Henderson, William
Fowler, Isaac Van Valkcnbcrg, Aman-
dus Michael. Edward kwifer, woun-
dcd. in hospital ut Louisville; Hiram
Henderson, wounded. in hospital at
.Cincinnati John Hoover, wounded,
in hospital at Cincinnati. Prisoners
in Richmond, Captain Milo Cation,
John w Barber, William Deputy,
George W Reed, George Mufllay. Ez-
ra y Whitney. John NJ ButlerF Fred.
crick NJ Krill, Adam Koch, Abraham
Phcnix, James Taylor. Ira Ward,
John Wickham, Albert r Wickhan.
Co I--Joscph Higgins, killed; Chas
Tyler, wounded, died September 9th;
Harry Bears, wounded, died October
ID. Killed, Laquinna Colt, jeremiah
Kating, Lyman Wright, Abraham A
Wallace; Michael Rice, wouded.--
Wounded, taken prisoners and parol-
ed, Alfred Dean, Geo Burlington, Ed
mond Draper, Philson llutchson, Jas
Hill, Ethan Ingraham, Jefferson Man
ahan. Everson Wainright, Washing
ton Smith. Prisoners in han Is of the
enemy. Lysandcr Amcs, John Burkct,
Chas Myers, Thomas Manahan, Lieut.
George Cleghorn, George Smith, j os-
hua Rogers, Daniel Brett, Isaac IIar-
rison. Noah Jones, Levi Sans, Henry
Hillcy. Daniel Wright. Wounded,
Henry Kane, Richard Kramer, Phi
lander Rose.
Co. X William Shnnlis. mortally
wounded. died September 2lst; Geo
Shanks, seriously wounded, and pris-
oucr. G W Hathaway, wounded slight
ly in leg. now OH duty; George Myers.
woun ed slightly in leg, now on duty;
Robert Forrest, wounded slightly in
face. now on duty: james a Forrest,
slightly wounded in leg, now on duty.
Prisoners. Captain SIS Garfield, Lieut.
j s Mallory. David \ Wetmorc, Jo-
sclh Russell, George W Jcllcy. Thos
Davidson, William Forrest, William
II Forrest, Thomas Forrest, Wait
iIasting, James Powers. John McFar-
ren. Darius Scott, Ephraim Purcell,
Eldridge Wetnore.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Fifth District Of Ohio.

Lima, Ohio, Nov. 18th, 1868.
Agreeable to Circular No. 81, from
this Office, of the A. A. Pro. Mar. Gen.
of Ohio, notice is hereby given, that
oil persons who have received eXemp-
ton on account of the election of aged
and inGrm parents, will be required
to suhstantiate their claims for eXemp-
tion from the approaching draft OF
January 9th, 1868.
d. S. BROWN, Pro. Mar.
JOHN WALKUP, Com.
&. j. NEFF, Surgeon,
Board of Enrolment 9th Dist. Ohio.
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Produce Market.

Produce Market.
WHEAT-Sl 10.
CoRN--ncw 80 to see.
RrE-lU0 cents.
BUTTEIi-20c.
EGGs-l6 cents.
LARp--I and = cents.
OATs-55 cents.
TALLow-lO cents.
BEES WAX-3l cents.
TIMoTnY SEED-S2 90 to = %.
CLOVER SEED-S6 40
WHITE BEANs-Sl 10
DRIED PEACHEs--S2 90.
DRIED APrLEs--Sl 40.
PELrs--25 to 80 cents.
HlpEs--7 cents geecn, IA dry.
RAGs--Cotton 3 cents.
WooI-67 to 20 cents.
FLAX SrED-S1 30.
SALT S2,65.
PoTAToEs-40 to 30 cents.
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Portraits.
Mr.. Yates, the Artist, is filing his
rooms with superb portraits. The
Masonic Fraternity have ordered Il
iull sized portrait of the lamented
Stouehton, for their Lodge Room.
The ed 2!,t.
Sec the advertisement of Col. !.
VI. Ncihlmg. The glorious old 2lst
should lie filled up without delay. 1t
has made its rccord-it is an honor to
be n member OF it Fill up the ranks
of the grand old Regiment
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The Soldiers Aid Society will com.
mcnce Fair, the Wednesday before
Christmas. Particulars next week.
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I-LnA DhoN
JAMEs HARSH, Secr'y.


Eo0k OUU
The mommoth Panorama of the
Arctic Regions, illustrative of DR.
Kane's expedition, will visit this place
shortly 1t is great work of art
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
FROM THE SOUTH.

NEw YoRE, March l0-The steamer Ros-
noke from New Orleans the LIST, and Havana
the 5tb, has arrived
New Orleans adnices contain nothing OF
great interest
An information had been filed iD the Pro-
visional Court for the con6seatiou of Slidel S
property in New Orleans.
Prisoners from the Queen of West report
that they were jealously guarded at Alexan-
dria, Ark, and robbed of all their clothes and
Private property.
The Era, Of the lst, states that twenty rebels
reeently returned begging to take the oath of
allegiance, and for bread, every one of them
suffering from actual hunger and their chill
dren crying for food
rebel Major and Captain who had baen
pAroed by Farragut, had returned to New Or
leans and taken the oath. The rebels would
no receive them
The above gives a fearful statement pi the
destitution in rebeldom.
Vera Cruz advices received in New Or
leans state that the French army are entirelo
inactive and not able TO accom- mplished anything
without further large reiniorcements, and il
not soon received they must be driven from the
country. The French officers are disgusted,
the climate operating nniavoraby on the sold.
iers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
e. FROM HAVANA

NEw YoRK, March lO-A Havana letter Of
the 9th says the schooner Ocean Herald, from
Portland reports seeing on the Path ult a
wreck of a steamer painted black OF Abaco,
~ miles from the house, her steam and two
smoke stacks only visible. No signs Of life
near her.
The same day the schooner picked up two
water casks
Nothing having been heard Of the pirate
Florida since the gunboat Sonema chased her
in heavy gale about loo miles from Abaco,
it was conjectured that twrech might bs that
Of the pirate.
Nothing new at Havana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March 10.
FLoUR-Demand improved, moderate offer
ings Super6ne 5 s5@5 80; extra C 0O@G 10;
family 20@6 35
WHISKY-Market dull at 45@45t latter
rate for wagon.
WHEAT--Firmer under news from the East.
25@l rs for primo to choice red, BOO
| 80 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 35@l 3S tor prime TO choice Kentucky
white ....-..-.
C0RN--Demand improved, market very lirm.
Ear at G2@63 in bulk shelled at 62G963 in
bulk, and at 1906 including sacks
OATs-Market remains dull demand lin.
tied. We quote 9t 5000 in bulk, at 78@
79 including sacks
RYE-Market unchanged and quiet at 95
@95 for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY--offeriugs light, holders firm
Prime tall at 65@l Go state spring, prime
to choice, at 55@l 55.
GRoCERIES-Market unchanged, quiet
sugar l2!@lS, coffee 33@S5A, molasses
66@G3. .Is..r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

on or before the lst day Of April, 1863, report
themselves at any rendezvous designated bv
the general orders OF the War Department no
So, may be restored TO their respective regi-
ments WITHOUT punishment, except the forfei-
tare Of pay and allowances during their sab-
sence, and all who do not return within the
time above specified, shall be arrested tas
deserters and punished as the'hw provides
Aud whereas evil disposed and disloyal per-
sons ut sundry places, have enliced and pro-
cured soldiers to desert and absent themselves
from regiments thereby weakening the
strength Of the armies and prolengipg the war
and giving aid and comfort to the enemy, and
crully exposing the gallant and faithful sol.
diers remaining in the ranks, to increased
hardships and dangers, l do therefore call
upon all patriotic and faithful citizens 10 OPP
pose and resist the afore mentioned dangerous
and reasonable crimes, and aid in restoring
to the regiments all soldiers absent without
leave, and to assist in the execution of the
act Of Congress for enrolling and calling out
the national forces and for other purposes and
to support the proper authorities in the prose-
cution and punishment Of offenders against
said act and in snppressing the insurrection
and rebellion 'tFfsE
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my
hand. Done.as the City Of Washington, this
10th day OF March, A. D., 1863, and OF the
Independence Of the United States the s7th,
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
FROM vICKSBURG

CAIao, March l0.--Late arrivals have Ad
vices from Vicksburg OF Thursday.
The rebels ale throwing occasional shells
at our workbench on the canal opposite Vicks
burg, but doug no damage Dredging ma.
chiues are still working
A transport from Yazoo Pass reports con
tinued progress in that expedition.
IL is rumored that the railroad and tele-
graph line between Jackson and Columbia are
to be abandoned, and troops now guarding
them to be sent to Vicksburg.
The Ohio and Mississippi river are still ri
sing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
aoYRRNMENT npIRATEs. ?

New YoRK, March 1.-THE Tribune 3
special from Washington states that the Com
mittee Of Chamber Commerce had an inter
view with the President yesterday, at which
they urged him to make arrangements forth
with to issue letters Of msrque and reprisal
under the recent act Of Congress.
Their arguments understood to have made
a stroug impression upon Mr.. Liueoln. A
contrary view, however, was subsequently
urged BY Senators who we're prominent in OPP
position to the passage of the Law They re-
presented to the Presideht the dangers Of
foreign war in case he should do what was
asked of him The subject is understood TO
have been before the Cabinet at its meeting
today
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
THE FAIRFAX RAID.

NEE YoRK, March ll.--The Times Wash
InEton dispatch says: l..I..
Nine citizens Of Fairfax arrested there to-
day and semitic the Old Capitol Prison charged
with having piloted the rebels in the late raid
upon that place. Rebels who entered Fairfax
on Monday, just saved their distance in escap
ing with their plunder Col. johnson follow.
ing after them with a cavGlry force so sharply
~ TO reeapture 50 or 40 Of the stolen borses.
The President indicated adjournment oi
the Senate, saying to-day it was no: his fault
IT business was not closed by Saturday next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

WAsHNoros, March 1.-The Chronicle Of
tomorrow will contain the following by the
President Of the United States a proelama-
tiJD respecting soldiers absent without leave
EXECUTIVE MASsIoS, March 10.
In pursuance Of the 26th section of an act
Of Congress, entitled an act for enrolling and
calling out the National forces, approved on
the Sd Of March, 1863 Abraham Lincoln.
President and ommarder.in-C Chief of the
army and navy Of the United States, do here
by order and command all soldiers enlisted or
drafted into the service Of the Uhited States
now absent from their regiments without
leave shall forthwith return TO their respective
regiments, and DO hereby declare aud pro-
claim that all soldiers now absent from their
respective regiments without leave who shall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
SHERIFFoS SALE


I'D, '0HH s0ai' M. / sgpen9g Sg Court.
Jonathan Stump ct al. In PaTtition
Rf virtue Of and IN obedience TO- The command. of
~ an order Of sale issued by the Superior Ioirt f
montgomery county, Ohio, and to me dreeled + viii
ouer ~ puolc sale the door Of the Court Honsa ~,
the city VI Dayton on Vf iou'e III
,,.a-,-, Saturday. Aprl II, 1893,
tHoelock m OF SAID day, the following descrbs a
real estate, to-wit Beginning 10 The east half ~ a
uon seventeen QJ, town three (i) range four faS a
&C., beginning al post on the east boupdarv hna ~
said half section fifteen chains north OF the
corner Of SAID section TO Elijah Fox's corner ~
iWnleh walnut d bears south l5o east iinla ~,
.ehi alsoi sugar IL d bears 5Oo "a links dste
lnencs o on said east boundary line rs ehans ~ -
port from which a sugar d bears lOS q NJ 1,,L ~
olsunI slse sugar u due n links disiant. tbsrr
so ~ chains 70 the half section line 10 ost ss
which grey ash II bears south s5o I9 'n ~
IAhti hlso' red elm 10 bears $50 W IL InLs ds
snS thence o. 26 chains with the half section Sa
70 Ny an fozs corner from which beech IA a haar
~ W II links distant; also, a beech i4l a bears ~,
= ~ lnks disant thence with said Fox's line /, aso
tpel4lns 70 me place o. beginning, eontsInins ~,
hundred aeres OF land more or less 'no
lhe eboVe described farm Is situate ahout 6o,,r
sVuh"est OF germantown good so thirty-6ye seTss
~ he oest 81 umbtfi sugar walnut and ash tipIer.
ALSO, one OF the Oest orchards in German fovynsht
iylng on public road and II Is aad 10 ~ on y, @ =,
best upland iarms IA the county ' " 'no
d, APPRAISED NJ S5i % per acre and cannot san TO- -
ulsn lWo-thiidao o. the ah0ye sppralsement w ''9
Isrma-one- third cash, one-t third In ona an, =,
baahce 10 Two years from lhe day OF sale, ~ it' "
on the premises ''eN " horshkf
GEORGE WoGAMAN, sherin Mont. c,oJ, I
9UseAIh sTnohG, Attorneys. la.Ii maTVy
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NEW HAMPsHIRE IELECTIoN

CONCORD, N H March ll-l3O A. M
Returns from about IT'S towns give Gilmore
"a sSl, Eastman 25,722. Harman 3,673. The
returns indicate there is no election Of Cover
nor by the people. Republicans will have
majority in the Governors Council and Senate
and House Of Representatives
It's believed that all Republican candidates
for Congress are elected, majorities iu rst
and second districts will be small.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FEDERAL RECONNOIsANCE.

NEw YoRK, March IL "A NorfoId letter
saws the reconnaissance of Gel Dodge from
Norfolk has proved an eminent success. He
marched 10 miles visiting Southfed Black
Water and Chuckatuck he met the enemy at
Windsor near the latter point and drove in
their advance upon the main body they then
attacked them, and on the Aanks and forced
them to retire to BlackwateF The fight lasted
only 40 minutes