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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS oFFlcc-NOv. Il
cHAEGB oF oriSisG AsfAIsD LETTER.
Iln-,.l -,f.l.. MI ~ -. u s.--l

Before tomr Issiortr UsRoRs
CIAEGB oF or SfhG "a fAIs D LETTER
United state. .Ft. C'srrs - Sc.
Tho accused WAS arrested aud brought before The
uu'.s1ner the ciase Of opening scaled ,t',r ~
de.,ad 90 ts lao parnef iirnFy Oyean under the arl
Of e.. a. st a.. llr auag seems 90 .yn been pa
shp inu.y snd on e a.paa.o of g4e p4re, before Oh,
tonn'slouoi this ming, tGc actlsca was d st oi
moiou ~ W. bcnfd W eco, his Counsel, Tor w-u' II sul
eien' evidence 20 hold l.m Tho scd, however consented
10 waive al ecu. n Tor malicious rr' rr..ion.
JOHN CulNAsAN ~ COURT.
! Char'oB JOsos shipped on bongd The American
'hp 0strco sirwafd on ile l,a ~ Nay 4. 90 % pr
month"; $40 d wA ..n lc at ses No assei agreed 30 ~
lin .u specie tat h, H tae fF,lcr oi &c sip h.r
moafs aal 30 dsys, and that to las.oE bee Only p rl
10 n Pepper s44frucN. lo tul tir dfetenco ltt" tc,
nli ao1n and 10 md tie planam on le specie due n
The f-lt. before iAc t,.l f.trf 1854 was a4arne
uy n a. 4D tut second officer D. le N'feI wHo tf "
ths comp did not want b., dsance money nrd tai
he lad been laa Boo f lAs iH.Ie colfraActsi iu tVo.
Tie Coum 0n,r d at 60 issue hi. Certificate t4i ts
ulal,cl ligAt 80 bcf,ic fAc Count
PRISONERS or WAR
L. " Lockwood, Master, C.. ". Craig, Second
Oailer william T. Doiiir. rur anl VI Jam Me,hcrton.
one the ysrs,ns,gs 81 te Tlo sra,r Nasrirt ard
lrssr' were day T'el .gum tae War pcI
tfs. ned il,lu o custody o e MAlfhh 10 that Of Cen
Canby. tho pAras above mentioned being Regarded vg.
oltTs oi war.
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I,osson Gai,!e iInrIrtf.

At CANIHlDsE AHp nosioF.
Rsporf,i Nr TBE HusH. J0r ~ Ueet sra10 Not H. s'A
Tho following g.. saognt 81 ho atoe. irgoted a. ria
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
SUPREME cOUEr-cmrnrf1-Scr is-Bs.,ie y-lt..,
tL.IA.-
nlflyoNa.

joseph Cate a-t. Dlu.l Rlt1ll. Motion, so .ar
1870. 5v dsf.aiafs q. o adlilrAt. allowance .lr.gA
!u.ta .tii.sof t..a. ',a.r,. f Ja. % j. l.cs's.
g.. L.frurI tl .la d. -ir.fT 90 a.-ts.aiA ~Le.--s
l-r r-., oss. ff..frta ID .l' le ..-... o.
..fI.a .u Itf.lt ti hr 600.
u.f.ra Lt..I o.. lU.rd G.e'r Dad rrtn, O, divorce
lrf.sr i.st.ra tAlsttp.
Jsl, H. I.n.tn 4 J,. .h H.a.l. ismcr! u d.,o..c
sr4lirI onrcpolt oi Ee'afrr.
N.Drgl.t. % SUTHERLAND.
W.rsarol Sarge ast q. >. ll4t Co. @; T. Y. Jairmcl,
s.taaa.
SUPERIOR CoJAr-SPHciAL T-Ev-Noy lo - lsfers
Juslir, HaEnnrM
DECISION.
Elwar! Knipc ct al nst. Charles Bridge Q, ais
JrI.u.ft .lr rlHa See Gatoaf VI lie judge wl.A tie
CluIk Vi lie apcciAl efuL
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yy,,,.,rnuiis

vycmornnir. ,..
sbt, c.t,, ,-rived i7,h consigned to Chss u "n;''
& GO. mot a. p,pfr reported
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dated Nov. II. bi!s:
Nf,v-yOnE cEsTRAL RAILROAD.

Wo bcg 20 call attention TO .he following circular
',h las l b,ca .'su,d, and "a be.ug f-sdy rs'ed y
20 r4.aIty of the 'lorAAoi-e's - N.ei- " Ia D'-a
p.esest.i;
Tas arlr.irred s-ti older. In he EewYcri Corifti
fs,c.d ls de,i irefescGiu sfe.oun o. he n-a.r'
rctf q sal , respcc a.! boilers o. stock
ulo si.i bc tarasys fgret % te e.-as election of
rrs'o tier lf,rloi 70 lAon-aW pco.i' A.b-ny,
Jol4 T. Vii..la and CeoIso l.. 1sluan a. AewfofA OF
ether Il i4era % De- voted loa y them e, Tat e!eo9H
- some tine pieyo.ato -s day meeting VII 30 esl'1
oft be Toctloi-Is Elo uay thus frna them thef pfol
m to rou ic. Of Lead O! Dicsof., T.. HON he
votes wi 10 clst
Tire undcsynei respectfully s.Tcti tie, ne irtefe o.
sootLodcu ui b. better secured b. tins plarlug thcf
r4o1 es u ie h.ls o. drieTes,ei and We inoan grnie
r,sa fle t..r usilol sbove, lan ly slJmsng ue.a
10 the y,,en, oi tAo Road to be u.ed IN tecsIE lt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

:
sPOFFORDk TlLLsTON, CEOnCE BARCLAY,
ELISHA R.GlS JOHN q. JONES.
IOES DAVID WOLFE, JJuS J.. MOOlE,
.pJ0H WHITE LEONARD ". JEROME,
JOSEPH BhTTELL. j. A. nKYsON
H. DEL4EO, L p. WISELY.
A. BfIsOs l.. J. NJ UOLTII D.. CAHpBFLL,
n H. H. VIflTT CHS. e. BhCKCS,
II. JOHNSON 4 Co, JAMES ". COBB.
CLINTON L. MERRIAM (of ;. q. HAMILTON.
Merriam p fel,l JOSIAH WcHhkD5.
WI IlLnEs. RUSSELL GACE,
WM -. BURR, Ind oilcrl.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Tie Liverpool circular OF MessTs. Sioi'efi'Ai'
sons CO.. las ,ho following spec1a'!oas oa tie cotton
supply o. England during tic coming !c,f'

sufp'T ~ - .tAl CullLr t-t .tA.it ...4+
Nc s.l,ai-,t a. ytar saf -ei quantity % rr.j
ve..v cor. Q.4ou hl,ei ioIy tt.sial ir' 'I lo
ia I've .e.s f0 fls !ll. e 4Df ir ta ls o. ~
n.. .-. ls.i.y fr.ri Jal. ts ius lf1t trsf by 60 20
lc .r f-l.d T. g. fclc So f- s-'l 81 . ~, .'
a. OIL IS us.t wii rlsbr fts ilt - lcfs''' go y
fr..olt f.s g .f..n hy icifly o." d. NfeA 81
i..' fs .str.f t..evrf, tt tle tI o- 'ie' ta1
,o.4 os s-. corttrIs g. t-o IIlfa. ai- th4i .'
Ter ly deTsnsr t.1s caca-a,icN.
A proposition is before tie City Council Of s.
p,pi. MIN. 10 Joan g. 90 hy ~ f1,e q bonds %
hat amount 20 TIE L.ko Superior ard Mississippi i'ni
road Company. cor4.l,n Tia, IL sA con ifici ana
pu, f. operation within a'c years track som Tat cat!
20 Lake Superior.
Va Aington letter 70 TIE Er0ing Pest
/ dated Nov. IL. says:
20 ci.s,e rr--' w I've. t T. sil .vrry sr-ours-r'
t1 i4r ..0l ~ 30 N.'cnl fHtac.t ~ o..
= ..f .ay .e.r lffa'-r irr ctt-Iir r. ie -t
t..ii. r.s iI. l4. sa 4.y ot'.r .ar l't-i'' f
H. n. f-s lr f.a t r.f. f'n-.r, -'N.f ts' lff 60.
i.flr.t l.it w.. t...r tI f Naa -.i.a t.r tfit 10.
o.. - g., f.l q H ..f Eel f-,I. rtt'i 20 .if -'-
sl..l 81. l-- '0..l .tl f.u'fia .n.t i..eIr'. r.
r.1 r d. 4 lry. tf.u .r0foy srf BE- B. .fi' Q
IS lr r..t Bore f.t ri. 20 ra f'fff = ftr 'a
tH. iff tI.N' lfl I N'.7tf DIT o. p
h. .a nal an1U'f Times o. taref0ra aTf gems. .n
r .ev ua ltt TIE l4.es J.tIus tsc 81 o t@frf "a
.1a.e l., ltr VA ullc Hbftay tc ssafi ~ t..4 ~
ors.... O. ply t.- trts ri ae COW nh,A hff = O.
.,.fc,r rat o.es ile.aAl -4si.o. Al .s4s oi -
.scI.y J-Aaa -.e c1--nsfed
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FEEsn MEATS.

Many lot, Of fs bird. have been in owing - he "s-
,,,, ~. fI.r rtl cod .uN. rfa it't .'ff
g.. t.-e r rtv sli llecr. N,ri lr hrs brn D." hst r
b.. b. rfur.,st luf .oggd l.r af0 s-rFff
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

since jan - 4t+ '~-slr' F''T-'.-'fr~|
Tie Journal Of Commerce furnishes the lc!!o"-
lar statement of the wareAousiAs movement At It's
port FOR tie month OF ociobcr'
-l ,.'r O.. s iu bond OCT g. io,1........sit y .l'
tered sf. .ll.e iT1ii f1rrFG ros n tct'nef 80 -
lcc,gcd - bold fscr othcs e,lagssc peits... '''
-, fIg..o.t
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-18
Sheriff s Sale.

TOY virtue of an order of sale ISSUED out
ID ut tho Court OF Common Pleas OF Geau-
va County, Onio. Wherein Simon Sawyer Is
plaintiff, and Moses Ciapp aud others are
defendants. to ma directed and delivered,
and dated December 9h.h ID. 1868. shat
expose to pubic vendue at the Court House
III Charlton. in said County.
On .Monday Jan. lSIk. 1864.
at l O'Clock. Z NJ, Ut SAID day, tho follow
ing real estate. situate in tho township OF
Thompson, in the County OF Geanga, and
State OF Chic, aud is known as being The
cast halt o. one hundred acres Of land in
tho IN. east part OF Lot M IL, aud is
bounded ut follows. TO wit Beginning al
the south east corner OF said lot thence
north on tho east line of said lot So chains
aud Al inks TO tho north east corner of SAID
100 acres ; thence south 50 deg. 20 MN.
wet Is chains 86b links; tneuce south SO
chains and a. Ihks. to the south line OF SAID
loI ; thence east ON tho south li0e OF said
lot 10 chains 664 links. TO tho place of bo-
giun,ug; cuuralnlng fifty acres of land, be
mo same more or less, but subject to all To-
gal highways. Terms of sale, cash in hand
d. n. SHAW. Sheriff.
ShcrjG's Office. Gsaugs Co., !
Dec. l6 b, 1868, 727w6
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The Casualties In the Seventh,

FRIEND CONVERSE Noticing several
errors ia your last issue, in lie lis, OF killed
and wounded of the 7h Regiment, in our
late engagement on ~"'I'aylor's Ridge"
near Ripggold. Ga, Nov. 27th, 1903, |
feel 1t my duDy TO correct il, SO far AS |
am able. l would be glad to do 80 for
each Company, but cannot fully, Tor npy
Company save the one | had the honor
TO command. | will, therefore, content
myself by recoun,ing the casualties to Of.
fcers. and in c.. +:
Col. VIM. r Creighton, lill.d.
Lieut.. CpI. Orin Crane.
AIT Morris J. Dax,er, MORALLY
wounded since died.
Capt. Samuel McCIcllanL, wounded in
face and arm. both severe. (jaw broken.
Cap. w. J. BradeG. wounded in ankle,
slightly.
LIST Lieut.. George d. Lockwood, flesh
wound IN chin. slight.
LIST Lieut.. George A Mckay. ON staff, }
flesh wound in both legs. severe. -
ed Lieut.. Joseph Cryne. killed.
"a Lieut.. Christian Neaper, severely
wounded in hip, (dangerous.)
81 Lieut.. Isaac 9. Jones, mortally
wounded /; since died.
81 Lieut.. Elwir II. Bohen, flesh wound
10 left arm.
FL Lieut.. Dwight II. Brown, two sc.
we're flesh wounds in leg.
COMPANY F.
2i Lient. II. n. Spencer. severe flesh
wound ia right hip.
LIST Sergeant Isaac Slraiton, flesh wound
across bottom Of foot.
Corporal John BAptie. slight wound or
knee.
Privates John Bergin, wounded very
severely ; Jaw badly shattered. ant
tongue cut half of.
Lawrence RemneI, killed.
Respectfully yours,
IL, n. SPENCER.
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Message Of jeff. Davis.

FoRrREss MoNRoE. Friday, Dec. IL. 1863.
The Message OF }, forson Davis 10 Tho
Confederate Congress WAS sent in on tho
7h instant.
He is worry desponding ovor the losses Of
the strongholds of vicksburg, Port Hudson.
and many other points.
He says there has boon no improve.
mcnt in our relations with foreign countries
since his Message last January. On tho
contrary. there is creator divergence in tho
conduct Of European nations, assuming IL
character positively uufrierdly.
llo adds, "rhe marked partialitv of Grea,
Britain in favor of our enemies is strongly
cvincci in their decisions regarding the
blockade. as well rs in their marked d frr.
euce of conduct on tho subject ot tho par,
chase of supplies by tho two be'ligorcnta.-
This difference has boon CONSPICUOUS since
the commencement of tho war"
He continues. Tho public anancos do
mand tho ~slrictos. and most earnest attcn.
ton. A prompt aud cficacious renndy for
tho present condition of the currency is
necessary to a successful performance OF
tho operations of tho Government"
lie recommends taxation instead IF fur.
ther sales of bonds or issues of Treasury
no,es, adding that tho holders of tho cur
rency now outstanding can only DO pro-
t"ctud by substituting for i, snne other Sc
curity. Tho currency mnst be promptly
reduced to prevent the present inf .tod ,pri.
ces reaching rates moro e~xtravagant."
Hc calls upon tho people to come to the
rescue of thuir country.
H. recommends putting an end to the
substitute business. and u modification OF
tho Exemption law. so that the armies in
the field may DO largely increased as rapid
ly as possible.
Ile regrets tho suspension of tho OK.
change of prisoners, and that communication
with Trans. Mississippi is 80 obs.ructeL.
lilo concludes as follows
Tho enemy refuse proposals for the only
peace possible between US. The only hope
tor peace now Is in tho vigor OF our resist.
anGe."
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How the Bounties are Paid,

The Government offers 10 veteran vol.
unteers a bounty Of S4O9, and 10 ncw re.
cruils Of $500. TO these is added q chi.
zens' bounty Of 500, The Government
bounties are pail as follows :
Before leaving the State, the Veteran
Volunteer will be paid one months pay in
advance, Sl3 ; first ;ns,Allment Of bounty,
$50 ; premium, So; total before leaving
general rendezvous, S75.
At the first regular pay day. or two
months after muster in, an additional IN
staI!ment OF bounty. $50 making pay
and bounty then received, SIG.
AT the first regular pay day after six
months service, an additional install
ment OF bounty, $50.
At the FIRST regular pay day, Mt the
end OF FIRST years service, an additional
installmep; of bounty, $50.
AT the first regular pay day after eigh-
teen months service. an additional 10.
stallment Of bounty, $50.
Al the first regular pay day after ivy
years service, AN additional ins.allmenl
Of bounty, $50.
AT the first regular pay dav after two
and ID halt years service, an additional
instsIlment oi bounty, $50.
A. the expiration OF the three years
service, he rem ,inder OF the bounty, $40.
New recruits are paid in like manner,
except that they receive $40 every pay
day, and the veteran $50.
II the Government shall not require
these troops tor the full p~'iod oil three
years, and :hey shall be mustered honor.
ably out Of the service before the eIpira-
ton Of their terra Of enlistment. they shall
receive, upon being mustered out, the
whole amount OF bounty remaining un.
paid, The same as if the full term had
been served.
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SheriF's Sale.

ID virtue ct an order OF salo issued out
Id of tho Court o. Common Pleas Of Go.
auga County, Chic. wherein Orrin Wilson 10
piaIuuff, aud Joseph Bradley is defendant.
10 me directed aud Delivered. and dated tho
lI,n day OF November, A. ID. 1863, | shall
expose TO public vondue at tho Court House
in Chardon. in said County,
On Saturday, the l6h Of Jan. "A d, 1854,
at | O'Clock p. M. OF SAID day. the following
real estate, situate in the township OF Mont
viilo, County OF Geaugs, and State Of Ohio,
aud is bounded as follows. TO wit to be
taken of in q square form from the north
west corner of Lot No. ], in said township.
bounded on the north and west by the north
and west bounds OF said lot. one hundred
aud sixty rods each , south by by a line to
be drawn equal aud parallel to the frst
boundary above mentioned. and east by a
line 10 be draAn equal and parallel 10 the
second boundary above mentioned. and con-
,sini"g one hundred and sixty acres of land
Terms OF sale, cash 10 hand.
j. B. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sberif's Office. Gesuga Co
Dec l6.h, 1868 727w3
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Deserved Promotion.

Il will DE seen from the following order,
That C,pt. H. B. York, of this County,
has been promoted from his command of
the OH Ohio Battery, to "Cbief Of
Artillery" OF the Division 4:
HEAD QR's. lsT DIV. I2rH ARMY;
CORPS, DEPT OF TUE CUMBERLAND
TuLLAuoMA, Tenn, Nov. 2lst, lsG3.)
SPECIAL ORDER NO. ll8.
The oh OHIO B,,Icry. Capt. II. B.
York commanding, having been assigned
TO this Division by Par. ". Special
Order No. eos. Head Qr's l2.h Armv
Cnrps.and Captain York, being senior OF.
icer OF artillery. he is hereby announced
as "Ch!ef Of Artillery" of the Division ,
and will be obeyed and respected accord,
ipgly. By command OF
Brig. Gen. A. 5. WILLIAMS.
Commanding Division.
5. E. PIrrMAN. Capt. L. Asst ADJ. Gen
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EDITOR or DEaocRlr; DrAE SIR.-With your
permission | wish to say 10 the readers oi your
paper, that | viii send by return mail to all who
wis, il, urerj . Recipe with iull direction, for
will eiioctunliy remove, in Ten Days, Diolches,
Plmples, Tan ,Freckles and oil In, uritles of The
skin, l. aving tho the same colt. clear, smooth
and 'cauulul
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions ana Information
that viii enable them 10 stnrt a iuli growth Of
Luxuliunt llnir. Whiskors, or a Mousluchc, in
less than thirty days. An applications nswersd
by return mail. without charge
Respectfully youfs.
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
Chomist,
3mT2ow Nh. S3l Broadway, n. Y.
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Casualties In the l05th.

The following is a list Of The killed and
wounded in lbe l05th Ohio Regimen. 10
the late battle before Chattanooga
Corp J. G. B'ittin. Co d, killed.
Sergt James Brown, Co A, wounded in
leg.
seret D. c, Beardsley Co r, slight
heah wound.
Strgt Il. A. Sheppard Co D, Sigh, flesh
wound.
Private Hugh Cowley. Co A. in foot.
J Ealy. Co y. sigh, flesh wound.
d W Odsll, Co F. fesh wound.
Al Bailey, Co ], severely in
ankle.
e A Sealy. Co I, severe 10 ankle.
B Kirkbridge. Co II, MORALLY.
since dead.
II Feleh, Co G. MORALLY. since
dead.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.

OF mountains IN the cast, it will behold the
proud Flag 81 Liberty floating from the
lofty submits of Look out Mountain aud
Ridges long range of hills IL will
bchGld Scccssiou's banner trailing in the
dust, in tho wake Of u defeated aud demon.
aiizpd army.
W. biyouacked for tho night upon the
fcid, and, when the morning q sun ddwnc8
upon us. clear and pleasant, we looked away
to the eastward into the beautiful aud FER
tile valley OF Chickamuuea. Thotirst glance
shows ns the ~rutnlcss hAuds Oi war at work.
Chicknmauga Station is on fro. while tho
numerous and hbge COLI mus OF smoke that
arc rolling upon aud towards tho blue hcav.
cns, show rs that tho enemy arc ct work.
burning all that they cannot carry ava
with .hum.
ht2P NJ. the Sd Division moved out,
and mdrclc d rapidly in The direction OF
Ringgnld. and il is now that We witness cyi
ionce Of the utter defeat Of Biaegs army.
Small aims innuuerubIe. broken gun car
riagrs and caisscns. and all tho munitions
of war were scattered 10y .he roadside, by
the rctrcaiing toe. in their hurried hight
We went into camp at dark. ard made
our e, flee, drank tho same. aud cat our
hard lack. and ,heu lay down to sleep and
rest. At 3 tho next morning. We were called
up. eat our breakfast, ard resumed our
..,,,I, q. o,Il Iittn. grpptv mir nnr
march was as rapid as the condition of the
roads would admit. We continued to meet
parties OF prisoners under guard. passing to
,uo rear. At about uoon our column
reached RossviIlc. At this point, ard even
before reaching here, m~usketr" firing could
he plainly hoard and. from RDssvl!ln To
Riuggnid. u distance Of Ave miles. our march
was mostly on the double quick, u brisk
skirmish being kept up in font. Wa ar.
rived at E.iugcold just Us tho fight closed
and remained until Sunday morning. gath.
criug up, in tho meaD,ime, forage aud sup
plies.
Sunday noon VIC "broke for Chattanooga.
as tho BOYS term it. Il distance of cighieet
miles. All were anxious to get back I,
camp ouce moro. that night if possible, tt
enjoy u comfortable snooz3 in our rude
tents and you may believe wo did som,
tall marching. but sere rewarded by u safe
arrival 10 camp BY dark. Weary. cold abl
hungry. our weeks work was done. and We
were satisfied with our labor. None re
eretted the toll or hardship now, for victory
G-r"hcd upon our banners, though bought
with rich and precious blood. | have nc
means of learning tho e1act number ot
prisoners takon, or cannon captured. buI
bo'h were largo. On every hill upon III,
Ridge were abandoned guns. aud tho sam,
is ,ruo of Lookout.
Since tho battles of last weeek, troops
have boon novel to d II ,ren. points on tn,
front. from here to Rrnggold. The A /
Corps have gone up tho river. to reintorc,
Burnside, and drive back Lougstreet, o,her
roops havo gone i own he river to d'ffe,
en-, points. white tho II h Corps are still il
Chattanooga finishing up tho forts. ~levelinl
rfl ,-pits. putting up the telegraph. ana
building railroads. Yours truly.
TILDEN W. PORTER.
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fully determined 10 attend to their own
business in heir own way, and the re-
s3onses which We receive to the call is
sued by the officers OF the Wool Growers
Association, warrant rs 10 sa, ing that the
attendance on that meeting will he worthy
the occasion and the cause which calls
them together. The old chiefs, with their
many wrinkled horns, will be there. and
the Young blocds, with their sptouting
tonors-modest or pugnacious M uo
case may be-al! intent upon becoming
better informed in their p~ioiessicn.-
Clio Farmer, .AOV. 3la.
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Ohio Wool Growers Convention.

10 accordance with the expressed wish.
es and ADVICE of many members Of the
Ohio Wool Growers Association, notice
is hereby given tina, there will be a meet.
ing OF the Association, together with a
public Convention Of Wool Growers and
lnose interesten in woo' growing.
In tie CITY Of Colambus. on Tuesdoy,
tie 9Th doy Of January, 1864. TO meet fur
the presentation OF business, at 10 O'Clock
A. H.. Of tina, day. and to continue in
session at the pleasure Of the Convention.
A public Address will be delivered be
fore The Convention. on Wednesday even.
ing. Jan. 9th. by Hon. HENRY S. RANDALL
Of Cortland Village, N. Y.
We cordially inyie the attendance Of
all persons Interested in the produc ion,
~haudling or consump tion OF Sheep aud
Wool. s. D. HARRIS. President
}. PARK ALEXANDER. See'y.
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Manufacturer OF Braided Hair
Jewciry.
ID EMOVED to he house lately occupied by
II Mr.. Chapman. within ono door OF the Disci-
OF Watches, Jeweiry, &c repaired.
Chardon, Feb goth, 1869. Se<tf
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The winter meeting Of the Ohio Wool
Growers Association at Columbus, on
ihs 9Th Of January next. promises TO be
the most important and interesting gath
ering Of She kind ever attempted 10 this
country. The fock masters Of Ohio are
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ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits OF nine years standing, and st Nitus'
dance Of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura'
bic.
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rhcumatism of eight years.
Gases innumcrable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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3mT2ow

DIED.
In Claridon. Dec. 10Th, WILLIAM CAL.
LISTER. aged 70 years.
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ap-HEAD WHO SAYS so. eS-

From the Rev. ! evi q. Peck, Pastor Of the Bap.
Inst Church, Prmthcr,on, \. j., formerly oi the
North Baptist Church, Philnd'a, .
hive known lioniland's German Bitiers Ia.
vOr IDLY Tor u nnmter OF years. have used them
IN my own family, and have been 30 p!ea.ed
with their IF cts That | was induced TO rscom.
M, nd them to many others, aud kunw That they
have operated in u strikIngly beneficial man
ner, lake grca; pleasure IN thus publicly pro
claiming this fact, aud calling The attention o.
those afflicted with the diseases tor which they
are recommended, TO those Bittcrs.- knowing
from expericucp That my recommendation will
he snstnined. do this more clieeriuliy a. Hooi.
lands Biters is INTENDED 10 ben, fit the afflicted
and is mot u rum drink Yours truly.
LEVI G, BECK.
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NOTICE The D Undersigned has boon duly
In appointed aad qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE
on the Estate OF Luther Snow, deceased, iateoi
ALMlRA NJ. SNOW
Chester, Dec, 10 I'll, le63. l21W3.
LIVERY soldier disabled In the service is enr
II utieo TO q Pension, also those discharged on
account Of wounds to 800, Bounty. Call i'm.
medlately on Geo. l.. Wood, who is licensed oy
goveInmsnt, aud make your applications.