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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

B- The Court of Common Pleas
commenced its November session on
Tuesday, Hon. Geo. W. McIlvaine on
the bench. The number of cases on the
docket is about 200, against double that
humber at the breaking out Of the war.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
Roth Work Together.

All accounts agree that the masses of
the Southern people want to get back
into the Union, but the rebel leaders,
and the Jacobin leaders, seem to work
together to prevent a restoration of the
Union.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

Tie SGape-GOat Turned Loose.
Gen. Lincoln, in command at Wash.
ihgton, Gen. Bob. ScheLck, at Balti.
more, and Gen. Milroy, at Winchester,
allowed division of our army to be
surprised, captured and destroyed at
Winchester, last June, by the rebels.
Milroy was arrested as the scape.g goat,
at the time, but late order releases
him, 80 nobody is to blame for allowing
ten regiments to be surprised and cap.
tured, and ten millions dollars of proper.
ty destroyed. Thus we 60. Two reams
Of paper printed into greenbacks will
make it all up. Hip, hip, hurrah.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
NUMBER OF PERSONS IN INFtRMARY.

Total No. remaining in the Institution
September 9th, 1868, 10
The Institution, since the last Report, has
been quite healthy, and the inmates are as we'll
provided for, and made as comfortable, as they
possibly can be. --.
The Farm, in its improvements, cultivation
and products, will compare very favorably
with any in the County. In fact, everything
connected with the Infrmary, is ina prosper
GUS and healthy condition at this time.
HENRY MOSHER; Infrmary
SAMUEL MASTERS, Directors Of
JAMES SEWELL, Tus. Co., o.
October 80, 1868. 3w si,.,.,..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
New Philadelphia Prices.
Corrected at the Mill Store, Nov. 5.
T.ALU.ABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber wishes to sell his mill prop
erty and seventy acres Of land attached
to the same. The seat is on the main creek,
called Sugarcreek. There are better than ten
feet of fall and never-failing stream; would
answer an enterprislng man Who would wish
to do large business, being in a very public
place. The reason for wishing to sell is that,
by reason of his age, he is unable to do
justice, and does not wish to act the dog III the
manger, and retain the property when not
near as valuable to him as 1t would be in the
hands Of an enterprising young man. '"
Payments arranged to suit the purchaser.
PHILIP KNAPP PENBERGER.
Oct. %, ,68. Sw -,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

THE official vote of Pennsylvania, as
recorded in the Secretary Of States Of.
fee, is as follows:-Curtin 269,496;
Woodward, 954.l7l. Curtiu's majority
1895. Hfs |#....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

Gov, SEYMOUR, ofNew York, has issued
a proclamation announcing to the citi-
zens that he expects all classes to aid the
Government in securing volunteers, un.
der the Presidents recent proclamation.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

GEN. HURLBURT has ordered the amount
Of damage done by rebel raiders in Muir.
ray and Marfeld, Kentucky, to be asses
sed, with fifty per cent. added, upon the
most wealthy and notorious Sympathizers
residing in the neighborhood, and col.
lected at short hotice. -..r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

THE pork trade is opening brisk at
Oincimati--$6 per cwt. being refused
for d lot averaging 200 pounds. 7 i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

SECRETARY CHASE is reported as com.
planning that Mr.. Lincoln never consults
his Cabinet, which, if true, is quite re.
ciprocal, as it is certain that the Cabi.
net very seldom consult the President.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

TIE CHICAGO Times says that the
county elections have resulted favorably
to the Democracy in the State of Indi.
ana. The same was the case in Con.
necticut. Soldiers and greenbacks were
not used there.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

DA" Rothschild & Bro. are now receiving
their second stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. Calfand see them, ere buying elsewhere.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
Estate of Jonathan Knappenberger, Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
Administrator of the estate Of Jonathan KNAPP
penberger, decd All those persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against it will please present them
for settlement. H''
a' JOHN M. SHELTER, Admir-.
Oct. 80, '68, 3w ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
White or GRAY Willow for Fencing.

r AM prepared to rsGsfsS orders for deliver
Ing nett spring cuttings Of white or gray
willow tof fences. This willow is now being
used extensively in Illinois, Delaware, Ohio
and other States, and is fast taking the place
Of common fencing. With proper cultivation
the first year, it will attain growth In three
years to make compact, permanent and beau
tiful fence, the cultivation being no more than
that given to . row Of corn. .a
Its CheapnesS, beauty and durability will
give it the preference over oil other fences for
bottom, and all other tillAble lands.
have with me proper testimonials Of persons
who have grown this willow FOR fencing.
Letters addressed to me at New Philadel-
phia will receive prompt attention.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
OH: DIN Derrlgnnt. .rat.
FRIDAY, Y,----l----------NOyember 6, 1863.

FoUND-Three keys, on a leather
string. The owner can have them by
calling Of this Office.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

THERE has been o brisk trade in
Wool for some days past--75 cents be-
ingfreely paid. 1t will bring dollar
before spring, ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

IT is said that the prairie fires during
the high winds of October II, did more
damage in Kansas, by burning fences,
crops and hay, than all the taxes levied
10 the State during the last year, will
amount to. The fences on the road be.
tween Big Springs and Lawrence, are
mostly destroyed. A large amount of
corn in the fields, hay in the stacks,
sheds, barns, etc were burned up
Most of the farmers lost from $4OO to
5000.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
ANNUAL EXHIBIT

or the Receipts and Expenditures Of Tus-
~ carawas County, Ohio, from September
4, 1862, to September 9, 1858;
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
Com at Clncinnati is iirm at IS q So.

Mr.. LINCOLN won't take his pay in
his own money. Perhaps Dr. Aver
don't take bis own pills '.' 's1 i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

IT appears from the telegraphic dis.
patches that all efforts for the exchange
of prisoners have failed fof the present.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
NARBIEDo

On Thursday, the Goth ult., at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev G.. F. Stelling,
Mr.. ELIJAH BALTzLY and Miss ADELLIE BoUR-
oUfS; all of Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of 4
the Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge. :,

Vn AsSN' ~ NS"tOu oIOWht Ost DuAeVA -
the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge. u
Although not disposed to favor or recon- s
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects; Iyet
know of no sufficient reasons why q man may
not testify to the benefits he believes himself
to have received from any simpls. pfeparatonS
in the hope that he may thus contribute to the
benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G. M.
Jackson, Of this city, because Was Prejudiced
against them for many years, under the i'm:
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture am indebted to my friend Robert y.
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of this pre-
judice by proper tests, and for encouragement
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility The Use " three
bottles of these Bitters, at the beginning Of the
present year, was followed by evident relief,
and restoration to a degree Of bodily and men
tai vigor which had not felt for six nonths i
before, and had almost despaired Of fekdingt
ing, l therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me to use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
PR0DUCTs OF THE FARM.

PRobUCTs OF THE FARM.
561 Bushels Of Wheat, on Farm;
260 bushels Of Wheat, OH Rented Land;
500 Bushels of Oats, on Farm;
1900 Bushels Of Corn in Ear, on Farm;
500 Bushels of Corn in Ear, on Rented Land;
40 Bushels Rye, on Farm;
10 Bushels Barley, on Farm;
450 Bushels Potatoes, on Farm;
Bushels Sweet.potatoes, on Farm;
Bushels Beans; on Farm ."
10 Bushels Beets, on Farm;
IL Bushels Onions, on Farm.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

SHoEMAKERs are exempt from militia
ry service in the Confederate army. +"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

The JAYHAwKERs PRESSING On
The band of President dictators who
lately besieged the White House to co.
cree Mr.. Lincoln into full adoption OF
their helliSh purposes in Missouri, hav-
ing failed to hector the President into a
full acquiescence, have appealed from
him to the people. They insist upon an
assimilation of all re.occupied territory
before peace can be restored. Emanci,
patton immediate and complete, is their
test of loyalty. Their policy, if adopted
and carried out, is national suicide.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
REBUKi ADM1N1STalr1oN PART1sGN.

REBUKE ADMINISTRATION PARTISAN
sHIP.-The prolongation Of the war,
with its frightful expense, is due almost
as much to the intense partisansbip Of
Mr.. Lincoln's Administration as to the
courage aud tenacity ofthe rebels. What
the Administration did to re. elect Cur
tain Governor Of Pennsylvania, placed
General Meade in lis late humiliating
position Of retreat upon Washington,
putting us again to the shame Of seeing
defiant rebel army within sound of our
national capital Those who vote Ad-
ministration tickets this fall, vote to ap-
prove this shameful sacrifice Of the cause
of the country at the shrine of partyl-
Ne,U York World.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

No orders taken for less than Eve dollars.
A. A. BANCROFT, Ag't.
Oct. 10, '6S. 4w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

TOB PRINTING, Of ell descriptions neatly
u executed at this Office, at tiOWpricss. Z
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
ANNUAL REPORT
Directors of the Tusc0rGiOas County
InfrmGry, to The Commissioners Of
said County, for The year end a
ing September 9, 1858.

ON examination Of the Books and Vouchers
" Of the Superintendent Of said instituti IN,
We and there has been expended, for the main
tenance Of the same. since the last Report, in
olnlino kha oninida aYnansas- "a fnllnHa.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
STOCK ON THE FARM.
GROWING CROPS.

PRODUCE ON HAND.
so Bushels Wheat, u Barrels Lard.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06
IMPROVEMENTS.

Mined 6OOO Bush. Coal furnished Institution.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

IMPROVEMENTS.
Built Abutments under Barn, cost $l40 90
" Bake-ovens, .... 40 90
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-06

g'yl ssao saa la'a2, L
, 1863-03-29
1Or lfac Eraakt.r.~.
1E.pH1 tie I'rnfiticncc Innr.sf L


Suppose thr rrt'tls held Ohiu, as 1T. i Ten.
ne=ss't, Iowa anu Wisconsin, as We d., Nil.
fu3!i and Arkansas. Massachusetts with H,,,.
ton, rs We do Louisiana with New Orleans. In.
7lN'rc: IT Connecticut Us NE do t!s.t Of Nnrt,,
Carolina, the coast IT New Jcrsvv Us III. d.,
That et sontfi carusinA, and b,stde5 Boston
Inc liarb"7s tf Philadelphia, NeHuu7t au;l
P"rssrn":stl', as We do those IF Sorf,lk. Pen.
s'ro'A and sasan.ah; tttIpn-e them furtt,rr.
more IL lave rt.l1 lnd Of tn. Mj-si4h;,,,.i III,
IL 81 Louis, as he nave j. tlosu to AIr;n1,fyi,.
and 10 t't' laying :i"Gc Ia F::tshur, i, We arc
70 sfhrbiTg; f"itt 'ee ttsein to l.ve ll.i.ly
;se'etse1s, including suure tl,an Il dozen s,.s,n
!f"r. "n4 ''tiirr lfun'e1"ds> ant to he btoci<ad-
ing sac liu'e oi our coas; hid preparing ;stl
iii,u;rs:se strength 70 a.tark New York and
!nfs!ai;a, a, w nTe preparing TO a.t,tk
t1aIi~s0f and soi.ile: e1;i;.asr hem II, h., :.
GI' amy hasf larger than u.r nwn hoycfinr
uI+'h very -t[H,st! Iluint "!r,n r,lrt.,i
s;hss als;e ~ hy "oit-crjWi,h lad .irrr~a
INTO lt+. army r'Gsv ah;s,.0iist, man. and fpv
'.ad tut htsan I" s::at,; suppose tlsa1 hv IN M
"st7ivft's coietnrr''" will I'll parts Of The
""T'i, they Nerr ;ttssc t. suppls f!,c,H-rl;t.s
EcaGIiy with MI tA- comforts and luyflr;n- IF
'Shi.li the rigid hiovka,:c was ,t.,riy{pt.
IT.: >url"ee MI tlli'-And *c have bus f.inttT
sslE' ,cn'ed tfle disadvantages under which
World t'e the state uf mimi OF these VIZ: :chei
iueu DO 'roth! lo4a the air and snAks. ia : :l:,d
llEl't alike hlAtnl!. With their wlli,.f,,cs unG
r't aAirgs: Woul! hot their k.r.c.. sulitc
with teHF and their y.icen fail ttrm3
The condition tn which VIC hare frr !tlu5.
tra'ion im"ginvsi ourselves, il really MT 50
lst III that in whtcl. thc rcb+Is .1-c .u1l1y.
And .tt, ,r5s'en-hcas:el n1en art found, x!,o
l:li ~ ll'4e VIC uust give nl' Thu: 1t /, Of no
HFrfh pt1elf OIL. tn Ne Ini%t rnn{I.a. th,t ".
are hiplt1, un,i Iinlely slr@amb. Aud .uvh
men arg nt't sshar.es to Ea|k abnui the st,rr.s
n1d call themselves American cItf1sp., dcsre,-
daz's 'sGtresolutlonary Ct hcroca Whn, l..sr,.,,f
Indeed! Away with the fully; worse si.au fsl
y, TINT taty talk. See the Dza7,: VOL; thit
3a' .:ees q, q. nc alssad* sec oarga,ieri;; tosts
;estt'1, :sn,' Virksbur~, mt ,uaf th,,, =, .iv,,
il'is tet.f,e blows, ard h.vc new c.uc3re
Cherish a:a'!s consistent At vjta INV. ma
f't's: II ynn A"I'rlot Ai::A'. 10 vue alto ,e:hnr
WORTHY u The Rerub',y.
, 1863-03-29

- - = = F7N '
IT,. NV Jersey Democrat, BEGIN to f.a1
.,,.: ~,
- e"'A7 ADOBE the'l tAsl''oa. 'he9 Nv" *anl
=. ... ~. -. ,.
:" lux W.T. ."e3 oea "iea'i u put tneH7cl'e?
IN Il L4,-ti!e Il. }it,u to th. {iOycra,nc1. Tbt.
,s:.ss..r II i bill. hy III: legi,la.ure, 10 b,r.
li,w . 1t,i!iivu II to.,a5s for Ststc a,fan.c h.5
1ra +, .h, ,,;,n,, T., ;,,,,,., o,,r.,.r- nd -,
a.. a., ~ , s"I =, I!,' w -. IL .".' u1l' 'ua -
sht hofe N oiAess, iEtt tIty ll'e.n TO res'st
Tie crt rtct:io.l of the transcription la+, sud the
collection of tho pa,;oral taxes. lint Mr..
p..,.,.s '.,"s,,.,sa.'. -, '."a a4'
','' ''7'''-' 4'' Lux oena's' t''h oc'
c"siua-!" aisaea.c HE public OF this impress
ION. H. warn.l thr1a ag4in.t su,,posiny for
, 1863-03-29
stEaotfufs 4 4uf-ny.-44ttcmpt 10
E41il II EsrOi4aer.

tsHul sEe Cleveland Acra!d, M'rcA 81.
Yesterday afternoon. Gcorg. S..nfos.!, we'll
lnn"i. to |e'y isl:u,y of oar cii.ztns, vent to
the ctlcr u bis bfu,i4er, Selsun SAnf:,rl. 1asa
her lEs r, l,ant Oh Mtrs1a =trrr. There h:l
hec', SON" f..:,tly Ii ,1culties existing b.: We II
the tTc'ler~ atl it Is sall that iicnr,a h1.
snn., tl::e 1ey;ya, uttered threat a:7.i,lst ihs
if.tl N"lsou. Ga casc-ile the off u .;c,7,,t
aid to his brother. II urlcr5iln.: yoa liz:
ad:sia I .nr, bat i4Asr c,.nc lssliel, 4nu
*tns IL !:lk oytr Matters with goa
S.:snn sIntorh iEvitcst his brother in:.o The
hack s.'tc1 ard TIT. ty3 At and cenycre1.f i.,r
seme time. Gvurse then srIAealy pulled :.
revolver from lis pocket, aimed it II hi,
br'tA.r, sasing, Stisuu, .ou anil haze sui
IL 1ie," and f.td. Fortunately III. bill rls:
e'l - aim, auA George tir:h again, hu: Ei:!l
ont s"cccs-. Eels:n started up IND r,r>'"a!
., G.VTEr, who tIred t!i7G ,iulc. again mis-
III. Lin, Eelson then ,Lrut,lc1 his bsotl.rs,
AMI ;'ffer Il slesl~r,te s!rnggle wscnrA-d tlst
ris.tl from, the 7vma:;,:us three barsrts b :iaz
<tl.l loaded.
j, tl!- time some Of the mca l'etup.in. to
ilr lumber gard flushed in aad seizeu lit .rsr
.;aa! rJ, nio was SECURED unit! Ssiaoa s IN
fn!t: enu?,t co;.sc up into Tx. city ant ta1sr
STRIP I. III arrest \ ~a-sant WAS sn1'.r a1t,
aEa Sheriff Lewis tooi> t;.:ur.t Sltsv.,l into
custody. ui1 Il charge of shooting viii, iaicnt
III k:.i lie was sub=u41.ntiy sci !: l:se;.; ;
oE E.: K: BALL
, 1863-03-29

Arrival bf fottHn from Wat NHaarn
Diplomatic Correspondence e4a thu
t!aLAma-A 4oit.h Slctory-Accl-
d III to Mise StidetI,

k;.v ToEE. March 2s-Thc s..,u..r a.ia
ha. arrived viii. dat.s ~ RI. 15ti, ii,s,
TIE steamer Ifovsins arrived a, L;ytrnoo,
from .tata,Ixrc. will, /. IN h.,,X ~ rt,Ifu,,
u.t srgt.fOy in sncrie.
Tic bark Fa,,n, a-r;yel nj onern,,ow,,
f,om Wilmington, Viih ,otttn .,,,I t15,n.u. !.
tine,
rIy dillo,11atl: &c, s2r1ssronaeaee ,, On the
letter r. fers prin.l,,a;l, 10 the At.im:u. and
c. I.1ainF f .s.c coilfse ri Ensiant ii The
, 1863-03-29
FECM ST. LOUIS.

isrtt:a: n!s2hsr'l 10 t:;e Ch!c:;,, T1tbuncJ
ST LrtlA, M4rra3t. 1864
TIE Democrats hare uoiniuat.ha = fall Cop.
I'crlead tickrt tu: city oi'.err- her.
4 desperate eTDr. Is In l'rog7rhs to induce
HE 1.st-:trs.t to e.dsr III extension Of the
Southwest E.auri: Pacific Railroad for mill.
tary purposes t" Springfield. TA~ President
a.k.d GeE- Curtis hi: ";'!nl'n about i, an9
CEs,l= replied i: wak lrcSretiica. III ehe
giaun,l ofthe fine Necessary to bc consumed
In:'r rots. !: l. reported, this opinion 1sati
.Gnsiai:g to t. with tho Mioye:Actsi i9r Car
liz removal.
The pay department n:c tAi: district has re-.
ccire,: ad,lccs from Washington thst eurc't
:,n,t Lalf millions IT dollars are ots thr Wy 10
;s:y. in full, soldiers rf tllia de2,.t;l.nt
NJ. /, tlar 18Th Of February.
\ constable Wal arrested, with tvs tlar,t-
.i.- to day, by order Il the Provost N;i.shll,
fur a:.eetisg negro who some time ayS .n-
teirvti protection l.,1ers frurn the authorities,
ant. had oh,ai1,ed work n. Dr.. Ell;u.'s .rasl-
1T ,rt. Tuc pretended ewurr If thc nv..s, IL
up.7 il the military prison.
, 1863-03-29
lS,cc.al DitFssch TO .h- Chicago Tfihure.

MADISON. March -. lss1k
1l,r Strnte anu Assembly. or rs 'h''y H."
f;tc. :iously nick paIned uftes ttei. irc.i:lin:
oa:rtrs, "SFounrr Institute ard tlc =. Bar.
her sl:or." we're at loggv"rh:ads t., dsy a'n,.t
aslj,"rn,LcLt. Tie Assembly rejected, b. I
large minority, l. resolution to probing tic
ST, sion te April G:h. Roth 1ionsc. finally
:Erc4 to ex.erd The session 70 Ti,.r*A Iy f,rt.
nn,n, res:rs.ti;S5 business a1er.. Tue.day
Hight.
!s.<' h rs t,.t!s: .o're. :'sr:n n;.c< copies Of
~ :'s. :"5 y.t.:il, + tho Supreme Court
N'f ::';>. Il '.r..a rstsd;+s I'll tbs lsrpo.ter
- q .'."s, s''Ai e,,,.:. ii. S:.t.c 10 III: s4!ue
f:r. tt.nH
E:.It i.:r" ;,.ss.,, ,n:., I1n1ses to I>.y for
;'a:,N-fin; H." t;srtrro1's t,t--aE. /. a;v
'arcuagsa- EusH-h. t:r'anan, S:,rr*yit1.
1:..,:~t'laie. Vrl:n .ri Kr!.vo.!!-u *s'i:.s e,:.
Iaas,'s - :E4' A.. :, ~, ~ : ,:o,'.tn r III
1itc .s,.n. L,?.- s,,-' -, =. d. Htsi
I:s";,-, sr;r i..nia;' t:tn, t. ST N.e>
, 1863-03-29
r.<&uA COMMISSION.

NJ -grc ,ess,a tie l,rieS=a'es: aiHiloiat-
n ~ err Yates, laI.'. ! JOINT resolution
"a -. ~r;1a,are, to ri:-rsen' ~ '.lr IAa.
~ -, <,,hc1ities * En'atIA Of The NoTh-
nil ~ tsf nsc,Ss:ty ci greatly s1f .r.sse1
IA :t-.:i, far Cur :>r"i:lc:s,3 - he
la deri1f1 ta defer l1ai1 y:-;r -
971 :tsAt. t6fe ote'"e-
,,.r # Nav. IL r:,'w II the :lt.'-:=:.y
-:~.;,s ;noe:ts.:. s,atis,;cs i: u. garry
:,.:,r lie Csns.i;sa ss;t!, ,v;,Ecs. !: will
, 1863-03-29
Df%crscr.t TO he &IlDf.

I>:I.SAroI!s, Maf,h 2>-frtt t;cl. H..
all. w!;n !as tecn detailed ii return IL.
Il r'',> sr t:t S:Itr=tf i,stiina OH, ind II
line.s, aud wl' ha> his hrGfgnalters Ia thi.
lily, i:aa been VERY &utcr:afa!: Large nan,
acI. ii shesiadG!css have taken tdvA:ttl,s vi
;lt 1'Erriticnt> very ltrIrnt 'l,i 'iu'1alt. rai
," f1s.abs"nters return, Without I.n-.r u
,n,-l,nent, hefotc tue III II a rril, and l1ve
= puEfttl themselves t. tAc variu.s ,Uilit,tr
:, n,ez1..r. within General IIazcnll't 4lto 4gt.
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1! IL ut desct:crs found after the taps: Of =
,tu~'u;ati. time for their return, viii, If ar.
1.st,d, he tho,-tEc penalty fur tls>e!.ion-
, 1863-03-29
'Et,c E'ir>x E3ssn1urliy I-cnso:a
4'u~..-.A Verdict of Guilty
Found.


Thomas C, S.h>ci.tt. Of Meade county, II.
dr:,.d ,tr t.ea=rr lit The tnite.l SAFES Cir,nit
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,,ny ,a.t snt 81 steT,I,y YsrGict of gully WIS
1ci,dc:rt acais,s. him. TIE easc WIS tried bt'
G,,. H.. Lion. Ri mi Bai1a.a, The prosecution
conducted ly III l,scl. appointed District Al.
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