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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
HAINES BROTHERS,
PIANO.FORTE MANUFACTURERS

S:AINEs ! BROTHERS,
pIANO.FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
wAREROoMs No To BROADWAY.
MASON 4 HAMLIN's CABINET OR
w OANS to 81 Give soqs eschi price go 70 500
zach Improvement everything o the Meodoon or
nsrnoniu t.ad Sec written tcsamou. oi uofe thau oDe
hnra-ra II the most eiuea ard orrsnisfs Of leading
cl, the great excellence o these iHs;nnons aud te.I
.utcd5.y % al Of their FrVae md pnbli,
Catalogue. sort nee Nsf9ocm' Ses 1'a A1ioe4 d.
Ncw.iort Address MASON BROTHERS.
DIANOs, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS,
ofysrog. makers whors.c aAd retail 10 ct or by In
sameui. or favorable feeuaeis HarmoIiunl. sa
perior. 80 10 $50; with p.iaa fi,O to 500.
}. VI. FELTON,, No etl Broadway, ucAF !'th-si.' y l.
NRlNCE IS Co.'S IMPROVED PATENT
4 MFLODFOSS and ORGASs stand 4 the h"ai 81 IN
srnmonts o. this class The iac het s ~ oi Them ar no"
~ us and that the 4nuac.urr Of W nstrume per month
Is sufccnt 10 meet 10 demand ne psoo ol the r''n'l
ton which they he'd oy the pubic. Prices rom -
~ b ia5. lAuaif4isi aialOsa.s sent ne" =. a.
OEO. A. PRINCE 20, no 81 sn!.on ", New 'foTs.
OAVEN a. BACON.
IL Msnulroiufrr. Of OIsnd and Square PlANO-lORIEs
M-rerooi No 10 Grgnd.s' hf0aANny y u The .ons
pfoduce Instruments Unsurpassed by aiy other c,so'nnen'
our personal attention j. gseuto the tonucuon improve
ment and ,odncon Of al essential changes ,ht may oe
required make perfect fanot f"cAAsfs are IN
VI call rld anime large sfsotiens oi fltso-
witch We are now olenng fuyotub!s tcTnlA
Dc.enpi!se c.seua's 'on' oy mai.
SUPERIOR 7-octave PIANOS, with full iron
- frame. escrsiruus bass. &c, Low FOR CASH.
J. %. DAVIES, No ,oi hrooms b., wet Of hroad~ay
NNORCESTER's HlNGED-PLATE PIANO
w kORIES.-fheso !nsIrmcn's are zee nnmendco ~
Oosehals Mason, Niles Mos'n. bcfse Ftasr ena oil'rs
IS possessing double the volnr end musical quality o fno'
of come. pouGlns scale made upol te Anssy in..od
Wafoloouls corner lihsi. and '14'.. Aew'i 'sA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
DIANOs. MELODEONS, HARMONIUMS

Of ysrog. makers whorsge and rct. 10 Jet, or by In
.lmeu. or favorable terms Pesuaeis Narmciun., ~.
r,fiof so 10 4gi5; with p.ials SitJ to $50.
j. ". FELTON,, No e&l Broadway, uc4r lsihst, y. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, N. Y
The Fty.second Semi small Session will Nov
2 For Circulars apply to d. ). ROWE, 4. NJ Principal,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
dst ,&rtgmunO da9lg.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE s, Isss.
General Lee

Il is too generally known, to raise any question oil
prudence in speaking of It, that Gen. Lee has Pu' ms
army 10 motion. His designs are known only to nim-
self and those with whom it his duty to- eonier.-
few days will disclose hem 70 the public, VINO are
Wiling to wait patiently in full co hdercs that the re-
suit viii viudicate tie wisdom Of what he undertakes
A forward movement on his part has been for some
time anticipated BY The enemy, ard is regarded with
very percepdble uneasinees. Whether he Is about TO
Justify their apprehension, by crossing the BsPPahar-
mock we have no better Of detern ing than our
readers Should he do So eveuts Of grea consequence
nlnst sneedilY Pillow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

May goth, while walking sorg deep creek near Isa
bella he discovered urmstskabe signs OF decaying mat
ter. Upon close examination Of the spot, he found the
bodies Of both his father 5roiser, With their throlts
cut from car the head of the little bov being sev
cred nearly from the body The bodies were in good
state OF preservation, and the faces looked natural.
The old man was poor but worthy citizen, was a
friend TO all and it he surmised what feelings
prompted the perpetrators of the hOrd commit
IT, gTg OF hiteen persons have been ARE ted on
suspicion Great excitement exists there concerning the
matter 1t probable that the psoners will have to 10
taken to another county for trial. as he does not think
jury can be obtained there. Able counsel as been en-
gagged by both the prosecution and defence Chronicle
and 81 mimi 2lsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

HoRRID MURDER IN WORTH County, GA gentle.
man writing from Isabella Worth county, Ga gives the
following facts (;
During last winter old gentleman named George
Kerce and his son. young lad, mysteriously dlsap-
peared No one knew whittier they had gone Many
said they bad LETT for parts unknown; others said they
had gone the Federal; but afew suspected that
there had been foul play The last named parties said
nothing. but kept watch on those were busy in
giving currency to uuiounded statements. According
TO the rumors put aAoat by the suspected parties Kerce
had been seen in several places, but no could posi-
lively state where Kerce had five sons in the army in
the i4th Georgia Regiment. One of these came home
few DAYS since No satisfied with the many rumors
aoat concerning his father and brother, he
menced investigating the matter searching several
places where he thought the bodies might have been put
away in case they had been murdered On Wednesday,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
War 70 the Knife

The New York Tribune makes public an iusoent let
ter that purports TO have been written to Jefferson
Davis, By the crazy fanatic, Major General D. Hunter
who commands the Yankee forces in South Carolina
The following paragraphs display It's spirit and tenor
The United States Gag protect all its defender
white black or yellow Several negroes in the employ
ment of the Government, in the Western Department
have been cruelty murdered by your authorities aud
ohers sold into SIyery. Every outrage Of this kind
rgan,t the laws OF and humanity, which may take
place in this Department she'll be followed by the inn
mediate execution OF the rebel of highest rank in my
possession; for man, these executions will certainly
take place for every one murdered, sold into sla-
very than death. On your authorities will rest
tie responsibility Of hayiUg uaugurated this barbarous
policy, and you will be held responsible in this world
and the world TO come for ali the blood thus shed.
IN the month Of August last, you declared all those
engaged in armng the negroes fight for their country
% be feODs and directed the immediate execution Of al
such a. should be captured. / have given you 10
enough TO reflect on your folly. now give you notice
that unless this order is Immediately revoked, wi at
orce cause the execution of every Rebel officer, and
every Rebel Shareholder in my possession. This sad
state Of things may be kindly ordered by an swise
Providence to Induce the good people Of the North 10
act earnestly, and 70 realize that they at war
Thousands OF lives may thus be saved.
Presuming this document to be genuine, We have only
TO say that no prisoners should be taken in South
Carolina The war there least should be under the
back flag Indeed the atrocities of the enemy every
where their fragrant disregard of the rules that govern
civilized warfare and especially their systematic bar
bariies to noncombsttans have brought most of our
Ope TO the conclusion that quarter should never again
be given asked by troops Should the war come
70 this it will be accepted by brave armies without
reprosch as to the cause aud without fear as to the
seopanra
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
Home Defence.

Newspapers beseech the people to organize for hOU
defence. The people tWidde their thumbs and DO moth
lag. Each man waits for his neishbor to move, and
nobody strs. The man of property thinks he is too
good to do dirty soldier work, and the of no pro-
perty seeing this refuses to bulge inch. Days and
weeks wasted in idleness, while the Yankees
bus.y organizing their cavalry. We must conclude
either that the people don't believe there is any danger
they would rather their property destroyed than
shoulder musket, or they need the wholesome nfu-
ence of law compelling them to make show Of that
msnliness in which they are plainly wanting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

Particulars Oy TIE EXPLOSION OF THE GUSBoIr
CHArIAHOOCHIR-The boiler exploded ahilst the vessel
At anchor, and ut the time there only seven
pounds Of steam. The disaster happened Immediately
after the cold water had been put in the boiler
The magazines Of the g ip within three feet Of
the boiler aud the shell room as near. As soon az the
explosion occurred panic commenced, the meu jumped
overheard fearing the explosion of the magazine and
she'll rooms. At this point, the gunner, Mr. John T.
Love the absence Of the st Lieutenant took charge
and displayed great energy and courage in saving lie
and property AID 10 reassurng the panic stricken men
The ship was found to be filing, when the poor
wounded and burned sufferers were landed, together
with the personal effects Of the crew and officers Il
was raining and blowing very hard and the bank was
very muddy upon which the wounded were l1nded Tie
poor fellows lay writbi0g and grooming in the mud for
some time before they could be got to cotton gin
by.
The ship was hauled in the shore and has sunk
to her deck settling firmly the bottom The powder
and shells are total loss.
The guns have been landed and the e-inch and rifle
are already in position ut strong point, and although
the loss Of the vessel and the brave is much TO be
depOred vet, with the guns ashore, manned by the
gpenddly drilled Of the late Chattahoochee the
river ia much safer than ever before.
Aidshipman Mallory died at the Ladies' Hospital, In
this city, yesterday evening at five o'clock.
He is the same gallant little fellow woo pus' ed his
way first aboard the United States rgate Congress- at
Hampton Roads after she had struck her coors to the
Virginia Columbus Sun.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

SPEECH FROM GEN. PENBERroS.-The Jackson Mis-.
issippiau of the sOh, publishes speech made by Gen.
Peubertou after three repulses of the enemy. is IS
follows:
'You have heard that was incompetent and traitor,
and that it was my intention to sell Vicksburg. Follow
me spd YOU will see The cost at which will sell Vicks.
burg. When the las, pound beef bacon and -four
the last grain OF corn the last cow and hog and horse,
and dog shg be consumed, and the last man shall have
persisted in the trenches then, and only then will sell
Tieksburg"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

A little sop Of VIM R Crow, of Washing on counry,
Va, vas keI some Two weeks ago by the falling Of
tee
Northern tapers say that P.erpont is elected Cover
nor OF Virgaia Cowper Lieut.GoVernor, and Bowten
Attorney General.
TIE Nstoral lntelligencer ia being used up by tue
Washingtol Chronicle for supporting the admins
traitor.
The London Tines says the Federals badly
whipped ~ the fight At Charlottesville.
The New Yort herald says Hooker's deplorablc
failure At Ctaucelos, lie makes the administration fear
he canBo, resist Lees alY.nee
AdmiTa! FOote is to relieve Dupont Oh the Sopther
coast
The benevolent people Of Augusta county are pre-
paring TO take cue Of the unfortunate exies om ess
Gro Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
DIED.

y-ye tie uoi u Jdne the "a Of hopping coosb
DFla ANA A aged ilTes yebs, sixteen days only child ~
Milo Rtbecsa Hllna l.
How 1l-st vas she, III, So transient years
Passed he an eyeLirg lnee,r's aght
; or dan With gust, dun wi.h tear,
Whose course as thOfi, clJgded bright
Killed, LdVa!ds Dero'. yictBlu-g My 10TH carr
WH =. P EluNGlO', 1t Missouri Vols. 70. merry Of OF
/ esvtlc Y.
chnona pape sll.H'e Pr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

observation-disclosures A. the lsfe term OF Bs'
kef Superior Cov-t, Geo, ga, jujgA r. II. CLARKE dis
charged Wm. A. Pa terson from military arrest Oh the
groutd-: /. to render cOlscipt liable 20 the
rules and Ht'c Of var, he shall FIRST be mustered into
service. . He cannot be ttea;ed deserter ubtil at
tee enrolment and ne usa 20 obey. Tie occupation
OF an oversecr makes him military exempt. In this
case the conscrpt had been arrested on the 2sth April
1868, while acting as OVerseer for a widow lady, 10
who'e service h began on the llth Decemb T, 1852 -
re had no notice whatever Of his enrolment, or Of
a,y order 70 report for duty when the arrest was act.
aly made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
p --- he Confederate State, q Aner.e..

JEFFERSON DA'l
Pr. 81. .etis Confederate State, q Anere..
To all 'sLoa Dlag e1aclga:
Where's, CrssGs Mu5Hs Esquire Her BrIanolc vajestl
Consult rhr IN r pUd I'd S.ate ofYrg MIA (1aiy
c0gn'zed ~ t1cu E-'qI3~ issucd b. former Govern
n,,t, Which We ae o' o. Nc, The duly oris
atert i'r 80 y'.r e.. b. rginis) did recet;y
tssur % 30 'o1'.l g. .g, a.r 'hsn the ei'v ~
I.ul ., ..s .... ,,,..,., Of.
- IA A Doe 5a- n,-nt n st,ts nj.
Conu og'r sci r be Tu.h rity he nav Nv.
received 10 stt IN bfSf ts t5 4tat Il er iiannr
aiei,y BIZ re luther orsp'r DO he held with hi ~
Her vi ST. 'on,u The port "a -cA.o.d md yh- eas he
sid Go GE "Co,R at ~, vrc acclinv 10 said rquet
cred In cTespOnleGce j-siy Consul IA the Sec
retiy Wa q the Co f.ieata eby dlsregardlrs
tn legitimate authority Of III, Govsrrms
Thee. IN re'ore ar n d-clae l,f longer rer gpze
the said GtOaGE NO H-r sy Con. al In any
part OF thee Coat rate Shtsg F. 10 10 exercise or
etioy any Of tn uectiDnS prEssS allowed
20 suls ~ u ct B'ltAin And 90 IKE and annul my
eXeqlatur heretofore 20 said MOORE Nyt Gov
trnment which formerly hrze gtt exequatur
sssgeut Of re Sac Of Ersni md DE J. tn sis ex qua
tur 10 be abs"lut " null and y,f9 o. jsy forward
In testimony whereof ed ers TO he made
patent and the Sal the Cuufsde II
heTeu u Affixed
~ Gwen under ~ hand this fn1 day Of June 10 the
- three.
l.i nedl JiFyERsoN DAVIS
By he nre,, lent
lSg-edl BENJAMIN
yeS ~ etaIy Of State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

The Savannah Republican learns that Brig. zen VIM
n r Waller has been promoted to Major General
ship.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

VANDALISM IN JACKSON, HlssIssIPPI,-Thc following
extract from letter received from Jackson, Miss, is
but in keeping with the conduct Of the enemy against
whom we are battling:
Il must tell You of some Of the outrages committed
by the vandsls Besides destroying every pound Of
food they could find in the stores and on the plantations,
they destroyed furniture, fences killed milk COWS and
hogs, leaving them lying on the ground Even good Old
Bsbop Green was visited very hardly. They took his
sermons and scattered and tamped them in the mud
took fayore prayer book aud cut it up chopped his
pano and meo3eon pieces and even carried OF his
robes At the church they carried of the robes and CT
fertory plates.
9Th robbed a woman with four children Of her COW
and pigs took her last pound Of meal from her, re-
usng to leave her any her children aud even took
off cake that was cooking, saying they intended to
starve them out Ladies' wardrobes were sacked, the
clothing torn pieces, aud everything like ewelry was
carried off One prisoner taken yesterday had fifteen
watches besides jewelry. Fences, hedges and shrub
berry were wantonly destroyed-indeed every outrage
that fendish malignty could suggest But will not
shock you further with the recital Of these cruel wrong
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

MURDER OF An ENROLLING 0FrlcER.-Colonel james
K McAnaly. enrolling officer for the Mayes' Mil Dis
trct 10 CIR Ager county, Tenn, wayiaid aud shot
dead IRON his horse the night Of the LIST instant
We are informed that the indications IN the ground
show the most deliberate and studied preparation for
the terrible deed The Place selected lonely nook
in the forest by which the deceased in the habit
Of passing late in the evening The murderer prepared
a rest for his gum opened a vista through the bushes
to the road so that his fire would not be obstructed,
aud when the unconscious victim of bis malice ep-
peared about dark discharged from double shot
gum one muske ball and thirtynne buck shot into his
body, killing bin instantly. Colonel &cAnaly was one
of the first citizens of Granger county, and az we are
informed, most devoted Southern patriot Wneh 'ne
war commenced, though an old man, he led company
into the service and only retired, after much gallant
service, under the pressure of shattered health A'h
enrolling officer he had been very Jealous IN tne as
charge Of bis dut e. and to this fact is ATTRIBUTED tne
msee that in 40 foul and dastardy manner sent him,
without moments warning, to his final account
RnorrHe register
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08

TAX ON ToeAcoo.-In reply to an inquiry submitted
to the Secretary of the Treasury by several mauufactu.
rers of Lynchbug whether tobacco held bv the manu-
facturer is liable or not to the Confederate tax, that
officer replies as follows:
GenAsaen-The question submitted in your letter Of
the 3Oth ut having been considered, have to reply
that all tobacco whether manufactured or unmanulac-
tured of growth production of any year. precet-
ing this wear s subject under section Of the Tx Act,
to tax of per upon Its value. And it is mna-
teria whether it had been manufactured during the
present or any year preceding this am clearly Of the
opinion that the manufacturer Of tobacco is not the
producer in contemplation Of paragraph Is, section
of said act and that Commission Merchants liable
for the II per Npon all sales made of m,nufsc-
tured tobacco for manufacturers others than the pro
ducers or growers of the article. Whoever holds or
controls the tobacco the lst Of July, whether tx
manufacturer or his agent will be required to make
turn thereof to the Assessor and pay the tax to the
Collector of the Distrc. wherein he may reside.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
~ Fee programme Of the day.

FOR JUDGE.-We are authorized to an
nonce THONAsP GonDE candidate for the Office Of Judge
in hese'or ici7cu IN place Of Jaige GhOlson rsslsneL
je5-ijyl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
LETTERS PlTkYT.
JEFFERSON DAgI

REvoEISG Ezist,i". W GEoEeS soo.E; Hza Bnrssc NJ,
Jfsry's C5isUL AT Rr.HHoSD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
SALT. SAL,
NOTICE TO TAX.PAYEuS.

DE it Ordained by the Counc of rhe city Of
- Richmond that the Collector = the CITY Taxes shR
uzy give no,e In ~ TIE daily reEspspers Of THE
city, 10 6ten days prior to the 18th day June thathe viii
s'uA his flee daily b'iwe he hours Of 9oclo,k A. NJ,
o'clock NJ from the i5ht N Of jan inclusive
Tor the purpose receiving from person charged with city
taxes the whole half OF the amount tax oh Igef de-
citing from the whole amount one-na she case may be-
ten perceuu The coll hail. IN Ike manner give
notice for Geea prior the 18th day Of DeceoeT that he
will attend his daily tbs s0oye hours
m m 5h - the 3 Of December lnca've for inc purpose
OF receiving from who has area PAID one ha only
m the city HIM. the remaining hail. deduetng
from sucl half tn per ,enIGm thereon.
In nns.nca Of the b We orins-ce, passed January
1lb S55 will attend az tie Coecto 8 uf the City Hail.
io he I5n 10 TIE s)h Of month, for the purpose Of
'e ii g., ,a'' " JULIUs HoasON GER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-08
NOYNERS WHITE ND HACK SILL.

NJ ANTED-A Situation. by Young Lady
Teach hool a private fauly-to teach n, cots.
In l-h ursn,h-'. GO3i can be giYeu
Il IRDiTH A. CVIDJlE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02
Reconstruction The Northwest.

NEw YORK, Jan. 3l.-The ATLANTA, Ga,
IntettfgeHcer says, the resolutions introduc-
ed by Mr. Foote in Congress bearing upon
reconstruction of our Government with
the Northwestern States we desire now
solomnly to protest against, and we trust
that they will be tabled by the Confederate
Congress whenever they are taken up to
be considered. We are fighting this war
for Southern independence aud for Gov.
eminent of Southern States, recognizing
African slavery as an institution ordained
by God, beneficial to mankind, necessity
in our social and political relations as
States and in our intercourse with all other
nations or States, Hence the admission of
any free States into our Union is not only
repugnant to US but it will be only con-
tinuance of that evil which has brought on
the war and which to get rid of we are
now fighting. If the Northwestern States
shall shake of the North and East and set
up for themselves new Government and
desire to be ut peace with the South, no
barrier will be placed in their way by our
Government and we shall be willing to
treat with them as an independent Govern
ment in peace rs friends, in war as foes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-02
ELECTION NOTICE

VIE NEW STATE COMMISSIONERS hays an
= Polnts the following named gentlemen Con.
ductors to conduct, and Commissioners to sunerin
tend the election to be held
Thursday, tho 5th day OF Feb, Iss3,
at the several election precincts in this county for
eu per OF ths state Convention In the place Of Cor
don Battelle, deceased:
Atthe house of Samuel Mcconnell in FL. IT,.
Elscd nDistrtct-John NJ. oldham Conductor Eb,
enezer Buchanan, Alex. McConn and Edward Nc
Cansland, Commissioners 14e
=, AT brotherton's Tavern, same district-Thomas Y.
1n Hoy C9nducteE John Pairson, Elijah Moore and
James Anderson, Commissioners
At the town Of West Liberty in tina Sa,o,J III,
Ston Dlstrict-Jehn English, Conductor; Levi Min.
S"nn Glusn and VIM Waddie, COMMISSIONER
=. AT woods Hun School House. in the Thir Elec.
ZION SIOG nstTlct-aeorge Thompson, Conductor James
sioners. '' N''t'AA'-
AT AtGtnSou's School House, same pfstrict-JomsS
Snodgrass, Jr- Conductor: Samuel McColIoch Ebans-
IeT McColloch and Jesse WeIls Commissioners.
Al Lne town OF TTiadephia, In the Fourth Flee
tIo DlstEict-S II. B. Carter, Conductor David Arm
strong Isaac Bently and VIM Parris Commissioner
4, al inc Etrst Ward Hose House, in the Fifth EIec
non District-Iohn Parker, Conductor; W, r. HoIIi
uAy, EiuAH Day aud Samuel Irwin, Commi SsionerS
~ me Sohrt House, In the Sixth Election District
Nv. d. Berryhill. Conductor; Alex. Paxton A. W.
clemens and Jacob Singleton, Commissioners
y, AZ the Fourth Ward HOse UOuse, in the Seventh
EteSllon D,stTict--JRnes N. Ewing, Conductors Hen.
j ISus'h' james Launder and Benz. Exley. Commits.
At the Centre Wheeling School IIouse =, the
E'Gntn Election District-M T. Reed Conductor. II .
ID; h,nooard' John Cloudy aud Henry EchcIs, Com.
At the south Wheeling School House. same Dis
ttIlSt-Jhnes VI. Wheat, Conductor; Stephen Water
'''i ~ =" hughes anu Andrew Hall, Commission.
i.roo., AL0NZ0 LORING,
JNA"''1u Sheriff OF Ohio County