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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

LOSSES OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMI.--A
correspondent Of the Savannah Republican
gives the following as what he believes to
have been the losses Of the Confederates
in the battles named: Our loss in killed
and wounded at Fort Donelson. may be
roughly estimated ct $500; at Roanoke
and on the North Carolina coast. 800 at
EIkhorn, $500; at Shiloh, 10000; at
williamsburg, Seven Pines, and before
Richmond, 10000; in the Valley of the
Shonandoah, 5000 at Cedar Run. 200 ;
at the second battle of Manassas, 5000; at
Boouston and Champion Gaps, 1000; at
Sha-psburg, 10000; at Coriuth, 1000; at
Perryyille, 5000; aud 5000 for those who
have fallen at outposts, in skirmishes, &c.
These figures added together mako the
enormous sum Of $4,000. OF this number
Il would be safe TO say that one-third, or
25 900. are now in their graves, having
either been killed outright or died from their
wounds. Quite as many-probabiy m ore
have died from sickpess. To this should
be added $4,000 moro for those who have
been MANNED spd whose health has beer
ruined for iifo. Thus our loss for ter
months of the present year. may be estimated
at 66 900 men, who have either persisted o.
have been disabled. If the whole truti
we're known, they would probably reacl
100 900 by tho end Of the year, for th'
deaths from disease In the hospitals, II
camp, and at home, generally exceed thos
in battle. For evsry year the war continue
We must expect our casualties to be quit
as heavy as they have been the present"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

CUmosITY.- Curiosity in children should
NOT be checked. No matter how iequisitive
or troublesome with questions child may
be-, its curiosity only needs to be direeted--
to be turned into proper channels. Curl
oslty Is a very large element In that insatia-
BILE thirst for knowledge that ieads to such
vast results In scholarship. Cultivate aud
direct It. II your child asks foolish ques'
tions, show it how to become interested in
something that will lead to sensible ques
lions. A child largely endowed with curl
osity is o child of good promise.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
WHOLE NO. 67S.
Emancipation Proclamation by the
President Of the United States.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1st, 1893.
Whereas, on the 22d daJ Of September,
10 the yosf Of our Lord 1869, Proclams-
ton was issued BY tho President Of the
United States, containing. among other,
things the following, 70 wit That on tho
let day Of January, 10 tho year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty three
All persons held as slavcs within any State
or designated part Of Stste, 10 the people
thereof shall be In rebellion against the
United Statos, shall be then, benceforth and
forever free, and the Executive Govorumept
OF the United States, including the Military
and Naval authority thereof, will recognize
and maintain tho freedom OF such persous,
and will do no act or acts to reprcss such
persons, or any of them, in any effort they
may make for their actual freedom: That
the Executive will, on the lst day Of Jan
uary aforesaid, issue u Proclamation, desie.
mating the States and parts Of States, n any,
in which the people therein respectively
sbsli then be 10 rebellion against the United
States, sod the fact that any State or the
people thereof shall, on that day, be in good
faith represented 10 the CoDgross Of tho
United States, by members chosen thereto,
OF the elections where majority OF the
qualified voters of such States shall have
participated, shall, 10 the absence OF strong
countervailing testimony, be deemed con-
elusive evidence that such State and the
people thereof are not 10 the rebellion
sgainst the United States.
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln,
President OF the United States, by virtue of
: the power in me vested as Commander-ip-
Chief Of she Army and Navy in time Of
( actual armed rebellion against the authority
.o a, n's y. .uo o"aou S'e,os, s"
o eno = w .ua no1ey ,y Ia' neasuse ~ ~.
Q SSuPp. SSIs I s.'u .oyon, u1' on VIZ ~
A usy " os"ur =" 'uo yost VI vuI 1Viu ono
. J snsuos.s 49, III anu Sly ss1ess
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y .uo poyRt. ~" ooo' Ipcyry so S ~" .sy
II ,eoeH'Vn 'sa'ns' '"e op"eu o'a'es sne
= ionosiog
= aIssa'. q. p lsAss, LOUISIANA 9Acep. psfsn'
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IS siJ ~" !. o. ~ n'i .na oans ineu1lsg sns
is T,y.a pny y, Nss nSs o;osos % ss's.,pP1 AaSen.
IS rlot,ua, voorge, sonin caroline, NORM
ns Oaionna, and 'ng,nia, c1cspI tne 40 couu-
"A nes ueaignsMu a. 1e., 'ng'sm, ap9 a,so
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NoloA anu aoisoun nhIcu eAcePsou
'g pam s1e Io' .ue Plosen. 'el' precseiy %
OF sno P1oo'Au,auon .s uso no. peeu ssucu, ano
s1tne oi tue power, eno ior tns pu.post
aforesaid 90 order and declare tha, all per
os' nS nou - Saws s,. ~.a'n ues'sns'9a Sssse
or arc pas% 81 o. .. osa'es arc now anu eenceio.
be .io suau w 10y, sIu uss tne .Aeca,s ,,N
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

UNISrESrIoNAL JoKEs.-The man who
makes a joks without ;utendiug Il, frequent
ly amuses us more than the most ingenious
of professional jokers--as when the milk.
msn In the play is charged With putting
oalves' brains 10 his milk, he answered,
"Brains I never had such thing in my
head" 1t was the same sort of q case when
juryman having asked the Judge to ex-
cuse him from serving on account Of deaf
meas, the latter said. "Could you not bear
my charge TO the grand Jury ?" "Yes. I
heard it" said the man. "but l eouldn't
make any sense of.it."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
CHARDoN GEAUGA COUNTY. OHIO FRIDAY. JANUARY g. 1863
when You have leatucd to love ber for your

when you have leafucd to love her for your
own sake" .t. .tae 1lginit
A few moments later Marcia found her
self clasped in the arms OF Walter Maryland's e
mother, Who welcomed Tho orphan With
true aiTec ION, and called her daughter
But, whom the bright-oyed maiden, April
came, dropping flowers at evory step. and
whsporine sweet songs In tho ears Of the
birds, MARGIN had indeed found mother az
woll ss noble hearted husband upon whose
manly bosom sho might lay her bead, and
say sbo was truly blessed. r..rs,.f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

Fifteen years have passed, and Marcia
Anderson was alone in the world. Her
fashionable mother had found an onrly
grave, aud her fathor had become o bank
rupt; and died with grief Friends that
once smiled on her, now knew her not.
She was truly alone.
One of her friends. little moro generous
than the rest. had offered FER home until
she CO uld find another; but, after few
weeks, she received hints that she was no
longer wanted there, and one day, when
| she went out in search of employment, she
determined not to return to that house.
But no one seemed to have anything for
| ber 10 do. Night was coming on. cold and
dreary. Old friendSpassed her without the
slightest nod of recognition and even he
who was to have been her friend and pro-
tector bowed cooily to her.
"And this is the world" she murmured---
"when would charm with my gold. they
we're all smiles but, now that my gold is
gone. they know me not. Arthur, too, is
like the rest. Oh, Heaven, sustain me in
this trying moment i aia ed
At that moment a tall, handsome gentle
man stepped mp to her, and asked;
! "Hsve ! tho honor Of addressing Miss
Anderson = no. t9
THAT is my name" che replied. d.
"Are YOU in search of q home and en-
pioymont :" he asked lu igst
She looked up into his face. 1t was a
frank. manly one; she was not afraid tt
trust him. and she answered:
"oh. yes; can you tell mo where cat
find them = ..
"Yes. Yondsr white cottage with The
: green blinds, is not stylish house, but 1t il
q quiet, comfortable one And there I
loving mother, gentle sister, and swee
. little cousin are ever waiting to greet you.
She looked up in aslonishmont, and said
Il do not think understand you rightly.
"Miss Anderson" be went on with en-
: thusiasm. "once very little girl gayc
d silver dollar to starving boy. and was pun
sbed for 80 doing. Tho food and fue
which that money purchased revived tn
starving family; and the next day he wen
out in search of employment and found Il
Gradually, as the boy neared manhood, tbei
circumstances changed, until. at last the
found themselves In a happy home sur
rounded by all tho comforts and many Q
] the luxuries of life. But deep 10 the hear
y of each is onshriued the memory of tha
= angel and her name Is there, q hcnsebol
e. word, too sacred to be mentioned befor
tho rude world. Miss Anderson, the boy
: here. the mother and sister and waiting fc
you in the. cottage yondes. Will you i
my sister 7"
III remember yor." she said. looking U
into his face with happy smile
y "Heaveu has indeed raised me up frion'
= will be yous sister. but / will work vii
> you. and will not be burden to you"
swell, If you must have employment.
have q little cousin whom you may teac
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Marcia Anderson,s Reward.

It was a cold day in November, 10 tho
city oi.--. the wind sighed mournfuliy,
aud tho sleet ratified against the windows,
making a dismal sound. All nature seemed
TO 10 mourning tho death of tho flowers,
and even little Marcia Andersen sighed, as
she looked out OF u window of her grand
home, aud thought how long it would be
before summer would come again. Aud, as
she gszed out upon the warning elements,
she Noticed that a little boy, barefooted and
ragged, bat upon the stone iu front Ct tho
house. He was cryirg bitterly. In an in'
slant she had sprung from her chair. Tho
uext she was beside the lad, with hor lit:le
arms aronud bis neck.
"wha. ails you, poor li.tlc boyl' she
asked.
"Oh, ] am so hungry, aud have nothing
20 cat. Motbor and sister arc starving too.
Mother can't get any work. nor | cant
neither. Oh, wish could die sobbed
the boy,
MARCIA Marcial" called voice from
within.
"Thcrc's ma0ma calling rue,' said the
lcIiid; '1he don't like to have me talk Il
ragged children; but papa says they arc al
good as we arc"
.Marc:a Marcia !" was again called.
There. mus, 60. But am sorry yo,
are hungry and amt got any thing for yos
to eat. Oh ]! you shall have that silver dol
lar Uncle Joe gavo me this morning. Her
il TO-" ao3- 4.sa tGa.l
"Marcia, come in this instantl'
"Oh, YOU are go good J. exclaimed tn
boy. Il never will forget you--nerer T.
Ho raised bis great melancholy ewes t
her plying ones MS he ep0ke, and Marci
never forgot what volumes Of gratitude wa
spoken thore. A fashionably dressed lad
now made her appearance at tho door.
"He~ dare you disobey me !: che asks
of the trembling child, giving her sting
ing slap upon her wbi.o shoulder. Tber
catching her by the arm. she dragged be
into the house and closed the door. leavin
the boy with tbrobbing heart and fiasbiD
eyes, and standing outside.
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put on. "a ae
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-12
NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

-
No f7un Factory, College street on the Hn
Asst surgeon,C, Y. HAYNES, US V.
a e-UniversIty Building, Market street, on the
NHU Hiu. Asst. surgeon, r. d. LYNDr Us. v.
g s--Fnsley's Building, Sc corner Public square.
Surgeon, lKwIs d. HARtow.
s--Howard High school, College street, on the
HlIl. 9. II, BILL, Surgeon In charge.
% b-3an Fuosory, upper erd Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, Y. B. BLAsEH
e-college strset, zesr Broad. Surgeon, CnAs.
sohtusER
7--coIlsge street, betwoea Church and Broad
Act asst. Surgeon, q " FRANoE
e s-Masonio Hall, Church st Get, near Summer.
Asat. surgeon, D. BAcHE.
s-oarriags Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Asst. Surgeon, g. 5TEsNaN
% W1O--Ms8loai College, College street, on the Hil.
f act. Asst. Surgeon, W. X BoWiiHs.
aIf-"PEsr Houar - on tue University Pike.
act. Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HootE.
I2--Broedway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, FRED. Shy MoUR
I3-Uume High School Spruce streat, cor. Broad.
Asst Surgeon, A. II. SIXTH, u s. A.
B' 1i--Fomale school, Church street, iear ohatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, JoHs n PHiLLIPS
15-Hynes High School, Line streN corner sum
meT. Surgeon, W. NJ. OHANBaRs'
:, le-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WElSH
"IT-osFtoKas HosFfrAL -Plauters Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderok. Surgeon,
WM ARNOLD.
1s-Corner Church and College streets. Surgeon,
s. PLUMBER.
le-Morrls 4 STATIONS Building, No. IA Market
street. Surgeon, W. II. GoRDos.
" 2O-Baptst church, Summer street Surgeon, -
GOOpwH.
21- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
NJ M. HOJToH.
22-Hardoastle ., outh Market street. Surgeon,
--. BECKwITu
23--COrner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CBAMBERIS.
25--Corner Market and Clark streets A, A surg
ADAM fRAU
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MILITIA II Y.
0EsAnrmsHI AeAOSyAELEe'; ,-.l !,

DEPART MEhT hEADQOARTE ERo,
iDstartaasfii-- -iicsdQuartora ON High street MAJ
Gon HoaoCruns, commanding.
Chiff guarta1rsas,1--li ieaiqunrters High htrcet,
nehr CEDAR Lieut. Co iuo ", Taylor.
olief i,asissar n eaoguarter on summer utreet,
pssr Broad Lieut.. Col 8 slmnona.
proaoa Marshdl 0sa1ral = heaaluartsFa on High
street Capt ". n. Wiles
Aasi-iaaf ffoilool DsTeeioF-surgoon A. henEy Thar,
atom IL B Nola., "a lhory street.
POST HEADQuARTERa,
.s,- Hes dQuarloEs ou Oellege siTee1, between IN
tor sd Cnurch atrdefs, (Df Watold reaidencel Con,
M IA Mitchell. commencing
Cilef f.,isfanf oudItcrlaasr IN charge OF Depot
and nisbursing Oaioor--fa C. y. y hodges on
gg,erry strest between DO and thnrch
Asisia.i C,,ariafnast. lr ehNge o. .lothiaS' Vs.al
ana aArraon Equipa6si 81 'hAfAet s'i'e" 0Ape
Thoa, J, coz. % ,,..t .,,,.,.
As,itsai Quarlfyaonsr-.r charge oi Sh.ll . e.-s
tSt1,es lssues 20 Hospitals, Qoartora etc Vapt
R Mexican Laporla. Cheisg niroel, between Nhu'0u
Sn1 1,,,'s',, charge Of Fuel, Forage
and stationery, No. 81 Market street Nsp' "nN
Isst,isn ouarssruiastar-In charge Of River iTans'
Dort.tion Capt. D stabbs, high street. o'a heao
quarters Con Roaocrana' II p.n-,.s
s.s'rtanf O,,aytsrasisisr--ln charge OF hanroea
rrsnsportaton, CAPT. B. Perkins, Jr' on ONeifl
btroct naar Theatre. -. 49,. ~ M..,s
Of Transportation, Public SHOPS. 30 A" "
Irwin, on ChefIystreet uelI lletH"'
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MAsoNic NOTICES.

o,pb.r,cad Lod0s No. s.-stated meetlngs on Sd
SATURDAY Of every month, At Odd Follows Hall, cor
Summer and Union streets John McClelland, w. M !
ID. Wnkin VIC slefere, J, WI JOS. heOTo-
ry Treah; Geo W Norvell Sec, W. y. Moore, ,. D.i
Is. Grewer, ,. d Z. FiedA, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No l--morton =. Howell, ~
Z High Priest AdnA Anderson, y klngi George
seIasTlo, g. scribej O, W ptdsn, Q, II John Nc,
Oielian4, d. ssti VI. 8 Brown, Il A. C.j y O Noes.
M.8V II r. sartaln, M. Nv. James Lumsdon, N
IVtR q Bransford, sec.i @ A. Fuller ? reas er.i h,
Fields Tyler Stated meeting on lh saturday OF
every month
MN ~ Howell, ID. r u. Nj Adua Anderson 7. q
III sheffield, Recorder j. Lumsdeni capt
Guard, E fiesds fyiof. Stated moetinea I'd hondey
Ia each month ,c,,
NaslpIe ComnandsrV No. John mcClellandi
Fntnrnt Commander Morton ID, Howell, Generalis
simo Adna audi srson Capt general Rev; W NJ.
Reed. prelato Thompson AnderaOn, Senior Nardeni
NJ 10 Wheeler Junior Warden q. ". Donigan,
Treasurer; "a. H. Harrison, Recorders r. Fields,
Gsntinoi Stated meetlngs on 9dfhnrsday ofeach
month. -, :, m
Ploss Lodos, No. 13t --hiortou B Howell, VI IT
Coz, \. N.;J BNen, w ~ hh tfeuha h,sSeo !
g. u Baker, freaau ,r vi, - u J9hn Oook,
] D%R Flalda, er Stated meetings on fourtn
saturday of every mnuth
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Lam. HIM, Grand seors,ary, s should be aa1. ess'

ions y. BIDn, Grand Seoretary, should DC s" sseed
az Nashgiile, Isa5s. t.
T,.u.ossas Lodge, No. l,Aeits every fuesaey Even
lng al their gau, on the corner Of Union ana sum
ner streeta The ohcers for the present term, are
Ino II, Mills, a,,n 4. hckWen, lr. ,Nvi John r.
Hide, secretary u. X spain, rfeasasoi
INabss Lod0s No i0--hee,s 81 tho same place
ssofy Monday EronBg, The Obicors are Henry
Applo, H. IA; j. A. Park &c. Chas. tooeftsont
Secretary R ". Brown, Troaaurer
enisb Lotgs, No. 90-hoe,a al their Hall on soulh
Cher giroei oveTy Friday Eyoning The oihoern
are 'rol.k laru.on, N. c., James WYATT, Fe T. h.
Goodleit Secretary N. o Cutton, Treasurer.
Assara Lodgs, No lUo, (Grrmanl--heets at the
Hall, cOrutr Of Union Gnd summer streets oYefJ
Thursday hgrnng, The oenoers are y friedma +,
6.i John AerbEiohV.G.; laoob JqngormAn, Score
tgrY Geo. Seferie, Treasurer
Ridg-g rhooarulesi No, l--Moets az the above Hal
on thc trEt and third Wednesdays Of each iaUnth
Tho oaloers arc; 3. n Mcbride, Cf.;e. ", Fuller, II.
r. Peter .ir nv, W., bN.i " fEoket J.Ni Jno.
y. diue, scribe d. r Cutter, Treasurer
Oys BratoA Esi,ain9nseEf, No i-heets a ,he
above Hall on the second and iougih Medncadoy
nights of zach month, The onlcera aro; Henry Az
PIE G.P.; l.. hokor, HP'i r. A. Campbell, s.N.i 4.
o 90 man, J,W, Z, r, Phillps, sc retaTyi , n,
.Wnrd froasufef
ave Degrees or n0ugthvs ~ RaoskaA--Meets the hrat
FRIDAY Afternoon OF hnoh month at O'Clock.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G. ENERAL HOSPITALS
Poat a fMurfreesbOro. Ienn.

1OkiJ OF hluTIENeHDOAOs 4 t'tAiA>
Medical Director Posi--M O. WooDwOBrH
Hospital No. lr-City Hotel; s. W. corner square.
Surgeon d Fitch
" No. 2-Woodbury Pike S. O. HlmOe, Sur
goon Ia charge.
+" No s--East Court house. ". T. johnson,
sf.it surgeon IN charge.
No. 4--Woodbu'y Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. W. Pearce.
+" No. 6--Norih Court House. J. 7. Woods,
Surgeon In charge
4" No. o--North. east cor. Fquare. ~ B.
Fsiler, Asst. Surg In charge.
No. s-East Court House b. Woodward,
rUr surgeon In charge
e" No. s--0pposile and west City Hotel VIM.
~ tW "A. Mcoully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. e-Cor Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
8. B. Permar, act. Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
Genr Field Hospital No. I--Ono mile west Court
House. j. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge
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Post CHAFEL--(seeond Pfesbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louinvie Dopot)
Sabbath schoo and soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at io16 O'Clock,
AN, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nesday night at O'Clock.
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In consequence Of the Increase In the price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing once,
we have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
TO Is eta, per week, or 81 per month 70 weekly or
monthly Subscribers, and $40 year to y'lrly sub
scrbers, which must 10 all cases be paid iu advance.
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NotIce 10 NevvN.DenlerN,

Nowu-Dealers wanting more than ono hundred
copies, must send In their orders BY o'clock, tho
evening previous, 10 have them allied promptly.
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Estabn,hsd by Governor David lod' % collect ths
aoc0uuts % discharged Ohio soldiers ehu !" ~ @
obtain pay Ion extra duty ~ uurscsi ete ohlo on,
poys the gent aud q Is hiu duty 20 gEs w ou.i .
hess Of her soldiers careful and rospeo iai
otfice NOsA cherry Ats near =" e-'
Aplt-lm
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For sale at this once, such as MOnthly ODmpony
Rsurtr,, Clothing Returns, oTnaRos RsiSrRs, PFoVisoe
Bsa,rrs sgociai Requisiaos,, &e, e..
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KIoEAFoOs.
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T.rfonth fnsial.rfut pIiur %, AZ nre p1f ntum
On one Inn I'D thoas Do lara isf oduCatonal aad
Othe bru. ncit purpqs 2, poy mqend priie'e ueaiy
"a toenth MY, ciglteen handfed aud lny four hYs
Fcr tsnth lnstalnsni on two hundred lbousaad dal.
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PupIIC SALE OF

U. s. REVENUE STAMPS.
A WILL SUPP 7 UE REVENUE STAMPS FOR
n Chtoks, lrafts, Notes, Deeds, Mortgages, Ger
tincaesi Original Process Tor Suits, Ioegnpha, ETC
for sale
Orders BY mail promptly attend,
ChAs H. FOSDICK
Assessor, let District Ohio.
CIscISSATl, Ohio, May s--st
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

4lsli6--IaInCs y IInI0n. DspIiN'--'I 10Iu0' I10'
on and ,. *. Buchnnao
HeJisi,7--Phineas Garrett
N 7sssfso--W Jasper Taylor %
4 (oyosev---N " Beohdf R
Rrngsr-Iohu Corbut 81
Rsrentis C0Hsc'or--W d. toneIteoe'
R,iiroaa Tor Colieci0r--J, G. bIhey' .. -.
O,,uaiiss E,- ne Fashvigs Disyic'--lonh u, ep"e'
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For interest in lieu vi iists stment on two huudroi
thonand a eys a. aFr pr ccutdm, pef aeoond artis
er IN aty iolfitenth lauaaryi egEteen hundrsd and
furty ak 'tfn thou and Ola
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To our Subscribers.

aenr Field Hospital No. 1--Ono mile west
House. J. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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COUNTY COURT

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e3ieJk-P Ilndsloy Eoho a..
a. The Iudqe's Court meets tho hrst hooohy pa
saeb month. aud The Quarterly Court, oomposgo "
~ Neestratss Of thp County, is bold the 0fst Aoh
day 10 Jnnuafy, April, july ana october
CIRCUIT COURT
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IowAs

For Interest IN ca = Investment on ms seven
thnusan aro hundrs dolars balanoe of one hun'
dred and dny soye thoasan I've hundred DOLLARS %
no nrst VI julg ightoen hu dred and fixty iour %
d per ca tum I educ tion or Other banthciai pur
20 es under th direou' " n Irertl nt, per 40
ed and thir aight aud ninth iiuie treaty sven
toonth MY, eighteen hpndred aud hiW-louri two
thousand u rut hun 70 and seventy nfe dollars