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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-11

D, tbo side Of hedge on the Emnlttsburg
:, tho crave of the Confederate General
I porLsdaIe It is a plain mound, with rough
LIMA head and foot boards. At his head, writ
f t with lead pencil, is the following lnscnn-
t;oo Brig. Gen. BarI-sdale McLaW S dl-
r;.;oo LOngstreet's Corps, died July 3D.
Wonnd in left breast; left leg broken Flight
wars . REPRESENTATIVE in Congress. At the
|oo+ written in the same hand, is:-"Gen.
R,rbydale. G. S. A." At the Confederate
GENERALS feet, and almost touching him, it lies
60 close, is the grave Of Federal officer. The
laodbor3 tells US that it is Captain Roster,
tho 149th regiment Pennsylvania volunteers.
4 tbecaptain's teetis the grave OF n. M. Will
eoo = sergeant Of the 18th Massachusetts,
There thew lie, New England, Pennsy lvaala,
and the South, enemies during life, but sleep
ING their last sleep together.
rsoecial Dispatch to The New York News
PHILADELPHIA, July g. Major General
Dana has been ordered to the field tor tempo
rarv duty. he left for Harrisburg at noon
Lieutenant Colonel Whipple will take COM
.nand in this city during the absence Of Gener-
al Dana.
Major Gen Sigel and his staff were at Read
ing yesterday. In the evening he was serena
ded, and made speech, which was enthusiasts
IDEALLY cheered by the Germans 1t is under
stood that he will have command Of the troops
raised in Berks and the adjoining counties.
1t is expected that the draft will commence
here on Monday. Anextensiye camp for draft
ed men is to be established near this city, and
It is rumored that Gen. Andrew Porter will
be placed in command.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, 7th instant, at St. Aloysius
Church, Leonardtown, by the Rev. Father
SALLIE NJ. COUGH, both Of St. Mary 5
county, Maryland.
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PRovOsT MARSHAL OFFICE,

ALExANDRIA, Va, June 3D. 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons Cloth
~ government officials and civilians) occu-
plying real estate for private purposes, that han
been seized by the Military authorities, to ap-
pear at this office irnm ediately that the rent Of
their respective premises may be assessed and
po yment made.
Rent in advance by the month will in all cases
be required from July 1st, 1868. Any person
falling to appear will be expelled from the pre-
misses. By order OF ,
ie 80 lot Capt and A ct'g Pro. Mar.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

nNHE subscriber having taken out letters Of
/ administration on the estate OF her deceased
husband, J ohm f. Henderson requests all those
indebted to said estate to come forward and set
tie their accounts without delay, and those hay,
ing claims against the estate, are notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for payment,
My son, VIM F. Henderson, is fully author
lied to make settlements and pass receipts for
me. EMILY HEN DERSON.
Administrators of John E. Henderson,
t1- Il
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SO r z W a r D !!

yXTA9 stolen from my stable on St Asaph ST.,
w near Oronoco on Sunday morning last,
about O clock, brown MARE, or ~ years
old, sloping rump, scar on left shoulder mace az
by harness. in good order, heavy mace ai1u ed naS
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
Of said mare to me. uoo,c1rvoc
iy 7-3t* HARRl0 HOIOd AA1'''
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NOTICE.
DEANS FLUID EXTRACT.
PROyOST MARSHALL OFFICE,

TROVOST VI u
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 3D., 1863. J
TT having come to my knowledge that ',Deon:.s
l. Fluid Ertract'' is being vended in the varl-
Gus Bars and Saloons in this city as beverage,
hereby give notice that all persons offering to
sell or give aaoay these bitters violating Cen
eral Order No 4 and will be proceeded against
any other kind Of spirituous liquors.
FRED. J. z. CHITTY,
iy 3-lOt Capt. and Act'g Pro. Mar.
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ssp n OTICE! 9a
TO ALL WHOM IT MAJ CONCERN!

Be it known that this present war, is not the
only subject Of conversation gmongst, our citi-
zens The discussions of all assemblies, the
subject of debate in all public meetings, in fact
the words on every individuals tongue are,
Did you ever hear of anything to compare,
the almost universal reply, is No! No! 1t has
never been equalled by any thing in our city
before
The cheapest goods Of any kind,
At 178 King street you II always find,
Quick sales and small profits, is my battle cry,
70 convince yourselves Of this, call and try,
Ladies call at once do not longer delay,
Wait not till tomorrow, but call to-day.
Call soon be not too late
To receive the bargains at l76,
iy3 S. ROSWALD, King Street.
TORDYSENTERY Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
b Be pu1 remedy rra,5,G than PROF: WUNDRAM's
VEGETABLE, ELIAIR Try it, and be col"
vinced. For sale at the Drug Store Of
ISAAC ENTWISLF,
ie26-lm No. 81 King Street
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THE DRAFT.

WASHINGTON, July TO- The draft is pro-
crossing in all the New England States, and in
Pennsylvania and New York. As the enroll
ment is completed in each Of the various dis
trct8 certain proportion of men is designa-
ted. 1t is certain that the entire number to
be called out in all the States has not been de-
8ignated
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o11Ch..-Persons who have Books in their
t5eI t p%osSfss1on borrowed from or belonging to-
10 r ave / Louis Kinzer, decd are REQUESTED
SontGbs o o them to his former office, No. "a
BY v. H99yal St, where they will be received
&c Bryan. jy 11->3t
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BRlJkS!!l
On hand a large number Of excellent BRICKS,
of various descriptions, which will be sold low
for cash. EMAN lei FRANCIS.
Ia OFF
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A laundress employed in the Summit House
Hospital, Philadelphia, was arrested upon the
charge Of having purloined several articles
from the institution Some of the stolen pro-
perry was found at her house, and then she ac-
knoTedged the theft. The surgeon in charge
did not desire to prosecute the case, and dis
missed the woman. As she was about leaving,
She was met by guard, and escorted from the
premises to the tune Of the 'Rogues March. "
Louis Napolean's present mania for foreign
employment Of his faithful fighters is very
neatly though silly hit of, by the Paris Cha
IIt:7arl,, IN the picture Of sobbing grsette ia
KING leave of her departing Zouave, and
Ljnfe:atnlng him that if he did not give up wan
qenng all over the world, she would abandon
me s1 army, and choose sweetheart out of the
7 W brigade, limitations Of Russia. China,
tpeSlco, and Italy, are thrown into the tab
'e&o, and give It point,
-. lSkS0Qrg was occupied on the Fourth, and
Hs s5 oSy after special post Office agent estab-
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Office TO Ia X-P A 7 E RS.
u7HE collectors Of city ia xes will attend at the
| Council Chamber on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday next, from 8 a. m until II,
and from 2 until O clock, to give an opporto:7,
dity to such persons as may desire to avail
themselves of the discount of 50per Ct the time
for which expires with the 18th INST. After the tn
discount viii be 80 per ct. and from the first 10
the 5th of August, 10 per ct. Payments to DO
made in good funds, or no discount
GEORGE G; HEWAES, Collectors
O. G. WHITTLESE4,
~ 10 st
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K r EP co OIL!

TIME undersigned would inform their friends,
L and the public generally, that they are now
prepared to furnish ICE AT ALL HOURS OF THE
Royal street. opposite the market.
F. SWAIN s. co.
vP, s.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
left it'll Us, will be promptly filed at most ia
vorable terms, mn IT."
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Legal Notice.

lane HANNA, tformerly Jane Crawford) and
- now. the wife oi Robert Hanna Isabel Gra-
ham formerly l,sab0l Crawford, and now the wife
Holmes County, Ohio Rotert.L Boon, Ettc;ca \.
Boon and kdeth l.. Boon, OF Van Buren, COUNT,
- Sarah Cra wiurd. lnow deceased) who inter mar
ried with Samuel Boon. and moved to said Van
Burcu County, Iowa, will take notice that peti
tlon was filed against them on the 9th guy If March
a. ID. lS6S. in the Court OF ommon Pleas within
and for the County Ot Holmes and State Of OHIO
6y Asa Low, and Is now pending wherein said
es ate tO-wit The north least quarter Of sec ION
number one, township number thirteen Of range
number thirteen. situated in said Holmes County
excepting about one.fJurth OF acre in the north
east CORNER Of said quarter, be the same more or
less. donated b the late Hugh Crawford for Du-
ryius ground in his life titne. and that the next
term of id Court that the said Asa Low viii ap-
p'y for an order that petition may be made Of said
premises. ASA Low. ..
r.. By JAMES TAYLOR
March 9th 1863 - w7lf525 Her AttOrney.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
.|.., From the Wayne County Democrat,
Resolutions of the i2Oth Regiment
Resignation of Col. French,

#.., From the Wayne County Democrat
Resolutions of the I2Oth Regiment
Resignation of Col. French.
HEADouARTERs l20TH REGMtNr, CAMPi
AT YOuNG's PorNT, La, Feb. 10, l63
]. II OBERLY Sir, below please find the pro
ceedings Of a meeting held by the officers of the
at the resignation of Colonel French, also com.
mendatory resolutions of his cou,se while in com
mand Of the Regiment.
The meeting was called to order by Mai J. W.
Buckman, and ON motion of Adutant Socum,
Captain BeHi Euson was appointed chairman :
ana Lieut. >. English was. on motion of Lieut..
X. K Galley appointed secretary. On motion of
Lieutenant f. v Dean, Surgeon Stanton, Major
Buckman and Captain Mckinley were appointed
co mttee to draft resolutions. On motion of
Surgeon Stanton Lieutenant Dean was added to
the same committee. The following resolutions
were submitted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Col Daniel French has this day re-.
signed his position Coqpel OF the i2Oth regi
ment, 0. V l., and whereas it has been our Tor.
tune TO have been pleas lntly associated with him
since the formation of said regiment In October
last, and having witnessed his conduct both in
camp aud field, and found him companion and
friend, distinguished al Ike for his kindness and
gentlcmanly manner, in his private associations
aS well as his gallant and heroic conduct upon
the field of battle, the latter o. which we fave
had an opportunity OF witnessing both ut Chicka.
saw Bluffs and at the taking of Post Arkansas,
therefore be it ... 1850
RESOLVED, That we recognize in Col. French
the TRUE SOLDIER, and shall ever cherish in our
memories the most lively rccOllecions of his Gal
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

ing' with Cbrisuap patience and tosignatOr. She
has left her ilaAiahd aud tik ohiidrth. aha Of
whom Is buta b Doe three months Old. 10 mourn
her loss Surely tlta VIZ " puyidcbce arc ms
tcrious. aud His judgments past finding out. His
path IL in tho sea- cnd bis footsteps in deep
winters"
"q9gi move, move, il : sngslellc@ sVJ HEI|
II plants his footsteps IN The "a,
A ID rides npop the storm"
DiED--On the 2gd dny Of Fcbruary in hospjtaL /
cttfaam taV,e br fdmnIsy lenn q bT'I55p 191 ~ hG
the 2Id ycar Oi has age.f ....v .r
The subject of this notice was q younp man of
bright pr mise. possessed Of noble iinpusss and
high and laudablo aspirations. who, seeing tho de
porable cpndi ion OF his c0untfy. could no longer
delay taking mp arms IN her defense DENYING
himself the comforts Of homo and the society of
kind and indugoDt parents, he cnlistcd in Capt
Illusions company, and after an eight months
campaign. scale his devotion to bis country with
his life. TO quote his Captains words. ''hc was
noble, gencrou Young man, loved and esteemed by
all his comrades, always ready for duty, and never
appeared discouraged while sick" The hope Of
his fond parents. thcir grief will be in some meas
sure rendered less poignant in the contemplation
that he died like a true patriot in the defense Of
his country. He has crossed the boundary of i'm
lies beyond the river" where wars are neVer
wagcd, but whore all is peace and love and JOY"
Tho friends feel grateful to Robert L. Flnck for
his kind attentions to tho deceased while sick and
for bringing home his body for intermcnt. Such
acts Of disntercsted friendship are indications of
Il generous heart. -
DlED-On the 9Th Of March, in Loudonvlle o.,
nt tnnsumtion. JAMES MOORE, OF Co, e, 18TH Reg't,
U. Lain the Y3d year Of hisagp.
The deceased was son Of Alexander Moore OF
HARDY township. lie enlisted in Ii sservicc of his
country in the latter part Of August '6I During
the last summer he was attacked with a cold
which terminated in Consumption He was dis
charged on the Goth ult., embarked at Nashville,
Tenn for homo u few days after, and arrived at
Loudonyille about O'Clock 2, NJ on the 5,h inst.
Through the kindness Of David Robertson young
man engaged in the Telegraph Office ut that place,
he was taken to house car BY and kindly cared
for or the evening, cioicng that he was SO near
home. But his stay on earth was about to close.
He went to bed about o'clock in the evening and
it is thought never awokc. Mr.. Robertson and MIR.
Austin's tumily, with whom he remained until re-
moved By his friends, have the most grateful
thanks Of the friends Of the deceased.
Ashland papers please copy T.B.M.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
EN- I1IOY MENT.

The undersigned has fer several years past been n
gagged u business which has yielded him at the rate
three thousand dollars per apnum, and now willing to
teach it to others The business 10 of highly useful
and general character, adapted both to cities
ngc, and one that any person of ordinary capacity,
young or old, male female may acquire with a few
hours practice aud BY which they can secure very
handsom incoue. Several young ladies who 7havc re-
ceiyed Instructions from me- both New orR State aud
Pennsy vania earning upwards of $15 per week by
it, and there Is reason why any class eannot do
the same Invalids, even, do well by It, as Is no
peddng affair but business that is perfectly respect
able. Gentleman and ladies OF leisure who would like
to learn the business fr their amusement or pleas
ure, will nd the practise of It pleasant pastne and
one that they will take great interest in. On receipt
of 81, Will send printed Instructions by which any
person can readily acquire the art and these nstnctios
will also contain eyey particular relative carrying 1t
on that 1t vii be highly profitable The purchaser OF
the printed instructions viii also be authorized to teach
TO others and have sometimes eived as high as
5000 for techng It personally to single dyidual
would state further that 81 SO 81 wbuy every thing
that is necessary to commence the busnes with and
the articles be got almost anywhere in city or coun
try, or,if preferred furash lheu,. ADDRESS AL
VOltl ]. PARSONS, No. SO Liberty Sr. Nhw YoRx.
ms
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Hurrah for Paint Township.

We are indebted to the whole.souled Democ
racy of Paint township for list of new spbscri
bers, of excellent oysters, a bottle of deli,
cious Wildcherry brandy. bottle old Cogniac, a
bottle of Catawba, &c. We feel deeply thankful
for this mark Of their confidence and esteem, and
hope they may be blessed with long life, prosper.
ity and rousng Democratic victories.
They have dominated the following excellent
ticket, which will be elected by from 200 to 800
majority: Trustees, Gerhard Schalioll, Cyrus
Swan and John G. Wyler; Treasurer, N, F. Joss
Assessor, Gottlieb Gerber; Clerk, Edward Cranz;
Constable, Frederick Cleophas.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
IFor the FAr.neI


EDITOR FARMFR- Gear Sir: With your permission,
wish to say u the readers Of your paper that will send
by return mail to al who wish it, (rrer) Recipe with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Ram that VIII cifcctuoly remove in 10 days Plmpes
Botches, Tan, Free es and all Impurities OF the Skn
leaving the same soft, ear, smooth, and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that viii
enable them to start full growth of Luxurant Hair
Whiskers or Moustachc, in less than Thirty days All
applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TllOS, +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
n5m2 o. . = No. 6jl Bro aduay. New YORK .
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

MARRlED-0n the 18th inst, at the residence
OF Mr; Jacob Cherryholmes, by Elder j. F. John
SION, Mr., a: >. WOLGAMoT and Miss "A. MELvINA
koRN, all Of Millersburs ! .'sf.-
The printers were kindly remembered with
cake. May property and cnjoym ment attend the
happy couple through life.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADEIpHIA. pa

For The ReliGt Ofte SICK and Distressed afflicted rith
Fiulent and Epidemtc Diseases, and especially for
The Cure Of DfSsdses olhe Sexual organs
\ NJEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
IA eeon 20 all who apply by letter, with descriptions
their condition, age, occupation, habits Of life, &c,
VALUABLE REPORTS on sperInator hcea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, aud the NEW REMEa
DIES employed In the Dspenssry, sent p the afflicted In
sealed envelopes free Of cha &c Two three Stamps
70 postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. ]. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, acting sur
geon, Howard Association, NJ" South Ninth street,
Pa.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
TO Neryons sufferers of Bolh sexes

reverend gentleman having been restored to health
in few days. after undergoing all the usual routine
irregular and expensive modes of treatment without
snccess, considers it his sac~ed duty communicate
his afflicted fellow creatures The means ofcure Hence
ON the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send
(ree) copy Of the prescription used. Direct to Dr.
JonN N. pAQEALL Is6 Fulton Street, Bfooklyn Y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
Probate Court.

GN Saturday, the 1lth day Of April, 1863 at ! o.
- clock PM on the premises, in Knox township,
Holmes county, Ohio. will be sold t. the highest
bidder, the following real estate, "a the property
OF samuel Nletzler, deceased to-wit: The west
half of Lot No 8, in the first quarter of the ninth
township and ninth range military, containing
hlty acres more or less,
Terms of sale One third cash at the time of
sale, one third in one year aud one third in two
years, with interest on deferred payments TO be
scared by mortgage on the premises sold.
Il H. ID. MCDONNELL, Admir-
March I2, '69. GO OF Samuel MetAler. dec'd.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Legal Notice,

SARAH BELL, PlrF.) In Court of Common Plea
ls,HG Bflt pefl Pctition }t@ For NBfa iTorce oA'
- Iowa, is notified that Surah Bell did, on the
9th day of February \ d. ls63, file her petition in
the Office OF the Click of the Court of Common
ileas within and for the county of Holmes and
State of Obi charging that the said defendant,
her husband, has been wilfully absent from said
out Gny cause or Qualification therefor and asking
that She may be uivorcel from said defendant :
will stand for hearing at the May term Of said
Court Of Common Pioas, to commence on the 18th
day Of May, IS 3. SARAH BELL,
By BANCROFT d Worries,
Feb. II, lS63w6 Her Attorneys.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Cleveland ~ Pfttsbmrgh R. R.
l.. Eft. w. a. q. Rail Road.

Trains leave 0rrvlle as follows
GOING WEST -. ooISG
fNprcsS' i:43 A. NJ Vail ....... .932 A. N.
MAIL .'.....Gul p. Exnress .I:4S p. N.
EXPRESS. ...7:l5 " ........ll;32
..-. |...-. G. W. CASS, President.
JNo NIcGnG, Ag't, orrville.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
For the Farmer.
To the Reader.

An error occurred in making up the first
page of to-day's paper In reading Gov SEy-
MoUR's spechh. read to the 9th line of the Sd col
umn, read that which comes after the poctical
quotation then turn back to where you left OF
and the speech will read correctly
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

uopg " Wv p'P'''
Yours Truly,
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
Mr.. McCLvnE Is seeking ab appointment Of
Lieutenant, from Governor Tod and We will dc.
fer all comments on the iboye until the question
of his appointment is settled We viii, hoWey.
cr add that iic does not object TO his letter gen.
orally as published lie only seeks to rcpudiatc
so much of as connects the Postmaster General
and Davy r. With s-.
Had woJeon aware that Mr.. McCLuRE was an
applicant ior promotion we would not have pub
lshed his letter Mt all. We know him TO bc a
deserving man, and We also know thatno one who
does not profess abolitionism need apply for pro
motion Aboliionsm is the only qualification
required in an officer LOW days.
" hen the letter was published the abolition
leaders in this place even down TO Mr. McCLUREs
relatives, sent it to Governor Tod, to defeat his
appointment. For ahispurposc they represented
the letter as genuine, while at home. for poti
cal purposes, they declared Mr.. McCLuRE had
never written any such letter
If they had been honest and honorable men
and doubted that Mr.. McCLUnE had written the
letter, they would have fully satisfied themselves
on that point before they attempted to use it to
his injury; which they could easily have done
But honesty and homo does not enter into rher
composition. They desired to injure MIR McCLuRE
because he declines to embrace the loathsome
doctrines of ofasolitionism and to pour out the he.
lish malice ofthci, rotten hearts upon us
Il \ q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
GOOD ADVICE.

THE MAN WHO SOLD RECEIPTS
l. to skin eels advised his customers to 'frst catch
thee eel" So we advise the public first to to tho
B ok Store for what yon want Ia your line and H. afe
ward prefer going elsewhere you can take the
consolation to yourself that the eel did, fvr undergo
ing the skinnins process that ~ dldat hurt much
afeF yon got used to IL" S2sm6
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
frimar, Elections.


W. oro ,o,ucsted IN make the folIosine an.
nounccmcnts 4i.,I
PRAIRIE township Tho Dom ctjcy OF
Prairie township will assemble at llolmcsyillc on
the 2ist inst, 10 nominate a township ticket.
KNOX The Democracy OF KNOX Township
Will hold a caucus at the usual place OF holding
elections on saturn y '''o ~'a' u's y,
O'Clock !, "r e,c TH,pprc ns, ~ ~, o%p AIS
townsn,P 1IIicors, T, n mnNi pL ac p;,inr Taan
MI nr' - NV ~ ''cy y y, - ny h,Idi,,,
emp w,i "sse,"p'l u, t,'e "eu'' IL olst doy nf
e,cc.io''s' u" ," o'o.N ,t;iates for The several
l,, ot.i,; w '.', nol''''''S T CONSTITUTION
'oTIss,' pir,i,aNp o,Sn The Union Democmey OF Od
49, a ,n.nshfn will mect nt tie usual place of
to,a;nn elections ON Setudny March the 2lst, at
I n,clocL p, Al TO nominate a township ticket
= BUTTERNUTS.
arc ro,,,ested IN meet at Nlcrsburp on Saturday
.h> a, =, d,r of March Mt A o,cloc, p M. To nom.
mate Justice of the Peace. 3 Trus ees Clerk ,
| Treasurer. | Assessor. Coustablcs and l3 Su-
pervisors TIE Democracy of Millersburg VII
meei at the same : me and place to nominate
Mayor, Clerk and Councmen. UNION.
.-s--
Candidates for NomInat,op.
~, ,-,. -, -, -,
ny o'oW'ne "a''en ecn''e''en wiz oo
cand,da'es De'ore tue pemocra'ic caucus on
inc zls' 'inSt'
...H roR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
ROBERT JUSTICE.
TRUSTEES.
EDWARD CARPENTER,
GEORGE L. COOK