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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1863
A Nuw PERFUME FOR rnn nAsDAgnCuIRp.

A NEw PERFUME FOR THB nANDAERCHIEP.
EXTRACT rHs
KicnrBLoosIsG CgRgU,
ki0Hr- BLoosIsa CERgU,
Nicnr BlooN:sG CENrus
NIcn1.BLoonSs CEREys
NIGHT.BLocnIss Cnasus
N'0Hr.BLooarso CrRgus
kCHT-BLooMING CREWS.
Most Exquisite Delicate and Fl,;in, Perfume Distilled
isc h. Rare AID Beautiful Flower from which taxes i'
nIiue Manufactured only ~ PHALoA Son.
BEwARy OF couSrgayRrrs.
ASK roR PaALos s-TAKg NO OTHER
sou ~ druggists generally.
One OF the features at the Central Park Is the
great ver"'y II HATS BY gentlemen who crowd the
avennc-oue Of them soft otter kim the stylish
k and beavcr5u, all bearing the inside the magic word
Nsox as maker. The truth Is, sen'l,meu hardly con
'loT It safe TO buy Of any other manufacturer KNOX styles
si the son aud his e,sbli,hmcn,-No. 2l2 Broadway-
considered the very temple offashon.
The SLoAr ELLIPTIC sEwuyG- MACHINE
Premium aided the lae Fair. send for circular and
sample of work General sn' A. H. UPLEg So Brosdway
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT.
And for slle-Ne~.
v w NioEYs ~ 1876 bro,iaay. cot Broome-ss. upstairs
Tng PALMER Arm AND LEG.--B. FRANK
rsLMra inyenpr and Pairn'ce As,orlace ground hoor
: T. Ale. PHI bel phia and Boon Orly houses Of PALaER
10. Ayoid mlo' tio' by calling on The Inventor.
CON pEss.-Thc best and the cheapest at
n dopTcS's. No. % Msidrn.ane, NewYor.,
FoR rIE HAIR-BARRY's TgIcoPngRoUs-
IT, best ADD cf"'ie-' ific'e Sold by I'll Drurri.i.
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Lectures 10
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DISEASES or WOMEN.
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fan o.. Afanllsn
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ltd 600 Il hFnAA co. 80 nt IRE hpoms 81 ir in'ihote
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t.n ..ial,. g..mI Tlus 'fEAlNC. ~ - At oclec.
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IsL.fs 90 -.ffst fH D. i.I f thr 'l1f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22

An efficient chorus has been engaged AMI the pr.
for1nances will be conducted under tie ablo manage.
mont Of Mf. Humphrey Bland.
Mss eastman and Nj Booth and AZ, Miss Heron
eud M Edwin Adams have performed IN Philadelphia
for o same noble which has enlisted degree O!
sympathy among our PLAYERS alike crrd.tnbl, 10 them
cad 10 their profession.
IRVING HALL.-Mi,s Kimberly, an actrcs, re-
mliksbc not lees Tot her graceful eocniioa than oT her
iuc pci ssnt presence gave highly artistic reading II
hi. ball. IN Tuesdny evening II Shal spcnrrs ma
.pl.nier Nights Dream" accompanied 10y ihr ofch''
f.a ila.fr ions Of Mcudrlssohn performed upt'f th,
llfli direction Of Mr. Theodore 1hon's. The public
VIZ were No, present in ~ Large numbers as ccaid
hive been desired will De pleased to learn that tie "a
ter,anmcni is likely to De repeated
LIE WINTER GAgDgS.-Air. Clarke had an
Ollie. crowded house last night and thee every pros
poet 81 Dis having iAc same 70 the end u hi.
i,r- .nca cement Tho little local farce entitled The
eas..an Admiral. ar Tie Lon Of iac by sparkle.
win wit & ON beginning to end aud entitled 70 s,ii
f,oln tie Russian feet Mr Clarke monopo!.,es ilc
lions share Of the h0nors and leaves bc Fcss t. bc u
vded between NJ ard Mrs Hind Mo Hini ard
Master and Miss Classford Mr iini ]. Arflly up 20
bis usua. standard in tie matter ~ costume. BIZ Mo.
Hind make. up for his defect. aud the twain have no
ocouaoa to complain q their reception We notice. hy
the vay that square puff 81 Sicinway the German
psneuaker IS worked into The play which seeing that
ON American stand u"tor0usy At "a" hcnd
Of tllt branch Of tradetlcir pianos being used et
ciusi,eg ~ tie Academy o, Music a- well ~ by Cots
chal tlr greatest Of p!anisis. and by 1hi!brfs
when hc IS IN tis country strike Us a. rather sii gu
sr although the ezigenccs II The case may require H.
But THO business Of using plays and pl"; houses iof
pulling an sorts Of wares rom patent medicines UP to
ranos ought to BE- secuted boy the public miserable
attempt to impose upon their crcduli'y
N.BLo's GARDES.-Mr. Forrest play, his
fiyoritc pat of MciamoIa again. toif't n"d WI o.
pet il for the last time on Friday Mdhc Vest al
t,kes her farewell benefit SATURDAY and instead Il
,r,e,ring as Romeo according 10 "a, original plan.
sill rcpent Lcr initial role 81 Gamen.
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CATARRH CURED.

Harlem. lss,b.,t.. between ii lnl % Az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22

Notice s,ncriac--Dnrdonvile Gas;ftxtnres.--
o cal, the attention housrkesper and t trade tene
r,lly tony stock OF Imported FRENCH GASFixTJkEA,
CLOCKS FINE BRDNLES, Nc, ali OF whhh sto,k Will
er for sale At reduced prices TO -nbc TO close the Gee
fixture branch ofuy business by Nov. sod stcs whoh.
date the b,lauc. Of ock uusod viii sell at Suction BY H. H
Leeds Co.. which sale due notice will To sivcs by the
Press Nv reputation Old established hSse snarsn go
hmnbus this advertisement. The VI goods =
b. positive and pesemptory. III. DA1DOSNllLE
No. o.3 Broadway, neat to II. MaiiAd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

and others, with q Two siofy fis h House,
log bath, and about 90 acres, mote Oh
less, cleared thereon Seized ard taken
IN execution md to he sold % the prop
crly Of David Michaels.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate IN
Bradford township Cieaffeld county. con,
tanning about B acres. mote on less. being
part Of a laiger tract Of land warranted In
the name OF George Hughes, with Nhe i'm.
provements thereon erected, being the
came premises levied on under Il. IA. No..
6S, March term, 1869. Seized and taken
in execution and to be sold as the proper
ty of Isaac Shirley.
Also, q certain tract Of land situate in
Brady township, Clarified county, Penn
s%ylvania, beginning at a corner, thence
North one degree east along land of NJ.
Shaffer and Eli Eye III perches TO post,
thence north SO degrees west by lands Of
w. Reynolds and S. Dunlap 1874 pcrches to
post on Erie Turnpike, thence south
so degrees east along said turnpike 70 per.
to post, thence north 70 degrees east along
said turnpike l6 perches to post, north II
degrees west along lot of John Hoover 100
feet to post, north IS degrees east l36 feet
10 post, south II degrees east $50 feet to q
post on said turnpike thereabout said
turnpike, north 70 degrees east 100 eel 10
post and corner of lot of John Heberling,
thence north II degrees west along said
lot 100 feet TO post, thence north IS deg.
east along said lots Of said Hetellng and
Eli Eye IS perches to corner of Eli Eye,
south II degrees east along lot of Eli Eye
100 feet to corner oflot of Eli Eye at the
turnpike, thence north rs degrees east
along said turnpike 1876 feet TO post, thence
north IS degrees east 60 feet to place Of
beginning, containing 1l6 acres more or
iess, about 10 acres cleared and under cul.
tivation.
Also, the undivided half part Of q GERS
tain Tanuery, situate in Penn township,
with about one quarter of an acre Of
ground thereto belongipg,and bounded as
follows: on the Eorth by turnpike, on the
west and south by lot of John Russell, OF
the east by lot Of Elisha Fenton.
Also, a certain lot situate in Penn town
ship, bounded on the north by turnpike,
OF the west by an alley, on the south by
land of Eliza Russell, ano on the east by
Tannery lot and lot of Elisha Fenton con-
tanning about one fourth Of an acre with
a two story frame house and frame stable
thereon erected.
Also, a certain lot situate in Penn tcwn-
ship, bounded south by the turnpike, east
by an alley, north by an alloy, west by lot
of james Conpelley containing about one
fourth Of an acre, with no improvements
thereon. Seized and taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of John
Russell.
EDWARD PERKS, Shift.
Sheriff Office, Clearield, May go, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
Auditors Notice,

L late of Knox township, Clearfold county, de
ceased The undersigned Auditor appointed to
report distribution Of the money in the hands Of
George Erhardt, Administrator Of the a foremen-
toned Estate. will attend to the duties of his ap-
pointmont at his Office in the borOughof Clear
field on Friday the 9TH day of June, 1863, at 10
o'clock, 4. ", when and where those interested
may attend If they see proper.
THO. j. MCCULLOUGH, Auditor.
Nav l3. 1869. /.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
AmSfhmm9n RnHinn.

IN the niatter of the Estate of Joseph Ceilings
Il worth, late Of Penn township Clearfeld coun-
ty, deceased: The undersigned Auditor app)in-
ted to re-examine and report distribution, &C.,
viii attend to the duties Of his appointment al
his office in the borough Of Clear6eld on Saturday
the 9th day Of June, 1858. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
when and where those Interested may attend Il
they see proper.
TIL. j. MCCULLOUGH, Auditor.
NAV 13, 1863,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
List Of Travis Jurors for June Term, Is0;

List OF Travis Jurors Tor June Term, iSO3.
FIRST WEEK.
Beccaria- George DeWitte, John Hoo
yer.
Bell-John Baker.
Boggs-John W Kyler, John Brown,
Roland Faust.
Bradford-S. P. Wilson, Matthew For
Gee Abraham Pearce, Joshua Graflius,
Bloom-John Mcintyre.
Brady-Christian Hawk, Thos Wayne,
Jacob Schock, Jos Dale, VIM Kirk, g. W.
Long.
Burnside-E Fullmer, d. vid Fulton, jr,
David Mccullough, Wm Hutton, John
Mccullough.
Chest-Wilson Wood.
Clearfeld-Jams Leavy, Wn Alexan.
der, X V Spaekman dds.
Curwensville-John ? Dale.
Observation-Disclosures Flood.
Decalur-Cyrenus Hove.
Ferguson-Co!tes Bell, Daniel Koozer.
Girard- Abraham Humphrey, Mitchell
Schope.
Graham-Hezekiah Launsberry.
Goshen Ephraim Shaw.
Gulich-- sylvester Hill.
Knox-Conrad Baker.
~lawrence-G D Goodlellou, S b Jordan,
T D Peoples, Owen Campbell.
Morris-John B Kyler, Samuel Hoover,
joseph Denning, Abraham Kyler,
Pike-Moses Wise.
Penn--John illegal.
Wood Tard-Thomas Matthews.
SECOND WEEK.
Beccaria-lsrael Cooper.
Bell-H j. Henderson, Frampton Bell
Boggs-M L Lumadoe.
Bloom John Smith.
Bradford--Thomas Riley.
Brady--George Ellinger, Christian Korb.
Burnside-Sanuel Williams.
Chest--George Holes.
Clearfeld--Csspe Liepoldt, A NJ Hills.
Covington--John B Gormont, Samuel
Edmonson, James Holt.
Decatur-David \ Gearhart
Fox-Geo w Clinton, JAS Mcclellan
Goshen--Ellis Irwin, Thompson Read.
Gulich-- Hiram Hummel. Caleb "OPENS
haver.
Jordan--Ezekiel Patterson.
Knox--Isaac Mays,
Rarthaus--Joseph Yothers, Charles
SOhnarrs.
Lawreace--James Lytle, Jon Nichols.
Henry Aughenbaugh, Wilson Hoover.
Morrls--Chr:stian Hartol.
New Neutrality-suspicious. Feath, Reu-
ben Neiman,
Penn David T Sharp. Elah johnson.
Observation-Disclosures Kline.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
List ofGrand Jurors for June Term, 1858

Bradford V. B. Holt.
Brady David Hsbe.ling.
Burnside-Daniel German, j. P. Cor.
man, S. +. Snyder.
Chest-l. Newpher.
Clearield-Francis Short.
Curwensville-Henry Kerns.
Ferguson-D. W. Hoy., w. W, Bell,
W. II. Smith.
Girard-Justin Pea, VIM. T. McCorkle.
Gulich-Jos. Fry.
Karthaus-Patrick Shcden, Jas. Wlliae.
Knox~Wm. Witherow, -. +. McCor-
kle, Reuben Caldwell.
Jordan-Patrick Gilligan.
Lawrence-L. +. Irwin, Vim. c. Foley,
Milton Mcbride.
Pike-Samuel Long.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

RsA.OuR friends may rely upon it, that
Pennsylvania is overwhelmingly and IN.
ch~angeably Democratic. We have watch.
ed the Spring election returns, in various
counties, with the closest care, and have
no hesitation in predicting that the AboS
litlonists will be in the minority at the
next Fall election, $4,000 at least The
change in public sentiment is astounding
or, rather would be, if there was not so
much cause for it.-Erie O6serve.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
Auditors Notice.

Thomas sourman) In the Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas Of Clearfeld county, Pa.
william Lewis. No. t24, IAN. term A. D.. 1860.
Ven. Er. No. So June term 1850.
A Ii persons will hereby take notice that the
N undersigned Auditor appointed to report
distribution of the money arising from the sale
of Real Estate by the Sheriff in the above suit,
his Office in the borough Of Clenrfeld on Thurs.
day the 4th day Of June next, at 2 o'clock, T. a,
when and where those interested may attend
and be heard.
THO. J. MCCULLOUGH, Auditor.
My Is, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-.Notics

a UMT NIsTKATOKS NOTIIE-.NOtice
N is hereby given that Letters of Administra-
ton have been granted to the subscriber on the
estate Of William Gahagan, late Of Bellefonte,
Centre county, decd. All persons indebted to
said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated fer
settlement.
G. NJ. YOCUM, Admir-.
Bellefonte, Pa, May 5, 1868.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
OrWn ms COURT SAN
CT Valuable Timber Land in
CLEABpfELD COUNTY

IY titrt Of on 0tist Of lie oitlhnt Court
Il Of Lancaster eud CltathtId countig' la
there Vil be etposed 90 PUBLIC bAIE. tt
GLEN HOPE, In the cosbiy Of CleHrhcld. 90
Thursday the 18th June next
all Of the follow Ing described Bcal Ftta,5, sits
nte IN Jordan 10 Nnshlp, ClchrGeld county, pr
late the property Of lsanc ruscy, deceased.
A certain tract or Piece Of Land, called "Rich
Grove" furyeyed on warrant ~ John bunwoody,
beginning at a post corner Of the William Hun
tor survey and this tract, thence south 20 degrees
enst 33S porchcs 10 n post, thence south 90 dc
greos west 70 and fvo-tenth porcAos to tract
line, thence by purpart "D,' north 40 dc
greos 33S pcrcbcs 10 n post on truet line, thence
10y tract line north 80 degrees east % md Eve
tonth pcrches to rost and beginning, containing
100 Acres and Js perches.
The said tract being part Of purpart ar as des-
cribed and allotted in the partition Of the Pusey
Lands, rs made In tho Court Of Common Pleas
Of Clearfe'd county.
This lot Of land is heavily timbered with d enc
growth Of White Pine TImber-quite a num-
Der Of Spars, and tbN whole being within two
miles of Clearheld creek, lisa desirable property
for logging Operations. pv~Tho title is in
disputablc.
~TERMs.-one. hSh cash Mt striking down tho
property one-Gfhth at confirmation Of Sale and
the balance in three equal ANIMAL payments from
the date Of sale, with interest, to be secured "
bond and mortgage upon the premisos-with a
clause restricting the taking OF timber except in
proportion TO payments made.
BY order Of the Court,
CHARLES ]. PUsEY, Admir- OF
Isaac Pussy, decd, (MaGerd p. D.
MADEIRA, Clearfeld co., May 10, 1868.
%0~The Wcst Branch Democrat, Williams
port, Pa, will insert four times, and send bill TO
this office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

e CENTS REWARD.-Escaped from the
" premises Of the subscriberin Lawrence town.
ship, on the Sd instant, without Just cause, Au-
gustus Corumesser, an indenturedh apprentice. aged
about 10 years, and having on his working clothes.
The public are ca utioned against barboring or
trusting him on my account, as ] will pay no
debts Of his contracting after this date
JOHN POWELL.
Lawrence township, May 10, is63.-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27


NoRE ISCESplARrsM IN kARrHArs Town.
BuIP.-The barn OF james White, Of Kart
haus township was destroyed 10y fire to~
gether with tho granary a lev nights ago.
Another barn of Mr.. Whites, and the
barn of Mr., Virgins, of the same towns
ship were set on fire tho same night, but
the fire was discovered and e%xtinguishcd
before any serious damage was done =
James Curley, whom our readers will rel
member was sent TO the penitentiary from
this county q few years ngo is supposed TO
be the author o. these fendish acts in
fact we are told that he was actually diss
covered on this occasion, bat made his
escape, and has thus Ear eluded the au-
thorities,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

neAp Henry Clay Dean has been arrested
by the provost marshal at Keokuk, Iowa,
and will be sent toSt. Louis for trial.--Eg.
Mr.. Dean is one Of the ables. clergymen
in the Methodist Church, and was elected
Chaplain to Congress about eight years
ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

Be4- The campaign of General Burnside
against the "Copperheads" in Ohio, is one
Of the most successful in his whole militia.
ry career, and as the rail splitter would
say, will 10 remembered in history.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
Abe CtatGtIS HpnbIimn
csr Time al Tyrone

ct ,t5 sndl D., 2ch ofArHl ls'S' Passenger
trims run ~ fullyw'' -,c,o,
NtNN G2IAN G 81 A.. NJ.
Mail Train
Tain. y SO g. NJ.
~ Nj Tmin 8 80 4.
III ,'rsb Accommodates 10 As A. w..
Taiss on the TYRoSK and CtEARFirtD Biunch
Lave lyman for Sandy Ridge at 5 30 A.. NJ and
] P. N.
Trains on tho BALD EAGLE VALLEY road leave
er Bsllebhte at 8 as a. N.
The Trains on there latter roads run to connect
with Express train aud Mail train west.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

NEw PArER.-The Tyrone Star has been
revived under the name Of Herald, with
the motto of Independent in all things,
neutral in nothing" and II. r. Hoising.
Ell RS editor and publisher. We can see
the color Of the animal already, not
wilhstanding the unmeaning motto.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

No. We are redoes ted 10 state tina. the
Fair Grounds will be thrown open to the
public during Tuesday and Wednesday of
Court weeks,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
DIR. NJ. WOODS.

DRACTICING Physician, and Examining Sur
geon fer Pensions. Office Southwest corner
Second and Cherry streets, Clesr6eld, Pa,
OIL" January 2l, 1893. ",
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27
THEDAILY EvENINGJOURNAL
AND THE
WEEKLY DEMOCRATlCbEADER.

These Democratic papers, lately published BY
Albert D. Boileau, Whose connection herewith
has entirely ceased are now published and edi-
ted by Charles n. Pine and Alfred l.. Lew
is, and will, hereafter, DO conducted fcuTlessly,
as organs of the great Democratic Party They
will defend the principles Of the Constitution,
rights Of the States, and the Liberties OF tho peo-
pie.
The Evening Journal is published every after
nosR. Sundays excepted,) at Sc per annum, or
SO for six months, payable in advance. 1t con-
tains spirited articles on the political questions
Of the day, with all the current news, Market and
Stock reports, and all such matter as " usually
found in a Daily Newspaper.
The Weekly Democratic Leader, is a large
double sheet paper, containing eight pages, for
ty-eight columns Of reading matter, and is far
nished at the f~ollswincJfhtes:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

Always hseps on hand a full
assortment Of all kinds of goods required
for the accommodation of the public.
Nov. 10, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

Tho Democrats Of Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Delaware, and New Jersey, it is hoped will exert
themselves to give the Leader a large circulation.
Address PINE & LEWIS,
No. los South Third ST.,
Philadelphia,
N9- Write for sample numbers, which will be
promptly printed, gratis.
MnuG IQa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-05-27

Df virtue Of sundry writs of Vcnditioni Erpo-
ID mas, issued out of the Cour, Of Common
Pleas Of Clearfeld county, and to me directed.
there will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Court house in the borough Of Clcar6eld, on Mon
day the 18th day Of June next, at ] o'clock,
p. m, the following described Real Estate, via:
Tive certain tracts Of lard situate in Covipgton
township, Clearfeld county, the one bounded
north by the public road leading from Karthaus
20 CloOrfeld, on the west by the public road lead.
ing 70 John Barmoy's, and on the scutb sud essi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
OBITUARY..

DIED.-At Oxford. on the morning of the 25th
of August, of CoDjestive Chills, SARAHA. :. eldest
daughter of B. A. ard NJ. A. PATTERSON.
Sarah was child of uncommon interest, kind and
afectionaie to all and always loving and indus CONT
to her little brothers and sisters. She suffered
mucch, but undured all patiently and without
murmur; and when death came her spirit calmly
left its frail tenement of clay to take its upward
fight and join little brother and sister gone be.
fore. While her parents and friends mourn the
loss of one much beloved they mourn not those
without hope. May they gee the hand of an all wise
Providence in removing their dear child from the
family the circle, Ind embrace tho sweet consola-
ito 1.-The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken
away. Blessed be the name of the Lord"
Another flower hath dropped and faded.
Another gentle soul hath fed.
Another brow the grave hath shaded
Dearest Anna, thou art cad,
Weep not, kind friends for Anna deari
Weep not because she is not here,
b. Sh's gone to live above.
Where blessed ransomed saints rejoice
In sweetest strains rssouuds her VOICE
She dwels in heavenly love.
'@Nf"A~A ~
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
$4,000 REWARD /!

ON the lI,h Of June squad Of soldiers belonging to
~ Col. waasc's comThsnh entered the premises OF
the undersigned Ia Rchlaud township, HOLMES county
and took away dark dun stallion, valued at $l40 a
saddle and bride, two silver watches, SIS in L0per
money and number OF notes and other val IA le pa.
pers, One note calling for S3l5 or 3l3 made payable
by Paul socie to Eugene soce from Pet- Dronard
TO Eugene socie fr f63 from Lorenzo BlanchhT ri
Eugene socie for SIS three small notes from Ma tin
August Blanc, and amber OF other sotes amope
those stolen, Ia. . .4.-
will pay ffty collars reward for the tnrn Of the
property libei el reward for any part thereof.
also hereby notify all persons from purchasing said
notes. 4a kUGFNE eooIE.
JULY so lee8-y8 l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
Justices Election.

A few days ago DAVID HENRY, Esq, was
elected Justice of the Peace in Knox township
without opposition. Mr., Henry resides in that
mart of the township known as Brakes Valley
where Democrats are about as scarce as hen :
teeth. We doubt whether his neighbors will be
much tickled to have Democratic Justice in
their midst, but the township being strongl,
Democratic they had no way of preventing it :
Mr.. H. is well qualified and will make an efficient
officer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-03
Tragedy Near New Bedford.

lEuECoy NSot Nc" ASu'ViN'
Joan Lower and ] EwIs VINCE were drafted
last fall and refused to go into the army. A
Provost Marshal named Joassos has for some
time been endeavoring to arrest them, but they
eludcd him. On Monday of last week JOHNSON
got five pc sons from Coshocton and the neigh
borhood aud went to arrest LowEn and VINCE.
They went to the residence of Lowers father
about IL o'clock at night, searched the house and
then went to the barn just as they got to the
barn VINCE and LOWER. who were sleeping in it,
went out. One of the posse seized VINCE. who
was lane. aud was shot shot dead by Lower
Several shots then passed, VINCE was mortally
wounded. L. LwER killed. and o.her ofthe Mar.
sba's posse dangerously wounded, The man
killel belonging tothe Marshal's posse was named
STAFFORD; TAyLoR was the name Of the wounded
man. VINCE died the next day, LOWER and
WNcE we've both much esteemed in the com
munity in which they reside. Mr. LOVES leaves
wife aud two children TO mourn his ntmely
death. New Bedford is in the Nortl. east corner
OF Cosboston county.