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X Forty THOUSAND DEsERTERs IN CANA,
DA.--The Newbaryport (Mass.) Herald
says;-From letters from Canada and from
men who. haye. recently visited there, we
have information which leads to the CON.
qluslon that there are at least forty thou-
sand men in the British Provence who
have served from six months to year and
a half in our armies, some of whom were
broken down by the hardships of war;
some had ill treatment from drunken or
brutal officers; more of them having sick
furloughs Or liberty to visit their homes,
overstayed their time, and feared to go
back, most of whom would gladly return
to their duty if they could be assured that
they could do so without being exposed to
the terrors of court martial aud punish.
ment.
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Will certainly offend and ALLEVIATE the other
fThisis the3inevitable consequence when a
minister of4he Gospel yields to the temp.
tation to preach politics. 1t is,, in other
lsespeets,. Improper and Unfair. The, oc.
caslon gives no opportunity for the con-
tradiction of bis assertions, however erro,
nesus and Offensive Theya are uecessarily
received in silence, followed by the after.
sermon aaulations of 4 part of the congre,
-gati6n, the female portion, generally; for
they, being less accustomed, are more open
to the facinations of stump oratory. Yet
LADIES who are Irightsminded, instead of
being in slang phrase" strong minded, >"
will hear with no special satisfaction the
result Of an election rehearsed by the
preachers asian occasion for gratitude to
Goo, when their fathers, husbands and
brothers may believe the result was a ca.
lamity inflicted upon the country byforcee
and fraud. Without now discussing the
late electiohin Pennsylvania, we may say
that envcn the most confident Republican
has seen in it the proof that a vast number
OF the people of this State disapprove the
practice and the principles of bis party.
Such Republican, if he is entrusted with
the care OF souls, had better keep his politics
for political meetings of his party, and not
obtrude them upon congregations in which
there may be wide difference of opinion
--Aqe.
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:, SsS~ A Rebel is one who revolts against
the Constitution. aud the lawseof his coup.
try. The man who says the Union as it
was shall not B. restored if he can prevent
it, and the Constitution as it is shall not
be preserved, and the laws as they stand
shall not be enforced, is rebbel and Il
traitor. We care not whether his name
be Howell Cobb or Charles Sumner, jeff.
Davis or Thad. Stevens, whether he
lives in Washington or in Richmond.-
Atteatown. DEM ~. ! ! ... F
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az ~ - r'' b. ~ f,.l' ts..itE
/ sIHE. ExfIAUsTIoN OF Wharf.-The 9Th
New Jerseytha now only sixty men tit
Tor duty. =, 1t went t,into the Chancellors-
vile fight with two hundred and forty.two
and came out with one hundred and ei sht.
AT GeItysburgit went in with one hun
drea and eight came out with less than
-ftty, but since that time has mum bered
sixty, a number having returned from
hospital. 1t is still kept in theifront.-
This regiment was raised not from any
particular locality; but its members were
from all over the State. 1t went out ori.
glnally with nine hundred and eighty four
and was q gallant regiment. About thir-
ty-six were from Paterson. Il, ~ .,U,. r.,
The 9th New Jersey had about fifty at
last. accounts, and but for the new com pa
ny raised last year in Trenton and added
to ITS depleted ranks, would BE- totally an.
initiated, Such is war--Puterson Guar,
GHtH'i. I'd ~, ta..DH,, is..s :eN
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"A CART.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian church
of Bel Air, return their thanks to their
friends and the public for the liberal man
ner in which they patronized their concert
on the 24th ult. and they wish to give no.
tice, that owing to the weather, they haY-
ing failed partially in their object, and be-
ing requested by many to repeat the
concert, have concluded to do SO and wish
to make arrangements to repeatiti at an
early date, Of which they will give notice.
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MOT

FdNHE Executive Board Of School Com
i missioners for. Hartford Comfy, will
meet at their office in Bel Air, on MON
DAY '28th December inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, to settle the accounts of Teachers,
for theG session ending Gath December,
1853. II Teachers from the LIST End and Sd
districts will attend on Monday and those
from the ;, 4th 5th and 9th district will at
tend on Tuesday 29,h.
By order of the Board
JOHN T. SPICER Secretary.
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'1H oTHo ScoTT, I In the Circuit Court for
-, L'J2tvs. ..2H Hartford county, sitting in
''o EDWARD MORGAN J Equity, 81 'dgi1 L.
ORDERED, this 10Th day of December,
W 1863, that the sale made and reported.
by Daniel Scott, Trustee, in the above cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shown on or before the
LIST day of February 1854 provided a
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed and published in Har-
ford County once in each of three success
sive weeks before the said LIST day OF
Feburar, 1864. its a1r} ai..h aGtre>
ri. The report states the amount. of sales
$4,000. B.aGG, ,eHay. u rj,G iua s.;aa9
'e a WM.H. DALLAM, Clerk. ,a
True Copy, r., Test, 12ta ,e.ra faT o.
VIM. FL. DALLAM, Clerk.
QZ6. .r.t.at 'ft .,u.l. ,si.tIIpF
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He NIGHT HAVE BEEN A TRArro,

HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A TRA1roR
WHAT an unfortunate thing it was
says an Ohio radical paper, "for Benedict
Arnold, that he was not been born about
eighty years later. He might have been
a 'DenocIatic' hero, and probably a can.
dldatea for Governor, Pretending te be
-aDemocrat, as in the Resolution he pre-
tended to be. q patriot, he would have
gone over to the Republicans for a. share
lot the loayes and fishes; been hailed as a
"llfe-long Democract," aud, like John
Brough, elected Governor Boston Curjey,
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PURGING THE ARMY OF THE CUM.

g. PURGING THE ARMY OF THE CUM.
BER1AND. AN Exchange says:
-... Major General Thomas has. issued gen,
eral orders dishonorably dismissiug +, one
Oolonel, two Majors, fifteen Captains,
twenty,six Lieatenants and one Surgeon
for various offences, including drunken.
ness, feighing sickness, spreading false ru.
mors, permitting men to plunder, misbe-
hasior in face of the enemy, shameful
cowardice, gross ,disloyalty, dishonest
practices, and conduct unbecomiug officers
and gentlemen. " -.-' ~ ~ Q
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Z NOTICE

rs hereby given to the Officers elect in
i HarioEd county, that their Commissions
have been received from the Governor,
the code ofPublic General Laws requires
/, them, hem, # they accept the offices 10 which
they have been respectively elected, 10
appear at the office Of the Clerk Of the
! ,Circpit chi Court for Hartford county, before
the 26sh day,aof DEcEMBER next, and
take and Subscribe to the oath prescribed
by the Constitutions. 'o.9' 2 - Aoai2d'
,f97l '" VIM. HI. DALLAM.
d4 "14' y &@' S "a gi58.3 tH Clerk
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FASHIONABLE WOMEN SWEEPING THE
STRETss.-Thank the lord of Fashion the
women are beginning to stop sweeping the
streets, and leaving that work to Inspec-
tor Boole, and his myrmidons. The loop.
ed-up dresses now begin to appear in all
dlrectlons-wth the colored WOODEN petti.
coat. The white petticoat for the streets,
thank tue lord of Fashion TOO, is rapidly
disappearing and the Ballnoral is almest
everywhere taking its place, ,a.-1,,
None but Shoddy women now sweep
II the streets only those, whose husbands
Gan Gan afford silks ahd, ahd, satins, and yelvets
Jly ind a. aSiaslhlnpefs An for brooms, The houses,
n therefore, Pe of good people are becoming
cleaner, a woman p eau be admitted now
jlt lnto ~, paarrlor, without sending q servant
Ylisala Ylia brush na apd spIlHrtteo Alrt after hsr
si 6fsIYSSY91f4 SSY91f4 rf .4sifa aidayiasaJ d. ,tfaltt
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JOHN Fl. McCUTCHEN,
-, OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
a u r. oRNEY ar y AJw.
No. 2.Law Buildings, St. Pauzs 81 rect.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE.

Every drafted man should consulta Law
yer as to his rights under Act March Sc I.,6a
Under which men are drafted, as it al, or
ICES EXEMPTIONS, S, OR DISCHARGES from
service for nerly FORTY causes, SO me of
which are as follows -.-.
l. Physically unfit, of which th,,re are
many causes, -..-.--- ... ~.
2. Mentally unfit. j. ....-.
s. Only son of a widow. .. .s..
A. Only,son ola widow whe, is liable
to military duty. Ira. l,. g.......-
IS. Only son Of aged or mfr m parents.
50 OIL two, or more sons o f aged pa
rents they may exempt one.
~, Only. bEpther oforphan children un
der II years, old ,-
NIP. Father of motherless cr ,lIdren under
IL years old. ..,,,.. .. .....
na 8, lftwo brothers in the army.
10. If convicted of felony. ~.
.lc, II. II under 20 years When drafted,
.f II. # over 35, aud IN; N ried. ...
13. # over As years Old.
"A If an alien. .,.,. r ...... ...-.......,
10. For errors in enrc ll,nent. ~
am prepared with the forms and req
uiatlons as issued by the Provost Mar
'shai at Washington, ID. c., (where ! ad-
vlsed and drew papers for over five hum
dred drafted men, hit,h are different for
each class of cases, and must be observed
to insure success. ......
ALL PAPERS AI.ANTEED CORRECT.
Is Men who have legal exemptions.
have been accepted for service because
they did not make out their claims ac-
cording to Law. ,.. r.,
JOHN H McCUTCHEN,
a. No. 2 Law Buildings, Baltimore.
Capt. VI eCurcHEN is personally
known and has permission to refer to
!. Washingt on Bonilant United States
Marshal. for Maryland, j b. H.
Judge VIM. M. Merrick, 80 St, Paul
Street. ~ FTs%Ts's a Erv. * n rn
Hodges Brothers, 80 Hanover Street.
Willis s. Adams, Corner of Charles
and German Streets. ....'
knight s Johnson, 81 South Charles
Street. ".''"''..'. .' i'T7
=. Edward Bangs. Ban s. of the firm Of carev.
Bangs & Woodward, 266 Baltimore
oolrsefI. onsI;., ,n,-,, -... .... Dll3t.i
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ln9'AsetA lem eefatic contemporary cptii-
tplalDsutl,aa ybeneyeran Abolition traitor
comes et9 ahislR Rlatesto n.akeiaaspeeeh. he
-l4yariably yibegins by informiag the audi
ienee thati hsi haag been aiDelnocrat. We
suppose the seounderal does that to make
IT appear that some time in bis life be has
beeasin good company, Taongh he lies,
he ls'uet destitute of an ambition to ap-
pear respectable.
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ORDERED, this 23dday of Dec ember,
" 1863, That the sales made and re-
ported, by Henry w. Archer, Esq, Trustee
in the above entitled case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown, on or before the lst day of
February next. provided, copy of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed1in Hartford codhty, once in each
OF the three succes ssive weeks before the
said lst day of February next.doi aeoG
arNfhe Report states the amount of saler
Jsi be $6,25. ii .ssifjoe}b aid u aaisimI
-; Etl7eiia iWM.H.aDALLAM,, Clerk.
|an sTare Copy 81 Test, p sofY aoe ""
.lo4n aGlajWHa HlDALLAAI, Clesk.. /
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SC . 70 cotIesapoaasass! !!

All communications for publication must be accom-
punicd with the real sf-he Ruihori atteH
tion will he paid TO them The real Of the autho
will not br published aRfass desired, but we canno
consent TO iasert communications unless we know lht
writer , ''' = ~ '--''
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{b3-The &c Southern Egs'' has a more extended cil
cWlaOn among the intelligent farmers and business Sed
Of Hartford, than any other paper in the county No
"4Oek Hospital, other obscene sIottsEy'' adveE
tsemehs will appear in columns any price. A
large number OF subscribers pay for their paper in ad
vance, and consequently just the class adedses dc
sire 10 reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts.
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Atlantic Monthly.

The June member of this valuable publication
has been received, which closes the Eleventh Vol
umc. 1t is filled with rich melango of literature
that can not fail to interest and instruct.
Begun in 1857, the ARdntie Monthly has now
reached its sixty-eghth number Its circulation
increasing largely from the start has given it such
a currency throughout the country az no other
American magazine has ever acquired. Its faith in
impartial Liberty as principle, and its warfare
against despcsm in every form, have made it Il
welcome visitor far and wide, every month. 1t
does not ahato in these days of trial and battle
one iot of that firm belief in tho Brighter days to
come which Right and Justice are sure always to
win, but its future pages will show an increased
activity in placing before the minds of the people
an unfalterng confidence in the power of the North
to limit the existence of rebellion founded in cruel
injustice and oppression.
The July Number commences the Twelfth Vol
ume of the Aaantie Monthly, and will contain such
list of contents az will entitc it to marked con-
sideration, Nathaniel Hawthorne contributes for
the first number of the now volume "Outside
Glimpses of English Poverty" one of the most in
terestng Of his admirable English Sketches; Oil
yer Wendell Holmes has written for it The Doings
of Sun Beam" Robert Dale Owen discusses
"The Claims Of Lahor or Service" and presents
some new views for the study of the people of
America. Gail Hamilton continues her popular
"Gala-Days." Professor Agassiz offers another
eloquent paper on Mountains. And many other
articles, of equal value with the above, will be in
cluded in the forth coming number.
This sterling periodical is published by Tcknor
4 Fields, Boston, at 50 per annum, in advance or
twenty y-tiye cents for single numbers. We will
furnish the JOURNAL and Atlantic for 81.
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White Bass Fishing.

This rare sport is now at its hight, and daily the
Maumse Rapids swarm with ishermen-some in
Skitis, while others wade in." utterly regardless
of water. We "tried our luck" the other day,
and returned from an afternoons angling with
about as many shining bass" as we could cOnvS-
niently carry and, in addition to the sport, en-
joyed an instructive incident or two.
Noticing that boy just in the act of drawing
out a large bass had lost his new hat we sug-
gested TO him the propriety of saving his hat first,
and stringiug his fish aiterward. With a look OF
supreme contempt, he answered "Do you sup
pose would lose this fish to save that hat, when
can buy a better one for iesI nothing, down at
Houston's Cash Store ?" We considered that
poser" and consequently f" went on with our
fishing"
We subsequently saw crowd of "festiye fish
ermsn," who seemed utterly reckless as to the
preservation Of their wearing apparel and ven
turing to suggest that clothes cost money" of
them stepped up to us with (: " Houston is almost
girnlg array clothes, down at his Cash Store do
you intend that remark insult to him?" We
promptly apoogized, drow in our line, strung our
fish, and started for Houston's where we found that
"al these things were 50 and more also" In
fact, the eager biting" Of bass was only sur
passed by the rapidity with which people were
"snappng up" things az Houston's.
Those who have any doubts on this subject will
do well to call at the Cash Store and examine
houston's large variety of cheap goods. Also,
Esad his advertisement il another column.
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Grand Larceny.

From the Toledo Blade, we learn that the police
arrested woman in that city, few days since,
and man at Vienna, Mich, on the charge OF break
ing into the house of Mr. W Harrington, near this
place, and taking therofrom clothing valued at over
$40. Mr.. Harrington says the parties were seen to
cross the bridge at Maumee, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day morning teamstsr saw them enter his yard.
Mr. H. was absent at work. and his wife on visit
to her sister, and the robbery was not discovered
until the parties had got too far to follow them that
night. Mr.. II. went to Toledo, and sitter digcnt
search discovered the woman, aud getting friend
proceeded to watch her movements. Atter while
she went down to the Middle Ground and was
seen to take u bundle Of clothing from under a
Switch" aud sit down. The men then passed
her aud going of some distance sccreted themselves
to await further developments. They had not long
to wait the woman went to another hiding place
and taking from it basket, apparently well filled
from the top of which was exhibited n shawl which
Mr.. II. recognized as belonging to his wife, they
seized her and escorted her to the lookup. They
then learned that hOr partner had gone to Monroe,
and getting into wagon they started in pursuit. in
quiring diligently fparties whom they met, but
got no information until they reached Vienna,
where they learned that he had sccrcted himself
in the woods warrant was procured, and he
was arrested and brought to Toledo. be had
taken tho male apparel, the woman retaining that
appropriate to her sex. All the articles were read
lily identified by Mr.. Harrington, and it is said the
cuprits will make no defense.
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Reconnaissance Donaldsop.S 49,
Recording Secretsry-4J anne kerr.s -

TrcasurCr--Jsmes Donaldsop.s ,sl
Recording Secretsry-4J anses kerr.s - !
Corresponding SeeretOry-E. q. Beckwith.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at Gilead on
Saturday, May so. Committee Of Arrangements
for this meeting John Fisher, George Laskey,
and Samuel Bossard. .......t .f
Announcement was also made OF Union meet
ing, to be held at the Hauckmsn School House, one
week from the presen; meeting.
Amount raised to buy reading for the soldiers,
SO l3.
Amoun, raised as a present to paroed priso-
ner, SIS. JOHN MCKEE, President.
JAMES UCNrIR, Secretary.
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4 Mistake.

The impression prevails, to some extent, in this
community, that p. L. Mahr has closed his shop
and retired from the cabinet making business. Hc
desires us to give notice that this impression is
"all mistake, ;" and that he may be found at his
shop formerly occupied by p. Wizlor), at all
times, ready to attend to the wants of any custom
ers who may favor him with call. He has also
on hand an extensive assortment Of furniture
which he offers at greatly reduced prices. Re
member this fact when you want anything in the
furniture line. Custom work, turning, &C., done
on sho TT notice.
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INDGANApoLIs, Sept, 2, 1857

DIR. c. w. ROBAcK-Dear SG! Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, SO much so that was unable to at
tegd to my ordinary business at times, and having
heard of the woadssfnl cures that Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were etiecting, was in
duced by friend to try them.
! have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and fpd the medicine fully equal to its
recommendations So valuable is itJ use to me,
that can not now dispense with the use of it at
my advanced age in life-sevcnty- years.
/ cheerfuIly give this information for the bene-
fit of those similarly affected.
NORRIS NORRIS
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Papers for Soldiers.

Our patrons should recolect that Ohio soldier, are
eotcrs-and consequently it is necessary that they
be we'll informed regarding the local politics of
their county and as the campaign will soon open,
we suggest that each Unconditional Union man can
do no better work than to send copy of the
JOURNAL to relative or friend in tho army.
Subscriptions will be received at the rate Of one
,i,Raag per month, for any number sf months-ai-
,cays N Iirmsce.
All orders for soldiers will be promptly attended
to, and papers regularly forwarded.
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UNION MEETING AT GILEAD.

Hon. ), NJ. ASHLEY and j. j. MANOR, Esq,
Union Democrat) will address the citizens OF
Wood County at Giiead, on Saturday next, May
80 at o'clock p. NJ.
Let there be reusing meeting. These are
times in which our country calls on every man to
do his duty
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Time of Closing Mails.


METHODIST EpIscoPIt--Rev. s. H. Alderman, PASTOR
SERVICES each Sunday at 1880 An. and "a PM
pREsBYrrR1AS--Rev. G. A. Adams, Pastor. services
each sunday at 1880 AM.
B,prIsr-Rev IT, h. Taft, Pastor. Services eaeh suh'
day at 1880 \. NJ.
j. Klinageis, pas'Or. Services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately
1uRy,s MKruoDtsr-Rev. c. Swineforth Pastor. serV'
ices each alternate Sunday NJ lo:3o AM
CArnolIc--BeY. Mr., Hannah. Services each alternate
Snn.lAY at 10 Al
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AGENTS. FOR THE JOURNAL.

LEROY Foote, ESQ.,, is authorized to receive sub
srriptions for the OURNAL, throughout this county
MArMEE CIrY-P. c. Holt, at the Post Office,
has charge of our subscription list at Maumee,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearages and renew their subscription.
ToyroG Axy-Our patrons at Tontogany will
find their accounts with Judge Tuller, who ia au-
thnrred 10 receive subscriptions for us at that place
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stomp Dutv-Important Decision.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cded that the party executing any instrument or
paper subject to stamp duty, is the person who
should affx and cancel the required stamp, and
who is liable to the penalty for failing to do so.
On and after June lst, 1S63 any instrument sub
iect to stamp duty, executed without the required
stamp, will for that cause be invalid.
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Nicksburg Taken.

On Monday morning last, the big flag" was
run up in concentration of the reported taking
Of Vicksburg; but in consideration of the fact
that considerable powder wasted when "Rich-
mond was taken" artillery practice was dispensed
with. We understand that an effort WAS made TO
induce Brother Houston to "trot ont" his "egg nog
chxrn," but "Richmond' had so duled his patr-
otc vision that he cOuld't see it''-and "all
remained quiet" " on the Maumee.
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Arthur,s Home Magazine.

The June number of this valuable household
companion completes ,ha Twenty first Volume.
This Magazine is steadily obtaining place In the
affections that cling around the homestead. In
deed it is fast becoming household god, and well
does it merit the estimation in which it is held.
Terras-S2 per year; two copies, So; four copies,
So. Address 7. $. Arthur Co., 323 utstreet,
Dhilndnlnhin
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BLANKS! BLANKS!

We have on hand good assortment Of blanks,
Including Warranty, Quit Claim and Mortgage
DEEDS, Chattel Mortgages, Dispositions, Subp@nas,
SummGnses, Supervisors blanks, &C., &c.-ail OF
which are printed in the best style, and for sale at
Toledo prices Persons wishing anything of the
Lind shnnld call Al the JOrRNAL office.
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MARRIED.

HAILMAN--MILLER-In Perrysburg, May 21
at the residence Of Mrs. b. F. Hoister, by Rev. S.
II. Alderman, Mr.. Paul j. Hailman, Of Perrysburg,
and Miss Mary Mabel Miller, of Putnam county
Ohio.