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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20


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''IaN nstpe:n ths h.rss " K =ra x = isat
90" ed 70 s:s t,o ctpo ..oIs = vi "a t.sior sud
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MAJ: - <s5sadaS La tn 'Su!i Se Sst CT th>
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"'., sends ars ana t:9aa a:y cs.e-. tcs 'ai'rs
s"a t:reLt; u BE Lcs eomneScet GA tHSi c~J-'r. I
sag T., nj ed on lhst 10. mo sail: O.
N'>:- al y siI rfne' sGd oeE. nut: e = ~ :: -
'a' Sc "a I!ns Il tbs sA-e pace IN t.se'A ias
I" ars I. Gu, -: a,s shall Re co.p'-'ci
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'aaacGri !,.,:ilS as IT, E>aEpiH" :Ehn
sU{.T NOTE.
IL ",far1ny s7tth the nc, II C22gT~:: $1,000
80: is'h ie'., Soti.a & Sc:a.y sr:2 :':a@ 'ro.'.
~ t-is, ~ r,s D. saulS tr Tie -,saS-f5 SCR
- 3ts u pcs,a.e. noai- TI % tuai:si.f :aiJ
sel 10 ,sGt BN,ls III took ti's'ea5 OF ego: pa
-; ~ 2e,aas tr7tdths !:>s,.yrs Au;"! H!.sSs
''rs ieen iAsuea previous Z; Ia sal ~: G.J CO
4le:' snd WHO may deairs - :2:.d rs sa,us &c
-, sesl 5crts or Stook. aIe ra.ecY :is'et th;.'
-. ~. HS;a. L. - Sr -.pJ~ ne 80 d.: =: 80:
- a. sIr,'n: tae sail Lot.;, St Tie i''-.~:, ::
$50 o. * $3.50 one OF II: A.-sI 49, ;r.'s"'" .
* .! thy Ir3Ssrnu,ar, for -Ie p 49,
- ( v9s! 80 oeu. S.ui,s :, 49,. ~
,,r. '"'s hey slI rs fundst,s Oily - -..'a -.
q. ~. &Li.8.;.-'|..'L
,u secretary ~ fiir ~ ..l'-.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20

1o hs va:grs ii sas sirs: Congressional District OF
virginia
Ny Fi-nd, b e D A's:aG. E'qs haying dc
clired +, he c-nc.m t., 10 represent en- in
- L..t CoIg'tss 81 H., tUn!edo: &c S:ats,
ncncUnce a.ysr,i c"7.''.'.t? :"> lbs: 103l-
ton. iiD. {. Scsr,e-s.
Garchl3---c2tt
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RuRAWAY-s5O REGARD.

hONS " - CIV ~ NJ
NyTs-v nILiIA sy.ss = 5sst 'roH'.a h:s.
W eI-hy hal, light gJIi'iIsK -, W. q ~ hst:-
H. t.i DIX cIthsa >: -'t'I o. - vi
al CO., ~ " ca. :: !, ts = st5, ".:s.''
rEch ls--eoi6'% - r"iNl: Z ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20

COMMISSIONERS SALE o. LAND.
10y r,rrue o: dccros II hs crcui: Court Of V1Tsap'
Is ecau!y Va skill 5ns t3r $40. az psba aueE' o,
AaEcH MKT ;:rA; bsins Court day. stses OF Lna
coat aints t:;, YoEE rdfcd b1ss etlaS me sai
AGO .. tie l.ai :oi Heretofore ;G formerly eeohsIs
undra. ST. deo'h '.IGx ,G ra'd coua j. su
IolL,Es tho L.lds "a .ncs Gait aud oE's, Leg VIZ
40 r:lIsi Of Ia jazz R:y.. Cat. ana o u % t'o-
Coa-hia
.seas ayes ~ SID Lad 10 In e.iIsrA graE'h aao
hssvi!: tn .er.d wiz jiae, esS and poP!at tne
de. hss b. On cltr,i AID 70 remarkable L" the grove u
nne Toeace>or AzJthjrg ese.
v<rsop, v..b.g ~ purchase 7k sk;ss :'r hsH'elree
T22Ss
ouc-fou,ts c.,s: We hals1ce Il tares a-sSs w.
merits, 10 basr !r,Arss: from d:;s; CT Touia Iefo
,mouh, he purchaser c:oo,e, to pay ot1 cls-iaa..
cash, II all
~ null Eio::i.D ohoHuJD2o.
-, ~ .,..Sx+ Crum:ss!onet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20

s-t.:i:E:4T!-.," agA,cERv.-- At 2ues h:id N hs
Htts. .Ee S'.2u't .ircrt Of Ne e.y OF Rich
r9L. ,!,ri A.. 81. =. Ersc1. 1905: 49,.
"ii.:. H. HH
.aSI,cH
-, .-c:,r- a.. ri 70
.a) ioJL cefecd Thorass
aes - - kLbeI OF tc
pI'-aesi - tuch1ts o. einr OF Be.ch
= Wzhb aid rhrays,a3ip ci..ols-d and 10
~; .nt' sv ha SnS hsen msss and nied
-S:So I'D = 500 realoeat OF LAB
gx"l.s, s;, 49, as. o=frcnan. Irqsifea 70 xppaG
= o1- n. nIsrr pub ,"a,.n hereof SID co Hhst
nSaS.4sy - UT stet, l.. ,i,e. "a big ssts
.c.a--.>4s srz,> ILAso, Clerk.
yTsxc..:'.--tS cy&N0R.a--..A< ls e tea p ..s
11.esus,. -. tbs vsscis tp.urt n re c'ty Of Rob-
l-2u,. q az. s'Icf u, o., Sie:
AZ: 1.Js.7 IS Ja.S Z s.o.a = be,. f:ir.d. s''I
e:aS,t
WIZ z r!.e' DS
l.. .sj-v. u ga w.: D. u, ss d:ru:0p fIe1a ,hs tsu5
.! = .ey I'D ys!a. b.,n Ersts AM "a
:e'nr.,a ,,-'di ID N resident " mis-
rsl is.:uaau' La required i" appeai
VII. :fSr tar rsofcation h.ru:! sod g. stAt
1, -,i,ss.,ry - ,r a-.s II. ;i:rrrst t. IL, ak
Gsps-iesLs:
at''a '-.:waa WV iELtt 30 Cle:s
- yg.fi;%sa.-xE :Ai.1SaY. a: rules hold 10 ,bo
.-rs. "a, 'iircut uNur: Of tae city CT kiea-
Dssad -he, ~. 81 >ar'H. .!ha: .
i,ass 10 - sIi.. ~ -.rtas Moore, LII wits, Plth
.s.t:.ss
Tei.aaoous L!:I12,os :.r-:is Li.i~-->- yrd etb:r,
r.si..c: ..:h psY.-rs -s:t "a .!.r- ps'
c.; ~; nag. " S.r:n-a @v:g ia :ae .Ed q. ~
s..,., .ls g'. 49, T"srsG' VI fse r9srF
49, sr.-xs j, o ..g tnEie& Ilrret, ord a1dRvfs
hpyl,3 e idaaa 81 ErJsl ths dfiecGsn:i ae5ve
:, LIZ d ssst=isS ~ tonoa.vsath tho said
so "a l.Tto 10 -cp:St %tso oae raon'h inef
d.! rrissIns fer-G pi ~r:is n3ss'arJ 70 pretto1
tk.l. ic,ersstS q ;iil s-It.
n,Ar,h 7-cw4- s:sI. PoiLiSD, Ci,rt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ESSss ECxAL NOTICE.
We 1:ulfS:h tho sttseiicn Ok tho trade 70 SAFE S.
aactton on FEIpAV sOh Instant, OF
IS thda cholce ". 0. eugar,
ESQ sezs- old ohoiee Manufactured Tcbseeo Of the
FOL ov NJ brands. w:
G.a.ey.
80. FiE,rlr.
JG.I Warren
IT. aaaH. Gay,
HIl<nds Pocket Piece.
Jesse Brnun,
and othor isvorlte brSnos
march ia-its ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 &C.
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r&s r:yIJ!. EGGIEssa pExjT u. R,}
30, H. Las "lic:'.g. Prensfu b.
2oHaond, January %, lSSS-
xxssSS;ss> / :: rshL NOT CE.
PHtf S,.esr s nst this DEPARTMENT ct ;ce.
Y. .o sIc a.d issor 'is3f. FER. :rhed for tho
G.fsIu, e Ri. 'y 'nris Terkta-. c.eucater Polat,
cl n5r7 I5:and VIII anCrg H-thys, C,ansn's and
T~7 ~. ,uSt 80 -: htrc ..ethd c syplf ut lhis
sSge To vsS Hrn'i
ties- f-.ia- u ts-..-?s a.; :..,-a - collect
s-t hens % n'7s 'br at aSects, sia 2!esao 10
=. f.' 49, :>r'a -
fl1Ea os srtons.T.
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- 'r Jig "'rnt - & ssc',sSs tor, ID rse.!7s
? c a. S.sa Hrr = II TIC Epg'1scr Depart
Cl-:. : -,= - 80 trN.i - Tor tie s..7icee
- g. ''.'u rh !ts: =V"r: defensive Torks 81
= n u :;h II - ia.
t''.' 'ry '-". a; s'si .' III; ---- Inr Of
:.'.rs. l" .n'.S,r
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'i;9t., aULlSE
4. sast,ri "o:aC, LAND, t.te q Arai.s rau.sJ,
y VITA. s'a; d.pzr.ed ,h.s lie uthou, ;s,ne,
ss.& Ey 49,. osa.rsvile. Amss comfy, Il Sal
s3 E-ssS "aasoa hey may diitre.
k.RT GERMANY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20

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~ - coz al Tor ~ho,s service f9{ GO
Wit t. 80. Ep,ly sAry Il. :. anKE3.
TG,r,hi 70 - M >. rir 1 I.s- Bai DIT,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-20

-. r'u - A-Cs".. for ,s7 s:n.h' y ':t ma
Seu-d=i ti.H' ml>'= = -, nmi q! u 'e>' '''n A''
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SDSSGS.

A. ssss 90 vss c.s!n. xs.e-i tho sgi+re q: :.
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=, l.51, tc !., .i,r"J. 1873:
DONATIONS IN &vIEi

y i.rGs'ns 'ss 80 .! :oa:iba i3!a ffcm III
49, E.u, g A..Usu.i, fTr ;E- hsn-hf 1fs.t ma
scut= Ila.rni,'s. 'r- n; g! VI siGN. sam ItS
Al /. ~ L. LIT. Il -. lGES
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.-G:..a:r, ogs'Nr ~ Virginia
RioHsosp, yrrru.rJ 20, 1888
S=.S',rS S,-<'s. ASS H1a1KSdA.-oMosSs
~ the =scoaS~c'a,s t.!.;iLs whom src.s haSo
y, usi or ,nol' Rs!Cs o. this Department ere
-,:.I: .r :, ists II: to rae al tar SlrsniA
. -:T-2: : :, -nS Gary trer.s. Stlh &: nn caey
> ,,.r.-.s'+.
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VS. ;--y i:.n..cr- u-p'.t VI
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II jas SP N2E

BENEFIT FOIL THE sCFFEaS|s By III; -
PIesioN &c TIE C. L'BAaI>hi.
Co72g p. D'Ecs.
5ao % E:.rE7 1zEA!aE 'A::. -, -.
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n .etor zee ..-o) To- toe Iei:e: o. &c ssfsTe
II. .xpl 8 on ctifs Lara.. o., h11@y .
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wa EiRsT X,cIETEr,
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Iso LADIES toIogz1 AID Poc N.Y.
Rthaonl March x y, SO.
HIssY GaoL7:TT 20:
Dear .: have received your flT:r Ct ~ !e rro'
poes give tsa rr.eeeds Of ytu: eit.rs ITS
lor ue seEtn 81 The e.:ers ~ the Ell of,Gc L.
ba. scTy Oh B7ewnsI4pI Yc1r s.rfrots Ter h. -
foiiy 10 eiv:. a-o l. viii fTrrs uu.t Vie! u. 70 be
t,e .e..cl, @! rese 70 :h,-e devoted Eena no w,
| en,a-eG Ia :ns service cftoe OnLf..erate Stst s.
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" 'dr D.s1aI1r 0JUsr OF TIE ClEf:DSSATs
en:- ir..eus toy tie Eassrn .,str CO q S.Ifies,

en- toz lie cas:srn -,str ct o. S!Iiiss,
fs; 10 &C.
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1a'-a i --;.;c-,l snt -. Z. = :. 80 ~ 70,
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e y. r.,i.,V p',;: Ct 81 We. -.
4 copy Tes.e.
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$500 FIX ss Mp

r IsI y. I'eccs q %! >e7ts - =. II, %
Il -A,vr J -. 80 - .Ss; .t:- D., :.>"'-.'
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"Ik NIINnWEJ Us.I.A .,k4 i;E - :. :. 8

iH.NSF3 Il = 10 60 :: Pfi..o ~ 49,. " >
J. E-:sa: c! ,ne r: OF '.o">:s 500 So. c'
: r. o.; SIX I.g'aS az a. a.. ~,
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WOoDVILLE FOR SALE

! ?. BaSJAkIr. ,,n:~ starry atsLs
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ai'"EXEGY PCoLEHGN

:nE So. -,ii'Es&
80 Ejk3JjsI =
SCIENTIFIC ~ Z.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

JACK TAR's YARNS-H0w Jack Fiddle
Rode a Streak o. Lightn1ng Two sailors
were once spinning yarns, when one said that
when his ship was sailing on the Gold Coast,
the weather was SO hot it was no uncommon
thing for the doctor to toll the dinner by
merely setting the pot out in the sun That
is very likely, said the other, for once when
was sailing in high northern latitude, the
weather grew SO cold that even our voices
froze before the sound Of them was given out
The capten tried his speaking trumpet in
vain, and we had to work the ship by signs,
like dummies, (meaning dumb people. }
What was most remarkable, however, when
We got far enough south. for thaw, those
very words that we spoke, together with the
captains bellowings through the trumpet
began to sound, and such mixed up hula
baloo you never heard in all your born days
That was very queer, said the first speaker,
but did ever tell you of Jack Fiddle's ride
on streak of lightning? You see lightning
is so common in those low latitudes that nc
sailor is ateared ont. One day when Jacl
was aloft helping to reef the sky-sail, as
storm was brewing, streak Of lightinin:
struck the yard on which Jack stood, takin,
him off his feet, carrying him down one of the
main halliards with a run, and so overheard
[ seed him go down .astride that streak O
lightning as plain as see you now. We throw
ed him buoy, and when he was dray'd ab
oard, the seat of his trowers was found to b
burnt out just as clean as though they'd bee
cut with a knife An what's very singular
his skin wasn't scarcely scoyched!
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

IL The following rich scene is said to
have lately occurred in one of our courts of
justice between the judge and Dutch wit
ness all the way from Rotterdam:
Judge.-" What's your native language ."
Witness.-" pc no native. Ise Dootch-
man."
J." What is your mother tongue %
"" Oh, fader say she pc all tongue.n
j. lin an irritable tone)-What language
did you speak in the cradle 2"
"" [ It'd not speak no language in ts
cradle al oil only cried in poo.ch %
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
11prtb Yranrb Qemnrrat,

/ weekly Democratic
[,osr. devoted to Pol
News, the Arts
T. sciences sc. Pub
[sd every Wednes-
t. at Tunkhannock,
|Tromiug County,Pa.
ny HARVEY SICKLER'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

V. SMITH, NJ D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
!. Office on Bridge Street, next door to the Demo-
at Office, Tuuknannoek Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
. w REoADS, III. II

Graduate Of The University Of Penn'a.)
Respectfully offers his professional services to the
l,izens of Tunkhqnnock and vicinity. He can be
und when not Professionally engaged, either at his
lrug Store, or at his residence on Putnam Street.
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DIR. j. G.. Bee X kER &c Co.
PHYSICIANS 6. SURGEONS.

n NJ. CAREY, NJ. D. (Graduate of the 7
y. NJ Institute CincinnatD would respectfully
F1nounce to the citizens of Wyoming and Luzerne
0untes, that he continues his regular practice in the
aious departments of his profession May be found
his Office residence when not professionally alb
lent
= Particular attention given to the treatment
Chronic Diseas.
entremoreland, Wyoming Co. Pa.-v2n2
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E~EO. =. TUITION, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
III Tunkhannock, Pa. Office In Starks Brick
Block, Tioga street.
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4 resh Ground Plaster in Quantities
and at prices to suit purchasers, now for sale
eshOpPcn W L. Mownr Jn
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MIN. NJ. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
w fee in Stark's Brick Block, Tioga St., Tunk-
Eannack Pa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

sas- Gov. Tod, and tie Ohio off,
cials, while on the road to witness and
participate in the solemn exercises OF
dedicating Cemetery at Gettysburg,
Pa, to the nations noble dead, was
detained some eight hours in Coshoc-
ton by railroad accident. They anu
,eed themselves by getting drunk, and
such like conduct, so says the Repub.
lican paper Of Coshocton. Wonder il
they won't KEEP Thanksgiving, in the
same way? What n ockery.
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HopEpA1E. Ohio. Nov. 18Th. 1863,

HopEDALE, Ohio, Nov. 18th, 1868.
Pursuant to notice meeting Of the citi,
zens Of Greene township was held in the
church at Iopedale on this evening and was
organ zsd by calling Ingram Clark to the
Chair and appointingJ. w. Cassell Secre.
tary.
Col. J. s. Pearce then addressed the meet.
ing at considerable length, urging the citi.
zens to fill their quota of soldiers by volun'
teering He was followed by Rev. Captain
Tibbals in short and energetic speech.
On motion nominating Committee con
sisting Of Edwin Regal, DR.. ]. B. Crawford
and j. w. Cassell, was appointed to nomi.
nate Township Military Committee, who
should take the necessary steps to raise the
men to fill the quota of Greene township.
INGRAM CLARK, Chairman.
J. W. CAssELL, Secretary.
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Meeting of fhc Democratic state
Central Conn misTce of ohio
State Convention to be held
on tllc fourth Wednesday of
March.
Ths Democratic State Central Cimnittes
OF Ohio held meeting in Columbus on the
18th inst. The following resolutions were
unan mously adopted, after discussion:
/. Resol0ed, That an carly organization o.
the Democratic party for tho Presidential
campaign Of 1864 is desirable, and the State
Central Committee is hereby advised to take
the necessary steps for that purpose.
2. ReSolved, That State Convention o
the Democratic party OF Ohio DO held in The
city Of Columbus, ON the Fourth Wednesday
OF March next.
An effort was made to have tho convention
held on tho 9th Of January but failed by one
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

To- Read the scholarly and patri-
otto address of the noble exile, Hon.
G. L. Vallandigham, to the students
of the Detroit University, in another
column. The students crossed the
river in body to hear the address of
the great American Statesman, exiled
from his own country by the hand Of
DespOtism. Every sentence indicates
the nobility of his nature. His great
so ul rises far above his 6endish perse-
cutors, and dsSells in a higher, purer
atmosphere. 1t will be proud legacy
to leave future generations--that 1e0,-
900 freemcn of Ohio voted for the
great principle of Liberty when it was
arrayed against Despotic Power. Read
the address.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

D@ Military meetings are being
held all over the county for the pro-
fessed purpose .of raising volunteers,
but the..object for which the war is now
cnducted-freeing the e'negroes-is so
unpopular among the people that but
few recruits have been raised. Some
are, like Artemas Ward, ready ia sac
rifce all their male cousins Of proper
age, hut do not themselves believe in
war to an extent sufficient to go.
If the Administration would return
to conservative policy there would be
no difficulty in filing up the army. 1t
was predicted that the radical flaming
giants" promised in such profusion
would be men of ''straw." 1t is now
proven. What the conservatives have
always said has come true.
The draft will take place on the 9Th
Of January. AS Lincoln expressed it,
9'the bullocks will be driven 70 the
slaughter" Besides the quotos aEea.
dy announced (if not filed by volun.
teers) 50per cent. will swell the amount
from Cadiz township to 45-other
townships in proportion. If the quote
is filed by volunteering there will be
no so per cent. VolunteerS will get
bonnty of $302-veterans $402--
c9nscripts NONE. We. have no doubt
the $500 exemption will be abolished
at the opening Of Congress, SO a per-
son might almost as well
"Gird on the srinor
and bs marching along's
wish the bounty and the chance Of
~arefcrment which Volunteers enjoy
9,gr Ccnscripts. ..,.-,..
ts.~ - -.s4.s-~ @
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rGAs Capt. Henry Miller under

GAs Capt. Henry Miller under
stands that the account of fight pub
lished in the Republican of week be-
fore last, as having happened at JEFF
ferson, was intended to refer to him,
he desires us to say that the account is
false. He was not whipped by Jack
Croskey, or "any other man." lie
also wishes it understood that he is
ready to meet and whip the said Cros'
key, or any other Abolitionist of Ger
man township who feels disposed, il
they will meet him where there is no
officer of the law to part them, as there
was on the occasion above mentioned.
Croskey's "loyar' whiskey must be
''inspiring" in "story telling"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

pSa- The soldier vote of Harrison
county has been canvnsscd. 3j1 is
the highest vote cast. Brough's ma.
iority is the largest-309. Wells and
Watson's the smallest; Wells 253 and
Watsons 258. The total Republican
majority in the county on soldier and
home vote combined is 1889. The to-
tai vote of the county is suspiciously
Iarge-4034.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

s@- The "Lady in Black" has Wis
ited Steubenville. She "done i" nicely
with most of the Steubenville mer-
chants. She would take valuable ar.
ticles to show to her dear 'sick sister
stopping at one of the hotels, and "for-
got" to bring back either the goods
or "greenbacks." She left for parts
unknown with young dry goods store
among her baggage.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

m tits rumored that the venerable
Judge Taney has resigned his seat on
the Supreme Bench, and that Chase
has resigned his scat in the Cabinet,
and that Chase will take Taney's
place. We hope the report may be
untrue. We do not lclieve it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

R6~ Joshua r. Giddings is under
arrest in Canada for kidnapping. He
is held to bail in the sum of $4,000.
What he professed opposition to in
Ohio he attempted to practice in Cam
ada, and was caught up.