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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-29
HEADo'Rs Vol. AND Cor. BUHHAv,(
Marietta, Ga, Nov. Is, 1868.


General Orders, No. AL w.-5lYtI
Commandments Of cOnscripts for Alabama and Mias.
issppl, will in their monthly loports show the work
OF their Different campo. II ENNAAE
Commandments Of Rendezvous will, In their rcports
give the work of their outpOBts.
Each report will chow TO what command strARglsri
and deserters are sent, and e1nIcliptS assigned.
Commandments Of COnaCriptR and Rendezvous will
report the names Of their most energetic and efslenG
officers.
Commandments will not relieve i6dolent and insEl.
Gent officers from duty at the Post 70 Which they have
been assigned by the Brig. Gene al GuperpttndinR
hisBureau. II necessary for the interest Of the ser
vice, and proper discipline, they win arrest and pre-
Ter charges against such, and report their cases to
trial. .....
Discipline ia the highest duty Of the soldier, and
essential In the work Of this Bure0u, a. In tho a
While vigilance and activity are required 81 ALL nOLe
will be allowed 70 violate the rights Of the cltiaBO
All must be courteous but firm in the exercise Of the
power with which they are invested In the infOrOS.
By order q Brig Goa ft1low,
'"O' " OOAOh' AJe1g.ls u6h SOp1
porter, Mobile Evening News ana Neridinn Clarion
copy aud forward accounts 10 MAJ. N, UhqathSm, Q.
H., Montgomery. AhI s. 81. ....-A--I
haristte, Geo, Now lseS.
l. In obedience TO Special Order No. Dos, dated
Headquarters Army Of Tennessee, Missionary Ridge
November 18th, 1868, Col. Leon Won Enkcn, 9etr
louisiana Ee@ment, having been ordered 10 tbo
command Of this Post. hereby assumes command,
IL The officers In charge ofthe different Depart.
ments In this place, will send Ia 70 ths Commando
OF the Post taer names, rank In what OspeotY ant
oy Whtoe orders they are eoting here. 800
ILL., All orders heretofore issued from these BaAd
quarters, romain in tull force.
w. Lieut. Sam'l p. Rose, Co. !, 9th Tennessee RsR.
imeut Is hereby appointed Provost NarShGl Of tkiS
Post and Lieut. 8. !. Outlet Co, a. 3Oth LoulsIaRS
Regiment, Post djutant. = W C''''TN"
By command Of LEON Won yINWRN
g. |. GUMLRT
1t. and Post Adjt novIP
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4, A GALLANT DEED.--ThO LynOhburg Repub
Iican narrAteS a gallant deed of two COniodO
rate officers, at Rhoatown, Tenn, thus;
Captain Dodd, company A, Glst Tennossse
regimen and lieutenant Of his company,
were at Rheatown, Tenn, fOw days since,
and while standing on the sidewalk they OBJ
served five Yankee caVaIryman riding down
the street, armed with carbinos. Thoy wsro
warned by friOnds Of the enOmy's approach,
aud urged to conceal themselves, which they
refused to do; declaring that thoy wOnld give
them battle. Accordingly. when they came up,
they drew their TevOlYeFs, walked out into The
street and demanded Of them to surrender
which they refused TO do. They fred volIey
at the Captain and Lieutenant, which missed
thOm. A welldirected Ere from our men emp.
tied two Of their sad ., killing one and
wounding one; two SURF iderOd, and tho 9Th
escaped. Capt, Byerlie, Of the same regiment,
was passing along the RheAtown road shortly
afterwards, and met the ono who bad escaped
and took him prisoner.
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Righly IMPOrtant DselsIon---Tho PIAnters'
and Union Banks.


and Union hanks.
From the Nashville Union we extract tBia
brief resume Of q highly important decision
regarding the issues Of the Planters and Union
banks of Tennessee, which will doubtless be-
read with pleasure by our numerous readers |,
"Some time since, nonSIesidont of TenDessee.
NJ, A. w, Paul. having 10 his possession
large amount of the notes of the Planters and
Union banks Of this city, presented them al the
oountera Of these inatitrtions and demanded
par funds or specie for them The banks re-
fusod; and he proceeded to have the notes pro.
tested and 10 bring suit IN tho United States
court for recovery Of The amount due, with
damagel. The cause has occupied the attol-
lion Of the court for several days past and
vas determined yesterday Welearn That tie
court, Judge Catron giving the d, oision, do
cides n favor Of the plaintiff, awarding him
the full amount Of the notes, with interest from
tho date Of his demand for payment. Wohail
this decision with pleasure These banks are
fully able to redeem their notes in par funi !.
and save tho people losses by depreciation.
But they will not do it. II Is we'll that way
to compel them has been found "--Menphis
appeal
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$50 REWARD.

Is offered for the apprehension and confinement OF
L delivery to me, Of each Of the following named
deserters, viz:
John KellOg-a native of Montgomery county, Ton
nessee, ~ years old feet high, light complexion,
grey eyes and light hair, by occupation wagner,
deserted near Pulaski, Tenn, Oct. 7th, 1868.
Henry Eurr ": native Of Clarksyllle, Tenness
see, % years old, feet nc.es h'gh dark complex.
ion black hair and brown eyes. by occupation tin
ner deserted near Pulaski, Tenn, Oct, 9Th, 1868.
Henry Scotia tive Of Paducah, Kentucky, ~
years old feet hign, light complexion, grey eyes and
sandy curey hair, and by occupation plasteTer, dc
serted near Lew bu 6, Tenn, Oct. 9th, lseS.
Charles Catl "a native Of HOpkinEville, KY, 20
years old, D feet s inches high, dark complexion,
brown hair, grey eyes, and BY Oce lpation a school,
boy, deserted near Pulacki, Tenn. 0Ct. 7th, 1868.
M Markley-s native Of ClaEkGyile, Tennessee
FL years Of age feet inches high, tAlF complexion
sandy hair, blue g IS, and by OccupAtiea kgichOT,
deserted near Tul hOma, Tenn, June 29thj 1868.
George Fig8y-a native Of Hopklngvtle, KY,
feet inches high light cOmpexion, blue eyes, light
hair, and by occupation @ silver emith deserted near
Lewisburg, Tenn, Oct 9th, 1858.
Capt. Co. A, I'd (wOOdwHsdS) Ky. Cavalry.
nOY20s30d
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CHARACTERISTICS TERMS.

We have the pleasure of presenting the DAILY
RIBEL to-day, to oar patrons in an enlarged form.
Arrangements have also been made to increase cen
Eiderably the quantity Of reading matter.
The REBEL hereafter will appear only az q morning
paper, the evening edition being discontinued.
Our paper being now the average size of Southern
dailits, and containing as much matter as most O
them, we are compelled to increase our rates to th
general standard, that is, three dollars per month
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WOUNDEp.--Col, R. c. Tyler, Of Memphis
was severely wounded in the late battle. He
is now at the Gilmer Hospital in this place
Col. T. commanded the brigade of Gen. Bate
in the recent 6ght and displayed his usual
gallantry and daring. Gen. Bate commanded
division on the occasion. l.
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&OK6A REWAR0. -RanGwAy from Ts l.uD
W <DSNV Hcfibom Oa thb uiaht az IA 9osh
Inst, hyo miles south o. Marietta dec AZ No.
BOys,Y BIRTy aged between rs ana 20 kleok.
Henry, aged IL, black. BknsOH aRed IN WI, ,,sasS
JAKE, aged TO- black ana very likely n R,S,Ti 49,
about ~, mplatto. The above boys wsEs All biolsb,
In The last ieN days nom near JioVolahd ana fanrGa
toWn, Tenneaeee The aaid boys to0k vim eh1n. 4
double harTel shot guns, and nodOubt Mls trying 10
wArd VIII DO paid for the apprehension OF ar raso
loI any oneoi Aem, lodged in pEiaoH, % " can
BO' tnom' J.TUCKER,
sep22-lW J.F.R0dRna
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Dg- We regret 70 learn that Col. Horace
Rice Of the 2Othr Tesa, RsSimsSt. vas killed
in the lAtO battle before lChattanooga Col.
Rice Formerly lived 81 KeoIVius IN Eaat Tsnl
hesSeS. 49,. iat9.9qa .il aalnls,'s
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1ag- Col, w. r. DoWa. of MiaRiSaippi, is.At
the Ford Hospital a. M6FietIA. HGIS snfEor-
log quite severely from an attack Of Bicknesb
superinduOOd by exposure previous 10 Tho rOI
cent battle and his regiment suffered hsS Srslyl
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D&g-ThS New York Herald has made the
important discovery that i takes Just twice
as much mOnoy to shoe negro regiment asnit
deea , white one because euifys feet average
double the siE0 Of the whlts. nc qsi aI'l so. |
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sGe T6o oounOcticut Senate has pAusSd :
bill to pay $500 State bOanty 10 OAoh yoluu-
tOor who may enlist undcg the last call for
t.o.n. f NJ 't'i.lr vi t1.il. Pa ora Ih.---lfl
"VOPa' t- tn Hdtv bau1ahaI 90 Cd itisf.
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nAnRIEp-A CalsVie, Ca, on Thursday svonlni
18th inlt AZ the residence Of her mother BY the Rev
DR.. A. J. Baird, Mis- VIC. y. ROBRRTsOH, OF Win.
chs1teY, Tenn, 70 Hon. J. j. WILLIAMS Of Centre
vile. Tenn.
MomphiS Appeal notice.
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HHkDQ'Rs MrI.ttlRy PosT, }
NariBtte, Geo., Nov.llY, ls8S.
BONDyl BONDsl

"A dated on the 22d of April 1868 and prevIeus IA
that date are requested to return Che cetcateg and
receive their bonds for the same, at Marietta, ga
JESSE THOMAS,
noVl0Nlm DeposltAFV
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80 A soldier who was recently killed in
Virginia, left his property, amounting to $l5,.
900 to the Confederate Government.
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ADJT. AND INSPECTOR GENL,B OPyrcE ,
RT0uno,n QanA % VonO

General Orders No. l2S.I ~ '''A''''
l. IN order 70 avoid az dflculty With fespsct Ia
payment OF officers absent from their coin.SIIS a.,
who nave net received commission OF lottorS al SDs
Polnimont y ORD rod th1tall such oiiO0u shaI IA.
lore leaving their o n allies, DO fnrnIhFd With
transcript iTom the Muster rplb, or 0 certificate
tuI name, rank, and date there, .h such an ~
gnu tnEt he " borne on The Muat6.- roll sIe fhsa5
anscrlph or certificates will DO signed by t9 com
mag,aldlnB officer Of the regiment and COMPANY Sad
lion or letter Of appointment referred 10 IA natacS,h
! General Orders No. 12l, OF 1858 Tina psoSll
however ~ not designed 10 dispense with tho EsaiEe
lsDis OF General OFdOrS No. 9s, paragraph /, ana
III current Sori9a. lu .lHfH
By ordsroi TA'Y4EfJrs. Coopsa.
novll IufiEgase sIAdIVana insUSCtot lS.u
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10 Tho RAEHisS dFOpOrs in New YSEpa-
pers shOW On advance in bVSadns6sA AID
PrOviHiOnSlin sympathy with the ISs IN gold.
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a.h advertisements.
FOuNn / FnnNnlI FnuNnllI

A CASE Of BedclOthing &C., without mark, doubt
IA less 10 ( by some refugee, during the late move
from Tennessee, was found at station on the Wee
tern Atlantic Railroand, ard shipped to me by
Capt. l.. Darling, A. @. c. can be had II the own.
er will describe the contents, and pay for this adj
VertIsmeut. Z. D. 6RtBBLE
nOV25-IOd Capt. Il A. Q. NJ, Marietta, Ga.
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Artemua Ward thiHks Il bad thing not 10 have
Wiie-.no gontle heart 70 Get ~ Of cold winters
nenlng and bHild AFe.
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the federal lines. The federal Commander
upon reflection, became ashamed Of his con
duct towards the children and reversed his
arbitrary decree as to them, but the ladies
were exiled and are now safe in Dixie. The
English language is incapable of expressing
the deep lOathinGand detestatiOn which eve.
ry generous mind must regard such God
forsaken wretches. Would that there were
, =" In every honest hasda sCorpioA whip,
To lash the rAncals naked through The world"
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-stolsz
L on the night of the 10th Nov, from Rome, Ca. !,
one dark bay Horse, c or years old, black man tall
and feet and legs had new shoes On fore feet IL very
compact built excellent buggy horse trots hard, pa
ces some and lOpes easy. One iron grey Horse,
all around, noted whi's SPOT on hip, fore feet
trimmed to poirt. sa die marks on his back, and
splnt fore legs PAGES little, opes easy shows on
one fore ioC6 marks Of being eorked. We will give
hundred dollars for the delivery Of either Of the
horses, or for information TO obtain ether Of them
Surgeon II. ]. Warmth,
Lumpkin Hosp, Rome, Ga.
nov20-3t+ Lieut.. J. W. COLLIER.
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H@- The Georgia Annual Conference con-
vened its session on the 18th at Columbus
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bG- The abolition majority in New York in
the late election was about $4,000.
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7 0ST.-A gold cross DTeaatupin, set with jet, the
IL finder will DO literally rewarded BY leaving IL
with the proprietor Of the Rebel. nOV1s
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DR.. James Allen, Of Tuskegee, Ala.
DR JAMES ALLEN Of Tuskegee, Ala, will find
IL his boy Bob, at my Office. Pleese cali and settle
for this advertisement, and take him away.
Capt. E. r. MOREROD,
nov23-3t Provost Marshal, ChickamanRa, Zen.
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T OST.-SOmeWhsre on the road between Mr.. No.
IL Leod's place and Mr.. II. @. COle'Ss pink Cameo
Setting, dropped from ladies bFGach., AnV OnS
finding the same, and leaving Il ct this ofics will b.
literally rewarded and receive the thanks Of the OWR
er. lt 80 noylT
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Capt, Co. A. I'd twOodvssd y; Ky. Cavalry.
nOv20-30d
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sep32iW
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Another Rrnuhiicnn Letter.

The following letter from the 10Th Regiment
was handed us for publication by the father Of the
writer. Mr.. Shifts is well known here as having
been bitter opponent of the Democrntic party
before he went into the army
NEAR VICKsBuRG, Jan. 81, 1863
DEAR FATHER ~ take this opportunity of writ.
ing you few lines. | am not we'll, but hope
this may find you well. | received your letter,
and was vefy glad to hear from you. We are
now on our way to Vicksburg, where perhaps
some OF us will fall. This war is horrible 1t
is the DEVILS own, for it gotten up to free the
niger and to make money. A soldier receives
no more attention here than mule. lie is not
as much thought OF as nisger. We are turned
in with the mu les, and compelled to lay down in
the most loathsJme filth There il no mercy
shown a sick man. There is at this time about
fifty men fit for duty in the regiment. and oul OF
the fleet stationed here about one hundred die
every day.
hope to God this war may be brought to a
close soon can't fight any longer for the mig
ger. These people whom we are lighting are de
Tending their homes and their rights, while we are
made To burn their houses and steai and destroy
their property. This inhuman warfare will never
restore the Union for which we came to fight.
would sooner be dead than remain here.
will now give you an account of our trip. We
left Memphis and went down the Mississippi to
Nicksburg,. We arrived there the day after
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Road Notice.

THERE will bc petition presented to the Com
missioncrs of Holmes County. Ohio, at their
March session. A. ID. 1868 praying for an altera ton
III u county road; also to locate new county road
said a teratiOn TO commence on quarter section
Of land belonging to Samuel Shcplar. in township
eight IN range live commencing at the sou side
strikes the line of said lot; thence a northwest di-
rccton to strike a white elm tree, marked, ON The
west side of said lot of land thcuce to nterscc the
old road ut a whiteoak stump, marked. and there
to end; and that so much of the old road shall be
rendercs useless by said be vacated. The new road
asked for in he petition is to commence on a quar-.
ter section Of land belonging Moses Steel where
by -roak strikes from the main road, thence along
sald by road to where 1t strikes the line between
Moses Stccl's and james llaums. thence west along
said line to the corner of Stccl's quart section,
thence west or nearly 80 10 whitconk busk. mark
ed, near y spring on Thomas Patterson'S land
thence on the north side of fence to the south
east corner Of lot of land bciongjug to John Con
rad, thence along thc line west to iuterscet coup-
ty road and there to end.
/ Feb. 3, lSU3.w4 A PETITIONER.
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The Science of Medicine.

A correspohdentof of the Steele Paris the govern.
ment organ of France, writes iromTunis, AL.
giers, as follows:
sour College of philosophers at home. may, and
probably do acc omplish great deal Tor the cause
of science, but the Americans are the people to
turn these discoveries to practical account Many
of the modern inventions in use here are Amer
lean, and one American chemist, DR.. J. C.. Aver,
of Lowell, supplies much Of the medicine consul
med in this country. His Cherry Pectoral, Pills,
Sarsaparla and Ague Cure constitute the staple
remedies here, because they are of easy applica-
tion, sure in their results and have the confidence
of the people. While the science of medicine is
carried to n higher perfection in our own country
(France) than any other, it strikes Il Frenchman
as little singular that an American Physician
should furnish the medical skill and remedies for
our PRINCIPAL Province"
VIII are happy to inform our readers that these
superiors medicines which the Emperor princi
pal Province is obliged to get from America may
be had by our neighbors at any druggists.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
SlAcril - Sale.

IRVINE C. WALES, PtT,
gs. }Cour. of Common Pleas
WILLIAM DEAKTNs, Deft.
iIl virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county.
Ohio, in a certain civil action therein pending,
Wherein Irvine G.. Wales is plaintiff and William
Dcakins is defendant, and to me directed rs Sher.
lit o! said county, ! will offer for sale nt public
auction, at the north door of the Court House, in
the village of Milersburg in said HOLMES county,
On SATURDAY, the III day OrMareh, 1863,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Of said day, the following des
cribed real estate, tO-wit:
SO much of the south half Of fractional section
number twCnty nine, township ninct en-, range
fifteen, rs lies west of the middle Of the Muhecau
creek situate i'll the county Of HOLMES and State
Of Ohio.
ALSO,
SO much of the west half Of the north west qaar-
tor of said fractional section number twenty mine
as lies west of the middle of the Mohecan creek.
situate in the county of Holmes and State Of Ohio.
1hc said two tracts of land contain one hundred
and lOr'y acres more or less. ~
Taken as the property of said William Deakins
to satisfy the claim .! said lryino 9. Walos
Terms cash. JOllN ). NILSSON.
Feb 3. ls6Zw5pL5,l0. Sheriff.
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A Pretty Village.

Some ten miles east of Rochester, in the State
of New York, where the Grand Eric Canal ahd
New York Central Railroad are side b. side is a
pretty, bustling village in the midst of the richest
agricultural section of the Union. This village
is Fairport, and here are located the extensive
Chemical Works of d. B. DeLand & Co, where
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus is alone produ.
ced. The cars and boats carry this Saleratus
away in large quantities, to all parts of the coun
try, to be sold by grocers and to be used by all
who desire light and wholesome bread and biscuit.
Fairport is probably as widely known as any vii
lage Of its population in the world
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EpIa5 N0tjrr

SARAH BELL, rrG,, la Court of Common Plea
DAxrrl BF Dcf p Pctiom ?nis for IDSRi" DiToTco ono
hANID BELL, Of Blackhawk county State of
- Iowa, is notified that Sarah Bell did, on the
jh day Of February A ID. 1863, file hor petition in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Holmes and
State Of Ohio, charging that the said defendant
her husband, has been wiliully absent from said
plainliil for more than three Years last past With
that she may be divorced from said defendant ;
will stand for hearing at the May term of said
Court ot Common Pleas, to commence on the 18th
day of May, IS 3. SARAH BELL,
By BAREFOOT n NoRHEs,
Feb. Il, lSG3w6 Her ATTORNEYS.
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The Spring Elections.

Those interested will notice the call for eau.
Gus of the Democracy of Hardy township in this
this paper. Next week will commence announc
ing candidates for tho various offices. Each name
must be accompanied with twenty. five cent to pay
for the announcement and for printing primary
election tickets. Heretofore there has been con
siderahly confusion in voting tor supervisor at the
election, aud to avoid this, we propose the nomin.
alton of candidate in each road district compris
ed in Hardy Township. In this way they can all
be elected.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-05
Death OF Lieutenant-Colouel Drake.

At regular communication of SPARTA Lo DGE
No. l26, f. & A. Masons, held at their Hall in
Mllersburgh, on Friday evening February 27th,
the death of Brother LEVI DRAKE being under
consideration, on motion committee OF three,
consisting of THOMAS MEG. EBRIGHT, JAMES A.
EsTILL and JoHN w VoRHEs, was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the
LODGE. The committee reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, Brother LEVI DRAKE, beloved mem
Der of our Order, respected citizen and gallan'
soldier, has been stricken down by the King OF
Terors, therefore,
Resolred, That by his death we have lost one to
whom were bound by the strong and enduring tie.
of brotherly love and esteem, community has lost
citizen who was ever upright and honorable il
his intercourse with his fellow men, and the army
has lost an officer who was prompt in the discharge
OF his duties and brave to a fault
Resoloed, That our heartfelt sympathy is ex
tended to the family and immediate friends of the
deceased in this affective dispcnsation of Divine
Providence.
ResoiUed, That that copy Of these resolutions
under the seal of the LODGE. be forwarded to the
family of the deceased, and that the same be pub
lished. THOMAS MEG. EBRIGHT,
JAMES A. ESTlLL,
JOHN w. YORHES,
Committno
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Hon. G. l.. ValIandigham.

Some dnysago we wrote to Hon. c. l.. VALLaN.
DGHAM, requesting him to address the people of
this county Immediately after the adjournment of
Congress Prior engagements prevented him from
complying, but he consents to be with us some time
in April or May.
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Committee.

The conscript bill passed the Senate on Sun
day morning at one O'Clock, just as it came
from the House. 1t is a law when the Presi-
dent affixes his signature.
The U. s. Circuit Court for the Southern
District of Ohio, under the new law, will be
held on the first Tuesdays of April and octo
Der.