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Courts for lS64-Sth District

tINHs Tudges of the Court of Common Pleas
for the sth Judicial District Of ohio, fix
the times of holding Courts in said District.
for the year 1854, as X ilows:
,,.'+.s2''t DISTRICT COURT.
= Muskinsum, Thursday, Sept. /; Morgan,
Nondav. Sept S; Noble, Wednesday. Sep
70 her 7;h. N'
r. Monroe Friday, Sept 8; Belmont, Monday,
Sept. u; Guernsey, Thursday. Sept Is.
Tuscarawas.1 Monday. Sept. ~ Harrison,
Thursday, Sept, %; jefferson, Saturday. Sept
"a. o-rsW .s.9 -a44.f.f ;.
COURTS or CoM NON PLEAS.
Muskingum. Monday. Feb. ID; Mopday,
May i6; Monday, Oct "a.
Morgan, Tuesday. March l5: Tuesday, June
IA: "Wednesday, October l2
Noble, Tuesday, April s; Tuesday, July S;
Tuesday, Oct a..
Monroe, russday, February 9; Tuesday,
May 8: Wednesday. October II.
Belmont, Tuesday, Fehruar7 25; Tuesday
May I 4; "Wednesday, Nov. 3.
q Guernsey, Tuesday, March Is; Tuesday,
June Z: Tursday. October 25 b.
Tusctrawas, iTu.sdsS, February l6; Mon
day. May 80; Monday. October q
HARRISON. Monday, february /; Monday,
May 16: Monday. October 10.
Jefferson. Monday, February 20; Monday,
June 3; MOI iay. November Z.
Dpn- At New Philad-lphis, asgF -
September, 25, 1863
Jfttii EZRA r. EVANS. y iJt. 20
l. ifW JOHN W. uKkY. Judges
GRO. W. MciLVAIN.
"A truelcopy, hy order of said Judges,
ArrKsr3 Gu &. RUSSELL, Clerk of the Court
of Conn pIsxs of MuskinOum Couutv d.
| certify that tho foregoing is a full and
true copy Of the original order now on ils in
my onicc.3 lf; = DANIEL WALTON 4.
CLERK of Monroe County Common Pleas. :
Nov. Is, IS63-4w. t'is IT. Httt 5'f
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THosR SUFFERING FRO NJ BROKEN-DowN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause. either in Male or Female. will 6nd in
Hoohand sG-rmsn Bitters a reun-dv that will
restore them tn their nsuai health g Sub
has been the case in thousands of ins ano-s
and fair trial j. bur required to prove the
assertion.
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Sherif's Sale.
George II. Davenport,
aSaiNsI. q ..sEe
Matthew Daugh.rty


C ear Matthew Daugh.rty. .,......
3 By virtue of = writ of execution to me di.
r%ctsd, frora the Court of Common Pless OF
Monroe County, Ohio, will stfrr for sale at
pablic auction at the front dosr Of tho court
house, IN tho town OF 'Woalsf.it, in said
county, batwssn the hours OF ton clock, q IN
snd four o'clsek, p. M, on
SltardaH JANUARY the I'd, 1864.
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty,tow,t:
The south west quarter Of the south west
quarter aud the nsrth west quarter of the
soathsaFest quarter of section. thirty two, in
tow l,ship four, Of rangs. five. Also a part sl
the east half Of the north east quarter of sec'
hoa sae, in tow lship Hve of rausss six. oon-
tsining twsnty-four acres more or less. Also
the south east quarter Of the the south east
quartor Of section two, township i've, aud
range six, centsining forty acres more or
lass. s6 .gaE1 isHHttSt 20 sFsittf1'7es
Taken in execution aud levied upon ~ tha
property sf Matthew D3nghsrty at ths suit ef
6sorgs u. Davenport.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS, 'fi''
Sheriff; M. e. D.
~ isoS.-4W. ~ Z
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Hmhand's German Bitters

will give you good appetite, will give you
strong. healthy nerves, will give you brisk.
and energetic feeling. will enable you to sleep
WE'LL and will positively prevent yellow fever,
bilious fever, &c.
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{ Master @ 1mmissioner's Sale
sUagainst
John NoToa.linson.

la.lsi9 .lissJohn NaToallinsen.t .HswogA
asa ,elliysliaoa ,gsr against I Z HI ;cef
ag6oza Thomas Gillespie and otliersyu xd
DY virtue of a maiidaterto rue directed from
Dahe Coutvsof Common Pleas OF N onres
County, Ohio, | will. offer tor sale ats Puhlie
auction at the front door atefltei Court Heuss
in the town of woodsfsld in said County, on
Sttmdoy The 26th day of Eecemctr, 1853,
the following real kestate, situsteGin AonFos
C.uuty, 4hios 40 wit: y aagdod
The north east quarter OF section twenty
seven. township three. range four, eSeepiirs
eigi.ty ACRES thereof sold by Samuel JotesSto
Abrsha nj Jones', B.sginnIng at.the north eat
corner Of said auaftef, thence south one Hun
tdfeds and eiAty-one and a half poles TO.
kstake. thence north twentysonep degrees east
| ,ixiy-three poles 20 a stake, thence hotth
Eiweuty. fve pops 10 4 sta he, thence east four-
! teen poles TO a srake thence nersb seventh
two oles to astakeon the section line. thencs
east sixty three poles TO the pIs . Of beghi-
ming; And also excepting thirty scrss 'f'e,n
4 said north east quarter sold ky Samuel Jc,:ss
10 George wsit4ts and hounded on tho east
fby lands OF samuel Coleman, on the esnorth
lty lands Of Wiiftam Myers: Also the foilew
ling tract beginpiHg T tie anie at the sotth
west corner oil the sout esst qnarter ofs's
south west quarter OF section twenty-efgni IN
township three, rangs fou r thence east te We
middle or McDonais ruin, thence nofthwa,a
with the rsahdeiings of ssia run t0tbf nsfth
tine Of said quarter, thence resi- TO- TIE sor-
ner of said auarter. thrrce fcpth IN the see-
tion line 10 the place OF brsihhiire. containing
Infty acres except the school house site, Also
btlaa foflowing tractg teginRisag for the same
twenty rods from the north west oorn1fl tho
ihorsh east quar-, err of sestioni TWEEN .y-revep,
lin towns hip three and range foun itfsncel ssst
i wit In he 3, elton line seventy onsdaad sfnur-
tenth rods to a white ! o osk &lstnnp.s -thenUs
tsouth seventy two and two. tsntb rods, they're
slwest 5fnnetesn and two'teoth rods, ~nes
lsouth fourteen 9rods to a stone. therce north
tsfty degrees EAST forty-s+ven and sssen t-pth
rods to ssveaniore :ree thence Forth severity
lone de. r-es west tweAty -suss rods, th. nee
fnersi, toshs place of beginning, eontainiog g
thirty stres. @tis aIe e~sis2 ..n@ as t7st
4areg JOEL r. RANDOLPH Mas. Come
.y'7asa Monroe County Hecntnea Pleas.
, ! eNeya "a, lsS2--4x.
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Sherifs Sale.
Alexander Porter and Others.
James Porter.

- .vN dKalnt .
- Alexander Porter and Others
BY. virtue offs writ of venditoni .xponas
70 me directed from the Court Of Common
PiSas0f Monroe County, Ohio. win ofes, for
sale atspubliu auction, az the from; door oi
tiaA c5art house, in the toSn of sveoasaeia,
ipsatd County, .batwsen ths hours. OF psn
s,elscksa. sat tour s'cjoSk p. I'M, ,Nn EG9ia
g 4Susrda, January The 2d, 1864.
the foitowiag d.,scribea zeal estate, situate
in ssiteonaty, 10 owiI...........,....... ,....,
Efhsasrta west 4aA.ler ot. thsgsoufh vast
qasrtsr of section twenty thrse, teyl ship
seven, range seven, in Monroe County, Ohio.
raSen IN execution an leviei upon as the
property of Ai-xanter Porter and others al
the suis OF James fcrter. -'s-.''' 80,
V4 q GEO. W. .GARROTH ERS;
IL c. Sheriff. NJ. G.. y:
eDscsmbsr I'd ls63.--4~. .-.,..,--,- s9'+
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..CAUTloN t--Noue are genuine unless ths
" ords aHoLLowAY, New YORK AND LoSDox."
are discpIn'ble as WATER MARK in every
leaf of the book of direeuons around each
got or box: the same may bs plainly seen by
holding I he ieaf't 10 the high. handsome
reward will be eiy,n TO any zone rendering
such information as may lead 10 the detec-
ton of any party or parties feorn!sifeiiits
,h-smedicines oryyendipgi,hes same, knowing
th-rr 20 hr spuricus.
-. Sold at the Mannfactcry of Professor
TfoLLowAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York and by
all respec, able D, uggists and Dealers in Med
icins throughout the civilized world, in ps,s
at 25c. 62c, and 81 EACH, s..a..a..-
Ey There is considerable saving BY tss-
pg the larger sizes, ,a
n. B.--Directiens fer the guidance Of pa
ti-nts, in every disorder, are sfixsd ts,sssh
box. - --~-t'- -'s~sN -
April selsss9 IAa d0g
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All who have friends and sfeIsfiv.s in the
Army or Navy should take special care that
they b. amply supplied with THESE Pills ana
and Ointment; and where the brave Soi,lisrs
and Sailors have neglected to provide thea
selves with them. no better present can bs
sent them by their friends. They havs 6.1n
proved TO betbe Soldiers never fai lins friend
in the hour of need. .5,s,, f,..,. gs
Coughs and Colds a fectiaq }7roops
Will be speedily relieved and ,effectually
cured by Using these medicines and by pay
ing gpropersatteutionlo, the direetions shich
are attaches, to. each, Pot or Box, sfs,s<,,
SICK H ADA CHES AND WANT OF APPR-
( rfrE, INCIDENTAL rs SoEBIERs.Sg7
Those feelings v Itch SO ssdaelf uss usasIly
arirsgfr@ustrcubleaor or sanpqyances .obstructcd
peers spiration, or eating and drinking whatey-
err is unwloiesome, ting disfufbingS tie
healthful action of the. Liver aud stom-
ach. These organs must be relieved. II you
desire to be WE'LL. The pills, ,taken according
to the printed instructions. will quickly pro-
due. a healthy action in both liver and stoH-
ach. and, natural Consequences clear
WEAKNESS OR DEBILlTY INDUCED By
OVER FATIHUEA 10
Will soon disappear ty the use of these In
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
acqu,fesst zen 9Th. ) Never let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted ppou. =, Il
may seem strange. that Eolloway's Pills sho'd
be recommended tor dyssptery and Plux.
many persons supposing that they would in
cf-sse, thefelaxa Zion. fThisis a. grsa. mis-
take, for these Pills will correct the liver and
ltoin ach and thus remove a lJtiis acrid liu-
nors from the sytefn 3 how ever derapged,
while health and strenth follow as a matter
nf COURSE Nothing will stop the re- iaxatiou
If the Bowels so sure thisssfaIhous medi-
cine.
VOLUNTEERS, Attention J. Iudiscretions
~ of Youth -
Sores aud Ulcers, Blotclfss and Swellings,
San with certainty be radically cured, If the
| Pills are taken night and morning, and the
Ointment be freely used as stated in the
printed instructions. gIfgtreateth in any OH
| -r manner they dry up in one part and brexk
,.nt in another. ,fkHbereasf this eOintm.r.
: r~movs the humors from the system, and
ieave the Patient a sigorous2 and heaithy
man. 1t will with little epefssverepce.ipdb dad
/ eases to insure a lasting cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER. QCCAsIeNEp by
/ RAYONET, Sabre, or the Bullet, Sores or
Bruises ~ 3%f<ST0JST
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liza
/ ile. here are N" medicines 80 safe sure fsnd
convenient, as Haloway's Pills aud eiutmept.
The poor wounded and almast dying sufferer
might hav his wounds. dressed imme ediatsly.
il he would only provide himself with ab.s
uatchl-ss ointment which should be thrust
into the wDnnd and smeared all round 1t,
sheu covered with piece of linen from Lis
lknapsack and compressed with handk~r-
chief Taking, night andt morning 8 o,
pills, to cool the system and prevent infam-
Imatien. n r
Chest should be prJsided withthess valuable
Remedies.
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A Large Stock
n,a E
NEW GOe DIS Z!
@ l Just Arriving at
WALTON'S. CASH STORE!
WoODsFIELD, OHIO. r.


9
Photograph Albums and Pho
* 'i1t itgra phs! .....-....-.....
At Waltou's
BuoKs OF ALL KINDS, ORDERED
At Walton's
SCHOOL, BLANK g. DRILL BOOKS
At-Walton's :-,el
Sta TIC NERY, -PENKNIvEs, AND
tgg FRlzG PACK sGEs!
AT Walton's.0
30 Varieties of Wall Paper &
Be;,dle I,ilne Series !
COVE OYSTERS. SARDINEs, CHOW
CHOW. AND PICKLES
- 'i,---, At Waltnn's. --..-.-.-'.--..,.
C'H"ed Fruits, Cafsup and Pepper Sauce
At Walton's. s..r r.r d.
FOREIGN FRUITS CANDIES AND
ne CoNFEcTIoNERIEs!
At Walton's.
apple Pearers, Fruit Jugs, Stone Ware
AtWaI on's.
TRAVELLING, MARKET. & CLOTHES
- BASKETS
50 .[..-.--. At Walton's. ....-...........
';HBEsE, CRACKERS. DRlEn BEEF, CIGARS.
Tobacco Snuff. Pipes. Salt Flour. Rice.
h. mnv. teas. coffee. sugars, molasses,
s!rups. vinegar. mustard cipna- E-r
mon, pepper, alspce. cloves,
nutmegs' citrons. indi-
go. madd-r, alum.
"-' vitrol, saltprtr-, .--'
baking rowd-r.creau-
tartar, soda, maizpni,
f"r baking purposes var-
macelli. (fer. soup stsreh black
ing, matches. shot, lead. gunpowder.
Guncaps. cotton warn. batting bed
eorts. buckets, tubs. wash -hnards, broms;
,lothes, hlacking. scruh and horse bru she's.
CANDLES. SOAPS. GLASS, NAILS.
IT WiLTON.S, Adjoining the
Courthouse. 5si ..a4
sept. %. 1s63-tf.
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Dissolution Partnerships

Nf oTICE is hereby given that the part
~ nership heretofore existing between
Martin Baker and Western T. Sinclair is this
day, hy mntnal consent, dissolved. All per-
sons knowing themselves. indt httd to said
firm arc notified to rail- Immediately at Il eir
establish m.pt, ovar waltch's store, and et-
tie thei accounts either by payment or note.
MARTIN BAKER,
w. r. SINCLAIR.
Nov. is. l86s.---Sw,
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Administrators Notic e

NOTICE. The children of Samuel MCCAIN
Y mon. whose names are Unknown, sud
who are supposed TO resiue in the State OF
Kentucky, are notified that Hugh B. Hill as
Administrators of John McCammon, deceased,
did, Oh the End day Of November, 1868, file
his petition in the Probate Court vf Mon, oe
County Ohio, the object and prayer of which
liz to s-o the READ estate Of which John Nc.
Cannon died s4ized, for the purpose Of pay
ing debts Said petition will he for hearing
on the 18th day of December l36s. lnt'aa
HUGH D. HILL.
November Is, ls63.--4w. ... .if'pt
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Sherifl:s Sale. s.eu.
Il Joseph Abbot, = Il

hrfU1sffEbf Esass aEaiuesE stfrNtif isaf fif-f
xss - 81 - sBenjamin. Hamilton .sssua
BY siftas ofa writ of execution to me di-
ifscted from the court OF coinmon pleas OF
NvuYoe county Ohio, L will onsr ion sale At
public suetioh,Fat the 'front.' door of tlie court
house, in the town Of Woodsfeld. in said
eoapty. hetwssn the hours Of Ten o'ciocki 4.
M and TOUR o'cidc K, p. M, ON % 'iA 81 slsss
:. ~ sataradsy, .ianrars he 2al, 1861, s',a. s.
the following described real estate, siinate il.
said county, to wit:
Thirty three acI as on the north part of the
ancrth east quarter IN seslioR ssiesen,r TOW IL
ssiiipthrss, and range i've. ibaundrdsa % fol
.lows:s On she east W shs sectlon hns'divia
sinE SECTIONS .6vse atri sleyenr oaths north b,
itiIs lands of aJ.mss AJarsss oRii tho west b,
lands of salhns il5n0re, on the Wtstib laii=
of James Ridgwsy and Igin z4tamiltom and
]. r. Bryant
Alss sixty six acres in the ssuth east guar
ter OF section 5pssyv4, tewHship thiec an~
range 6se, bounded as iollsws,: on lhF ess
by gssctioii lie dividihg sections six a.
stwstve on tie norfh BY la.its OF Joseph Gai
efrtt, ID tie vest by lands OF SAiaurl GiIliOl'
AID on the south by thc section liue betwee,
xections eies Ell ana twssve. 8
Taken IN ex-cutien aud levied upon .,
the property OF BENJAMIN HaMiton at th'
suit OF Joseph Abbot.
-asas 'GEo. w. CARROTHEpS. s.'
.9.n .9.. !. : sssria, N. c. 9.
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S5N.sasa IaOtsce.
Notice is hereby given. that there will b-
petition presented to the Commissioners
# Monroe comfy, Ohio, at their next session
asking for an alteration of the road leading
from Jacob II. HamiltonS to ,Summerfeld.-
Said alteration 10 commsnce at or near the
lew Barn of Jacob II. Hamiltons, thence to
uu westward'y direction through, thu field
f said Hamilton to white-oaS trse, about
20 inches in diameter, and sttnd;ng on the
south side of said road, and thers to in erseot
the old 10 I'D and also asking a vacation of so
much of said old road as may be rendered
unnecessary thereby.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nov. 25. 1S63-4w-rd.
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RKNRNBRR THAT THESE BIrTERs ARR
NpT ALCOHOLIC, and NOT intended as a
Beverage. p5i-~.g fHS at8.h91 *79f.t
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q OF A RUN DRINKl
.5qH 4, a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" Q 4
Vegetable Extract!
"A PURE TONICl.. ..laioT
THAT WILL RELIEVE THE AFFLICTED AND
+ f 4 Not Make Drunkards
'7' DR.. HOOFLAND.s
GERMAN BTTTERS.
PREPARED BY i. 23Ea.ad
~ DIR. T.. II. CKSoN.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
Will Effectuslly and Most Certainly
CURE ALL DTSEALES
ARISING FROM A DIsoRDRRFD LIVER.
STOMACH OR KIDNEYS.
The mass of our citizens are suffering from
Dve pepsia and Liver Disease and to whom
the following questions apply, we guarantee
HOOTLANDS GERMAN BITTERS WILL
CURE THEM. fs..T
dyspepsia & Liver Disease !!
Do you rise with coated tongue in the
morning, with bad taste in the mouth AMI
poor appetite for breakfasts Do Won feel
when You first get up, weak and lanRuid
YOU can scarcely get about Do you have a
dizziness in YOU" head at times and often a
dizz ness with headache occasionally . Are
your bowels costive and irregular aud appe-
tit- cbangesblei Do you throw up wind from
the stomach. and do YOU swell up often? Do
yeu feel fuliness after eating and sinking
when the stomach is empty! Do Won have
heartburn nccasiOnalltl Devon feel low spir-
tied. and look on the dark side of things9
Are vol not unusually nervous at times? Do
won not become restless. ard often Law until
midnight 'hriore you 90 TO sleep. and then at
times, dont Won feel dull and sleepy most Of
III. time, n your skin dry and skalv also
sa'low' In short. is not your life burthen
full of for-lodings
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTER>
WILL CURE EVERY "AsE OF
Chroai,ror Ncrrous DrLiity.. Diseases, f,,
the Kidneys, md Diseases from .
.. Disorlered .Stonmch. q.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Resulting from Disorders of tn. Digestive
Organs:
Constipation. Inward Piles, Fullness or
Blood to Tie Head. Aeiditv .f the Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Food. Fulness
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the pit OF the Stom-
ach. Swimming of the Head. Hurried and diff
frult breathing. FIuttering at the heart, Chok
ing or suffocating sensations when in a lying
posture. Dimness of Vision Dots or Webs be-
fore the sight. Fever and dull pain in the
head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness
of the skin and eyes. Pain in the side, hack,
chest, limbs. &C., sudden nushes of heat,
Burning in the flesh, Constant imaginings OF
evil, and great depression Of spirits.
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ATTENTION. SOLDIERS! and tho friends
of soldiers We caliths attentisnof all hav
ing relations or friends in the army % the fact
that "Hoofiand's iernan' Bitters - will cure
nine t-nths of the diseases induced b. expo
sures and privations incident to campTlife
We have no hesitation in stating that. if these
btters were. freely used among onr soldiers
hundreds Of lives might be saved that other
wise would os iost 1ss 'EieE- a y us 3
:. BEWARE OF coUNfERFEITs. See that
the Signature of &c, NJ. .JAGKSON''is on tn.
wrapper Of each Bottle; Price per Bottle a.:
cents. or Half Dozen for $4,00. ca
Principal ONCE and mandatory, No. .4ol
Arch Street, Phila Ia. 81
+ Jones & EVANS,
xSuceessor TO c. NJ, Jackson,) Proprietors
cssRor sale by JOEL JUDXINs, Woodsfeld
0hae. 40 aa ts5Ts'II +" eSt2l,lse3-iy'
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liTHs Proprietors have thousands of Letters
from tn. most eminent Ciergvm-n Lawyers.
Phv sciaus and Citizens. to their personal
Knowledge, tn the beneficial effects and meii-
cinGl virtues of these hitters
F. ON Rev. J. New on Brnwn,.D. D. Ed:,or of
+ the Ency clop-dia of Rriigi"Gs Knawlcige
Although not disposed to favor, or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general through
distrust of their ingredients aud effects,
vet know of no sufficient REASONS why1a man
rnay not certify TO I'll. benefits he believes
himself to have Irec-ived from any simple
preparation. IN the hope he may thus contrib
| ute to the b. neft of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof
,anri's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. e. N
Jackson Of this city. because was preju,iiced
against them for many years, under the i'm
pression that they were chiefly alcohol,
mixture. am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemake. Ksq.. for the removal Of this pref
udiee by proper tests. and for encoui agemenl
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of thre.
bottles of these Bitters. at the beginning o
the present year. was followed by evidsn
relief and restoration 10 a degree of bodii,
and mental vigor wbicn had not felt for st,
months beforsl and had almost dsspaired o
regaiuipg I therefore thank God and m,
friend for directing me to the use of th-m.c =
J. NEWTON, BROWN.
pu,,, lima 90 1859
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In the present hard times, when Soutl
ern Molasses and Syrups are very scar'
and high; and whenit is necessary for
to save AS much money as possible, IT,
true friends of the people are '-.--'.
R. + FRASlfR & SON.
who are Agents for the SUGAR MILL:
and EVAPORATORS of j. L Gill .
Son. of Columbus; and also for those o
various other firms in the State.
These Mills and Evaporators, with care.
full use, make from so to 100 gallons pc
day. of most beautiful article of -Syr-
ups from the Sorghum; almost as clear a
honey, and very pleasant TO the taste.
Farmers who raise Sorghum, have nov
an opportunity of procuring, near home, :.
FIRST CLASS MILL, -fsA
of any size, according to their, wants
Two or three, or halfa dozen farmers. car.
unite; and one of these Mills will do the
work of ALL Wei h.ve on hand, also, 8
Cooh's Portable Eraporator. "
Bg All calls will receive prompt at
tention. Call earlylon 4rf-rs ff7.-57.
r.. f. FRASIER & son,
Barncsville, Ohio.
aug. 1e, 'G3n24-m3 u
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-06-19
FROM TIE SOUTH.

We make the following extracts
from q letter written by Algernon
w. Smith to his uncle, Mr.. John
Jenkins, Of this county. Il is
dated Back Creek Valley. Fred
erick county, Va, June Sd, 1868:
You who have lived in the quiet
county of Randolph since the war
commenced, and have not seen any
Of the genuine full-bloodcd rebels
at home, have no idea how in
tolerably insolent they become
when the Federal army meets With
q reverse; the first one gets the
happy news starts out, telling as
many rs he can, who alike take
their turn-magnifying as they 60,
and in this way they soon make
the "worst whipping they've had
yet out of a slight disaster. This
is their plan for keeping up their
spirits; this is the way they have
been sustaining each other, but
alas! for them in the case of Nicks-
burg, YOU cannot imagine how
respondent they have become in
the last few days over the news OF
their i'll success in that quarter.
Although it has not yet been
ascertained that the "Gibraltar
has fallen, vet the news has had
the effect of making those who
were lately SO boisterous over the
repulse of Hooker, as calm as n
May morning The loss OF
"Stoncwall' weighs very heavily
with them.
Within the last few days Q
number of our most prominent
rebels have conc to Winchester
and taken the oath of allegiance:
walked in, too. at that. | suppose
they feared to ride lest the "Yan-
KEGS would keep their horses. as
they have been taking a good
many from them by way of com
pensation for the ones stolen from
the Union men by the proving
guerillas. They 1.-THE guerlilas)
have taken none from Us yet, but
can t tell how soon they may We
stable them at night. lock and log
chain the door, then lie in the NOW
and watch them. This is not Al
all an enviable way OF spending
the night, yet we are becoming
somewhat accustomed 10 IL
If great victories of the Federal
arms affect the whole rebelious
territory as they do our own
rebellious neighborhood, it is very
plain TO be seen that with their
main armies overthrow and their
strongholds possessed or de
ID olished. the cause Of rebellion