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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

RoGUERY IN THE CusroM HousE--To
quiet the prevailing report that serious
defalcation had taken place in the San Fran
cisco Custom House, Collector James has
found it necessary 10 come out in a card,
and explain that, George G.. Waller, the
Cashier, had deposited with the Assistant
Treasurer, $3.50 in greenbacks, in lieu of
that amount Of coin, which he had received
on account of the Government. But Mr..
James endeavors to smooth over the trans
action, BY saying that Waller did not keep
the money, he made by this swindle, for the
purpose Of private speculation, but paid out
most of it to employees in the Custom
House, whom he thought deserving.
But this does not relieve the roghery of
the operation. Waller received on account
of the Government, $3.50 in coin, and then
substituted in it's stead that amount in green
backs, which he could have purchased at
from forty to fifty cents on the dollar.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

@Judge' Pratt, of San Francisco, has
decided that negroes have the same right to
use the street railroad cars as white people.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

COUNTED OUr-The official announcement
of the vote for Territorial Delegates to Con
gress, in Nevada Territory, gives Cradel'
baugh, 1881, and Bradford, 3,7l6-a ma
jority of IS votes for the former. As the
Abolition prints congratulated the Nevada
Democrats on achieving a barren victory,
when they supposed Bradford was elected,
we can now tender them the same kind Of
consolation. The Constitution having been
adopted, a new election for Congressman
will be required 1t is the Abolitionists
who have won the sour grapes-not our
side.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

%The Aurora Times is now issued as
daily instead of a weekly newspaper, aud is
doing good service in the cause OF Mcclellan
and Pendleton. Robert Ferral and George
O. Kies are editors and proprietors.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Democratic County Central Committee.
10 Hamilton, Chairman; A. Huntley, Secre-
tary; VIM. NJ. Crutcher, Treasurer; ]. G. Ball. W.
". Price, VIM. A. Hines, Ed. Barrett, John R.
Brown, VIM. NJ. Pulliam, G. C.. Newman, H. W.
Starr, and Henry Gooding.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Es' 1t is no longer question at San
Francisco, whether the Democracy will carry
that city, but how large will be McClelan's
majority. Observing men all admit that
Little Mac is in the ascendency there.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08
GOLDEN RULE,
$500 TONS,

FOR NEW YORK.
The Transit is in fine order Tha Coaches p o"
the road. and the Steamers on the Lake anu NV,
err are all new, and built expressly tor TINS roqe'
Particular attention paid to the comfort VI Ia
dies and Families by Il "CoNDUcToR" VINO Will ~
through to New York with them. a..
asya ote the change in the day of sailing
No Opposition until October lS'"' io'''
For further information apply to
|. w. RAYMOND, AGENT,
n. W. corner Battery and Pine streets, up stars
octS-td San Francisco.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

EyThe Nicaragua steamship line is now
in successful operation-the Company dis
patches their steamers regularly. The next
departure from San Francisco will be the
Noses Taylor, on the 10th inst. She will
connect with the Golden Rule, one of the
finest steamships afloat. The advertisement
in another column, says the prices Of passage
are reduced to suit the tirnes-an announce
ment that will be favorably received by
those wishing to take the trip, as the high
rates that have so long obtained, are far
from being popular,
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08
Placer County Democratic Central Club,
Auburn.

l.. l.. Bullock PRESIDENT S. K. WEIGH, Vice
President; VIM. NJ. Crutcher, Recording Secre'
tary; Chas. 81. Mitchell, Corresponding Secretary;
E. N. Banvard Treasurer; James Mahon, Ser
reant-at- Arms.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Eg There were 5sl patients in the In
sane Asylum, at Stockton, on the 3Oth o
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08
Democratic Club.

Lincoln Democratic Club.
H.W. Starr, President; S. B, Wyman, Secre
tary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Ig-lhe sword of the New York Metro
poIitan Fair, Out Of which Gen. Mcclellan
was cheated by the Abolition shoddy con-
tractors, has been presented to and accepted
BY Gen. Grant
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Democratic Committee OF District No. l..
S. B. Wyman Chairman T. S. Levy, Secre-
tary John H. Mitchell, Treasurer E. Franks,
A. S. Whittemore, T. B. Harper, WIN. S. Deadman.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

William Mcclure, President; Geo. W. Gilbert,
Vice President; r. o. Cravens, Secretary; b. F.
Gilbert, Treasurer; NJ. Swett Sergeantat- Arms.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Democratic Committee OF District No. s.
Col. VIM. Mcclure, Chairman; r. O. Cravens
Secretary; Ed. Barrett, John R. Brown, and M
Mcbride.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

CHEEK.-The quality termed "cheek" or
"brass" is possessed by the Lincoln party to
an extent that would be Iaughable, were it
not that it is used to aid and cover up some
Of the greatest wrongs ever perpetrated in
the history Of the country. AS an exam
pie: at Baltimore they resolved in their
National platform that there must be 'econ
omy and rigid responsibility in the public
expenditure" ECONOMY" indeed, when
they have voted money by hundreds Of mill
lions; piled up debt and taxation to an
amount uuexamped in the history of the
world; ruined the credit of the nation in
foreign markets; and forced the country to
the very brink Of bankruptcy. Rigid re-
sponsibity," when corruption has chung
about the halls of Congress, reeked through
the streets of Washington, and permeated
every channel, leading to and from the na.
tional Treasury, throughout the land
Under the auspices Of that party there has
beeu an amount of bribery. swindling and
stealing unknown aud unrecorded in the
history of any Government.
I With such record, to talk of ECONOMY
and rigid responsibility in public expendi-
tures," was bold and cruel impotence to a
suffering and bleeding nation
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Democratic Committee OF District No. 2.
VIM. NJ. Crutcher. Chairman; James Shoe
maker Secretary A. C. Ncill, W. A. Hines,
John Never.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-10-08

Township Nominations for Road Commissioner.
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PdTaiek GtEsg IS, NIa. B.s1 TaHeasee
THE respoadeut w. 3. Francisco, - aa Gahe.
fsn1 81 the rehsl cause, Abandoned BIZ home aae
Aas gone Sosth. "a sisted in tbs bil, Il ordered
that publication b. made for four successive weeks
IN the EaoxriiIe Wig nStffying aid defendant z
appear bsfsre the CkHneats conrt - Khcxyille %
tie frst MosdSy &c 0gtehsF ESxas thsassd there q
make his defense 70 the t lSe sane viii be Is.
hsn IS confessed snd set g AssflaS e para
A ecpy e tht or3sf:
Ssls-ss pSs DA DEADERIcKs C. 4 II
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R. r.. CUTLER.
- ATToRNET AT Law =. :.
AED ssssa
United States Calm Agent,

"
KEoxFTEGs TkxEEzsER
oslistiae rrsmptlg attended q. . 81 kAs
sze G6asiss e Rast Tsasssssa
Preserves Al tisds Il claims assiaft ths css.
Psasiss. De- Bsansy. pssi 5s!,, =, u, q. j..
frisaAs q deceaaed soldieEa, 4 -
Goysrnment vouxhsa b6ssif e selieesa q. shs
- 'Isterasi claim. sorssess2 .aa saisessa q,
hsrsea Earsse aed properly taken. - =. =
I Alsn ooects PAP for negroes salisssd b de army
ne SIS resord q he death Of IL last fennss.
zee sslaisrs who hare died tsionslng 70 ths UniOn
sflay, Be desires 70 sse Ell pefscns who drew :
rshsioa al The krsskssg out Of the rebellion vhe
have bsen loyal; when he colder died lsssing I
widow. she i entitled II no WIDER, toe childFsa,
no childrea tie isihsF Il Nc sslheF. The mother Ae
The tsps 2 lhs eses e eAsss &c Solsrs and On'
FIs fsssrs h ssrAi s. = Csgs<f ~ BFpwAlew,
colcDsh 5ehs Fslhaaa dshn nessess OF TEN
fss sarnusa y RSdgSfA, and sadee 5ones.
eeg-oHes n Bassnssnt Ssery 81 ths cpaF Heaee
1881 - ~ 800 81 ~ q s&@ 80
- p
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q az. q. Hsnra poaekoe.

II this oaas II sfraA1 thts The defendant Is I
non-rsaidAnt Of the stats Of Tennessee II e ihsg
eas.iSe ~ssks In tie Kssnoils Hhie Modifying taid
Henry Donohoo % appear hefeFe jobs Nina DE,
, nes.ef ia Hshos e. hs 60 h HsaisuAyiaa Aoa,
re eoansy, TeaE, On TIE atsh fay u Deeemle.
80. % sasusr thsh sd taeIs aid attaehaans "a
O. Isu 1srecls, OF The esIna usil y teksa e
iesf JoHS MINIS.
hls17W AS Nass ~ssaE
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N this case ii sppsafs ssstskh Aaflstast b 3
eaastzs weeks IN the EaexpgLe H1lg uotifying said
Henry Dosohoo 70 sFlbozf tsfdle J5AA AiAis Jus
tee Il The Peaea q ~ eee q 4Rdlsas De M0a-
roe county, Tthh- 81 tht 3tsh ar % December
next 70 ansEsr thaa ed thssas aid stieebmsnt -
ths law diFscsS % tks same VIII Be taken - een.
f.sssd and heard sx parss q 60 kiEz Iht ash Juns
1854. JOHN MINIS,
tsIt-ttPas J.f. sR Moses eoanty
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Attachment,

s S. Gleea GO. T. D Hobgsaa.
II tha ease q appeas thst the dstendsn i .
nonresident Of the ststspf Tsnneasses Il b there
fOrs praersd that puhcafson BE mads ioF fgnr sac.
ea1tee weeks 81 tie KaorsiEis Wig notifying said
J. D. Robersoa 10 appear befoss John Minis JUS
tios Of the Peace, ii hs otee IN AAaisonvlIis Mon
roe county, Team On The cath dag Of Dscsnbsf
nsxt 70 answer then and there. said attachment -
thS iaw liesrta o. The sans nh h taken q con-
sssasd aad heard 60 PARA - - hsN, The Cd Jane
is6A.fA =. = : joHE MINIS
Elss4tpfts J. r. fof Monroe e0aBty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
~. atwxx. ass s WI ]. Ho,ssss
5. RM arerwEN 8 CO.,


Jss. II. IOose and cd.as rs Jho. s. r. Pride.
, TIE taIi sIlsgss IN shis case tha. the defsndnn.
e indebted - eanplainaata, end sthat be has fed
fsom the sseas shd ga attachment having be~n Is
unsa 1zd issled On asisnaauts prePeFtyi II b OF.
Idsasz thzt pablisasiea be u1sas in ths KnsxPias
~ hiR ~ fbur sasgsssivs weeks notifying The do
ttn4sAa % appear before the Chsnesry Court 1T
MassViHsea ths aFss Tuesday afier The hsst Nor
aay e. Eessmhes nest and msks his defense b said
"a - thn aAEa viii - sksu - eaaftssed aEd ssi
Or Asaslng - paFse. Tue sch M.y 1854 -
z o. q TsszVLE, ee.isitsr, Pc jslI-ss pc
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4. r. Bfacs 4 @. -. H. T. Cor & BrStAer
THE bill In this e,sa charges that the dessndsnss
are indebted 10 eomplaiasHiA and that they have
hed from the eeuntFy. and an attachment having
teen ssaef and Levied % their pEpPaFtyf @ = or.
dsFsa that pGblieaiicn BE unads ie fb1t tceesstvs
weeks in the KRsEsilIs wAis, notifying the asfen.
daats % AppsaF before the Chapssyy Coa1 e Mary
vile on the Arst Tuesday sftsr The arst kohday Il
Hosssnkst naza and Issks fhss desssst g. said biil
or the ssms viii be taken O. confessed Aaa Sc. fos
bearing = psss Tss gSsA = nsy, 80 isss ! AZ,
BAsrsn . rEssipa sore sIi-ltptss
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Isna H.utg :. Sc Z. I,....I.g a.a &c.

Jansss HeEYs - Sam'F n. F5sssgey aad stksne.
3 , --@Astackmeaf Bal
n ia sass lis IN ehasKss that deslassat sasAl
*. Finlsy. has lei the ssAfe and that b i Inatea
- eosnn ainark and ~ stleekasnt having beRz
,ssstsd snd isssea cn 2eg<pdshfk yfopestys u 4 e.
dsrea thai pahlicaslcp 3 msda fer f5ar saccs.lss
vssks Ia "a KnexyiIle Wig Beiffxiae The df5sa'
dat 70 appear bsssfe the Chaneeky Epar g Mary.
vile ID he ART Tuesday sbsf he tfzs IcndsY 9
Norerter next and rake bis aafsnse e said bnl
a. tAe sis4 viii Be saken ~ eonfAsksd And 81 ~
hsafinx * paste. Ths 3osh Nay. =. -,
VA. MAILER ca ~
3. :. TsMrIx sSlielAos. 8 - ir e =.
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WssSkt q Co, Uss a. s. q z7ssznS1. Hem
TlanAlar

IN this case Il GppeAu that the defendant y .
nonresident Il IT, Stels Of FeiHssssaz tta thsfss
fFe ordered that publication h pads for foaf sae.
HsnrY Donohoo toepps5f eefszR Iekn 9isis jas.
tios q the PeAes II be oi5ee " Madisonvls Mon.
roe eoantEs nsa. On ~ sAsh say - psesmbsf
nsxt - answer then and there, said attachment -
The hw dsreseE 81 ne sslhs IS bS 'sNkeis as con-
Gsssed and hard = pAria - Y bin Th 20 Jane,
ia ssER Sfs'S5 J0fiN MINIS,
isIs-slp4S - fiI. 2. sfOr .NeaFea sosnty.
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4. IL Rs~cR 20. Hengg Z. Car.--AtiaeA
49, t3-la ]. - HI 80 q 10

4, n. KsSetH &C. HfHIg q, IeIs--AuReF'
a8E8 Ma MsAt Bdk fat1 affa
IN this csc shs hIl allsgs, that defendant b u.
aSstsa % eomflsiasltz sd szAak klefendzsa =.
abaadcnsa Bin kcnse and gone South with the Febsl
army. ana aa estaehmcnl hnFias hesa issued and
lpvssd IN the property u ihs defendant; II b o..
dsrsd that pblicstioa b maaa for faar snecessivs
weeks "a che KshskxEle Mhie hotllSiAs The dessn-
dsnt 10 appear before the ChNAcrFy Court Al Mary
vile ~ me Ord Tuesday aiAkfshs hasa Msnaas q
Sovemheg hext and make his d<sssss - esd bii I
or the same viii b taken ~ eeaIess1 and ~ Coz
hearing en- pAlts This so.h Mss, 1864.
l.ssses Va A. NJ A1KE IN c. q H.
Hall q TRnFEk Soliclsors. tst-st PTS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
caerIss p sagsu q. ks.s2 cessnlA e.
Ha.ssss f,,ss.vs =. f1y;ssae1 HI

SA6ftt4 g. A4HtA to. fete7ss 1870 - 49,.
Heras Esstav.0 vfgissl BIZ
N tAas eAss the lin aIlsxes thai he descendant,
cochsaa tas "a shs states III - shefetase srssre
thkt 40 Hltasoh u made ksf ssfs snceAsivs Wsekl
in Ga KncxsillA p lIx ASFifxinx aid asfendani,
cisaIsan q 49, u - ~ AheaFg court -
Mnf1g slls II tie as1t Z - y the k4s No.
aay "a Naxemhsr next u rake kis aeisnse b said
ba, ~ sAs sasns win Be seksa a. eeniesasa ana ~
tsr kdstiag a pate. Tbs s0tl Msfs 1855.
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G. 4. sgiHzaA, Use of 5. S Glen, rs. Hear

esss7FgE 41H94eo. T&sa ssr
IL ihts cass Il appsaFs thai tie defendant Il {
nOa-Fcidsnt Of The STATE Of TenneAsss; It y there
ferv ordered that publication be ma FOR four $50.
cu,siya weeks IN tie Kaorsitls Hiie notifying said
Heary Donohoo 10 appear before John Minis Jus.
tIes oil the Peace at bis ofce in NEdiscnHiie Men.
{ - osaz,y, Tsan., on she sab day q pecep -
| ~ &, Yer Ahen tS& shsre f1d etiAeA asehf -
~ ikw drecu or the zAssfe WI ses tAken ~ 60
80 40 1919 "A pAFse a. 20 him. This lth Juaa
IeES sagnfsf TtRs1N JON " A1fNlS,
IaIs-stpEss LIS xgHFce county.
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VIZ ANTETS ss5lsf Flnnes saA srIdlut
III iai4sials a ~ 4 q = 9 81 sd g
WAHt 81 pe<slshe a6fs sssell Fsesll1flF Aeapl19
e tssaa lisa tkseik hl5Fsss 4'es9 - ~
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sEanef III ~ ri &aisl1 q, Y. ~. t.1i-
Iaaa. 9alk e Teois sa1 Jska Clark
II tia Nss piaisii hsflna hr9ssht ssli ssaisgi
asikillasT afaaeaenl 10 II hertok allefina 80
SStsnsns5ls kzsk - he sct.feF lad ed &ff<s;
lAsns hssinf Hsss istisd 81 ,tss[f esepssF u 8
sndszsa that Fahsip1tiaR hanr14 u he kneEyshl
NhiR hsf ~ q dist - feaF hefeIs -
ciresais couts 4 lhs ksHFt Ness q slsf3tsile -
lie q M6nAsy e pttsnlsf 40 nsks her O.
ssnFS Is sela Asiss q IA sams will - &s1a = enn,
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JEzea tozsres a assix 90 ss1zaase 3rter,
aec,a, e. xalnsE Hsrfa. stasAsseas Bit
FhE hin silespsia sbis ezss thas sisfsalaas : 10.
asb4ed % eosnp@inkaL en4 tkss - t<foafe tufhs
ssbsI asxsy ADD g bsyuaa - rcd e To ssaft,
and "a nslashaeAt hnsink tssn ieteea efk1 lgsitd
% The rrcysrsy II asfssdkatt y y cseeazsi slas
pabdiedsita be sl6dg 80 fear successive eea1z tn
she KnSksfile wtie. nollfy lng slm desesdans y
appeaf befoss sc thanessy Eps1rs &C HsSyxilis %
tke Era Tsaasy xlfer shk nrst slonsAy e Nesena-
bef NsxA sssa sake NJ esfstse - sNia bslA Or ne
sase est Be sAken ~ ee1ssssea enA - - heaFtna
"a Fsfa Thh 10th Nay. 1854 g ssss szst Z
= a " a WA1KEE G. - - I
r Q, r TEzFax. eeasitss $50 yss@st Pfls Esa'
Jaalss Htrrg ss H 2 CIR AsssssAss@s
n shit Csc IL b chzzEsa IL - ~ stasa asaa.
aart h in&ebssd 80 censP laiasHt sd thai be BE
khAadcAsi Ais hsA4s aad gone Sassh With - geSel
xrssy. ana IN aEisehsneaf baviag hesn lausa asd
taviea On aeSeaasnte prppeEtye u y ossksfsb hat
Eutbllestisa ke nnAe fer fsF sacr1etRa sesa ia re
Ens1xllle Nhig nelifsine the 6sfsnlaas ~ kppaAf
hefsaR shs Chsnoagy Canst a Aasyxile % ahe arss
Tuu,dss eftee tia arss Aeaaay &C NoseEihe sneat
ard ssake he defense % saia hill Tie zzEa viii
be tAk en- A. ronfsed anA vi 81 hsarAg - vars<.
= Z ". 4. WALKER O. An
o. P. T1NFkR kaiirisor. jsArtE pist a@Sg
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Ac9aeelfs ,iftfft s. e Z slsl-, g u 3 2. tpte,
THE nlhls1ens 81 81 zes,s ssaa, Sd fsese
tAe Ssata = shsrwsa h tie hill Il y r13slea slat
pablnfien u snsas Ter four weeks IL The
ksazs sFs4se neSfrtrs SID desendsat 70 appeaE
Sefore ~ Chanesfy coart AZ Knexsills en the IRA
Ncaaks 81 OceeAer nsxt Shsh anA here taarnaks
1lssaeeSasa AliE n IL tausl III Be kAlan f1f
ossIsusea 6nd ~ e,F AsAsfs6l tx gtFss - : -
A eapy q The oFasrs
Hasa pilk Ia DEApERicks G =
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RATEs on ApVRFIsTKe.

Z, Liherzl dsse1aAts VIII IL u4ls - ihsss va 3
xertise liisFsIfy Having Lost thoesSnds svsfrs
tising. NJ advertisement vii BE inserted urh1g
payment IN s3rsAee. o. sosae FesPo8sitls maa = =
sumo psynPaL The extensive Sirrzllzfioa = n
pape. vii make Il drsirsbIe advertising assul
Y. G. BR0R NLOW.
OcToRKE 1854 ElfIksr a8d Psssti>
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31
OHIO OIL LANDS.

HART FARM &C acres in Marion township, Morgan
county, ohio.
CRAY FARm-oo acres In Ho nsr township. Morgan
county, Ohio.
HENRY-FARM- 80 acres in Bcrno township, Athen,
county, OHIO.
M'ELFREsH FARMS acres In Marion town.
ship, Morgan county, Ohio.
BALL FAHNI-4o acres In Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio.
PosEY FARM-so acre, IN Homer township, Morgan
county, Ohio.
BoILEAU FARM-so acres in Berne townshp,
Atntrt county, Ohio.
BOAsLY FARM-i27 sorss in Homer township.
Morgan county, Ohio.
WORE FARm-sO acres In Homer town,hlp, Morgan
county Ohio.
CnOY AND HAEY FARM-9o acres in Homer
township, Morgan county, ONO.
PARMENTER FARM-l4o acres In Marion town
ship, Morgan county, Ohio.
II. ELLIOTT FARM-s7 acres m Berne township.
Athens county Ohio
). ELLIOTT FARM-ios acres IN Berne town
snip, Athens county, Ohio.
GRAY FARM 40 acres in HarIon u wuship, Morgan
county, Ohio.
EDGERToN FARM - acres IN Horno township.
korGan county, Ohio.
BOILEAU FARM-23o acres in Bsrae township,
Athens county, Ohio.
HART FAHM-sl acres m Homer and Marion town
ships, Morgan county, Ohio.
SIMPSON, JANNBY & co.,
r-al.ptf Room Il, No. 400 CHE 'NUT Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-31

b1OhEhlANA-
by YELLOW CoT LoSG)
The shades OF night were railing fast,
As Ii, me hoss shay" went driving past,
Which bora aloft youth 80 nice,
IeTchCd book with this device,
stokesanal
His brow was gay his beneath
BOomCd like rose between his teeth,
And as his cRb whee raft ed on
The book shone out with the name upon,
Stokesianal
In driving on (hls load was lipht),
A Provo Marshal caught his sight,
While gathered round were well-iIessedfok5
And he let drive" his poorest joke,
stOkesianal
"Try not that dodge " the Provo said
"Crack Jokes al me- I'll crack your head
Haiti What's that thing you SIT astrde2"
The youth with trembling ear replied
stokesianal
40 stay hold upr" cries the rest
When want jokes we Get the best"
He Flacked his stetd, and drawing nigh
Slowed Them page Of Jokes most dry,
stOkeslanal
"Beware the Station House my ladi
Beware such Jokes they are too sad;"
Til was the rrovo's last beware"
The youth replied with stupid stare,
stokesanal
Next morning in the starlight grey,
Beside an ST. Ky he lay
lis SHAY" was smashed, his horse they stoli,
An0 he is "lett out In the COZ d."
stokesianai
NoTE-we would inform the public and our patrons
that we have issued no Almanac" Tor 1865 but have
published a small book with the lite of "stokeslana,"
which m DC had gratuitousy by calling at our store,
No. s24 Lhesnut street. -.
Respectfully CHARLES Stokes q Co.,
ClOthers under the Continental.
Parties inclosins a ,wO-cent stamp can have
"stokesiana" sent by return mail
GENrLENEN's HArs.-All the latest styles at
arle nah ford A nta
ROASTED ALMONDS, Chocolate, and Cream Cara
msls, superior quality and nayors manufactured BY T. g.
Whitman Co., No. 9ls Chestnut rect
Buy Your Coal OF A. S. DoTTRR, Northern
Yard Northwest corner Eighth and Master or Central
Yard, No. sOi n. Broad above Vine street, Very best
quality sold Rt both yards Try itl
LADIES AND CHuDRBE's HATs.-Latest style
at Charles oakford Sons, Continental Hotel.
PHoToGRAPHs Of superior execution, hue
style No ta,te in finish made AtB F. Remsrs Cal
lsry No. t2A Arch street. Patrons will please come
early. Tho days ale short.
BuRDsALL's ARN1cA L1NINENr-An infallIbl,
for burns, soRds sprains, rheumatism, gun-sho
wounds, sc single Application sllAyG the pain iron
burn the Instant 1t is applied. No family shOuli b,
Withouth.
CobPLlhEhlAHf'-myt4h t4hr Is nov restoreu v
it's ouhful color have not grey hair left. an salts
fed that the preparation Is not dye but ass on tn
lscreens. My hair to fan, which certainly
advEDtafe to me who was 10 danger OF becoming bald
This is the testimony Of many who have used Mrs s.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restortr and ZylobAlsamum or Hal
Dressing. Every dTuggist sells thsm.i
LADIES' FURs.-An elegant Assortment a
Charles OSkford sons, Continental Hotel.
Do You Know DEAN has removed 10 No. Al;
CheSuut suest7 He sells TobAseo Cigars Pipes 40, aft
per cent less than any other In this city. Remembs
DeaR, No. AZ Chestnut street.