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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

ArrESTIOx l.EofoS.-We would re-
mind the members Of the Indiana lie
gion, "a regiment, Of the parade this AZ
ternoon for the inspection Of arms This
is an important matter, and Adintant
sonntag desires us to say that il is ex-
peeted that every member Of the Legion
in the city will turn out with arms aud
aceoutTemenis
There was full turn ont on the last call
and although the paymaatsr will not lie
present to-day. the duty ef turning out Is
no less imperative Turn out to a man,
and let any lurking gaerrillaa who may
be spying around See our home strength,
and the alaerity With which We respond
to the calls of our county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
CORRESPONDENCE.

Two AEMBERs OF THE srH ISDIASA
1atseFgr who are, 70 say tie iea.f, usodsr4 ely
syol s9okings and ~ho have been sith the Amy
u the Gu nhsr4nd Over two years scd part cfpstsl
IA SEVERAL different fn9aEsnsafs, desire 70 cui ~.
spend With troor ti4rcc dozen of Izdiana's aooa
+. zals.~ Otirct-fun and i4Ir0vsuenf. seks1-
osTs . exchanged, N desired. A14rsss z n n
and HUBBAED WILDWOOD, sth Inflaee 40.
tery, Fort Lytie, Chattanooga, Tenn.
fnchIT dzG.uIt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19


RrSAwAY.-A horse attached TO an
express wagon, and biiched 10 a post in
front Of A. Refs store, on Main street
broke loose yesterday afternoon, and
started to run away, bat was stopped by
persons on Water street before he had
got under good besdsgv : mail boy
was thrown oft dray during the excite
ment, near the corner Of Main and Wa
ter streets, having one of bis legs hsrt.
KSoCKED DowE.--A few words passed
between soldier and free and en-
lightened citizen, on Water street, yes
terday afternoon, when the soldier
promptly handed his antagonist one
sending him 70 grass, and cutting a
slight pocket in the back Of bis head.
The injured man gave 30 many versions
Of the affair, that we could form no sat.
isfactory conclusion relative 10 the merit
Of the case. II will, however, afford the
grounds for new blood-apd-thunder sem
sation to our Third street contemporary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

"a NJ L. Johnson 1 Co. have all the
latest popular papers and magazines
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

Or. Hobern, Cancer and Consumption champion.
has located at les Dearborn Street opposite 7. o.,
Chicago, Iil.. He'saoeessfeily kills aud extracts
osnoers without pain ~ knifa, IN from iosr to
twenty -four hours. Also eures all kinds Of
andpiks. A eurs always guaranteed or no pay.
dec30 w r. o. Box 646J.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

We are informed that conservative
gentleman boosted the other day that he
had worn out pair of new boots kick
ing Lincoln soldier IN the face Pa.
triotie gentlemen these conservative
chaps, aud great friends Of the soldiers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

ATTENTION YAxDERBURGH GRAYs-
You are ordered 10 meet at Mozart Hall
tomorrow Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, uniformed, armed and equipped.
Arms and equipments must be in GOOD
condition.
BY order Of
marls-2t Capt BIscH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

m~ Gen. ". T. sherman, the new
commander Of the Department Of the
Mississippi, arrived at Louisville on
Wednesday night, IN route to the front
The movements Of troops to the front
recalls 70 memory the days Of '6l, when
the whole people Of the North we're ap-
parently Gying to arms
The veterans and newly enlisted men
are pressing to the front at the rate Of
three thousand 70 six thousand per day,
through Louisville alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

Oh that men aad women womb read Asd
r1sd~r o. The Lists 81 Mortality Published
vsrsly. monthly ahd early In our city, There q
ever isArfaliy great proportien Of Consumption
Cases. This statistss Tables prove that whils
other Diseases slAy their thousands. Consumption
slsy. is lens sf fhSusAads
" In tbs early stages Of Throa, aud Lung Com.
plant. vs consider MADAME ZADOC sPORT.
ERs CURATIVE BAEsAM tnfanihle -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

IA A philosophic friend Of ours, who
has been reading the Bible, gives Il as
his opinion that the cause Of so many
difficulties occurring between soldiers
and Copperheads Is, that the former are
the "seed Of tho woman and are full
filing an old prophecy found in the
third chapter Of Genesis II may be so.
The Democracy used 10 prove their Bib
lieal knowledge by quoting a paragraph
from Noah to prove that slavery "was
the ticket
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
$50 DOLLARS

viii b paid for all hors@s scoepted. HoEses Siil
b reserved in 1ots Of eight ana up~sr1ss on the
day Of fnspection "a ril 4fh, 1882 and zach sue
eessiEx day Until the whsls number il purchased.
fouchsrs vii - given immedizrely on secept2nee
in lets xbsTe statsd which VII be paid On pre-
ssatAfSeh 70 Lts1f. Col. Jszass A. Ekins Chtsf Of
ckFAiFy Berssn- waahIngx1n. D. C. ~
FE. EHRMAS1 Capt sna A. A. O. n
naehl7 ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
CONDITION POWDERS.
w. T. DECkERMAN'S
cELKsEATxB
u IL g 9 -
CONDITION POWDERS,
FoR
Horses and Cattle.
eomFosed pEiseipAlly Of
Roots an Herbs.

FINHTs P0wDER HAS BEEs FOUND, By
long sNpSF1snea. 10 he highly useful for the
cure ot the various diseases 10 which Horses and
Cattle are subject viz
Founder, DistemFsr, Hide BoEnd, Loss Of APP
petite, Inward Sprsins, Yellow wsi-r. Scratches
or GreAss, Maagss Innsnztiaa. Kztigus. or
rheumatism, commonly called STIFF C07piziEtY .
disease fatal o Horses 10 this country.
Warranted 20 Care Hog Cholera.
sold in Evansville BY EsocsKFoS { w0oBs.
kAsTKR 3 koRyTs AraUsr kLIIs, snd JosKPz
SEczrEsS. And At SswbuTg By VIZ. f1IE 3 Co
szSso
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
10 CONsuMPTTVEs.

Tbs Rev. z. A Wilson's Randy fer CossunP-
ton. ASTHMA, BrOnchitis. Ccazhs, Coda al
Throat and Lung Aaectionss together With 8
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
TORI Of his ease, caa be obtaiRsi Of
nEssgs SkELLER&wHIrE, Druggists,
dss2a aEn No. % Main ST., KsAnasilIa
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
An INVALID,
Published for the benefit, and - : warning and
cAUTIog TO YOUNG MEN who sussrs from
Nervous Dsbiliiy, PrsmAtuns Decay Of MAukood,
ETC., Supplying at tbs same time. THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. b. oHs Who has cured himself
after beingPut TO great expense aad injury through
medical hHnbng and quAeksry.
By enclosing 3 postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may Be hal Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYRAIg. Eza..
Beaforf. Efa2s c0asfy. ny
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
{ r. JOHN BULLS
EG 80 COMPOUND Fodax
CEDRON BITTERS,
TAe Latest aud Most Important Dis.
eeVery Of the 10Th Century.
aEA1x

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the Msi4riA
hedies Of the Unifra States, or mere fzvotabiy
knSwH q pieaeer In medical discovery. than
thar Of Dr. JOHN BULL. y LanisFiile, ky. His
inimitAbls prppAraticn 4 karsapariilA has Iong
stood Al the bead Of the suz compounds Of that
vslnssis drag. Hiss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
MICROSCOPES

TUE CRAIG MICROSCOPE - A ,,s- ssa
beAaiifai article. msguiiyiBz ten thoussni
iu@es; costs only SO ..
Fer sale st WARREN & c0SYsGFsSss
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

A friend informs us Of the perpetration
Of one OF the most bold and daring robber-
les which has ever been committed in our
couuty. After Mr.. Lewis Jones, Po.tln:s
Ter at Rush post office, this county, and his
lady had refined to bed on last Saturday
night, th%ir house was visited by fourruiii
ans who brok open the door with rail and
entered with a lighted candle when they
proceeded to lay violent hands upon Mr..
Jones, striking him several blows which
pro>trated him. they al&o struck and abu>-
ed hi.4 wire, covered them both up in bed,
demanded hi. money, and one of the rob
bers stood watch over the bed, whilethe 9TH
er three .ealchcd the house They found
and took small sum of money, and also
carried off Mr.. Jones revolver and gun. -
One OF the perpetrators, named Leve Nc
Cave, has been arrested and bound over to
Court. The other villains are still at large.
We advise the people to be on the alert Tor
thieves and ruiiians, for they are abroad in
The land.-Nem itthnielphia -Adrocate Dec,
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PAY UPl PAYlIP

We regret tha; we haverea,on 20 complain
csnt our rooent calls on delinquent scbscrl-
osrs for payment has not received that
prompt attention which %s had reason 70
ask and expect To avoid all rnlsapprohen-
son in the matter, we now say that our call
was made in earnes: and intended as dun
Printing paper, ink, wages everything
which a Publisher uses in conducting his
cfaee, have not only Largely increased in
eos:, but must be paid easa in hand It is
elvar, therefore, that We mnst ins.st on
punctuolity on the part Of those who receive
the ISeatsasel. tits net reasonable any longer
70 aslx US 20 advance the money needed to
ppblish q paper for SIX Acnths or q year,
and at It's close receive the price charged in
Rrrler times when everything was lower
This plain, frank talk IL demanded by the
circumstances with which wr are surround
cd CHARLES y. ALLEN.
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More Recruiting.

Orders have been issued from Washing
ton for organizing a corps Of veterans, to be-
called the first corps, to consist of 10000
men to be enlisted fornot less than one year.
lt5is to be composed Of able bodied men who
have served not less than two years. and
Therefore not subject to draft The officers
to be commissioned from such as have hon
orably served not less than two years, Three
hundred dollars bounty will be paid to re-.
cruits from the substitute fund and each
man who preserves his arms to the end of
his term, may retain them upon being hon
orably discharged The corps isfo iendez.
yousat Washington, and il to be under the
command of Maj. General Hancock.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

A, MIRACULOUS EscApE.-On Tuesday
morning Of last week, Mrs. Benz. Root. of
Hanover, jumped into well forty two and
a halt feet deep, without receiving scratch
Of an injury. When discovered, she had
been at the bottom twenty minutes or Ion
ger, and was standing erect in water up to
her chin. She was Immediately taken out.
and able to be about next day For some
time past she had been slightly deranged.
and as evidence by the above act, is getting
worse. Before taking the fearful lean, She
deliberately took off her shoes and left them
on the curb, stating afterwards sh. did so
to keep them from getting wct.-.Salcm
u RepubLican, Noe. %. --.------ ~
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The aTcCooKPamilr-

Major General Alexander Mcdowell Nc
Cock received orders this week to report 20
Major General Sheiidan, and LETT Dayton
on Tuesday, 10 do so. General Sheridan
was the commander Of Il division in Me
Cook corps, during the Chickamaugl cam
pagn. rs both are true soldiers. the change
IN their relations Will be a subject of less In
teIcst 10 them th1a otAers Cincinnati
Coniplactat, Loc. la
This paragraph is fitting Introductory to
the one that iniiOws:
The McCook Family has made glorious
record upon the pages OF American history.
Some OF Its members have distinguished
themselves by hernc achievements in three
wars, Their patriotism and their gallantIy
have won impcrishahe renown upon many
battle-helds and four of them have sealed
their devotion to their country with their
blood, and have died that il might live
while their memory is honOred and revered
ly grateful people. Among the suryiv-
ing menibers of the Family are George w.
and Alexander Mcdowell, both of whom
hold high places in the atfectiunate regard
and confidence OF all true patriots. The
last named Is the Genercl justo' dcred to the
front, whose ability as Il distinguished mill
tary man, and whose heroic bravery a. sol
der have been attested and illustrated on
many bloody field since the beginning o
thlscruel war. Col George w. McCook is
distinguished alike as a soldier aud states
man. He made a record that shall live
through all time, both in the Mexican war
and.ln this. His civil achievements and tri-
umphs have been as brilliant and grand as
anything the history of this remarkable
Family records Heisone of the abIe,t and
best ofthe public speakers Of Ohio; his elo-
qnent voice has been heard in all parts Of
the State in yindication Of the Right and in
denuEciation Of the Wrong. lie is just in
the prime of life /; and long career Of use
ttiness is before him. Hc has distinguished
himself in every public position he has ever
held; and the people will look to him here
after as one of the Deiverers who shall lead
them out of the political Egypt in which
they arc now enSlayed. = Ohio Statesman,
Dec. 2d.
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THE draft may be improved it its opera
ton by the Government taken proper meas
urcs to secme tie drafted men. = G19iaci,,nu,j
Gazette. .t
Iaose proper measures" consist in re.
pealing the substitute clause, and con,orM
ing every man drafted to 90. This is What
is meant, and Just what will occur. doubt
less, before three months shall have passed.
Congress will attend to this, now, since the
election is over, and the people might as
well begin to prepare for the worst. War is
the o"H occupation for men now. and the
women must be edncated to the plow, the
team, the harvest field, or starvr. Two
wears more Of war will actually bring thi.
state of things about throughout the North
perst sit now exists in many places,
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30 PosipODsd u1til oougress caH strike out
the proyisva permitting the hiring of rub
stitu;eS bat it Is tOlerably certain that Jan
uaTy cannot pass without the enforcement
az a real eonscnption-such an one as We
have not had since the war commenced.
Il may be that that the people will get
theiT eyes opened sometime, and not be i'm
POSED on any longer ly the party in power,
tut that time seems at present to be some
what in the future. Mr.. Lincoln is now re-
elected-all that he desired--and all further
deception about the draft seems to be unne-
oesSary. Befer the election deception was
the order of the day. and many were deceiv-
I'd BY the promises AMI hopes held out by
the pory in power. The deception is now
raSn6vedr especially about another draft,
and those who c!amored SO Justify for Lin
coin rc7election, which was TO stop ali fur
cher sratts, crush the rebellion, DC, can
ncw soc how beautifully they were deceived,
and how much they contributed towards de-
oeiyiag others, Live and learn" is
ydo1 maxim. .....s..r,r-,
i. :. Since writing the above, We find
an order from Aliutan, General, Cowcn Of
Ohio, which we publish in another column,
ordering general correcting of the enroll
ment lists in all of the townships of the
State. This IS evidence enough that anoth-
er dl7.ft'will take place, and that soon
There would be no need of correcting the
enrolment lists. il another draft was not TO
take place. The best plan is to prepare for
If and while you can, hire substitutes 70.
three years to take your place. Foreigners
.ho have not been naturalized, would be
tbn ,,,n,t s,,itabla ,o b;ro ..... ..... .
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A LETTER from Wm. L. MeNIath. Erq., for
merly of this town, dated Virginia City, NJ.
L., Oct. 26, 1864, has been received. He
says: :--Ne'o Phil Dem.
.l"The Democracy at the election on last
Monday, on, the principles of the party
adopted at the Chicago Conyention. elected
Col. Samuel Mclean Delegate to Congress,
over w. i. Sanders, Abolition, by 1900 ma
iority and at the same time carried both
branches of he Legislature. Flour retai)s
here at $24 per sack, of one cwt., Bacon 60
cts per H., sugar 75c de.r coffee 75c do.
board without lodging ranges from SIS to
20 per week, lard 50c per ID. and everything
else in proportion These are gold dust pri-
ces. This Territory will soon, in my opin-
ion, be equal if not superior to any other
mining State or Territory on she conti-
nent. Ht aH Hti
i' My kind regards to friends.
Yours.
a e.N WI. Mem.
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The Soldiers Relief EUnd-Tre
DiGernce between DemG-
cratic and Abolition Counties.

A Columbus dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gyzette (Abolitionl says! 4. st @
The County Auditors are required by law
to report TO the Auditor of State the amount
Of the relief fund expended in their
counties dning the fiscal year. About
third Of them have so far reported. -
70 the shame of some Union localities, it
must be said that Copperhead counties like
Holmes and othela make better record
than thoy do. The amount expended in
proportion to the number of soldiers fur
nlshed is least in loan, Geauga and other
strong Union counties.
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Democratic Gains I'm the 10th
t District. ~

We pulli he'd last week the vote for Con-
grosSnan IN the five counties composing this
District. Bingham was be aten PIG on the
home vote, but received a large majority in
the army. The total vote is: Bingham -
225; White ll,073-a maioritE Of ll52 for
Bingham. This is trcmeHddus gain on
the part Of the Democrats over the vote of
last year, whenthe Abolition majority was
upwards Of fou' hmmad. THUS in ono
year the Democracy have reduced the Abo,
litipn vote in this District tuenty-eigh hwa-
tired .ffty ag>in.t the Influence Of the shod-
dies, the office holders and 'greenlacks. y
Well done for the Sixteenth = Guernsey
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Meeting of the Electoral Col
ksESR. fH

The Colleges of Electors meet in the cap
tails OF their respective States to-day,
wednesday, and vote for President and
Vice President Of the United States. 1t
was originally intended, when this provis-
ion was put into the Constitution. that they
should be under no restrictions or instruc-
tions, but should vote for the best men for
those elevated stations Lincoln and John.
son would hardly get solitary vote, if the
intent Of the law could be carried out The
Electors would vote for other men of the
came party, who possessed superior qua!if.
cations anu accomplishments,
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Ma CHARLES PHILpoT, of Kigore. father
of James H. Philpot. the present C'c4 k of
the Court. died very suddenly, at his rcs!-
dence, on Wednesday Of last week. Mr..
Phiipot was preparing to butcher, and wa
bringing water from the spring. short d.
tance off when he was observed to fall, anil
on being approached, hreathsd but few
times. Carroll Press, Noy 80,
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Gen. SCHOOLGIRLS Dispatch OF the
VsefGry at Franklin. TSnRessee
Tie EMe.ny'S LOsSAEapiureS,
sc. 8.
WASHINGTON. Decemher

q. W ASEIINUIUN, DCCtmbcF Il, y
The following official dispatch, cons5asing
the report of the victory in Tennessee, has
been received at headquarters ,..
FRANKLIN, Tenn, Nov. 30, 1864.
70 Mujor General Thomas: r. ,t
The enemy made heavy and persistent
attack, with about two corps, commencing
at about cleak in the afternoon and ia t.
ing until after dark, and was repulsc1 at all
points, with very heavy loss; probably, s..
900 OF 6,G00 men. Our loss is, probably,
not more than one-tenth Of that number
We captured about 1000 men, including
one Bligadier General. :
(Signed,) SCHOFIELD.
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SCHOFIELD.
The 0Gacial Vete oG Ohio for
President

The following is the official canvass of the
home vote CT Ohio for President, as given
in the Strtesnsan on Thursday.
Abraham Lincoln c24 00S
George b. Mcclellan ...................105,8 ,8ll
Majority for Lincoln 2S, ,l97
The Abolition majority on State
Ticket i'll October, was...............26,6 ,6l9
Increased majority fer Lincoln. ,57s
The following will slow the October and
November home vote compared:
Lincoln Vote. Dem. Vote.
November. 22224 cos NoSember.... ,sn
October. 1d4 $50 October. $40
p Rep. inc. 1850 Dem. inc. l7,97l
The figures following will show the differ:
cMce between the home vote Of 1868 and
1864:
Vote for Rrough. 1868 1914
Vote for Lincoln, 1864. 22Z24 0os
Republican loss (llome vote in enc yr. 23. 1856
Voc for Mcclellan, 1o5. .Sll
Nete ior Fallandigha1n, lS63.,........."lS5,27 ,27I
Dem. increase home vote in one yr. lo,537
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A PovosT MARSHAL CONES TO GRIEF
The loyal provst Marshal Of the Day
ton District has come to grief, and has been
arrested, charged with doing a big business
in the bounty. operations. Now-a-days it is
hard to tell who are honest. Even the vir-
tue Of Provost Marshaps, it seems can be
overcome
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Tar BANNER TowNsHIps -The Olio

THE BANNER TOWNSHIPS. The Ohto
State .jomnal blows about RichGeM town
ship, Summit cohnty.. where Lincoln receiy-
ed 20i votes and Mcclellan 4. We beg
leaye to inform the Jo,nnal tkat jackson
township. Auglaise county, gave McCIel.,
Ian 1886 votes, Lincoln 9; and Marian town
ship, Mercer county gave Little Mac 33I
yosas. Hlcoln0 The people Of these town
ships are supposed to be considerably unan-
,ipoas for the Union and the Con ti.ution.--
,lJrbaaa L.s.n. N
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what "a Change 0f rs, 900 Votes
Would FrO(ir.Ce.
The New York Times says

TIC New 0fk IW3es says: ---"-- -
As the Presidential majorities are now
reported, change OF $4,000 votes in the
States, giving Lincoln the smallest maori-
ties, would elect General Mcclellan. " .f.
Ilils is not very overwhelming result,
nor one that indicates the annihilatien Of
the Democratic marty.
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Iowa Election.

The immense Republican majority report.
ed in this State is a gross exaggeratiop;
40, 900 and 90, 900 was claimed. In fact. Il
isbut $4,000 on the home vote, and $1,000
in III, soldiers Included, tTt. Enc. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-07

1HE Southern papers are much confused
In their accounts abou. Sherman. They To-
cate him in several places and marching in
different directions. 80 y.
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THE BENEFIT OF INsUalNG AGAINST AC-
clDENTs, We notice by our exchanges that
Gen Strader Of Cincinnati, had the msfor-
tune to break his leg Just above the ancle,
while attempting to stop horse that was on
the eve OF running away, and we fur
ther notice that he was insured in the Tray
elerS' Insurance Company, ofHartford, Ct.
for $4,000 and s25 per week for compensa
tion whilst unable to attend to business him
self. We draw attention to the above to
show the benefits to be derived in case of
accident happening to a person whose cir
cumstances can i'll allow him to be confined
by a broken liml, or other injuries, resulting
from such acci lent. In this ca e the circum-
stances of the party did nos n4ce-sitate the
taking out Ola policy, the Gcn,ral being very
well off, but with a majority of persons the
receipt OF $25 per week, whilst laid un,
would be very acceptable for doctors bills
and other little matters; and for the benefit
OF those and cher persons, we give publicity
to this paragraph. = OHIO Statesman. -.
nea-The Agent for this County is Jesse
o. Thomas. O.fcc, Market St frs; door be
low National r NIX ta ....