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WILLIAMSON & Co, Auctioneera
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W No. l82 MAIN STRRRT
Ths undsngnea would notify their friends and he puhe -.
orally that having taken that large councillor. store -
II essupled By Jno Peenaui No. le2 Main bctvesn az -
.ad WI ss 70 hoe 70 tho sssss savars ali eoos
Thsy respectfully oasr ihsr services for a ~.
nkA1 AND fE. s0NAL ESTATE Of an ts.x.
nank1 Tor pa pshsnasa hsy Sens ooniinsaaes IN a.
nw $500. WILLIAMSON 4 co.
O. NAM.~-
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The friends of Mr. B. N. DAvi, requss; suspension
Of public opinion until there can be thorough nvssi-
CATION Of the charge against him Of having taken Mr.
Gardnera watch.
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A PROCLAIM ALTON.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, n
EIroUrIvl DirAarNIsr,

z
9Th Of February last ADOPTED Join. resolution aest,ns
d on the st Wednesday In next; and M,
jory body having In wiling the 10Th day Of March
last. a.o a.ksd hn they shall embed lime sfcie
said; therefore, S
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of the Common wealth. IN A.
ference TO wishes thus eIpd do hereby announce Nv h
proclamation TO the Senators sui egates Of The Gsnsr
assembly o. this Commonwealth they are -,
vens at the Capitol in The city Of Richmond the s, Wed
nesdsy De ember xs at ~ O'Clock NJ then there 10
Into fonderecn the condition Of puos al rs And "A
such laws a. they may deem Necessary and proper
- Given under my hand Govern Dr. and una., Al.
tL Seal Of Tho Commonwealth. Rchmond thi, A., ~
III Of November 1854 an In tn $50 year Of the
r..,. a,o,,,w WIN. SMITH.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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A HORSE SUPPOSED no BIZ STOLEN.

HOHsk SUFFOSBD TO BIZ sTOLEN;
WE have in our possession large blood bay
Mare that We took from suspicious char days
He said he took ddat steal
Manchester and Petersburg She sboat eight 3D. len
hind foot whites there other Of consequence The
her coming forward proving property paying
charges for keeping and for this advertisement
Jos 8. MEREDITH n d.
JOHN O. MILLER
perkiHfvilla. 9cofhland rnurtv. Va sn18- veU
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sAJUDsE LTONs COURT.- Nothing Of importance was
doRs in this Court yesterday. oas kaSsas sOpvs Osse
was partially heard and another continued i Friday,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
ecretary Of State.
MAYORS OFFICE. !

.MAYoR's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. 2, 1854.
T WISH TO EMPLOY, AS WATCHMRN
Il The CITY, 20 active able bodied men, gsod cons uon
the age oil % years. good moral ohsscls
able veracly and integrity The pay Waterman $40 Der
day. with the privilege Of purchasing the city stores such
family supplies % may be there found Al cost
mes 1t yJ6RPH MAYO, Mayor.
City papers rtauested 10 copy
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Ruxzus Or cowou,n-Thonss Vaughn, iotA
Virginia Battalion Heavy ArdiIsfy yas yesterday oou
mttsd to the Castle on the chargsN running e6 Con-
scripts to the enemy II 10 alleged be aided Daniel
o'DounsI and other Irahmsu In their attempt to e.
cape to the Yankees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-03
egIRIILLs IN KENTUCKY.
A dispstch from Louisville says:

A dispatch from Louisville says:
There Ia rumor at Nashville that Hood is again
throwing his army into the rear If Sherman.
The rumor again prevail tha: Psduoah Is threa,ened
BY large force. General Meredith Is mixing extern
ave preparst ons for ts defence,
Mandsy's gang entered the atab,es Of X. A. Alc1an-
DER In WoodfOrd county, Thursday afternoon, and
stole six Of bis fnest horses. Nc. Alexander, with
party OF bis nsghbors plrsued them, exchanged
raj shots with them, and forced them to abandon FIVE
of his horsea. The gang still have possession Of the
cslsbra. ed here "Asteroid" Alexander offers one
thousand dollars for hi return, and i've hundred dcl-
lars for the capture Of hundsy.
FROM TIE SHENANDOAH vALLIT-RfoIEf L0ssIs OF TIE
sEIhT.
A letter from the Headquarters Of the 18th Army
Corps, dated ~ n ult, says:
Qiet reigns supreme In the Army Of the Middle De-
partment The different corps have resumed :heir old
positions, aud beco ming quite comfortable again.
The losses In the h and 10Th corps 10 the battle OF
Friday as officially stated, smount In round numbers to
FIVE thousand Ave hundred In killed. wounded and miss
ing. The wounded in the 10 corps numbered one
thousand hundred and fifty the day after the fghs.
Our total loss in the fight will not be less than
thousand The rebel loes s one-third greater.
reconnaissance as far Woodstock failed to dis
cover the presence Of the enemy although 1t is reported
that Early Is again recognizing his shattered army.
Doubtful.
fOLlrlOAA AAOiIbAkhE
The City of Brotherly Love has been disturbed by an
election RIOT which IL described, in BRIEF follows;
The route Of the Democratic torchlight prsde, last
night (29b in this city, was the scene Of great dior
der with much riotng. On Ohesuut street. between 9th
and 7h Streets several bulldogs were much injured by
the missiles thrown. At this ace man named James
Campbell, aged s5 years, not participant In the pa
rade was struck on the head with stone, and died al
most instantly Other oiz,ns and many of the police
seriously Injured. There has bsen considerable
excitement ia the city today over the affair, aud some
political fights. Nearly one hundred persons were ar
rested last night.
THREATENED RAID IN BUFFALO.
telegram from BuffIlo, dated s0lb, ssys:
An official message was received by the Provost Mar
sbal Of this city from Canada this afternoon stating
that the rebels in Canada would make an immediate raid
on Buff IL" The military now under arms, and the
ty Is eairg ptroled to night Two tugs will be armed
end patrol the hsfbor.
THR ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.
The Harrisburg Telegraph ofslturdAy, in an editorial
article on the discovery of the frauds IA the New York
sOldisrs' ote MAE S the following statement:
This fraud was foreshsdoWed BY the confession Of the
Private Secretary Of Governor Seymour Who whilst 10
company with the Governor, In this city, got bessy
A, sk.k ~.a II "a, a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-09-08
.st (aus tem Spitpn Gipnier.) .r-
Cur uSeelenperfInfercr in Ma|iahmctts.

Gieier @c9cnIfanS fam and in Der lesten 9serz
amn,lunS nes gpitcnsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,,,r
SrraAs. Nah Mitttsilmssn na6er ltnterrihtstsr
ersitt iih, eaB eie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nab DEN.
gcitcncr parcn ireiiea Cen 3ipef 6atcn, Stellperz
treter fiir bieiiae Mlitdrrhihtisc beran;u1bafen,
ireldle mebr Gclp ais 8uf baten ibre 6aut III
Vtartt iu tra9sn. Sae G'eladft purse rermittclt
eurh Srfulanten, meths in gurcra, nalueutlih
IN SeutlhlanD, 9insmanrerlnasluliiae enaaairtcn.
Sic lesen mubtcn iidb nriitcn rcrrabten, auf erei
Satrc risjen9en Nrfeiten III rcrrihten rrsr 9isntc
III eiiten ipelde ibncn niireen itertraaeu pereen,
uno naTtr ,rlrbs itnsn au6cr freier Stsc ,uscast:
| 1. 500 6aneaelr, "
| Z. treic Sefpitiauna u,S mrnatlib St7.
| Srbalp Die Gnlt8ranten itntermeas iparen, fina
man an, lie mlitdriid eiu;utfclcn ino III teibGfs
tisen, inc ea Der nit itncn acialpiiene Scntroft
tier feline G'iltisfst fat mne Die neuen NnfSmn,linz
&c isr als frete 9ericnen fc(ietia ifer iid baten
Sispcniren fpnncn, rihcte man es 70 Elm, ban man
| lie III Der geralt febielt fis man lcnen 3ref erz
rciht bate. Wtan laneee iie natsr nidt i'm bieiiz
gen 6afsn, icneern AMI Cen Sncln in Der 8ai, no
s'ismane iie iitcr ifre &edts fsstren frnnte, uuS
trahte Ne eurh lteterrccuns, @rririeacluna uno
sn'ti'6teruns gum ggnliiten," mrtsi fs, auscr
au Die rerrrctenenS lOO auf valles ftrias 8puutp"
($65OD rer;ihten nitbten III Guniten ibrer 0erfans
fer. SteIe iraen an sinsm ein,iaen Sranspsrt ieer
100000 yssmaht" bafen. NQes ras oefhos
i'm Ginrcrfdnrnib nit Den etartz unp gunSssz
@sbSrosn. 5s1 81
9tad ldnasrcr Gisfuiicn iiter Die tcitsn g1ittel,
nslsm iadnrlthen Menihentaneel rnb gsetrua III
itenern, mar Der 2lnlidt, nas auscr Der 4ut=
llfatirn ten SSarnllngcn IN eelttlhen 9lGttern rcn
ISriratleltcn mcnis frune sstban perren aeaen ein
bon 10 tbtt9cn Snereiien acibiibtcs llnipeIeu,
Dap es atsr rrr Nlsm Yfiat Ser ticliacn Gcninln
iei, niht elcb fci DEN staetz unS etaats= icnesru
aud bel DEN Suneestebrrnsn in Ssai6inacn 9s=
hweree Sn fii6rcn. Nanentlib mar man ner Nfci=
ming, ss isi cas &eht ME bic gHi6t Der Gcnluln,
iu fcrssrn unc su te,rirfsn, bab bic shtfTe nit
einipanrsrern pcrihrftsnlabis i'm biclissn Safen,
am tastiIasn sstsrfte lanren, niat ater i6re 9aIz
lasere IN Den Sniel=G5sfGnsn atietcn, ipc fie
hnelos Der Nustent,,ns uns Der Geralt ibrer g,erz
fautsr unS sercn .rffsicaer @sfalfen prcisseseeen
itno.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-09-08

Die Ginwanbsruns aus SrIans
tat plrslih na6aslafsn. Ser Sort 3ercrter n,clz
rct ZAP ete SdbifTe ron bort fa lscr asaebeu, uno
Dap aud Die Serabiesuns Der Yreiic Die eius,raus
eeruns niht misfer in SslnB brinsen fcnnte als
Saurtsno fir risies rlSsli6e sluf6Sren esrir;Ieu
Nnsmanrernns sisbt Pas ertrdtnts 9latt Dem linz
itans all, Dap 10 risle Srlannsr BET itrer aanstna
enrt nnreelia's Wtitsl III Sie Snnces=Nrmee aes
lteft rnrscn. Sizes tafs aassusines Mistrauen
errc9t.
Sic Scelenrcrfiuferci in Maiiaduietts trro r6ne
3rsifsl anf e,s scutlte SlusranDeruns in Gbnlider
9Sete einrirfen nuo oas 9ann I'M mandss @iuman=
esrsr tcraiten, eeren Nrbeit i'm 9auee est ron 10
srrBem gtusen isin riirce -s =.
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= Sen. McGlellan mar imnlcr Elm 9istlina
Der slr'nce. Suneerttauienee ron Srlpaten irerpsn
tr i'm lti1lnsn uno nis Srigsl Ger 9tsgsruns pcr,
Den eies niht rsrbinosrn fSnnen.
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= Sn aem Drrf rurnen am Nlttmrh 100
aanrnenl4dNe ST Gsrsn rcr Grrenu,aa sTeelt(z
lans atlefeucrt 49,.
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Sas &aperiditiS Saaabaiice 1T in Der gta6t rrn,
70. Mnsnlt IN DEN Safsn rpn sSilminstrn, Nrrr
earrlina sin9elaursn, nahrsm ss surcr NIT hsnl
&anrns"tcrt Wicstisslc einisc Sdiie semedlslt
bate.
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= 9lnsf 9ier in Columbus, ME iferal, aiett es
6nnrerte BON Mannern, Die rcr rier Sabrsm fin
Sinecln itimmtcn, Die jset ater nit ,tms fir Otc=
Slsaan 9eben. sSir reidsn nicien Minnern irell=
big Bic 6ano unS maridiren nit i6nen rem srcbs,,
Siege entscsrn.
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Sherih's Sale,
Isaac Smith,
against

dSdlDSG -T..
Nathaniel Bishop and George NJ. Wood
iea. bridge. and others.
BY virtue of a writ ofexecution to me direct
ed from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will of offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Wooodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours Of ten o'clock, a.
M, and a o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, 44prtl 2, 1864,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north half of the north west quarter
of section fifteen, in township two, and range
four; also the north east quarter Of the south
west quarter of section fifteen, township two
and range four. Also the north half of the
south east quarter of section fifteen, township
two, and range four.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Nathaniel Bishop and George NJ.
Woodbridge, and orhers, at the suit of Isaac
Smith. qasa
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
Feb. a, 1s64.-pf. $3.50.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under
the name of Bitters, pu. up in quart bottles,
compounded of the cheapest whisky or COM
mon rum, costing from. 20 to 40 cents per gal
lon the taste disguised by Anise or Corian=
der seed. ,,s...-t,,sB
This class of Bitters has caused and viii
continue to cause, as long as theycan pe sold,
hundreds to die the death of the; drdnkard.
BY their use'tbe system is kept continually
under the. influence of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind, the desire for liquor is cre-
ated and kept UP, and thes result is all tne
berr,rs attendant upon adrunkard's life aud
death, -, sNiqt 49,
For those who desire and WILL HAVE a
liquor bitters, we publish the following. re-
cepit: Get one bottle of Hoofand's German
Bifters and mix with three quarts of good
Brandy or Whisky; and the result will b- a
preparation that will far excel in medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the snu-
merous liquor Bitters in the market, and will
co IT MUCH LESS. You will have the vir-
tue of Hollands Bitters in connection with
a. good, Article of liquor, at much. less price
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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FOR SALE BY

G. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; Fl. G. Kotzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brow nsville; yanlaw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; john w. Barnitt,
Stafford; Wagonfeld & Co., Jaeobsburg: Upton
&Powen, Jerusaleal; Jacob T. Morrill,. Claring
ton; J. H. & J. +. Thornbury, Beallsyille and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
uot the United States and Canada. .o1
JUDKINs & HALL, Woodsfeld, O
Jan. 5, 1863.-1y.
July Is, 1865. b +--s p -- 'st
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DEATHS

DTED--Ou the 10Th of February 1864,
JAMES McKEOWN, of Consumption,
in the 33rd year of his age.
On the 29th of February 1864, after
a lingering illness, ARTHUR SMYTH,
in the 6eth year of his age.
Mr.. SMYTH has been for many years
a resident of this township. A warm
friend, an affectionate father-he will long
be remembered in this community. In
this dispensation of Providence, his family
have sustained an irreparable loss. May
the God of the widow and the fatherless
comfort and sustain them in their grea'
affection '-7't9@ 'N 80
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4 (dHARLES WEBB, who resides. out of the
" State of Ohio, will take notice that on the
Ilth day of March 1864, John Brown filed his
petition IN. the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio. to fOreolose mortgage
given by John A. Webb, now deceased, to said
Brown oDeLot number twenty-three and TWEEN
ty four in Beallsville; amount demanded
1920 and interest from February IA 1864.
fon required to appear and answer said
petition Blythe 7th OF May 1854, or Judgment
will be taken, and said property ordered to be
sold to pay said claim. @ 3
H0LLISTER & OKEY
fs,H Att'ys for Plaintiff
Marcel l6. 1a64.-sw.
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MORE TAxEs-The Commercial actu-
ally calls upon Congress to impose more
and heavier taxes upon the people, who
are already ridden to death with them.
The idea of that paper seems to be to
make Of the masses of the people hewers
of weed and drawers of water for the
shoddy contractors, who are p,undering
the Treasury and squandering the treas
ures of the nation ..Ie --
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wssHINsrss. March +lGeberar

WAsHINsreS. March lo 4Geberal
Grant left here this afternoon to visit the
Army Of Potomac, and is expected back
td-morrow. He will soon return to the
West to continue there his inspection as
Commander of all the Armies of the
Union, but will make Washington his
headquarters. ~
Strong efforts are now being made to
procure an amendment to Mr.. Boutwell, s
resolution, so as to give the Secretary of
the Treasury the power to sell the surplus
gSId without even giving notice, as Mr..
Stebbeuls bill proposed. IL.
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Notice in Partition.

JOSEPH GILMORE and wife, John Rutter
y Sarah Legit, the heirs of Daniel Stewart
and wife, whose names are unknown, and the
heirs of Robert Rutter, deceased, will take
notice that on the 10th day of March 1864
Peter Diehl fled in the Office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun
ty, Ohio, his petition, demanding partition OF
the foil Jwing real estate, in said county, to
wit: '.HA
The south west quarter. of the north west
quarter of section seventeen, township two
and range four, containing forty acres. more
or less; that application will be made at the
May term Of said Court 1864, for an order that
partition OF said premises be made. =,
.e5. 20 ,Ft7at "a; HOLLISTER & OKEY, -A
g" Att'ys for Petitioner.
March G. slse4.-6w.
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New YoRR March 10.-A letter from
Fortress Monroe, dated March Z, says the
cavslry under Kilpatrick, which made the
recent raid around Lee s army and came
down on Yorktown, have marched across
the Peninsula to Newport News point,
and are to day embarking for Portsmouth,
Virginia; from which placethey will march
on Suffolk. where General Hickman is
quite seriously threatened by the enemy,
said to be $1,000 strong.
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Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE PRO-
- bate Court of Menr0e County, Ohio, the
undersigned as Administrator of Timothy
Pittman, late of said county, deceased, Will
offer for sale at public outcry, OH the premi-
ses, on FaT
Tuesday, March 3lst. 1864,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. M and 4
O'Clock p. m, on said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit
The south part of the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty three, town
ship two, and range four, containing sixty
acl es, more or less, and ten acres in the east
part OF the south east quarter of the north
east quarter of section twenty nine, in town
ship two, and range four.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third cash in hand,
one-third in one year. and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments,
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the un-
dersigned. 1b7
aja WILLIAM MEILoTT, Admir-.
-.l5 $50 lets ls of Timothy Pittman. :,
March q 1894
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p6- Some of our papers have been re-
turned by post masters, as not taken out
by subscribers. This is all right, and we
are thankful to post for their
Kindness; but the trouble is that in most
cases the subscriber is in arrears. This
has come to be such gross swindle that
we have determined to publish the names
of all who act in this manner without
paying up. The way to stop a paper is
to settle for all arrearages. We hope all
concerned will take notice.
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nag The Westliche Post, St. Louis

Bg The Westliche Post, St. Louis,
publishes the following extract from a pri-
vate Washington letter:
''The ties between Lincoln and Chase
are getting looser every day, and must soon
break altogether. What do you think of
the policy of President who issues an
order for 100000 more soldiers, without
consulting or notifying the Secretary of
the Treasury, who has to pay and provide
for them ?' H
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AbrT The contract for supplying the Post
Once Department with Scales, has been
awarded to the Nessrs. Fairbanks. Their
Scales are slso extensively used in the
Army, and in the Navy Yalds, Custom
Houses, Arsenals. Public Works, &c,
throughout theEcountry. bae
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DEMOCRATIC TRIUMpHs.-At the re
cent town election at Altoona, Blair coun-
ty, Pa, the Democrats carried the entire
ticket, to the surprise and modification
of the Abolitionists who have heretofore
held the sway.
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ADvERTIsE.-As the spring tradc will
soon be open, we would remind business
men that now is the time to advertise, in
order that the people may know where
they may obtain their spring goods at the
most reasonable rates. We would espe-
cially invite dealers in the various towns
throughout Monroe county, to try the
columns of the Spirit. .an Is i'g
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ne John S, Way having resumed the
practice of law, his card will be found in
another column of this paper. His Office
is, located three doors south Of the Court
House. ael 3il'
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Settlement Account.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jonathan
lN Moere as Administrator of Josias Moore.
has filed a final settlement count in the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, which
viii be for hearing and adjudication in said
Court on the 9th day of April, 1864.
~ w. T. SINCLAIR
March Is, 1854 --3w. Probate Judge.
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sa- General Kilpatrick's raid upon.
Richmond, for the purpose of liberating
the Union prisoners, has proved failure
partly on account Of the failure of Gen.
Butler to cooperate with him, as was
ordered; he lost one hundred and fifty
men, who are now prisoners in Richmond.
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SUDDEN RISE IN WOOL
Well. Sip, Iss glad you drapt in. l
bought old Massas estate down to Bayou
Sara yesterday, and want hands to work
it. What wages do you want, Sip?
Scipio-Tank you for muffin, Pemp;
lse got cohasticated estate myself
has; and 1 come over here from de auction
to offer you de situation OBJ oberseer.
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s b6r The debt of the Government mp to
June will be four thousand millions dol
lars, over i've hundred and fifty millions
more than Great Britain. In time of
peace theiwhole taxable leproperty of North
and South was but twelve thousand mill
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WHEHEAs my wife, Mary Cathariue Agin has
on the 29th day of December 1868, left my
bod and board without any just cause or prov
ocation, 1 therefore forbid any person or per-
sons trusting her on my account, or in my
name. as | am determined net TO pay any
debts of her contracting. ta9t irae'i4
h2 JOHN rAGIN.
March 16. 1Se4-4w.pd. us $50.
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9otaI antsIIlaenes.
ADVERTIsING A

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY TT
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{ = - y = ~ lA}tI
NOTICE is hereby given, that John Griffith
In as Administrator of John Cess, has filed
a final settlement account in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, which will be
for seaIing and adjudication in said Court on
the 9th day of April, 1864. 5.
HF04if w. T. SINCLAIR,
March le, IS64.-3w. Probate judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-03-16

THOSE SUFFERING FRO II BROKEN. DOWN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause, either in Male or Female will find IN
Hoofand's German Bitters remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of ins! ances,
and fair trial is but required to- prove the
assertion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-03-16

ny The DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
rfoN win be held on Wednesday, March
2Srd, 1864, in the City Of Columbus.
Monroe County is entitled to seven dele
gates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-03-16

s9- Co. G, Capt. Algeo, Fourth Va.
Cavalry, with five other companies of the
Regiment, were mustered out of the SER
vice last week at Wheeling, Va. The
time for which they enlisted having ex-
pired.