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THE SUCCESSFUL TESTING OF
THE LARGEST GUN. In
THE WORLD

= NEW YoRK, October 27.-7 The 20-ineh
Rodinan gun was tested yesterday at Fort
Hamilton. 1t was first fred ia blank
cur ridge of 100 pound soft powder, then
with 81 pounds anda solid Shot of l,080
pounds, and finally with 100 pounds and
a so i'd tho: OF j 900 pounds at an augle
twent.g five degrees. The shot was
thrown oar miles. The full range oEthe
gun $ thought to be between five ani six
miles. The experiments were eatireiy
successful
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And What becomes OF your sweat
staihe,t eafnnrss z "A large portion iofiit
goes to- keep up Abe Lineolne and his
dfoses OF iele, drunken, gamblins, loal3
ING, shoddy contractors, Oneseis7these
Worthless prvtllgaes, Mr. Farmer, will
speudip ore hour all that you, by your
hard labor and rigid economy, have saved
in q long, year. s3sb,sl t.,ls4 sFt Il ~
altyeq want to keeptup these vampires
vote Tor Abe Lincoln. Theyare his pets
and, 'in return for money they rob you
of, they call you a copperhead and trai
tor. Do, you want TO work four years
more on these terms IF not, show it by
iaborihg tosdefeat them at the election.
SHOW thatail you are TO be their slave for
the coming four years, you are, at least,
not a voluntary slaye.r 9d r. as3s9ele
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Sale of Real Estate.

RY order of Court. saturday the Sd day
~ OF December IT. d |, lso4 at one o'ciock IN
the afternoon on the premises adjoining the
town Of Bal esviile, Monroe County, OHIO, will
be sold 10 the highest bidder the following
r-al'estatss hes propef 1t y.aof sJacoo Bare as,
dec-ased, TO wit: The Lomeslead TAI m o.
said JaeoD Bare, deceased, beng fractional
secIon "a township one ANA iange three,
ana nambeied and deserted nron the real
es tale .kegl lster, in Ihe otfceof the Auultor (
honioe County, Uhio, as lot No. iwenty, be
ing 80 much thereof as lies east OF hLe be
ginnlng at The east slde vi lot formerly o,-
cppieu BY James shrives, htpce ,.ue soulh IL
ililain naie iine, coi:talring about SKI,
acres mole or less, ana mere ,pal ltlcuiaily n-
scnbe by plot OF survey atta,Le 10 III.
orGer vi sale III this case issueu iIom the
Probate COuit of, sal Monroe county.
ikkMS o. oALh-zCne thiIu IN hand, ole
third III one yea Il one thud, in eighteen
mouths The deferred pay ulei,ts TO Lear IL
tercst and 10 be secured 10 The Satisfaction
the snofetibeIs. nlsoiabse t ore iubuieu ard
sixteeh acres ot tlInler iana lying back VI
the above tfsct wIii be oheIea al the san.t
time Ia LOtsgsv SUIT che sipschasers. '0
IA n3nilt Will 4 ~ BARE,
fee.5j 4iN hakh,
Survi iss tsSs tsSs eu5ers oi snogs bafeis !, osssle
Nov. 2, So. 81 :,
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Sale in Partition.
Peter Diehl,
against
.Josart Giimore and others

JooeFE OIuioIe anu o'hefe.
DY virtue OF au oder OF sale TO me directed
ID from the Court OF Common A. leas of the
County OF Monroe, in the estate ofohlo, viii
offer for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House, ID Woodeheld Ia
SAID County, between the hours OF ten o'clock
a. and tour . clock. p nn., on =
Saturday, The 3rd day Of Decem6er, 1854
the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit s.stqsif ~ satg
The south west quarter ofseetion seventeen
tow nshlp two and range four, containing forty
acres more or less, E - n s1s,sss 81
20 q. w. CARROTH ERS,
Sheriff, NJ. &. O..
Nov. 2, 1S64.-5w. 81, 40
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Preparing fOrSaAnOther
st.Sq al, 4.Eeraft.osz aederd J

PILE EIETY, ,pAYiisSyNoTICE TO- BE
"a DISPENSED aWITHWNQi MORE 81,
30 SUBSTITUTES 90 To
- The we'll iptprmed Washington cQrrsss
.jondent Of the New York World ,gwrites,
M .thsre,is to ,bsy apetheraraftt aiterfhs.
rTections sThearepers Of the Secretary of
Il ar rwiHsset forth that the present 0en-
agripffoh lsw is failure; not providing
,he right xind of men, but being mon
strP rPusll.5l.SSpeRs;ve 1t xlilhurge that the
Jaw be amended, not allowiuF substitutes,
and compelling the personal services of
EVERY man drafted, no matter what his
.situatiea or circumstances may be. It
yila be found that the late call has not
added 10 theoarhies incthe field over one
hundred thousand men, and these not by
any means the best material for soldiers
Three q Il ahda:ed theasandg more, nit is
claihSed, will bee needed 10 Acommeueethe
Sprung Campaignnrw .fsW g a bsas bae il
4 The fitya days notice and substitute
efa uses we're put in, the Law by Lincoln's
wyirs.SiorKersoon vi account Of the pehdins
sie ettiop, but when Old Ate beca nes htis
Eiir.aIy Seated fd for loGF years more TIE con r.
sefibtisoIn tsI ss9ilib 81 samHr amHercTiie4s and pefea
tory.
Z = Kaowing 'tdhiess 'dhi things, Mr. Abolition
list iiyou want 10 vote for Mr.. Lineois
do so, ,sbltl!64st afterwards abe1ioaad shin.
|lng bscaase yoaa find yourself knee dceL
the mad Of the .rfisFchss around around + Pc g
fFsaHHsFsprg, FaHpg Os TsIR. Aka AIT u
sIasy ate i0r Lincoln and vote, knapsack
otp cure baGkss stGgiasg2 NJ .gTssy -
taogy ste for Linroln and vote yourselfss
lsSefh ,lsss grave .,....s3 : .s9 a.,'. ~ I'd I
Vote. M M8ap l.esaln and vote hunger ans !!
bpescrty toalwidaw and children. d Il i ii
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=. --4I fsQtd htrer oW tpu = fguoe I'd
Taxes at0a Keep y.np ID laGellll
and stlsrdflifates Pets.1s4 .


There h no k7fsB WITH 2 any patriotisrni
who would not stfsshle esrfplly psy doabJIss the
present ns prospective taxessifs she knew
that it was necessary forsthe restoration
al the uei6ht. tBif8 whom he knows that his
poue5 ~ hfched II hi III lin him to bring about
abolitionism and negro equality, ills his
uuty to1as Is prStes Money Which fiRR'ras Re rnaseds
10 buy .cslf cosalforts for BIS vie s5. and Children
is .aesns from ph lis poeksfs 10 be used IN
degraang his VIE and ehiIdarelnS iIa T. to the the
ldsg293ggS s 9sgI, as9 sffesn Cd asaH ,slo
Every aiT farm s'n now virtually masortgaagsed mort
to The amount of. neealrly half its Value,
and four Years Years more nf Of Lpcoinisama p will
norgags i, 10 the amount Of its total
valueais The Lipcoln party have levied a
direct land dstax, to give Temporary conf
denceaintHe sttrreucS,. but With their ac-
custdmed dqplisify they maks. this tax
payable next year, fog fear of its effect on
rl,e presidential elections n usiissap
Such taxesHas We are ohavs in an.
other year from ROW the people Of this
couaitrS hsYs perez known, Everything
is taxsd directly Or indiEectly. Tazes
on wlsat weneat, takes onliwhatI we wear
taxes on tlHSatbsdSs~ea sleep ON, ahd ah,
b.snests Which eJesr asssa go Tsi ss =
qsss 4smss s...'it wi. IA ia taxed AaS1sss spsi
q. X
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a'5laes a'5las' l.illessold . ! Platfo'irlna.,a 'ila

EelsEG RosBiuE oAtASsfpsH8os a s5i
baRrlsntsGbsN,9J uly fSa 1904 (be1
s. xhnsaat may ic5ac .ssHs - ,sdi Toi gifnli
tuy4 ,gaposasg,n1 which embmcesIthe
r..ato-pfioni ais Reace, ,stho anteerity of the
ssbole bErsien, saad gths sabastdonnsenh nt
,<s1ers, mn 4 ashicaa canssa6y and sahh an
s.,fhdrsstY fhazsesta ,eoafrplstlseI dnaies NOR
{ Ger sagssssf theI Uaiiciai iSsdAasl 9stt sbe
7.rciocsi sa,td acossidsned BY aslosea;erutiue
!, 1rcrasaeat d fsthss sEaued aStsnesg and wiki
Il met BY liberal terms other substan4
tai aurh tnIiatefsh points,d mil ttfe bearer
q. sa@uensthsF eof ssinrl b have .sa4escanilnct
both wayssIa Dae AdiRAs1AA LIScoGMgel
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!, : ALiine8ab 2fl,sga slettgri cFfniHg.eo ins
serferea With e~o,ildibe vice president
John iealai nous proaee ediRgs1 in Ietf.
hessee. His "impartiality" has the ef-
lscat practically, 10 Sustain tbs outrage Of
= = He thas = savvowas III. iimpartiality be
tween faif dealing and traqd, ! hstwssp syIi!l VII
lainy sand 5usticss . Gi2s sn'491 fIsAT
oDo ms want dOisG years more ofsuct'
! m ftfsfity9ds saoiiisbE 3essIfi sdi bssn
|. - L 1 - ALL 80. "a. y sItrrss
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d sv What is the German Republican
organ OF st. Louis driving at when it
says: eFsAe rs 80 Es5 Ne
The Westiiche Post thinks it very funny
that General Sheridan shall gain so uauy
svlctorlesund ah os)them in the sAeliafldo.ih
Valley. Ii hopes his next victory will
be somewhere further down. II. daa
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Andifw Electors for the State at Large.
The Polls to be opened between the
hours of Six and Ten o'clock in the fore.
noon ofssaid day aud closed at o. clock
in the afternoon of said day.
Givea under my hand, at my ofhce, III
WoodsfeId, this 22d day of September,
1864. FGEO. w. CAROTHERS,
Sheriff Monroe county, u.
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fS,. Electors Of f,se.fsesi and wee Plss;;-
ssts.s.r,..sSf5 =. hs,xs.ef Ss3ieSo =.
acahpE lie lai{sd ..Statss.a ssIl..

20. Electors ef f'xesideRt unt Ffce f'resi-
sssbs i dcatpE lie. liaasd .Statss.a ssiasa
.,.ss,s;T -T7z7u7 hssasFsag 3ns9a
xIfcroks Al LARGE. ..;s,,,a N
1s IFS REEaIEL1M, Sea f9saI
ss'a Ta5M.41s ". .i3sk BAisffl4Ey, 4 l4,EIiy,.s o. asss
sii4es seoseSs .sfok AZ Ebtasoks. rs sAs 'aa
bslslJUHqsB vAqfitRs, ao5lasa "a ~
1lslii JJlti6s EeHiSF,sie3 - teAi asa 60
-Di ssYiIhlAAoI. GILMORE, Ssai1s sai
al J.gpuERb SMITH, oct osa bas 80
- fHARLES. y. Il AAIsoN,i I'd rsfdgs d
WILLIAM, B. ! oTELFAlRr7ag ssey /
o.. .EJLIfdM H. CRk ATQN,5 I,.4ft.ts
saUD36N' * BEEEiE,.a,. - - = N 1
sa slksBwsnD s. 4sF'jSVE L. tlsa4 s,a
issi4sAaEssG HApY,ssii,ais1 9h' iss
yllnIakEBY Es1MoeFR, ,heaesia ,aslaLl
-bsbsHBSl ElAiTF5o1s ''-- dsEs qG baa|
-d.iiEH ARI.Ss H,aJnIiNsToN. @gsr vSN \
ia IKF AZ. pslSvaEl, 10 e4s1atnessi5 sdi|
t,y..;yp {tRI A EVHSEAP rs. omsI
SILVER J. SWANFY, Isilgs1I
EAARLES M ATEN, 7 a.a, uaW ]
s@A E1B0E E.y1FUNr! ssSsl :Hei52stse
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Menassa Hum and other.

(.
Menassa Hupp andi others.
RY virtue of en ordeHof sale to me directed
u from the Court of Common Pleas, of the
County OF Monroe in the State of Ohio, will
otter for sale, at public auc ion, at the front
door of the Court House, in WoodsfieId in
said County, between the hours Of ten O'clock
a. M. and four O'clock, p. IN, on
Saturday .the Sd dsday.9f December. 1864,
ahe following described real sstats situate in
said codnty, to wit:
= The north east-quarter of the south exet
quarter of section nineteen, township i've and
range six, containing forty aorest morsTyr
less. Fe Il Al HI 3ttAJ
Also, the north west quarter Of the south
-weet- quarter OF section n--tt,irtcen,z tuxnship
Iiys and range six, containing forty Acres,
5h ha5VaIw. cARRofHERs.i |
NV. 3, 1851 $500 8 ' !
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49,
LINCOLN grows grs1ter as joker every
day JistAsnow he is playing the part of
the 'hiftie joker Ill oaIp4ys yoar mon-
ey and you takes your choice, he says
10 the Heansssee sioyalists.s. ,"You, can
vote for me, ''or you can stay at home
My man Andy ahas bayonets enough to
u Ike you do one thing or the other.
~, 1T Il II H.! III : I
urtThe centralizins tendencies of Lincoln
ars well. exempt i6ed,tn the: tact that he
hiss appsinted q thanksgiving day tor the
United States. THIS IN tier used to be
lett to the Gevernorseet the several states;
but Lincoln considers that. like Louis
XIV Of Frsnce,g he issthe State .,
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Courts for j 1SCsS
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

We do hereby FIX the times for holding
Courts in the Eighth Judicial District Of
Ohio; for the year 1865, as follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
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ag Farmers remember that it is LIN
'oln,,s policy which has virtually mort.,
gagged your farms to the amount of one
lalf their yaIue.iT fsat l1Hod uT9dfBor Sd
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Attachment. . Notice

At nay instance an order Of attachment
was issued on the 7th day of October, 1884
against the goods, rights. credits, stocks and
effccts efeGeorge Fogle, of Salem Township
for the sum of SIS 53cts, before me a. Justice
of the Peace sf'said township. : - 4eal
.s. 5t4Fls 4segs "a y JACOB T. MORRILL,. :,
{ October 10, 1ss4.--3t. ia .san, IS .j3s ia !.
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Andy JohrssoE n goEa Jsa dye
,1szre! fHo a,aax-.isd i!is - ~

so Phe following intamsus assault upon
Judge 'Iaanffy apfcared recently ius the
Nashville Times, Andy Johnscn's home
81 gau. From the style of this atrocious
sarasraph it Is probable-it was written b,
johnson himself, whose speeches, .as our
readers may have noted, are very much
in the same vein eds
Heaven miles rtfon the radical Union
party, and fills It's lap with good fortunes. L (.
Iifhe telegraph yesterday evening an
nounced the death Of CHIEF = Justice Ia
aey, that dark i'll omened bird Who Tor a
whole generatioii has br6oded over the,
United States sssupre ME Court, like q foul
Aarpy, ejecting his filthy discharges upon
s'til the great legal and constitutional
questions Of the day, and doing the will
ofl the pro-slarery demon with an alacri.
tys both horrible aud alarlaing. The
Bred Scott decision is blacker than ap,
'",hichever fell from the lips OF the IN
tiInous JefrieS. 'i'' '''sl
otSianey is Dead and let freedom, and
Justice rejoice. He has. gone to his tomb
remembered suiy To be despised So
perish the foes o. human freedom and
progress. whoiefawi upon their bellies to
e., !.a k the dust trc!a the sandals Of oppres
IGN; Taney is dead and /, good man
fah new succeed to his seat, and make
the ga'tsd elaSi States Ssart hsaored through.
out the world for its decisions for Tree
iiom 70! s.g The he splendid talents and profound
ifsarniHnss ga ms OF * Isecretary Chase Billprob
SHY be called into Ireqnisltion.,. baa So
Ought the ghsal Mho5wrote this to be
the ruler OF a.ciriliscd community p u
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k Pointed aassi 4Saoquenaiyt
"a Patrfiotic 'a1t i tsl Letter from n,,I., )
~ Hon. George IA; Pea- 81 &
'es IssSilesOn sIefia D cratic 'si.i'
~ -1tW fEosjIE Dst sti ~ efGH JOa HiW
sK .Iado Candidate r4fssHss q aGi -n
J gut 10 Vice Esresi-sai '9aj bna
.qg ''4en dent.a,,'-.9'as - = e''.' .'

e. New YORK, a0eto ber23 1.-THE follow.
lug letter from Hon. GdEEoKGE a. PES-l
loLEfos, Democratic, eandldateI for, ,Ylce
President, has just been-recelved By. Hon.
EJoHNssB.a N HAskIN, OF New y orkp char
man ofaheslDemocratic Executive Com
pl,ttes.alo It viii appear in tie Sunday
4.asrcury TO- morrow, m,ssrnlng:. ] saaaa
. Al haCINoIANATI,g 0etoDer IL: 1864 s.
MY DE1aa stia:E "Iahase received your our
friendly i5fs sda Mang a aata tasrr rrepresentar ntar
lions and ialsellood. are 50 FREQ qaent N Jul
Istrug . thIt L Have rare.y udoertaken en
70 10 IcOirecf ors refnfe them. i''s.i'HSh 1880
II nakeZhs pf5iessltoaAs Of. 4 new faith,
nd only repeal my reltsrated proiess' SIC Is u, :
Or ii an oid one when say there Is u one on
Who cherIshes q greater regard Tor the
Uaion, who has a higher sehss Of It's i IN
| ssti mable bene6's; who would more ear
nestiy labor for it's restoration, by ali
means, wnich will effect that end, than
myself.
The Union is the guarantee of peace,
power and the prosperity OF the people,
and no inin would eeprecate IN re hearti-
" or oppose more Psrsistently the estab-
lilshlnent OF another Governinent over an y
Epertion OF territory ever within its limits.
Is i am in favor of exacting no conditions,
insisting upon no terms srnYt prescribed in
Ithe CsnstitutioiS apa ! am opposed to
Eans course of pnnl5ieey v yhich swili leisst the
rs-establjshhiHsHt OF the GoyeralAen spaa
lstsield foundations and IN its territsriaI
tntekrity,fi Il ii 5s9 fiqsa 8llv sbi
Iacii / AN, very truly. yours &c.ao i.s
laei sa;ta akgAgE IL. REAuLETOE,
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The Electoral GollegedT

We reproduce afiistAof the States that
will be ;eutitlettooa vote in tho Eleefotal
College for President and Vice Presi-
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i g9r Soldiers remember that it was A be
Lincoln who called for uigger senE'
while riding among your dead and dying
comrades at Gettysburg. ...,. k,yas.
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see to t. that AL your. neigh.
'ao asbors go the pollssln'
THE FRAUDS IN FOURTEEN ooUN PIES
poa EQUAL. ro NORTON MAJORITY.
IL Special DispatcA. to the Ciacinnati Eaq
e5a' g INDIANA Polls, Oct. %.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittess ip session in this city for the past
TWO days, Hl4L issue to-worrow an address
in the Ssntinet TO the people OF Indiana,
in which they set forth the enormous
frauds perpetrated by the Rspublican,par1
ty at the hallo. box at the recent electlsn-
They willfshov that in fourteen counties
tile frauds in favor Of Morton are equal to
his majority in. the whole state, They
express the cenfdcat belief that the statv
OF Indiana can be carried for Mcclellan
and PendieIen On. the, Sthi ofr&oveuber.
l379ssi ssJsaToTrrs gsIf-hs.lifS h&hi'
asr Tho Lewisviile Jonrssbsays that
the fettersof Penalesons shuts the mouths
vf the fns5lnitss like cork ID j bottle.
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esoeaf Mass Meeting: aoas al.

H'DeRSsrastss E 3 anrSSsb rSSssbrpaJlIy rally
IN your .neighhorh qsd toatte hear ..a,s,esys
Iodi szEN RK GLA1Y DEA Nj az
On sDfeadag the 7sh be Hesis sandoahtedis
one Of the very hnest orators IN the = na |,
non. 399axs ysa3 Jsht 9sa 81 bsles
FooThs fellowihge letter shows that he viii
be- hero without 3ail&: ne hsdsinTm bs,i !
bot gu CoLoMBus, O.. Oct. 2srd, 1864. .
Hos. JAS. r. MoRRIs,
Dear Sir :-I will be in your place on
Monday preceding the election. If you
will have meeting IN the, afternoon or
evening; Will address il. s5as ,.5ges II
- - 'i'iA s'A' no Yours truly,
- HENRY CLAY DIAN. =
j IL IL 7
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20 all VIII M it may Concern !.
WHEREAS, my wie Jane Windiand, has
left my bed aud board without my oonsens.
This is to warn all persons not TO trust her
on my account, as will pay no debts of her
contracting.
JAMES WINDLAND.
Nov. 2, 1S64.--pd.
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s0- Honest mei of every cisssa fenehnli- mem
ber that you are are Being Fobbed Of your
Substance by Lincoln aud his pgsa,sate
pets,er 81 i,idfesea als - e1psoi. a.5 y1ay
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No Exchange Of Prisoners o n
Account OF -Linc0llss----
beloved 81 Ncgroes.

.O - - - - :. y -.
Old Lincoln says he will not exchange
ne white soldiers iu the southern prisons,
because he must keep faith with his mig
ger soldiers
He must think the people are fools to
accept such aAsilly excuse. Everybody
knows that keeping the whitcs, there does
not benefit tho niggers particle. He
pretends that it is for the benefit 6fthes
niggers that he keeps the whites there dy-
Ing BY the hundred; this will probably
satisfy abolitionists but men not fanatics
want reason With some sei.se ehp it. ~ j
Every white man can be exchanged
sndlearc HIS beloved niggers just as we'll
otf a as they we're before. ~ .o,4,
------ --------
sSr The last man and the last dollar
for heSboli'ion OF slavery; says ADe lin
coin. ~ - ,slz 8. ,S4S - 50 4
Peace as soon as We can lhave Union,
says GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN.
( oldsAbeh has determined, IF he is. is re-
elected, that the war shall not, cease until
every niger is treeq n75a po- 80, 10 gri
IT is we'll. known that there are hum
dreds of thousands of aniggers who :hink
more Of their masters than they d. do OF Of
AIbeotti1tiionists, and viii not, accept, their
&.rs 4ove aEi faa vbad .l;
After Old Abe has killed all the hites
inthe South, he will have to draft FIVE
huudred thousand more to kill all the.
niggers who won't leave their homes to,
steal or starye in the Nor H. sv .el,
HarSoldiers remember that it was A be
Lincoln who called for uigger seng
while riding among your dead and dying
comrades at Gettysburg. ,ss. t,tas.
Rg Farmers remember that it is .Iip-
coins policy which has virtually mort,,
gagged your farm.sto the amount of one
halt their Value iadi lIGad nTadiBor d
--.noipj s,si i4a--S2-aai u alsidig ia
sT Honest men of every ciass rreeniie ME NJ N
ber that you are eSeing FFobbed Of yodr,
substance by Lincoln aud his pgSf,gate
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s@sMothsrv aud sisters rem EN- bsr that
it is Liheelnis negro policy which is keep
irg your Sons aud hrothers starving and
4, ain, r3,9A xsI IL GssIg x3i TIT. 10 rid
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AgaMothers aud sisters re mem bsr shat
it is Lheel lhis negro policy which is keep
irg your Sons aud krothers starving and
dying III Aoathesome southern prisons. ''a
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Taxed horses, bitches 20 his
Taxed plough, breaks up his

Taxed horses, bitches 20 his
Taxed plough, breaks up his
Taxed land, sows his
aTaxed grain, covers it with his
Taxed harrow. At harvest time he cuts
It with his
Taxed reaper, hauls it with his
Taxed wagon to his
Taxed barn. He threshes it with his
Taxed thresher, and puts it in his
Faxed sacks. He again bitches his
Taxed horses to his taS+t.At
Faxed wagon goes to market has his
grain weighed in
Taxed scales.
" hat does he then do2 n
SELLS His CROP TO PAY HIS
TAXr.S
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: Unconditional UgioHl Old Abe
says he won't lis On to. any terms Of Union
anfilshis abolition schemes are Carried
o,FoH sffasb sI0m yhHh5 ~9d s'f
George B. McclelIainb lis is for the u Union ion
without Niger conditions or any other
Z Every unconditionat Union
man must vote for r. Mcclellan or .tuitffy
himself.
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COMMON PLEA S.Ngu II

Noble County, Tuesday, January 81;
Tsiesda u Mayf2 Tuesdassl OetoberfllI
.. Morgan County, Tuesday, February Z;
Tuesday. May 9; "Wednesday. Oeteben31
10 Muskiusuln. County, Monday, Rebraa-
ry ID, Monday, May 10; AOnday October
23 inii giao {.sistfv.al'"i siaas 81 t47&
Monroe County, Tuesday, February IA;
TuesdayI aluy II 4 uesday5 oetober 8.
Belneut, TUESDAY, Feoi uary Ri; Tues
day, May 8; 9;sWiednssday " OetoDer 1 l..
Guernsey, Tuesday. March z, faesday
NJ y %; Tuesday. Octoeer "a
fiafrison, Monday February 6; Mon.
day, May 8; Mohaay, Ocssber Is: : =. -, !,
Tuscarawials. Monday. February, &c,
MONDAY May %; Monlay, Q Ost0beri30t
jefferson, Monday, March s.; SIond4 II
j uue 8; Monday. November I3.rieT -
Done al Steubenviile thisI26tb!day of
Septe mbGr, 16645S Ati Z 10 z
e.,some&{vN EZRA El9EYANS,}
4 JOHN w OkEY.
i ''s H"s GEORGE W. fMCIEVAfNE,
Jud les, in said District.
! certify that the foregoing is a full and
true copy Of the, original, order now on
file in my ofScs. 4 {! =
DANIEL WALTON. Clerk,
Monroe County Common Pleas
November 2, 1664:-4w.
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lie EIETY4 4plAYaSyNoTICE To- BE
DISPENSER aWITHl5zNQ, MORE 5 !
SlJBSTITUTES. =, y.