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the military, and does not touch a civilian.
second. he cannot be arrested under any
martial law: because martial law only IS
sues from the head Of an army. and IS con
fined 10 the locality directly controlled by
that army A. there Is no army in Mich
gan, there can. Of course. be no martial
law. Third. be cannot he arrested lawfully
under any act Of Congress for opinions ex-
pressed in speech or printing because the
Constitution expressly declares that Con
gress shall make 10 law abrid.ins the free
dom Of speech or the press
From these brief notes VI Mr. Johnson :
remarks. ii IS evident enough that, if elected
TO Congress. he viii not vote a dollar or a
man to carry on the war on It's present
basis.
, He win 90 with his party for Il cessa-
ton OF hOstilities.
s. lie viii vote back into the Union all
the rebel STATES. with all their rights, y
including the right 10 send back into Con
gress. a. members, uurepenting Of theiI
crimes, Jef. Davis, stephens and all other
traitors whose hands ara rceking with the
blood Of our citizens
4. de viii vote TO continue. sustain and
strengthen slavery wherever a vestige Of il
exists, and extend il into new territories
and will give such additional guarantee:
therefor a. the Shareholders may demand
The positions Of Judge Johnson and 0
Mr.. Longyear are now clearly seen. and NJ
person need mistake the views of either
They are the Opposites of each other; on
being for such a surrender to the rebels a
will end in Disunion, or, if il should not
in the reinstatement Of slavery as the su
preme governing power Of the nation; an'
the other for No Rebellion, No Slavery, an,
universal Freedom. 1t is for each electo
to make his choice on these issues.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS !
Glorious News !---Large Republican
MajOriIieS!.!
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, All Right

Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, All Right :
b Telegraph 60 lansing
We have dispatches by telegraph just a.
our paper is going to press which arr be-
lieved to be reliable and if they are, they
render the election Of LincolH and Johnson
almost a certainty. They read As follows;
" Ohio has elected fifteen or sixteen Re
PUBLICAN Congressman. being gain of two
Cox, and Pugh in Pendleton's district are
defeated. General Schenck is reelected.
The State majority on the home vote only,
is estimated at 1000. The vote Of the
soldiers is nearly all Union.
''Pennsylyania is believed 10 be safe on the
home vote, but the vote of the soldiers will
make ii sure Phi adelphia gives 1000
Union majority.
.. Indiana Is all right. There are great
Union gains everywhere over the vote OF
1850. VOORHEES, is probably defeated b.,
1915 to POS Morton Is elected Governor
by from Il, O0O to 20, coo"
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20 some Of the Democratic papers are
rejoicing over the gains in the Connecticut
election. The facts are that the other day
as Is their custom, about half the towns
elected town officers On this issue the
Democrats gained four towns, and the Re-
uubHcans nine. The latest list gives SO
UnIon 10 As DeAoeratie towns
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NJ Getting at NJ a son
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 18th.
Hon. +. B. FAIRFIELD.

Vii speak al Mason on Tuesday after
noon. al O'Clock. Although the notice
Is short 10 gel up large demonstration ii
proper effort Is made in the various towns
OF the county, good meeting can he had
Let every man who has a team and can 90,
make il a point TO do so, and get his neigh
Dor TO 90 with him. Mr. Fairfield Is one OF
the most eloquent and pointed speakers in
the state, and it will well repay any Union
loving man to make something Of an effort
TO come out and hear him.
By ORDER OF rHE Co. Con-.
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Straws !

CAMP LEE. GRAND RAPIDS Oct. :, q.
EDITOR REPUBLIcAN:-
We have for some day- past been canvas
sing the votes Of substitutes and drafted
men a. they come into camp, and enclosed
| send You a report for three days:
wednesday y men came IN and for NJ
thursday :: 3
Tetai 14g msz. f0r Ale
Yours respectfully
HOWARD v BEEBE.
Co. B q Reg :. T. G
Grand Rapids. Mich.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ia. >trie kland.--lAe valuable reueliss odef
fi oy iAis sulars claeaie pls sieisn viii be isaaa
advertised Ia oar columns
W. would ADVISE any enc soldering ffcm a distress
ug cough or any Affection 81 the throat or longs 10
Try nr. SirickAnts Noiiauoes Cough Balsarn IL -
'or sale al the drug stores
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STATE NOMINATIONS.

For GCreTror,
HENRY ~. CRAPO, or Genesee.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EDFE,PS q. GROsVENOR, of HilIsdale.
For Secretary q state,
JAMES Is. PORTER, Of AIlrzna.
For Siato Treasurer
JOHN OWEN, % Wayne.
Tor Auditor General.
Ell ANSEEIc, or Inghana.
F-r Commissioner O. TIE state Land Or.ees
CsUa HEWITT, OF Calhoun.
For Attorney General,
AL.EI-E WILLIAMS, OF IOnia.
Tor supt Of Pablo Instruction,
O-sA1SEL IIOsFORD. OF Eaton.
TO- = u5cr a. stats Board = Education,
T-TER >. BANTER, Of BiIIsdale.
- Az.ocaie Justice z 60 Supreme Cont, 90 oil
yecancyA
IT.. as VI. COOLEY, Of Ann Arbor.
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Editor Of Republican.-nKAE sIR VIII
Your permission wish 90 say O. ths readers q your
paper ia.t WA send, by return ma. O. al uho wish
10 lireel, K,-iIe with full diroctons Cor making
snd using simple Vegetable Balm that viii snec-
iuaiiy remove. In Ten days. P.mpes BIotehss, Tan.
FrceAles aad all impurities o. tho SIN. lcsyll IA ths
Same s.fi clear, smooth and beautiful
viii also mail iseo % those having Bali Heads Or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that
will enable them 60 start fuil growth ~ luHuriani
Hair, Whlsksrs or Moustsche. 10 les than thirty
lays Respectfully yolrs,
rilos = ClIApNAN CActnlst,
4S3mS SSl hroadWay, New York.
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/. card 20 the sunerirr-sw,now ~,

Gard 10 the suffering .-SWaiiON two
or three hogshsais Of " nlohu 4" " Touc Buffers T"
Sc SarsapaI Ala Pee Nervous Ansiaotes H &C and after
you are satisfied wil he result then Try boz az
Old DOCTOR BUCHAN's English sPECnIC Pills.
and De restored health and visur in less than thirty
lays They are purely vegetable. pleasant 70 sAke.
prompt aud sAialAry ia thou effects on The broken
down and shattered constitution. Oli and young can
take them y IA advantage Imported and soli 4 The
United Ststes only by JAS ) BUTLER,
No Az BroNiway New York
&c Agent for tho United States
Ps-A box Of these Pills securely packed viii
bo sent % any address on receipt o. price, which h
uNE DOLLAR. post paid. Money refunded by ths
Agent O. entire satisfaction d not gwen. ss2ns
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\ CORRESPONDENT Of the Richmond En-
Quirsr. IN a description Of the present con-
dition Of Charleston, says: In one Of the
widest and handsOmest thOrOughfares, a
space just wide enough for the cart wheels
Is all that can be seen OF the paving stones /;
all else is covered with tall grass and weeds.
reminding you Of pathway through -
old fed 70 the country"
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DO you wish 10 be Cured s-nf Bushan's
English specific PAS care 10 less than % DAYS. the
worst eases az Nervousness lmposcuoy Premature
Decay. seminal Weakness. Insanity, aaa al Urinary
xuai and Nervous Affections, no matter from wlai
cause pscdlosl lr.ce, oae collar I,er box Sat ~
mail. post p4il. 90 reccipt ol au order one box VA
perfect the cure ln most cases Adlr,ss
JAMES S BUTLER,
ss2ms General Agent, az Broa4way ny.
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To ConsumptiVes.-1o aptive sufferers
val receive valuable prescription for Tie cure q
Consumption. Asthna Broucuii.s. and al Throat a.a
Lang aneeuous tirco oi charge by enclosing their
address 90 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, kinss County. Neu York
Germs
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~ Hon. John W. Longysar and Hon.
h. A. Shaw viii spend the last week OF the
campaign In this county, and speak ct DIFF
fersnt points. of which al nouneement viii
be made IN dRe time.
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G. IN. ESsIOXAL NOMINATIONS.

For Representative I'm Congress.
-, D.sua-FERShSTO C. BEANAN-
So L.sfrsct-CHARIIS Upon
T5.-s Dlsfr.ct-JOHS ". LOSGYEAk
Y.s-s ~ f1ot-TH0kAs ". FERRY
ga Dtsirsot-ROIAND Z. IROW BRIDGE
SIN Dir1ct-JOHu =. D8iCGs.
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c,,TF OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS

- STATE LAND OffIlh.
LANSING. september 2eth, 1854
Notice j. hereby given tnai ~ following leseI',s
49,, 800. -. B1i.drg ana swamp lanis, az
1at n tie Comfy of llgaam, forfoitsd Tor pa ~
n,-at I'd interest F.l be ofsrsi f0r sale, Al 49,,
acton al this nrlce On Tuesday, m ittA lay :
November next, q ID O'Clock % he iofsh''li '"'
r.r.vta,lsiv redeemed sccnrllng o. az.
aANIFI Z 10Y. lnnlI-llsllnI-
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t. Hlu T. h. slA-i.-.
Our entire loss ID the enemy attack on
our hne on FRIDAY. the 7tl inst. does not
exceed 300 il killed. wounded ana missing.
The enemy's loss j. estimated by Gen.
Butler AZ 900.
The Richmond Why % The sth- speaking
Of this battle. has tie following. " The gal
laut Gen. Gregg commanding a Texas
brigade. was MORALLY wounded while lead
ing the advance. Among other casualties
We have 10 report that u Gen Bratton,
Of south Carolina, badly wounded, Col
HsskiH Of the 9TH South Carolina Infantry,
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

f0T 1.-s'y -TRUMAN SPENCER.
In ia. ~ T'r0Jafs-fiOkAIlO PRATT
- o,-.srsT-THAII EUS pEN-NOIE
p C!.-s-ANsFl. r. D. COVERT
~ ~ -.--IAURR..S D. PJfiEk
- Fross....isy AU9rn,y-huii1N 4. DART
y OR Of Con MASON ID. tHAiTfRION-
Forg ss.er--NlIIiAA IA. RAfSIk.
(SThPHEN e. GfuSEN,
FIR c1-snsrS- Fly BAKER.
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Primary EHot IAsT-
II 0 r : A L z .

HOUSE AND LCs
- ~o,r,,-r,,n AND ST JOsEPB Hk'
CORNER 'O"S''' r. 6. AxREs
pssag, Jass !, isst-
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Union Nominations
Presidential Electors

Preside "a tt1ti t-4FtapAS-
A I<rrqs-ROBER1 R BEkCHERi
IaOAA5 y. GILBERT
F.r.. DIfrsct-fRI-. EhiCh WAl1OtF-
$3.50 Issfrict-NARSH GIDDISGS
Tts,F Lsgr5ct-CHRiSliAN LbtkBAIh-
Fa-fL Ds-f6-ct--PKRitT HANNAH
Wff ~ rsi-OnAR y. CON6Ek
-. Dssrlct-GEORCF " PACK.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

Fl- r.. sr, I'll Dts,1ot-HTNRY a. Perrin
r. p <Itsrs, u. L1B.-IUCliN REED
:. p -JSO d. WOODWORK
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NJ ASS NJ EETING!
AT DANSVILLE.
Saturday Afternoon October 22d. 1865

Saturday Afternoon October 22d. 1865
speech BY
Hon. AUSTIN BLAIR .
Other Speakers Will also DE present. 81
which announcement will he made hy pos
tiers
Governor Blair is teo well known to need
anything further said than 10 announce
that he viii speak TO draw ont the masses.
II is to be hoped that the eastern and
southern portions OF the county viii turn
out en plaSSe 10 this meeting.
By ORDER oF TIP Co CoN.
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MAR DEPARTMENT .
Washington. Oct lNA

IT, NJ. D.i. 4.A
Repor, haze 0ecu received hy ih.s de
parImcar from Gtus Butler. sherman
Thomas. sheridan anl Burbrl-e. showing
the favorable condition * military affairs
iu tleir respective ft.l. ~ operation.
The purpose ct Cen Grants visit 10
Washington having been accomplished be
returned % has headquarters ou saturday
but there has heen DO Geographic comma
uie.trlnn since has arrival.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27

In tie Court Of Common Pleas Harrison
County, Oho.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27

The GovERNMENT RoBBERIEs,-T AL
bany Salesman, the leading organ the in
tensely radical at the State capital as oppos
ed to the Evening Journal and Thurlow
Weed, holds the following language in Sat
urday's issue, taking the Tiib'me's call upon
Lincoln and Chase to go to the root OF the
matter as tex:
What solemn mockery! To go there, it
would take down many OF the most flourish
ing trees OF the Admiuistration-"male and
female" Who have Mcssrs. Lincoln and
Chase got in their employment at the head
of the principle Custom houses, Revenue
Agencies, Confscation Bureaus, Treasury
printing, &c.2 l.. NJ. Clark, head OF the
BankDote Printing Bureau in the Treasury
Department, was relieved yesterday Of his
duties, and the keys Of his office taken from
him. Little Palmer. Collector Barney's re-
lative and conf iential companion and Ssc .
retary, was arbitrarily arrested" day or
two ago while in the midst of his accuStom-
ed duties with the Colector-beiore he got
of to join Mr.. Chase's former companion
and Secretary Harrington in Europe, where
he was allowed to go laden with i'll cotton
wealth. None of the official yagabonds
nova days get punished because they have
larcenous rnd lady secrets involving the
charactsr OF their employers. Neither Pal>
mer nor Cook will be punished, nor will
he punished, nor will Messrs. Lincoln and
Chase 90 down to the Ifibme's roots Gf the
matter,
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AND - -" n ;
LEATHER WHIPS.
...a 7-~'T COLLARS, TRUNKS, l.5. ~
and all other articles in my line. Repairing
done and work made to order on the shortest
notice and Of the best material aad workman.
ship. '.. 3" 't s"'
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, az
all work is warranted TO be as represented
and as cheapas at ahy other place, u FH
J.R, CRAWFORD, Agent.
Cadiz Ant. l5-6n1. 5a#f- tfGNlI GJ Htl
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Important Military De

The following decision has been ma by
the Assistant Adiutant General OF the
State:
GEN. HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF OHIo,l
ADiUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, Dec. Z, 1868,
SIR: When a man cn'ists
in Volunteer Militia Company, be signs a
contract with the State for five years. scr
vice, and is bound TO perform his part Of his
contract, unless he is relieved from his liab,li
ty by the order OF the State authorities. The
oath prescribed in General Orders No. 23
pamphlet Of the Militia Law, is merely a
test Of loyalty, and taking or refusing to take
it doss not, in TIE least degrees, affect the laJH
ity incurred under the enlistment. ,.
Members OF the Volunteer Militia who re
fuse to take the prescribed oath must be con
silered n.smbsrs, subject to duty and liable to
fine, until sbsy are discharged by order of
this office. .a..
Very resp'y, your obt servant.
ROBERT HUME,
Asst Adjutant General Of Ohio.
Mr. --------- Cincinnati Ohio
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In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio,
Ale xauier Mcllravy and
Fia1klin w. McIliatv Petition
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Asst Adjutant General Of Ohio.
Mr.----, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Legal Notice,

In tie Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
County, Ohio.
FIese v Henderson and John1 # -
c. henderson, James Fisher Petition
and Martha Fisher, ...,. ~. .....-
Mary Custer and Isaac Custer,
Mahala Fisher, John G. Far tito II
Fisher and Eva Ann Fisher.
THE above named defendants, Mary Custer
and Isaac Custer, Mahala r Fisher Johu C.,
Fisher and Isaac Lemasters. guardian OF SAID
John G. fitler, Eva Ann Fisher and isaac LIE.
ma ters, guardian Of said Eva Ann Fisher will
take notice ihnt petition was filed against
them on the 10Th day OF December,A. d., 1863,
III the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
lhc county Of Harrison, by Hester V. Hender-
son and John e. Henderson and James Fisher
and Martha Fisher, and is now pending, where
In said Hester V. Henderson and John q. Hen
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
demand partition of the following real estate,
to.wt: Part of thn Souihwes quarter oil section
thiry.stx 1861 in township eleven Ql) TRANCE
five (5) and that at the neat term Of said court
the said He's 'er V. Hend erson and John e, Hen-
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
will apply for an order that partition be ma ce OF
said premises. -.... .....
.a PHILIP DONAH UE,
la.i 8 Attorney for Petitioners.
December l6, is63-6t U5..
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one Of them commenced clspping her hands,
and said, "0h, know who that is; know
who that isp' but, catching herself she
stopped Short and passed on with her COM
panions. .
The General says that his escape was
made entirely without the assistance Of any
one on the outsite, and, so far as he knows,
without their knowledge of his intention;
that the announcement OF his arrival q.
Toronto was one of those fortuitious coin
cidsnces that can not be accounted for; that
it assisted him materially, no doubt. Ia
fact, he says that his wiie's prayers saved
him, and, as this is the most agreeable way
OF explaining it, he is determined to believe
it.
The above account may be relied on as
correct; and although much has been left
out, yet enough IS printed to stamp it as one
Of the most remarkable escapes in history.
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- T O R. III!

81 II q TX Ii
IVA, Main street, Wheeling, Va
CToNE g. THOMAS announce to thei
- friends and the public that they are in re-
csipt OF their. stock Of. Fall aud Winter Goods,
embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties
Carpetng, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, Millin-
cry Goods of every variety Notions, and Va.
rieties generally, comprising the largest, and
in some respects, the most desirable we eveI
brought to the city. Our customers may rest
assured that they will reap all the advan ntages
thst fair dealing, long experience, close at
tention to business, careful buying, and buying
with Cash, can give them, We buy nost Of
our goods with cash, directly from the man.
uiacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Ancton houses, thereoy saving large per
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
large Jobbing Trodecand invite the attention
OF Merchants to our siOck before buying, and
TaiIors to our stock OF Cloths, Cassnores and
Vestings. ..........
Without particulurizing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock in the city o. the follow.
ing as we'll as all goods.
Dress Silks, OF every style and price. u
Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, Of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
shawis OF every grade and price.
Plalds & Prints, g. woIs Isted fabrics for dresses
Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints. Ticks ,Muslins,
Flannels, Blankets, and goo.s for Men d
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shall Sc II cheaper
Our stock of FURs win Be fou1t to be very
desirable. We ask attention 20 our stock OF
Csrpeting, etc., which is We. tall and at low
prices
All goods sold al small advnree ON pur.
| chase. -rt
Persons making purchases in the city will find
it to their interest greatly to give US call be.
| Tore buying. . .. ..
| Parcels ssnt to any part Of the city FREE.
Remember the sign ol the 'Goloen 1s Hive, .
| near the Suspension Bridge.
lHu. . SrONE g. THOMAS.
| Nov :. l66l-f ..... ....
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
! ht r. I1i- o H IL NE ID
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH.
fare is again open for
pe Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING > rOCK with all
recent improvements; and the Bridges and
Track are again in substantial contl ltion Tho
well earned reputation Of this road for SPEED.
SECURITY AND COMFORT, will bemore
than sustained under the reorganization of its
business.
In addition to the Unequalisd Attractions Of
Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, tho
recent Troubles upon the Border have assocla'
ted numerous points on the roa1, between tho
Ohio river md Harper's Ferry with paihfat
but instructive interest.
.-''' CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio Rivor with the Cleveland and Pitts
burg, Central Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnn.s
Il Railroads; and, through them, with the whotA1
Railway System of the Northwest, Central
West and Southwest. At the nv ashiu8ton
Junction with the Washington Branch tof
Washington City and the Lower Potamne SO
Baltimore with four daily trains for philadei.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern CIiesi.
give the privilege Of visiting Washington City
This is The ONLY ROUTE by which pass1n.
gers sanf procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington CITY, f,.g
E0THaf W!P. SMITH, Master of
;1-ft,ttfa 4 Transportation, Baltimore
J. H.. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent,
Bellare, Ohio. glisU 3I4a.qtEH i D tR &
l. M. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agt Baltimore. :,
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Altsr hs had or ssed okeys river, and
got into Middle Tennessee, he found IL al.
most impossible to avoid recognition. AT
one time be passed some poor women, and
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Estate OF a obere n, Cree. Deceas-

NV .is ed. 1@ AS s'
MOTlCE is hereby given that the, under.
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate of Ro.
bert b. Cree, late Of Harrison county, Ohio
deceased, THOMAS NJ. CREE,
Jan. l3. 1864 Administrator.
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CADIZ TO WHEELING.
And Tri-W eekly from Cadiz to
ST. ClairsyiIle.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the travelling community that he is run
ming the U. S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz to
Wheeling; and that one Of his splendid hacks
will leave Wheeling and Cndiz every morn.
ing, at 7 A. M, and connect with the cars Al,
both places. His hacks are new, his teams
good, and his drivers carefuland attentive
tle hopes to receive the patronageof tho trav-
cling public, as he will endeavor to merit
their patronage by strict attention to their
wants. rH.# Faa. ..t ..s. a...,...... .... /.
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz tc
Wheeling sl,25. For the roaad trip only $500
He is also running new Hack between Ca
diz and St. Clairsvilc, leaving Cadiz every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings:
and St. ClairsviIe every Tues day, Thursday
and Saturday mornings Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packages.
Livery Stable.
He has also in Cadiz as good Livery Sta
bic as there is in the country. Buggies, Car.
riages, Horses, &C., to be had at all tines
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in tho
hack, can be taken to any point they may de.
sire. Terms reasonable.
WILLIAM l.. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. Is 1860. saasl -lIr