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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

MHar ruU AErIsr~ arr DorNo IN
looking over the ricturc, IN Bro-n's studio.
b other dAv. - found that the remark
made iasi summer ~hcn D. a. ,ketchinr
n this sicinitv. has bceu folly rcaEFcl.
There arr - many picturcs 90 hmifar
Scenes uPon his walls ~ 90 make one almost
'orsvt that thc s~aso's b. IA, skctchcd so
beautifully are ~ longer 18th u.. Of
points IN tbs vicinity D. has completed
,ieus ofthc White Mouutains. Of Sao--.
Fal.. and of he Pcrham Mcsdo~. -bi.h
are gems Another sketch. whici las a.
-sy, plsssci us rnarh has found i,. va. .,-
o. oar pos.cs.ion. Il - .ie~ 81 hrar.
sargc. IN one Of H. slually DAYS - aatlrur.
lnsi a. a rain-cioud fruu, The south threaten,
o. obscurs a fromvicw Prouninent au.,n-
'he P'oiurvs IN his st.,lio - = large painting
la't hnisted. Tor Wa CLase. IN. Ina
We from The main street IN thi. ,ilis,o IN
GLIDING the moun;ains and intrrs,nirr
sccncry. 18th The pleasant .lmu-r rn,r.ion
u Mr. ChAse in the foreground IT, color
ing &c rcPrcsents one - those glowing.
cheer, autumn DAYS. ~hcn ous can never
tirv IN cuIos mcnt q ihc lsSurioas richre..
Of thc .ccuc- lie has gwen surrr.tiaa
q -hsf orr common might Dc made. bv
placing shrubbcry ~hcrr one woald lrok
OK The churvh and otler buihiinr.. wh,-h
u voaid be veil Tor al car ciiiren, O. Gee.
FINDING here a. iutr,dsctiou o. NJ S.n-
r'ous ~ yrun- sculptor. - B.. jl.i ~
climbing he ladder Il fams 90 80 god par
I'cse. - had the opPortsniiy o. 80 uncov-
cred tbs cav model tor thc statue % Gen.
iierry. ~hich b. has been conmi,sionsl -
execute. II ~ss dificuit tax 20 attempt.
'incs b. hsd never seer IT, nan. All der,
are ~ fun length picturs- in s1iscrce.
lie has s1occr'iol in prolscinx = ststa-,
that In hkcness rralrrs al III hops 81 th-
family 20 iic Ccnerai, AL command. A.
tcntion a. work q Art. The artist rrr-r-
sents him in thc 6siJ. on a rccannoiterinr
eHpcdnion. IL has disuosut-d. al
thro-u ~. mantle upon a stomp. uroa
~hioh ~ r,sfs tl,c had holding tn ria.s
-hh uhioA D. has 80 sur,syed tn celia
There - a. sase. rrsce and f-unne.s 70 ~
sholc ~ort. showing thar the ARTIST Ia, nos
ouiy hne oonc,T.tioa "a b. sshi-ct. hlt
has embodied therein th- iical ~ tru- 49,
der. -hish thc 6srusrai "a. Ii-.sintr-l-
cl to makc a cast from she -ork his -c~k
~hen u I'll D. dcte-n.nod vhsther the
siatao sbAil - 81 hronrc Or IN marble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

Was kilied. While on picket duty. near
Petersburg. about the twenty seventh q
October. Lieut.. Wcllincton Hobbs. 81 Nor
~ay. Noung Hobbs ~ss ons oftb0-e brave
boys Who volunteered Al the srst. snd went
cot a. a member % Go. q. IN the fr-t Ne
Regiment. though al tbe tieae bui L. YEAR
a az. tie served faithfully A. private
during the tern Of service % that regiment
and cane hack o. M.ine: but rs military
ardor uculd not D. .estrsined. ard b. again
enlisted. entering Capt. Her~ey's COMPANY.
18th Maiue. in ~hicb b. ~as appointed or
derry sergeant. lie has followed the for
tunes Of that rccimcnf thnosgh al q sicissi-
tudes. steadily attending 10 his duty. which
be perfosu,ed 90 faithfuily a. 20 w ufcces-
sively commissions a. - and 1T Lieut.
and that q Captain arrived a, the front. he
DAY AFTER his decrasc Tie had been very
active on picket duts. firing hiulsef on
the average. 80 rounds per dav. Some a
his men having becn shot. - volunteered
out - his turn O. - css. - s.eure n poe
sible. their death While IN a,toopinc r-ps-
ture 70 load his piecc. a rcb~l huli~t -srsck
between ms shoulders. ani PASSING urvard.
cane oct tbroagh his lower A.
HIS BODY arrived home tbs. ~eek. ard
~ili BE- huried With n lita-y honor-. D. the
Norway StAic Guards. ne1t Sabbath.
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- 80 Os,ars D.as rraf
Musieal Convention

Mr.. EnIroH Tier ar event. IN the
history ~ every individual and az every
coailauuity that casi a ch-~rf1l ricaia alonr
ar pathway 90 Efc-es-rts O. ut,.h ore
ever turns back -ith pi-asaut rcroII-rtian.
A. hf-'s iooruoy progrcsses. ard among
these may De- ciass,d tLe second annual
Musical Couventioa in our town.
The session -as held 81 ~ Universal..,
Churcb. commencing on T1esiay morning.
and notuiihsfsnling the unfavorable travel
Ing. thc aitendauce "a quite iarg-. The
el'irs oi tse neiEhborin- towns uers many
~ them vel rvprc.entei. and Oh amount
oi labor aocoupl.shci vas truly fulmensc
frof. Grover has voioc o. extra 1r.i lnary
ppvrr anl versafiatg. ar proves himself
o. i-e ulost thorough ulasician ard lard
working energetic man. Dc ~as aeroupa-
ned by Me- Hattie n. Whcaton af B.far
cultivated and piea..1- ~ol.i.,. -ho b.,
D. nuner0us conrihutior. q ssrr ara
ssi.iiul rendering ri .. Ohiliratos. added
much .nterest fo it- ar-asi1a
a grand C.noer "a given on Fr,ls,
esenilr. shi.h ras sell stieud.i arI o.,
'iouId judge r-Ioled hy ali rrrssut. D..
fre tte e.af.. ke-li4i.aas ssTrrssire d
e. sert.atr's III tae 4 convention uers PR
seaiei ay msatcr of che eIsss. uh,ri
SER adopted by rs.us when after gran.
'.'rr. from Mozart Tseihb Mas 81
la.-el .1 s.re.lg d" OIl lllndred- anI 3D.
I..rrei. Nculsttl,s, ere fh. btginninl
Of better lays. m1s,.a.ig. an as socieiy g.
sar..'. fae people generally sil come b. q
more Ia'f sFp-sc.aflon 20 the beneff, o
Meal t.aseat.ant and ihat bereaf..r BE-
maF le.,ae a. "c.tab.lsl.eI insifuiloa ol
tae t1un.
f-lrs. Truly.
o. y Nrsrrt
Brt'el. Nov - t-sI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02
Item. from The TtA Battery.

Aiier many hcautifal Auiunn days. Ne
ar noe hasins severe rain storm 10
oommcnccd raiaing yesierisv evening and
Las couttnucd p O. thi' tirae. t-elvc o'ciock.
With every ProsPcct - a bong siorn. Ths
vii nerrssarils proclaIu t-ucc between
tbe hchccrrnt psrtic. for ~ time being AZ
least. The guns % the .sh a., yet IN Fort
Mclh near abe eatrvuic i-ft q The army.
Cspt. Twii-hcn - absent on brlef wet
% Nam. Ihc Batter, isno- IN command
ola. ispham. We src noe rccruiied Up
o. tbs utaNirngm number ani The No. men
an scquiring god proficiency IN ~ drill
Atcr one 20 cor guns was disabled in front
~ Pctcrsburg. IN August. one section - the
Batter 49, turned IN We have rcceutiy
dra-n nv section vhirh srain gives %,
to- fuil complement % ~ guns. and -
have men cnough 90 mar thcm-
We have ~ithin short tirnc los; thru ~
our number By d-ath two from Rumiorj
An ore from Aroosook
Sanurl Good~in 49, ore - thc
Rurnfor,l recruit. ~ho recently dicl ~ Wi
lst's Point. Nc- York. BE ~as a member
% Co - IN The Esd Maine regiment.
ard rv-rnE-sed IN ,his Bass~ry Thosgh
soue~hat rough in his manner. b. vas new
srtheirss a god .oldi~-. ever -iihaE O.
perform ~ duty. ard a. brave IA seton a.
The bravrst. 1t ~. faults and ioiblcs a.
citircn b. fcrgotien. AT let him bc rcn,ern-
bercd only a. a good soidicr -ho died ia
~ defence - n. country
william Audrv- ~. the o;h~r Runfcr,i
hoy -ho lately died IT. served IN ths
losh Msin~ Infaafry. ha; has never enjoycd
GOD hsahh sincs b. joined the bsttery.
We have lest rcccisei uoticr 90 ~ death
a. AieVan,iris. Va. % George e. Dc-it Of
A-costook IL a. smother q our god
scili~-s
It~ h-aiih u our conPaay is nos vcry
good
The si.t ard SEA Mainc are uo- 80
camred iu.t IN rrar - our fo-t TIE sd q,
at.out o. D. consolidated 18th thc sisf. anl
I uutersfani that tic compans o,hcs-- have
ell concluded O. b. mastered cot. Thus
r~Ei-,eut ~. tc,n The most unfortunatc 81
"a, c--,,i,,.;,.. g., ~ H-,.o-,
r..~d - GOD r,~r. -,,t a. ST. bgt-,.
a. -.u So 81 w.--,-,-,h -.
nth The r,-irn~ut only - DAYS -hiic ir
couamission. Lt-Coi. Bro~u. No a.
.plrn8id oHccr. -asa-av IN a.. southern
p.,.rtr.ent ~, ,rr-,,rt.l ard ,l,.- ,...-.
me 81. command ~s.. An. So d., ..,i
os.l, -os,.i.i ana r-.i.-,.-l -. an ~.
or. th~ most uatoriou.i, inefficient CO..,
-. - g. A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

FoE rHE NoCSo Messrs. Tirkrer 4
Fieids. % Boston. announrs thar thcv Ill
shortly commencc che p1bliraiion ofa ne-
Na-zziac far y5sih entified o. our Young
Folks u -in 3D. edifcd By J n T-ou-
lee. CAL Hamifon. ard Lev Larran.
18th a. extensive staf a. coufrii.utor..
among uhou ar named Mr. ard Ms
AglssiE. CAPT Mtyne Reid. NJ. N n
~fo~c. ''t arictou. Grace Grrenuood. ard
others. NJ Long'ciiov. NJ Whittier ar8
Professor Holmes ell coufribute aprrorri.
afe poems. The Magazine -iIl D. hand.
someiy Illustrated. somc q ti,e design. io
p From ihe pencii g Dariev ard each nun
her viii oonta.a steel portrait ~ s1rs
popular aath1r tn ere nto Ls abou,
t~o-thlrls ihai ~ d.- Anarue. ard ~lI bs
asoriei a. e. oo pr yesr. -.th literal dc.
count Dol clubs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

A large aod iAshionable thronE g,therei
a. The Frst PARISH Church YESTERDAY att
2. NJ @ witness he marriage ccremonies
between Lew wstherbee. ~ 1T Bo.tan.
ard M'ss Harriet VI Camueif a this c.ty.
The services ~c-e appropriately conslsct-
"a By Rev Dr. >haiicr. Mss Cammett.
Dos Sc. W~thcrbce. = one of the be,s
vocahsts 10 Ancua rCourier. Sosh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

ptD sEtEy-lHIErrrs. Ths frst seven
lhiry iosn. due in August ard Ortai.er.
on wh'ch inferrst bas noe tesscd. has no,
at ben converted a. yst. Sol ths note,
no. commhnd a pTeulum. a good oppor.
tanitr ior disPos.ng of. o. Converting. ti.a.e
notes -iilbe seen bg sdveri i.eaasnt b. ano,b.
er coiarnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

hessrs Bro-n q stevens have erected a
nsai psP~r mil a. Narmoufh. this scason.
Ths mschin-ry % thc Cd NH az Duck Poul
has becn rcns1sed 60 TIA. baiiding ard ~o
lcarn that Be- ~iu commrncc operations ia
to o. three weeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

lErsrvrtrroy The Soliicrs J1a--sf
rubhshei at Camp Disfri5ufio-. Va. rst-
crs the rrcseatation Of bea1iif1l uatrt.
rorth siio. o. Capt 4 Maloncv. lfH
Reg Ne' Receive Corps Tte prcscnta
f'on "a made in behalf 81 o. csmpany
by jig serst y. +. Larvey. is very nea'
compIimcnfary speech.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

According fo 49, Lerstsn Journal. ar
agei -it.zen ai Webster .ar,i himself tbe
necessity Of going fo o. place prepared 90
idiots. by ri'.tts chat ets OBJ, Day before
IhaoksrIyinr. d. is 1- yea-. oH Tat
webster 81 tom o. primitive taste. and
habits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

Bio SrrEE,. Mr Hir,m Jack.oa has
pair 1T ssrcrs. 8 wears ola. thar on Saturlav
-cighsd $40 poaads Th~y s-c grade
Darhans. exactly ahks IN ioot,. ard are a.
handsoule par of steers q. arr of,cn .cen.
Thsf vrrc rarsc.i in Livermore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

It saii Soy FesscnIeu viu recon
ueli o ooutiruanre ofdirsri bans a1I .a-
creased .tasaiion. especially on manufir-
tar,s. li b. thouGht ~euafst sherman siu
h. thairmaa q tae Ina,os Committee
iis 30 rigiiIy opposed 20 tis i.s1e o. more
paper currclry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

lioa. SIDNEY Frrhani leit for Wa.hiust1a
ou " "Wednesday. O. De- present a. The meet
ing 20 q ougrvss. on Monlay ncnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-12-02

Crruf>ar CosT- Tie fIio~ing a.
sraet of o. reta-n ofth- Coariy Trsassr
e-. ta Co., Attorney General sh1ss tte
criminal ,srsr.e. ~ CO.. coan,s fr ths
tear e1i.re N1v 2N. TIE am1art BE- i,.s
.dan a.aaL from the h,f fhaf 3, .aclsIes
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for repelling Invasion, and appropria. lcr !.

for repelling invasion, and appropriate
ting 800, 900 for that purpose.
Fernando Wood moved an amend
ment so as1to reimburse New Y York,.
which should be, placed. on an equal
footing with Pennsylvania or any 9TH
sr State. q 81. So
Mr.. Rogers wanted to include New
Jersey. laa 49, lv-rst,1as51 Z
No. question being taken the Com
mittee rese, and the House adjourned
atfour o'clock. ~ 5'' ''5.7' % '.''''. ... II
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Legal Notice.

ttFFoFFIey rOF IO'
Doa 9, l863-6t. ,,~
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AZ, II I1-t o T Il NED a.ss
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH.
fare is again open for t.n 'e 1#fa
Freight and Travel, aa
The Cars ard Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with ali
recent improv vements; and the Bridges aud
Track are again in substantial cond tion The
well earned reputation ofthis road for SPEED,
SECURITY AMP COMFORT. will be more
than sustained under the reorg ganizationg of its
business
In addition to the Unequsled Attractions OF
Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border, have associa"
ted numerous points ON the road, between this
Ohio river a nd Harper's Ferry, with painfut
but instructive INTEREST," @J18 aF c TTrg r@3
ta@ CONNECTIONS 2 saasrpa
AT the Ohio Rivor with'the Cleveland and Pitts- II
burg, Central Ohio and Marie tia and Cincinnns
u Railroads;a ;and, through them, with the ,whols
galway System, O., the Northwest, Central
West and Southwest AT tbs Washiugtov
Junction with the Washington Branch for
Washington City and the Lower Potamnc --At
Baltimore with four daily trains for Philadel-'
phia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern Cities;
give the privilege of visiting Washington City
en- route. ,...
This is The ONLY ROUTE by which passsn.
gers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington G ~, t}s@ 7't@Yr \ #s
-ayt Nv. P.SMlTH, Master Of F
Transportation, Balimore..'
III; SULLIVAN, General Western Agent
|. M: COLE Gen. Ticket Ag l. baltimore. d,
Dec g. l663-ly
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toRnfy, ONo.
Rachel Singhause, Alexnnderl 80. ..
Saxton and Jane Saxton.
vs.. Petition
Sarah Aealea, (widow } Ann a-s -.
HeaIea, Sarah tleaiea, Belinda for T
Blsby and Martin V. Busby,
Edward EIeaea, George Hea. Partition.
lea Samuel Healea, Joseph
Healea and Thomas Heaea Sr ,.
and Thomas Heaiea,sJr % S. &
n HI said Sarah HeaIea -twidoW} Ann ffea !.
l. len and tie said other heirs and devisees
OF Edward tiealea, ST., late Of Harrison eoun-
y, OHIO, deceased, will! take notice that n pc
rtion was filed against them on the 81 day OF
December, A. D. l863,in the said Court of
Common Pleas, by SAID Rachel Singhause,
Alex ,nder Saxton and Jane, his wife, and is
now pending, wherein said petitioners demand
said Edward tleoIca, ST., died seized in said
ot the south west lu arter Of section 25 in
township 10, of range 4. containing 5th; also
the North part of ihe North E asst quarter oi
section 36 in townshpa; and range 4 contain
ing ! 10 acres; also the middle part 'ol the west
side OF section 36, township 3, a1d range A.,
containing 3b5a acres: also part OF til sou h
halt OF the south east quarter ol section 80 in
township ~, range 4, Containing 9 acres all in
the Steubenylile Land District, an1Aat the next
term OF said court commencing February ,
1864 said Petitioners will apply Tor aa 0. der
for the assignment of Dover to said Sar. h
tIea!ea twldow) ana that partition may be
made OF said premises. ..,....'..,.
E.&&-&..FsJ J. NJ. ESTEP,
Attorney for Demandanls.
Doa 9, ls63--6t. ,,,-,
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Bar There is good deal of signifi-

.B$ There is good deal of signi6-
cance in the following, which we clip
from arecent Washington letter. 81
Out Of eight hundred horses bought
in New York, and sent to Gen. Butler,
seven hundred were condemned. Gen.
Butler has obtained permission to go
into the open market, = +~ - r..
People were wondering how Butler
would make his post at Fortress Mon,
roe pay, but the above tells the story.
Condemning horses by the wholesale,
selling them for song and then going
into the open market to buy, arc all
operations by which men like Butler
could turn an honest penny.-EN, Y.
World. .. .- ......, ...-.
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In The Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
County, Ohlo r -,sgs..r .s,a
Hes er V. Henderson and Jchn1 ares ,ss.e.
G. Henderson, James Fisher Petition
and Martha Fisher, a-t
Mary Custer and Isaac Custer, sr.s fra
Mahaa p Fisher, John c. Par tito II
Fisher and Eva Ann Fisher.
THE above named defendants. Mary Custer
and lsaac Custer, Mahala P Fisher. John c..
Fisher and Isaac Lemas,ers, guardian Of said
ohm C Fisher, Eva Ann Fisher and Isaac LIE.
ma' ters. guardian OF said. Eva Ann Fisher will
take notice that a petition was filed against
them on the 10Th day OF December, A. D, 1868,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
lhe unity Of Harrison, by Hester V Elender.
son and John &. henderson and James Fisher
and Martha Fisher, and is uow pending, where.
IN said Hester V. Henderson ant, John c. Hen
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
demand partitiJn of the following real estate,
to-wit: Part OF the Southwest quarter OF section
thrty.stx t36l in township eleven tll) OF range
five t5), and thai at the next term oi said court
the said Hes'er ". Henderson and John@ fien-
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
will apply Tor order that partition be ma ce of
said premises.
.F z PHILIP DOMAIN UE,
Attorney for,Potitioners.
December l6, l663-6t ia
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Fancy
N Goods asA No<issts isst reoeiveda
BARRETT~A
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legal Notice,

In The Comt Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio -. ~ ~ -.Err. p
FrarkIin w McIhavy Petitiof,
nsgss,s; ss,. q nN;fjlssyy, vi d9r5psr,i'ssiio Fl
MARGARET McITavy widow ot Daniei
~ Mclhavy, deceased, Robert Mcllravv,
William MclIravy, Thomas Mcllrnvv, Nancy
Minors and her husband,. Eben Majors, viii
take no tice that a petition was filed against
them on the til day of January, A. D. 1854
in the said Court Cf' Common Pleas within
and for the counts of Harrison md State of
Ohio, by lexonder Mcllravy and Franklin w
Mcilravy, and is now pending, wherein said
Alexander and Franklin w. Mcllravy demand
partition OF the following real es tate. ofwhich
AID D aniel Mclra'y died seized; aud the as.
lR nment and c affirmation of Dover therein
to SAID Margaret Mcllravy. TO wit: Situate in
sald county OF Harrison & being part OF the west
hall OF sec. no. twenty-six 1860 township no
nine t9l in range No. four AZ in the Steuben.
vile Land Districts, and bounded and desert
he'd as fellows: Beginning for the same at n
stone corner forty 40y perches East OF the
soulh west corner of id section, aad running
thence East one hundred and twenly.ona and
SIX tenlhs (l2l 6-l0) perches, to a stone corner,
where white oak 2l inches diameter, bears
t6hth 80 degrees west 6h links; thence run
uing north Two hundred and weniy, three and
enc hntht223 l-l0l perches to a stone corner
where sugar tree IL inches in ameter; bears
west 32 links; Thence West one hundred and
slxty.ohe and fve-tenths N6l 5.l0J rerches,
to stone corner where a white oak 20 inches
IN diameter, bears north 79h degrees ,28links;
Thence running South one hundred and seven
iy-nine and eight tenths (l19 S.lC) perches to
stone corner where white oak l6 inches
diameter, bears South 81 degrees Fast, II
links: Thence East forty ti0) perches to
stone corner: Thence South fcrty four az
perches to the place Of beginning, except tour
acres heletofore sold, and being North of the,
Plank Road running through said farm; con
taing two hundred and ten Y 10y acres two ~
Roods, and eighteen 49, perches MOI eSor less.
And that at the MayerR OF said court Tor
1854, or as soon thereafter us counsel can be
heard, the said AeA ander and Franklin w
Mclravy will apply tor an ordey that partition
may be made OF said premises, and :or assign
ment and conilI maliop ol )wer as aforesaid
TO said Margaret Mellravy,
..W.5r JIM ESTEP;
Attorney Tor Petitioners.
January 10 l8Gj-6t f.f
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os. MEANS JAS MEANS, IR. eco 3. MEANS
Stoubenville Foundry & Ma
chine Works.
MEANS a aHROTHERS,
Manufactures OF
STEAM ENGIN ES. MACHINERY

| ss Manufactures OF
STEAM ENGINES. MACHINERY
SUGAR MILLS, Gstsea
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA.
| N chine Shop Work, hak iBf}Ar gEI
Threshing Machines Mill Gearing. Tor s. wa
Irons for Bridges, Gr'st Nails, ~
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts, u.
Truck Il wagon Wills q Windows
Window Weights, +" Door Sils,
Bolts and Nuts cut aud - Door Steps
made to order 44. I" Coal Var o.
Cast &, Wrought Screws shaf,ing and PuIle
furnished to size Turning and Plan .
Steam Boilers made and Iron, ."H -
repaired, Fancy Crates,
Flow FONTS and wagon Common Crates, s.nE
r. BOXES, ht Counting house Church
rortico,, Garden and and Office Stoves
Grave Yard fencing.
9T Wa have new and Improved WATER
WHEElA which has been awarded the pYeNi-
um over ALL LLcOMPETIrlON. &e9~
Our facilities tor work are large, and having
an extensive assortment of Patterns, we can
promptly NIL almost any order in our branch Of
G7 \. MEANS g. BROTHERS, 4
g.a4 ofa cs a 'gFN Steubenville. Ohio.
sJu'y 23, 1862. Fsl{@ a4a asH e. vHg.
A FIRST ATE LsoT OF TRUNKS, JUST
"A received and ioT sale i, eheagby gasi VA
E''s Ssrsf1 +st9ds III 3i1 '1IlI4If ~ ~ n IA
40 ,Pkg's M. R. Raisins, in half and al
boxes. Also Figs. Prnues Dates. Almonds
cam Nuts, Peanuts, English Walnnls, &c.
c., at w w
al ,l,.a .4.Na = IN 'aHs
DROWN'S Bronchial Troches, bestremody
- muse, for affections Of the throat recon-
ssdded for public: speakers; singc-s, &c. for
ale by isa j. BE.SLL, l19
faasfGaa# Druggist and Bookseller.
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e. a.as FINE SOAPS, a 5,5asra
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
Legal Notice,

In The Court Of Common Plsas, harrison
County, Ohio. &t.s .s"r...
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

Capt. Yarber at CurdsriIIe.
CURpsvILLE. -. Aur. l9. IS6.

CURpsvILLEs ny, Aug. ly, 1864
MEssRs. EBIToEs:-I have just noticed
a card in the Henderson N,tcs in which
it speaks Of Capt Ysrber being ia that
above named place en- the 10th inst, and
in which it says he pressed several good
horses. Capt Yarber had, all told, 40
soldiers with him, and there never was
any better behavior in CurdsvilIe than
during their stay. although We have had
several regiments in our place from In
diana and Kentucky He did not press
any horses at all. The author Of the
article in the Ns.cs is q rebel himself, or
be would never have put such an in
famous lie in the paper Yarber ha.
done more good for this section of the
country than any man except Col Eos
ter ever did. Please insert this and Oh
lige A CITIZEN OF CURDsyILLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31

RIGID 0RDERs-Col S. F. Johnson,
of the Fifty-sscoAd Kentucky, has is
sued the following orders at the posts Of
Elkton and Hopkinsville, Ky:
No rebel or disloyal person will be al
loved TO conduct or carry on the bust
ness or occupation of selling goods,
wares, merchandise or groceries,, Of any
description, in town; nor will any per
son so engaged be allowed TO svade this
order by the employment OF rebels or
disloyal persons as clerks
Allrehels or disloyal persons in this
county who have arms or ammunition
in their possession, viii report the same
to these headquarters without delay.
2 All persons now engaged in carry
ing on such business, are hereby re-
quired to discharge all rebel or disloyal
clerks in their employ.
3. All able-bodied male citizens, be-
tween the ages of eighteen and forty-hye
years, residing within one mile of the
court house, are hereby ordered 10 re-
port themselves at the court house, at
5 O'Clock P. NJ, with arms, for the pur-
pose Of enecting an efficient organixa-
ton OF the militia force Of the town.
Col johnson saws that hitherto rebels
have mOnopOlared trade favors, but here
altar it shall be the other way.