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Shefiff's Sale.
M. Dougherty and wife,

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James Heron and others.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the Court House,
in the town of WoodsfeId, in said County,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. M, and
4,o'clock p. M. on m ssra..s 7s...5 -f-r,
Saturday, April 2, 1864,
the following described real estate, situate
in said county, to vii: -.lJsiF
The south west quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty two, township three,
range i've, containing forty one acres, more
or less.
Also the north east quarter of the south
east quarter of same section, township and
range containing forty one acres.
Also thirty ore acres of the south west
corner of section sixteen, in same township
and range, bounded on the north by lands OF
David Kirkbride, on the east by lands of Kin
kade. and on the south and west by the sec
ton line. :" -o - fssl
Ordered to be sold as the property of James
Heron and others, at the suit of M. Dough
erty and wife. n
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. C. o
March 2, 1se4.--pf 1920.
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Carr. ToDD. Provost Marshal Of the
District of Columbia, has been arrested
under charges of official corruption.
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goLUYTEERs WANTED FOR THE

laa13 9lIIl6th REG i. o. V. l.. y T97@
The undersigned, under orders, has
opened a recruiting Office at Graysville
Ohio, for the United States service. The
Term of enlistment will be for three years,
pay from s13 to $50 por month, S34 per
month for clothing aud rations.
Recruits, S302
Veteran volunteers, S402
hss 80 GEO. A. WAY,
= Serg't. and Recruiting Officer.
Dec, %, lS63.-tf.
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0NEperson writes, her daughter was CURED
of fits of nine years standing, and st Vitus'
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
bic. -
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years. -
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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voLuNTEEhs WANTED FOR THE

VOLuNTEEhS WANTED FOR THE
-. s,st 9th RECT. 0. v. l.!
The undersigned, under orders, has
opened Recruiting Office at Stfford
Ohio. for the United States service. The
term Of enlistment will be for three years,
pay from s13 to $50 per month, S33 per
month for clothing aud rations.
Recruits, S302
Veteran Volunteers, S4O2
81. w. M. BROCK.
Capt. aud Recruiting Officer.
Jan, p, 1S64-tf.
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are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced
They act so directly upon the I.iVer, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill aa1
They are really
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a' hs Sheriff, Nj. G. o.
March 2, 1864.-pf. $3.50. ,a hsa
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March 2, 1864.
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Sheriff's Sale.

March 2, 1S64.-4w.
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Paula, June c2, 1861,
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which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA PMvlSlcr,
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costiveness,
Colic Pains, Cholera Morb,Is,
Indigestion, pain tn the BouveIs,
pizziness, ete
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it. 94-TiE
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
GooA Me&AelNGs,
and you should try them before going fer
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, and Diseases from
O. Disordered Stomach.
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Frons Cniifcrnin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Oct a. lse4.
Six more Of the Arctic whaling feet have ar.
rived.
The steamer Sierra Nevada from Oregon and BIjtais
Columbia, DEings nearly s3U00tJ in gold.
Tho Legislative Assembly Of VancOuver's hiano lag
passed resolutions fyoFng Federal union witt BTiiss
Columbia
Trio news from the mines IS generally favorable
The overland mall Is now coming regularly We hau
Now York dates TO Sept. 2e.
The Nicaragua steamer America arrived yesserdsy
morning with passengers that left New-Iork Sept ~
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LOCAL POLITICS.
Ssrsiun,iez and DecIinnsion CT y. II. Gi,-
bert.
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK Oct. u, 1864
g. z GIIBEsT esq.-SIR: Is officers Of the
Fourth Union Congressional Conventon. It becomes our
ple.sns duty l you that you unsnimou'y chosen
A. their romuee represent this district In the National
Councils.
Tn, Couv,ution Impressed With sense oil. duty th
Copsy PRESENT fg popular suffrage only such men have
been dcaed with efforts suppress the Rebellion, "i
espsss grhcatisn ~ Offering Tie Consideration Of loyal
men acizen noted alike for the virtues Of private and Tie
courtoEss Of public ne. Tho peous position OF our die
traed country this critical oncture Of its history, renders
incumbent on every yetrio to exert 70 The umos his en-
e-ge, 10 sscEre ia public positions true MOI. s'tsdiss In
cir faith tho psrpetUssion Of the Union and ds Govern
Eant
copsden. ,n your fidelity to q. trusts can,tnlel e you
Of youI abtse dcLATas the dues Of the oce co. which
ycr have been ronssd eOnscous also, Of yoar eeroon
10 tie dearest interest, Of country and s hopes the Con
xeutn is grs6s5 IN having selected candidate who will
eoariand most unanimous and unwsvering support We
nave ihe honor to be, with bigi respect
PIRRRE c. VAN WICK, Chm Of tho Convention
D. J. OAKLEY, Secretary
PXnEE G. Vac Wrcz, esq, Chairman d. J. OAKLEY.
ssq, Secretary
GENTLEMEN: Lave your letter Of the Eth inst,
epdeuy e. me the nomination Of the Union Convention oy
the Office Of Representative IN tho neIt Congress q the
United ss for the District Of ahs City at ths ensGHs
election.
folly ,pt,eciste the compliment the gentlemen o. the
Convention have paid IN this non,oHn For never IN
The history Of this nation have greater energy and vigilance
been required from this Representatives OF the people than
VIII be demanded Of the Members Of the n%H Conpess
have tus IN tho s5,y Of the Naturalization to
cer1ct The affair OF the nation successfully beth In the
Gil and IN the field look forward second term Of
AsBlAs LIsooLr with abiding faith that tl.e dark clouds
which now lower the people viii roll sysy and De fol-
lowed BY the supsle Of Peace the dawn Of anew era Of
tospsriy and Hsppiress
! regs, that eano, permi. my TO be pr, In non'Ha
lion Representative. My health IA unequal to the
csnysss and unequal the duties Of Representative Of this
City ii.,thc Congress Of tho United States
beg leaveto tender you NY thanks for the courteous
terms In which have conveyedto the whes Of Tie
Cow ntion. Youn very truly,
q p GILBERT.
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DoDgE's PORTRAIT OF WAsBIEGTON.-A
spirited photograph Of this very fno portrait Las just
been published by tho artist. Mr.. j. W. DODGE Of No.
yl3 Broadway The picture is Of large cabinet size
and painted in light and shade. The features fcn
the celebrated from life taken by HoUDoS heFrenci
sculptor eight years before STuAKTs original portrait
was painted and consequently before the expression Of
tho mouth was somewhat altered by set Of artificial
teeth which WASHINGTON afterward used In other res
speets the hair dress. &C.. STUART has been followed
In Mr. DoDoE's portrait. which claims to be the only
accurate likeness existing, the expression is perfectly
natural ard easy and the general execution sAfland
delicious The photograph, which is Of the same size a.
the original is valuable faithful reproduction OF i'd
beauties and well worthy Of preservation as one Of tia
most exquisite specimens Of Photographic artye offered
to the public Mr.. DODGE has for forty years beer o
very successful painter ivory and executed the mi1'
sures OF CLAY ard JACKSON engraved some years ogo
lie Is now driven from East Tennessee, where he had
lived in retirement for years, by glerrAas, and
now resumes ais pencil at the above address, at the ags
| Of fifty eight
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r., csm,a,,gn in Nsw.uampshire.

a4ei.l Disps,ch to The q. T. h'oune'
CLAkExoxr n. IL. Wednesday Oct. 90, 1864
We have an immense meeting; professions
se coming in from twenty miles around Addresses Of
meat force and power have een delivered by Professor
PATTERSON, Col. HOWE, Dr. DoASE. and Gov GIL
MORE 10 gathering Of seven thousand in the open su
Addresses we're also made In the Town Hall by Col
zowg. and others The Grstite UDIs are echolng the
s&cut Vi LECeE and JoHKsoS
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MASS MEETING OF THE UNION GENERAL coli
AiITTrP

A mass meeting Of the members of the above
Association was he'd at "headquGrters 65 Broad
way last evening at nslfpast o'clock The chair was
occnpied hy A. C. Ellie. esq. who. after few remarks
called on tko Union Gee Club for song: he then in
troduced 10 the meeting
RICHARD BUSTED, esq, who said that party
which wishes that the churches and schoohouses had
been sbni ~ yeau sco. Will meet the destruction IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

thus fourteen Union Congressman arc elected A>y the
kefse reie.
RIcEs majority Of Ell In the Tenth District over sH
isY. FoIIRrs majority Of l.l97 over DELASo In the
Thirteenth District and j. W. WHITES majority OF 81
srer BIxSHAM in the Sixteenth District. will almost
houl doubt be wiped on, by the soldier' vote while
a. ua,orites Of LRBLoED aud FIScK In the Fifth and
yr, lnh Districts respectively viii be materially re-
tuceL as..,- $500. .,.. .,hor ,ho .oI
49, "a u Is counted 0hios delegation to the next Con-
tress will. ssatd; :,
ypionist.s .-...s.s--.---. ~
Copperhea,g....--.--. ------.--'..-''-''
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that party has declared In ts Platform three thinesr
One H. that TO destroy the Rebellion; another
baf We ,aean to make q constitutional amendment
which viii ErcYer prevent the resurrection Of Slavery
into iight
The lseeqng broke up at abcut 10 oeloce, evidently
"a somewhat better understanding 81 MT PHIlilfst
structures OF the administration than lad been at the
outget of bis remarks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

THE MUSICAL CoSvESTToy.-Yesterday was
the last day OF the Methodist Musical Convention and
was chiefly devoted to rehearsal OF the music 10 ts
performed at the given by the associated chos
last night in the Foarths,. Church The conccrt wss
under the direction Of Professor BENJAMIN and nun.
ber Of choruses and anthems were performed. ending
with Handeis HaleluJoh. Ca Friday there VIII be
Sabbath School Concert at the Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Special Committee GA Eetrenchn,ent and
Ecf0YEn.
CHlsBRR cy fgr BOARD OF ALDERsrr,)
WEDNESDAY, October 20. :

fHksHHR rT fHf hOtfD " ALDEbhFFfT
WEDNESDAY. October 70.
OFFICIAL 4ooL2oS' ?. N
Tn necal Committee Ro,rcnchreu and Reform Of hf
Board Of Aldermen ne, his day pursuant to tue ioo"n
rvhli-aed notice. ALL foT tie purpose therein stated
CORPgR ATOM NDTICF.-ihe Special Conimitst
Of lie Board Of Aldermen RstTenchuens aud hs
pracr Ia The Department Of the Cry inspector incina
t.rcaarys conBun cation ffom the Mayor, 'ranAirit
eeItsp aad.yfs nede by PERSONS who claim TO have PAD
,noly cr othrr valuable Considerations, for the purpose
obnir snhur mate positions B the said Department VIZ
,r h. he Climber Of tine Board Of AGren, N the Ga
i,I on We,iu. sday next The 10Th Inst At ocock "a
Tor m purpose Investigating the charges contained IN sna
Ill vis Ills Honor tha Mayor AID all o,hsr psEsous
in the question respectfully requested 70 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
UNION MEETING IN roURTH-sr.

A very spirited meeting was held last evening
by the Fourth Ward LTooLs and JoBNsoS Campaign
Clnb. Addresses were made by J. 7. NoYEs sIScb'ih
ToucRY and Or. sNoDGRAss; singing by COOKS Giee
Club very large Gtlendtnee made II one OF tne 'o
entfusastic meetings held for many years IN the Ola
Fngrtb She will prove herself alive On election day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Yron,e Voc Cor Censrcssmcn.

Fr1m The Cincinnati tfzettei Uct- p: :,
We have received the official vote Tor oinelaI
u.lorties from nearly all the counties in the State on
e home vo at Che recent election, which is here APP
ysndsd Where the vote or majority is not ofhoiaL We
Asye Earked It est. for estimated.
FIRsr DISTRICT.
Ill .l..lll j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

The City Court viii remain open nom g.
each fay until Saturday next, The 2eth inst
for the purpose OF issuing naturalization papers Ihns
far 40 persons have been naturalzed' OF Wmeh -
were granted OF tie ticket Of the Chairman oi Ids
Regular Democratic Committee " Kings County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

CoScERr.-To.night (Thnrsdoy) at Niblo's
Saloon, NJ O'NnnL vii give concert The bills m
nounco that Mrs ONIILL has received the most dis
t!nepislel oncoriuuis as a vocalist in ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

1Oldl. -. ..-----s
GaIfe!d's majority, 10, Ot2.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-28
An Act laying a tax on the County of
Caledouia.

An Act laying a tax on the County of
ar Caledonia.
1t is hereby enacted.&c; ....I.. .f
Sec. |. There is hereby assessed tax
of one cent on the dollar on the list of
polls and rateable estate in tho several
towns in the county of Caledonia for the
year 1864. for the purpose of meeting the
deficiency in the Treasury Of said county.
Sec 2. Thc treasurer of said county
is hereby directed on or before the first
day Of Jan. 1865. to issue warrants to
the FIRST eonstables Of the several towns
in the county Of Caledonia for the COL
lection of said tax, in the same manner
as by law state taxes arc required to be
collected. a i5 58a
Sec. 8. The selcctmen Of the several
towns IN said county shall make out and
deliver to the first coustables of their re.
spective towns in the mouth Of Jan. 1865,
. TAX bill for the collection Of State tax