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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

LEGAL NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER LIMPACH,
against
THEODORE LIMpACH.

Court Of Common Pleas, Seneca Co. O..
Tie said Theodore Limpach " i'll take
notice, that on the 3lst day OF December
A. ID. 1863, Christopher Limpach filed in
tho ofiico of the Clerk of said Court n
petition setting r h in substa &c that on
the 18th day Of August A. D.SlS50, one
John Limpach; the father of said parties
conveyed TO the said Theodore L'mpach,
39ts acres of land off the South end OF
the West half of the Northwest quarter
of Section 80, Township /, North Range
Il st, in said Seneca County. In con-
siderHtion whereof, the said Theodore
Lmpach agreed, among other things, to
pay to the said Christopher Lmpach,
$ 100 by the LIST day Of January A. d..
1860, add that said money remains wholly
unpaid, and asking that the said sum
of 500 with Occraing interest, may be
declared subsisting and p iJr lien upon
said land, that the same may be sold aud
SO much ofihe proceeds as may be neces.
sary; after paying costs, he applied to tho
payment of said sum and interest.
Unless he answer to said petition by
the Goth day of March A. ID. 1864, de-
cree will be rendered as prayed for in
said petition.
J.K. HORD,
Atty. for Plaintiff
January Ia, 1864. l5-6t-S7,40.
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department. has thus FAR resulted IN q
complete failvre or fzzlc.
An empty wagon train Of Col. Tho
burns returning from Petersburg, was
captured by portion Of the cnemy's
forces. With this exception they have
not, thus Tar, been able to inllict upon us
any injury. Many Jescrtcrs arc coming
in, aud our cavtlry orc picking up many
strngplcrs. The railrond l., safe, and
trains are running regularly. The
weather is cold and the snow several
inches deep. Signcd
B. r. KELLY, Brig. Gen.
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Dispatch mo,n General K,lly

CUMBERLAND, Mn, JAN, 5,
A dispatch just received from Colonel
Thoburn, commanding ut Petersburg,
informs me that the rebel force threat
ening for several days pas, has relrtatcd
toward the Shenandoah Valley. The
foree was formidable one, consisI-
ing of three brigades--Lee's Walkers
aud Rossers--all under command OF
General Ftzhugh Lee.
Deserters report that II was the inten-
ton OF Lee to capture the garrison at
Petersburg, take New Creek aud Cum
berland, destroy our stores, break the
railroad by burning the bridges, &c.
am happy to inform you that the
great raid undertaken by Gen. Early, in
retaliation for onr late movement IN this
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NoTIcE is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Tifiu and 0ocola Plank Road Company will
he held at the American House, in Melmere
on Monday the lst day OF February, 1864
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud
p. NJ. foI the election Of Ave Directors fvr
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting.
By order Of t L4',e4f
ISAAC ARNOLD, Pres,
IA. BusxinK, Seey.
January 7, 1861. HIT.
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scnccn co. AgricnIlurnI society

The Annual Nee ting Of said Society,
will be held at the Court House in Tifiin
on, SATURDAY JANUARY 30th 1864,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All
members Of, aud persons interested in
the welfare of tho Society, are earnestly
solicited to be present, to assist in the
selection Of Officers for the ensuing year,
and in the transaction Of such other bu-
sincss us may then be brought before
the meeting.
BY order of the President.
J. II. PITTENGEK, Sec'y.
January l4th, 1864. Io-3t.
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Notice.
ANDREW PEARAsoLL,
JOHN MOTT,

JVTfN ND ,
Before ]. s. Smith, Justice Of the Peace
of Scipio Township, Seneca Co., o.
The said John Mott defendant will take
notice, that on the oath day OF December
A. ID. 1868, Andrew Pearasoll sued out
from before the said Justice Of the Peace,
a writ of attachment, against him, for the
sum Of S22,75. The summons and order
of attachment, was made returnable on
the I'd day of January A. d. 1864, at
which time said action was adjourned tv
the 18th day of February, A. d. 1864, al
10 o'clock A. NJ, for hearing.
ANDREW PEARASOLL,
Plaintiff.
January IL, 1864. l5-3t.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
WILLIAM II. POWELL,
vs.
THOS. HUGHES,
T HVDs ITO UFE LDf
and others, Defendant

and others, Defendant.
In Seneca Common Pleas. said JULIET
WELLS and WELLS her busbanT
whose place Of residence is unknown. win
take notice that on the 7th day Of December
1863, said Thos. Hughes, fled q cross Pc
htion in above cause agninst them and 9th
ers, in the Clerks Office Of Seneca County
Common Pleas. whereon in substance he
says, that he is the owner Of North hnlfof
the East part Of the West half Of the North
East quarter Of Section No. Is. in Township
Nc. 3, North Of Range fourteen East, in
Seneca County, Ohio, and in the full and
complete possession thereof. TINT saic De-
fendant claim some interest therein aud that
the claim which said Defendant make upon
said real estate casts cloud upon his title
aud asks that he may be Quilted in his title
thereto, that such petition must be answer
ed by the 18th day Of February A. ID. 1861
or decree will be rendered accordingly.
LEE 4 BREWER,
Atty's. for Defendant.
December 10, 1863 I0--6t.-S6 90. III
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How FREEDoN PRoGRGssEs,--At the
late Free State Convention, held in New
Orleans, a delegation of colored men
was admitted to seats, while proceedings
were opened with prayer by colored
minister,
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WILLIAM II. POWELL,
JACOB r. lSENHART,

anu OUntfst DeIeuuunt5.
In Seneca Common Pleas, said JULIET
WELLS and - WELLS her busba nd ,.
whose place Of residence is unknown, will
take notice that On the 30th day Of Novem.
her, A. ID. lsG3, said Defendant Isenhart
filed his answer and cross petition In tho
above entitled cause, againt them and 9TH
ers in the Clerks Office at the Court of Com.
mon Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio, wherein
in substanc. he says, that he is the owner
of and the full and C mplete possession OF
/ real estate bounded and described, as.
follows. to.wit:
The South half Of the East part Ct the
West half Of North West quarter OF Section,
No 10, in Township No. 3, North Rangs
fourteen East, in Seneca County, Ohio, that
said Deiendan; claim some interest therein.
and th It ih- came eists q cloud upon his
title, and asks that he may be Quilted in bis
title thereto. that such answer and cross PEE
iition must he answered On or before tho
lOth day of February, 1861 or Judgment wilk
be rendered thereon nccnrdingly.
LEE & BREWER,
Atty's. for Defendant
Dec mber 10, 1863. I)--Gt $3.50.
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eTTHE New York 7riJuns, Of Tues
day, suys;
General J.. n, Spinola, now on re-
eruiting service in this city and Brook
lyn, informs us that he has enlisted H.
900 good men within the last forty worS,
ing dOys-ll5 of them yesterday"
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NOTICE.
To the Creditors Of the Estate Of
IEANDER STEM deoeaaed.

To the Creditors Of the Estate Of
LEANDER STEM deceased.
The Subscribers have been appointed by
the Probate Court Of Seneca County, Ohio,
Commissioners on the estate OF LEANDER
STEM, deceased, represented nsolvment.
The period Of Six Months from the date OF
this notice is allowed creditors to bring in
and prove their claims against said estate.
The Subscribers will attend TO the duties
Of their said appointment, at the Law Office
of. X. Hord and G. J. Keen in the City Of
Tifiin, In said County, on the 30th day Of
January, 27;h day Of February, 26th day Of
March. 30th day Of April, 2Sth day Of May
and the Oath and 25th days OF June A. ID.
1864, at 10 o'elock in the forenoon Of each Of
said days
Dated at Tif6n this 2sth day Of December
A. d. 1863.
J. X. HORDl
@. j. KEEN,} Commissioners.
December 81, 1863. 1876.
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Coral tflatters.
o. Fo,Iet, Esa. the able and "a

o. Fo,Iet, Esq, the able and cfl-
cient President Of the Ssndusky g. Day
ton X. Il. will please except our thanks
for special f.vors. This thoroughfare
under his administration has become one
of the most popular routes to Cincinnati
and the South in this section Of the
country. The s. g. ID. X. r. at the
present time is well managed and doing
a thriving business. The Conductors on
the passenger trains are obliging and
kind to their passengers, and no efforts
are spared to make them comfortable OIL
their journey.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

CITIZENS residing in the eastern part
of Idaho Territory are making an efi'or,
to have the territory divided, owing tu
the difficulty Of communications between
two parts of il. Some of the members OF
the Territorial Legislature have to travel
a thousand miles to reach the Territori-
al Capital.
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ViSpIcArED.-R Rumor says the state
ments Of the GenerNl-in- chief in his re-
cent report, are con.radicted by facts of
official dispatches contained in the report
of General Burnside, and the public will
be satisfied that the statements made
before the committee on the Conduct Of
the War win afford sufficient vindicution
of General Durnsidc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

STATE orFIcERs SALARIEs.--Mr. Bah
cock, Of Cuyahoga, member of the Ohio
Legislature introduced bill on tho 9Th
to increase the salaries of State Officers;
Governor, $4,000 Treasurer Of State,
s $500. Read first time.
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Administrator,s Notice.

The undersigned has this day
been appointed Administrator with the will
annexed, upon the Estate OF Hamilton Nc
Collister, late Of Seneca County, Ohio, de-
ceased.
I.,r.rv II 1864. i5--4t.
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0TThc confidence man, Henry Nor
rison, had been arrested in Memphis and
put in the Military Prison. Papers We're
found in his possession which will cause
him 10 remain there some time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

OF If any OF our readers have occa-
sion to use glue in solution, thoy can
have it always ready for use by dissolv-
ing some common glue in whisky. II
should be kept in tightly-corked bottle.
In cold weather il msy be necessary to
hold the bottle to FIRE for few mo.
mcnts before using. In warm weather
Il will remain in soft state.
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The Pcnnn. Central IL. r.

y wv Ethhhs NfhttHt tts ~
We invite the attention of those roing
East TO the advertisement in to-day's pa
per Of the Ptnna. Central Y. r. This
road has a double track from Pitisburg
to Philadelphia Of $50 miles, and lis
connections with the Northwest and
Sour b.west are decidedly in It's favor,
which is certainly worthy the attention
of the travelling public. There is four
daily through trains TO Philadel ?hia,
which CRADLES passengers arriving in
Pittslurg TO make close connections.
Lately there has been placed upon this
road new and elegant passenger cars for
day or night service, for the convenience
and comfort Of lheir passengers. They
employ none but experienced Engineers,
and safe and reliable Conductors
Much credit is due to ENocn LEWIS, Esq.
the General Superintendent, for tho good
management and popularity ofthis great
Enstoln tborpughfore. We Know OF no
road in the United States that is better
conducted and deserves more extensive
patronage than the Penno. c. r. r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-14

Hon, JoHS ID, CATION, Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of Illinois, bus re-
signed his seat on the bench, and Gov.
ernOr Yates has appointed Corydon
Bcckwilh Of Chicago, to fill the vacancy,
Judge Walker will assume the position
of Chief Justice.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The sudden death OF
the Hon. CALEB b. SMITH, late Secretary
of the Interior, and, at the time of his
deceese, Judge Of the United States Dis
trict Court Of Indiana, viii excite a feel
ing ofpOinful surprise throughout the
country. He was until recently in ro-
bust heallh.
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or TuK State OF Vernon, has raised
her tull quota, with a. surplus Of a7o-
besides the 70 enlistments OF veterans
10 the field, Good for the Green Noun.
tain boys
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THE OFFICIAL VoTE.--Thc vote cast
at the last election, was counted at Col
umbus on the 9th inst. The official fig
ures are: For Governor-Drough, 1885,.
sOs /; Val. ls3,s24 giving one hun
dred and one thousand, eight hundred and
t,centyJour majority for Trough. Aud.
itor of Statc--Jamcs II. Goldman. 2S4,-
900; William Hubbdrd, 1888 ,310.--
Treasurer Of State--G. Volncy Dorsey,
2s4,976 Horace S. Knapp, 1890
Lieutenant Goycrnor--Charlcs Andcr-
son, 2S5,474, George Z. Pugh, 1877.
737.
OIT News from Charleston by the ar
rival of the Arogo states that, during the
recent gale, the greater part If not all the
Rebel distractions in the hOrbor were
believed to have been swept away. And
It is supposed, from the heavy amount of
timber which came down with the tide,
that the entrance to the hnrbor is now
clear, or nearly 50. This fortunate cir =
cumstance would seem to afford an ex-
cellent opportunity to make dash with
our iron. clnds, and We may reasonably
look for good news in consequence.
OF A lady in Richmond, writing to
her friends in Baltimore, says that the
gaycties of society in that city consist
chiefly Of what are called starvation par
ties, at which people meet in ca ch others
houses, ond have music and dancing, but
nothing 10 eat or drink. The fair writer
attends these parties twice week, and
she AYERS that they have great deal OF
fun, but no supper. She speaks Of meet
ing gentleman from England, whose
name was Coffee, at a starvation party,
and every time his mme was pronounc-
cd it made her mouth water.
OF A prominent Peace Democrat of
Carlinsvillc, III. offers TO be $4,000 that
President Lincoln will be reelected,
carrying all the northern and several of
the southern states by larger mojoritics
than they have been carried since the
days of the early Presidents. He says
that he shall not vote for Lincoln, but
want to bet to win.
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On the 9th day of February
A. D. 1864, on the premises,

n
offer for sale to the highest bidder. 10 Lot
numbered Eightv.two (e2l in the village Of
Fostoria in said County, subject to the Dove :.
being life estat oil Harriet Hooper as.
signed therein, and free from any other
lien or incumbrance = r~ ~ Tr
Also; In.Lot numbered Eighty.seven (s7)
in the village Of Fosioria in said County,
free from dover or other incumbrance, and.
both upon the following terms oipsyment-
one. third Of the purchase money 10 be paid
In cash on day Of Sale, and the balance in
two equal annual install ments. Deferred pay
ments to bear interest from day OF Sails, and
to be secured by Mortgage on the premises
sold.
DAVID HAYS,
A lministrator on the Estate Of SAxuiL F Z.
HoorKR. deceased. HssaNEGs
J. X. HoRp, ATTY.
January Z, 1864. l4-4t-t5,5c.
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In pursuance to order Of the
Pr bate Court in and for the County OF
Seneca and State Of Ohio, / will,
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LETTER LIST.

Atty. for Plaintiff.
January Ia, 1864. l5-6t.-S7,40.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

nbt1 o. Io' D''Siu"H
December 10, 1863. I0--6t.-SG On
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-19

Lines Wrltten on the Death Df johnnie
Little, at the request Of hts bereaved
Mother.
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Pleasant Township
Seminary.

TEIIE above Seminary, united with the IIygenic-
I Home Cure, is an Institution Of learning thoi
presents to all, but especially to lEyRds, the
opportunity Of securing o thorough Educaton, and
OF improving their physical powers At the same time,
and f0rless money than treatment alone would cost
them ~ any other water Cure
For particulars, send for 3 circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant township
Seminary viii commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
o. J. A. D. 1861 and consist Of 40 weeks divided into
Three Ses sions, as follows:
Summer Session from March the 2sth to June 18th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition ST.. Vacation 10 weeks.
Fall Session. from August 2sth November the 18Th
1854. Twelve weeks tuition So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 2lst, 1851 TO March
the 10th. 1896 Sixteen weeks tuition 49,
Tuition must be paid in advance, Secured by note
and no reduction viii be made account Of absence
gf~ Boarding, consisting Of farinaceous food fruit
and vegetables will be furnished b. the Principals at
22 per week.
Iss5-I have also purchased Piano, and secured the
services Of Professor C. SCHNEIDER 70 give instruction
On the Piano aud other instruments Of music, res
sonable terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEENAN. Principal,
MICHAEL KEAGY, Assistant.
March 10, lsGl-Iy5O
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FOR SALE BY

RushyIlle: Abbott 4 Son: CqearpoTt; p Hane, PleS
Hntvillc; G. T. Hamlin. Oakland; Hyman6 Curtis,
pckerington; neery & McCandlish, Bremen; Slnder-
man Khs'lf, Amanda; L. L. BTattin, New Salem;
Joseph RAIDER Millersport; II. b, Harner BASIL and
by druggists and merchants generally ,hrolghout the
United states and Canada.
Dec II, Is63-30
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Notice.

DIETER Williams, Francis Williams, George How
u ser and Jonathan Howser, presidents Of the
State OF Ohio, will take notice that Philip Howser,
Frederick Howser, Henry Neff and Rebecca Neff, his
wife, PeterApt and Leah Apth his wife, Rufus T. Rowe
and Barbara II. Rowe his wife, Levi Howser, Harvey
H. Darby and Cordelia Darby his wife, Samuel Sny-
der and Mary Snyder his wife, and Christian Berg
man and LOUISA Bergman his wife, did on the 27th
day Of April, A. D. lSe4 file their petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county OF Fair
field and State of Ohio, against George Howser Jona
than Howser, Cordela Williams, John Quincy Will
liams, Peter Williams, Margaret Williams, Francis
Williams, Della Howser, Eleanor Howser, Theodore
g. Howser and Nancy NJ. Howser, demanding parti-
ton Of the following lands and tenements situate in
the county of Fairfield and State Of Ohio to-wit:-
The Northwest quarter dissection 2l. Township lG,
Range 2O and also part ofhe South West quarter OF
same Section commencing at the Northwest conner OF
said South West quarter; thence East with the North
boundary line Of said quarter 40.0l chains to the
North East Of said quarter thence South $50
chains; thence West parallel with the North bounda-
line ofsad quarter Section 40 0l chains to the West
boundary line Of said quarter; thence North 80
CHAINS to the place Of beginning estimated to contain
ten acres; and the two tracts together being estimated
at I72 66l00 acres be the more or less and the
said Peter Williams, Francis Williams, George How
ser and Jonathan HOwser are hereby notified that
they required to appear and answer said petition
on before the third Saturday after the second day
| of June A. ID. 1864
HUNTER DAUGHERTY
| April 2S, 1ssi-Gwpfs7. Attys Plaintiffs
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MRS, MAJOR EBRIeHT: @@sa agef
ena ..l1 I have the unalloyed
satisfaction to say that your husband
came out of the heavy engagement of
the 9Th and 9th of May unharmed.--
His horse was killed under him. He
led in person the first bayonet charge,
I. The following membersof Company
L were killed. Jesse Stith, VIM; Par
lido and John STRAY. 0at ef n off,
GERS there areat present but five left
the'remainder being killed, wounded
or missing. It is impossible to give
the list complete. Lieut.. Watson is
missing. The killed, wounded and
missing Of the Regiment amodnt to
2S2, but we hope that Of the missing
many will yet return.
The Regiment fought as only brave
men will Sfght--nobly. Its praise is
spoken by all; your husband winning
himself an enviablereputation. Z
Although the enemy temporarily
gained ground they were triumphantly
driven back in the evening.
Some Of these facts it would be well
to publish for the sake of those having
an interest in the Regiment. Please
do 80. saw the Col. to-day. He is
in good health. Iwrite in great haste
Yours, truly, JSYKES ELY,
Surgeon, l26th, o. v. J.
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LANCASTER MARKET.
OBITUAR4

! r OBITuARY! is 81 n
DfED.-On the 18th Of May, 1854
alter q painful illness Of eight days
HENAY MoCLEEhY, aged II years, 8
months and Ave days. !, Cs.,
He was in the vigor Of early man
hood, with. every, indication Of q long
life before him, and yet was suddenly
cut down by disease. 'tIn The midst Of
life we are in death" .'fh such an
hour as " think not the Son Of Man
Cometh.p III
On Monday afternoon, April 25th,
1864, at Newark, Ohio, IouIsA, ,daugh.
ter of William and Matilda Pearse,
aged 3 years and 2 months,
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WAR EPIGRAM.
BIZ r. Z. H. LEvERINe.

"Glory to God in the highest" and in
the lowest parts Of Old Virginia'
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From the lasth Regiment.

.att.l. In CkMP SoUTH OF THE RAPlDAE, [
Moy 9Th, 1854. !
MRS. MAJOR EBRIaHT: @etsa,,,
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O bloody Mars. thou God of War,
We raise to Thee our fetSent pray'fi
"GRANT~ our Potomac army the skill
The enemy to rout and kill
4uGRANTl Central Lee, gen'rnl scamp,
TN scnfal hell on backward tfatnp
.rTl "GRANrrusk GRANT Of southern land
with richmond as our battle stand; +
"GRANT" us glorious yctoryi
- sTts s'GRAN ANf'Aed, as we Fiainly seei
LlNcAsrER, ohio. .wF'
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THE DRAFT IN FAIRFIED COUNTY
The draft in this District came off OF

THE DRAFT IN FAIRFIELD COUNTh'
The draft in this District came off on
last Thnrsday. Onlysixteen men were
drafted in Fairfield County, which is
good showing for this stronghold Of
"sedition, privy conspiracy and rebel
lion" The fear of being drafted had
wholesome effect on the Copperheads,
and they contributed, for once, to the
supportofthe Governmeatagainst their
rebcllious friends. We are better of
than Ross county which needed 1S6
men to fill her quota, Below are the
names Of the persons drafted: Nv
qoo ~. AMANDA TOWNSHIP. u
John X. White, John P. Shoff,
Charles Slidee, Z, Jonathan Cole.
% CLEARcREEK TOWNSHIP.
George Upp, W. P. Slime,
H. Bum, - 4, z, J. J, Huffman,
All, Roberts, Levi Lutz,
Adam Fasnangh, Lewis Stelle, :.
Sam'l Shellenbarger, Michael Dilsayer
Harrison Fasnaugh, John Balldaser.
i .sa s