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4 GNES HATHAWAY and Adam C. Hatha-
y way, her husband. viii take notice that
on lie Sth day oi Novenlb Der 1864 Margaret
"aith AID Daniel Path her husband, iied q
petition in the Conrt Of Common Pleas q;
Monroe County, Ohio wherein they demand
partition Of the followirgres, esi ate, situate
IN Meurne County, Ohio 20 wit:
The north halt of the north east quarter
OF section thirteen, township six, and range
si4;and that at The rext term Of said Court
the said Margaret Path and Daniel Path
will apply Ter an order that PARTITION may be
made OF said premises.
MARGARET PAITH,
DANIEL PATH.
November Is, 1864 4-6w.
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Court of Common Pleas-No-
tice IN Partition.

TOHN AILLER and Elizabeth Miller his
j wife. Simeon p. Keene. Benjamin f..
Keene, William Piatt and Pretious Piatt his
vi.e, Jon Keene, Rich'd Keene. Francis eene
John Brown and Martha A. Brown his wife
are hsrohy notified that James Keene, On the
day of October, A.. D. 1864, fled in the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Monroe Cornty.
Ohio his petition against Them in which he
demands partition of the east half of the
north west quarter of section fourteen in
township four OF range five and ten acres off
the south end of the south east quarter OF
the south, west quarter OF section fifteen in.
township four range fve-in said Cornty of
Monroe. Said James Keene says he is the
owner of eight uinths of sa real estate, and
will ask for an orier af partition Of said prem
ises at the next term of said Court,
JAMES KEENE.
October 10, lss4.3sw,
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sss- The time Of many Of our cam pa

sg- The time of many Of our campaign
subscribers expireswith this nunfber we
hope they will renew their subscriptions
Ws-stin adhere to the old price of Sl,50
iu advance. We do not want subscribers
at this price withoat.pre psyment.e Send
slong 81 so FOR a. year or Is cts. for ak
IA ruonths. q . CT
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4oeal snteIligems,
ADYERTEsTNG

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many falling business;
Has preserved many a large businessj
Has crented many new business.
TRY 1T. s8
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MONROE COMMON PLEAS.
Sheliff-s Sale.
Adoniiab Powell,
against
IL. I'll.

john Thomas.
BY virtue of writ Of venditioni eXpon as
to me directed from the Coure OF Common
Pleas of the County Of Monroe in the State OF
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the front door of the courthouse, inths town
OF WOodsfield in said county, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. 81. and O'Clock p NJ.
on
Saturday, the 1oth day of December 1854.
the following described real estate situated
in said cosnty. to wit:
he north half of the north east quarter OF
the south east quarter of section eighteen,
invnship .hree and range four, containing
te enty acres more or less.
GEO. ". CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, Monros County, Ohio.
November 8, lS64-5;,s 3 a.
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ss9r- .Announeements Of maria ges a

ese- Announcements Of marriages and
deaths, con,airiss four lines sr'iesS We
publish free Of charge; and viii be much
obliged to our friends throughout the
.Goua'y. if they .xi,i fcrwsfd them TO US,
OLisaasy potices must be paid for, At the
rate Of five cents per line.
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asg- Tom Walton7 has a very large lot
Of new gfocctiea He has as|s shs larg
estsstock' and he fullest assoriYo ent eyes
ofstsi III Wood field Tie hss Ii addi-
t.op ~ this, a. larso supply OF toys aa.e
nstions Many articles lie sells liHi5
chea?ar than. they have been peiiing for
sohe tine past. ~ .s go
Give Ton cali.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


L'LzRY MCDONALD, susan Chaney, Eliza
II betn Netealf and Elisha Metcaf her bus
band, Nary scott and - Scott her husband,
Sarah Lauver and Solomon Lauver her bus-
hand, Joseph cCollum, Isaac McColum, VIM
Nc Collum, Wis on moColldrn aud Mary Jane
NcCollum heirs at baw of Joseph McDopa d
senior. deceased, and also James Oliver Amos
a purchaser of the share of said Elzey, are
hereby notified that Joseph Mcdonald juuior.
has This day fled bis petition in he Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, in
which he asks PARTITION of the east Balf of
the sonth east quarter of section t1enty-fge,
township four, range i've in said Comfy, as.
one OF the hei;s OF Joseph Mcdonald, senior
Deceased.
said position will he for hearing At the Feb
ruary term Of said court.
ARGuBULD & HUNTER,
.Astorueys for Plaintiff.
NnVef,.bar
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sGr One THOUSAND and seventy nine
votes were cast in tbis county against the
immediate restoration OF thes,Ueioc by
and in favor of an in4efaiie
,ptesecution Of the war for the abolition
of slavery. "
, There is no doubt that another FIVE
hundred thousand draft wili be made soon
ilhere are enough able bodied ,neo in this
1919 TO relieve this country tIeym draft
L they are not hyqecfites they will 70
anto the arinyi ii they are ahsS should
be kicked into It. t4qcifs 80. .st.
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For Sale.

A splendid dark bay blooded mare, Of
decidedly the finest stock that has been
brought 20 this county for some years. =
Tor particulars enquire at This othee.
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Attachment Notice.

At my instanee an order Of attaobmen'
was isauei on tt,e- 7tt day Of cctobs-, 1853
sqaiustt ae goods. rights, credi1s, STOCKS and
effects Of aeotee Foels, Of Salem Foraship
far the sam Of $50 ssotss ihef7re me Justie'
orahe Peace OF said townshp.
ga JACOB T. MORRILL,
. October 1s, 1ss&.--ss.
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@ The Union School eomnsnced in
this place % Monday Of last week, Rev.
T A, Grove, prineaigal. sud s, A Grahap,
Miss Nancy Read and Miss Tirzah Hill
assistants.
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a We invite attention to The adyerr
tisement, fAre the Germans Wong in
" Wanting our Bonds in another column
Of this paper mo / i,
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Sale in Partition.
Peter Diehl,
81 a gainst

against
Joseph Gilmore and others.
DY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Cougt of Common Pleas of the
County of Monroe, in the State ofOals, / will
oher for sale, At public auction, at the front
door OF the Court House, in Woods6eld ia
said County, between the hours of ten O'clock
a. IL. and four o'clock, p. m, on
Saturday, the 3rd day Of Decemsber, 1864
the following described real estate situate in
said county, TO wit:
Tha south west quarter dissection seventeeu
township TWO and range four, containing fort
aores more CT less,
@ G. W. CARRoTHERs,
i Sheriff, ri, c. Q,
Nov. 2, l8s$-5w. $40
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sz~ So farias we haYe learned the elec-
ito" passed 1fs seryiquieily in5all parts OF
the county.
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Fer sale.

"a good second hand cooking stove,
9fst rate baker; inquire at this Office,
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rag- Dan. Nee t is re- Giving a ne v
supply Of tnarbis. He has on hand some
beautiful stones, tablets aud monuments.
Step luonlent s.d examine his work as
you pass bis marble yard.
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WHEN YOU HAVE A GOOD
THING, HOLD IT, HOLD IT.

Col w, ?. Richardson has been elected
Attorney General of the State, and, we
learn, will stiilahold his position Us Cpl-
onel: This is all right; II he sh5uld give
UP either place it would be used to buy
some weak kpeed Democrat
We are further inlvrped that the Colo
mel is about to be made a, Brigadier Cen
eral. 1t is to be regretted, however, that
be cauuot hold the position and receive
the pay OF Colonel aud Brieadier General
during the same true. 1t is said he has
his weather eye peolsj for a few more 1T
tie Offices. Tie should have them. A
m.n of his standing, who will vste for
Lincoln, knowing rs veil as he daes that
i4ineoln's success Is the ruiu of The coan-
Try, should be iipsjd.
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e err. gsa.sss saestlag.

~ - FslfsSF q
The Mass Meeues here on the day
before thc eleetion was s:ein plsfe spccess
IL MAO aot tAe ( sgsst OF, the ~ u hest NC
have ever had, but was fully up to gen
eraf Ex ssetatlJns,, and vas one sot ttls ulost
earnest and enthusiastic etsnheid here Z
Henry Clay Dean, in the epinlnon Of
the meeting, plade the best potiticafep speech
ever sseuvereds in<fhs county, Il has
never bsen orr fortune 70 see q crowd So
delighted With any speech He has a
happy faculty o.embodying 0. his argunentI
in his statement of facts which gives a
graphic iRtsre4i,to every subject he sintro-
duees. Z ~ ssSsSfss fSssK
AAttheEOp8sHease vesld not contain
tie srHssst; dsripg. the day be sPokesagaisI
Ia the evening, when tue House was again
flied A large uambescfthe hasd4omsftt
lad;ssia ysToaa7iela swere present -
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There was some scratehing5 but the

f1eF5 was some scraTehiag, 5ut the
above is the average. The 622ud gave 9
Democratic majority of Is to 4; the l16th
gave an average of 49 Democratic TO 81
abolition The 25th gave % votes, the
77th IS and the s6th 8; all nearly unaui-
mons for the Abclitionists. 1'he remain
der of the votes were scattered amoug
twenty or thirty hospitals and detaeh-
nents.
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"a Bsimoni county gaye col maiori-
= for Mcclellan.
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;5erenassc 20 E.S4sslseat Esla-
Etf33 z H.ksLs


/ sak sa s4zss NfAsuiSeroN, Nov. 8,
h At a late honr Last oig;,t, President
lincoln VAS .sarenadsa by the club Of
= 'eune lvaniaps. KciuG loudly called Tor,
the President appeared At window and
spoke as foiio&s: A' ass oei. 'f'
Friends and Fellow citizens Even.
gbefere | had been informed by you that
this comp pifdiedt was paid me, [ had been
Informed that you were of that portion
yoi ns countryneR who think th4t the
beat interests si' the nation are to bs sub
ssrued by lthe suPpogt Of The present ad-
tuinstreiioa. l. 10 not pretend to say
THAT YOU who think 50, embrace all the
3p&ui,sti Al and loyalty of the country,
bat - believe and trust without per
Fsonal interest, hat the welfare of the
country does require that snch support
aud eudo sernent be given. j earnestly
bo IieYo thai the consequences OF this days
work, if il be ss you assemaand as now
F-eems piobab'e, will be to the lasting al
svantngeg gsif Motto The salvation OK the
country. { cannot at this hQar say what
has been the lesuit of the election. bat
Ashateyer it may be, | have no desire to
modify this opinion that all who have
.iabored to- day in behalf Of the Union or
ganiz4tion, have Wrought for the best in
terests Of their country, aad the world,
not only for the present bnt for all future
ages | am thankfol 10 God for this ap
prosal Of the people, but while deeply
grateful for tlfeftnefk Of their eenGdence
n inefif It7n9Y. my heart, MY gratitude
isfrcc from any tainf Of personal triumph
i do not imphl5hl tie motives, OF any one
.opposedst to y,e, l. is 40 pleasure to me
10 triumph over any one, bat ] owe
thAnkssto. the. Alnieh hty far this evidence
ot the P pc rese !tion 10 stand by
free GOvcrnment snd The rights Of hu-
mauity.
gaA.. Tie Administration refused to lei
Governor Seymour know the location o,
tho New York regiments in The ield, SO
that helcaasE hot eem nisslon the Demo
cratic agents to - aud tad the soldiers
! votes. hIshea hepubhcan Stale Commit
tee xprG furnished With full Hiss. OF tho
brigades any regia,egis,1 apt!
they Fave t!froe h1Ddl'ed agents ~ wort
Fat the, ldprs Yltie.the Democrfts hags
tunIy Succecaed, aiier long delays, IN get
ting Afty OF their eoioj0issicIierB 10 the
regiments.
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Those who hold County Bounty orders
against Monroe County, Ohio, are requested
to present them to he Treasurer of said
County, Cor redemption, on or before the s0th
Of Oct. 1864. After that date no interest
will be paid.
By order Of Commissioners.
NJ H0EFFLER,
Aud. NJ. C. 0.
octaber le, 1864 -3w.
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Soldiers Vote at the sta9e
z EEcce E0HS &

The soldierss vote of this county, at
the October election counts out as fol
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~e.lsr. .sas. "a stesat. 49,

SsaAsr. Ias-4 N. Stosaf. ..s.ra
lpsopr totico Of the msetruga: Barnes
Vile. last week, we Inadvertently os'itted
TO Ms9siea tbs. .name Of = former repre-
sentative Of this county and thorough
gong sDeuocrat Drs Jsmes5 aM Stont.
Wesare~ Informed by those who heardeit
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AAtshegOprtsHease vesld not ceutsip

Eg Atlsr4e M nbsr Of families ars
me-sug iifold1 s5lsq eieinity 70 the West.2s
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Lcga! Notice.

November ls. 1864 6w.
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To whom it may Concern

UGLoDSF 70, 1oO@.-VH'
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Rational Medicine
DIR. THOMAS J. KIsNER,

VIII IN addition to the treatment ofsll Acute Diseases
sevote portion Of bin time 10 the treatment Of all
ne les OF Chronic Diseases upon the Rational sc
Tux svsesm. Such - Dt.eases Of Eye and Ear, Rheu
mAtr and Nervous Dseaaes Spinal AZ ctions, Epflsp
y, Dsea.ee ef the Liver, Stomach, Builder and KID
Club Feet o. Distorted Mmbs, and al Diseases, ooti
Acute and Chronic to which Females are subject
From his long experience in such oases, be feels
ddtnt OF diving entire nud fiction 70 any Who may
sodiinss al. sromos ana ,s,i.tis An oonmunis
.ons strictly confidential. and promptly attended,
Once hours A n. TO p. II.
ono and Residenee on Sdetrsst. nsax Reed raft
-,rug Store, Centre Wheeling. ". Va ...
Yf-d&v-ly.
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PhllAu'A, NEW YUkk d bAlIMUkk.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH IND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
aa. FREIGHTS.
By this route Freghts OF all descrpuonsoan be for
warded and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore, to and from any point the Ran Roads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct
The Pennsy wanna Central Rail Road also connects 1t
Pittsburgh with Steamers By which Goods b for
varded TO any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and q
Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago with Steamer to al
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the Transports
aon Of their Freight to this Company. can rely with
confidence on Us speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rsi
Road, are at all times favorable as are charged BY
othsr Ran Road Companies.
sE-Bs particular to mark packages ''vis Psnn's
Central X. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
TO address either of the following Agents Of ths
company: 49,. .r.,.
b A sTHwART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE co, Transfer agents, Pittsburgh.
II. w BROWN CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
H. c. MELDRUM CO., Madison, indiana.
J. Z. MOORE, Louisville, r entucky. ~.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind. -
R. F. SASS, St, Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO. Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, Q.
J. NJ. LOVE- Maysville KY. -.-
HALL CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. H.a& Z. L LANGLEY, Galiipotis, o.
II. S. PIERCE l. CO., GAINESVILLE, o,
N. II. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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pubIic Sale of Valuable SnOr'
Creek Land.

sss:ss zoe = i esss q on :. credit
pei, LOOT. o .,s;r farm situate ON Short creek N
De county Ohio I'D as q %sss 81 zTes
TnS ia 1 IA .rssL nv war Of the public roao, ana
oo1s.ins four ssss a.. al M
sold y we e snnnosed about three hundred a1ss -
sHs. red ,sss e so1S ~
ana ~ VIZ t6r bed Of the Greek, the ccai ass
Il nom = se,n sa ss sss rass
through .ne sss, fr themselves TO the coal B.
s s,ss1 I.st.rs There good brick dxsin
On The farr, situate on the creek w'n 0' NE y -
menu, xisbins 10 buy, are requested g exam ~
.hs nroperty, ana5D avid snodsrsss' VINO n's' ~ Wv
place, wi ttis deed Sh general warranty vii
m1ss Ha on the psymsntof thsparohAse money
p-fIs55 Ell DAVID SNoDGRASS. .
fwhssns ws.n s asy Of SALE an,
an st. Clairsyille GaAs's' yOf5'EVE novf2
eb .roe thfs once
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C0-Pal tnership Notice,

have chs day associated With me In the Boot and
ehoe ousiuea, Ball, under the A m Of ROBISSoN
BALL, NJ. Ball hayirs had aftaen ve,T, .1n.,I
snee In ths manufacturing Of Boots and Shoes Of ali
oeeFlpoen, wsaIe better able suit ali, We ars d..
termihed MOTTO be uncsrSold by any other house IN
the city. Cone one, CONE all an be convln ed We
WIN continue tae business in al its bran ,hes AZ No
Loo, MAS o. corner Of Market Alley and 1T e. Balls
tofner Placo Of b1rnes on Main stree. abuvs North
creased fsotiss for manufacturr We hons 70 ~ sho
sosuta Az our Old ustomers and al Others who NAV
hvor Us WITH call. Come and be conyincrd 10y
we study 70 please. Sign Of the Big Black Boot
NiSo. ROBINSON RAIL-
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LIVERY BODY u bdus cured Of this distressing
DIR. .sIRloKLANDS PILE .RRMEDY.
Rad ~hat tho1s say Who havs used IL. t
Mr. Charles ". I,ndram, Of Louisville, and Mr.. J
p. Rasarde, CipoAnat o. both we're cured alter using
one pot Of DR.. sti:tl.nds Pils Re- sdy. They say
they have tried everything bat could obtain no relief
but one Pot Of striekand's Pile Rsmedy effected. !
perfect cure aftsr suffering Tor many years with the
worst hind Of Piles They rseemmendsd every one
who u suffering 10 Try Il.
so.d BY all Drusgiss W eents per POI. hanufsstur.
Cd at No. BAIT Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio. AL
ior Dr.. srklcxLANp'srILs REMHpY, ssaeral
Sold BY Leg.a. Lit Z o., wheeling.
Chis- ". Graham,
Fl Jacob Cams Bridgeport, D.
Neh,a McKelvey, B~lairs. .....-
Sold BY N. Mahon 4 Co., Osnbr1dss, pyuegiHs.
Thomas Cumming, Washington.
". z. RoSSers Aorristovn. ts- Ff
o. -. Astcalf, Belmont 800 ...
~. Welsh & o., DruSgist., Bellatr. .
RiehAI dsou 4 Bro, Belair, Front strsst. "
Jacob Altnyr, Bsnwood, West Va .l.I
Myers Hay. Prunt street Bsltair. .
eio-ly-d&vTu&P
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LIVE STOCK.

LII Il STOCK.
Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most ADJ
saeeous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards we'll
Wssered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and It's Connections and svy
attention Is paid ~ their wants. From Harrisburg,
Tere Will be ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered Of the Philadelphia New
gork and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
ne Shortest quickest and direct route for Stock
New York-via Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0cA LEWIS, osnl Superintendent Aitoons,
Pa.
Z. L. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadslphis.
Il. Il. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phila.
dsphia' .- jsnlI.myN
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r u H q "A p g..
LAVE rHIS DAY RBeH1yRD, large I&esk Of
n Fins Pm oaps, also fss. nhnnsd csps, 81
nSvI06 mi lslIp- UAkPRR = Bro
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large room on the ground floor, to which
the beggars had free access during the
whole evening. A quadrille band supplied
music for the company in the ballroom up
stairs, and ''all went merry as marriage
bell" 1t is said to have been ludicrous
sight to witness the company in quadrille
or pairing off in an Irish breakdown" or
plantation jig" Dancing and general
merriment was kept up till nearly four
o'clock in the morning, when the party
separated and returned to their novels and
to their business in different parts of the
city, evidently highly pleased with the hos
pitality of their generous hostess. Every
thing was conducted in the most orderly
manner, only the presence of a solitary po-
liceman having been necessary to keep
things straight
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A Ras.Gatr,erers, IsalI.

The Toronto (Canada) Leader of Thurs
day has the following account of a curious
scene in that city: ugF 4.. rl. =.
The very unusual entertainment of rag
gatherers' ball came off in this city on Mon
day night at which there could not have
been less than three hundred ragmen and
their wives and sweethearts, and other
friends and acquaintances. The entertain
ment was given by Mrs. Ashal, woman
who has made good deal of money by the
rag business. Having just built large
brick shop on Richmond street, little west
of Church street. OH the south side, she de-
termined to entertain her. customers at a
grand ball and supper; and, not being very
particular as to whether the company was
select, she gave a general invitation to all
the beggars and ragmen in the. city and
neighbOrhood. The gentry fell In with
the idea, and freely accepted the invitation.
A sumptuous repast was provided in a
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
f.. zs

ARRANG NGEMENT.-TWO THROUGH
- Express Trains between CLEVELAND AND
NEW YORK. Takes effect July II, 1884.
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B. L. FAHNESTOCK
WORM CONNECTIONS

Are prepared from the active principle of his cele
brated Vermifuge. They are put up in q nice and
palatable FORM to suit the taste of those who cannot
conveniently take the Vermifgge. Children will
Worm destroyer, and may be given TO the most deli
cate child.
Prepared and sold by B; 1. FAHNESTQCK
streets, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
junel5'84-wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-12
TO lHE READERS And FRIENDS
THE OHIO STATESMAN.

WE have considerably enlarged THE DAILY ONO
STATESMAN, and now print It on plain an hand
some new type, and clear white paper.
In Politics. The ONO STATESMAN is,in W warae.s
Peace for the Country for the Constitution and loi
Union Of equal States. with equal privileges, and
with equal and exact Justice to all its citizens. We
srefor the Old Flag, with not Star or Stripe erased
and tho Old Union as far as tits to restore it.
end for the existing Consultation In its spirit letter
nd purpose. ~
Upon the coming events of the year. rest the homes
IF the People and Government. We are in the midst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon wsc.. truer and more patri-
cPolcy than we have seen duripg the present Ad-