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Max. and JEFF:

The Atlanta Confederacy has aletter
from "a distinguished citizen of the South"
now in Europe who ssxults over great
changes Of opinion in the. Old World to
the side OF confederate man-thieves, and
concludes: .gr .....fy. l..
'HI hope the Archduks Maximillau will
20 to Mexico, as.now believed, in March.
| am sangums that good will flow from it.
am quite sure, and doubt rot you will
agree with me. that he, at least, thoroughly
understands the bearings of the American
question, and that his powerful infiuencs
will be properly employed in promoting The
ccusc ,chose succeu can alone secure to him
the Mexican thsvne, You and l, and Ameri
cans, know that fine Contedercy ,secan,ts,
the Mexican snspi, q cannot stand ar months.
Under such circumstances, the United Statei
would never permit the establishment of any
stable Government whether monarchical ol
republican"
This is the way the Rebels all talk in Eu
rons. while their allies and oracles her,
reyile and execrste our Government a
truckline to Louis Napoleon and betrayini
Mexico into the hands Of bis lmperia
puppst. But this Distinguished Southro'
writes that it is notorious that tn
ConfederdcJ sssccanibs, the Mexican Enlpt'
cans.ot stasd si1 n,eaihs." just and true
q traitor aud that is Why every. loyal ma
insists on. lsttisg Mexico and her affair
severely alone while we strain every muscle
70 put down the Salveholders' Rebellion
whsrsnponi(a (as this rebsi truly says) "th
Mexican Empire cannot stand six months
] The road 10 Msxioan Independence an
Mbsrsy Zee right through Tor ' ovs'
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Latest Official Intelligence.

WAsHINaToN, May lO.-To Gen. Dix
Dispatches have been received this evening
from Gen. Grant dated ut l o'clock yestsr.
day. The enemy have made a stand At
Spottsylvania G. II. There had been soma
hard fighting, but no general battle had ta.
ken place there. ...,
The army is represented to be in excel.
lent condition and With ample supplies.
Gems. Robinson and Morris are wounded.
Nor other casualties to general officers arc
reported. ~
General Wright has been placed in com
mand of Sedgwlck's corps.
Gen. Grant did not design to renew the
attack to-day, being engaged in rsplsnish-
ing from tho supply train 80 as to sdvancs
without it.
X. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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: DRAFT !, NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS lSrH DsrRioF Of Ono,
uHRcAsvILLK May 9th, 1884 ,
UNHE DRAFT in all Sub Districts lTownsh PSI Of the
IL Sixssenlh Congressional Disficr Of Ohio whose
quotas have nos been Allied. will be made headqusr-
tsrs commencing at o'clock A NJ, on THURSDAY, ths
ia,h day Of May 1894 and will be csntnaed ieia day
.eioer p NJ until compis,sd. - = AZ. . .'N-Ts
rhe araft will be nsas In he following erder. ist
Belmont eoaaiy 2d, 1fsrrisea eounyl 81 fuscara~al
sub 0asscis Ia The order in which they ere nnabsssd
Rssfas yin bs sss sdsa on thu qoot.s 70 The day %
,hs draIt A. r. READY
Wy ~- Capt 4 Pssvoa Msr,aa ls,h D.t OHIO.
OLlVEH kEYSERs
s,sasbloH pawn Meci.ENA1AN, gs.ssoa.
e'seA ''''i' BolrSof EnroilnsAi, isA bsulsl oAi&
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Aew Adrrrtisemeuts.
PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators, and Guardians have
hled in my Office their accounts and vouchers for settle
ment, 10 witt III
VIM Henderson, one ofihe Ex'rs of Matthew Hen
dersoii deed.
Robert P. Thomas, Admir- Of Chapman Havener de d
Rosanna Todd, Admry OF John Todd, decd
John r. Mooney Guardian OF James D. Fulton.
X w James, Assignee Of Josephus Wsddsll and oi
waddeiI l. Ball
Alfred Davies, Ex'r of Iohn C. Davies. deed.
sarah Rennard, Ex'r Of William Kennard deed.
Asa Garreisou, Admir- OF J.se, ,.h strahl, deed
yehn F. Shepherd, ,Guaraian OF Hnrret A. I.aishley
y, q. Morgan, Guardian Of Thomas AZ Shannon
The Eve hrsl named will be for hearing and settle
Ment on the I'd, and the last hve The 9Th days e
June next DAVID HARRIS, Prebaie Judge.
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0. 5. i0-l0 BONDS.

~ -
| THESE BONDS ar. Issued rndp ibs Ae, Of Con.
sr,.. o, March sh tsel which ,soya., ,h., .l ocd,
issued uud., ,hi. As, .h.Il b. EXEMPT FROM TAX.
ALTON by q, und., any ,.,. q, ,,up.io.i .,,ho,,,y
,,,,,o,. a. 49,. p.,,s. .....~.a a. r,.,,.s
State. note. or ,o,.. Of N.io,.l s,t. h,v s,- To
pE REDERaAsLs IN COIN, q, sbs sae..us. q ,h.
Government 81 any period sor Irs. rm.x rsx NO,
MORE rHAE yos ysar from their dsi. and until ,heir
redemption FIVE PEn CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds ofnos owe, sus han.
dsd dollars annually aud all esr Bopds ssni.
ally TIL. interests payable on he assi ssy Of Mach
And sePie misf In each yesr.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, they psy prefer. Registered Bond. are re.
corded on the books Of the u g. Treastrss and esn be
transferred only on the owners order Coupon Bond.
are payable TO bearer, snd are more convsrient for
commercial usus. -
Subscribers TO this loan will have he option Of hsy
ing their Bosds draw interest from March Let, By psyins
the accrued interest In coinor in Uyted State, note,
or'hs notes Of National banks, adding 6fy per cent
for premum receive them drawing res, from Ii,
date Of subscription and deposit As iAese Bond. are
Exempt frer. Municipal Of State lrex,
their value is increased from one % lr.s per cent per
snufn, according to the a.s Of srfsvies In various
parts Of the county -, .. ..
iAtihe present rate Of premium on soiJ they pay
Over Eight Per Cent, Interest
in currsney and are Of equal eonyeniebee n. perua
nen, or temporary investment
his believed that no securi,ie, Offer "a,
menis 10 lenders as the ysrou, descrn,lou, OF u.
Bonds, I'm ali other form, of iud.b,.d,. TN. o.i,h .,
ability Of private parties OF stock companies or
communities only is pledged for payment, while for the
debts Of the United States the whole properv ef III.
country is holden to secure the psymen, Of both prine
oal and ;n,.r.,, i, ooin 5,n
These Bonds may be sub,cr ribed for m sum. fom a
up to any magnitude on the same terms and are thu,
made equally available 10 III, smallest lender and III.
iarges, capi,uiis They can be convened ir,o NANCY
a, any moment, and the holder will have IN. b.nss, y,
the interest,".
II nay be useful to ,,ae in this eounseon ,b,, III.
total Funded Debt of til. United Stale. on which inter-
est is payable in gold on the Sd day Of March 1894 wa,
600 The in,eres on ,his debt fot tho coming
fiscal year will be s45sa1 iae while the e,oms revs
in gold for the curent hsca year. ending June 3oh
1854 has been far the Of 900 per
snnum
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State OF Ohio, Belmont Co., s..


The Citizens Deposit Hank THE defendants, Johi
OF Wheeling Il r. Miller. George X
vs. Wheat The whseling Ss-
John p. Miller, George x. Wings l. stitusii, and A.
Wheat, The Wheeling sa- c, Mckee, non-residenis 70
wings Instigtoa A. Nc of the state OF Ohio. will
kse, and Christopher take notice that on the iftl
Schiike. day of April, 1854, tie said
plaintiff cd petition in the said Cpur, in substanse
that at the Spring Term ss1 Of The said Coan that tho
plaintiff had recovered Judgment against the said de-
fendlnt John T. Miller. for lhs sum Of s17o g. .nd
the OF suit and that the said judgment IL uHsau..
ted in whole. That the said suit had been commenced
by attachment snd that the properly attached was sub
ject lien, Of - other padies the time Of THO at
tachlnent That lots No ice aad lsl in Waaees add.
lion 10 MAriinsvs sujret TO q dsbt OF nbcst
81 SOC to the Whee ing savMgs lnsliluton secured ~
deed of trust the defendant McKes That tbs no rs
place OF about sixteen subject 10 deo o.
about $1,000 10 the snid saving nsiIio secured ~
. mortgage TO the said George Wheat who u satssy
on tie said mote being lhs Iabs OF tho said Miller.
The prayer s.bsiace is or the sale OF the ausshed
ptepeHy aud & tir dsribu;on nj the rroceeds ef the
al: according 10 the priority Of the SAID liens. ~
Pie said non-resden defendants will spPesf sAsvss
or demur to the said petition the ih day Of Juna nsxi,
or nj will be catered gaiEa them theH deiasA
y,F. chAkLEsWoRfk, Clerk
April u, is5i.sw
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s<rPErERsos FOR JusE.-Ws have re
ceived thu June number of Peterson's Mag
azinc. This number equals any Of its pred.
ecessors in beauty and Interest, and should
be on the table Of every family.
A new volume commences with the July
number, and tee present will be an excel
lent tip,e to subscribe. Terms, $500 per
year.. Charles j. Peterson, Philadelphia.
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ETTHR AMERICAN CONFLICT: By
Horace G GREELEY-On formehoccasion ws
noticed this great work Of Horace Greeley.
but w have recently received about $50
pages, advance or specimen sheets, show
ing the style and character Of the work, and
after an examination and pcrusal Of them we
are more than ever convinced that this work
should be 10 the hands Of every intelligent
reader. This work is not merely history
of the great events that have occurred since
the commencement of the Rebellion; sim
pie recital of its marches, ,skirmishss and
battles, but the author, who is thoroughly
qualified for the work, enters into a history
Of causes that have been constantly al
work, and after years Of development have
finally produced the result. He gives . clear
aad full account Of the efforts Of the slave
intersst Of the country to increase the pow
VI sad extend the area of human slavery,
and how under the influence ofthis con
stantly spplisd effort, the fres'soil and anti
slavery .seutiasnt Of the country has been
surely Developed, uAtil that slave interest
fearing the loss ofpower to control the leg
iaIstian ofths esuntryfor the further dsvsl
opmsut and sxtsnsioa of human slavery
pssslysd TO destroy . country they could NJ
Isassr rule. ,.;a.. ,,s.,s.& "a
This work is peculiarly valuable becaus
OF its more exhaustive exhibit ofths lon
train Of causes which impeiled 10 this blood
collision. !. gtlg', y.
The work viii be issued IN two lars
doublscolumn octave volumes Of 600 page
each, sbundantly illustrated. Vol wa
20 b. published about the lst Of Nay an
Wan ecntaip seventy Portraits on Steel. b
sides other illustrations Of much interest. :
Among the Portraits ofVoL ! will b foun
- Executive oficsrs Of the U. 8. Cover
msaL IL Union Generals. ~ Oonfsders'
0.uerals, 10 Union Navy officers. u EN-
r ns.t oppoasats of the slave power, and
Confedsrste Chisftains, &c So 4, Y
Vel IA siIl be Published Is sooa g pra
tiosbls sflss TIE Close Of the WM. ~ ..
.,ssa,o o. d. Case & Go. Publishers.
Hartford, Conn
N. ". Brown. Cleveland O., Gsasr
Agent Tor Ohio. =, n.
I.ssrS Wsodrsas, Agent f"' Bel Co.
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IT is said that the Catheral in Mexico
is the largest building in America, it being
Ave hundred feet long, four hundred feet
wide and seating thirty thousand persons.
One picture hanging on its walls is so
'ornamented with pearls tbat it is said to be
worth$24, 900, 600, and the most extravagant
magni6cence is displayed throughout the
establishment.
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.fa,,, issistrafor,s ,ySfire.

NOTICE il hefeby givrn lihni at me frspote Coz"
IN for Belnohi eoaaiy, uhie, The adereEees was ~
Joshua T. Braadeabufs dee<as>d ia;s 81 rrsd cena,y
AL those inds sbed said estas ara fSqF<',d % msAs
inisns sdiale payment and those having claims eke.
l~-ff"'A w - MILITANT ,ivitpikMs Ad'sS
April q, iss< sfi q bsFess 81 ssa t--91f
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~H Hon. j. C. JAMIsoN has furnish
ed US with cory Of the tenth Annual Re-
port of the Commissioner of Common
Schools, and Report Of the Board of Pub.
lie Works, for which we are under oblisa-
tions to him.
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Local Matters.
UNION Co. CONVENTION.
TIE UsIor VorERs Of Belmont County
are requested TO meet in Convention, stthe
Court House, st. Clairsville,
On SATURDAY. MAY Id. 1884.

for the purpose Of appointing ten Delegates
to represent Belmont County ia the Union
State Convention, called to meet in the City
of Columbus on the 18th Of May next.
The Union County Committees for the
various counties composing the XVlth Con-
gressional, District have agreed that the del
egatss from the said District in the State
Convention shall appoint two Delegates and
two Alternates to represent the XVIth
District in the National Union Convention.
By order of the Union Co. Central Com,
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WASHINGTON, May l0--The Star says:
A messenger got in last night from the ar
my, who left Spottsylvania yesterday and
came on horseback to Acquia Greek, and
then came here on gunboat.
At u o'clock the fight was going on at
Spottsylvania G. Fl. We held the place at
that hour, and Lee gave evidence OF being
weakened and falling back.
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Administrators A Sale of
.m Real Estate.

pursuance OF order granted by fi Probate Couri
of he mont county, Ohio, will otter for sale al public
auction, oil the ilth day Of June. 1s64 between 10
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock NJ Of said day. upon the
premises, the following described real eseie situate in
The county OF Belmont and Stale Of Ohio, 70 wit:
7. Township and Range T. Beginning gi a atone al
the South corner OF said quarie running Kss % pole
thence N e0 polesj thence E. ~ poles; thence g. 100
poles to the place Of beginning; conaising 2s acres
Second Tract. Being n pan Of the N. Hvq1srer OF
Sec. ~, Township and Range 8, of Bslmoni county,
Ohio, bounded follows: beginning aifhe N corner
o: said -sc,on, running W With he ToHnshlp line %
poles; thence 90 poles. TO the piaea f Beginning
containing So acres, roods aud 20 poles, .-..N
Third Tract described follows: Being psrt Of the
N, w. quarter OF sec. 8, Township g, sud Range O.
county aud State Aforesaid beginning Tor the same al
the N. w. ,orner OF said seco thence s. 100 poles
line; thence w with said Secs line so peles, 10 the
place OF beginning; containing so acres,
Fourth Tract. Being a part Of che ,S'W, quarter oil
Sec /. Township and Range o. Belmont 'sopnty Ohio
Beginning st the g. W. corner post and cunning N. sc
poles thence 8. "a deg. $50 poles themee b. III
poles; thence w. with Township line Del ps lesi CON
tanning - rood and ~ poles. -. NJ 3-' -
Appraised ct - $50. l D ~ aI1s.N.. lf {
% Also one lot IN The town Of Nit Olivst Belmont eoun
IT, Ohio and known Lot No e5. fApPseised At $40.
Ssbject to the dover estate of Ellen Moore, widow
William Moore, deed. The second Tract above de
scrbsd (conlainng SO acres, roods ann 20 yerches il
assigned to said widow as her dower estate ifyhH
n TERMS OF SALE; One.thrd in hand; ont -hird il
one year; and onehird in TWO years from April Isl
sale. Deferred payments to be secured by morgsge oI
-, .,-,.,,,-. Admir- OF Wm.;Moore, decd.
.
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.aA.nfntsfr0fO,,s ,NOttce,

NTOTICE 10 hereby given that ut the Probate Court Ter
IN Belmop, coaniy, Ohio, !hs oi,dersignsd was ap.
poaled and aurhed as Adminstfaief 81 the ssiae Of
b L Hull, deed, laie OF said County. ',i.r
All those indebted 70 said estate are reqlestsdto TO make
iuamedIs,e psyment; and those having claims sgaInsi
ssM estate are notified 10 present thsm es ssrlemsni
"'niA '"' : - WY GEonoE KEELINE, Admir-
May i2, lesS go y. 'f W. isser 4
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Gen. Dreade's Address 10 the Sol
diers.
Before leaving camp Gen. Mesds issued
the following address to the Army:
HsIpovAsrss trxy o. ,rtrr Pcrox.e,
Wednesday, May =, lea
SOLDIERS: Again yeu are called upon to
advance on the enemies Of your county
The time and the occasion are deemed .op-
portuns BY your Commanding General to
address sou few words Of confidsncs and
caution. You have been reorganised,
strengthened and fully eqiipped 10 every rs.
spect. You form part Of the several sr.
mics Of your countryside whole under the
direction Of an able and distinguished Gen.
eral, who enjoys the confidence Of the Gov
ernmsnt, the people and the army. Your
movement being ia cooperation with 9TH
ers, IL il OF the utn,ost importance that
no effort should be left unsparsd to make it
successful.
Soldiers, the eyes Of the whole country
are looking with anxious hope to the blow
you are about to strike in the most sacred
cause that ever called men to arms. Re.
member your homes, your wives and chill
dren, and bear in mind that the sooner your
enemies are overcome the sooner you will be
returned to enjoy the benefits and blessings
ofpesce. Bear with patience the hard
ships and sacrifices you will be called upon
to endure. Have confidence in your off.
GERS and in each other. Keep your ranks
on the march and on the battlefield, and let
each man earnestly implore Gods blessing,
and endeavor by his thoughts and actions to
render himself worthy Of the favor he seeks.
With clear consciences and strong arms,
-sctuated by hiph sense Of duty, fighting
TO preserve the Government and the ipsti
tlitions handed down to. US by our foreiath-
ers, II true to ourselves victory, under God $
blessing, mast and will attend our efforts.
GEo. G.. MEADE, Msj Sen. Comdg
Official: -, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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To the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-Rumors from
Nashville say that Johnston has retrsated
from Dalton to Atlanta. Sherman's forces
have passed Tunnel Hill without opposition,
and are outhanking the rebels at Buzzard' 8
R1ost. .
WASHINGTON, May S.-Reports from
Chattanooga. dated five O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, say that Gen. Sherman was at
Tunnel Hill. The enemy are at Buzzsrd' 5
Roost Gap.
Gen. Mcpherson was operating against
through Vilana and Rssaca.
Tribune spsciat
WASHINGTON, May S.-News has reach
cd the Government that Sherman 10 fight
ing his way through Tunnel Hill successful
ly, and pressing upon Dalton. The enemy
is falling back leaving his dead and wound
ed in our hands.
WASHINGTON, May lO.--To Gen. Dix.
A dispatch from Gen Sherman received
at midnight, states that we are fighting for
possession OF Rocky Face Ridge, and that
Mcpherson took possession Of Snake Greek
Gap, and was seven miles from Ressss this
morning. On Saturday the rebels were
driven from Tunnel Hill by Thomas and
took possession of Buzzard Roost, Just north
of Dalton. This is represented as being q
very strong lposition, from which Thomas
was unable to drive the rebels on former 90
cupation. Ressea is about fifteen miles
south OF Dalton. This places Mcpherson in
the enemy's rear, while Thomas advances
upon the front. and Scofeld closes in the
flank from Cleveland. Probably great bat
tie was fought on that line yesterday ane
may be now in progress.
[Signsdl STANTON.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-An officer from tn.
front reports, that Gen. Thomas occupied
Dalton yesterday. Nii- i','5.
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Belm 8nt County, Ohio--C0urt
Of Common Pleas.
NOTICE IN PARTITION
Roben Truvis, dsrn.ndaus


Rober Trrvis, dsrnsndau,
Eliza Travis En,sline Moore and Harrison Noare hse
husband. William Travis, Mary Ann Carpenter and
Thomas Carpenter her husband, Julia Ann Moore ana
Joel Moore her husband James Travis. Jonathan Tra-
Wis, John Travis, James p. Travis, John Travis Jr
Mary z. Travis, Sarah Travis. Harriet Trs Wis Msry
tia;ien, Hudah Gaiten. Sarah Jane Luke and Roben
Luke her husband Enalnda Nagiiton and Phip
Magion her husband, Sophia Hughes and Abrsha.n
Hughes her husband. Birds Travis. James NJ Travis
Mary Harris and Bias Harris her husband James
Harris. Margaret Harris Elizabeth Harris and the uus
known heirs OF Sarah Fox, defendants
THE above named defendants will taks notice that q
I petition was h!ed against them on tbs 23d day Of
March. 1861, by the above named demandant in thu
Clerks Office OF the Common Pleas Court OF Belmont
county, Ohio and is pending wherein the said de-
InandsnI demands partition Of The following described
real essir and that the dover neres OF the sad Ers
Travis therein, any she have, 5e set OF and assigned
10 her.
/. The w Of the s. W. or Of See ls, To. s,R-a
texcepi school house lot OF about acres in the g. W.
corner thereof containing az acres. more or less
2 The w. OF the 5. w. Or. OF Sec. IL, Tp. g. r. G
aiming 50 acres, more or less
B. Par OF tse f. Of said See. H. Beginning for he
boundaries al the H. T. OF said Section and rus
ming thence with said Srclon line n. ideg w. lso poles
10 stone; thence 6 e9t deg w. ~ poles to a store
THENCE 8 deg T. lsO poles TO stone on the South
boundary 81 said Section. and thence with said lns n.
sef deg - poles 70 the place OF beganingi contain
ing 81 acres. more or less.
4. Part OF the " T. or. Of See. ~ Tp 9, r. S. Be-
ginning for It's boundaries the n. w corarr
OF lot which. in ls29 belonged 10 Penna fisc, on he
" boundary line OF said 9unrer. and running thence
with said Penina Lsle line s. 9! dss E. 22O perche,
thence W. 500 perches TO stake thence 22 perches
10 sake on the y boundary line Of sale quarter and
thence, with said line, f. 276 perchss the beginning
containing acres, more or less.
Al the next fern oil said Court, application will to
made the said demsndsnt for ordt accordance
ROBERT TRAVIS,
D. D. r CowES AG'y for denandsnl
JI.l
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9ied.

LiSl.E-Of consumption, on Sabbath morning, May
ast, 1904 ut the residence o her parents in Belmont
county Mrs Carrie r.. wife Of Addison I.ysle Of Al
legheny City in the 2ath year of her aye.
"Bsssrdare the lead which die the ord from hence
iorh; Yes, saith the sprs, that they may rest from
their labors and their works do follow them
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Administrator's Notice.

NIoricE is hereby given that al the Probate Court os
~ Bslnoal Cega,y, Ohio, the nndsr'nsd was sP;
Eabsrt O. Bofjn deceased, late Of said County. ~
thosc hdsbled 10 said arc reqdessed 70 nsku
Immediate payment end tAoss having esimzs lgains
sIS1 ~''1'4 o. S5sa "a ' jesEfH r. ARsIcx,s Aaas
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GEN. CANDY, of New Mexican fame,
was confirmed Major General on Saturday.
L is reported that he will supersede Gen.
Banks.