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bnt u cases where the County
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orsor judges OF election, and there is
no sheriff OF other civil officer in the
connty, qnaliiiedz by Law TO open and
hold said election the Registrating
agents, hereto appeihded. may act in his
stead, and ia all respects discharge the
duties imposed. in such cases, upon
sheriffs.
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duty Of the military officers command
ing Tennessee regiments, bastalions or
detached squads, aand surgeons in
charge, Of tie hospitals Of Tennessee
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE TIKR 10 SUBSCRIBE
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WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
and but one change to Louisville, st. Louis and
Chicago.
On and after Monday, Nov. I6, 1868,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows:
FIRST TRAIN.
connecting direct at Piqua at ABS for Troy and Day
tom at Richmond at 63o for Audubon, LOgansport
and Chicago, and at Indianapolis at 9:95 for Louis
vile, Terre Haute, Evansville, Cairo st; Louis. La
fayette, Springfield, Quincy, st. Joseph, Chicago.
and all western and northwestern points.
URBANA ACCOMM0DA DATi0N-At s:45 A. NJ.
ton. Carey, Findlay, Tifin, Clyde and Sandusky.
THIRD TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS ,EXPRESS--At lao ?. M,
connecting direct at Milford, south for Mechanics;
burg and Springfield, and north for Marysville and
Delaware; at Urbana at 345 for Bellefontaine and
Hunt;ve At Psus at sos fer Troy psS9 Union
derson Logansport, Peoria and Chicago; and at In
dianapolis at 1925 for Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago
and all western cities.
FOURTH TRAIN.
PIQUA EXPRESS--At 5:l5 ?. NJ, connecting at
s:45 with Dayton and Michigan r. r. for Lima, TT.
Wsyns, Chicago, Toledo and Detroit;
H5-The 2:05 A.. M. train Of this line is the only
night train from Columbus for Indianapolis, Terre
Haute Lafayette and Chicago and the western cities
Sleeping Cars are Run on Night Trains
This is the only through route betweeen Columbus
nd Indianapolis, and the only route on which
Through Tickets can be Sold.
The cars Of this line start from the depot on the
west side of High Street. opposite the Cincinnati
Depot.
On this route there is no change OF Cars between
Columbus and Indianapolis and no other route with
out chaning ears exists.
STTay your Tickets at the Columbus and Indian
apolis Depot, thereby saving a change Of Cars at
Richmond.
FGI Ticket; and nd, any ipfSrpatq2 sRply at the
bus.
f. CHANDLER,
General Tidket Agent.
III. Ii. BIGELOW,
General Passenger Agent.
Columbus, Nov. "a. lS63-dG
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PETITION FOR PARTTTTON.

MARY REAM, FANNY KEAM, NORRIS REAM
MI 0scarofia Roam, and John: H. Shearer GUARDIAN
q MD fssHy RsSp MORT Morris Rssm and 0ssaTetta
arn;nst them on The 18th day Of March, 1884 In the
Cooft N Common Pleas within and forthe county Of
Franklin. BY Michael u Mains and Laura Mains,
Ard Jaurn Mains demand partition Of the following
s.Si estaf6 tolWi1 Bong situate in the county II
r-.,tis, n The State Of Ohio, and In the town II
t.<ki,,f6n And described as follows, viz: In-iots
M tb;rtrlono on and 6fty-eight t5s and that n
ths ~ Iord Of said Court, the said Michael q.
Mninl and iaura Mains VIII Apply ior an order that
= '''' = MIC AEIs q. MANS
Z n ~ ~ ilg4 frstt LAURA MAINS.
xrrii If tdtsr7tUot .p1' - ''l--' -'4-7S
-, \. 'Il E,,,sc N 81 q .lsd
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that VIC need not do
more than to assure the public their quality is
maintained equal to the best it ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. C. AVER, M. D., 6 Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
g. ROBERTS, Columbus, and by dealers in med
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
nv Order of Couf.t.

ON Saturday, the 4th day Of June; A. D. 1854, at
" 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the premises in
Perry township, Franklin county, Ohio. will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate as the
The one undivided. eighth " part Of lots G and
D. of the partition of lands among the heirs Of An
thony Miller Harris, dec'd Lot being part of lot
No. Se section /, town.. g. range 10, U. s. Military
lands Tullers survey containing 81 acres more or
less and lot containing q acres, more orless, be-
ing part of lot No. ], section town. range l9 q.
s. Military lands reference being here had to the
plat and record of said partition in Complete Record
No q page $780, ct seq. Of the Superior Court of
Franklin county Ohio f9s more particular descrip-
estate, to wit: The undivided *, three-eighths Of
said lots and ID. above described, for and during
the natural life Of one Howard Penn; all in Perry
township, Franklin county, Ohio. 7--Ia,
Appraised-Said real estate at Sl57.50.
. life estate at $1,000
TBRMs-0ne-half cash in hand on the day of SALE
and the balance in one year thereafter The defer
red payments 10 bear interest from the day of SALE
and be secured, as TO said real estate by mortgage
on the premises and to said life estate, by note
with at leasttwo good sureties.
HENRY PIERCE.
Administrator of Charles A. Dewey deceased.
=. W.TuLLBR and H. b. ALBERY, Att'ys.
April 1S. lSS4-dlt&wlW .-M4 81 49,
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NOTICE.

BENJAMIN T. Bailey. Prta9 State Of Ohio. Court Of
TlorlI. NJ Bailey. Ds. TEn SsaRiin county. @1sa o.
yT,HE said defendant is hereby notified that BEN
u jamin l; Bailey did, on the 18th day of April,
a. d.. 1854, file bis petition in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio charging the
said FIQrlla ~ Bailey With adultery with one VIII
inQ that he may be divorced from the aid Floriia
d. Bailey, which petition will stand for hearing at
the noxS term Of said Court. fTYE
UEiod this 18th day Of April A. D. 1884
- - BENJAMIN n. BAILEY.
BY RANKIN WYLIE, his Attorneys.
nplaedLtkNet 4 70 Wa ifl IIIr -.
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From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
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T" FOR SALE BY.
Dealers Generally.
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE,

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY Order rofProbate Court.
ON the 3lst day Of May, A. d. 1854, at ] O'Clock,
~ afternoon, on the promises, will be sold to tho
highest bidder the following real estate. as the prop
erty Of Isaac Horlocker, Arthur NJ. Horocker and
John w. Horlocker, by John Horlocker, their guar
dian, to wit. 80
Three undivided one seventh parts of tract ofand
beginning at stake or stone in tho county road
northwest to lot No. q as plated and deserib-
cd in partition proceedings in the Court Of Common
Pleas, wherein Ann Click ct al were plaintiffs and
Jane Fairchilds ct al. were defendants. running
thence with said road 80 deg w 81 3s poles to
stake southwest corner to lot No. Of said partition;
thence with the south line Of said lot No. and the
10 min Z. l4l e4lOO poles to stake or stone in the
east line Of the quarter section thence with said
quarter section deg 40 min. w. Is 23l0O poles TO
stake northeast corner TO lot No. Of said partition;
thence with the north line Of said lot No. So deg
10 min. W. l30 47-l00 poles TO the beginning, con
tanning l56 acres Of land. y 'Hd ~ !
Appraised at $38 per acre. a ~ -- .i.ar ia
will also sell the balance Of said premises said
day. and at said place. to thehighest bidder BY vir
tue Of powers Of attorney given mefor that purpose
TERMS OF SAIE~0ne-third of the amount for
which said 81 parts sells in hand day of SALE and
with interest, to be secured by mortgage on prem
ises. The whole Of the amount for which the ball
Of said premises sells to be paid in cash on day
JOHN HORLOCKER,s Z,
Guardian Of Isaac Horlocker, Arthur M.
april2s. le64-w4w ,. -. - -,
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, August 81, 1864.
me Na,ioual Democratic Convention reassembed a,
tsn o'cock this morning.
rns wvwsm r again denscly packed, and tho crowd
sutsidc s greater than ever
imu eaiaiey after the Convention bad boon called to
prayer vas o1crsd up BY the Rev Dr. Haiscy Of
Chicago.
Mr. wlcKi4rr thon rose and said tna, the delegates
frsm the West were of the opinion circumstances
nav occur between and the sin OF March next Tor
~ democracy Of the country 10 meo n conversation again.
Ne therefore moved the following resolution, which
snAn pously sdoricd-
Resolved That ,ais Convention shall NOT be dissolved
~ the adjournment the close or s business but shah
essna organized subject 10 be called al any time and
place that the Executive National COMMITTEES snail dcss
bale.
The following communication was then received from
"a National Democratic Committee, and was presented
M Mr.. Lawrence, Of Rhode Island
A meeting OF the National Democratic Committee,
Asd al Tue sherman House at the city Of CucsTo, on the
tlss day OF August, 1854, the following preamble aud
wLersas, a respeelfa devotion TO he memory OF ste
pAeu A. Doggas tue great statesman o. the West was
he eroyunr motives which Induced the committee 10
ss1cur in calling the Convention Ia tne CITY VI CneRgo
Resolved That ID s the deliberate Of this
smsses had his s been spared his gigantic grasp
@nd, taken 10 onneciou Win MS aecafson tna, Mar
h asunIoa - uoclaralVn which time has provci the
shdom of would lung since have rrstote the power OF
ks federal compact, and avoided hat terrible oss Of c
rssus 40 much 20 be depored when the great barrier
" the restoraton OF re~ee and union.
- IlIonAS b. FLORENCE, Chairman.
VIZ ". faisss hlsss, s.cr.,ar,s..
The pRorvr then stated the ausst,on before lhs Con
tvsoton 10 be on ordering the previous question uom
rssing candidate for The rrssdency), and II was
sr,sred With ut dissout
The vots was then taken by States, thu chairman OF
ZACH deegatlou announcing the whcu the states
v.rs ca,,ed.
uoonactest aud ohio having becn passed for tho mo.
nsnt. ,hs y.,c stood as follows
Fer Mcclellan /, - nl
kanltsrtng a,....,., VI
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
G r a n T..
HEApQUAKIgRs, ARMY or rns Poroglo, Z
August % Evening

HEApQuAKIE.s, ARMY or rnR Potomac,
Angus. 29--Eyenmg. +
rnn reports 10 OF the newspapers ,ha: tho
In the Filth corps n the battles or The 1872 10Th and 2iss
lost roach Gvo thoussna greatly oxaggorate tho facts
II Is definitely kuoHa that they do exceed tures
contltTS regL huojrsd: ead a. sGaggcrs and others
for believed that tho aggregate loss will not excsad
three thousand FIVE hundred.
Tho loss OF the Second corps In Tuesdays fight viii
exceed Geen hundred according to the Official state
rnert All II s hoped and believed that when all within
our lines report ha entiro loss will fall TO twelve hun
dred..
Tho roocls said 10 DO uuing ths Weldon Railroad
below Ream station, aEd running their supplies thonos
TO Petersburg, around lsgt by wagons Az this
auires largo force 70 guard tho teams aud de.nd the
road against cavalry cannot bs either very pro.
hllbo pleasant means Of communication, without
taking iato consideration 10 loss 0. time involved.
Arrangements h,vo been mace for burying the rebel
dead LEFT the - o last ihnts2ayl battle. Iho fact
that the enemy df no. 90 his crd asy that ney did
carry on their wouedad, s paipab'e ogtIsnce that,
although boy drove bck ase0ai corps they did uos
achieve a ccupois Or crc,i,no.c victory.
To day nothing 0f iscrcgt has occurred Cssuonains
and picket lrEs brisk and ccrouous thin
evening, but without result,
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
REJOICISGS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
The Rejoicings In ists state.


Tne nomination OF Mcclellan caused great cnihus ssun
IN tls city A hundred guns were fred At noon aud
hundred more at surseI This evening n procession,
rccpded by band Of MUSIC and bearlug torcnca aud
tansphreucies par,ding Tue streets Bsnuers boarns
the name al Mcclellan displayed at different points
Speeches made from the Capitol stops BY non j. "
L. rruyn aud Gen. Vandcrpool.
TRoY, August 81, 1904
The democracy Of this city Cred one hndred gurs his
eveaIne IN honor OF M.llcilan's nemins.tn An I'm.
promptu procession parsdod ire streets with two Dandg
" music Many private dwellings wers ilutn mated.
subsequently large pubic meeting o'gal2sd, aad
sddresses we're made 10 front ., the Court House st
UncA, Augrps III, 1854
Que hundred guns In honor Of McCielanr domination
were hred this afternoon. ms evening crowds pa
rsiug the sreets teadcd by bands. BoD6res barn
Ing meeting 10 Bssgs square Ia being atdressed by
democratic speakers.
Sr7Attsg, y. y, August 81, 1874
On the receipt OF tue Dews Of scteans hom ma ~ 20
this etty asauts o. twenty-five guns Vas bred 10 we
svst ing salute ot ohe hnndred Guns vas ofed snu
ratihcltiou meeting waf held IN Hanover square woS"
vas add e te BY nurnoer ~ c.zeps Ron res Wa1eui
arewotKs Illuminated the square, clnrcp r1areh tnu s
enihusnsm VAS upboupdcd. !. is estimated Ina. 49,"
thousand persous present at tns meeting las n
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

the second ballot, when Now York called, Judge
PAsggR said that having cast he7 thirty three votes Tor
James Guthrie aksnst his wishes. sbo nov gave item
chcerfuily TO George n Icpdcton, OF Ohio.
1he ether candidates wers Then Withdrawn. aud
George H. Pcudleton OF Chio received the unanlmous
Of the Convention their candidate fcr Vice Pres
dent
Mr. PSvpi being loudly called for be said tbst he
lad language In which 10 hts thanks tor ibis
evidence OF kindness add confidence He could only rro
in.Fe 10 devote himself IN the future - Ia the past Win
entire devotion 10 tte grst PRINCIPLES which lie At me
furdaion of cur govern meatbc rights OF tho states
and the liberties oil the leoa 10 the future ~ tho
past we would no faithful 20 the great principles OF Gemo
Cracy and strong N their ues with the berrts OF m
lions OF freemeu with shem tney would aRaiu build up
the enaiered fragments OF tie Union, pnd baud 1t down
TO the next gen alton as was received rem tue last
On M tun, q c1 aimiitee Of from each State vas
appointed 70 inform the candidates oi their nonllnstion
and request thsir acceptance IN rrcof
uotiou u was sui, ell that one ners0u from aach
sascted BY the aeiosas thereof be spro'uted 10
fcrD the National txesatve tot3mitec
ON syon, u resuived 'hst one hundred thousahd
coy rs 81 the proceedings OF thu Convention be printed
Ar TnDgN moved that the tame r'tio OF represents
ton wneh prevailed IN TINS Convention DO the ratio OF
the newt tonvcntioa. Adui ted.
on molten. " resolved thpt tire democracy cf the
counUy he requested meet different JiteH Frd
hold ratification meetings no tTth OF ~eptgmh@
tho anniversary OF the sdopion cf the fedes ccositu
ton.
vote Of thanks to the oosrs OF the Conycnson was
ado ted.
wuh r'ne cheers for the tcset tho Convent ou ad.
learned sGhrcl W ths call Of the National Vommit.a
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
the Feeling in Washington.


Public interest here - day almost entirely
absorbed 10 tho proceedings tho lcago Convention.
The platform is generally regarded weak and or
particular Importance Tho nomno ~ General Nc
Ceilan IL received very quietly, ta.ugh his friends
express entire nhdGpco MS before tho peo-
pie and believe that he is coming Tho rom'nn
ton of hr. Pondoton is not regarded az adding mnci
strength TO the ticket but rather coDcesson 20 the
a.me Statcl.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
GEW3 FRGa WAsHlNaT0a.
WAsnmGIos, Angusl 81

REBEL DEsERrEHs AyD QUA MILITARY SERVICE.
Tho following Official has bscn Issaod by the rrc
voss Marshal GcneraI;-