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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
ElISler'S Atheneuln.

JOHN ELLSLER, Manager.
JAS. DICKSON, Stage Manager.
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Admission. 20 20 80.
Reserved Seats. 0oh'
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Third Night of the Regular Dramatic
Spaconi
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The following are the retail quotations corrected by
WM. II. REsTIEAux, Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. log South High street:
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DR.. Coleman.

A large proportion of the human race
suffer more or less from venereai diseases
or the cOnc0mitants. The faint, once ac-
auired, is often left to lurk in the blood, and
manifests itself through succeeding genera
tons. The great fsUK of the age immedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class of diseases were combatted only in
their symptoms, which, being once subdUed,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpunged from the
system. Fortunately for humanity, a better
state of things has been inaugurated, and
the increased knowledge acquired by the
foremost in the ranks Of medical practi-
TONERS enables them to strike at the very
root Of the disorder. Prominent among
these is DR.. COLEMAN, who has devoted the
labor Of his life to the discovery of the
means Of totally eradicating the veneral
faint, and leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands of former patients testify; that
no will still succeed, his large present prac-
tice plainly proves. DR.. COLEMAN is one
among the very few specialists now practic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work perfect cure. He can do this, and
that in a safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. His Office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erick. Visit him, ali We who are afflicted.
You cannot afford to remain away.
iUne2-tf.
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PLEASE READ.
A GRAND MOVEMENT,

In the right direction, may DO noticed in
the extensive enlargement and improye-
ment of the Gallery of the Cumberland,
where hundreds are now th=onging to see
the greatest wonder of the age, the Mammoth
Camera, for making life size photographs.
1t is the only one Of the kind in the South
west. This establishment has been
thoroughly reftted, and is worthy of the
patronage Of the most fastidous. Pictures
Of every style and size made as heretoiore.
A large and choice collection Of Albums, of
the latest patterns, just received from New
York.
Please call and examine the various col
lections Of art, among which may be seen
and obtained Photograph Of the Generals
Of the Union Army also, a choice cOllec-
ton Of Photograph of Celebrities, and Pho
tographic Views and Scenes OF Lookout
Mountain, Battle Grounds, &c, &c. A list
OF the above may be found in another col
umu. A. ,. NURSE.
May 29.-tf.
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8s gsIearaph.
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.
The Potomac Armies Resting.
Investment Of Fort Darling.
LATEST NFWS FROM KENTUCKY.
OaIelaI Despatch from Gen. Burbrldge.
WAR DErARrrrrr.

Washington, June Il.
From MejOr-General Dix, we have dis
patches from the Army Of the Potomac as
late as o'clock this morning.
No reports to-day from Sherman.
The following dispatch from Burbridge,
commanding in Kentucky, has just reached
here attacked Morgan, at Cynthiana. at
daylight yesterday morning, and, after an
hours hard fighting, completely routed
him, killing 500 and wounding nearly as
many, and capturing nearly 400. besides
recapturing nearly 200 of Gen. Hobson's
command and over 1000 horses
Our loss in killed and wounded is about
l50. Morgan's scattered forces are flying
in all directions have thrown away arms
and ammunition, and are wholly de-
mcralized.
Dispatches from Butler to o'clock, this
evening, indicate no change in his com
mand.
There has been no further intelligence
received from Gen. Hunter
[signedl E. NJ. STANTON.
NEw York, June 14.-The Worlds spe-
eial says Grant has effected changes Of base
TO James River. The raid of sheridan, the
i
destruction Of the railroad, and the invests
ment of Fort Darling indicate that every
available force is being called into requisi-
sition for the next offensive movement.
WAsHISeroS, June I4.-But little Skin
mishing has occurred during the past few
days.
There is much anxiety TO hearIrom sher-
idan's raid, which was to have been long
and important one.
Fort Darling is again invested, and must
soon surrender.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac cor
respondent of the Times Of the 18th, SAYS
our lines scarcely 80 near the enemy as at
close Of Fridays battle. The troops on
both sides still behind their entertainments.
Both armies are in fact resting, after hard
lighting and rapid marching for three
weeks.
It is likely there viii be no lighting for
several days to come.
CYNTHIASA, KY., June l4.-The I'd Ohio
regiment, captured here, were Paroled at
Claysyille, and arrived at Cincinnati to-
night.
NEE YORK, June 14.-The Herald's cor
respondence, dated Point of Rocks, Apo
mattox river, 10th, says the gunboats Com
modore Perry and Gen. Putnam opened /
fire on the rebel fort Clifton, nsar Peters
burg, Va, which was readily answered. |
The rebels finally retired.
The steamer Northern Light, from Aspin- !
wall, has arrived.
A fire at Aspinwal on the 3Oth destroyed |
two blocks, including the City Hotel. Loss |
heavy.
An attempt to assassinate Masquera was
The Herald's correspondent says sher- !
mans losses have reached ten thousand, |
but reinforcements have more than made |
this up since the battle at Resaca.
NV YoRE, June 14.-Cotton SI.27. Gold /
Or.
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A fine watch was presented to John
McKelyey, Superintendent Of Engine
Shops, on Saturday evening last by the
employees Of Engine Shops under his
charge
The watch was presented byJ Frank
lin Phillips, an attache Of the Q H.
Office, Engineer Department, in neat
and pithy speech, and was received by
Mr. McKelvey in q proper and BETTING
manner; after which refreshments were
served up and partaken Of freely It
Willett, commanding the Department,
made brief speech to the men, after
which all hands paid attention to the
wants Of the inner man.
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CAEEgoS, KNIGHT & Co.'S WHOLESALE
DEPARTMENT.--Mozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
here. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by buying at CAMERON,
KNIGHT 4 Co.'S, No. !, Hicks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
offer.
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Your attention is called to our large stock
Of Goods, consisting in part of Boots Shoes,
Caters, Oxford Ties ETC., nearly all styles
and qualities; Hats and Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use-styles
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Regula-
ton Hats ETC., Hat Cords, all colors and
kinds; Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, I'M
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, sardines, Cove Oysters, Soaps,
Candles, Soda, pepper, Spices, Backing
Brushes, etc, all ofwhich will be sold low
by the case or dozen.
june 9-3n B. R. CUTTER 4 GLEAvKs,
Corner OF College and Broad streets.
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DR.. Jones, No % Dederick street, treats
nothing but private Diseases and conse-
quently deyotes his whole time to this class
Ofprae.ice.
TERNs.-A charge is made in the FIRST
place and medicines are then furnished
free of charge until a cure is effected. A
cure is certain.
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D1ARRHGA AND pYsENTERY.-We have ez-
amined great number of letters from seine
of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and COvington, etc, speaking in the
highest terms Of DR.. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of Diarrhea
and Dysentery. The letters are too long t
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Coyington, say
he was pronounced incurable by the bes
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
Btricklsnd's Anti-Cholera Mixture effecte
a permanent cure, after suffering for months
with the worst form Of DiarThea and Dys-
entery. ap 26-tu " THY
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The MarshaIs Sale Of Brennans
Foundry Goods, advertised to take
place to-day, has been postponed to the
Goth inst There as some very valuable
machinery in the lot, and those in
terested in such things would do wei
10 bear the sale in mind
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GovrHNxrvr EaPLorEss, such as maehin-
is,s. carpenters, teamsters, etc. should pre-
eaut their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, s. the Banking House, eornorof Union
ana College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid Tor every description
Of Government claims
CnUcxs oS THE DErasITARY At LOUISVILLE,
caahed ca The very best terms.
THos. S. Mars.
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Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you will find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Gail and ex-
anime. lmayII-tE
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A Washington letter says it is not
true that tho Court Of Inquiry which
investigated the Military conduct Of
Gek Buell., Yindicated that officer
On the contrary, the court severely
censured him.
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Father JOKES makes the following
seasonable remarks:
Peas and beans are the most nutTi-
tious Of all kinds Of food, tbc peas
being IS per cent aud the beans from
50 10 % Der cent The season for these
productions ia their greatest abundance
Is Just beginning, and they could be
proftably used in the place Of meat
supplying cheaper and more whole
some food In warm weather one half
the meat usually eaten could be dis
pensed with in families, and better
substitutes be obtained from yegeta-
bleg
We are not 20 sure but total absti-
nence from meat during warm weather
would be beneficial to the majority Of
persons who live in cities, snd do not
perform manual labor
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B@If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr. Jackson, at G. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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A large cornmodious Store room, up
stairs on Cherry street. Apply to
n. L. Higgins, No. II, Cedar St.
Nv
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John K Hume d Cos regular auc-
ton sale takes place this morning, when
they viii offer groceries, tobaccos, fur
niture, caTpeting, queensware, etc. Per
sons wishing 10 purchase any Of these
articles should attend the sale.
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". ". Bowman, 81 Cedar street, is the
Agent for patent hy paper, which is sure
death to al flies. Now IS the time to get
rid Of them. Ono paper viii kin thou
eqrd II
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Office,
Mo. 1oIl. DeadericE So.

NO. IsItJ DtuutTtCH DtTtst.
We will give our undivided attention 70
the hiring of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels can be supplied
with good and trustworthy servants BY cal
ling on PATTON Bros, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment by calling on
PATroH Bros, General Agents.
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One thousand pounds Of that fne wes-
tern Reserve Batter, just received ri Bow
mans, 81 Cedar street. IT
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Mrs Arnold, q sister Of Stonewall
Jackson, is stopping at Wheeling, Va.
She is said to be strong supporter of
the Federal Government.
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Where are the ten thousand men that
Gov. Bramlette called for some time
ago2 Echo answers-"Wherer"
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All tbs latest styles Of Military and Citi-
zeu's Hats aud Caps, at low figures at
sOBEL MARTINS, Cherry Fl.
iul5-t jyI opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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The circulation OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and all other papers of like
character, has been forbidden in Louis
vile, KY, by order Of the commander
of the Post.
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"Old Man ALLEN Of the New Thea
ter, is TO have q benefit Friday night.
Look out
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We have again been favored by Joel
Davis, Of the Adams Express, and W
c Collier, with the latest newspapers.
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Suffers and Merchants

The finest Pickles in vinegar, ready FOR
use. 81 Bowman's. 81 Cedar street. 1t
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THE LJN1OS has the largest
circulation Of any Newspaper in
acennessee---its City and Army
circulation more than doubie any
other paper.
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A Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
an for 50 cents, ct the Gallery Of the Cum
bcrland.
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A photograph Of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 30 cents, at the
gallery of the Cumberland. f
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G.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear my frode marx, &C. ?. BARNEs,
ExrzA LOU Ky" for which have secured the
o1rt-r-hf and are Vgrranted II csrsts fine ard per
f.,i in every respect. Sent by nsil or express %
any part OF the country on receipt Of price and re-
tl ch1rgss. Persons ordering VIII please state the
size and style desired, whether hard or son, fine
coarse; and if the pe1 should fab 70 please or prove
defective, vii have the privilege Of exchanging t.
A deduction Of fifteen per cent. SLOWED on orders Of
SIS or over and twenty-five per cent. on those OF
slg0 Liberal discounts made 70 the trade. Old
pens repaired IN the best manner for FIFTY
CENTS (and stamp each. Pen AID Watch circulars
sent FaEE. Address
c. P. RARNES,
pesier ia Gold Pens snd American Wstches,
SIS Main-st-eet. Cor. sixth, Louisville, nv.
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A good canvasser wanted for particulars
call at tho Gold Pen Depot, y Cherry st.
june or
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Fifty thousand Photographs Of celebrated
Generals, etc, just received At the Gallery
Of the Cumberland.
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A Photograph of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 50 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery, If
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Engraving

Just received at W. W. TOrTOr's, No. %,
College street. june4-tf
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Do you want choice Potatoes, Apples,
or Eggs, you can get them in large or
small lots Of Clark & Gregory, at s.
North Market street, near the Louis
vile Depot
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f,OOO Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
NJ. L. ALBXANBER's.
mayI7-f
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Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
june l5-1t
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DIED,

On tae Il1liust ELNoRE MCCARTHY, iufant son
AZ Tnomas and Iizz.e Mccar,y, aged Is months ana
% dsys.
b. The friends and acquaintance Ct the fanily
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral THIS
AFTERNOON, June 18th, at g o'clock, from their
residence on Gsy-arcet June l5-lt
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ADYAxcE N PHgsicIsSs FEEs.--The
Physicians Of Nashville held a meeting
last month, agreed upon an advance in
their fees, and adopted the cash system,
TO take effect on the lst Of the present
month The following is a list Of the
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By JoHx K. HUNE 4 CO., No. u CoLLEGE-
sTREET-TnIs MORNING, JUNE IS, 1s64.-
Coffee, Sugar, Molsssss, Soaps, Butter, &c.
Tobacco, &C.
All kinds Of Groceries.
Furniture and Quesnsware, Wardrobes,
Bureaus, Chairs, DC. Mattresses, Bed
steals, Lounges.
Consignmena are go extensive we cannot
enumerate.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
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OLD THrATGr.-The celebrated Ravel
Troupe give their second entertainment
at the old theatre tonight Their per
fcrmances, were are assured, are truly
astonishing. Goand sec them
A PRorER AHD TIMELY OgrEa.-The
commander Of the District of Tonnes
see, Gen. RorssrsU, issued a General
Order, 60. %, yesterday, Of great
Importance, touching the depredations
of bands Of thieving gueuillas who
have been operating within this dis
trict These inarauders invariably
single out loyal men, some Of whom
they murder in cold blood, whilst
others are robbed Of their money, and
horses, and their houses burned. The
fact that men Of known rebel sympa-
thies escape, even though they have
taken the oathe OF allegiance, CT
the oath of amnesty, indicates that
there is in some degree completely,
express or understood, between these
men and the maraudmg villains whose
dark deeds are a disgrace to thehuman
species. Il is maniGestly just and
proper. therefore, that Gen. Rousseau
should order that In every instance in
which euerrillas shall rob or murder a
loyal citizen, an assessment shall be
made upon, and collected from, the
Rebel sympathisers in the neighbor-
hood of the offence; in case Of robbery,
Of the amount taken, and in case OF
murder, Of such an amount tor the use
Of the murdered mans family as may
be thought just and right And when
neirhborhood shall become notorious
for such robberies aud murders, the
Rebel sympathizers therein, whose
friends ard relatives commit these
crimes, shall be sent South, beyond the
Federal lines, foreman during the war
We trust that this order win be rigidly
enforced. It cannot fail to have the
effect Of causing cessation Of the
operations of gaerrillas The rebel
synrpathizers-freside patriots, too COW
ardly to 20 South and join the rebel
armies-haye holy horror Of parting
with any portion Of their money or
other property, particularly if loyal
men are 20 be thereby benefited. and
they viii cause the free-boolcrs Of the
forest to depart for more profitable
quarters
But how about tho rebels and rebel
sympathizers in Nashyille-the men
who are IN laily intercourse with 'the
brethren Of the rural districts, sending
them the latest grapevine dispatches,
the Cincinni.ti Enquirer, the Freemans
Journal, the Metropolitan Record and
other reasonable sheets, which no ;rge
and honorable citizen should allow 10
pollute his house7 It IS time that
steps we're taken TO reach them, too.
Growing bolder daily By the immunity
given them Of late, they badger loyal
men, and utter treason in the light Of
day. They applaud Forrest and his
wholesale murderof National prisoners
and they rub their hands in eostacy
over the. movements of Morgan and his
raiders in Kentucky. Every statement
Of the rebel newspapers relative 10
Grant and Sherman, they pronounce
true; While every claim to victory on
the part Of the National armies, they
profess toregard as ureliable, If not al
together false. A check should be put
upon them. If they cannot observe an
honorable propriety and dosing
nothing iniIhicaa to de National cause
Jet them 60 to their friends. They
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Recorder Shane tried and fined yes
terday six persons arrested for disorder
= conduct; four for drunkenness ;
eight Tor drunkenness and disorderly
conduct; four FOR stealing andone for
depositing nth in the streets.
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NEw THEArRE-a0ld Bob Grierson'
takes a benefit at the new theatre to-
night DE has made up a rich and ra-
ey bill Of fare, containing something to
suit the taste Of all II opens with the
drama Of Rob Roy after. which fan
cy dance by Miss Nellie Lewis Is
senee ofOld Virginia, by J. Murphy;
then mr. and Miss Lilly White :"
a dance by Miss Rosa Morris; and e
budget Of Songs by Aft Stewart. The
whole to conclude with the amusing
farce Of "Slasher and Crasher' Sever
ale the members of the dramatic corps
Of the old theatre have volunteered,
and viii appear. Having no cast of
any Of the pieces, we cannot place
them.
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OLD THEATEE-The celebrated Ravel
Troupe give their second entertainment
at the old theatre tonight Their per
formances, were are assured, are truly
astonishing. Go and sec them
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consignmsna are so extensive we cannot
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200 Boxes Lemons

--S---S-
Oranges at Bowman's, 81 Cedar street.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-07

TO INVALIDS EVERYWHERE I!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-07
Bully for Him.

MONSIEUR MOWER, the great Snowman,
performed at the Methodist Church last
Sunday evening, in the presence Of large
and appreciative asscinblege of the lovers of
flu and laughter The STANDARD of free
dom for both Africans and Europeans was
advanced, and those who relish comicalities
were delighted. The next performance
''the Lord and the press willing will come
off one week from next Sunday evening, and
we hope the boys will all be on hand to enjoy
the rich treat reserved for that occasion. -
Good luck to you, MONSIEUR, you accentric
cuss; the world is the better of having you
in it because Of the fun you furnish and the
laughter you provoke You can beat the
trowsers off u. n. ="
y. S. We don't want our ten thousand
readers to think we are prompted by dead
head ticket or actuated by any other selfish
motive in thus favorably noticing the great
Snowman; in the kindness Of our heart we dc
it for the sole purpose of giving the African
a lift and Encouraging innocent amusement
among those whose delight it is to laugh anC
grow fat.
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Het All Attend.

Last Saturday evening being so excessively
cold the meeting called at the Court House
for the purpose Of making arrangements for
contributing to the Vallandgham Fund was
postponed till next Saturday evening, Jan.
9th. The Democratic Ladies Of Millelsburg
are fully awake to the Importance Of the
good work Let all attend, and show that
we have not forgotten the statesman and
patriot who, in the cause Of the people, has
sacrificed the endearments Of his home, the
fond associations of his family aud personal
liberty at the hands of Il villainous abolition
despotism Hon. d. p. LEADBETrER, c. f..
Worries and others may be expected to brief
ly address the ladies and gentlemen in atten-
dencc 1t is hoped the Democratic Band
will be present.