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LATeR RRonr RuRopR-
PART1 ,ULARs OF TIE ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN
TIE ALABAMA AND KEARsAGR-THED DANISH
QUESTION. ETC


New York and Baltimore plpers Of the contain
full particulars Of the engagement between the ALBANIA
and KssrsAge, the most interesting portions of which
are sui joined:
The Alabama reached ChsIbourg on Saturday, tho
ll.h OF June from Cape Town, with thirty prisoner,
the creWS Of two merchant vessels which she had cap
ured and destroyed on the passage, and which she
landed Immediately up,n arriving She entered the
harbor Tor the purpose of making reprs ~ she was In
an unseaWorthy condition.
When It became known that she was going out TO
light the Kslrsage, Mr. Lancaster, an Engfsh gentle
man, Who with his wife aud family we're at CheIbourg
90 p asure trip, steamed out with ladies and all, TO
see tbs engagement The following Is his account In
brief, of what he saw
10 Ms Editor Of the London Times:
Herewith send you copy Of my log respecting the
engagement between the Confederate steamer AlAt
and the Federal steamer Kearsage:
SUNDAY June 1919 A. Got up steam aud pro
ceeded out of Cherbourg harbOr. l030-obseTv'd The
Alabama team ng on: OF the barOor TOWARDS the Fede-
raj steamer K9srssge. ll:S0-tte Alabama ced
firing with her tirbosrd battery, the distance between
Il contendng We sels being about mile. The ar.
slge immedia ely plied with her starbosId guns
vsr' s5arp sp r.ed Tirg then kept up shot some
times beng varied by shels. In the wiring both
vessels made seven complete cl,ces ct distance OF
| from q larter to half mile.
At twelve sl:ght ntermssion VsI OBJ srved In the
AGoama's nr'pg, the Alabama making head sail, and
shspng her course for tho land, distant about nice
mi es. Al half past twelve, observed tha Alabama to
be disabled aud In sinking state. We Immediately
made way Tor her. and on pas log the KsSrsags we're
requested to assist In saving the Alabsmas crew. AT
en- minutes 10 one, vhsn wIIhn oistalce Of two hun
died yNd,, the Alabama sunk. We then lowered our
sHo boats and with The assistance of the AlAbR mas
sh leboat and 6ngy suceet ded in sa,ing Abhut forty
men, Inc uing Captain Ssmmss and toirtsen oiicsrs-
| A. one n. We steeied for Southampton
may state that, before leaving, tie Ksarsage was
apparently much disabled. The Aabanss loss 50 far
present ascertained, in killed aud wouudtd, J.,
vas as follows, viz; ooe cficer and drowoed,
ak killed and officer and sixteen ms1 wounded.
| Osp ain Ssmmes received slight wound in the right
| Maud. Toe esrsages b"as we're, after some delsy
lowered, ard with the ass stance of French pot-bcs:
succeeded in picking up the remaining survivors
J0Ha LASoAsTER.
Seam Yacht D,erhoupd, OF 0oWes, June 10.
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JoHSsroEs FALLING BACK correspondent Of the
Chicago inns, in Saermsn's army, writes IA follows:
10 nston hos mad, most mssierlS retreat from Dali
down; and riding along heP lersons column yes
terday, where oficefS realizing the difficulty OF
Withdrawing tEo, pJ in the face of enemy, heard
fequen. expressions CT admiration for tie gensrashp
displayed by Johnston, Who had retreated with much
rapidly Without losing suy Of his materials Of or
suffering in the morale of his army II he manages lis
army well in acuon, he wi prove quit, formidable
autaHoniat. -
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500 REWARD. .

STOP THE THEE WAS stolen from my
~ pasture July 4h, black HORSE, niae years
hGving very small streak white Ia the face heavy
and ai dun ss-no other marks rseoeeted The hlef
known you1g named Edgar Nesb, supposed de-
rser very male bue eyes, light hair and when
suit OF grey clothes He has be urkr for several
the neghb0rhoo1 10 sail his mother Lyes In Richmond
and he may be making hF way thther.
give the apprehension and detention
NE thief Thai the horse agaia and the thief brought
TO Justice. TH0S. JfRF6kS0h.
scottsyil Albemarle CO., Va.-Jy Sim
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HoRsE srEALiSo.-Aadrcw, a notorious rogue, slave
Of Ms. B,tsey Carver, brought before the Mayor
on Saturday to answer the charge of stealing grey
horse from Henry Debae. Ia the ats,nce Of witnesses
ths cass Was continued.
IL ia believed this negro stole the horse at Gar vile
Montellss instance, ard tha. hontells rode the horse
into the enemys ilef, making good horse by the ops-
r.ton, ard getting rid of tundry awkward criminal
charges that were standing against him.
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H.RrAs CORrus.-Judse Lyons, oa Saturday hs.. de-
cided the .beas Corpus case of GsOrgs P. salron,
that under The order Issued by the Secretary of War,
Salmon was liable to militia duty, and r.manded
him to the custody of Captain John r. Stage, Company
A. 18th regiment Va. militia.
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RICHMOND. July 9th, 1884,

RICHMOND. July 9Th, 1854 =
Mr.. THOMAS JEFFERSON. SooasriAs, Va:
tB- Your advertisement in this days Wing
10 rszad to yoar gross inustice my brother NJ
NsDi you Richmond, you can by pre- wing the
Herse be property reclaim lin and take him aud
the matter b. lned your satisfaction, and
brother Of and undsJerYed
The Iuppostlon that brother dss rer, slender,
ca b. proven bJ public documents. W NRS.Irr,
Jyli-Ig' Government s.ore-h, uie Basin Bank.
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STitL As;rHrs PAzIox.-JAmes n. d. Irving, wto
convicted and sentenced in Judge Lyons! curt 70
two ytarS imprisonment in the P .ntentiary for the
Of forgery, was, Saturday last, pardoned by
Governor Smith. 10 was recommended by the jury.
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a. becomes decent and patriotic clsIsn. sSn0 n ny
,uvDli.s and you will keep them ont OF Yankee nAnO'
ana have your money safe.
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A new opera house is to. be built at the watering
place of Menace, on the Mediterranean, the price Ofad
mission not to exceed four cents.
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The July tenn Of the Aldermens' Court of Hastings
will commence this morning at IL o'clock, with very
heavy docket of criminal causes Lett witr esses be
promp. " their attendance.
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CULPRPER LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING, in consequence of the loss Of so
- many Of my ieryanis, larger body OF Ian. .ttn
.e Dc .Ds 70 cultivate and e Whole Of II b;los
oJ 70 COO aeres with now CTR for sale Is wiz saIveysd
and plat OF the " kchmond shortly Il
u the most iers and desirable ss Of sd hs b. pur
hassd In the upper country II lies between miles
1rh ofCrpepss uourt House, tie WauentoR The
Improvements cons &C OF comfortable dwelling house. with
rooms Aooye and below STAIR bst and good
ktehsn, with basement aud garrett room, large bic
e1rl house. somsshst Injured 81 Yankee dpedoa ahArd
one yard and Of the most productive gardens ha know
~ There yoar orchard Is Of about 10 gran.
ID nut tres OF the bet vur.es In full bearing There 10
oPon The ihnd very vAluzls mineral spin; alum
spi g. yielding the nnest be found HheIe
sensa this water be 1.-THE drug store Of Mr. Pey-
ton Jonnsn OF chmond vh0E sl the plat survey
Of me land receive nom ht surveyor OF his
rsct Of land there about $50 In the original growth u
pine, oak ami hickory sbouL 2s OF FERTILE low
IN 70 Muddy kun and Pat Anch. Tns balance Of hv
ArALs land except 30 seEss high Of eulivs
soa and present. slso The JE ysouads, % with
timothy and sappinx clover orch.rd graz and lue red
~ all Of which may moved and made ino hay fas oat
ncingb rood except In two places 70 repair
VII Oh there rails st hand,
have sndsayorsit give description Of this land
but Jet ~l sell 10 representation. VIII sell pm
atey and give Immediate possessn and receive In payment
notss Of the sus stock notes OF ne
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing per cent or
Vie Confederate cent Boa d. 70 be shortly Sold
Is3Q-2sW6g Il. II. FIELD,
colanbi1, Hlavsnna county, We.
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At Baltimore on the 2th ut, the Rev. WV. WYATT D. D.
In the 7s year OF his age.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, \
NAVY DIRARIxEST,
Richmond June 2, 1864.
: ENERAL ORDER. :

All warrant officers AID all petty officers. sssusn, ordinary
seamen boys hreen, coal heavens ets
Of every description, AMI ali the vessels Of ever
description belong ns 20 e Navy shs be sondssd
.errsd TO the Provisional Navy.
By command Of the President.
4 r. MALLORY,
- eecretary Of the Navy.
Richmond, Mobile Wilmington. charOtts ssTlnnah paper,
copy twice week for one month. Zee 2aulm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE Nv York York Herald is myst6ed By the fact
that gold, which opened at ls5 on the 5Eh advanced
sunk,
Commander WiosioW, OF the Kearssss, has been re
commended by the Secretary Of the Nv for promo.
ton 10 tie Task of Commc dOre.
Lincoln has issued pr0clsma ion declaring martial
law and lupendng the Ervl 60 OF the writ OF Aaasas
corpus in Kentucky.
Mr. Fssssndeo, the neV appottsd Secretary of tho
Treasury entered upon the discharge of his duties.
Toe Winter Davis Reconstruction Bill" was OF
signed BY Lincoln.
It Is slated that Robert Lincoln, son of "Old Abe
will sooa enter the army as private.
cal for 5000 volun GERS from Massachusetts ror
gar son duty at Washington has been issued at
The latest quOtat ons Of gold in New York on thu
eth instant 10 Pm was ESQ.
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RUNWAY IN JAIL. sssfs
WAS committed to Henrico County jail, on
w the STA OF May, 1864. negro namsi WILLIAM
dExRY tie properly OF VIM Aien Of Richmond rhe sad
about 26 81 Of feet inches
S,on spare bull; hid vhsn conmire jacket light
gey unifo dis owner 10 come
orssrd popsiy pay charges and taks away,
viii be dealt with according 70 GEO. d. PLeAsbNis,
jyl-t Sheriff OF II .nTiso county.
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NOTICE.-1he subscribers, az AaEErs for
IN the DAEvILLE WOODEN COMPANY ofsr for an ~.
animation Of these goods.
NI-aW eyoKEs, WILLIAMSON ~
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DI SOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
TIE Firm of W. Il w. 8. Peters was dissolved
Il on 2sh uit By ths dsath Of the senior partner
Tae sne will continue the mnission business at the
old Sand and receive the patronage extended TO the
b9-O' VS. PETERS.
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LOST.
THE Yankee Raiders, who passed through
Charlotte Court House, Va about the 26h Of Jams.
from mI folio sing Cotton Coupon Bonds Nz Ms
1859 $3.50 8T 8512 57i tS3T $3.50 liberal reward
be psd delivered the Jno. g. Emh, williams
Darlington 4 Ba,kBd lie, of Richmond, Va. b9--l5f
WANTED A CO0K.---Wanted to hire for
w the remainder Of the year good Cook washer and
Most well ,mnended Apply second door north
OF Pratas Cottage. j-9-dts
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telegram from Madrid says that ministerial coun.
eli hai decided TO treat the Peruvian difficulty In such
Tanner ss 10 avoid war.
The L,ndoa Conference has adjourned. A Cabinet
Council was held Immediately afterward-, but Lothn
had trauspred in regard to the policy agreed upon.
Macmillan arrived at the city of he1ics on the l3h
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under
the name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles,
compounded of the cheapest whisky or COM
mon rum, costing from 90 to 40 cents per gal
Ion, the taste disguised by Anise or Corian-
der seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will
continue to cause, as long as they can be sold,
hundreds to die the death of the drunkard.
By their use the system is kept continually
under the influence of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind, the desirs for liquor is Gre
ated and kept up, and the result is all tue
herr 80 attendant upon drunksrd's life aud
deaLh. s-If-.s
For those who desire and WILL HAVR q
liquor bitters, we publish the following re-
cepit: Get one bottle of Hollands German
Bitters and mix with three quarts of good
Brandy or Whisky; and the result will be q
preparation that will far excel in medicinal
purposes and true excellence any of the nu-
merous liquor Bitters in the market, and will
COLT MUCH LESS. You will have the vir-
tue of Hoofand's Bitters in connection with
good article of liquor, at a nuch less price
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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Sherifss Sale,
Isaac Smith,

- against
Nathaniel Bishop and George NJ. Wood
ia aaf bridge, and others.
BY virtue of q writ of execution to me direct
ed from the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will of offer for sale at pab-
lie auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Wooodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, q.
m, and o'clock, p. m, on ate
Saturday, Apra 2. 1864,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north half of the north west quarter
of section fifteen, in township two, and range
four; also the north east quarter of the south
west quarter of section fifteen, township two
and range four. Also the north half of the
south east quarter of section fifteen, township
two, and range four. asafz -
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Nathaniel Bishop and George M.
Woodbridge, and orhers, at the suit OF Isaac
Smith. 58k ias t @
GEO. W.ICARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. &. o.
Feb. "a, 1S64.-pf. $3.50.
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Farm For Sale !.

THE subscriber has for sale a nice farm Of one
hundr and twenty acres Of land in Jackson
Township, Monroe County, Ohio. - ETog7
There is siity acres of cleared land OF the
premises; A. dwelling. and other neces-
sary .out bnitdings. Also eighty acres ihsec
tien twenty in the. same township, and fsrty
scres in section, thirty-six il the same town-
ship. sa !, ~ .+
All of the above lands will be cold at a re
duced price and on easy terms. For further
particulars call on the Subscriber at Woods
field, Ohio.
s. HOLLIS TER.
Dec. ID, 1ss3.-4spd.
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MAgRIED-0n the 29th day of Feb.
by II. Mitchell, Esqs MIR JAMES
STArFoRD, 62nd Regt.x ~. NaR.1, and
Miss REBEcoA JANE MCNAMARA, of
Mouroe .eouaty, Ohio.
Oh ihs assh da5iof February 1864.
by Joseph Moose, Esq. Mr.. WIN Long
of the 18th Regt .. v. T., and Miss
MARI cReSIs, ,1Ofs Moproe Gognty. T 4
On the 2sth day of January 1864,
by y.4lex. Bdchanan, ESQ.,. Mr.. WILLIAM
G. RoBlNsoN and Miss MAapALEsA
WEBER, all Of summit township, Monroe
County, Ohio. i.s = . iIeasss =
-eOn Thursday the Sd day of Ma c'
1861 pbyf Edward Salisbury Esq. Mr..
JOSEPH, COLLINS and Mrs. MARY b.
WILLIAMS, all of this county.
/. -Oa the same day, by the some, Mr.;
Levi 81. MARr5A, ,oflthel 62d Regt. and
Miss. .sAalH Il. sREyNoLDs, all Of this
-. tser as4l 3 Fi-+
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select school. school

= q We call attention to the advertisement
{ of Prof MOORE, in another column Mr
nMooREs qualifications as teacher are
hwsll known Co the people of this County
s and need no commentator from us. We
are informed that the School will be sup
! piled with an excellent set Of outline
maps. All persons desiring to qualify
sthsmselves for teaching, should not fail
e attend this session. .sbasa>e isaopP I
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FOR SALE BY

G. II. Davenport, Woodsfeld; II. C. Kotzehus
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; yanlaw
Alexander q Co., Cameron; John w. Bsrnitt
stafford; wagonfsld h Co., Jacobsbars; Upton
SPoweff, Jerusalefns jacob r. Morrill,, Clarihg
ton; J. n. & J. F. Thornbury. Beaffssiiie and
by Druggists and Merchants ssnetsllt through
not the United States and Canads.
JUDKrNs & HALL, Woodsfeld, o
Jan. 3, fS63.-ly.
July Is, 1868.
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n 10- The old Ohio Statesman has been
ssalarged aud improved, and is now under
ethe Editorial supervision Of Messrs'
AMOS LAYMAN & lewis BAKER. Terms
for Daily, one year $500 Weekly
Statesman for one year $500. Weekly
Statesman for Campaign from May lst to
November 10th, for one copy S1-2U
copies S15. z Address, :
ss4ol 4sea ass1sL LAYMAN &c BAKER,
sdi sF4malaes Columb bus, Ohio.
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Ene- IStfseter, the murderer of the Nc
Coy family was executed in Medina, Ohio,
on Friday, the 26th day of February, Ii
- estimatsd that there we're ;l5 700 per-
sons present. He protested his limo.
csncs to,the very last. SeaIEtsfss' -
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Sherif's Sale.
Il Joshua Russell,
u against
D.4l

Ruth Dickerson. f
BY virtue of writ of execution to me Iii.
rected, from the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsf-ld, in said
county, between the hours Of ten o'clock, a.. IN.
and four O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Saturday, April 2, 1864.
the following real estate, situate in said coun-
ty, to wit:
The life estate of Ruth Dickerson, in fraction
number three, in section twenty three, town
ship one, and range four, containing one hun
dred and twelve acres, more or less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of Ruth Dicksrson, at the suit OF
Joshua Russell. .l-e H. .t.ia
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
..4affsea Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
Feb24, 1s64.-pf. $3.50. sze yi.a
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) - The farmers complain of the great
injury to the wheat crop by the late
droath, accompanied with freezing and
high winds. 1t is thought that q few
mere days of sach weather will destroy
many crops, !,
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bGUNiTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
1--WE call attention to the. notice Of the
United States Assessor for this District,
Ehich will be found in another column,
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sss9- GsnsrafSigel has been assigned to
the command of the Department of
Western tirginia, aud will at once enter
upon The performance Of his duties.
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.THOSR SUFFERING FROM BROKEN DOWN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause, either jim Male or Female, will find in
Hoofland's German Bitters remedy that will
restore them to their, usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of inst stances
and fair trial is but required to prove the
assertion.
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81 e6r Major General Scammon and staff
h4vss reached kichmond and have beel
placed IN Libby prison. Fifty eight Oh
the ofisers VINO escaped from that prison
with Col Straight have been returned
~ js.ssa b Il 1sAs ~ s193i ft3a4 g
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asb6ErsAecordiug toa Confederate desert
er, sIies has but q, 900 men, but by March
q April will have 60,O0O men, as his men
will d. back from the south. - ga
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NO\NOt no MOvC,

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills arc purely
vegetable, have the certificates Of those eminent che-
ss Professors Chiffon Of N. T. and Locke Of Cnciana
Reed Dr. Robaek's Special Notices Certificates pub
shed in conspicuous part Of this Papor from time
time. 10 E. llf-i aIsf 4 s st5. = .vtTr = sss
Price Of the scandinavian vexetahis Mood PrAer Sl
PER bottle IS per hafdozen OF the scandinayan vs
skabls Blood Pills, IS cents per bof boxes for 81
Principal Once and Salesroon No. East Fourth st.,
% Building from Main ST., Cneinnsti, o. Labor.xosJ,
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Hollands German Bitters

will give you good appetite, will give you
strong. healthy nerves, will give you brisk
and energetic feeling, will enable you to sleep
well, and will positively prevent yellow fever,
bilious fever, &c.
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10 The Republican members Of the
Ohio Legislature have nominated Presi-
dent Lincoln for re-elecsion. .iaeg
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John Duvall,

John Duvall, gna3
against
Martha A. Mccoy and John H. Mccoy.
M ARrHA A. McGoy and lohn H. Nc Coy,
N1 will take notice that John Duvall on
the first day of March A. ID. 1854 filed in the
Gourt of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio, his petition against them, in which he
demands partition Of the followis described
real estate, situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit: - ,,s--. 81 tss ,lt .fs
The nsrth west quarter Of the north east
quarter of section thirty three. m township
three, of range four. Also, the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of section
thirty four, in township tnree, of range four.
And that at at the N y Term of said Court
1854, an order to assign the dover of said
Martha A. Mccoy in said promises, and al
order of partition will be asked for by the
Said John buvall. tS HEE0
s,s.,.l.le., ,.s, .a JOHN DUVALL.
March 1894 6xu .....
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sFs4- The members of the 18th o. v. v.
4, s6sIonging TO this county, lett for 90
lumbus LAST Friday. :,{;-. - Is
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- The wife of Gen. Harrison. died
at North Bend, Feb, 26. s'aa
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9atal ynteIligente,
lADVERTIsING

Has enlarged many a small business;
Has revived many dull business; oa
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY 1T. - af.Is sfF
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.s6r The tax on whisky. it is anticipa-
ted, will 500, ,0Oe, 900 revenue.