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CHEROKEE PILLS!
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRES RVER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal Of 0bstructions and tho Insursnc
of Regularity in the Recurrence OF the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obviatethose numerous diseases tina
spring from rregularity, by removing the regular
ity ITSELF
They cure Suppressed Excessive and Painful Men.
situation.
They cure Green Sickness CChlorosisl.
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts of the body, Heaviness,
Fatigue slight exertion Papitation OF the Heart
Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria. Sick Headache, Gid
diners, etc. etc. In word by removing the Irreg-
ularity they the cause, and with II ALL the
effects that spring from it.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious to any constitution, how
ever dehcste-tbeir function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail to do.
All letters seeking information or advice will be
promptly. freely and discrectly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box. or ak boxes for 50.
Sent BY mail. free Of postage. receipt OF price
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. W. r. MERWIN & Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
No. 50 Liberty-st., New York
febstodkeoyly
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PORTLAND, sACo * PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRAR
Commenting April nth, 1884.
ryr-xEEEx1 Passenger TFs5at wall leave the Sta
<~ssszssz@ ton, Canal strtst daily, Sundays ex.
eepied IS ielloWs:
Leave Portland for Bast0n ats;5 Al Il. and g.t5
Pm.
Leave Boston foI Portland IL $50 A. n sna 500
YN.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland al l0.o0A. y. and
$50 y.
These trains viii tass sna leave passengers al way
ststic2s
Freight trains lesve Portland ana Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland, Oct. 20. 1888. oc3l edit
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sscsecsic Medical RnfKrsazrv.
TO TINE LADIES.

II 4. HUGHES particularly Invites All Ladies v,na
~ need medical sayiser, 90 call at ,ia roorns NJ
Z gelaple street. which they viii ana srran ned Tor
thelf especial accommodation.
Or, rs Ececllc iseuovasing Medicine r,r,x.,
led IN eioaey aud superior virsue IN rsgisfi, -
Fersle Irregularities. Their acticn IA srosis So,
coftsiu q producing relief IN short tire ~
LADIES vii ana & invaluable IN an cszps ~ oh.
sirreiions sitter al other remedies have been rIe
vein II r. purely vegetable, containing nothiue In,
the lenss ~ erinus TO tie health ana - -
~ith psrfaet ~ at al tinses ~ '--sA
Ss ~ ~ FS't vine eoonf. with fun directions
" ,i ~ Il SsslnS Or. HUGHES.
= y LG - desiring naag consult one efths;r
~ seS' sAay q eAfffence N constant attend
tent aNvrtv
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Horse For Saie.

A TWO story wooden house No. IS Adams street
IA Ii finished rooms, convenient for two temiliea
pen5y OF good water. For particulars inquire Of
b. ]. WILLARD.
Portland, May Il, 1864. maYI4sodtf
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go

One Of the following hrst-cIsss
IT'S steamers of this Line viz Peruvian,
@-1x IL II. Hibernia, North American. Jurs, Bel
sEx.s<n1--s5 gian, Nova Seotian, Morarian, Da-
masuu., MAJ sail from Quebec, EVERY SATURDAY
Mo.EING. for Liverpool VIA Londonderry.
Also the steamers ST. DAVID, ST. GEORGE. ST
ANDREW. ST. PATRICK.' til monthly from Quebec
for Glasgow. Prepaid and return tickets issued at
reduced rates. For passage apply TO II. & A. ALL
AN Montreal, or TO jL. FARMER,
may i6dtf No. 10 Exchange street Portisnd.
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A TWO story House and Lot situated ON Port
"A land street with Stable and her ont buildings
Also two adjoining lots containing about eight
thousand square feet, enquire Of 81 STEVENS,
No. = Portland street. jnae9dtf
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PORTLAND AND KENEEBEC R.R.
SPRING SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April IS. 1864

HI Passenger trains leave Skowhogan for
sstag-@11ates Port anu and Boston, AZ as A Ill Au-
gusa, Ii1s A. II. and Bath IL ~ 2. Al. Aupnsta
III.
Porilsnd for Ba h, Aa. asts, Wateryille .Kendalls
Mliis and Skowhegan, az ll0P. NJ
nor'land iof Bath ana Anggsls 10 7. N.
Pss5engeEs for slatlons on the AHdToseo9 Rail-
road all change cars 1T Brunswick
Inc IL :. ". train om Portland connects AZ
kendans Mills with Mime Central Railroad for
Bangor, sc arriving same evening
Stages leave ia b for kookland at A. N and s
p NJ.
Stages leave Augusta for Belfast at4P NJ
= stages leave Skowhegsu at 6 10 p. NJ for Arson,
So GA &C.
through Tickets for all the stations on this and
the Androeco gain Railroad, can be procured in
Boston at the Eastern Bosom and Maine stations
3. IA. CUSHNAE, Superintendent.
April ie. 1854 ap2s n
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HOTELS.
CHANDLER ITO USE,
RefheI.

Sxs4x1 This Hotel, located ia the most beautiful
n $50 aud romantic vii age on the line OF the
ffTI9H6rand Trunk Railroad ~ miles from Cor
lsf&1I nam n. H., has been recently built with
F,-cI az eronce 10 the wants OF tue pleasuretray-
cling public IL contains lifty spacious well yenii.
lated and neatly furnished rooms. from all OF which
views Of grand mountain scenery may be had. No
the tourist ard p'easure-seekeIe. Particular atten-
tion will be paid TO sportsmen, aud convey ance 10
the lakes, Gnd all places of interest will III be fur
nished on reasonable terms. uorsee and carriages
and saddle horses toilet. good bowling saloon is
connected nth the house,
Carriage viii be in constant attendance 10 con-
vey guests Of lac house from and to tine depot, oh
the arrival and departure of passenger ira Us.
Transient and permanent hoarders 50 tied.
Il. s. CHANDLER & Co, PTopFietors
Hethel. Ne. .InlY q --nIm
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STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and Penobscot River.
Summer Arrangement, 1864.
THE NEW, sTAUNcH AND COMMoD IoUs
SEEAMER LADY LANG.
Built expressly for this route,
GAPr WILLIAM r. RnIx

sysa=s VIII commence her Surame, Ar
.->sLsfsz.Asak- RAM cement on MONDAY MORN.
cs<--sszss-sas~lN SO, June 9Th, Leaving Bangor sv-
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday Mornir ga AZ
O'Clock
Returning will Leave Railroad Wharf. foot Of
state street Portland every MondAy, "Wednesday
and Friday Evening", at 10 O'Clock. connecting with
the Eastern, Boston and Maine, and Portland saco
and Portsmouth Railroads, from Boston and Way
Stations. leaving Boston at o'olock L. Nj.
The Boat will touch at Roekland, Camden, Bel
fast Bucksport, Wiuterport and Hampden, both
ways. Passengers tiekettd through to and from
Boston, Lowell Lawrence, Salem and Lynn.
For more extended information, apply to J. o.
Kendriek. Bangor; tue LEGAL Agents at the various
iaudings; the Depot Masters OF the 7. S & p,
Eastern, and b. 8 u. Railroads; Abel somerby
IoTtland Lang Dear Boston. or
CuAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
Jupe .-isGtf
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International Steamship Company.
Eastport, Calais L st. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

E4lMz On and after Monday March 2g,
n the superior soa-going steamer
Fsrszzszna sylssss<,S NEW BRUNSWICK, Capt +. Is.
.sss<s xieezZzs4s Winchester, Will leave railroad
Wharf. Ipot OF State Street, every Monday .;
O'Clock T. NJ. and the Steamer NEW ENGLAND
Capt L. Field. every Thursday at O'Clock r. NJ,
for Eastport and ST. John, n. IS, connecting al
Eastport with steamer Queen, for Robinson, st An
drews and Calais, and with STAGE coaches for Ma.
chiss, and al Of. John with steamers for Freder.
Teton and with steamer I'm, eTor for Dighy Wind
sOr and Halifax, and with the Z. 4 n * RAILROAD
for Shedise and ell way siations
Returning, wi 4 leave St John every Monday and
Thursday a, o'clock A. NJ, Tor PASSPORT, Portland
and Hoston.
Through tickets procured Of the Agentsand Clerk
on board Steamers
Freight received till o'clock P. NJ, Mondays and
Thursdays. So
may6dtf c. c. EATON. Agent.
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40 let.
ONE STORE ia Cats Block.
" Apply to II, T. MAoHIN.
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J. G, CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. . sron Block, Portland Pier.
deo6 dtf
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lDthi t&uourt OF t. erStrt @cs@90 500
Six PEE -HE Interest on ftp outstan ing certiE-
Gates O profits win b. paid TO the holders thereof,
their legal representatives essd after Tuesday
fhe Second 81 February PEI t.---s.---
After rsseryiag Three and One half Nitiou Dollars
OF profits the outstsndng certificates OF the issae
1862 u be redeemed and paid TO the holders there.
Of, their legal Iepressntaiis on and after Tues
day, the second OF February next. from which da,o
all interest thereon will cesse The certificates TO Be
produces at the tilne OF payment. ana cancelled
4 Dividend o. Forty Fer Cent. il declared on the
net earned premiums Of thctoTnpany, Tor the yesr
ending 3lst Desembsr, 1853. for which certificate
viii h. Issued. and after Tuesday, the Filth OF
april next.
Tie Pronts Of the Company. ascertained
From The Isf Of July iSl2 10 the lsi OF
IaI 1853 for which Certificates were
fszue<, Account 10 eli, ga, S5o
JsnusTy. 1874. 2.sso coo
7ofal profits for ri years, sl6,s5s. So
The Certihcaies plogions TO lso2, have
been redeemed BY ea.h. u,69o,Zle
Ret earnings remaining with the Com III
pany, on lat J. nmary, 1854, s5,2aS.61a
BY order ef the Beard.
w. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
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OF FOE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY %, 1864.

gNfIE Trustees In conformity 10 tho Charter % ths
IL Company. fu nit the following statement 81
its Affairs IN the 3lst DE- cegubsr, .So3;
fremipnls received Marine Kicks,
from lstJauuary, 1868 10 Slst De-
cemb-s 1868, ss,2l4,sss %
Pr lniuns POLICIES not marked of
LIST January, 1853, l,706 COZ p
Total amount of Marine Premiums, sio,Vo5, COL Il
No Pc iciss have been issued upon Life
Risks: nos upon ire Risks discou-
nest. with LsriDe RISKS.
Premiums marked of from 1st Jan,
1853 ~ 3lst December, IS 3, 81 so. 666 81
Losses paid during the same period 3s05 65l 0s
ketarns Of Premiums and Expenses l,0s2 s6T As
The Company las the iollo~ihg Asses, viz:
unit SIales apd stat of New York
stock City. BANK an other Stocks, s3,492 63i 81
L. ans secured b. stocks andothe rwse, l45070s o.
Reat tale and hends and Mortgages, l93 100 o.
Diyids nds on Stocks IL terest on Bonds
aud Ii 9Ttgagee and other Loans.suD-
dry Nofse. re isnranco aud other
claims due he Comply estiLn ated at l04,g6l 81
Premium Notss and Bills Receivable. 3.2is,676 81
Cash in Bank, ~. sl3 s.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-05-26

Attention Is called 70 an advertise.
ment in another column Of the United
States l0-4O Bonds. Il is worth read
ing for, the information II gives, and Il
Of particular interest to those having
money to invest. The Bonds are ex.
cmpt from State or Municipaltaxation
and drew FIVE per cent interest paya.
in coin, which is over eight per cent
at the present rate Of premium on
gold.
As some parties have endeayored to
create the impression thatthetyohun
dred million fiye per cent. loan, now
on the market, would not be taken
we give the following statement in re.
lation to it, as announced by the Trea.
uury Department at Washington:
Authority to receive subscriptions
for the ten.forty bonds was given first
on March %, 1864. The first subscrip.
lion was made on the 25th of that
month. From March 25th to May 9TH
inclusive, forty-four days, the sub
scriptions amounted to forty-fcnr mil.
lions six hundred and sixthousand and
ono hundred dollars By way Of con.
trast it may be stated that the authori-
ty to receive subscriptions for the five.
twenty bonds was first given April 20
1862. The frat subscription was made
May l, in that year. From May / to
Juno 8 inclusive, thirty nine days, the
subscriptions amounted to only five
millions six hundred and twenty six
thousand three hundred and fifty dol
lars. .s ltQtt,I 4lte ~ itlfA S't
The fact that these bonds, principa
and interest, are payable in gold, ant
they are bylaw exempt from State anc
municipal taxation, gives them specia
value overall other forms sofinvestmcnt
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MOVEMENT OF GRANrs ARMY.
Dispatch from tho Secretary
' Uf War.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1856.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1864.
OFFICIAL TO MAJOR GENERAL DIX.
Dispatches from Major General Can
by, dated mouth of Red River, at mid
night, May Is, state that Admiral Por-
ter had Just arrived. The remainder
of the gunboats will arrive tonight.
General Banks will probably reach
Symmesport, on the Atchafalaya, to-
morrow, A,ss Il s9s J.s,,t, 4
A despatch from Admiral Porter,
dated on board the flagship Black
Hawk, mouth Of Red River, May 16,
states that the portion Of the squadron
above the falls, at Alexandria, have
been released from their unpleasant
position, owing to the indefatigable ex-
ertions Of Lieutenant Colonel Bailey,
Acting Epgineer Of the 10th Army
Corps, who proposed and built tree
dam, of 600 feet across the river at the
lower falls, which enabled all the ves-
sells to pass in safety to the Mississippi.
The back-water reached to Alexan-
dria and allowed them to pass all over
the shoals, and the obstructions plant
cd by the epemy, to q point Of safety.
Lieutenspt Colorel Bailywil be i'm.
mediately pomipated for promotion for
distinguished and meritorious services.
An official report from Cairo, dated
May 22, states that the army and gun.
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Advance Of Grants Army---capture Of q
Rebel Mail.

Z New YoRK, May PA Washing
ton dispatch of yesterday evening"
states that the rebel army has been re-
treating ever since the attack on our
right on the 18th
Ala o'clock Saturday evening, our
forces occupied Guinea's Station and
Bowling Green, and not enough rebels
had there been found to fight with,
Two men were captured near An
napolls with large rebel mail, des-
tined to Baltimore, with letters for
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
parties also, $4,000 in gold, and $780,
900 in greenbacks. The letters speak
Of the scarcity of food, &C., and contain
highly important information.
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Repayment 4 iIouA.y Funa.

The attention Of oil persons who
subscribed to the Bounty Fund is in
vited to the notice Of the Auditor oi
State and of the Ceaaty Auditor pub.
lished elsewhere.
Subscribers should present their
claims to the City Council or the Town
ship Trustees before the first Monday III
June, as all claims are required by the
Aaw t0be indorsed and fled with the
county Auditor on OF before that day.
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boats were allsafe at tho mouth Of Red
River and Symmespoft.
Major General Sherman, By q dis.
patch dated $50 last night, reports
that he would be ready By this morn.
ing TO resume his operations. Return.
ed veterans and regiments, he pays
have more than replaced all losses and
detachmehts.
We have no official reports by tcle.
gram from General Grant.
Official reports Of this department,
show that within eight days after the
battle at Spottsylvania Courthouse
many thousand veteran troops have
been forwarded to General Grant
The whole army has been amply sup
piled with full rations of subsistence.
Upward of 80, 600 sick and wounded
have been transferred from the field to
Washington hospitals and placed under
surgical care. fT
Overs, 600 prisoners avebeen trans.
ported from the field to prison depots,
and large amounts of artillery and
other Implements Of an active cam
paign brought away.
Several thousand fresh cavalry hor-
SCI have been forwarded to the army,
an the grand Army of the Potomac
10 now fully as strong in numbers, and
better equipped, supplied and furnish
ed than when the campaign opened
Several thousand reintorcements have
also been forwarded to other armies in
the field, and ample supplies to ALL
During the same time, over 10000 vol
unteers for a hundred days, have beor
mustered into the service, clothed,
armed, equipped and transported tc
their respective positions.
This statement is due to the chief'
of tho army staff and bureau and theil
respective corps. to whom the credi
belongs. &. NJ. STANTON,
~ Secretary Of War.
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$40 Reward.

will pay Ten Dollars to any per
son who will give, me information
which will lead To the CERTAIN dotec
rten of the thief who lately stole 6
blossoming flower which had been
planted on the grave of my son. Any
one having any knowledge or suspi
cion Of the guilty wretch, will please
call on me, at the residence Of nay
father, Hon. 4. EWING.
.ef@s ELLEN e. SHERMAN.
Lancaster, May 26 1864.-9-2w.
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CoRREcrIoN.-Last week we were
hurried off to the Compassionate Cnven.
tion before reading the proof Of our ed
itorial matter, consequently some pro
voking errors occurred in our last issue
We suppose our readers corrected The
bad grammar as they, read, and are
aware that "Mr. do Tocquerville,
should have been "M. de Toequeville.'
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nGg-Isaac Levy has attached to his

Isaac Levy has attached to his
Clothing Store a Tailoring Shop and
rs now prepared to make Clothing to
ofdsFon short notice. He has on hand
avery large stock Of piece goods from
which to select. Call and examine his
goods. His advertisement will appear
next week.
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WIN. CURTIS, Esq. of Pickerington,
subscribes for two PaPcrs to send to
the soldiers. He will accept their
thanks. Who will do likewise?
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Exempt from Municipal or State
Taxation,

their value is increased from one to three per
cent per annum, according the rate Of tax leIics
in various parts OF the country.
At the present rate OF premium on gold theypay
Over Eight per Cent. Interest
incurreucy, and are Of equal convenience as perrn
nent or ortemporary investment.
Itis believed that no securities offer SO great in
ducements to lenders as the various descriptions Of
U. 8. Bonds. In all otherform Of Indebtedness, the
faith or abtyofpriyate parties or stock companies
or separate communities only is pledged for pay
ment, while for the debts Of the United States tho
whole properly OF the country holden to secure the
payment of both principal and interest IN coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
$50 up to any magnitude on the same terms and are
thus made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
into money at any moment and the holder will have
the benefit ofthe interest.
tmay be useful to state in this connection that the
total Funded Debt of the United States which IN
terestis payable in gold on the Sd dry of March 1854
was s7sS 900, 600. The interest on this debt for the
coming fiscal year will be si5os7, ,l26, while the
toms revenue in gold for the current fiscal year. end
ing June 3Oth, 1904 has been far at the e ofover
sl0o, 900, ,OOO per annum. F+l
~ VIII oo occu oven blo PiSScn' bvie
ofthe Government are largely in excess of the wants
ofthe Treasury for the payment OF gold interest,
while the recent increase of the tariff will Obubess
raise the annual receipts from customs on the same
9monnt ofimportations, to $50, 1000 per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks actingas loan
agents were not issued from the United States Treas
ury until March 20, but in the frst three weeks OF
April the subscriptions averaged more than TEN
MILLION A WEEK. -3r
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Cincinnati O.
| Third National Bank Of Cincinnati, o.
Fourth National Bank Of cincinnat,o.
AND BY ALI OTHER NATIONAL
BANKS
which are depostares Of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (scting agents othe Ma
tonal Depostary Bcnks) will furnish further insor
nation on application, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
1
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NOTICE..

AUDlToR's oFFICEr FAIRFlELp COUNTY, l
f LAEcAsfsH, onio, Nay 16th, 1904.
VTVHE City Board Of Equalization isi now in session
caims Of grievances relative 10 disproporliouste as-
segment Of Reat end Psrsons properly, within The
Cty Of Lencastel ohioj said claims must BE- submit
WM ROBINSON,
Sec.to the Boerd,
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" LADIES' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50

As sealous friends of popular education. and desi-
tenn we deeply regret the lack OF that proper quah-
cation in many Of our teachers 50 essential 70 secure
tapce' This Normal School Win aaord rare oppor.
unityt 10 teachers for improvoontn their profession,
81 which We hope and trust many vii svail them.
the stdndard Of quoleotson and prevent the disas.
irous consequenceS that would follow from having
ignorant ard unqualified persons occupying the i'm.
Gayss.sIsS. G .'1 . HARPER Z HAnrzLtR.
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ESTATE OF ARTHUR cAaxEs.

NOTICE is hereby glFcn that The subscriber lls
been duly appointed and qualified "a AdTnmlstrs.
TOR, with the will ANNEXED, Of fhc ez;ste Of htthut
Carnes, late Of Fairfield county. 'decPased Al per.
sons indebted 10 the estate cfsaid decoased st "a.
quested 10 make immediate psvfneLt ind THOSE
having claims against the same WI present them 70
the under5igaed for allowance
MARTYR MILLER, Admir-.
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
18th DISTRICT OF ONO
CIRcLEvILLE, May 25, 1864
40 Tuos npAKr

lSJu DlSIhlCT OF OHlO
CIRcLEvILLE, May 25, 1864.
10 Tnos. DRAKE. 5a..
Instructions to Enrolling Officers :
You are required to enroll all per-
sons liable to draft, as follows:
1st. All whose names have been
omitted heretofore by enrolling clerks.
I'd. Alwho shall arriveat the age
of 20 years by July 1st, 1864.
Sd. All aliens who may have de-
clared their intention, or have cxer-
cised the right Of suffrage.
4th. All persons discharged from
the military service who have not been
in such service two years.
5th. All who have moved into your
sub district since last enrolment, not
ing opposite their names the township,
county and state, from which they are
to be transferred, if enrolled else
where.
And on seperate sheets the follow
ing:
9th. All who have enlisted into the
three years service since last enroll
ment who are actual residents of your
sub-district. ra
And ON seperatc sheets the follow
ing:
7th: All who have responded to the
calf for 100 days-naming their sub
stitutes, if any.
Should doubt arise as to the fact of
any persons former enrolment, con
suit printed lists where they can be
found, memoranda of enrolling clerk
if one exists, manuscript left with the
printer if it can be obtained, or this
Office if the foregoing all fail.
AS enrolling officers by the positive
terms Of the law, are required to enroll
ALL male residents between 20 and As
years of age, including persons afflict-
cd with manifest permanent disability
it is evidently the ietei'est of each SUBJ
district to take the proper steps to re-
leive itself ofthe quota based upon the
names of sucl, persons, as we'll as those
who are over As years of age, or
who from any other cause are enti-
tied to be stricken from the rolls. The
only way to- do this is by application
to the Board of Enrolment. o
st BY order of the Board,
MARTIN KAGAY,
~ Commissioner.
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NOTICE is hareby g ven to all whom II may con-
that at the next Session Of the Commission
ers Of Fairfield County, TO be Held in June next,
there win be presented Petition praying for the
tablishment OF the following described County Rood.
to.wit; Commencing at the North Eastcorner ofths
lands Of Vim. McCleerv in Liberty Tp., ft Fairfeld
county, between sections "A ahd-z7; thence South
along the line of the said M'Cleery Ind Apts heirs
% nterseet the old road at the widow Kindlers snd
there to terminate Also praying for the vacation Of
the old road that rams through said farms.
April g, ls5i-3Rs MANY PETITIONERS. : I