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q 900 RxwxnD. 1.-The above reward will be
givsn to any psrsen who can furnish prescription
for coughs. oolds, Hhoopins. cough, asthma, and
ssnsanption, which d equal to DR.: Strickland
Kellialess coush Bslsana- This balsam VIII cure
The shoys complaints, also spitting Of blood and
night swsass. One Afty cent bottle i sucient fol
any one to try. The worst eases Of chronic cough
asthma, whooping cough and primary esses ofcon'
sumption are cared BY DR. Strickland 3 Mellifusu us
Couch Bslsam. II can b had ct any oruggists,
Il . different from any other cough medicine we
have known in the country YIN.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

pre.odly isor o. Nsss&I - rs par
tisan sspportsn ofthe Aduinisttaliop are
ie<il Sith ~ 80 pfoserip tiys yisor
- her. - g Js6sFzonvillet so IN
~ IN. 9hszs th6 Esgle tells us that
"a - 1i1dS oas d1y iast Reek On the
I'm IA skep II the Enasy yard and the
fSsjisR IL the people there, ss we'll the spirit
az the Administration. will be seen from
what followed. There were ffty-thses
men working m the shop. Ispd they were
called ID singiy,, when fellow Adfessed II
= little brief auikssityn put to the men, y
.thsy came iD. the following questions:
Are you Union inanf y
Are Won Q member Of o Union Leaguef
viii you vote for Lincoln Or McOlsllanI
10 tiess; Questions All -one Of the City
tbr.s men .nnswefd, u t6e 6rst aYes, . &
the second sNo," to the last, mcclellan
Ons nan hid: II an Union man, ans
I belong q 40 league but my whols ccun'
try. Ihsye followed Mcclellan through
mud and blood in Virgins, and Iiwill stant
BY him to the last"
Another said: II an q Union man;
belong % no league; i haye given tyo SON
torhs army, and one ofthem b nov lynn
in the hospital ct Winchester. 1 am goini
to cast my vote for Mcclellan, and my two
sons, ifiiving, win do the same"
OF tho ffy three men, but two promiset
to vote for Lincoln; the others were dis
charged By IN Administration claiming to
know no enemies but the, enemies Of hil
country. Let the working.men mark tia
no man can earn dollar under this Ad
ministration unless he ID prepared to sci
his principles with his labor.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

TIE Republicans Of Ohio county have
very little cause to congratulate themselves
upon the late election. Their victory was
not won by any exertions Of theirs, they
are entitled to no credit for the negligence
oftheir opponents. The Republicans were
themselves the most astonished men in the
whole ccu aty, when the returns come in.
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L1NcoLN's "WAY."-aVote for me, or
your property shall be condscated and you
treated as an enemy to the United States" "

We have received from j. O. ORR q Co.,
of this city, copy Of the Narrative ofthe
privations and suferiDgs of the United
States officers and soldiers while prisoners
Of war in the hands of the rebel authori-
ties" 1t is a neatly printed book of 2SS
pages, and is sold at the low price Of TWEEN
tv five cents.
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Real Estate for Sale.

rr7ill be offered at private sale until the 18th dag
Nv OF November 1854, part OF iot No. ll6, situate
ON the south west corner OF Market Street. and Market
Alley fronting 81 feet Market ST. running back The
same distance on the Alley. is&iaa!
If not sold prior TO that day. it viii on that day at
10 o'clock be sold at Public Auction at the front door
The above is the only desirable property for sale On
Market square.g5Hsgs ..g.4 F,gI, ~
TEs,fs or SALE, One third each, BALANCE In sQual
PAYMENTS of g. 10, and Is months withrirtersts or
ali cash, at the option OF the purchaser Defer.
red payments to DO secured by deedof trust For fur
Their particulars inquire OF 'SsesfA.J. PANNELL.
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The Latelltgencsr Of Saturday morning

The Intelligencsr of Saturday morning
said:
sour ancient friend, Col. Ben. Wilson,
came to town yesterday from Harrison
county, to speak at the celebration meeting
that was to have been held at Washington
Hall last night, in honor Of the victory on
Thursday, that was mt achieved. The but
ternuts invited him and several Others t.
come and make merry with them "
In the first place, Col. WILSON was not
'iuvited;" in the second place, he die not
intend to speak at any meeting; and in the
third place, his visit to the city was OF &
purely private and personal nature. With
these trifling exceptions, the IHtGligencer''
item is quite correct.
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House and Lot for Sale

DURsUANTts mo prosisisns of dscfes = adered
i blythe Circuit Court of Marion, at the Q .to. el
ter thereof in tae case Of william W. Titchs aor e
al %. john Walher and David d. Msuear, xhall on
the second Monday In Novenbar next prnceed 10 sell
by pubic auction 70 the highest bidder, before the
front door of the Court House 4 said county house
and lot situated n the town Of Warrington the same
In whieht sad ID. B. Manear nov residee for cash
In hand SUIT Gent to pay thecos Of this suit and the
expense fsae, and for the residue of and
month"; the purchaser giving bond and approved secur-
ity and the comInstioper retaining lien on the came
to secure she uhrsid purchase money. I.
-. sP'a LII E1ah f1I3k "a p SMITH, {
: oct2l- ditawst . M 10 las 80 Commissions. 9
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IT is said that Mr.. Lincoln replied some
few days ago to . delegation who were ure-
Mg Mr.. Chase's appointment to the Chief
Justiceship, that ''until be and Chase were
created oyer again by the Almighty, thew
could never come together"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-31

The Northwestern Sorghum Convention
commences 1t: sessions At Rockport, Iii.
nois, 70 day and will continue for three days
The Western papers predict that it will
PROVE the largest and most successful dem
onstration OF the sugar and syrup interest
ever made in the Northwest.
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The North Western Bank Of Viz. ,-.sz1z n,
4 sinia. Complainant, ri y4iNsI
John Bishop, Andrew ! r.nn.l. In chanosry
Aarnn Kelly, John Howell, Ga. IN me Circuit
brisl Jacob, George HArdman, the court iof ONO
Whsstidg saving Institution, county
and Sobriskis Brady, Defend
Z Inpu,saanes Of the Decree Of the Court made in
this eaa,s shall q Trustee and CommIs,ionsr ap-
pointed ~ TIE ,aid Court 10 the plspsof said Ga.
'; TIE sisi aTa e. DAY ac9 u NovRnsEB, 1855.
at the 'front.' door Of the Court House Of said conn
~ ssl TO thshighsst and best bidder on the terms
sftsr msntoasd, the folloxing described property,
70 VII: p:st.ef lot OF ssyslnd u tie city Of
Whselipg ltuste On Main stsSst; On tie sssS side
thereof, and bounded = ioIlowE beginning ut a
point IN the eat hide q Main street. ninety ave
feet and eleven inches southssrd Of Market alley
and east Of Main street. thsnce south with the east
nds Of said Main street. thirty thsss fessTand pine
inches tbspss 90 NTH & siksIeht line parallel
With Assket alley, 70 - alIsy b The rear 81 aid
PgopefT thsnea North With said last mentioned al
~ thirty three fsst nine inshss thence with .
ss,ashthns TO the plaos q BEGINNING being same
Caldwell and wife By d. drseordsd IN tie Clerk
eass Of The late 0sIaty Cears fae said ssuaty Of
Ohio, AID which pssysfty = pos - Tie oee1psnsy
To ttrRs d Ais ssss ens -hurth pSEf Of the
Pardhass nonsy b essh q the aus Of sale and tas
balance sf the purchase uepsy In three equal In
ssalnsng .t dx tgelys and eighteen months re-
YeHtysy fon ths dsy Of ale, viii interest FROM
"a ars q salS, ths pgluhssef giviRe bends With
god :sestty Coz ed dSftHed intfaInsats and the
eas osias fssAiasd untA ths payment q The
sosssr & 1854, .~.~~-,-ss,a'-. oos7-sr 3
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MARRIED. IL
On Thursday, Oct 9th, 1854, at the residence
Of the bride, BY Rev. Mr. xreisch, Mr. FRAN:
CIS A. ELBERT, and MISS LYDIA JANE
MARSHAL. both ofthis city. co 91S
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Town Lots for Sale.

DURSUANT tstne provisions Of decree of the Cir.
II cult Court % Marion, rendered At the octolsr
term thereo IN ~ case Of John g. Rlemins va Johr
McCus shall, % the second. Mon3hy In Noyeubsr
nsx proceed Ell ssfare the door 0f the Court
ssid ecurty by pabe auction to Ia hsks - fidder
two lcts No. anA IN The tavn Of Mannnetcn rno.
TIE following term, 70 w.t. For cash in hand
pay TIE eost Of ths suit and the expense OF sale
the residue upon credit RI l. g. and IL month"; az
purchaser giving bond and secut1 IL fhs ear,,r;s
aoner retaining lien the aid {ots % sec1re ~
unpaid purchase money. Thu ics ara xsrv deir
being wed situated and Veil Adopted Tor resdenses'
and situated n the most bushes town On tbs T,s
I'rs . ohie RAi'saad. in the county Of Marion. ~e
es,i-t lsA.asl 27GEs Ssss s
INVEST SvIRGIN4A:TAsr zlss held Ia the cIerL,.
All Once oEthe Crcnit Court Of Marion county a.
smonth OF July, 1864: ~
Hobart Moran, - eNTs
rhsnas ]. salst . II oAAD'sr
Lns eoject d thus suit Is 70 obtain decree 10 aei,
usss o. land lying ifthe county Of 1fa,ion, n
sae vsien o. White Days sold by compisi1nrt a
- Iaios gov $50 70 SATISFY iudeaepf In favor
sosSor Pprchase money for said iands ana Il an
Resnns ffcn an dAyit filed In the papers Of this e.n
that the dsferdants Edward Luton, Wel,v 49,.
nj s.a,s ,ass $3.50 ssf Maiotsfs
Pear here within -. rcnth frg1n dss n,6E ~ P y.
tbs order and do ~hs, hrssss u vr5teT 80 -
terest n this suit "
a copy fssts, RIB LOTT cux-,
Wil,on Smith, counsel for Complainant. WIFE,
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In Chancery.

- ~ANAACo1J " - /
VTJEST vfR0INIA--At rules hsN IN the Clerk
w once Of the oircnit Court Of Harshan county
e, %,, sns n &sr,.s q n1s0 /, ~ F#
Margaret Armhrons and Others - =
The object Of suit ID to recover the Of u tsl due
ssi the real sstte Of aid decssssd 70 pay the same
With interest and eosts and the dssndants Margaret
Armstrong, DAVID Armstrong, VIM. Colin Armstrong,
Mary Laura Armstrong and Elizabeth Armstrong
ing BY adsvt lsd that they are not residents Of this
State, IL Ia ordered that they do appear here within
ons month after dus publicaten OF trs order and DO
what b necessary TO protect thar intsrest in this suit
- HOUSAN RIGGS, Clerk.
W. Il OLDHAM, for complainant.
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The Holidays Cove Railroad Compaay,a
oct35-2w az BY THoMASL JEWE1T, Pres.
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be enabled to detsct fraud If any shsuld b
attenpted Any o616lf- ~ dRaw Fupon
any 81 cfncer d che list q ucosy.ordef
Offices sbr asnm, upop 90 6fdoR, from 0es
doltar n dirt dol1nS 1ut WIN alsrg6r
than tie lsttsf v tequised, addltienaf -
ders to make IL up must Be obtained. "a.
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wy once Of the crcnis Court 81 Marian eor,nts )
the month o. July, 1864: 'Sn'I
hobart Moran. O..
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man who values the hsal.n and hlpnhsh 81
VIM, and is desirous Of rsisihg her from the ;s7'
oil q Slave TO THE sEraCs," should fail b p'I'
ons Of thses time and Abor- saving instruments.
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Mach me shop.

The Mach me shop r 3E
Another vigorous effort should be
made to carry out the Machine Shop
project, early next week. If it is al
lowed to die now, it can never be re-
viyed, and one vigorous push now,
will make il success. Let those
who have the matter in hand give it
another shove, and let the citizens,
generally, give their assistance, II
can be done.
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~ The Urbana Gazette saws |

rT The Urbana Gazette says ma !
ny fears were expressed concerning
the safety of the wheat crop, some
fields looking as if the plants had
been entire frozen ont. The late
rains and fnc weather have however,
dispellcd all doubt on this subject -.
The wheat is coming out finely, aisd
the fields look green and hourishing, |
The wheat is not winter killed toI
any great xtent, and the crop prom
ises to he an average one.
EY- Frank Pierce wrote to JEFF
Davis few months before the rebel
lion occurred, that in case war broke
out between the North and South,
the latter would have the assistance
Of the Democracy. But his "prom-
issary note was protested by the
people of New Hampshire 1t was
! presented for payment again on the
day of the late election and again
scorniully rejected rs worthless.
Nor BADLY KILLED. We learned
Yesterday from German who has
been engaged in trimming vineyards
on the main land for the last few days
that the grapes are not as badly in
liurcd by the frosts of the winter as
was at one time feared. He gives it
as his opinion from what he has OBJ
served that the crop will not be seri-
ously damaged.-SaAdHsky Reg.
ErThe spotted fever is ravaging
various parts of Pennsylvania. Scores
!, Of people are dying from it. In eve
ry case the persons attacked have
died within twenty. -four hours after
the first symptoms, which usually
have the appearance of small pimplea
and blotches on the hands and face,
with acute pain, swelling of the head
, and enlargement Of the glands Of the
neck.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 18TH
Partial returns from eleven counties
give more votes than the whole mum
Der required by the Presidents proc
lamation to replace Arkansas in the
> Union The other counties to bC
: heard from, Iorty-three in number
will give fully 5000 morevote. The
new State Constitution, framed BY
e the late Convention, was almost unan
: imously ratified, there being, so fer
only 137 votes against it. Arkansas
is thus declared free state, in tn,
Union, by the voluntary action of il!
. own citizens. Gov. Isaac Murphy
and the whole state ticket was elect
? ed.
: DAMAGES TO SHEEP By Docs, MIR
: Sherman, of Ohio, has submitted
!, memorial, from the officers and mem
q bers of the Ohio Wool Growing AS
. sociation, representing that fron
. trustworthy data and in the belier o
), the Association, 100000 dogs infes
Z the State Of Ohio. The memoria
adds that a partial record of the dam
age done 10 the sheep and husbandr,
of Ohio, amounts to 100000 pc
annum. The memorialists pray TO
: q revenue tax of 81 upon each dog,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-25

Var has its TriltmPlls, 50 has Peace.
While the armies of the Union were
winning brilliant victories, the Chem
.cal Salteratus was enjoying series
,f uninterrupted atriumphs over the
)opula, aversion to all saleratus, be-
ause the common. kinds in use were
oand co be destructive, Science had
demonstrated that the Chemical Sal
|Aratus was,not only ,pnre in its ma
|6ure. but wonderful In rs effects, pro
|tucing batter hrcad and biscuit than
Any other kind Of saleratus or soda
known.
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Now Advertisements.

Clocks, Watches and Jewelry--
Shannon & Kimber.
For Sale or Rent--Jonathan Par
ker.
Ladies' Goods---J r. Malev.
Dry Goods--Patterson x TAYLOR.
Butter and Eggs Wanted--Daniel
Cline.
Administrators Sale Of Real Els.
tate-O'Neal, Blackboard &c Harsh.
Administrators NOTICED Dorsey
Attachment Notice-T. Ballard.
Dry Goods-W. II. ~ j. j. Wheel.
err.
Divorce Notice-Goit & Parker
Attorneys.
Stoncware-Isaac Davis.
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Findlay Post Of
fee, March rs, 1864.
Hancock & Co., Q, Frank Lunkly,
Miss Almira Lugarts, James L. Mil
Ter, Miss Della Runion, B. d. Spaul'
ding,
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters'will please say they are adver'
tised. j. B. ROTHCHILD, p, NJ.
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s'rhree Questions"

"Threr QUESTION:"
ED. JErp:-Permit me to PROFOUND
to the Courier few questions con-
corning "the grand old party which
we hope it will find time to candidly
answer:
lst. Is it not true, that the North
,ern Democracy are in favor of the
,"Union as it was," in order that JEFF
Davis apd his Democracy may be
again united with Vallandigham and
his Democracy ? .v -rr--
ID Is it not true, that ninety
mine out of hundred of all the rebel
leaders, and the soldiers who arc
| lighting in the Confederate army, are
Democrats2 Aud, if SO, is it unnat
ural to conclude that there are strong
fraternal feelings between the JEFF
Davis Democracy and the Vallandig
ham Democracy 2
3D.. lie Il not a fact, that 100, ,000
Democrats in Ohio supported a con
victed traitor for Governor, W 20
among other infamous propositions
proposed to amend the Constitution
so as to divide the Union into foul
sections, making the South the pre-
lpondering section?-Vide Vallandig
hams Record. A, A. S.
FiNpLAY, March 25th, 1864. o-
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TO Whom IL May Concern.

TO Whom u May Concern. HI
1t having been reported that V. ).
FAIL gave information to the Provost
Marshal, that led to tile arrest OF
Lewis F. Ramsey, asa deserter from
the 57th o. V. L., we, the undersign-
I'd, do hereby certify that Mr.. FAIL
lid not report said Ramsey, nor in
any way aided in his arrest, or knew
Of his arrest until after il
vas made. Whoever circulated said
report is guilty Of d deliberate false
hood. j. II. DARRAH,
q NJ Dep. Pro. Mar. lTIancocl Co.
JAMES NJ. BIaGs, co. +, 57th 0. V. !.
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The iinchiue shop.
2 The stock for the new machine
shop is being slowly raised. The
town has done well, but the farmers,
with few exceptions, are not taking
hold Of the matter with the zeal that
they ought. The enterprise will be
more beneficial to them than to any
other class. The larger the popula-
ton the better the market for their
products and the more valuable their
land. Let them look ut the value of
value of farming lands within ten
miles of any manufacturing town and
they will find that it is more than
double that of the same grade Of
lands around any town that is merely
commercial. For instance, lands
near Canton, sell readily at 800 per
acre; the same improvements here,
at the same distance from town, sell
Mt from S45 to $50.
No one need be afraid to invest in
this enterprise. The stock piu pay,
the business is profitable and the
shop will be in the hands of men
whose capacity for business is ac-
linowledged and who have made q
success OF every thing they have nm
Idertaken. Let the farmers do some
thing for the machine shop
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(Idvo tSc nent)
Observation-Disclosures
For the highest market price for
all kinds Of Produce, go to
II. Z. GAGE Il Co.'S.
Five hundred bushels Of Flax:seed
to loan, Mt the Empire Store, on the
best terms. Come and see.
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Horse Bits
We have just received new plate
and are prepared to execute horse
bills on short notice, and in good
style. gM T
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WhceIers, New block

Is uow completed { atleast the first
story) and both store rooms are now
occupied W. II. d. j. j.. Wheeler
have the corner room, which Is eighty
feet deep by twenty-five in width. The
rooms are finished in the latest and
best styles, aad are as attractive in
appearance rs any in Northern Ohio.
The block is an ornament and credit
to the town. -..t
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-03-25

Ry- DR.. r. Ballard had walnut
log, fourteen feet in length, sawed at
the Benton Mill, into plank for gun
stocks, which made 1900 feet of lum'
Der, which he sold for S34,60.
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March 10th, A. d., 1864.
Or. PasiH

Or. Pasin
Who has visited this place regular
IL for a number OF years, will be Mt
the Reed House, Findlay, Monday
and Tuesday, May 8 and 10th. His
patients will take notice
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prndnce nfnrket.
WusAr--s1 20 Cor. rel. ~
GoRS --riew so TO SIC. s
RYE-s0 cents TO 600.
BuTrBR-00 TO zoe. a- v
EGGs-12 cents.
LxRpA0 and 70 cents. Tcch 9wc
OATs--60 cents.
TALLow-9 to 10 cents.
BEES WAx-35 cents.
TrmoruY SErD-s0 90 TO 3 90.
CLOVER SBnD--S0,00 TO 6 90
WfitrE BrAxs--S2 90 TO $50 81
DRIED PEAcuEs--10 per lb.
DRIED APpLEs--SI7O
PELTs--50 TO | 10
HrDEs--6 cents green, Ia dry 2
RAes-Cotton 4 cents.
WooL--G5 to 70 cents.
FLAX SEED-s0 90 to / so.
PoTAroEs-75.. to so cents.
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Blanks

Blanks.
Warranty, Quit Claim and Mort
gage Deeds; blanks for Pensions,
Back Paw, &c; Justices blanks Of all
kinds; Promisory Notes, particularly
convenient for public sales, and-all
other kinds of blanks. we'll printed on
good paper, for sale at this office.
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re- The deficiency of Ohio on all
the calls for troops, up to March 4th,
was 80, ,223. From this number is to
be deducted the re-enlisted veterans.
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UNION TOWNSHIP ,&CORPO-
RATION CONVENTION. = p

The Onion voters, OF ctFmdlay town (
slip, will meet at the Court House,
ON W eduesday March30th,
for the purpose of nominating town
ship officers. The Union voters of
the corporation, will meet at the same
place, 7- f5FT1TU1 r711 C0-
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1ST,
to nominate a corporation ticket
Gg- Let there be full attendance.
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my I'atro.s.

card-ro my Patro"s.
/, Those having pictures at my rooms
or accounts, will please call for them
before tle 26th OF the present month,
at l design leaving this place.. -'
- w. REITERMAN.
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Nominated. .

Nominated.
NJ. c. Whitley, Of this county, the
individual who decided the Soldiers
voting law unconstitutional, was nom-
mated for Supreme Judge, by the
Copperhead Convention at Columbus.
yesterday. sH
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H Ingrahgn has returned, from
New York. His New Goods will be
here Monday.
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Tho Recent Riot.

U ttfftHt hlbl.
The Courier, of last week, abuses
the Marshal and Police of the town,
for not Quieting the mob that destroy
ell Walters grocery. The riot should
have been stopped, but why was the
Marshal more at fault than the Sher-
if of the county, whose duty it is,
above all other officers, to preserve
thh peace? who was in town, and yet
did not lift q finger to prevent it.
lie could have called upon the entire
town to aid him, and could have put
it down.
If the Marshal was delinquent the
Sheriff was more so.
sunday School Notice.
To the friends of Sabbath Schools
in the townships of Cass, Washing
ton and Big Lick, of Hancock coun.
ly, Oaio. The undersigned will, by
leave of Providence, meet them al
the time and place as follows:
April 81, at 10 o'clock A. Ne, Cass
School, Cass township
Same day, at . o'clock P NJ. Olive
Branch, S. S., Washington tp.
| April 10th, at 10 o'clock a. N,
Arcadia, S. S, Washington tp.
Same day, at Lutheran Union,
o clock p NJ, Washington tp.
April 18th, 10 o clock A. NJ, Wash
ington Union, Washington tp.
| Same day, at . o clock p. NJ, Wes'
Independence.
April 24th,, at 10 o'clock, N. L
Union, Big Lick township
May lst, at IL o'clock, Skaters
Cass tip.
VIII the Secretaries of the abov,
named schools be present with thei
books, so as to ill ont report o
their respective schools.
JOHN STRUBLE.
March 10th, A, D., 1864.