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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
LEGALs NOTICES.



rT,o jeremiah Abby, Allen Abby, ,Maiyina Henrck,
= l. Jabe Aenrick, Rexv W ard, Isaac Vesd, s2biins
Kennedy, EiiswoFth Kennedy 1fiseP ark er. Philen
Parker, ,Lanra BrseF, William Hfileys iAra warner.
Davis Warpers aud Ell zn Muiho bands You are here
BY notified that on The OH day or Janaary A. p 1868
AI.ha Abby and Staard Abby, as administrators OF
the of Jeremiah ABBY deceased hied their pc.
tiiion Ia the Court of Common pleas OF Portags
County, Ohio ing forth that The persona. proper
ty of said estate insufficient to pay the debts
thereof that said decedent died seized OF the follow
ing real estate: situate in the township OF Hlra,
County of Portage and State of ohio bounded and
described az foffow Being lot namber 81 in the
village OF Harrison In said township Also, ten acres
of land, bounded as folows-Reginntng al stake
standing in the south line of village lot number ~
cnain K. the s. w. of said village Tot
number 80. N go deg, Z. chains to the center OF
the Cuyaboga RIVER; thence south Ct deg, W. chain
Is nk q; thence south gel deg, w 10 chains and e6
links; thence south deg W. hahn, 81 links; thence
south 39a deg. E. chains "A links thence south 51s
deg Il. ehains, SO lihksi thence 81 80 deg -
schans ri link posts thence porth neg, E. u
chains All links, the place OF Beginning, Contain
ing ten acres of land--t being the homestead upon
which sa i'd jeremiah Abby lived at the time OF bis
death. Said petition further tates that Altha Abby
widow of said Jeremiah, Is entitled to dover, and
that sne, and her minor son, Henry Abby, are enti'
tied a homestead in said premises. Petition pray
for the assig ment of dover and homestead and the
sale of the aforesaii premises, subjectt to tho samo
The will be for hearing at the next term o
said Court. NzssA- BY ALPAoNso HART,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan. Iith, 1864. I3-6w :
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WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office 9JsA 18th, 1861 = -5w SIZE
81 NsH Rssskr. Pffe Asl'4ss
Divorce Notice.

TIENRY Gardner is hereby notified that Malvina
II Gardner, his wife, the 18th day of November,
1868. filed her reiition agains him in the Conrt
of Gommo Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, pr eyirg
Cor div and the custody 6 the minor c' ldren.
Causewful absence ahd3 gross neglect of duty for
three years also, adultery.
Said cause will be for hearing at the next term toi
said Court. Said defendant is further notified that
depostions of witnesses win he taken by the plain
tiff, to be the trial of this at the real
denee of Elias Sales, in enc township, IoDia
County ,Aiichigan 90 the 5,h day of February, A
Is64sbety eea- -theheurs sef q O'Clock A. NJ. and
octock p. M. of said day, and to continue from day
to day. ,sss0isg a8ofsaa{ sa E.vIIssss INA GARpSER.
BY Alphonso Hart, her Atty.
January S. 1864 66w
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Defos Goddard and % ais .ad. .r9,s;' rs. Us Just,,

Defos Goddard und ais .9dmrs. Us Justin
Hayes and others. yfE1
CsHERIFF SALE.-In obedience to The commard of an
Ioorder of sale issue from the Court oi Common Pleas
of Portage County, Chio and directed, shall offer
sale public yeuiue the deor of The Court House
in Ravenna, Saturday the 18th day of February. n
1864 about IL O'Clock of said day, the foiiow-
ing described lauds and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the township of ShaeIsyilie, IN the County
of PoItagc and Stne of OHIO, andia hounded and de-
srsibed fpiipwsBegiuning a. the ner sst coriier OF
agf lot eenfcr lot Mas Is, and ience Running south
ninty-one Inks thence west t~ chains aud 40 links
the north nine yone links thence cast chains snti
T6 links the place of beginning containing one fourth
of an acre Of land he the same more or less
<so her piece parcel of land situate in said
township of Shaersvile aforesaid and is known being
part of lot No Dc in said tonship and is bounded as
lnlows-Commencine at the south east corner of lot
form ry owned by Erancis Chauberlin, and running
south chain thence hains aud &c links to
aTo thence north 6eseain and thence east two chains
and IS links, the place of beginning containing about
fourth of of land, be the same more or lees
end sulj ct TO all legal tishu avs aud roads
Apprae ed foilo The first and second described
pieces at SiS0J on
Taken order of sale as ,he properly Of Jns in
Hayes at the of Deios Goddard and ais, adn'rs-
Terms, cash.
WILLIAM +. PARSONS, Sheriff.
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i.EGAL NOTICE.

A Nm Riitabiaie. whose place Of residence is nm
IN known l. hesAby hstihsdlshat George A Hilsa-
hdIe did the 4lh day of January, a. d. 1854 die
his Petit in the ice of the clerk Of the of
Common Pieas within Jar The. County of Portag,.
and Stats ofs4 oNeha gtitg t@e said Hiltabidte
ith adultery with ttirsei Ward, al so will
ui absence for taan three years and with gross
neglect of d ~, and ssku,g IN he may ts divorced
fen hes said Arm HIT bnIe, whf f fpsfiiion will
siansfof heating the fext te m of said Court.
GEORG K A. HlLTABIDLE, +
By Day & Conant his Attys
Dated January 4, 1854. Gov 5.r
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DEMOCRAT.
ssswRan Nor Ar ALL, =

ii II chills my bioed to, hear the blest supreme,
o Rudely appealed to on each trihipg themei
Maintain your rank vulgarity despiss
y To sw ear is neither brave, poll q, Wise. y
6 sYou would not swear upon the bed Of death;la
-Rsfseti your Max 10 could stop your breath
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A Attachmcnt.

Alta achncnt.
B. G. Earl. plaiaiif, Before lsaac Russell, ); ?.
Henry se.,wmas, Dert .sgpor.ssp sunsy, ohio
q 1t me e2 day fDecember.a ts63, said Justice
issned araer Of stiachment in the above action
the Of S3s 36 100 duilars. S i'd cause has been
niinued Until the tenth das of February, d 1864
al O'Clock r. Nj.
ss ss>ssd ~ s4a s1dsa q d II sssifsissa B. SC. EARL.
yanRafysl.h. Isa4.a snse6-3xs no as .ssoied ssga
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-etnGREAEGENTRALFo oFFIcE AND DEPOT skr I9ss
= oSf ARfo STREE r cLEvELANB, oHio. GEN.
ERAL BRANCH oFFicE AND DEPOT FOR PoR-
TAGE Co. AT THa DEMocR 4 r BUILDING, RA.
vESNA.o bM5 81 -
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NJ E L A n Ct Il /.


The memories OF joys and sorrows are their pale
ghosts.
q The crow is a brave bird he never shows the
white leather 4s7s..yusr3 .ssf4 II z5tssV ofs
Handsome features alone are Incapable Of express
lug real beauty as speech al5ne is incapable Of ex
pressing witdj lcayIs1EtisEi atfsniaa osTla3sf3 8
The eveus OF TO day have more interest III nthose
OF yesterday. So nen are fast giving up books for
newspapets.
The rebel pickets ON the Rapdan, the other day,
Characterized JeE. Davis s.annuaI ulessage'' iaS
..funeral ofatioh.',HsQ sa1ew saist0itel eds s
II a man 5wh6 makes q deposition Is positor,
Goes it necessarily follow that the who makes
allegation is alligator
An old lady down in Boston refu sed to touch pa
fper cobtainns the Presidents message, because yr.
lincoln had had the small pox.asa sif mid d3w
The greatest ojsct in the uniyer says acertain
philosopher, is good man struggling with adver-
sity, yet greater one still is the good man who
comes to relieve H. tJpTr7sA9Sf3
Charles Lamb records somewhere that The house-
ma Id who cspght him thuwming. On The piano ex-
claimed In complimentary surprise that he thought
| 1t MI tic cat. . -
shortboy wishes 10 know whether 1t would BE IN
frngng ahe copyright of the ':songs Of pasid,'ao
call the Con tiiution of he Uhited States BookIo
tSap's? 1t woud serve him right give him jessie
for such profanity.
poor Itssnnah Who applied for a license 10 sell
tspfits in of the Proslnsiai5 towns of England
being aaeslionedbs the board of e&eise as 10
fitness for trust, replied "och, ans s there ye are
sure, an ts it eh ehara :ter a man reeds tt
irAhIeu6mofed swain was seteuadiog a pretty Qua
kercss, and sang the song, :. HON Sweet Homes
when the father appeared at the window, g Friend,
aaid he 60 bean ssinoinO M thv ezth
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Le2a Notice.
Thomas G. Sutherland j


Jerard Wilcox
IERAkp Wilcox VII iase petiee, that Thomas @
81 Sutherland, Of Portage, IN the State
af Onto did the 20 day OF December. d. 1868
his petl,on ip the Court OF common Pleas within
and for the Codnfy Of Portdge and Stnte ef Ohio,
against the said rard Wicnx, setting forth that on
the 18Th day of MAY, d. Ist3, said Jers rd Wilcox
ide6ied ts said Paint in the sum of SIS "a
bals d account for divers goods. wares, mer
chaadise, and chattels by said plaintiff before that
time sold deveredto to sad .efendans at hiA spe-
cia insta aud and III This action 10 re
cover a Judgment against the defendant for said
amount y a. originally commenced beforr VIII. m
Coo man. Esq. Justice Of The Peace wiihin andfor
said aunty Portaae. aud upon suggestion that the
defendant is the of Interest in land 10 said
titled bysaid Justice OF thesPesce
II Court of Common Pleas cordirg to the stat
ute u suchcase made and pr4yided, HE object and
prayer of aid petition is 10 obtain judg ment
yor OF said Plaintiff aud aiest said defendant Tor
sum Of SIS A and nserest thereon from the l3h
aAy OF May 4. d. s65 and the said JeraEd Wilcox is
notified that he Is required to appear and an-w er
said petit thes third sHt eIdty sfter the
'2s5ih DAY or ebruary next. = -,
T1lsi 5sfAafa - i.rH0gAs. As.C..sUrHERLAND,
se ~ aa4sasLs bfA 3fs BsS. d. Norton, his ATTY
sflecF e30 ls63-6w ss5iTs.
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ADMINISTRATORS A sale.

nN TIE 30th day OF January 1864 O'Clock in
" the sernoon, ihe preniises oereip desc tibed,
al i}ee rleid, in the tpahx Porage Ohio will be
The property Of peIer Ii zarus, deceased wit:
situate In the townsh p of pecrf Id. County of Por
tage, and State ,f Ohio. being part of lot number
three in i'd wnskip taisng acse and thirty
hu dfeah of aese, boa ades eas. BY county road
north by <lste sd and sou th By Ill creek
Also, eight aid eighteen handredths of acre
In lot, beginning "a Chains south of the Dorths
ef said lot. os The county line, thence
north % degr. west six chains IS links treo,
thence north deg west chains and So links,
thence sostb 1ldegrees, wei chains aud so linSs,
horth "a sdegreas chains 10 Mill Gre X
Ford, thence south f3 degrees, east chains to the
north end of Mill Dam thence south u d. grees, east
q ehsfns aud s5 links: The above bei.Ig the Lf zarus
mi.hprpprrts, snd viii be soid clear Of the widow $
do wef, and upon deferred payments !; as,S a
q slsiE e4sss5 sGEoR II GaZARCS, Adn'r
OF Peter Lazarus, decd.
Dec. %, 1863. 3o.4w
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Notice 10 bridge RuiIders


9sHEs5 5sdmhisso5esse eof Parsage Eeoaaty via re-
Give sealed pro posals II heir office in Ravenna,
anti pseleek sa Fsbruary 3srls "a, for materials
aud con trnetiep bridges and cuiyerts in othis
IConntc, as foiiSws. io-wii: - @
4 bridge in Hiram. .ssoafh OF residence Of Jason
Ryder.
bridge in east partof sayenna. near farm of Or
1hs eaosarstructures &c bridge in Nelson, north
east @ Of Winsbs% Station gear The residence Of
An he'd cnvert in north part af Garreitsvile, Is
chord sSepsFaieprsRpsasl for sneh suttabls son
as srs on the ground aud such new stone ,ifay,
~ may q'liyc 5sae 81 lfas fiiS /.
4 ier.s MIL
bridge scross the Guy ga riv er in shaiersyile
near the resfnet,ee Of IlIlies Bbohes
ts Prop,ssis shouid be n de for the masonry and
4 wood work masonry per psreh OF
cuhic eet.5fcihdfte sli hpeesssry excavatois and
foondatioLs. The wood work by the foot, inesi
ncasuFe. - lasnxf1esss tfpf .
For the bridges In Deerneld and Shalers vie sepa.
fe AZ Said bridges
with ma snn.y fer abutmentr. and pier racb an
iso for b'iiding ,russle bridges, without such ma
sparineafio p rs Fo II prsps ssd
work will be on fie In the ofhee Of the County Aui
litor hom and after January 18th. 1864, for nspec
I'll Tbs ~ s,e ,sst II gecsiy,p.
i or rsjeciing proposals., at ths ir option.
fdefsnf Go Wilt sstvHsf z
glY N faes&1q azds ssst tnsIi n STEyExS, lliw
n -..,.. County Auditorrq
lidnsk skNy eAHas lhie. n, iss4s 3s ia ga sw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ECEls I "
TAMES H. Rogers, formerly of Portage County Ohio
sJ present plac of residence is unknown. wall
IKE notice, hat the day Of January. A. D. 1864
Kezah rogers, his wife. filed in the Court CoRmon
Pleas Portage County, in stnte OF Diiio peti
asking he diyorcad FROM said yaIEeSH Rogers
hus band. und have her hiag. d, hd assign
ing ms n ound for such diso1ce of duty
for more than sirsel ys ars-st
said pefisi6nsH 5s hearing In Court Al the
5insxi ifAfsn HtereSE Z .
TAYLOR & HORTON,
Auy's for Petitioner;
Rayenua Ohio january o. 1864. 13-6w
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This Il an sfec6onof the Bleos aud sttscksthe Sex
ua Organs Linngk of Nose. Ears, Throat yiDdppe
and OF Surfaces making its appearance u
form Of Ulcers Helmbods EXTRACT Sarapariia puries
Boo d. and removes all ecy Erutiohs Of the skin,
giving 70 the q mpexion and Healthy Color il
being prepared expressly ths plants It's
Blood-Phffsin Pcper,ies pfeseryed TO greater
extent than any other preparation of sarssrarilla-
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Legal NOTICE.

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Jan. Iith, 1864. ls-sw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24
RAREY'E
LINN e N 4.

THIS PREPARATION, ACCORDING To TIN
L original recipe Of the ToIldrenowned Horse
unsurpassed. but unequalled by any compound here.
tOore used, an efcaclouS and specific remedy for
all accidents and radical cure for all ailments 10
which the horse Is liable, and which admit Of sue
cesSful treatment by external applications. amoR;
which may be mentioned Flesh Wounds, Calls Of
all kinds Sprains Bruises, Cracked Heels, RIn9bone,
Poe-EviI, WindgaIs, CaIious, Grease or Scratches.
Springhait, Sandcracks. Sweeny, Fistula, Sitfsst.
Lamcness. Strains. Poundered Feet, etc.
This preparation Is used TO the entire exclusion OF
all other Llniments In the British Royal Stables, and
ir favorite remedy with turfmen generally. II has
superseded all other external applications In the U.
proof OF its unequalled efficacy having been af0nt.
ed by the present war. Unlike most OF the much
Wanted Lnmsnts with which the country z f nS0d;
of man. Is the suffering victim, II may be safely and
unhesltatnGly regarded as q remedy, possessing IN
gulshed originator and universal fame Justly claims
fori. Nor Is Its wonderfully curative powers such
as to render 1t exclusively and solely applicable ~
the horse and other domestic quadrupeds. From
actual experience IS thousands can testify, II u
found to be emnently beneficial In all complaints OF
the human body. wherein the necessity OF Lini.
The great objection to all other LIniments. which
renders them almost useless Is the fact that they
serve only to besmeer the outer surface and give no
the cutice. This preparation, on the contrary, By
its modifying action upon the skin and Its peculiarly
penetrative powers Is rapidly absorbed BY the cuts
neouS pores, thus producing an anodype, soothing
and curative elect internally 10 the muscles and
Joints beneath the surface 1t Is an invaluable and
seetSal remedy In Resgm1Hm SPran Bi:.:
Sore Throat, TOothache, Neuralgia Pains, etc. In
the discovery Of this wonderful application there has
been attained Of the great desdeata Of the age
viz: a medlcament which, being directly applied 70
the immediate seat OF disorder, enables US TO sue
cessfully eyade the use Of nauseous and disgusting
internal remedies, which give local relief only 81 thu
expense of general constitutional disturbance.
ne Price-Fiffy Cents Der Bottle.-Ea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24


THE "WHAr Is IT: 1.-The Copperheads
up in vnginia, have Club for the unso-
phisticated-and they also have a knight
of the Golden circle" for the fellows that
want the offices. The Knights are oath
bound, and their Lodge is only intended
for the knowing ones-while the Club IS
good enough for "haberdashery," or the
,nud-sills of their party. Well, they have
a headquarters on B street, not far from
the Headquarters of one of the Union
Clubs-and last evening both Clubs had
meetings. Exercising about as much dis
elimination as Copperheads usually do in
getting into the right box, several of them
last evening actually stumbled in the
Union Headquarters, and on presenting
themselves At the door, gave the Copper
head password to the Union sentry !!
Now, what do the people think it was !:
Why, "Harper's Ferry" This is the
password into the Copperhead Clubs.
This was the "pass" last night, and the
devil viii be to pay tonight till they get
it changed. Anybody can get in tonight
on Harper's Ferry" The Copperheads
ought to substitute John Brown" or
JEFF" for their next password. "Tod"
would also make good one-as it is
short, and easily remembered by Copper
heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24

Nor NAPOLEON But 4 HocHE.-An-
other title has been affixed to G.. B. Nc
Clellan-that of the American Hoche. :"
The Marysvine Express perperated this.
Hoche was the great statesman who pacif-
Gated the insurrectionary province of
France, La yendee. So, this creature OF
mock titles and distinguished failures ~as
not "Young Napoleon" the Express
perceives, but he is a Hoche-a great pa
cihcator. If he should succeed in strad-
ding into the presidency he must be called
"the American COLOSSUS of Rhodes" He
Is sometimes called Little Mac" but
however little he is or can be, his diminu-
tiyeness could not reach down to the
smallness of some of the editors who have
accepted him as the object of their syco-
phancy and pufery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24

airy having turned off to Front Royal were
pursued and attacked and driven by our cav
airy, who were still pursuing the enemy.
The rebel infantry made stand at Flint Hill
in strongly entrenched position, which was
attacked by our forces, and last evening the
crest was carried and held by our troops.
Gen. Stevenson reports that Sheridan's sup
Div trains arrived safely at Winchester last
night.
s. Peace''-JeG Davis, Jake ThOmp-
aon md Niagara FRlls!Humbug
Peace SpeculniionH ON HON eides'
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The Washington
Republican Of yesterday stated that Jetf
Davis had sent a letter to Jacob Thompson,
at Niagara Falls, proposing peace, by the
rebel army laying down their arms and re-
turning to their allegiance, and that the
Union shall be preserved as formerly, slaves
made free, to remain so those not free to
remain in slavery. The Government has no
faith in the report, and asserts it is Wall
street speculation.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-The Richmond En-
ouirer, speaking Of rumored peace negotia-
tons between Sherman and the authorities OF
Georgia, says that the Governor OF that State
ought to recollect that that State was one OF
the first to secede from the Union. II she
now treats for peace on her own terms, as
sovereign State, she withdraws from the Con-
federacy, and leaves her sisters the bull to
hold, after having got them into the 'crape.
sherman and HoOd-SeVen Days EI-
tension of Truce-2,OOO Prisoners
Exchanged Renewal Of Families
from Atlanta.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. %. - Sherman, by
special arrangement with Hood, has effected
an exchange of 1000 prisoners with both
armies. OF 900 rebels, II refused to be ex-
changed, and took the oath. OF 100 picked
men on duty with flag of truce, at Rough
and Ready, 81 deserted-a fair index OF
Hoods army. The flag Of truce between
Sherman and Hood expired to-day, and will
be extended for seven days, to complete the
removal of families.
The Northern Rebel Plot-Grcat Fire
in Providence.
BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-General Dix arrived
here yesterday, and left last evening for San
dusky, to inquire into the recent rebel plot,
and take effectual measures for the future.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. PA fire on
Summer street, this morning, destroyed tf-
teen or twenty dwellings, including two
foundries-loss, $4,000. There was an acre
of land burned over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24

CUTTING Down THE WAGEs.-The Ocean
Steamship Companies having doubled their
fares, have put down the wages Of their en-
ployees from and after this date. The fire.
men who have hitherto received SO per
month, are hereafter to receive but $50; and
the coal-passers. who received $50, are cut
down to $40. These men, or many Of them,
have families depending on them for support,
and claim that they cannot live at the wages
offered. A Society for mutual assistance has
been formed, and strike will probably re-
suit from this actions. F. Alta.
Now, there is an instance (there are
none such here) where labor would be
iustifable in thorough rebellion against
capital; for, the reduction is not in the
least warranted by any embarrassment OF
the employers, inasmuch as they are ena-
bled to remove any pressure by doubling
their income We doubt not that their
average receipts and expenditures have
not ranged differently from those of other
years, and can only conclude that they
have risen to such afluence, monopoly
and heartlessness as to cause them to ban
ish every notion and principle of justice
toward the public, and take down every
sign of respect for the laborer, and as
sumo the despicable right of cheating the
one and degrading the other. Such in
dindual enterprises" if they are on the
sea, should be sunk or blown up; if on
the land, burned down or cut to pieces by
public authority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-24

DowSEY DEcLlNEs.-We are informed on
good authority, that Ex-Governor Downey
declines to compromise himself BY accepting
the Congressional nomination Of the McClel-
Ian Democracy. This may be the result Of
prudence or Of self-respect. He may think
there is no chance Of success, or he may be
unwilling to run in such company. At any
rate, we think it safe to say that he will not
accept the nomination.-S. F. Flag.
Downey is close business man. He
loves money. He has money and he is,
perhaps, shrewd enough to understand
that he was nominated to spend his money
by helping other nominees through the
Congressional canvass, and hiring spout
ers for the party in general.
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THE NEWS.

We give our readers to-day great
rariety of telegraphic matter. Sheridan,
xho is Just now our most distinguished
lighting General, has fought another battle
with Gen. Early, who is one of the most
distinguished fighting Generals of the
Confederates. According to General
Sterenson's dispatch, General Early
has received his final discharge from the
victorious Sheridan. Advices from New
Orleans convey nothing of importance
Gen. Banks was about to depart for the
North, and the McClellanites were trying
to start newspaper. By telegraph We
have a couple of friendly letters between
the Presiden, and Lieut. General. These
letters are simple indices Of the character
of the two honest and patriotic men who
stand at the head of the nation. They
make no exhibition Of sel6shness but, in
the most undissimulating terms, show that
they are respectively endeavoring to per-
form their public duties without view to
any other private ends than the just opin-
ions of their countrymen, at present and
in history. The continued stories OF
peace" negotiations, are, We can not
but believe. merely preliminary feelers for
electioneering purposes.