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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

We yesterday gave article from the London Times
the oTeDng of 1864, and what had been accomplish
ed by the North in 1863 We give today some turth-
foreign extracts which show what thought in Eng
land of the prospects for the Confederacy for 1864
From the London Standard.
Territorialy the South has no doubt lost something,
out she has lost Infinitely less than was generally ex-
pected and not fourth of what peculiarly auda-
cious partisans of the Federal cause have lately set
down to its credit. They soy that the Copfederacy
now holds only onehaf of the territory it claims The
answer is simply that this is utterly untrue. In the
"clam, of course included Missouri and Kentucky
of which the Confederate Government never held pos
session. and OF which the North will not keep possee-
sion when once it is defeated in its main object OF the
eleven States represented at Richmond in July, 1868
only one has been temporarily reduced under Federal
rule, Or rather occupied by Federal armies Since the
outbreak of the the South has lost Tennessee and
a fragment of Arkansas little portion Of riverside
territory ID LOUISIANA and isolated positions in Florida
and the Carolinas.
IEe Federals occupy posts in Mississippi but that
is ALL Northern Virginia is simply devastated bat
tie field of which the North cannot be said to have DOS
session. For all practical purposes ten of the eleven
States are still held By the Confederates excepting
such portions Of them have been actually occupied
oy the Federal troops under the protection of their
gunboats a territory more than three times as large
as France remains entirely unsubdued, and at their
present rate OF progress which is not likely to De main
Even when oyerrun it would not be conquered; but we
need not enter into any discussion of what may happen
case SO far removed from practical probability.
II at any moment that should occur which has more
han seemed on the point Of coming to pass if
be Confederates should gain decided victory in the
Vest, while driving the army of the Potomac out of
Virginia. the North would have lost at blow every
New Orleans-that it has gained in
lree years of warfare while, as we have SEEM the
ouh may sustain defeat without losing anything of
essential strength and power of sedeence. Il is
ate clear that she will maintain it until her indie
andence s recognized and it is for Europe to con-
der whether the termination of which is dis
ace and an aiction to mankind shall be allowed to O
Vait the slow recovery of the North from its fever
cam Of conquest, booty, and empire. v
from the Liverpool Merouryl i Ia
The very latest news from the seat of war in Amer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

We are indebted to the kindness of frierd for a
copy of the New York Herald of the Goth ult. We
find the following iteu, which do not recoect to
have in the kilograms published in own any
other paper
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

The Yankee papers do not at all like the tone of the
Pope's letter to President Davis. The W ashngton
Chronicle edited by the infamous Forny enveighs in
harsh terms. The Chronicle is Lincolns dt-tbrower,
and Forney is his lick spitte and yet Forney
supposed to be white man, and toeraby decent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

We this morning received the following letter from
the Postmaster at Faison's Depot On the Wilmington
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

BIZ the Steamship alice we have Nassau dates to the
Sd inst. We find nothing Of peculiar Importance
not anticipated through other channels We notice
that the Bahama Herald has received from New York
cylinder press which is the first of the kind set up
at Nassau. The Herald is now printed twice week,
bnt we would infer from scme remarks of the editor
til at it is designed to publish it daily after the 18th in
slant.
As matter of curiosity. if not of interest, we give
the Nassau prices current reported by the Herald az
ruling on the Cd instant:
Bale rope, Manila, Is Il cents do do Kentucky IL
sls cents Ness Beef SIC II Bi Carb soda, e. g
ton Cards. 81 l6 dc, do. English 81 80 ~ Calf
Skins, Fr, Il 20 r. ss6 So Euperdne Flour 70 90
Cloth, is aolassea gallon 20 29e Meas poIb s!oa
Bill so; Rum, Havana, 40 SOC Nails eut, % 10 on
Nitric Acid rs Is Crashed Sugar 10 ALA; Liquorice
!sseks,) rs; do. lfasss,) 20 saEdines tips2 81
is per dog; Alcohol, 81 10; Bourboa Nhlskey u
Tobsoeo, (by quality 500.
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QURBEo, @. E., Jau. 25, 1864.

QUKBEC, Q. e,
Marshall Kane, of Baltimore, and thrice rebels, mostly
officers rcm Johnsons Island and Camp Douglas left here
this morning by the Grand Frank Railroad for REVERE du
Loup to take the overland route to Ha,ifax.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-11

SHOT FOR DEsER1IoN.-We Learn that the goth
January, 1864, Ransom Baltimore, of the 10th Bat
talon, N. G. r., (Maj. Yeung's,) shot at Fort
Caswell for deserton in pursuance of the finding of
general court martial
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-28
i


In Warren. on the 2lst inst. at the residence Of
tho briis'a father, by Rev, r. II. Hoisinston. Nr.
II. D. s. GARWO5D. Of salem. and Miss ANNIE
Y. HUXLEY. Of tbs former place.
THE happy couple will piease accept our grate-
full acknowledgment OF their remembrance Of as.
May they find matTimony joy foreyer.l
At the National Hotel in Warren. Dec.22l. by
Rev. BENJAMIN Excel, Mr.. EMORY G.. NORRIS,
Of Hartford. and Miss HARMONY NEHcoMB. o.
NesoDotamia. o. "a
Also. q. the same time and place. by the same
Mr.. THOMAS N. THOMPSON and Miss JULIA
A. HYDE. both Of Bristol. Ohio.
At the residence of the brides flther. Dec. eth.
by Rev. T. J. Kennedy. Mr.. DAVID FENTo>. OF
Gus;avus. o., and Miss EMALINE SS0DGRASS.
Of Turnersville. Pa rt.H
II Johnston. Dec. 2lst. at the DWELLING Of the
brides father. By RSv L. B. Dye. &r. CHARLES
HoLCoMB. Of Vernon. and Miss LOUISA R.
WILBUR.
Also. la Glstayus. Dec. "a. by Rev. II. B. DE
at his own dwelling. Mr.. JAMES FENT0N. o.
Johnston. aud Miss HANNAH ANGLE. Of Gas
tsvus.
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DEATHS.

In Warren. Dec. Goth. Of Congestion. after an i'll
ness Of a few hours duration. HAROLD Angus
TuS. Youngest son of Col. Alexander A. and Syi-
via A. Adams. Little Harry was aged 4 years and
l month. He was = bright, beautiful and iatslii-
gent boy. the darling pet Of his parents. brother:
and sisters. His body lies il the cold grave-bui
ais soal is in Heaven.
In Hospital. at Fort Richmond. Ns-. York liar
Dor. Nov. 18th. osTyphoid fever. FRANCIS BOON
aged % years 8 months aud q days. a member Of
Co. A. 7th US Infantry, and son Of William and
Emily c. BoOu, formerly of Johnston. Trun5Gil
Co. Ohio.
Ia Kinsman, Dec. 9Th, AFTER q brief illness. Mrs
BETSEYsGILDER. wife Of Obed Glider. aged &
years and Il days. formerly Of Connecticut
cleveland papers please eopy.l
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ehernfan,s GRIND march.

We do not deem il necessary to offer
my apology 70 our readers for the space
Ne devote 10 q graphic account Of the
grand march. Of Sherman's victorious
army through the heart of the Rebel
Confederscy, from Atlanta to Savannah
1t Is perhaps the greatest Of the many
3 glorious achievements that have crowned
the skill, bravery and indomitable ener-
gy of our noble armies since the opening
/. of the war. Savannah is ours. We have
nodoubt that Chsrlestown. Wilmington,
Q Mobile and Richmond within rapid sue
sessicn open their gates to the irresistible
progress of our armies. Events sugur
auspieiously for our cause. Thomss has
completely used up Hood in Tennessee
Grant holds Les between the jaws of q
vice, and viii crush him when the time
comes for . decisive blow. Bencefcrth
. Shermzn viii act on the defensive on the
Atlantic coast, and what can the rebels
hope for when placed between such
splendid armies as those Of Grant and
Sherman. Let Us be Of good courage, for
the glorious end so long looked for and
prayed for, we have the strongest faith
to believe, is NOT far of.
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by The President
WAsuINGroy. Dec. %.

Dec. ~.
By the President Of the United
States of America, Il Proclamation;
WnEREAs, By the Act Of July 4th,
1864, Entitled an Act further TO reg
ui tie aud provide Tor enrolling aud
calling u The Nation l forces and for
other purposes, it Is provide3 that
the President of the United States,
may 1T his discretion, any time here
after, call ior any number OF men, for
the respective terms of one, two, or
three years, military service, and that
IN case the quota, or any part there
Of, Of any town, township, ward, pre-
cinct, or election district OF O county
not SO s%ubdivided, shall not be full
within the space OF fifty days alter
such call, then the president shall
Immediately order q draft for one
year, TO ill such quota, or any part
thereof which may be untitled and
whereas by the credits allowed in ac-
cordance with IN Act of Congress on
u call for 100000 men, made in July
1864, the number ofmcn 10 be obtained
under that call was reduced to 2S9,
900, and whereas the operations OF
the enemy in Certain States have rem
dered it impracticable 10 procure from
them the full quota of troops under
said call and whereas, from the fore
gong causes, but 100000 men have
oeen put into the army, navy and
marine corps, under the said call oi
July, 1864, leaveing u deficiency on
that call of250,000. Now, therefore
], Abraham Lincoln, Prts dent OF ii 8
United States of America, in order TO
supply the aforesaid deficiency, and
TO provide for casualties in the militia
~ and naval service of tine United
States, do issue this, my call, for 300.
900 volunteers TO serve for L, or 8
years. The quotas of the Stats, dis
tricts and sub-districts under this call
will be assigned by the War depart
ment, through the Bureau of the Pro
vost Marshal General of the United
States; and in case the quota, or any
part thereof, of any town, township
or ward OF q city, precinct or election
district, or Of a county not so sub
divided, shall not be filled before the
18th day OF February, 1865, then a
draft shall Be made 10 fill the quota
or any part thereof, under this call
which may be untitled on said 18th
day of February 1855.
In testimony whereof, ! have here
unto set my hand aud caused the
seal of the United States to be afix-
cd Done at the City of Was hing
ton this 18th day December. in the
year OF our Lord, 1864, and OF the
In dependence of the United States
Of America the 18th.
ISignedl ABRAHAM LINoOLN.
By the President:
w. II. SEWARD, Secretary of the
--
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SHEsIEF's OFFICE. !
'SHERlFF'S SALE.

Jacob Powers.
vs.. Ia ITum-
b. S. Virgins, (Adu'T) Com Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale in the above case
10 me issued and delivered out Of said Court OF
Common Pleas. / shall expose TO Public Sale On
Saturday the 2sth day of Jan. 1866.
between the hours of 10 o,c.oek A. NJ, and ( o.
clock z. NJ, at the door Of the Court House in
Warren, the following Real Estate TO witt;
Situated in Mecca township. No. 8. In the 81 range
of township, in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
in the State Of Ohio, and which is also in the Coun-
" Of Trumbull. and is part of the. lands Of said
Powers in said township, and bounded asfoliowS:
land o. the Scho6eld road; $50 called thence North
y rods and 20 links to q sake; thence East 20 rods
TO a stake; thence South TO Powers south line;
thenee West % reds 70 the center of the highway
containing about one acre of land moro or less"
Appraised ats Terms Cash.
JOSEPH g. BUTLER. Sh'f.
SHERIFF's OFFICE. Warren. o. Dec. 18th. 1864.
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Just TriDute to the west.

In noticing the appointment of Mr..
Chase Chief Justice, The Boston Tnayster
very kindly remarks:
The West is getting its share Of big
things. It has the Presidency, it will
have the Vice Presidency next March, it
mas the Chief Justiceship, and il has the
Department OF the Interior and the At
torney Generslsbip, 10 the Federal Ad-
ministration; also the Postmaster Gener-
alship. Well, nobody complains, but
We ask Western men TO observe how
much better they fare now than they did
under Democratic ascendency. The
West has done so spiendidly in the war,
as we'll as in politics, that there is strong
disposition TO see her position in a natl.
onsl government made one of a very pro-
missing character.
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I egal Notice.

egal Notice.
IL The state Of Ohio. Trumbull County, S.
Alfred Curtis, Executor of Joel B
Curtis deceased,
In the Probate
Robert Kennedy. Clarissa n. Cur- Court
It's. end heirs and devisees Of
said Joel b. Curtis deceased.
The said Alfred Curtis as Executor Of Joel B. Cur
tie, has fled in the Office of said Court mis- petition.
praying for an order authorizing him to complete
a contract entered into in the lite time Of said Joel
b. Curtis with said Robert Kennedy, for the con-
yeysnce to said Kennedy of fifty acres Of land in
Brookheld township in said county. bounded anc
described a. foilogs: commencing on the line OF
traet or lot s. in said BroOk6eid. at the northwest
corner of lots known and fenced Of rs coal bank
lots. and running vest along the line of said lot So
ts lands sold OF said lot TO E.S. Budd, thence south
far enough TO contain fifty acres of land. the south
and east lines TO De parallel with north and east
lines Of said tract; excepting therefrom all stone
c09l thereundez, and the right to mine the same
and take the same away, as well "a the use of ali
roads now Necessary or hereafter TO be required. TO
take ali coal low found or that may be found there
under; also reser, ing all rails excep; the line fen
oes on said land az the date of said contract. being
July lst, 1851; also including one half OF a frame
house situate on the northwest corner Of said coal
bank lots said petition will b. for hearing on the
18th day Of January 1865.
By SUfLIFF, FUTILE & STULL.
Dec 3. lSi-3w Attys for Petitioner.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ PARTITION.

49, ~ PARTITION.
N.n., Trurn- Goa. Plea.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out If IN.
Court Of Common Pleas ofTrumbuil County f,bio.
IN the above case. and 10 me directed aud deiivered'
shall expose to Public Sale at he CO., az ~
Court House. IL Warren. in said county, on
saturday, the 2sth day OF January.ls s5.
between he hours Of one and four O'clock. p NJ
Of said day, the folio sing Real Estate 10 wit:
One parcel Of land, situated l. in the .ouushiu nj
Hesopotamia. and county Aforesaid, being psrf "a
lot 70. II In said township, and bounded as foiIovs.
Beginning at = post. standing in the Northwest
sSrner Of land sold to james Lspper. in said lot IL,
thence East on the line of said James Lepper's Iand
snd parallel Hlth the South line Of said Iof GEl5l
two hundred ami twenty-five rods. and fttee1 ~.
10 the east line OF the lot. thence north on lot line.
thnty-hve rods and tWelve links TO \ post thenre
west parallel with the south line of lot, two han
dred and twenty-five rods and fifteen links to fbe
vest lig- Of said lot. thence south on line OF LOT
thrty-tTe rods and twelvelinks to the place Of he.
slnalns. containing hfty, acres. appraised at $50.
Terms Of sale one third in hand. Oue-third In oDe
sear and the balance IL two years, secured by
nortgage-
JOSEPH G.. BUTLER. sh'f.
SHGRITFs OFFICE, Warren. Dec. %. 1874.
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Dali ROAD

III Notice Is hereby given. that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Ashtabala and
az Fireman's Hall, in the village of Ashtabula.
on Thursday the sth day Of January next, at los
o'clock. A. NJ, for the election Of eacer. for the
ensuing year. Il. HUBBARD. -
AshtabHls, Dec. N,-4w. President
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In Trun. Com. Pless.

Evan Bowen.
John MONS "a & others, In rran- Com Plsa.-
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
Court o. Common Pleas, Of Trumbuil Coanty o.,
In the 25oye case, and to me delivered. I shall ex-
pose 10 Public sale at the door Of the Court House
in Warren on
Saturday the 2Sth day of January, 1865.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ST., and . o.
clock 2. NJ. The following described Real Fsfats N
wit: Situated in Weathersfeld Towpship' being
parts OF great lots. Nos. IS and l9 in the original
survey OF said township and described as follows
DsginnlnS at the ". u, corner Of a lot of land con-
taIning about one acre. belonging tn William Nor
RS and Prices Coal Bank drift. Thence S. as ".
D chains, 5 links to q fence post at the 5. E. corner
Of said William Morris lot: thence s SoISo Nv 2
chains 161z links toa fence post. ut the S. w. corner
thereof, thence N AZ. (. SlIS links to . fence post
at the ). Z. corner ola lot of about Aths of an acre
belonging to IhOmasB Blunt. thence N. 75Lo W
: chain 81 links TO q stake at the 5. ", corner there
OF standing Is feet FROM thecentrs hne of the Min
eral Ridge Rail Road. thence along the east line
o. SAID road ). 10 W., L chains A0linkst to a stake
. feet from tho center line Of said Rail Road
thence 5. ~ W. 2 chains links TO the South line
OF said Biunts farm; thence N. Ss54e e, 10 chains
! 1sks TO a stake on the West line Of what was
formerly known as the Isaac Halford farm; thence
along said Halford's West line n, 10 II 1 chains
81 links TO a stake. thence s.. S9L9 L. 9 chains Sc
Inks to a stake; thence N, hoE Is chains N
INKS 20 a stake on the west line of Josiah Duulap's
land Thence y s9190 w. p chains Is links 10 the
pIaee o. beginning, and containing forty-three and
one-hAli acres OF land 1870 excepting all the min
erals and coal and iron with ali other rights and
privileges therefTom conveyed by said Blunt 10
OaVld MOTIFS. ni&n Price sud others. And al
BY said John Morris 4 wife. to Evan Bowen. which
i bounded as follows 10 wit: East by j. Dunlap
Q chains IS links. south by Evan Bowen and George
Pointer 6 chains and so liuks, West.npd North by
lands owned by John Morris, which SAID piece con-
talns hve acres Of land"
Terms Cash. Appraised at S23i0
JOSEPH G. BUILER. ShfE
SaERIEF's OFFICE. Warren. Dec. Is 1854.
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SALE.

-
Jonathan Folsom.
vs.. I In Irum. Com. Pleas.
LauriSton A. Adgate.J
By virtue Of an alias order of Sale issued out si
the Court Of Common Pleas, of rrumblil County
Ohio, and to me directed and delivered. l shsll
expose TO Public Sale on
Saturday, the 2sth day of January, 1865,
at the door of tho Court House in Warren. between
the hours of l0O'clock. A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, p. u.
the following described Real Estate, 20 wit:
Situated in the township OF Rowland, in said
County. and is bounded as follows: On the North
and East by lands Of Saml L. Freems IN. South by
lands of Jonathan Folsom. and West by tbs River
road $50 called leading from Warren TO the village
of Miles. Containing about eighty acres of land
Terms Cash. Appraised at
JOSEPH G.. BUTLER, Sh'E.
-SuEsIgF's OFFicE. Warren. Dec. 3. 1854
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Warren & Lake Erie Plank Road,
Decs.1sSi

a NNUAI NEE TING.
IA The Stockholders of the Warren and LAX
Erie Plank Road Company, are hereby notified
that the Annual Meeting for the election ofDiree-
tors of said company will be held at the TTeasu-
rer's Office, on Tuesday, the 9TH day Of February
1855, from 8 o'clock. A. N. to Z o'clock N. Of thai
day. JOSEPH MARVIN j. Pres.
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CHBRIFF's SALE

&0bh11F DALE
Barnum & Books.
y II fn Tfum Con Peas
Ey virtue Of an order of faie Issued out Of s.ii
Court. il the above ease, and to ne directed an
delivered. L haTe ieTied Oh. and shall expose 10
Public Sale at the door Of the Court House ia War
rem, on
Saturday, theastH day OfIaauary,lss5
between the tours of one and 1 O'Clock. p II al
said day. The fOiiowins described Real Estate Il
Wit.
and described as follows:
RCmmeucins at Inc N. Z. corner Of lot No 20
~ sad village. thence Westerly along The lot ,ne
iU5 Inks. thence Southerly parallel with the " 81
iiae o. sald lot 100 links to the South line Of aid
lot, thence Ea=terly along the south line u sad
loi, "a Inks 10 the ). /. corner of said io.. fnsnee
on an angie along The easllin Of said lot froIn tn
. =: corner OF said lot to the N. Z. eorser there ~
AZ IinHsio the place ofbeginning. said dcscribgd iol
: known as 1T No 50. OF said village"
Terms Cash. Appraised at 500
JOSEPH q. BUTLER. Sh'H
SHEzTFP's OFFICE. Warren. u. be, 81 1874
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COMMUNICATION OPEN.

: Just at dusk last evening, Gen. Fosters
flag boat, the Nimeahn, came steaming
up from the South, decorated with
countless flags and pennons. The docks
were soon crowded By anxious hundreds,
inspired with that joyful suspense which
comes as near being a pleasant pain as
anything of that kind set down in the
more profound mental philosophers The
crowd knew that Sherman had done
something agreeable, long before the
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E AND WEAVING.

d WHEATLEY,
H. Has again commenced Fancy Dyeing in all
Il y~arieiies. on Silk, Wool and Cotton Goods. Al
50, Rag Carpet leaving. and Carpet Balls bought,
on Quinby Hill. over J. Wheatleys Grocery.
dec23. lS6i-3m~
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A REAL ESTATE.

IA REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. Ohio. I will oder fol
sale. at Public Auction. on Saturday the 18th day
OF January. A. ID. 1866, at 10 o'clock, A. ~, upon
situated in the County Of Trumbull. Ohio. TO wit
Being part of lot No. l9. On the North. sixteen
rods by lands by the Presbyterian Society; On the
ram; on the South. sixteen rods by lands of James
J.. MattOx and on the West, i've and a half rods
by the highway" Appraised at
Terms of sale, one-third in hand, one-third in
one year. aad one-third in two years from the day
Of sale; With interest. The payments TO be secured
BY mortgage upon the premises sold.
D. s. TRACY,
Admir- Of E. S. Gilkey. Deceased.
Hartford, Dec. %, IS4.-lw. a.-
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HORTON a INAXEk-
Eclectic Physicians aud Surgeons. Bristol. Ohio
Residences of DR.. rhsysr With Hiram Thaysr,
North Bristol. dseA-0m
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New Advertisements.
LETTERS

LETTERS ~UNCLAInGD
ID EMAINING IN the Post Olive al
III Warren. State OF Ohio. Dec. 8. L5oi.
10 obtain any OF these letters. lns applicant ma
call for advertised ssasrs. give the date Of this
and pay One cent for advertising.
Anderson Ham Fenton A z
Barker Charles L Green William
Booth Lewis Goodrich ID z
Blood L 4 Johnston Amanda
BIare John keefer Mary J Miss
Brown James II Naman NJ
Booth Louisa SouthHick James
Clark Uriah Stevens Felix
Cosac Alice q Inayer Ira A
Ditton Kate Wilson u 5 Mrs
Davis b Z Doct
0h.~ ". , -,I , 2. y.
L Ii PATCH y n
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e L. WOOD.

GEO. L. WOOD.
Attorney at Law. over Porteris Book Store, Main
ST.. " arren, Ohio. Will give particular Stten-
don to Conveyaneing and Collecting.
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OUR FRIsosERs NOT RELEASED.

The hopes that Sherman will reach
Mi.len in time to release the body of our
prisoners were net realized. The rebel
0ad abundant Opportunity TO remove
them by rail- and foot. They were al.
hurried to Columbia; South Carolina, Vio
Savannah, several days before Jul
ADVANCE reached Milien.
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BRIDGE FuNp.

IN Treasury on Settlement. Sept. !, 1855. $500 @
Collections on Duplicates Of IscS-----.-. 5.6S %