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PHuANTHROPY.-In this age of fraud cOrrup.
ton dishonesty, when every remonstrance OF con-
science sthed IN tho greedy rush for the almighty d)-
1t Is truly refreshing contemplate tho eNertions OF the
few who, in the common necessity Of providing or them
selves pay commcndabe Difference to the condition OF
others. There is enough for ALL aud there Is sur
hCie1t Of both food and raiment for all the sons ami
daughters OF our suffering There Is limit to
powers consumption, and have no right to saach
the bread from Tie moutA Of the hungry in our eager reach
for than But in tho great battle Of life
do not sop 20 consider any wants but those ofder
own sehes. The cry OF the orphan, the wall Of widow
hood the m1lnngs Of the sick are alike unhcari and
vnheedod enid the din Of coulcndng interests.
We say, therefore It . Ierr ,hlng contemplation 10
witness s Unuaho success o tuAb VINO while providing
even make D-o wants luurmi os tue special JOcct u
msu attention An iilostltoA Of our yle~s ap2n ms
30 les Brown, this city, 90 deiuce from the l per-
Nholg tlvh'Ii o @ EogtiglS w, a. t a. i t ~, p
pote in the shade. without medicine, witho the an
Get blister any other tourn5 apol anaes INC lama
and disease, with its funtora DoA OF evils btedn rs
efforts distress. II must be gratifying % those genl3
men while looking the coros ana bundle OF crutcnes,
and dages ef az the premises by N 80 whom
tr skin has redo ed 70 lhlgh that me-. success Ia " Is
based upon mercul rememhan OF me s9herpg Iae.
sEo tme tho accumulation OF sugh memintoes OF lher
patients Is surprising, and would # generally known, be
the public pes-no attractive display OF printers ink,
would be so effective as this simple, telling tact
pertinent ana discoytrn It's nxed laws tuog yc been
euabcd To appl' 10 the cure Of dlsea 10 such man,
nCr as 10 produce the most beneficial results IN acute
and chronic have yielded TO this new remedial assn
leGing much In he confidence Of the public Their onoe
is az No 1920 Walnut street.
Il would that II the fuccess ofthese men were
generally known II would stimulate and encourage 9th rs
also to adopt mode Of living that wonld be serviceaoe
give AN Impetus 10 philanthropy that would be bene ic 70
Inc world would elevate The ge[ ers cha@sGer @ Of so
inc ilc road to wealth .-.YatioHa' Merchant
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CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE CONNECTIONS,
Put up in Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
STEPHEN +. Whitman,

Put up IN Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
STEPHEN +. WHITMAN,
No l2lO Market street.
LADIES AND CMLDRER's HATs.-LateS1 sy'
AT Charles oakford 4 sons, Continental hS1eI
JOHN NJ, FINN has increased facilities tor sup,
plying woolCn and zephyr goods s. eofne se'ehnano
Arch. Give him call.
ATTENTION is DIRECTED TO the advertisement
f soI srhscrptionsr in another column. There is no
enieTprse al present before tho public uht We KNOW O
PuoTogRAPHs EXECUTED in life-like and ma
,raI sty es are found b Keners, 0A Arch street
lie NE Photographs in oil eoOra Voyiypes ana CaTtes
dc Nisito.
GENTIRSfFN's HATs,-All the latest styles at
CHARLES OAkford sOns, Contnsntal Hotel
Az Coop AS NBw.-In this fast country the
har Whitens and falls early But thin and grey hair ind:
sStss only local decay lonr hair may be renewed and
snSisnsd through life By the Of Mrs. g.. A; Alens
World Hair and Zyobaisamuin, o. Hair Dress
ing. Every druggist sells them.
MRs, NJ. G. BRewN's Metaphysical Dis
eoVefy~ kls the rect OF every disease. Proe IS. No
40 Ara SgVtt W. AaYStltasnt u hnpsag s0lARn'
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THE SHERMAN CANARD.
---~->~~ .-.ry~- s.>>>1SSJy>7~~r~~~-
The Evacuation Of Atlanta Denied.
~~---~~y-,-s-e-yy>~~rs.e~--s~.
THE RAILROAD NOT DE-
STROYED.

CNcINNATI, November l2.-Fhe Ga-etts pub
Hshes a Nashville despatch denying the reported
evacuation and burning Of Atlanta, and the
destruction Of the Chattanooga and Atlanta rail-
road,
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Total majority "a, ,837 l0,S37 l,242 l5,339
McClellan's majority ty...,,,,,.,...,, $500
Parker's majority. y,....,..,,,,.,,,.., 4,597
Union gain since l662,.,,,I,s1s,.,, $3.50
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TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,
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LADIES FuRs.-An elegant assortment at
Charles Oak'ord & Son. s, Cont mental Hotel.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

STATE or THERMOMETER To-DAy.-SiX A. w.,
asa. Noon, a. Wind W.
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The following are the receipts Of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 1900 bbls. &
Wheat, 80, 200 bushels Corn, 1900 bushels Oats
1850 bushels.
The condition of the banks of the three prin-
cpal commercial cities Of the Unioni is exhibited
in the following table, which shows the aggsasasee
of their last weekly statements, eomparod Will
the returns Of the previous week - -.
Looms. Specie. 6ircUlafs N4c,na1
n. Y, Nov. s.. .Sl6I 3765l0 2lT40321 3Sb0t61 l/|ltW
Phila,, Now T.. A.76s71 SO58994 2.l53Yle tt5ii6ff
Boston. SoV.T.. b0I565,tIo ss7e,7Ts eo7Ast -
Totals $3.50 oo7127 29.Ie0sg q ssel M 5i3Sis,5N
Last week.. 2sl, ,606,272 1fs912' !. a1le54
Decrease In loans. lttI
Decrease In specie.
Decrease in circulation tf5t.E
pSTSNae W aeposag ag,ra'sssi''''"'''''
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THE HOUSE OF MEssRs GRovBR BAKER, NO.
78O ChCsuut street has become doubY attractive . the
ladies Of our cy the fact that here may not only be
selected the most desirable Sewing Machines IN world
but In their Stitching Rooms the most tasteful and Asu
dious can always be accommodated, at the shortest
notice, with everything pertaining 10 tho WMdryDe o.
ladies or children. This is great public convenience
TIE character the work executed at these rooms Is m
surpassed by anything IN t1e way Of needle or sen8
machine work that have ever examined Inc spooiii
mems display ed In their windows attract uui'eA'"'
attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-20


EDWIN NJ. 2TANroN,
Secretary Of War:
YAsHTNosov, June 10, 8 Is ?, M.-Major
General Dix, New York This evening Dis
patch trou: Ci1y pyi2t, dated at 9 o'c clock chs
n30rn:ng, reached the department.
It reports GkaG our forces advanced yesteC~
day GO Within about 3 mile IN front Of Peters,
burg, where they ;oun} the enemy occupying
Z aew lie oE .:!tr3nch ;i3G0Ts. which aF5er sue
cessive assaults ": failed 20 curry, but hold
a,..s have entrenoEol our advanced p)sitions.
From the f,rces Of rhe enemy within the
enemy nsg7 line, it is inferred that Beaure~
gard Las been 55i1forced tfoiu Lees aroy
No report has been receive,] by the depart
rn9nr cotce:,!ing the casualties ot our actGy
ia It's operations 3ilice CROSSING she j ale5 river
excen5 the death Of Ma jo1 Morton, lneAtIJned
yesterday.
General Sherman reports to DAY shat the
enemy gave way last night, in the tal!dst Of
darkness AMI Storm. The Whole ars2Y i no97
il pursuit a. far as UnnatCal 5ooIlee. start a5
once FOR Marietta. NJ military !ntelEtge2e
from any other quarter haS been received
20 day EDWIN ". crANIVS.
Secretary OE War
:! Ett -" -t4lSts J'%H q. 1Aa =" o'@~
New York Times, in his review Of Grants
last movement says =" While, however, We
have reason 60 look forward TO great and In
?ortant results as coming fronl fhe neg posi.
fion of the army, an. very iar tfo1n looking
on cur successes IS g Ioregone conclusion. We
have opposed 70 rs an enemy Of the Highest
skill, handling an army Of sufficient strength
still 10 attempt great things, AND animated by
a spirit Of desperation. fully expect souae
BOLD audacious initiative on she part oE Lee,
and the greater the straits IN which he ind5
himself, the more energeticalIy he VII! atte npt
to retrieve himself, and the f,rtuae5 Of che
coaEederacy bound up with him.
The stemers Z llnbur2, Bremen, and Vif~
gi1is sailed fron, New York on Saturday: sor
Europe taking out an aggregate Of 81, l,i73,0J]
in specie. The Corsica also sailed for Havana
with SI2l, ,668 III coin
It reported that a raj ling party fro q che
Pvfomac hotilla; il the counties bordering
on the river, have recently captured "a nu02~
Der Of horses and carlIe, and taken up nuna~
ber of negroes, Sor2e oi whgs2 had oeen
:.
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tits reported that raj ling party fro a the
Potomac Aotilla, in the counties bordering
on the river, have recently captured "a num~
Der Of horses and cattle, and taken up a nuna~
Der ol negroes, some Of wh}1n had oeen
brougI.c. aver - Virginia fr2u Maryland
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LARGE SALE OF OIL LANDS.

4
The Marietta Register Of the It'll
says:
A day or two ago we saw at the Office
Of Ewart & Shaw, attorneys, in this city
deed which conveyed a tract of"oil ter
ritery" that is worthy of note, wheroin
John Bloodgoed and Jas. NJ. Mclean
of the city of New York, transferred te
the American Oil and Mining Company
Of that city, ''for and in consideration OF
one million hundred and 65 thousand
dollars" three -eighths undivided indivi-
dsd interest in two hundred and fifty
seven acres of land on Horsensck run,
Peasants county, West Virginia, being
the farm Of which Ellet Rawson died
seized. One might think this humbug,
but the deed has on it twenty $50 Gov
ernment stamps, or 81, 900 in stamps, and
that was no humbug.s The deed was made
in judy last, before the present sta u p
law went into effect, August l, 1864, un-
der which, had the contract been a month
latter, the amount Of stamps upon it would
have bsen 81 1856.
This tract of tive hundred and fifty sew
en- acres, three Gig hts undivided ,lnterest
of which ssld fer 81, ,365, 900, lies with
in ten niles Of Marietta, and year or
two ago could have been bought almost
"fOr a song" -
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FACTS FOR gHE PEOPLE:


1t is a we'll established fact that no prepa-
ration has ever been placed before the public,
that, as remedial agent for the safe aud
speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza
H0arseness, Tickling in the Throat, Soreness
of the Chest and Lungs, and the relief of Con-
sumptive Cough. is equal to Co.'s Cough BAL
SAM. Although not known in the Western
States until the fall of 1868, over 300, 900
bottles of it were sold and used by the peoples
its immense popularity being the result of its
undoubted merit The prorrietors, Messrs
C. G., CLARK 4 Co., of New Haven, Ct., who
are among the most reliable of the Eastern
Drug Houses, have offered to any man who
would produce an a, ticle that would cure any
Lung and Throat affections as quick as Goes
Cough Balsam, reward of SlOO, and are
without any taker, although the offer has been
made public over two years. The bottle COM
pares favorably in size with any of the 65
cent preparations. and its strength is second
to none, making it not only the best, but the
cheapest remedy in the world. We have the
united testimony of such houses as Lord &
Smith: Fuller, Finch q Fuller; Burnham Il
| Van Setback; ]. H. Reed 4 Co., and H. Soo-
will, all heavy druggists in the city Of Chicago,
| together with the assurance of wholesale and
retail druggists in all points of the Northwest,
that they are selling more of this preparation,
and that it gives greater satisfaction than
any other Cough Balsam now extant. No
family sliould be without it; it is within the
| reach of all, the price being only 40 cents. In
time of health, provide for disease.--CRIcAGo
TRIBUNE lm.l
| November i6, lse4, e yt5 s6r
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NOTICE IN p ARTITIoN.


ELzEY MCDONALD, Susan Clancy Eliza
IL beth Metcalf and Elisha Metoalf her hus-
band, Mary Scott and s--- Scott her husband
Sarah Lauver and Solomon Lauver her hus.
hand, Joseph Mcclellan, Isaac Mecoiium, wm
NC Collum, Wilson MoCollum and Mary Jane
mcCollum heirs At Law of Joseph Mcdonald
senior. deceased. and also James Oliver Amos
a purchaser of The share of said Elzey, are
hereby notified that Joseph Mcdonald ianior
has this day lied his, paSition in lhs Court q
Comm on Pleas d Monroe County, Ohio, in
which he asks partition of this east half oi
the south east quarter of section twenty five
township four, range five IN said County. ,a-
one OF the heirs Of 4oseph McDenald, senior
ssi4 peliticn viii be sdr.bearing at the Fsl
ruary term or said conrt.
a RCii BttLU & II HUNTER, =
v4ttorneys for Plaintiff.
November IL 1864 -6w.
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~Tae wheeling Register.

The Registcr sometimes arrives here on
@ke esday Of publication, sometimes next
day and sometimes two days after, What
IL the imatssfa Can itabs that the Post
nsssers At Whselings who publishers,
risalpapsr. islip. anyway implicated b
.aThssrsg zlars arrival Of the Rssisss'
voalhlargsly ihcrsase Its daily .ciroula-
tienshsrs, and between this and Barnes
yillssf fare a<gf Tp5tgkss ys91
eBysthe way, the Register 10 absut to
ospe cut in = new dress, and be csnsid
srsbly enlarged. We, are sincerely glad
that its prosperity is such as to warrant
this sptlay.gx sf1xl y xsll6 -
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l,o0rman Tries to Get mp q
RoW.5fsaaoI III

The Abolitienists Of ST Clairsyills at
tempted to get mp row the other day.
ca. Cbarleswsfth vas occupying the
courthouse, Git being during . 'tsrH id
counting cut .he votes at the late election,
when I squad Of Abelitiosists, with Poor
MAJ, ,1sS lfssr Deva. Of the Chronicle at
thsir,x bead, entered the hense and ap7
nouncsd their intention te:'take it, Their
pretext was that they wanted to hold
some kind Of meeting in it. The Gar
seq s.y.; IL "A Il. Jdd,s, J.d -. stand
back Of the Clark Grand began to mako
some sfslse statements, " hen the Clerk
ColeneT Charlesworth-thrice called him
. liar, aud Psorman was too oswardly to
resent it. Charlssvorth making at him,
Pscrmap yfetrsated ffep the Court House
through the same chaunsl he had enter
sd-@lthe back door. aud his friends fol-
lowed dskin.oskffyxS9ka sSllfElIsSfaT,
This endedathe,reW, but, Poerpap, BE-.
ing one of those pitiable cynics whose
sole enjeym.pf consists in peddling some
mean slandsr against his neighbors, makes
the'feliewius cswAsdiy insinaation In his
paper, ii speaking ssN Ckarieswofth' s
wsRnd;zx -.s..---=s tsz w
ssWhsthsr reserved from the enemy or
from a muskets ip the hands Of one nj his
own men evil net at present aHnounce.
This insinustion Is Simply Infamous.
Poeman never sheard man Of the 18th
intiusts such thing. Every nsau who
was in the battle saw Charleswerth receive
the wound aud knows positively, that ii
vas received from the Rebels.
This Poorman blats about "leyalty'
while be maliciopsly makes and peddles
the yilest ISLANDERS against as gallant :
soldier as ever defended the stars anc
Stripes.
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I FAIRBANKS ScALBs.-It is with some bust
ness firms as it is with seae individuals, that
they staad alone in the department of trade
to which they direct their attention. 1t be-
comes a specialtyswith them, ana by making
it such, they carry it to the highest perfertion
Of which it is capable. This is the case with
the Messrs. Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale
Makers. They have devoted themselves SO
entirely, and with such thorough science an
skill to ne Manufacture of Weighing Insfu-
ments, that they seem to have left nothing to
be done by others.--N. Y. EyEsINs Posi-. 5f
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The Responsibility.

The shoddy party has new entire con-
trel of the Government They have all
the Sta,e Govern meats, the Executive, the
Judiciary, both branches of Congress. and
cestrsl both the Array and Navy of the
ceuntry. Ifitheyi ean resfore the Union
and bring about Peace, we, will gladly
acknowledge that yefwere in error in de
clarisg they could not, but if they fail in
fulfilling the PROMISES made to the people
with them rests the entire eEresponsibilitv
They can charge ne misfortune, ne dis
aster, no dissoiutien Of the Uuien, ne
dishonorahle peace, upon the Democratic
party .Teforsdnf7n.. 70 ai7+
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Messerly's Clothing Store.

The. clothing store Of Mssserly, at
CIsrington, il the largest and most Gem, con
piete in the county. he efers, what few few
others do, goods Of the very latest styles
of cut. nsksspdl material 4 His fashions
are fully up to those of Wheeling, His
price are better than Wheeling prices
AT tho latter place regular custeners get
far prices, but sccasionsl customeas pay
hith aeFiees. sMesserly ussslah alike, and
his prices are as low az any retailer any
where can afford. FerSa goed1csmfortaE
bleyistsr suit good warm cheap suit,
or a fine fashienable suit call en- Mssserly
orsend him your measures .e.,Sg.T ~
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nA- Tho latest news from the army in
front 81, Riehmend iadicate Preparations
fer grand attack on the city. 1t is be-
lieved that the opening of the Dutch Gap,
canal to cur guaheats will be the signal
for grand assault. Unless the boats re
Iabls'to accomplish great dsal, there is
reason ia fear the attack may not be sue
eessfnl, But. whether successful or not.
the sacrifice OF life viii be terribie-more
possibly than Richmond is worth. If it
costs too much; the Rebels, and npt VS.,
are the gainers.g - 9k1
1t may be however that The pfepsYatiase
are made only to prevent i.ee from ssad
ing forces to intercept Sherman.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

NTILLlAM MoDoUGAL, Christena Pittman
IVY, and Peter r. Pittman, her husband
George McDougal, and Thomas Armstrong
will take notice that a. petition was filed
against them on the 9th day of November
A. D. 1864, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and forath County Of Monroe, by
Thomas McDougal,-and is now pending where
in Thomas McDougal demands partition O.
the following real est tate, to wit: IRa1 r
The middle part of the west half of tn.
north west quarter of section twenty y-one, il
township four, of range four, in the county
of Monroe aud State OF, Ohio, containing fifty
nine acres; and that at that the next tern
of said Court, the said Thomas McDouga
will apply for an order that partition may b.
made of said premises. n..7
a5.o4 ~ AMOS & PASSMoRE,
-ia .fai9 ~ Attorneys for Petitioner.
November %, 4 S64-6w. 7n7 q
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Legal Notice

A GNES HATHAWAY and Adam C. Hatha.
IL way, her husband, will take notice that
on The sth day OF November 1854, Margaret
Path and Daniel Path her husband, fled a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe County, Ohio, wherein they demand
partition of the following real estate, situate
in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
The north half of the north east quarter
of section thirteen, township six, and range
six; and that at the next term of said Court
the said Margaret Path and Daniel Path
will apply for an order that partition may be
made of said premises.
5it H MARGARET PATH,
DANIEL PATH.
November 16, 1S64-6w,
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aHannNotice.

MARY GAKENHEIMER, of Nashville, in the
IlI State of Tennessee, is hereby notified
that Louis Gakenheimer, on the 2lst day OF
November, A. D. 1864, filed his petition in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Mon
roe and State of Ohio, charging said Mary
Gakenheimers With going away and living in
adultery with one - Lydings, and ask
ing that he may be. divorced from the said
Mary Gakenheimer, which petition will be
fer hoaring at the term of said Court COM
mencing on the 9th day of February A. D.
1861 ,sf GOV = AMOS & PASSMORR,
sas Attorneys fer Petitioner.
~ Nov. 80, lse4--6w.
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Legal Notice.

isabella BARNETT, whose place Of resi-
i dence is unknown, is hereby notified that
Jacob L. Barnett, did, on the 9Th day of o.
tober A, d. 1854, file his petition in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within aud for the County of Monroe and
State OF Ohio, charging the said Isabella with
adultery, with one Moses Miles, and asking
that he may be divorced from said Isabella
Barnett. Which petition will be for hearing
at'thg Spring '1Feflni Of said Court for tie
County aforesaid, IN, the Spring OF 1855. rs
JACOB L. BARNETT
By W. F: :'HUsTER, his Atty.
October IL, iee4-6w.
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p@- It has been reported that the acci-
sdsata1 sinking efsa barge load of goods
Sbl one of the steamers belonging to
Booths, Of Claringtsn, would be an i'm
menss loss to them. Wsars glad to learn
TINT the goods will be saved; thsugh
somewhat damaged, and that the loss will
Eet serisasly smbarrass them.
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Notice.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber, living
y in Cameron, Monroe County, Ohio, on the
a2d day Of November, 1854, a dark dapple
GRAY MARE, about Is hands high, about q
years old, some white marks on her left
shoulder, caused by the collar. ..f.r
The subscriber will literally reward any
person who will give him information where
said mare can be found.
GOTTL'IB FRIEDLRY.
Nov. 80. 1s64-3w. pd.
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We learn that stranger was ar
rested in BarnssviIIs, on Thursday, charg-
Cd with stealing fftesn thousand dollars
ia spscis from An esta ablishment in Pitts
burg. .sHe was greatly alarmed when ar
rested, and revealed the place where he
had concealed the neney.
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pa.A valuable rssidopc. With sbou

p1 a. valuable residence With about
sixty acres of river bottnm. is to be sold
ut Baresvills, ON the 3rd. The prepsrty
joins the village aud is we'll fitted for a
comfortable home. 1t is alse frst-ratc
stasd for q merchant er ether business
mea. 1t Is known as the. B,re property
Mr. Hunter sr NoiI Of this plaqe callsivs
any desired Information in reSarl to it,
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10y The time of many of our campaign
subscribers expires with this number, Ws
hope they will renew their subscriptions
We still adhere to the old price of 81, so
in advance. Wo do not want Subscribers
at this price without prepayment. Send
along 81, so fer year or rs cts. for six
menths.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF OHIO-OCTO
BRR ELECTION. 'asa

The official returns from all the Coun-
ties in the State, saye Brown, Hancock
and Montgomery, have been received and
opened by the Secretary of State. We
have space only in this issue to give the
vete on. Secretary OF. State. The vote of
the Counties unreported will not vary
the majority over two or three hundred
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H~ Announcements of marriages and
deaths, containing four lines or less, we
publish free Of charge: and will be much
obliged to our friends throughout the
County. if they will forward them to US.
Obituary notices must be paid for, at the
rate of Eve cents per line.
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~ Gel. Washburn. of this place is
nemnandsr of the post at Wheeling. de
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pa- Congress assemblies on next Mon
day. Our member, Mr. Morris leaves
to-day (Monday) His term expires on
the 4th of March.