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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-08-17
EBENSBURC, PA. WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST H. 1864

ponent to appear ridiculous, and make
him feel for some place to hide, than. we
believe belongs to any man on this conti-
nent. But to proceed to the Prof as we
left him. After searching for a fixed
time, he made an explanation Of what he
could discover. Said he: s.This head IS
a very ordinary one the powers Of re-
collection are very small quite indolent
and very slow takes everything easy
and is not qualified for any high pursuit
Such was his style of ''reading'' through
out.
When he got through with the exami-
nation, in which he congratulated him
self for having done justice to all inter.
ested, II bystander, one concerned in the
- SELL" asked the Frof. to ALLOW me to
present you to the Hon. Henry Clay
Dean" The fellow was thunder-strucll
and did not wait to make an apology for
his ignorance, but left the house and the
town, in rs quick time as possible, and
has not been seen in those parts since
Dean was very much amused, in thus be-
ing the subject used for the pleasure and
satisfaction of the crowd, and the setting
down into the ordinary, his intellect and
information. We should think that the
Prof. will be very careful how he decides
on case, where a rough outward ap-
pearance, seedy clothes and untidy at that.
has 10 do with future character
NORTHWEST.
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~ M'LAUGHLIN, Attorney at Law,
~. Johustown, Pa. Office in the EN-
change building, on the Corner OF Chnto2
and Locust strects-up stairs. VIII attend
TO all business connected with his profession.
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Hssl's IGsvemsnss.
! Nashville, Nov. 90.

! No dispatch from Hood's4snies Or our
frobt since yesterday ?. Misss 1fe
down, ,t~aa
Hood mads al assault qn:the Nprka at
Colanbisupnsh Of Duck s55yess N star.
day md NJ bsdly repulbed =
IS a email portion of the Tebel caxslry
succeeded ID crossing Duck Rivsr. Ho6d
has made other developqsata of his plans.
Thus far he has sccomplishsd hothIts
further than conscriptiags some pf his dear
friends. 8 s.ssss )
Thsrs.is no feandation for the rumos
Of the evacuation Of Johnsonville, except
proper prsparstion or psesible sossia.
gentiss. - :. q sss &s
70 the anthotities. 4 4 T..s. !
| The imPEeaaioa enias a.uaaa.t a.ths1 1Ieed
will 60 east asross ~ Chsstancore roed.
possl6 y With ~ Aepe u aeesn srehin1
fridge. ~-ss,s
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New Yotk. Nov. %.
Gold eloeed tonight At 4.3ai.

rhs lllinets Dlaek laws. III
g We hsd 10 tAs Rspsbliosn Journals el
uliseis the beginning ef Z. discusaion that
is destined. Ne hope and believe, 70 az
pan9ss n6ilideahsi day. from the statute
book the Infamous Blaok Laws Of that
Sate. The name is lAmiliAr, but We pre-
sums few posrous have aay notion Of the
trse character II the legislation which ssill
10 Illinois has the validity, il not the
force of hys sg9 ~
The BIsok Code vas frat passed 10
1919 for the benefit ot few slavehoiders
in the southern part Of the State. It VA
raenessed in e45. Slavery atgsAat tins
wAs either tbolly t1tingdished, OF eufvi.
ved il so few instances that any legisla.
tion in its behalf was maniiestly absurd
Bat slavery in the South, 10 Kentueky
aad 4ia4eesi, vsAthee e.3opin4nt DQvel
md tx6rSised ! codlf0f 81 0vet fiI1ois
= eves other Northern 6sales. Hatred
70 ths, aegso wassjh huosihis aasitl more
potent inHu. nee, and the two together
1Wel lbls 70 -psss suoh aets q .Bhies }F4 "
"section 8 II any slave Of servant
shall be found at s-1issauce Of ten mile.
from the teaspspt of Ais. or her naster
boz shs pssssa 1i1h 1kon ~ eesAo livse
with6ut = pe1Sut y61n1 istaer of token
yheFehy u Ray eGasaahek AeNphat
procssding BY aatkosity from his q -
psstsr, employer p< eYe4eaE. AZ shan and
[may be lawinI foe any perooa . appFe
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10Ds ss@ II
A ~ cssisek !, I, fsssd.y, Nov agsb. rss. su..,
. = so11 y 0sxnf, aesa - ysAs. ElRf
- esssassa ~ : nsgbsr u The Casboaie Church
49, hayiag rscvsd The sacsnmsnts Of III dyin~ e.,s
np ~ soul Into ths hands u Hin who msie n ~.
nay therefore confidently hope that 80 & nov r.ape
ths rswsd u shs dnfs servsat-s plsse ii tA@ spS,
wsfs she can 80 hs Aaks fscs ts Acs asd vhsre ~
- seenes q tssrfdl sspatioa art uaknown 70 hsr -
ssW. n LP.
Eunesai will take placs from s rss5esce In Reids
Addti0s, on ihis {Tsdneslsy morning 1t sk o,eork
requiem mas YIN ~ sung II ri Pet.r's Church u
soclsck rss Of te family ass respectfully t.yse,s
wffAsut furshes nc<aes. y.
rhus issve yos. sweet friends,
10 psspars Sor yssrress.
In thas homs Of delghis
In that iasd AZ the biest,
where clothed in beauty,
Time cannot imrair;
Nsssh ths saans Of my Father,
hos - ssss there.
wlnf more could gain,
HnA iIvcd on ~ years.
Dst - fKisnd.Aip of 1cetala
Their anilss asd their tsas,
Dat eksss, meath ths gass
o. ~ vtrsia sd Son.
win thsh smile % ny heart,
Insy haps 70 i've o.
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| q : N ~ E s "
In 1850 the Company sstablishe4this medium en-
plying the want tl<ng felt In the country Of sutabs
persosn the city TO psy snsing that ght BE- sntsd
by Distant correspondents who could not
come 70 town TO buy for themselves, ana IN Willing
g run the Iisk Of sending money by mail srrhants
Is bustnrss Of busnr fr our cemstrr cussorps,. ,,
Others ncnding many persons In the ARnr aud NAvrl
hes At length become ppcrssnt branch a Kxpress
servee and nov used hy eountfy meFehants 10 their
manifest advantage commission il rot n any senss
- the expsoss Of the persnn seadis the order buf Is
20 = TIE and manufacturers of whom We
Then would say country friends and strangers,
WHAT SHALL VIE BUY FOR yoU3
nsnes We have the saer a sse best. M
Asiodsous o. 4sv oiAsr Musical fnstrunsenir
aascAl frien knows here 10 hny just wat IN want
bspID9 MsshiBei We can obtain a. 80 :. :.
steam EnE1as. Nee employ practical Aachini.t-
Box of spaque4ined EnvtIepes and nfre Note Paper,
4 Silver cup or tihinLie' Aaeld Rinss
Church 0rgant Town Clock
Boz Of Lesronsf scrse Psnsces or Pills,
Barrel Of AEFlest new Trunk or vaiisef
Wedding Cskei Come Bridal Cardsf
Dssa fce yoar wIsef A Gepductors BADGE,
f.ssss Isnssrn, ~ sti.kes with removable giaass
Piece Of she~finef Pair u Skates,
A 6py-giasss A Ha&f A carpsfs
a scidIer's Pcrtfolie, rhe latest PubtIcationrs
An exciting Novel, -wxIswoon," OF any others
A NeerrhAant s1n~ Ratcheloris Dyet
Gold Pen, A box ~ Csgarss some Tobacco,
pozen ofcinmss;enef A Barrel Of Hopst
Wigt A psir of wHlrn KIDS, A Pnnat,
ewordf kofne Beifingt An kfburuf
let every ady ana gvBrsens, ho In want Of any,
thing 10 Chicago step into ihe American Expres
Once and give their orer to the Agent. II wiz BE- ere
cufst quiekiv. neatly and wssi.
Always do this In reference to sensfnr your ,nnnex
o. caey order TO sponsibie ersen who you
knoE nothing atnut except thst he advertsses or send,
Tcua ctrcuar accommodating scu 10 rensis - him FOR
me<hisg that he PROMISES IN re;irra sIfft
= advestisea in tse newspapers hns for ySu a.
low ~ Ne wcufa s~if T. yo ard IN almost every in
sta do better for Won than you could by seniiue hx
nss or BY fiend. 70 t dealer himself the article
wanted costs more than fse dollars yea MT remit
me ney bat delivery Of ths gsods near
esf Express HkAtion
Large cri~rs hiied 1t Trade prices
Address all orders,
A. I. SfIMs0S, Purrhsstng Agcnf
American Express Company,
Nhfc4go. Nov-f- i8ei CHTrAGo Ill
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~ NI- 80 a. - 49,
The Repository of this evening states
Geps CAavaldef will assume command ia
place OF Gen. Ccnch. assigned to duty
With Gen, Thomas.
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3 -. kSOW = yIks 1yVVe 10. :
The Conusrcial's . IT. Nosro1 eorrss-
'psadsat says It he's been nade known Is
Gen Gnnt that an entire rebel corps haI
osen detached from Lees army and sent
south, probably to meet Sherman. Its
place has been taken BY tso divisions d
Eariy's army.
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I 1esw York Hlsssisa. @
Albany, Nov. "a.

The State canvassers concluded I'll
eenvass n The slsU1Oral votes u liz SsutI
today and declared the resuls = follows
Horace Greeley. Unioa, PES, ,44s
Preston King. 30o.116
Nn. King, Democrat. S6i18l
Hunt ~ ~, ,SsS :.
The vote on ths 6tato ticnot = mol
Jet bees eesxasesd, the votsSf IN ferk,
Hsrkiaef sud oas or two plSsr ennties
having not yet been receives Ssaesr.
were dispatched this sftsrss1a nofif,
the Union casdidatss Of TIT -.
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Rebels On the Daltimsrs ana ohis R.il.
read.

baitim0F0, Nov. Z9.
The reported raid at New Creek vas a
very email affair. No detention OF the reg
ular through passenger or freight trains
eastward aud westward occurred on The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. -
The raideEy we're promptly driven from
the road and no fuvthe e. troabts 10 anlici-
psted. Arrangements have been made
BY ,as military authorities to ensure the
eeDarity Of the entire iae for commercial
and koversmsst transportation.
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Boston. Nov, 81.

S. -. Boston. Nov. ~.
Miss 6arah 81 Hstehiason, ,sof Baltimore,
recently convicted Of giving aid and con.
fort tpths ssemy Of hss soueasyy is now
in The Fi.chburg House, under sentence.
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Sale of Real Estate.


DY order of Court. on Saturday the Sd day
" of December Il. D, 1864 at one o'clock in
the afternoon on the premises, adjoining the
town of Baresvilie, Menroe County, Ohio, will
be sold TO the highest bidder the following
real estate as The property of jacob Bars sr.,
deceased, to wit: The homestead farm of
said Jacob Bare, deceased, being fractional
section "a, township one and range three,
and numbered aud described npon the real
estate Register, in the Office of the Auditor of
Monroe County, Ohio, rs lot No. twenty, be-
ing so much thereof as lies east of line be
ginning at the east side of lot formerly oc.
cupied by James Shrives, thence due south to
William Bare's line. containing about sixty
acres more or less, aud inore particularly de-
scribe by plot Of survey attacked to the
order of sale in this case issued from the
Probate Court of said Monroe County.
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand, one
third in one yea: 4 one third in eighteen
months. The deferred payments to bear in
tercst and to be secured to the satisfaction OF
the subrcribers. Also about one hundred and
sixteen acres of timber land lying back of
the above tract will be offered at the same
time, in Lots t0 suit the purchasers.
WILLIAM BARE,
JOHN BARE,
Surviving Executors of Jacob Bare ST., decd.
Nov. q, lS 4.-A5t. 81
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Court of Common Pleas-No-
tice in fartltIon.


L0HN, MILLER and Elizabeth Miller his
y wife Simeon p. Keene. Benjamin F.
Keene, William Piatt and Pretipus Piatt his
wife, Jon. Keene, Rich'd Keene, Francis eene
John Brown and Martha A. Brown his wife
are hereby notified that James K-eue, Gu the
day of October, A D. 1864, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County
Ohio bis petition against them in which. he
demands partition of the east half of the
north west quarter of section fourteen in
township four FRANCE five and ten acres of
the south end of the south east quarter of
The south west quarter of section fifteen in
TOWNSHIP four range Eve i'll said County OF
Monroe. Said James keene says he is the
owner of eight ninths of "a real estate, anti
will ask for an order. ef partition of said prem
ises at the next term of said Court
~ JAMES KEENE.
October l9, ls64.-6w.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Noble County, Tuesday, January 81;
Tuesday, May 2, Tuesday; October IL.
Morgan County, Tuesday, February Z;
Tuesday May 9; Wednesday, October 3.
Musk.ngum County, Monday, Febraa-
ryl3, Monday, May 10; Aonday October
Monroe County Tuesday, February ID;
Tuesday, May ?; Tuesday, October 8.
Belmsht, Tuesday, February 2l; Tues
day, May 8; Wednesday, October IL.
Guernsey, Tuesday, Msrch7; Tuesday.
May %; Tuesday October "a.
Harrison, Monday, February g. Mon
day. Nay S; Monday, October Is.
Tuscarawas. Monday, February 20,
Monday, May %; Monday, October 80.
jefferson, Monday, March s; Monday,
June 5; Monday November Ii.
Done at Steubenville this 26th day OF
September, 1864.
EZRA f. EVANS,
John w UKEY.
GEORGE w McILyAINE,
fr*. Judges in said District.
certify that the foregoing is IA full aud
rue copy of the original order now on
ile in my Office.
DANIEL WALTON, Clerk,
Mosroe County Common Pleas.
November 2, 1864 -4w.
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed will offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the premises, on
Saturday, the 3rd day of December 1864,
ton County, Ohio, to wit; s. :
The north east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section 10, township 2, and range
five. Aso
TERMS OF SALE-0ne=third in hand, one
third in one-yeaF, and the residue in tw.
years, with interest on the deferred payments
from the day of sale, to be secured to tn,
| satisfaction of the undersignsd 3
esaDea ISABELLA ). WYLIR, Guardian.
| November 8, 1854.
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To, whom it may Concern /!

Those who hold County Bounty orders
against Monroe County, Ohio, are requested
to present them. to he Treasurer of said
County, for redemption, on or before the s0th
of Oct, 1854 After that date no interest
will be paid. c9EEI4
BY order Of Commissioners. -
1Hss& ~ ttkts NJ HOEFFLER.
Aud. II. =. O.
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Thanksgiving Proclamati ON
by the Govern0r.

Asa nation we should bow before the
Lord. Thanksgiving and praise should
be rendered unto Him for His care and
protection Of US as people. During the
past year We have been eminently blessed,
ana il is meet we should pause lH~ our
worldly career to realize and be grateful
for it. We have been blest with general
health and enlarged prosperity through
out our State. The seed time and the
harvest have been given to US, IN their
season, and We have reaped abundantly
o. the products of the earth. ArtsTand
sciences. commerce and navigatioB, and
all thu industrial. pursuits, have Hourlshed
and been blessed with ample :-ewards.-
We have worshipped in our temples and
sdwslt bg our hearthstones, In perfect se
Gu itv. Invasion has not come within
nur noriers. aud the tide of war has been
Kent from our limits. Our arms have
been crowned with victory, and our efforts
to suppress the rebellion IN the land nave
bean nsiguallvprespered. For all this this cIae
AMI nrotcctiou, aud for all guidance Of
H.s wisdom, and all His blessings unto
US, we should give thanks and praise to
the Great Ruler Of the Universe who
controls and governs the destlnles OF man
and of nations. sgs asi3Ea
Therefore, + john Brough, Governor
of the State of Ohio, do hereby designate
aud set apart the last Thursday OF the
present month of November, being the
twenty fourth day Of said moth. as a day
or Thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty
Gad3and / respectfully recommend TO the
people of the State, that laying aside all
worldly avocations, they do observe said
day as one of praise to our Heavenly
Father for all past blessings, and OF
humble but earnest supplicatienathat iHe
will strengthen oursrulers and guide us
: in the course that shall early lead. to
peace and unity in our land, the restor-
: alton aud prosperity of our Government,
ard the continued prosperity and shaPpi-
ness of our people r ss
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto
set my name, and caused the great seal
of the State Of Ohio, to be affixed at
Columbus, the ninth day of Novemb ber.
10 the year of our Lord one thousand,
eight hundred and sixty-feur and in
the eighty ninth year ofsthe Indspen
aencs Of the United States Of America
BY ihe Governor:
JOHN BROUGH
n. W. Armstrong, Sec'y of State.
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t,ourts for 1866,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

1--WE do hereby fix the times for holding
Courts in the Eighth judicial District of
Ohio; fer the year 1865, as follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
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Legal Notice.

IS Legal Notice,
TT ARvEY t. Mtchsll as administrator
of Isaac Mitchell aga nst William II.
Mitchell, Mary K. Fields and John Fields her
husband, Isaac Mitchell. John Mitchell, Will
liam MITCHELL Casey Mitchell. The unknown
heirs of Margaret Uilon decd. William Ul-
lon, Shadrach Ullom; Franklin Ullom, Isaac
Ullon, Ellen Wright and William Wright
her husband, Jane Freeman and George Free
man her hnsbanf; Mary Stewart and Thomas
Stewart her husband, Mary Rich, Nancy Rut-
ter and John Rutter her husband, Hannah
Myers and William Myers her husband, James
Jones, the unknown heirs of Samuel Jones,
del ID, John Jones and the unknown heirs of
Abraham Jones decd. the above named de-
| fen liant, will take notice that on the I'd day
j of September 1864, Harvey T. Mitchell as
administrator Of Isaac Mitchell deed, fled
lin the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio
his petition against them which is now
Pending in which the said Harvey T. Mitch
ell asks for authority to complete certain
lreal contract made by Isaac Mitchell sr with
isaac Mitchell jr,, for the sale and conveyanee
LOT the following described real estate situate
I'm Monroe County Ohio to wit. commencing
forty rods east of the north east corner Of
the south west. quarter of section 33, town
ship three range four; thence west to ston
thence south to a stone between the hous
tnow in bnilding by isaac Mitchell jr, and tn.
house Isaac Mitchell sr. now lives in; theme
. lonward south to the soath line of the soutl
o west quarter of section thirty three town
5 ship three, range four; thence east with sait
y line forty rods east of the south east corne
lof the south west quarter OF section thirty
= three township three range four; THENCE
luorth to the place of beginning containing
fifty acres more or less. Said defendants az
sInotifed that they may answer or defend sal,
lpetition, and that the matters therein will b
s for hearing IN said Courton the third Monda
Lin October, 1854. 81 ~ -
IL ga3 HARVEY T.'M1TCHELL,
Ad,a'r, of isaac T. Mitchell; deed,
- sept Z. lssA,-sws
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STOLEN!
Sheriff s Sale.
Daniel Little, ct al. J
Us. Sale in Pa tition.
Ruth Little, ct al.

Ddulci A1ttlio, CT a.
Ruth Little, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale duly issued
~ in the above from the court of Com
nol Pleas of Washington County Ohio, and
to me directed. will offer for sale at the door
of he Court House, in Marietta, in SAID
Washington County, on
Monday, December 5th. A. d. 1864,
at o'clock p. m of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in the ounty OF
Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: The south
east quarter of section No. II, of township
No. 2, of range No. 5, appraised at S304o,oo,
And also the south half Of the north west
quarter of section No (ll) of said township
No. two (2) appraised at SLIGO,
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand, one
third in one year. and one third in two years,
with interest from day of sale,-paymen's to
be secured by mortgage on premises d.
A. WlNSOR, Sheriff,
Washington County, Ohio.
Nov. 2, 1s64-5w.
NJ. ID. Follett, PlG's Atty
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Attachment N N,tice,

At my linstance sn order Of attachment
was issued on the 7ths day. Of aoctobrr. J sss,
against the goods, rights. credits, stocks and
effects Of H.orGe FoQle. Of Salem Township,
fer the sum of $50 5scts, before me Justice
OF the Peace Of said township.
sJACoBT. MORRILL,,
October 10, fse4,-sS sSee 80
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w WOODs.FIELD..UN ION
!@L''A SCH O0L.

THE next annual session Of this School,
i win open on
Monday, the 3lst Of Oct. 1864
Young Ladies and Gsntlsmen wishing to
qualify themselves for teaching, or who may
desire a knowledge of the higher branches of
Mathematics, Sciences, or Languages, VIII DO
we'll to apply Immediately, as only limited
mum Der can be accom- modated this session.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Five Months, English branches -S6.oo
Higher branches of Mathematics and
the SclenceS ''.'-. o,oo
Languages. io'Vo.
No student will be allowed to enter upon
the study of the higher branches. until he
furnishes his Teacher with evidence of fitness
that will be deemed sufficient.
Application for admission, will be made to
Il. B. HILL, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
60 Tuition strictly in advance.
Rev. T. A. GROVE. Principal.
S. A. GRAHAM, Teacher OF
Oct. 12, 1S64--3w. Mathematics.
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To all whom it may Coneern!5

w.EREAs; nv wIfe Jane windiand, has
lefty bed and board without my consent
rhis is to warn all persons not to trust her
IN my acsount, as Twill pay no debts of her
contracting. rcii
JAMES /. .WINDLAND.
Nov.2, 1864. --pd. 5aA9 ars
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MONROE COMMON PLEAS.
Shc' iffs S Sale.
Adonijah Powell,
against
nv

John Thomas.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas
to me directed from the Cour. of Common
Pleas of the, County of Monroe in the State Of
Ohio, ] will offer for sale at public auction. at
the front door of the court. house. in the town
of Woods6eld, in said county. between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock z. NJ.
on
Saturday, the 10th day of December 1864
the following described real estate situated
in said county to wit:
The north half of the north east quarter OF
the south east quarter of section eighteen
township .hree and range four, containing
twenty acres, more or less. ~
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
% @ Sheriff, Monroe County, Ohio.
November 8, 1e64-5t, s