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Izc hiss NcxT VesReI nHd has left LIZ
erpool pn Ptrntlcat Cruise.
NEW YonE, Nov. s.-Tbe following letter

NEW Yo1E, Nuy. 8-The following letter
txplhits itself:
UE1-ED STATES CONSULATE. |
L1yEEPooL, Oc~ II, 1854.
S1E-The screw steamer Luuset, of a5out
600 tons hurthep, sailed from Liverpool on
Sunday, the 18Th int, with Captain scumes,
eight other Confederate officers, aud abont
ore hundred men. She has eix C3-pounder
guns, In CAGES In her hold, with guu carriages
ready fur mounting.
There Ia nc doubt but this expedition has
been fitted ont for a critical crniae against
tie United States, either In this or some 9th
er VESSEL to ~htc1 the men and guna ere to
be transferred.
Tie Laurl cleared for Matamoras, via Ha-
Tann a1d Nassau but this does no. indicate
her destination.
Inform alg United States naval officer who
may be within yhtr REACH
1anDe1 description Of the Laurel.
lam. sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, THOMAS Il. DUDLEY,
Consul.
DESCRIPTION OF TIE LAUREL
Iron built screw steamer, fore aud aft
schooner, Of Glaegow, e9j touo ressste1,
Captain J. e. Ramsey, fir Nassau and Mata.
morse, a. Lafone, consignee.
Length 2O teet, bfeadth OF beam 81 feet,
srs "a d1augbt Of Water 10 f.et, fore and
at; hull black, plain stern, round stern
with 1nouisinFEs nAme an1 port in yellow.
letters On same, eight headlights In port and
storboard esdes ait, and seven on each aide
forward. {Boats in iron swing davits on
each quarter, and one each s'ae IN her
waist
Poop, wheel. pinnacle. square box athwart
ships, ekylight,. capstan, companion, iron
raife ard netted, wooden rail lore part OF
rs1ne, main hatch, patent winch, uainnsst;
house over main ueck, iron ralled and netted
round, house bailt over the works Of the
| engine, With rentilator each side, fnnnel,
! steam pipe, lore part yen1ilator each side,
wheel and binnacle, galley and rooms under
peath; middle hatch, patent winch, fore
msst, fore hatch, companion, Tentilator,
companion; rooms each eide against the
rails, ~iDdjass; topgal|ant forecast1e bell,
engraved thereon "Laurel, 1857 works Of
paient wirdlasa, cspstap, iron swing davit
on port side Tor dsh tackle, two lion stocks
and anchors.
Masks ard booms bright; mastheads and
eafs black; companione, ekyl'ghr, houses.
! boats ard bulwarIE cream color; funnel red,
| r bite, and black.
Built tor passenger boat to sail between
Live rpnol and Sligo
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MINNESOTA.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune4]
ST. PAIL, Tuesday. Nov. s3pn.
The election ia progressing very quietly in
this city to-day. In fact, there never has
beena Hole quiet election here. The vote
viii be close, and, at this hour, 1t is lmpos-
sible to give anything more than guess at
tba result.
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Leno.t 1CD UCl; Hspu6!tcan SRth 10
The above returns added to the result In
the city indi .ates Il. 600 majority for Lin
coin IN Cook SsuntJ:
1he Uriou paty carried the to IN OF Evareton
By q yote Of is5 Uhiou agalntt 50 Copperhead-
ii fcn majority g., The following Union town
Supt7risor-E s. Taylcr; majority IS. Toaen
CNrx-E. A Clifford; maturity 70. Assessor-O.
Ru4e rnaJcsit.;ds; coll<c'o1-JohnF uasey: ma
Kline; majority 65. Cotstob!e-M. q. Baker.
Rpr 1fasttr-Ltander Clifford majority G5.
H5ue Park rS,e i15 Lincoln and II for McClel-
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LINCOLN ELECTBN.
It may be get down to moral certainty
Without waiting to heer from any further re-
turns, that the following States have voted
fnr Lincoln md johnson.
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MIN annet1lEfu1Eu4a
NEW SKIRT

~ u
4 cex and R1eat Invention IN hoop sSirts
THK DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STK2+
apRIN8.
II. I. IL j. o. WEST,
81 Chambers Street. New York
Ase the owners Of .he patent and exclusive Hs.s
fsctu;ert Of t.i1,
J.W. BEApLEYg PATENTED puFLBx K11n
TIC STEEL SFRInG 9k1AT3.
Thtaiovartlon coc111.1 OF pn0laE Tor tNo) BEtpEt
6*eel Springs, tnEellpuay Braided uzntl4 ana nFsS
t1z ether edge to e4Ee. n1krx tho tom hest mc8f
efAfuc, de1ibla ACC durable Spring ever used. Ell
hing I'm Wtafar. in corteQuence ct ffaA: eAsuet
y Nd hlensss = paAee nd se1a - ,k1 wss1
tho only on1eruots 70 boop sxt-ts. VIZ: tta Anaor
the wekEer Well ~ the puhlc especially i
crowded assemblies cAEEi4Ges. rAileo&d carr,
paWs, or In any GrWded place. from tha difficulty C.
contrasting them to oee1DttnK smHll ep1cs. m;
entirely Ianoyes tho dtmculty, Wills giving tina akr
the p11Al full and symmetrical form. and IL the ut1s
eat, and no4s Byltsh And FrAct Appearance for :at
Erect. 1perH, PRONE nAda OF hou1e trelA 4 la5.
hAv1uE ento3ed tho pea811e, Comfort and great er
yenIe1ce of wearing the Du9le1 Elliptic 8pstrS
ekt1t for zlnkfe day. Wln neTer atszFafd wsurEiJ
dispense with the tse Of shen. TheJ ne the beE
quality In every pArt, snl BY tsr the H3hteae moE
durable, comfortable and economical 2klt nax.e
Merchants VII be supplied ~ s5ove, aud 1adle1 u
most t11clsEs 1eta sto.t1 II ta1 c1tJ nd t1zc1xa
e,1! she d!ne9ent Statea-
~ Inquire for tia
.DUfLEx ELLIPTIC sPRIHe ax1!:z1+
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line Htutu5 are compared Wlt4 t1e Ffee1"
deDtial vote Of 1860
Wensyille, C Union mai; 1oss 81.
almond, 40 Union maj loss Is.
Cnba, 255 Union maj; loss La.
Amtty, Isl Union mai; loss II.
Alfred, 245 Union maj.; gain 81.
Owego, 226 Union maj; loss Il.
Addison, 10 Union maj; gain Il
DaEby, $50 Union maj gatn Is.
Coming. e Union mai; loss ZIG.
Ithaca, 80 Union maj gair las.
El1fcott, 439 Union maj loss 50.
Randolph, 1eo Union maj gain 80:
Niagara Falls, 92 Cop maj loss q;
Frtendshlp, III Union msj gain 10.
Hornellsv1lle, &c Cop mai; loss 95.
Suspension Bridge, l39 Cop. maj.
semprobius, 294 Union maj; gain IS.
New York City, 81. 600 Cop. msj; gain
COCO.
New Rochelle, a51 Union maj; gain 415.
Klrge, 5000 Cop. maj; loss l,7W.
Buffalo, SEQ Cop. E.s3 gair 0oo.
OswEGo, Oct. 5.-Tnere are reported dis
turtances at Sacket's Harbor. AsHa1l squad
OF m. \ with one gun have been sent there
fFCm Fort Ontario.
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RHODE ISLAND


Providence, r. l., Tuesdny, Nov. $3.50
?. m.-Retnrns from nearly the whole State
show q majority for Lincoln Of abont 5000:
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, Tuesday, NOV. 8-11:30 p. m.-178
towns in Massachusetts foot up Lincoln
*, ,oG0. Mcclellan sG,G3l. It Is raining
heavily.
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ST. PAUL. Tueeday, Nov 8-10P.N.
Mcclellan hns majority Of Sc in this city,
and about $50 in the county. LAST year the
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uLEo1s-coMPARATI VOTES oFc1rIEs
AMI 1H0WkH


The towns Of South Chicago (Bt1dgeporD
NIT 20 incuted In 1880.
Grundy county, Ill, between GOO and 700
Union majority.
Eight towns in WhItestde county give 941
Union Es}ority. Fourteen towns yet to hear
from.
Town Of Winfield, DnPage county, $50
Union mai.
City OF Gslena, III Mcclellan ma5.-galn
Of 124.
To.n Of Court1and, 10 DayIess county, 266
Union maj.-gain Of l4l.
Amboy, Lee county, 1S9 Union maj-gaia
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NEW YORK.

majority fer Ccrgeess, is estimated at twenty
i've hundred In the District.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Nov. 8.-Essex coun-
ty, New jersey, has gone Union By over $50,
N king Union gain of over ]. 600 over last
year. The Legislative delegation is sE
Union to three Democrats.
Albany, 2,soo coppsrhead majority; gain
S:PH:s''aS P'!ss::d 81 Fl
scesnsctady, go coppethead majority;
Hudson. SIT oopperhsad majority; gain
+ ;Haerkimer, 1s4 copperhead majority; gain
Lyons, o. Copperhead majority; gain 2ss.
ba1lston, Copperhead majority; loss 25.
Rochester, @ Coprerhead. msjarttg; gain
Am '1meterdan,, 1ge Union mstority; loss 4e.
Blechaulcsvi1le, l Union majority; gain 10.
0swego, 1856 Democratic majority; gain
syracuse, "a Republican matorlty loss 674.
Hudson, Lenavee county, 2is Republican
majority.
Oakland county about 400 Republican ma
jori!y.
Flint, the home Of Gov. Crap, 70 Repubu-
can minority.
jackson county, 4s Republican majority.
Hil1BdEle county, {, 400 Republican major
ity.
Branch county, 1.5oo Republican majority.
New YORK, Tuesday, Nov 8.-Tne total
ycte Of the Is, Lincoln 81, 444f22 Mcclellan
73 329. One Ward, the 18th, gave Lincoln q
majority Of 274. Total majority for Nc
Clellan IN the city, 80, ,613:
MAT 8-The vote Of this city for Lfeut
Re1ported hat Humphrey, Republican. is
that H. ]. Raymond, Is elected to Congress,
and that Fernando Wood Is defe1ted for Con-
gtet 8, By Darling Rep P Conkling, elected
toI Congress over klarnan.
Raymond in the 9th District. Humphreys
in Brooklyn. Booth, Republican, Certainly
elected.
Taylor, Democrat, IN the Fifth Dist rict
snd Chandler, Democrat In the Seventh
District, ara elected to Congress.
For Governor this slty gives Seymour
rs, 727, snd Fe1ton 80 lo2
give Lincoln 20, 104 majority.
In s. towns snd cities, including Albany,
Buffalo, Troy, Schenectady aud Utica, and
aleo three counties, Mcclellan has 16, ,0o4
majority. Troy city complete, Mcclellan
over Lincoln, 7s8; Seymour over Fenron,
NEW ToRK, 10 r. M.-Total Tote OF the
clty-Lincoln, Sc, ,442; Mcclellan 4, $50. One
Ward, the 15t3, gaYe Lincoln majority Of
eM. = Total rna Esjo1itS for Mcclellan in the
cltys oo,olo.
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Which elects Lincoln By 20 e1ttors.
It will seem from the above that Lincoln
can afford TO lose
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Denoczata were divided, and We carried The
ccurty by a15 majority.
a portion of the Union county ticket is
elected. 60.
Iu Wiaona city Lincoln has n majority,
snd Wfnonn county gives about 500.
Minneapolis, Union majority 218.
Lake City, Union ma tosity 124.
The State will give about 5000 Union ma
jority.
Winona gives Lincoln seventy.seven ma
]or5ty, Ices of three since 1850. Windows
majority fcr Ccrgeess, is estimated at twenty
i've hundred In this District.
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The Shenandoah correspondent Of the New
York Etsntag Rost nbrrstes the following IN
Lerestirg Incidents about Sher1dau'a sol.
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on 10.

OHIO.
FROM 6ANDUsEY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
SAxpueKY, Ohio, Tuesday, Nor. 8.
sandusky is redeemed and shows gain Of
one hundred and forty majority for Lin.
coin, There is q gain Thus far in all towns
heard from over State elections.
Hnron, Union majority, 170. .
VadsWorth, Union majority, 81.
p,chwood, Union majority, 90.
. Marefleld, Ohio, lat Ward, Union, 80.
e It end t. 23.
a 81 3rd "- u
3" 4sh Dem. IL.
Chag1in Falls, Union majority, 248.
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The Great Joker.

Senator Harris, one of ths. purest and
best men in the nation, left the. Presidsn.
tial mansion the other day, rsmarkins
that he could not tolerate the obscene
language of the President.
The charming Anna Dickinson, the grsai
exponent of Republican principles, left
the presence of the Joker short time
since, saying that she would never again
speak to the President. What occurred
bstwesn Anna and the Joker at the pri.
vate interview the public are left to sur
! mise. e
A few days ago another prsminent
leader in the Republican party left the
President in disgust, complaining Of
the naussating conversation of the buffoon
who disgracss himself and the American
people by cekyersation adapted only to
alsw groggsry. as
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Wrecks of Humanity.
WHY SHOULD THEY SINK?

q
The excitement of "the chase" has always
been supposed to have healthful tendency;
but there is kind of chase which breaks
down the constitution, debilitates the frame.
and shortens life. We mean the headlong,
underwriting hunt after .'the almighty dol
lar" which is the great business characteris-
tic Of the present day. It begets other evils
unnecessary to name) which precipitate the
fate of thousands. There is, however, a pos,
sibility of recovery from the prostration pro-
duced by these causes, long after their victim
has ceased to hope for it. If we are rightly
informed, the most astonishing cnres of what
Is called general weakness and debility which
have ever been known in this country, have
been effected through the agency of Doct or
holloway's inestimable remedies. Mere skel-
etons of men, out of whom the very princi-
pie OF vitality seemed to have been drained
have been restored to health and vigor by the
operation Of the Pills; and of the Ointment
In case of paralysis rheum atism, &C., we hear
an equally favorable account. If men will
break down their energies by over exertion-
II, In their anxiety to "go ahead,' they viii
override the most precious of Gods blessings
health-it is well they should know how t.
repair the mischief, when they come at las
to realize the fact of their premature deca 9
The wrecks of humanity, who, without an
particular disease, appear to ke sinking fror
Immediate relief from Doctor Holloway
remedies. 41
-Phitade1phio ''Iribune."
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INHE above Company are known all over the
world as the owners of the Coffee Plan
tations OF Java and Batavia inthe Dutch East
Indies, and are the largest Eenop oilers OF
Cotfeeson the Globe.
The undersigned (who is appointed their
sole Agent in the United States and in the
British CoioDies) will have for sale three diff
ferent kinds of Coffee, which, for regularity
of grade and eheapness7 OF price, Will osfy
com petition. IA AZ z
Our BATAVIA COFFEE" never before intro
duced in this Country, but extensively used
in the Armies and Naves of Europe, and
richly valued, win be put up at prices to reach
| all consumers, and our EXTRA JAVA will bt
the MAGNGM BoNuM Coffee of the age.
We will have, for accommodation of Gro
GERS Families, and Government Contractors
samples (dry, and drawn) for testing.
Orders solicited. On receipt Of cash, coffe'
promptly forwarded as directed.
| 10 f74g "a = A. LIPPMAN, la
- 1853 Reade Street, New York,
| & SOLE AGENT, d. T.. L. c.. Co.
| July 27, 1S64-4m.
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Putnam Clothes-Wringer.

The ONLY reliable self-Adjusting Wringer.
The frame being of Iron, thoroughly galvan-
lied, ALL DANGER FROM RUST is REMOVED, and
the liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. so un-
available in wooden machines, is prevented.
No thumb screws or complicated fastenings
to wear out or get out of order; il can be fas-
tened firmly to the tub in a SINGLE SECOND.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT
COG-W HEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty-Seven
State and County Fairs in 1868, and is, with
out an exception, the best Wringer ever
made tH aEt
Instead of believing the statements of par
ties interested in the sale of other Wringers.
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it THOROUGHLY With ANY and ALL
others, and if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn it. ,.-t
1t will wiring anything from a THRBAD to a
BED QUILT without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted in
every town.
Energetic men can make from s to 81 0 per
day.
Putnam Manufacturing Company:
GENTLEMEN: l know from practical expert.
euce that iron well galvanized with zinc will
not oxide or rust one particle. can safely
say after several years experience in the
manufacture of chain for Uhain-pumps and
water drawers, in which l have tested the
affinity of iron and and zinc, that if the pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
| Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using of your Wringers. 1t now per-
/ forms all of it's functions well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become an
indispensable article with us. have closely
observed several other kinds of clothes wring-
! ers, the modus ope 'andi being different, try
/ ing to produce the same results as the Put
nam Wringer, but in my judgment they have
! failed. The Putnam Wringer is as near per-
feet as possible, and l cheerfully recon-
mend it to be the best in use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER,
fI-4a Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years. experience in the galvapizing
business enable me to indorss the above state
ment in ALL PARTICULARS. a4
.JNO G. LEFFERTS,
Ne. 100 Beekmann Street,
New York, January, 1864.
No. 2. $3.50; No. 1, $500; No. A, $500
Manufactured and sold, wholesale & retail by
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
| No. ID, Platt st. N, Y, and Cleveland, o.
S. C. NORTHRoP, Agent.
April 81, 1864 Am.
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Notice in Partition.

y ley ]. Hunnel, Sarah Hunnel, Matthia.
" Hunnel. Catharine Grimm, Margaret Gas
erman and Samuel Caserman her husband O
the State of Ohio, will take notice that David
Hunnel, did on the 22d day of July 1864 fl.
his petition in the Court of Common Plea.
of Monroe County. Ohio, asking for the par
tition of the following real estate, to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter O
section number (2D twenty-one, townshi1
(3) three, and range ~ fonr. Said petition
will be for hearing at the next term of tn,
Court of Common Pleas.
AMOS & PASSMORE.
- GAa Attorneys for Petitioner.
August 3, 1s64--sw.
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United States Annual Taxes
Internal Revenue Notice.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE 18TH COLLECTION
sTTsla ~ DISTRICT, STATE OF ONO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the As
SCISSOR of the above District has re-
turned to this Office the annual list of taxes
on Incomes of 1863, Licenses. Carriages,
Billiard Tables, and Plate, and that said
taxes are now due and payable. .er
| will attend, in person, at my office,
Northeast corner Of Bank Building,
Athens, Athens county, Ohio, being Di-
vision No. of said District.
At the Treasurer's Office in the town
of Pomeroy, in the county of Meigs, being
Division No. 2, by George B. Grow, Dept.
Collector;
At the Office of Stephen Newton, Esq,
inthe city of Marietta, Washington county
being Division No. 8, by Stephen Newton
Esq, Depty Collector;
at the office of Messrs. w. P. Sprague
& Co., in the town. of Malta, Morgan
county, being Division No. 4, by Jacob
II. Davis, Deputy Collector;
AT the Office of John B, Noll, Esq, in
the town of Woodsfeld, Monroe county
being Division No. 5, by John B. Nell
Deputy Collector; iei -
From the 10th day of July,
1864, to the lst day of
September, 1864.
to receive payment of the taxes aforesaid
IF not paid within that time. fv. per cent
penalty will be added to taxes on Incomes
and ten per cent. on all other taxes, as
prescribed by law.
E. n. MOORE,
Collector 18th District Ohio.
July 10th, 1S64.-6w.
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OUR QUOTATIONS.

PETERsoYs' DETEcToR.-The Publishers of
this excellent Business Journal commence
with the issue of June l, 1854, to furnish the
quotations of bank notes in six cities, corrected
by the following well known and reliable
bankers: ra, --- ron, t fF
Messrs. Drexel & Co., Philadelphia.
Mr.. T. Crommelin, New York.
Messrs. Johnston, Bros. & Co., Baltimore.
Messrs. Hill & Co., Pittsburg. ai,.a -,
Messrs. Haskell & Co., st. Louis.
Messrs. s. S. Davis & Co., Cincinnati.
Which makes this not only Philadelphia
Detector, but New York, Baltimore, Pitts
burg, st, Louis, and Cincinnati one. There is
only one-way of having reliable quotations
aud that is, to have parties disinterested in
any Bank or Banking Association, to make tbs
corrections. TERMs-$1.00 a year monthly
or semi monthly $500 year. Address
~ II, B. PETERSON & BRoTHEks,
June Is, 1864 Philadelphia, Pa.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that the undersign
ed was, on the 18th day of June, 1864, ap
pointed by the Probate Court of Monro,
County, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate O
Thomas Hunnell. deceased.
JOHN IRWIN, Admir-.
July 81, 1s64--3w. pd.
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10 Notice in Partition.

ID UTH P. GARDEN, Charles Garden
II, Henry 3. Garden and James K. Garden
will take notice that petition was filed
against them on, the 22nd aay of July A. D.
1864, in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Monroe and State OF
Ohio by Nicholas D. Garden, and is now
pending wherein ssid Nicholas D. Garden de-
mands partition of the following Real Estate
situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Section number thirteen (130 in township
number two (2,)Ho of range number four a.
containing six hundred acres more or less
that upon , said partition the value of two
dwelling houses erected upon said premises
by the consent of all the parties in this ac-
ton, and with the individual means of plain
TIFF and Charles p. Garden, shall be assessed
by the Commissioners in making partition
and that at the next term of said court the
said plaintiff will apply for partition of SAID
| premises. NORRIS & WAY,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
lfgtJaly, ,27, 1ss4-6w. 4fiTotf
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Notice

rs hereby given that on the 23rd day of
i Julie, A. ID. 1854, an applicationvby twelve
land holders of the Town of Lebanon, in Mon
roe County, Ohio, was fled in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, to
change the name of said Town of Lebanon,
and ask that it may be called Masterton.
WILSON GRIFFIN and ethers,
June 20, 1S64-6w. r...e
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscribe
was, on the 18th day of Jaiy, 1854, appointet
by the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, Administrator of the Estate of Georg
Malson, deceased.
JOSIAH WILSON, Admir-.
July ~, lss4.-3w. pd..
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.0ne tan and bonys and lank, 7czSe
Stood forward from the rest,
And told .ribald story M
With leer to give it zest,
And said; 'eOur FIRE burns feebly,
I'VE tanst pile itup anews E
"Teli ME the iuel to feed it with
. .sYe friends aud comrades truel T. ~
And they shouted with mad rejoicing,
Blood I blood blood!
let the witches caldron boil
"With nations tears for water
-aissu Bt5od Bloodi bloodl $50
'4Slabby and thick as mud,
- p Z. 20 sprinkle the hungry sell
For the carnival OF slaughter !
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w ool Carding,s

1NHE proprietors thankful for former favors.
i would inform their customers and che
public generally. that they are now much
better prepared than sver for 4
CARBING WOOL ali
The subscribers having been engaged in
the above business for 20 years. fatter them,
selves that they can give satisfaction to ali
who May favor them with their patronage,
e3istf ic A. ALEXANDER 10
sau 80 t.st... SAMUEL CROOKS, Carder.l !.
Alexander's Mills, Monroe County, o, .g
june Is, ls64,-2m. - Nst
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Naked, obscene and cruel,
They screamed aud jibed and roar'd,
Thew knew their God was the Devil,
Their King and Chief and Lord;
And they worshipped at his footstoel
And said: aThy kingdom come,
aWhen the world shall be to the strongest
= And be ruled by beat of drum,
q Drum beat and flash of cannenl IS,
gfi 90 Bt6odI blood blsodHt u
Let the witches caldron boil
"With nations tears for water
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