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SPECIAL DISEASES.

RATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
u AGE ne hss received, Dr.. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that he has re-
moved his DISPENSARY %
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rs- PROMPT attention gwen 70 sending Medicines
70 fhs Army BY Aiail Or Ezpress. Where the tx
pre- Corn1any have 90 agent u viii BE- necessary
to remit the EKp-ess charge, aud stamp required
rben sent " MAIL +. II. LEWIS a Co,
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The Advance on Richmond
Commenced.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
Sept. 29.-O6c,a-Gen.7 Die The. fol-
lowing dispatch from Gen. Grant, an
nouncisg the movement of cur forces
against Richmond, has just been receiv-
ed:
Headquarters Chapin Farm, Sept 20.
lo;45 A, M.-To Major Cen Halleck,
cen. Ord's corps advanced this morning
and carried the very strong fortifcatiens
and long line of entrenchmsnts below
Chapln's farm; with some Is pieces Of
artillery, and from 200 to 300 prisoners.
Gen, Ord was wounded though not dan
gerously.
Gen Blrney advanced at the same time
from Deep Bottom, and carried the New
Market road and entertainments, and
scattered the enemy in every direction
though he captured but few. He is now
marching on towards Richmond. l left
Gen. Birney where the road. interseets
the New Market and Richmond road
The whole country is filed with field
Notifications thus far.
l U. S. GRANT.
E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. of War.
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THE FAIR.

The Fair was a grand success Not
withstanding the almost incessant rain
during two of the days. many departments
were fuller than ever before, and tits
universally conceded that had the weather
been favorable it would have cxcellsd any
Fair ever held here.
We have scarcely roem to mention the
Important premiums, but will probably
publish them all nextgweck.
But one of the races came off. In con-
sequence of the wretched condition of the
track, which before the rains was in fine
condition. aas fsg ass fiaa 8ss
William Lamping's rsan horse won the
premium for fast pacings ia field ef
three. There was large number Of fast
horses from this and other ceuntiess and
with good track there would have been
grand sport Better luck next time.
More on this subject next week.
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Administrators Sale.

2 Y virtue of an order of the Probate Court
~ of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersig ned
administrator of Jonathan Pittman late Of
said County deceased viii offer fer sale at
public auction on the premises on
Saturday, October dse 15tk, 1864.
between the hours of ten O'Clock A.. M. and 4
olocE, p. M. on said day the following prem.
ises situated in Monroe County to wit
l. Part of the north west quarter of the south
west quarter Of section twenty two township
four and range four containing thirty si <
acres.
Also, the north end of nsrth east quarter
of tue south east quarter of section twenty
eight, township four and range four contain
ing nineteen acres
TRRMs-One third cash; one third In one
year and one third in two years, with interest
on the deferred payments secured TO the sat-
isfaction of the undersigned.
WILLIAM WORKMAN, Admir-.
sept. IA, 1s64.--4w.
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Legal Notice.


William Bare and John Bare, surviving
Executors of the Estate of Jacob Bare, Sr.,
deceased, plaintiffs, m .u
r5sas3 - against
Mary Riggs and James Riggs, her hus usband,
of Gala County, Ohio; Alexanaer Bare, Mont
gomery County, Ohio; H. B. 0'Niell, Charles
o'Niell, of Monroe county, Ohio, Hanson
ONieil, u, S. Army. Cornelia 0'Niell, Gala
county, Ohio, heirs of Nancy 0Niell; Alfred
d. Bare Ann K. Bare, Winfield S. Bare, An
ma Virginia Bare, Margaret T. Bare, Loretta
R. Bare, heirs of Martin Bare, deceased, all
of Monroe county, Ohio. Mary Jane Bare,
Susanna Bare, Harriet Frances Bare. John
Bare, Jacob Bare, Alice Bare, heirs of David
Bare, deceased. of the State of Indiana; Eli
zabeth Hefburn and John Hefburn, her hus-
band. OF the state ef Indiana; Joseph Bare,
and Jacob Bare, of the State OF Illinois; Frank
lin Williams, John B. Williams, Jacob B.
Williams, Evan S. Williams; N, Virginia Ken
ny, and Joseph Kenny, her husband, of the
State of Kentucky, Jere. Williams, Mary +.
Smith, and Isaac Smith, her husband, of
Monroe county, Ohio, heirs of Susanna Will
liams, deceased, defendants.
The defendants will take notice that the
plaintiffs. on the 7th day of September 1864,
filed their petition against stsaid defendants, in
the Probate Court of Monroe ceunty, Ohio,
the object and prayer OF SAID petition is, that
the plaintiffs, as executors aforesaid, be or
depeG and directed to sell the homestead
/ farm of Jacob Bare, deceased, of Monroe
county, Ohio, in pursuance OF the will oi
said Jacob Rare, deceased, and distribute
the proceeds according to the provisions
thereof.
And the said defendants are notified to ap
pear and answer on or before the 10th day o.
October 1864, and that this cause will be fol
hearing on the said twentieth day of Octobe
1854. VIM. BARE x JOHN BARE,
Executors.
By WIN. F, HUNTER, their Atty.
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Sale of School Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be-
In offered for sale at public auction, at tho
front door of the csurt house, in Woodsfeld.
Monroe County, Ohio, en- the
1st day Of October ne.rt, =
between the hours of 10 O'clock a. n..and 6
O'Clock p. IA, the following tracts of School
Lands, to wit:
The sast half the south east quarter Of SEQ
ton number 16, in original survey I'd township
number A, and range number 4, containing
eighty acres, appraised at Sl4o0.
Also the west half OF the south east quarter
of section number 16, in original surveyed
township number 4, and range number four,
containing eighty acres; appraised at $780,
Said lands in no case to be sold for loss
value than the appraisement thereof.
TERMS OF SALE=0ne-twelfth of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time OF ss.,
the balance in eleven equal annual payments,
with interest on the deferred payments. to be
paid annually. M. HOEFFLER,
-ss F Auditor, NJ. G. o.
Woodsfeld, Aug. "a, 1864 6w.
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Legal Notice.

TT ARVEY T. Mitchell as administrator
of Isaac Mitchell aga nst William H.
Mitchell Mary e. Fields and John Fields her
husband, Isaac Mitchell, John Mitchell, Will
liam Mitchell, Casey Mitchell. The unknow II
heirs of Margaret UlloDa decd William Ul-
lom, Shadrach Ullom; Franklin Ullom, Isaac
Ullom, Ellen Wright and William Wright
her husband, Jane Freeman and George Free
man her husband; Mary Stewart and Thorn $
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
decd, John Jones and the unknown heirs o.
Abraham Jones decd, the above named de-
fsndant will take notice that on the I'd day
of September 1864, Harvey T. Mitchell as
administrator of Isaac Mitchell decd, filed
in the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio
his petition against them which is now
Pending in which the said Harveq T. Mitch
ell asks for authority to complete certain
real contract made by Isaac Mitchell ST. with
isaac Mitchellir., for the sale and convr yance
of the following described real estate situate
i'm Monroe County Ohio to wit eommsncinz
forty rods east Of the north east corner OF
the south west quarter of section 33, town
ship three, range four; thence west to stone
thence south to a stone between the house
now in b,.flding by Isaac Mitchell Jr., and the
house ISAAC Mitchell sr now lives in; theno
onward south to the south line of the south
west quarter of section thirty three, town;
ship three, range four: thence east with said
line forty reds east of the south east corner
of the south west quarter Of section thirty
three township three range four; thence
north to the place of beginning containine
fifty acres more or less. SAID defendants ar,
notified that they may answer or defend said
petition, and thai the matters therein will b,
for hearing in said Gourton the third Monda,
in October. 1854.
"a HARVEY. T. MITGHELL,
{ Admir-, of isaac T.sMitchsll, deed,
sept. Z, 1854 6w.
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Anybody that thinks the nation can af-
ford this slaughter Of more than two hun
dred thousand Of its best and bravest men
to crafty the, political malevolence and
personal jealousy OF Abraham Linceln
had better vote for his reelection. In
our judgment the nation can neither af-
ford the millions ofnoney which Lincoln S
refusal to reinforce Mcclellan has cost
nor this tive years of slaughter and these
two hundred thousand lives.
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Neu aObertls /,
Teachers Association.

VNHE next meeting of the Monroe County
j Teachers Association, will be held at
Woodsfeld, commencing, -
Monday, the Oath Of Oct. 1854,
Let there be general turn out of the
Teachers of Monroe, County, as every effort
will be made to make the next both pleasant
and profitable. -,
W. B. o'NEILL, Secretary.
N. B.-The Examiners will be present and
certificates granted to those who may be ap-
plicants.
October 5, l864-4w.
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I FROM yICKsBURg,

g VIoKsBURG, Sept. 25.-Gen Dana has
commenced active operations in. this dis
trict A large cavalry force left last
nightsunder Gel. Osborne, which will be
followed byza heavy force of cavalry in
thsscountry. The result will probably
be known in about ten days.
A negro was shot on the 18th and TIVE
are to be executed on the 25th for mu-
tiny. -
y The paymasters are paying the troops
here.
= sW a private letter from Illinois says
mark Illinois twenty thousand majority
Ter Mct'lellan. fs
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Il SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIoE. DO your
uty to your selves, protect your health,
"a e II OLLOWA Y'S. Pill LIS AND
IMMINENT. For wounds, sores, Bow
" % complaints and fevers, they are per
ie ct safeguard Full direatipns how to
lSe shom with every box. q ZIG
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splendid .spIay.

On the evening of the second day of
the Fair an exhibition of fireworks was
given in the public square. 1t was gnod
enough what there was of it, butt demon
strates that il requires big pile Of green
backs to buy little pile of powder.
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nuvs plants the candidate for Conrres

s@ Plants, the candidate for Congress
against Merris is in favor Of continuing
the war until slavery be abolished whether
tho Union can be restored before that time
or not.
No respectable Republican Who heard
him speak in tho court house denies this.
Remember it at the polls. Tell your Re-
publican ueighbor of it.
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Administrators Notice.
By WV. F. HUNTER, their At
Sept, IA, ls64--4w.

Notice Is hereby given, that tbs undersign-
ed was, on the End day of July, 1864, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County. Ohio, Administ rator of the Estate o.
J ohm H. Coen. deceased.
THOMAS w. PATTON, Admir-.
Sept. IA. 1Ss4,--3w. pd.
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s@c There is one thing Lincoln has
never Violated, and that is the provision
which says he may draw his salary in
gold; This provision he lives up 80
closely, and draws his s25, 600 in gold
regularly, while the soldier only gets his
SIG in deprecated groenbacks.
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gotaI 5ntelligsaet,
ADYERTIsING

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY 1T. sea. ISL al cav
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A Panic in the Dry Goods
fe Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept pa decline
to-day of 80 cents in gold brought busi
ness to a stand, and there is a general
panic in the market for most kinds OF
merchandise, particularly in dry goods
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For. Sale.

A splendid dark bay blooded mare, Of
decidedly the finest stock that has been
brsnght 70 this county for some years
Fer particslars enquire at this office.
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THE LADY'S FRIEND, FOR OC-
TOBER. ~ 91a

@Peep,1 a, beautifully executed steel
engraving of mother and her little girl,
opens this number eff The. Lady's Friend
The. double steel Fashion Plate is also as
rich and elegant as usual Then foilaw
the numerous engrayings some particu
larly excellent-illustrating the new
modes for ladies and children, The music
for this number is a new song called Il
lcveithee, dearly ,eve thee - .popalar
sentiment, as all will admit. Literary
contributiens excellent, Price $3.50 !
year or two copies for 500 Addres:
Dsacok & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street
Philadelphia.
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HORSES STOLEN

ON the night of the 2lst inst, two horses
~ were stolen from the pasture Of the nm
dersignsd--one a. black horse: 10 years old,
about 16 hands high, small white spot in
the forehead, a little white on the hind feet,
..,,,ss ,ha raa, of tbs taiI ra,ksr and
PAGER.
The other a sorrel solt 3 years old, has =
star in the forehead, about IA hands hieh.
we'll built, has the hair rubbed of on enc
place on tie left side of the neck from wear
ing yoE e, and is very wild, has to be driven
into a stable to be bridled.
E Any person giving Information of such
horses, or detecting the thief, win be liberal
~ rewarded. Address s
H. H. LINGO,
.eM Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio.
Sept. 2s, 1854. 3w.pd.
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SA- Our Claringtonr letter arrived too
late for last week, and this week it is
rather Inappropriate Thanks for it, any
how. 49, 80 80 ~
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E. NJ. STANTON, Sec. of Wa
Proclamation by the Gov,
erMOr.
STATE OF OHIO.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Columbus, Sept 22d, 1864
I, John Brough, Governor of the State
ef Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified
Electors of the State of Ohio, to assemble
in their respective Townships and Wards,
at the usual places of holding elections,
on Tuesday, being the Eighth day of No
vember, A. d. 1864, and then and there
proceed, as the law directs, to elect 21
Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States, in pursuance to the
Constitution and laws of the United States
and of this State
In Testimony Whereof, have here
unto set my name, and
caused the Great Seal of
the State eff Ohio to be
affixed, at Columb bus, the
twenty-second day of
SEAL. September, in the year
ofour Lord, One Thous-
and Eight Hundred and
Sixty-Four, and in the
tt Eighty Ninth year of the
@ Independence of the Uni
ted States Of Anerica.
,.... ..... JOHN BROUGH.
BY THE GovERNor:
W. w. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of State.
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P. S. By letter from our friend
South we learn that Ohio township is ts
be left to the last, as the people there are
making every effort to fill their quota.
The whole number drafted is 81; the
number to be mustered into the service is
30. Center township alone has sufficient
excess to have made up the whole num-
Der. Our county was from one to two
hundred ahead before the draft
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NOTICE.

Notice is here given not to trust or her-
Dor, nay wife Mary whe left my bed and
board without any just cause or provica.
ton, ali persons are notified not to trust
or harbor her on my account as l will pay
no debts Of her contracting.
As...5 GOTTLOP SMITH.
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na- A List of Letters remaining in
the Post Office at Woodsfeld Ohio, Oct.
1st, 1864,
Sames Barber, sydece Drummonds,
James Dixon, Joseph Evans, Mary Gas
ton, Viola Hendershot, John Kattsn,
Carton Lafferree Jacob Motter, Lucinda
j States, j ohm Slay, Elisabeth Wright
Persons calling for the above Letters
will please say they are advertised
II. FLEMING. P NJ
DIED-sept 18th 1854, in Wayne tewn-
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, of Flax and
Chronic diarhoea JACOB THOMAS son OF
Israel D. and 5. ]. Moose, aged year and
months.
5 DIED-on the 22i day of Sept. 1864, at
Germantown, Washington County, o., JACOB
H. son of Frederick and MargaretJ. Wagon
field, aged ! year and months.
'Tis hard to give our children up,
Our hope, our joy. our love;
But God designs better lot,
Calls them to Him above.
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FOR SALE BY.

G. H. Davenport, woodsfeld; Il. G. Ketzebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlaw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; Jehas W. Barnitt
Stafford; wagonfeld & Co., Jacobsburg; Tipten
&Powel, Jerusalem; Jacob t. Morrill,, Clarirs 6
ton; J. h. & J. F. Thornhnry, Beallsville and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
not the United States and Canada.
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~ Rev. J. F. GIvENs,l of the Chris
tianlUnion Church, will hold a protraeted
Meeting at Elm Cove Chapel three miles
south Of Graysville, commencing satur-
day Octsber 9Th. ~ NV t.,4
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b@ FIFTY thousand Canadian acres
have been planted with fax this year,
against five thousand the last year, re
suit OF the cotton famine.
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s@- Substitutes commsnd one thousand
dollars In this place. several csuld now
be obtained at this Price.
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FAIRBAEKs' ScALEs.-Tt is with some bust
ness hfnls as it is wi.h some individu ais. that
they stand alone in tho department. Of trade
to which they direct their attention. 1t be-
comes = specially with them, ana by making
It such, they carry it to the highest perfection
Of which it is capable. This is the case with
the Messrs. Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale
hsksrs. They have devoted themselves 50
entirely, and with such thorough science and
skill TO the ,manufaeture Of Weighing Instru
msnts, thar they seem to have left nothing t.
b. done by othsrs.--N. Y. EyEsING Posi-. +
bfr Announcement OF marriages ant
deaths, containing four lines or less, W,
publish free of charge; and will be mucl
obliged to our friends throughOut th'
County. If they will forward them to us
Obituary notices must be paid for, at thu
rate OF FIVE cents per line. ~, K
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

- q fl Ys =
There are few facts so stubborn as
those which yuldicate the military saga
city aud political foresight of General
MoCLELLAN Eyents doanot often COM
bine so conspicuously before the eyes of
the world to yindicate man as they
have combined to yindicate General Nc
CLELLAN, Read line uarrisoa S Landing
letler. Witness how the Presidents de-
parture from its high and strict and
statesman like principles has united the
South aao divided the North.
Read MoCLELLAN's protest against
the withdrawal Of the Army of the Poto-
mac from befare Riehno Read his
petitions for the 10000 men necessary to
insure the capture of Rlchmsnd Con-
slider how they were hSated and derided
thea-how their wisdom is vindicated
now, by the freedom with which the ad
ministration has reinforced the armies Of
his successors, and the silence Of even the
radical press, as events have shown how
necessary was that reinforcement which
MCCLELLAN was brutality denied.
Two years of bloody war and Richmond
is still in the possession OF the rebels, and
this is the price which the nation has paid
for Lipeolns refusal, to reinforce Nc
CLELLAN-tbe slaughter Of more men thai
all that nc Gleitan euer had uAdcr ,hil
coBtntaHo. Tette d vailss.
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TIE DRAFT.

The following is list of the men draft
ted, at Marietta, last week, for Menro'
county 1t seems that but three town
ships had net filled their quota, This
list includes the one hundred per cent.
but we have been able to get the
names in the order in which they were
drafted, SO as to distinguish between the
original draft and the one hundred pei
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NGTECE.

E EFT with the subscriber, in Barnes
n vile, sorrel Horse He was left by
Henry Haunemary. We have reason TO
believe that the horse belongs to some
person else. The owner can have him by
proving property and paying charges,
- @ r. e. ERASIER,
Sept 81, 1864. National House.
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BENTON TOWNSHIP.

cent.
BENTON TOWNSHIP.
Michael Kelly, --'3' Z
John Lohr.
tftf sSamel Give1is, 81
- Henry Boyd,
John NJ. Hill,
Robert B. Allen,
Samuel Haught,
~ David Little,
George Schmidt
d James Fullmer,
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Franklin Cox,
80 G Uriah Hughes, ngs
Henry Lingo,
avs James Allen, r-rr rz~fr.4
Joseph Zurich,
Samuel Wilson,
Eal Thslnas Wilson, ssasg.g
- Amos Mebberly, ie5f
Wilson Robbins,
th Merryman W heeler,
Joseph Pryor.,
John 0gg. e.e
Levi Denbow,
Martin l.. Murray.
Thomas A. Devos,
ts Henry Starkey, fE
Joshua Ranney,
William Stailings, (st
David Au shes,
Amos King, aEt'r z-
qH James Dotson,
Young ogg,
john Miracle,
settles George Wilson,
George Giveus,
Stephen Forshey,
Calvin Milligan,
David l.. Carmichael,
William Wilson,
John Mallett,
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
John Resecker,
Azariah Hoskinson,
John R. Belford, o3I
Eli Henthorn,
sal ssg Elson Hyssem. sy- -.
8sI4 .Ee Justus Schiek, r-s
Harrison Barnfeld
ia sss Daniel Estill.
William Henthorn,
risH3 George W.sCiiue,
sts 81 John p. Hosklnson,
George Colvin,
James G Hubbard,
Ross j. Hubbard,
Alexander Elson,
Jaiuss Fl Wells,
James Anderson,
Nicholas Gardner,
Rufus Paine,
George Bucheit,
James Allen,
Thomas Hyssou,
Benedict .Horseman,
james Stallings,
P. S. By letter from our friend
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| SEAL. |

BY THE GovERNoT
W. w. ARMSTRONG,
Secretary of State.
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BLANK DEEDS
A N D M @ r T e AGES
F0RsALE AT THIS OFFICE

~ ss2t s. ssat
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"a HARVEY T. MITCHELL,
Admir-, of Isaac T.sMitchsll, deed,
sept. Z, 1854 sw.
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euiJ 'i<}i gNis542Ao Is a3.4
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REFERENCES.

Hon. J. NJ. Edmunds, Com. of GenI Land Office.
Hon. Joseph S. Wilson, Ex. ''
John Robb, Esq, Chief Clerk of Pensions.
Hon, R. J. Atkinson, 3rd Aud. of Treasury
October s. 1S62.--6m.
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William Bare and John Bare, surviving
Executors of the Estate of Jacob Bare, Sr.,
deceased, plaintiffs, m