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NOR SALE.-Will be sold at public
/ auction, on the TWENTY-THIRD OF SEP
TEMPER, ON the premises, all the HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Of Mrs EDplES'S
Boarding-Hou Governor street. i9-2ts
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EOR SALE.--A No. DINING-ROOM
il SERVANT, young and likely. Sold for no
fault Warranted healthy and sound Inquire Vt
Our House. Use 2o-3t.l G HUNT.
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EICHNoND, September II, iH6l
- EQUATIONS FOR TIE ASSIGN.
III MENi OF FOUR PER CENT. CEEItIf-
GATES OR BONDS, ISSUED UNDER TUt i. =
OF FEBRUARY II, lSGi, AND HELD IN orr
GERS OR SOLDIERS IN THE CONFEbEF.\IT
STATES A}tMG.-Ihtse Certificates c. Bond. t...
be resigned in presence If the cammaulu- G,t,f
OF adlutant OF the regiment to which The t,.t,.
holding the same may belong, 81 DC endorsed g.,
such Off or IN the words, ESo.utt1 before. NJ,
aud signed officially, q. \ TRENHOLM
81 2i-l2t Secretary Of tho fr,a.lir,
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One fine Cabinet SOWING Machine.


We viii commence the sale by Offering the House
for rent. it has ten rvouls, with basement, bath
house and kitchen, with fuGr rooms gas; hot aud
cold wattr-pipcs all through 1t excellent range
attached II is built of brick has Just been painted
and panarcd Is in cxceant repair; has stable
and caTli2lyhouse attached, and Is situated i'll one
Of the mos. desirable neiglborhools i'll the city.
Sc - WILLIAMSON * co, Auctioncers
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALTT-
' ] ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IEAsEHOID

4 COMMISSIONER SALE OF NALU-
' ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IEASEHOID
IN THE CITY OF RICflMOND,-By yiitue of a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond.
pronounced on the 18th August, 1851, in the Of
"Trueheart against Tueheut, &c" the under
signed who were thereby appointed commissioner
for that purpose, will sell at public auction, the
premises, on MONDAY, the "a October, 1864, at
half-past O'Clock Z. NJ, i'll the order advertised,
the following valuable REAL ESTATE and LEASE
HOLD, VIZ:
4 small BRICK TENEMENT at the corner of
Walnut alley and - alley, and between Seven
tecnth and Eighteenth streets, and Main and
Franklin streets, now in the occupancy Of Nh Pat
rick Counell.
After which, Will lie sold the LEASE or LEASES
forever on certain land at the northeast corner Of
Main and Market streets, owned by Mr. \. Dill and
the estate of the late Joseph Allen, yielding "a
ground rent of two hundred and eighty bushels OF
wheat per annum forever, and payable annually ON
the LIST day Of December the sud wheat to be rated
NJ iifty-eight pounds per bushel, which was the
known mercantile standard of Winchester bushel
of wheat when the said lease leases executed,
in lieu of wheat, III specie, at the average price
thereof ascertained by the certificates Of the mil
lers of three of the nearest manufacturing mills"
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, and title
retained until all the purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the count; all cash,
at the option of the purchaser.
" " a. oIAffbioRNp Commissioners.
Sale conducted by GRrBBs x WILLIAMS. sc -
BY l.. ii, Luck, Auctioneer,
No SG Main street,
FURNITURE, COOKING STOVES,
&c, AT AUCrI0N.-I shall, on FRIDAY
MORNING the sd instant at 10 o'clock, sell a
general assortment of FURNITURE, such as
BUREAUS,
CABINETS,
SOFA, CHAIRS
TABLES,
WASIISTASDS, &e.
ALSO,
40 yards Country Carpeting, tnew,)
Lot of Clothing, Shoes,
Sewing Machines.
ALSO,
good Saddles, Cutting Knife
Chewing Tobacco, and many Notions
/ Cooking Stove.
ALSO,
Several good Gold and Silver Watches some Of
them as good tiine-pieces as can be found
Goods will be received for sale until o'clock on
day Of sale. l.. H. LUCK, Auetionesr
ne Y No. SO Main street.
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UOrTsE AND LOT ON MECHANICS

HOUSE AND LOT ON MECHANICS
III VILE TURNPIKE, NEAR IT'S INTER
SECTION WITH NENABIE STREET, AND
HOUSE AND LOT On NENABLE, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Immcdiatcly after the
above sale say ut o'clock L. NJ, will be sold, on
the premises, the two HOUSES AND LOTS, located
as above, one containing seven rV9ms, on lot fifty
feet front, by one hundred and tlirty-iive deep
The HOUSE is one-sory, Of brick, and Is very neat
and comfortable residence. The other Is plain
frame TENEMENT, with kitchen attached on a
large lot fifty by one hundred ana fifty feet These
HOUSES are rented to monthly tenants ut good
rents.
TthMs One-third cash, the balance at SIX and
twelve months or al cash, at the option of tine pur
chaser. GKUBBS * WILLIAMS,
AuCtiouCCrS,
Sc - Successors to G0ddin * Apperson.
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naF SPECIAL NoTIcE I have on hand
and for sale q fresh lot OF kERtiiiIERS-ths best
in the Confssieracy, atd IN good Sh'rphS ofdtt
STICK hunted Persons wishing 10 P0i1nd@t ""'
10, s,i,.s. their aTtl.r 10 nee immediately
f. III. CHESrERMAN, south SIDE Bo'k,
- 2l-co,.6t- Opposite Nineteenth street,
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hILS, OILS.-I have for sale five bar
" rels Of No. North Carolina OIL and one
barrel Of superior LiNSEED OIL. Also, my usual
assortment Of Wheat Drills, Sorghum Mills, both
iron and wooden,) Skiiets, Ovens, Pillow Castings,
Nails, Well Fixtures, Spokes and Hubs, Cotton aud
Manila Rope, Corn Shelters, flor horse and hand
power Straw Cutters, &c, DC.
IL. NJ SMITH
Sc W-3tf Ia Main street
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o. CONSIGNMENT
500 sacks Virginia SALT
40 satks Superiine FLOUR
~ sacks Family do
10 barrels MOLASSIS,
10 barrels APPLE BRANDY,
10 ! casks French do,
50,000 Domestic CIGARS,
80 boxes Rooker's TOBACCO,
5 tiCrces New RICE,
for sale w To close cut cOnsiGnments ay
MINOR X BURKE,
SC 22-its Commission Merchants
DIAPER, ENVELOPES, &C.
AT WHOLESALE ONLY
Imported Cap, Letter, Bath Post, Note and Flat
Cap PAPER.
Imported White, Bull and Blue ENVELOPES,
large and small.
PENS-Gillott's and other make.
PENCII4S-Faber's and other make.
BOOKS-Blank, Pocket, Money, Memorandum and
Pass Books.
ALSO,
1000 reams of various styles qualities and sizes Of
Confederate PAPER
900 Confederate ENVELOPES.
We have larger stock and greater variety of
PAPER and general STATIONERY than at any
previous period, which will sell to the Depart
ments, lobbers, retailers and suffers, at moderate
advance on cost
BAUGHMAN & RICHARDS,
Sc 2o-lw' No. - Pearl (Fourteenth) street.
nYESrUFFS, DRUGS, &c.
~ 800 pounds Extract Logwood,
500 pounds Chip lockwood,
100 pounds Ail5pice,
200 pounds pure Saltpetre,
100 pounds Cochineal.
ALSO,
Bluestone Alum, Copperas,
Flower OF Sulphur, Sugar of Lead
Lunar Caustic, Opium, Benzoic Acid,
Carb, Magnesia, EPSON Salts,
Chlorate of Potash, Mereurial Ointment,
Virginia Snake Root. Cham. Flowers,
Croton OIL, Iodine, Arsenic, Fig Blue,
Tor sale in quantity by
81 20-3t POWER & M.pIAn
DRUOMS, BUCKETS, &c.
ID % dozen BR0OMS,
% dozen BUCKETS,
Ii boxes TALL0W CANDLES
barrels "Pitkling" VINEGAR,
eases English MUSTARD,
for sale by EDWARD McADAM
So 2o-3tf Thirteenth street, near Cary
A RROW ROOT, very fresh and pure.
IA CIIAMoMILE FLOWERS,
VIRGINIA SNAKE ROOT,
NERATRIA,
COMP. TINCT BARK
MURIATEp~TENCTT IRON,
BAY RUM, &e., for sale by
sel5-6t' j. BLAIR, Druggist, 10Y Broad stresHt
A VERY DESIRABLE LOT OF
"A SCHOOL BOOKS, for beginners and coli rye
students, tos sale. Address b., ut this office.
Sc 22-2ts
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By Redwood, Phillips e.Co,, Auctlancers.

BY Redwood Phillips &.Co., Auctiancers.
WE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY
w NEXT, at 10 o'clock,
Several ,ookin!. and PalI1r Stovvs,
b,rrel= Of Powdered Charcoal,
Several MATTRESSES, Bcdsteads,
Chairs, Safes, Fable, WashStands, tendcrs,
Clothing, Gold and Silver Watches, &c
REDWOOD PHILLIPS & co, Au"tioneers,
- y No - Nam street.
BY Tlrdy 81 Williams, Auctioneers,
t,u!ner Cary and Thirteenth street, Richmond. Va
/ ARGF AND A1'TkAGEiNESALE OF
i DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &,.-On THURS
DAY next The 22d Infant, We Will offer at public
auction, commencing promptly at II O'Clock,
~ barrels prime Sugar,
80 barrels New Orleans Mn!asScs,
j very fine Doublc-basrelel SHOTGUN,
tierces Rice.
100 sacks Salt,
~ bales IL Augusta Shooting,
10 bales rs do do,
20 bales fifty pads cachl Cotton Yarns--a fine
assortment Of numbers,
10 bags Pepper,
To barrels very superior Coffee,
80 dozen very superior Hacking,
besides variety of other articles.
s. 10 TARDY N WILLIAMS, AuctioReers.
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TRRAspRV DEPARTMENT, 4
CoSFRpgRArs SrArEs or AMERICA,
Richmond, July -, 1861.

Richmond, Jaly -, 1861.
I&AXED TREASURY NOTES.--ln or
der to promote, as far pras tieaible. the early
liquidation by the Treasury oi the OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
rer and Pay Depezisiies in the different States, ass
hereby authorized 10 receive the said notes, except
the 500 notes at 6Gs per eentaIa, on deposit sSi-
ing for same certificates Of losn, upon hypothect~
ton Of non-taxahle bonds. The said certificates 10
be payable ON demand after the expiration Of ninety
DAYS
And all agents for the sale III the above bond are
hereby authorized 10 receive the taxed notes, ~iih
the exception above named, in payment 81 eoisds'
when sold, at the rate Of 66s per centnm.
q. A. TRENHOLM,
au 23--ts Secretary OF the Treasury
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GCiIOOL BOOKS.
~ SCHOOL BOOKS
Wanted as many possible OF the following named
- tOoL Books:
Fssqlelle's French Course,
DO. do Grammar,
Noel ct ChapsaPs do,
LeviZacs do,
Bolmars Leyizaers do,
Pnney's French System, Readers, &c,
0lisndortf' 5 French Method,
HISTORIES;
Students Hume,
Goldsmith's Greece, Rome, France England.
GE0ORAPHiEs AND ATIassEs:
Cornelps and Mitchelps.
MAfHEMATICAL
Dayiess Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry,
Smiths Arithmetic and Algebra,
Colbuin's Mental Arithmetic
PHYSICAL SCIENCE:
Quaekenbos's Natural Philosophy,
tonstocks do. do
BfLIfs-IErTERs AND EsGIIsH LITERATURE:
Reid, Campbell, shaw, Sehleigel, &c.
Astronomy, Rhetorics,
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD,
Publisher and bookseller,
Sc .0-Ta&Ih2t No, l6l Main street.
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G. d DUFFiELp.


MADISON v tED.
At City Han, Office Of city cole tor, ou Thur
day and Friday, September 22d ana 23i, nom :.
Il Il L Ii
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EzE MAGIsrERrAI. ELFCTIoN.--W are re
aucs;Cd to state that JOSEPH / 40" ELL E~Ip
OF Hsnrico county, will bc voted for ~ 81 MAGlS-
TRATE TO fiji the vacancy the Fourth Magiate-
nal District Election 10 take place on THURS
DAY the 22i instant, at Alleys old tavern. ON the
Westhtm pliI,kroad, Let every voter IN the DIS
triet be NJ the polls OH that day ana cast their votes
ior him sc 2t-2t-i MANY VOTERS.
e$y@ SfrcI,L NorICE.--We invite the at
te1tun Of the trade 10 our auction sale Iii RS
DAY NEXT. the 2sI instant, commencing promptly
at IL o'cloek, to which VIII be added
barrels supelior-t idcT Vinegar,
600 gross Pearl Buttons,
dozen French e.tlf~\ins,
barrels Java Coffee,
dozen Linen Bosom ShiIii.
1 bales Raw Cotton.
TAEbI & WILLIAMS.
Sc Il AuCfi0neerS.
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PARrICnLAk NOTICE

There are many preparations seid rnder
the name of Bitiers, put up in quart bottles,
compounded of the cheapest whisky or COM
mon rum. costing from 20 TO 40ecents per gal
lon, the taste disguised by Anise Corian-
der seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will
continue to cxusa, as long as they can DO Sold
hundreds to die the death of the druRksri.
BY their ust the system is kept continually
under the influence Of Alcoholic stimulrnts
of the worst kind the desire for liquor is Gre
atod and kept up, and the result is all the
less;rs attendant upon drunkard's life and
death.
For those who desire and WILL HAVE q
liquor htters, We publish the following re-
cspit: Get one bottle of Hoohand's German
H,t-rs and mix with three quarts Of good
Brandy or Whisky: and the result will he 3
preparation that will far excel IN medicinal
purposes end trne excellence any of the nm
merous liqnor Bitters in the market, and will
COiT MUCH LESS. Iou will hsvu the vir-
tue of Hoofand's Bitters In connection with
a good article Of liquor, at much less price
than these inferior preparations will cost you.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-At headquar-
ters here they have received dispatch
from Gen. Grant, dated Nashville, 18th.
stating that the rebel General Vance made
raid toward Tennsville and captured a
train of twenty-three wagons. He was
promptly pursued by Col. Palmer, who
reeaptured the wagons and took one am
bulance loaded with medicines, one hun
dred and fifty horses and one hundred
stand OF arms. Vance and his Adjutant
General are among the prisoners captur-
ed.
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s- The most serious disaste,

Re- The most serious disaster in the
terrible gale which ragged on the English
and Continental coasts from the Sd to
the 9th inst, was the loss of Hamburg
ship with smigrants from Australia. or
the crew and passengers 300 perished and
only ~ were saved Over thirty columns
of the London papers are filled with lists
of vessels lost
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SoLpIAR's SPECIAL NorIuE.-Do you,
duty TO yourselves, protect your health
use Fl LOWAY'S Pill LIS AND
OINTMENT. For wounds, sores, Bow
ell compsints and fevsrs. they are per-
set safeguard. Full direations how TO
use slsn Win e+irS box. ~
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METAL TIPPED SHoEs-Shoes arc an
important item in the expense of cloth
ing children. as every parent will under
stand. They Invariably wear out their
shoes at the toe first, and not unfreqcent
" before the other parts are qsart&
worn. Childrens shoes with Metal tips
never wear out at the toe, aud it is safe
to say that ou an average one pair With
them vii, more than out-wear three pairs
without them. We believe all the shoe
dealers keep them Herald.
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Our Nat itl al Diroldel-]
Roback's Remedy.


The Ameri an stomach is a tormentiDs or
gan. 1t is generally out of order. The reas
o. is obvious. The driving man Of business
has not tiu-.or will rot take time properly ts
niasticaie his food. He bolts it, and as bad
habits are catching. all classes follow his ex-
ample. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its COM
P'ications- hence Indigestion, Liver CoIr
plant, AMI Disorders of the Bowels, in all
their various phases. Against These and a
hundred other complaints, the Scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are wagng an
discriminating warfare The snccess of these
Medicines has been astonishing, even in an
age of scientific miracles They don't alleviate,
they extipguish disorder. The agony, the
debility, the despondcncy, which charcat-r-
prafiictioDs of the digestive and secretiv-
zeans, VANISH under tie influence ef these
ieparation. Tie constitution itself srems
Seeequhe new energy under their operation.
aP advertise nj.
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THH Democracy of Garfield, Mahoning
county, had glorious celebration on the
9Th ct January-the anniversary of jack.
sons great victory at New Orleans. vii
liam Schmiok presided, and f. G. Mes
bit, W. L. Brown, J. j. Moore and S.
W. ellison, made speeches in response to
toasts
The Democracy of Wayne county also
celebrated the Eighth in an appropriate
manner, at Wooster.
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FOR SALE BIT

a. n. Da.erpert, Wcodsheld; II. G. Kstsebu
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlays
Alexander & Co., Cameron; Joh3 W. Fsreitt
Stafford: Wngsnheld L Co., Iscobsburs: 7ipte,
SPowell, Jerusalem: Jacob T. MorriiRsClarisg
ton; J. n. & ]. y. Thornhary, Desllsville; ant
Ay Druggists ami Merchants generally y thr reu IA
act the United States and Canada.
JueKrNs & HAIL., wso1,aels, @.
Jsn. :. ]SeA--Iy.
Jsfy ~, Nee.
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DEATHS.

DIED--In New Lancaster, ILL.,, EN-
MALINE MASON, daughter of DR.. f.
NJ and Lydia Mason, aged II years, 6
months and | day,
i On the 4th day of January, ROBERT
r. PARK ER, {of Battery H., 1st Ohio
Artillery aged 23 years,
lie loved his country, and when the
hour of peril came he gave his life for
her. 'Tis one more added to the innu-
merable throng of heroes, who since the
world began have fallen in defence of
right. NJ
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Particular Notice.

To the Trustees of the respective
Townships Of Monroe County, Ohio =
At the December Session Of the Commis-
sieners Of Monroe County, it was ordered
that. the Trustees Of the several town
ships Of Monroe County shall afford re-
lief to all families of soldiers, in the SER
,;.. of shs State or United States. Per-
s.ss whs hive been disabled or died in
tss s.rviee, shall be iAcluded, and, relic
shall be Afforded, to persons in the town
ships 10 which they actually reside at the
tins Of making applications. By order Of
Commissioners.
n. HGFFLER,
Dec16 '63--4v Aud NC. 0.
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s@ List Of letters remaining in tho
POS, Office st " ood.feid, o. Jan 25th,
1854
Philip Lawrence Huldah Nalncy, j ohm
-M.cer. Hugh Morris, Joseph Gepp, Nal
vina Kyes, Nancy Jones, Josephine
Hobbs, Marion Hobbs, Julia Carter,
William Cothsrton, Thomas Cunninghan,
Ascnath Bristol, Jacob Affolter.
& Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised
jan. "a, 1864.
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MARRIAGES

MARRIED-On the Goth day of De-
cember, by Jacob Davis, Esq, PETER
ATZINHoFKR and MINNA LATCH.
On the 22nd day of December, by Alex
ander Buchanan, Esq, GEORGE KEsTNER
and BARBARA SHORT, all of Monroe Co.
Ohio. f
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Master commissioners Sale.
Henry Pifer,
William Ritne-

DY virtue of mandate to me directed
ID from IL Court Of Common Pleas of Nom
roe Comfy, Ohio. will oner for sale at pub
lie auction. at the front door of the conrt-
house in the town Of Wooisinld, in said
county, between the hours Of ten o'clock a.
M. and o'clock p. H., on
Saturday the 23i day Of January, 1864,
the following real estate situate in ss'"
county To wit
Sixty acres OF land OFF the west end Of tie
south half Uf tho south east quarter of sec
tion number t~enty-two, township five and
range six. and the nsrth west quarter of the
north east quarter of section twenty-on
tow nship and range aforesaid, except forty
eight acres thereof, sold and conveyed by
William Btner to reter Burkhart April 9th
1859, containing fifty acres more or less.
WI. ONLY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Dec. %, 1s64.-4w.
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Farm For Sale.

The subscriber has for sale n nice farm Of one
hundred and twenty acres OF land iu jackson
Township, Monroe County, Ohio.
There is sixty acres of cleared land on the
premises; a dwelling house and other n.ces-
sary cut buildings. Also eighty acres in sec
tion twenty in the same township, and forty
acres in section thirty-six is the same town
ship.
All Of the above lands will he sold at \ re
duced price and easy terms. For fnrther
particulars call on the subscriber at Woods
feld, Ohio.
s. HOLLIS TER.
Dec. Is, ls63.-4vpd.
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pWThe contract for supplying tho Pest
Office Dep.rtnent with Scales, he's been
awarded 70 the Nsssrs. Fairbanks. Their
scales are ,lso extensively used in the
Ayny, and n the Navy {nds, Custom
'rsIal1ak .-Aysasls, P+$Els 'fkE >1s'' :
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4otal yntelligfnce,
6 WANTRD-A Jeurneyman Printer wan
ted at this Office Immediately, must be .
good workman, and of steady habits.
Official Document,

We have heretofore neglected to call
attention to Gov. Tod's annual message;
but do so now, although it is rather late
in the day.
The most important feature of the mes
sage is one Of the accompanying docu-
nsnts,' to which We call special atten-
tien:
Annual Report of ''Cufee," Boot Black
to the Governor /:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CoLUNBUs
o., Dec, 2, 1868.
In compliance with your request to fur
nish a statement to be presented TO the
Legislature, showing the amount OF labor
connected with and incident to faithful
discharge ofthe duties pertaining to my
ofncs, have to report an exhibit OF the
aggregate amount of business transacted
during the past year. The condition Of
my health fer the past few weeks, and
and my present indisposition, will account
for the breyity or the communication.
No Of boots blacked for Gov As0
do 90 shoes do do do $50
Total $40
Its proper TO add that there was not
four hundred and eighty pairs of shoes
BACKED, but only half that number.
Respectfully Submitted,
b. +. CUFFEE,
Bout Black
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Master commissioners Sale,

.Joha 4. Dsvenpert.
against
Amelia A. Ruttsr snd others,
DT virtue Of a mandate TO me directed from
[ the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio. viii offsr fer sals az public
suction at the frtnt door OF the Court House
in the town ~ Wooishsld, In said county
between the hours Of ten s'elock 8. N, and
fsur e'ciook p. IA, on
Satarday Jrsasry %, 1854,
the following real estate situate in said eoun-
ty to wit;
The south vest quarter Of the south ives,
quarter of ssction twenty six, township feuI
aud range five, containing forty ,cres more
or lesa.
WM. oKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Dee. .3, 1sss.-4w.
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james McFarland's Estate
May 20, 1898.

Mt Office is hereby given that The under
IN sigued was, on the 9Th day of January,
1864. appointed by the Probate Court Of Mon
roe County, Ohio, Administrator, with this
will annexed, of tho estate Of James McFas-
land, deceased,
GEORGE =. GILLA SPIE.
Jan. l3, lss4.-Aw.
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$25 Reward J!
STOLEN
T,RoM TER SUBSCRIBER Oh THE l7TH
Il day OF January, 1864,
A BAY MA H Il,

With q black name and :ail, star in the fore
head, six years old, 6ss saddisd and bridlsd
when stolen.
The above reward Eill be paid to any per
son who will return the said mare and th'ef
- me 1t Lebanon, Monroe County, Ohio, or
TWENTY DOLLARS for the the mare alone.
WIN. WEAVER.
~ Jan. q, 1s64--lwpd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-27
Farm for Sale.

EIGuTY ACRES Of land near Antioch. in
IL this county. SIS acres CLEARED, three log
dwelling houses and other buildings. Said
farm is well adapted for sheep or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call OH Allen
Shotweil, at Antioch, or the undersigned.
Terms lib-rsl. This farm is ordered to be
ssld by the Will Of Isaac Philips, deceased.
f. NJ. PHILIPS,
THOMAS WEST,
Feb. rs, l663.-tf. Executors