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SERIOUSLY HURT!

IL the Merchants in the neighbeEhCoi of Cur
sensville because have brought On and opened
E large and we'll assorted stock Of
NEW GOODS
which I am selling az extremely ioE prices for
cash. Ny stock embraces alt the variety usually
kept in a country store, and selected with eye
70 suit these
WAR TIM ES.
viii not, here attempt TO enumerate al the ar;i-
cles keep and their fabuiousiy lOE prices
which I might d0-but after yOu viii have seen
and examined for yourselves, yOE VIII ezsisim. in
the language ofthe Qaeen OF the South
"HALF las NOT BEEN TOLD =
1 viii merely say come and see for yourselves,
for feel satisfied that I can suit your tastes as
well IS your purses
Lumber and all kinds OF produce slso taken in
Curxenzville. Oct. q, 1852 JFIRyIg.
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LOOK HERE N
SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL IaLUyREa =.

JOHN M SPENCER
Has recently opened shop Il Luu.bz, -s.- -
where be viii keep constantly OF hgns - "a
ut4eture 70 order. az kinds q iii So. -
and Copper ware e7@ IIct
RAFTING STOVES constantly ~ -,
= hlch LuIabeTEnen vii please tzke' r-.i-. - :
aeEs ioF - h.i7.g hoosag. SC, rssgsc.f-.lv.,
hcited- Repairing promptly zt.s-ie5 - -
Store keepers and dealers supplied .. -.--
ole rates as be intends keeping noss II. -. =
d wozklen the pubLjc nay rely % Sls-,.ss; -;
agTA- Call AZ lLe SH5ztzHflzL T.. s. -
fsr yourselves JOHN Y SPEyCItg
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

TINE OF HOLDING COURT
d Hondav ii January 81 MONDAY n June
"a In March, sth n oeP' u =
0f each year, and continue two ~eekF u -se@z7I!
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STATE & q. STATES DIRECTORY
oFFIcERs OF PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
G;oyernor A. Il. Curtin, Centre county
sec'y of Com. Eli Slifer, Union county
Dep Secretary, W. II. Armstrong,
Auditor Gen Isaac Slenker, Union county
Surveyor Gen JAS p. Barr, Pittsburg,
Attorney Gen. W n. Meredith, Philadelphia
Adiutant Gen. =. russell,
State Treasurer, W. V. M'Grath,
SUP Com Sch IS Chas r Coburn,
DENNY Snn't s p. Bates Crawford co
state librarian Wien Forney Harrisburg
S1rppRwE CoT-pr-,.hief Justice G " Wood
ward, Associates, Jas. Thompson, VIM strong
j. NJ keed, d. Agnew. Sessions, Philadelphia
fst Monday Of January, Harrisburg 4th Monday
of April, Sunbury 1st Monday of October, ana IN
Pittsburg on the Sd Monday Of October
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
President Abraham Lincoln, OF Illinois.
Vice President Hannibal Hanlin, OF Maine,
Sec of State VIM H. Seward New York.
Sec. of Treas'y W. T. Fessenden, Maine.
Sec. Of War, Z. NJ Stanton, Pennsylvania
Sec OF Navy Gideon Welies, Connecticut.
Sec. of Interior Isaac ? Usher, Indiana.
2. NJ. Gen. Montg Blair. Maryland.
Attorney Gen. Edward Bates Missouri,
SUPREME CeURr.-Chief Justice. Roger B. Ia
nov of Maryland. Associate Justices-Samuei
Nelson of New York, Robert c.. Grier of Pepnsyl-
Eania John NJ Wayne of Georgia, John Catron of
Tennessee, Nathan Clifford of Maine, Caleb B.
Smith of Indiana. Meets in Washington city on
the lst Monday of december.
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j o HN r SON

has just opened Il his Sew otors Room, the lars
est and best selected stock Of goods ever br0uss,
70 that part Of the county q Ciearde.i
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NIPPLE & FAUST,

DEALERS *
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. DRY GOODS. &c.
HALS SHEET, CUEW EssTILLE. Pa
FEyIIE UNDERSIGNED having taken the stoeE
OF merchandise Of the late kTn OF Patton,
HiDpIe & Co have just added fresh supply o.
SEASONABLE GOODS,
e.5rar.rfgfng Groceries Drag. .Queenzware-
Boots and Shoes. Clothing. AuElIns. DC Laiaef
Prints Sattfnets- Flannels, etc. which
they offer az low prices
FOR CASH OR READY PAY
Grain. PORK Shingles and Boards, taken in ex-
change for goods. We respectfully ask = share
ef y,4Treuage Call and examine our STOCK
CarsgsusYiIle- Dec. II. NIPPLE < FAUST.
Il, The accounts Of Patton. Nipple & Co. are
IN our hands and we hereby notify persons haT-
uy unsettled accounts 10 call and settle the same
T,esetoF,er II. 1851. HIPPLE i FAUST.
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HEMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

CoMPoUyD FLUID ExTRAcT BCcHU, Positive and
Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder, Kid
icfre increases the power of Digestion and excite
the Absorbeuts into healthy actor, by which the
watery OF Calcerous depositions and all unnatu-
raj engagements reduced, as well asPain and
Tui
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4" WHAT Is IT2'

OI-NAL LAO4 II Ll--a4 \ GLEN HOPE PA
ETERYBo-Y sEEEs F-zasz2
And Why Should They Not Be.
Surely. the people II taz. section sf crss-s.,,
county have great -a4ssa = be re;gjeeI ove,
the pleasing -ll5glcel-cut.bgt
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81 SIcKERsoS :: !: Il. n. HARRIS :: ". b. HosELEY
FLEM HOLIDAY
WITH
NICKERSON, HARRIS & MOSELEf,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOT 8 AND S H O 4 $,
No 435 Market Street Philadelphia.
A large assortment of City Made Work constantly
on hand. July 20, 1854.
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gaftsman's 5onrnal.
Tpeus OF TIE JovRyaI.

CLEARFIELD. Pa. AUG 10. 1861.
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NOW Is THE TIME!
RIG II a II ID NJ O 5 $ O =,
DEALER

FOREIGN ARD DOMESTIC DST GOODS. &C..
MARKET sTREEI. CLEARFIELD. Pa.
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New Styles Alpacas. PIalds, Mozamblque
Broche-Mohair. Valencia, silks, Wool-Delains
French merinos, nghams lawns, just opening a
the store of J. P. KRATZER
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SfraYeA.
J. #. VAN STAV0RENS
METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPH
AND
PICTURE GALLERY.
So College-street.

THE PROPRIET TOR RESPECTFULLY
informs the public that he has now COM
pleted his Gallery, and, in elegance Of
style and design, il is inferior to mono in
the South; that he is now prepared,
with the best suit Of Artists, to take
photographs and Ambrotypes in every
size and style known in the Photograph
ie Art, snd to have them placed in Oil or
Water Colors, by the best Artists.
Miniatures of diseased persons, CT
small Pictures enlarged to any sizs up TO
life, Snd cOlored.
A full assortment Of Plain and Fancy
Ambrotype Gases, together with the lar
gest variety Of Albums brought 70 this
city.
The picture Gallery contains the most
choice collection of OIL paintings, 90 lored
Steel Plate Ergravings, French-snd Ghro-
mo Lithographsfrom the works Of the most
distinguished Painters, such IS TURNER,
Rosa B)nheur, Church, Cole, Cooper,
Baxter, 0orbOud, Dobson, Landsssr,
Winterhalter, Muller, Brooks, Craig,
Hannah, Mrs. Spencer, Schmidt, and
other eminent Artists.
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test; and We would thank those who
propose TO assist il restoring good
order, to refrain from speaking as if tho
General Government had been disOrgsn-
lied. The people were OVerwhelGed by
lAwless men, and deprived Of theirrights
under The Government. What they need
at the hands Of that Government is re-
st0otion, not 70 construction. And il was
restoration our President promised US,
when be, with the concurrence of the
National Congress, called into existence
our nobIe army, which has baptized 50
many hsllowed batle-felds with it's
blood. Ali that precious blood has been
she'd but TO seal the covenant which guar
aniees to US = republican Government.
If Louis Napoleon, or some ether
European potentsie, should acknowledge
the sO-cAlled Confederacy as a Govern
ment established, and receive its regular
" accredited minister, many who are
now talking complacently Of "the Sc
ceded States" and reasoning upon their
present status from International lal0,
wOuld bstray their intiuceriiy or their
obtusebess, by fiercely censuring in
foreign prince what themselves had been
teEching n their trestises on re- cOnstsuc-
ton. Jefferson Davis was won't TO speak,
during early periods of the conspiracy,
of dividing the nation, and re- construct
ing the Government. When zoe talk Of
re- construction, we grant the accomplish
ment Of half be proposed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

TRADING WITH REBELs-The Rich
mond Examiner Of the 29th ult, contains
a very significant item. A Mr.. Samuels,
it seems, has been arrested on his way
northwArd and brought back by detec-
tive, on which the Examiner had indulg-
ed in some sharp comments. Bat in this
wise apologies Tor the "Hnintentional
and states that Mr.. S. was
going North with the consent Of the Go
vrrnment. "He held" it says, General
Winder's passport and lis! made out
by the medical Purveyor, embracing such
articles Of medicines IS were needed,
and which Mr.. Ssmuels waste bring back
with him on his return trip" So there
are men who travel with the COnfede-
rate pass through our lines, purchase
supplies, and take them with them on the
'return trip" Is there not lamentable
lack Of vigilance somewhere.
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6rand EEUstarY bali Scr enc DenefIt
% the Sick aud wounded soldiers
OF the Amy oG the Cumberland.


trana EEustarY bali FOR enc Benefits
% the Sick aud wounded Soldiers
OF the Amy % the Cumberland.
CARD 70 THE PUBLIC.
The grand Military Bail in the Hall of
Representatives. comes of on Thursday
evening, tire 7th of Janusry, instant, and
this grand fs,e is under the auspices of
military gentlemen. II is expected that
the citizens of Nashville will patrOnizs
it moss literally, when its patriotic and
Isudable objects are considered.
Officers are required to be present in
full dress, with sash and bell, and the
Floor Managers and Committee of Ar
rangemsnts, with their proper and dis
tinetive badges, and Officers of the Day
who may be on duty and have leisure to
attend, will wear the sash disgonally
ACROSS the breast.
All members of the Committee Of Ar
rangements, and the several members Of
the Sub Committees, are requested to
meet to-day (TuesdAy) st 8 P. N at the
State Capitol, to complete the programme.
81 Z. CAVES HATToS, Secretary.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

MUKFREEsBoRo DkC. 01ET, 1SO5.
Editor Of 6.s Nashville Union:
sIR: The interesting ceremony Of pre-
senting the Rev. VIM. Earnshaw, Chap
lain U 8. A. with : beautiful Edition
Of commentaries, by his friends, at this
Post, took place on the evening Of the
2Sth. instant. The work is smbe llisbed
with the following inscription;
"A GIFT
To WIZ EAENsHAw CHAPLAIN, q. s. A,
by his friends in the army of the Cum
berlAnd, Murfreesboro Tenn"
Oar very amiable Surgeon VIM
Threeksld, U. s. A. presided; and several
ladies graced the occasion with their
presence. The presentation speech was
offered by the Rev. II. A. Pattison,
Chaplain 11th Regt. Michigan vols, and
it is superfuOus to SKATE that his remarks
though brief, were, as usually, eloquent
and 10 the point.
The honored receipt Of the "Gift," in
attempting to reply, appeared much over
come. His remarks, evidently prompted
by a grestful heart, were substantially
as follows:
/ am under = two-fOld obligation to
you, my dear friends. First, in that you
have given such substantial evidence Of
your kind feelings; and secondly, for
supplying me with = work, which,
ever since / entered the sacred ministry,
so much felt the need of; and which, l
must be frank TO confess, | have never
felt myself able 70 purchase. 1t was,
however, my fixed purpose TO procure
this work upon returning TO my home,
when, by the blessing of God, this wick
ed rebellion shall have been crushed,
ard when peace and good will shall once
more reign throughout our beloved oOun
try. I am IS much surprised by
the strange coincidence, as 1 sm
pleased with this, to me, most val
liable treasure. May God bless you,
and give me grace to faithfully discharge
my duties under all circumstances and
upon all occasions. Phs evening was
spent pleasantly IS well IS profitably,
when, st reasonably late hour, the dis
party retired.
Respectfully, NJ. J. T.
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NASHVILLE TYPoGRAPHIoAL UNIOE.-
At . regulsr meeting OF the Unisn last
night the following officers We're elected
to serve the snsuing six months:
J.-J. Mcdaniel, President
Albert Lewis, Vice President;
w. 7. Saull, Corresponding and Re-
eording Secretary;
John w. Barry, Financial Secretary
w. II, Mcbride, Treasurer;
David II. barry, DoorkseEsr.
Finance Clusmittes-W. T. OF, ". c..
Brown and IL. L. w. Mcdaniel.
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MOURNING TURNED TO Jor.-The Au-
burn Advertiser says: "a Mr.. Ferguson,
of this county, hearing Of the death Of
bis son, . member Of the 81 artillery,
went to NeWbern for the purpose Of
bringing home the remains, which we're
obtained and brought home at an ex-
pense of about $3.50, and buried. A few
dsys since the son, alive and well, re-
turned TO bis home, when ii was Of course
discovered that the remains were those
of some other person. The joy Of fHd-
ing the son alive more than repaid the
outlay incurred in transporting the
bodV."
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A Geographic dispatch from Washing
ton states that -four eOlOTed men of gem
teel exterior and win the manners Of
gentlemen, joined in the thrOng that
crowded the executive mansion on the LIST
inst, and we're presented to the Presi-
dent Of The United States" Another WAS
less fortunate.
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Ga Saturday night, January 2, larg
fair leather irpnk, with dark colore q
snds, and marked "F. B. T." was stolen
from The Sidewalk at the corner OF
Church and Spruce streets, during a mo-
msnts absence OF the owner. Alibsral
reward viii be paid for Information
leading to its recovery.
W. W. CRAIG,
Ian6-sl Is South Cherry street.
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TO THE SOLDIERSl
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.

1t is printed in four cslorS, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regimsntand Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in 3 pasteboArd tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank,
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to bis friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve it as 3 remem-
braROe.
Price 30 cents. Sent By mail, pre-
paid
/. N. RHODES q CO.,
81 Union Street. Nashville.
Agents wanted ~ sell the above.
&c l6-Sm
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A writer in ths LouisTills Journal
dating his letter here, gives his views
upon toe policy that ought to be adopted
in recognising the State GOvernm snt of
Tennessee. We make an extract:
In the coming reconstruction or resus-
citation of State authority, and the re-
organization Of State government, every
citizen who has taken the oath, and every
man who desires 80 return 10 citizenship,
should BE- admitted, and they alo,ls, 10 the
rights of suffrage, The inteFlopers and
Intermediates, who are dabbling here in
State politics, are intruding. The loyal
people Of the State know their interests,
and | apprehend need no advisers.
What are you, sir, bat an inierlopsr
and intermeddler p Have the "loyal
people" called upon you as an adviser p
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MORaAE, THE RAIDEB.--It seems to be q
fact that Morgan has safely escaped into
Dixie. at last accounts he was in Column
bia, SoSth CArolina, on his way to Vir-
GINA, having done some tall walking. A
correspondent Of the World apprehends
that it will not be long before be has the
remnant Of bis cavalry organized, and
make an attempt to cut the Louisville
and Nashville railroad
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The St. Louis Union puts up the nsms
o. President Lincoln for recollection 10
the k,'ssidsney. The Union is the organ
Of the Missouri conservatives.
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.


POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are well adapted for the preservation
of card portraits. By using one Of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his friends by him, and can
refer to them in Whatever scene Of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid.
8 Portrait Album, 81 IS
10 Z" 2 90
A liberal discount to Agents and
dealers.
I. 4. RHODES & CO.,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Suite RS Goods.

O0O BBLs. DRIED APPLES and PEACHEs
sSOO zoo Dozen Canned fruits o. dihrrsnt kinds
These Goods y II Be sold - Cincinnati prees %
= Ose them out. TBAENER co.
Dee. 70-ss
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AsssrANl sFEoiAL AsESCT Z. s TsEAs. DEgss-.,
Naahyiiie, January 1 lses I
NOTICE IL hereby girtu tear on aud sster .bs len
~ esv Of January 1854, The follssEinr adiit,oasI
points va - ofenea 70 Trade "a Cssssbsa MAJ
~ &c ntg; ~ AK, Giird county; Wariraos tiftrt
oounlyi DssisTaf rank q county, Tuliahenz coass
county, Snd SPriEgssla, Rnberis5n oannfy.
CaARI = A. FuLLER
Jan Is As4ialAsisi eoial AgsaI, Ae
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FXceI and Please.o
TO RENT-FOR 1864.

The Farm in Edgeield, of 225
Acres,
G1ruAfED between GaiiAtin and White Greek
- fgrnPikes, in the censrs az which l. the family
residence q Psymaaier harris, OF the Q. 8. Navy,
snd en- the Northern border Of Il TIVE small Cottages,
Sth It's hsrn Stables Carrie house. spring housa
apd other convenient cut houses Il adorcs .
piesssnf reaidsnes near the city, and the soil h
excellent fCr caltiyEti0n
Apply 20 -, Csc. HAEyIs PAynnasssr Q. s. Navy,
NeW Tork, !" o. % a. G. sl,oVFT
Ne 10 Park Street opposite sl mont N he ap3tol
EAahTiis, Tsnnszsss.
soys-sL
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w. CANrERoN SoCo ,Publ4zAer-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-12
BA rox Rover, L., Julv 9th, rs

BATON ROUGE, La, July 9th, 1884.
meeting was held at the Headquar ters OF Company
F. Goth o. v. L. in consideration OF our comrades who
fell in the actions Of Nov s. 1868, and April g. 1864
viz-ALRxASDHR L. McCAY and ERWIN p. CRuIc KsHA NK
aud the following resolutions were adopted
WHERRAs, God, in His aIl-wise Providence has seen
1T to remove from our midst our much esteemed
rades arms, ALEXANDER L. MCCAY no fell at Bayou
Bun beauX, la. Nov. 3, 1868, and ERWIN P. CRUIeK-
SHANK who fell at Sabine Cross Dads, A. April 6,
1854, while they nobly conto ndlng for our Gov
ernment, liberties and free institut ons therefore,
ResoIged; That in the death Of our compa IONS in
arms we humby submit to the will OF God, knowing
that Hc doth all things we'll.
Resolved, That we, the remaining members OF Com.
pRny f. deeply regret the loss Of our companions who
iell nObiy eOntending for liberties, unIa
tering purpose manifested by them
y conflict shall ever remain fresh in memories.
ResoEued, That we applaud the imperishable honor
OF these "bFaye boys who vert at their country's
call and whJ, the result OF their fidelity to the
cause OF hbert and humanity sleep in graves Of
undymg lame.
Resolved, That held in grateful membrance
the example and undying devotion Of our departed
brothers 70 their country and free institutions.
ReSOrsd, That feeling deeply the loss Of our noble
comrades, wish 10 e1tend 0ur heaEtIeb sympathes
20 those whose homes have been saddoned By the stern
and relentless hand OF war, In making vacant the pa
Ses no longer hc frightened e sOlier . fstrn.
ResoIUsd, That it is hiIh duty to give express
sion OF our sympatheH 70 the pArents frends who
left mourn the loss these two youths, whose
memories shall be hel d in everlasting remembrance.
esoIusd, That copy or these resolutions be sent 10
the friends OF fallen comrades and be published
ths Delaware Gazette and the Lutheran Standard.
1serEt. J. L. KLKrI, ses. n sg---t s--Tf - q,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-12

We had the pleasure of brief call yes
terday morning from Lieut.. G.. A.
FRAMES, of the 69th o. V. I. He is one
of the fifty Union officers sent by the reb-
el authorities to Charleston to be placed
under fire of our batteries, and recently
exchanged for the rebel officers sent to
Gen. Foster to be placed under fire of the
rebel batteries bearing upon Morris
Island. He left with us copies of the
Charleston Mercury and the Charleston
Courier, of the Sd inst, both of which are
printed on half sheet, the quality of the
paper upon which the Mercury is printed
being very good, that of the Courier of
q dark and dingy color, and in quality not
equal to fair article of wrapping paper.
Col. F, gave us many interesting partieu-
lars of his captivity and treatment, and
his observations while in Charleston and
other portions of king Jef7s dominions,
which we lack room to detail. He is a
son-in-law of Judge ALMoN STARK, Of
Berkshire township; is Onhis way to join
his family. and after brief stay with
them will FetuTa to duty in the field. He
was captured near Dallas, Ga, on the 9th
Of Nay last and exchanged on the Sd inst
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-12

PAY OF MUSTERED Our SoLD1ERs-The
secrsiary of War has decided that if the
muster-out Of regiment is delayed beyond
the date Of lis expiration of its term of serv-
ice by the Government, the men are entitled
to pay up TO the day of actual muster out
but if the delay is occasioned by any action
Of the members of the regiment, they are en-
titled-to pay up to the date oi actual expi-
ration ofthe term Of service only, as shown by
the muster-in roll.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-08-12

County SURvEYoR.-The nomination
of candidate for County Surveyor, by
the Union Convention held last Monday,
was doubtless the result of misapprehen-
sion, growing out Of an error in the COM
mission of the present incumbent. which
reads for tU0O years, whereas it should
have read three years. The following is
the law on the subject, passed in 1861, and
may be found on page go, vol. So, Gener-
al Laws:
SEC. 1. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
official term of county surveyors shall
commence on the first Monday of January
succeeding their election, and continue
for the term of three years, and until their
successors are elected and qualified.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.