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News Iteua


Tan subscriptions 70 the 1.sO loan. yesterday,
amount ~ si,os9, and W the 1910 loan, a6s5,boO
sxaorArr =. CoSLEr, Of the 18th Regiment Of
vcter Reserves. In % be shot 10 death to-day, At
Alexandria Va, for violston Of tho 23d Article Of
War, and for aiding soldcrs TO desert.
FIR. KrAptss and James II. veitch, of wash
ing,on, were sentsucsd, yesterdsy. 70 imprison-
nent ., hard labor In Fort Delaware for Ave years.
for ueasonablc language and conduct while Wash.
ingtcn wss tbres.cned by the rebels.
TRs Democrats Of Kingrtou, N. Y, held large
meeting last night. Addrrrses were made and
one hundred guns fred In honor Of the nornina, on
Of Mcclellan and Pcndlcion. DO. do. Belfast, Nc
DO. do. Dover N. H.. and many other cities, towns
and villages.
srvEs millions n dollars were furnished yesicr-
day by the u. & Treasurer, two millions n which
for the ray Of Grants army, three millions for
shcrmsn's forces one million for the troops ia
Washington, and tho remainder for similar dis
bursement elsewhere. Two millions were recently
sen, 10 New Orleans.
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rtnishiug B-si.ess AT Chicago.

Chro9o, sept. 1.-The following is the Com
pittco sppoin,ci to notify the candIda.Ss Of the
rr -, -, -, ,,.,
Sui'"so ''h''u'''" VI 'H'' "'"ns''
Governor Horano seymour, Chairman A. r.
hgerton, OF Indiana j. u. Douglase, OF Illinois
John nerrit' OF Delaware Isaac Lawrence Of
Rhode IsAnd penJauhn storh' ~ oregon John
nSar,r Sn' o., %, MnS;ssn ' G~a,sS Canno n's,, y
MARYLAND j jim Riclcr, Of California j. g. Alb.
bott, OF Massachusetts w. i. Bond' o' Missouri ;
Z, II. Berry, Of Minnesota governor Wicklno
and james Guthrie, ol kentucky 4. NeRus, II
Iowa; j. D sn!es oil fenhsN,vahin Ihecfore
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The sunbury AsEIIoAS published in Northum.
berland County, P4- contains the following:
For some time past, 1t has been rumorel that
eertain districts il CIlLmb. e." MY were deter
mined 20 res s, the execution Of NC laws in rela-
ton 10 the drait Cor which tie teach ngs OF tie
party organs Of that County bad prepared them.
II Is stated that sbOu, LOCO individuals, among
them many do8ortcrs from the ranks Of the army,
had assembled IN Fishing Creek township, armed
snd equipped for defence in case Of an attack.
they eatrrnched themselves on the SIDE OF o noun
,ain, with ioJr pieces Of artillery, but Gen. Couch
narca.d against them with $50 men, and they sue-
.urnted without firing a shot. te~ days ago, d
Deputy Provost Marshal vas sho, BY one Of them
tna severely voulaels
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luportant from Mexico.

Rumsred PItGAi e Juapex - LouisiauN-
Concuiafory Policy q The Emperor, ktc.
~ the arrival yestsrday Of the steamAhip xarco
from New Orleans wc bave some interesting intel
fscnce fron Mexico. JuArcs hsd lcfs the country.
IL WAS rumorcl, for the United States. This report
seems tbe more probable ~ his family bad arrived
~ New Orlons by the steamer Clinton. from Bn.
zss. Santiago. Tn New Orleans AHsLLs ays thsa
JuArcz hhnself had arrived In vocal from Mexico
aud vas The s<,h insaAnA IN this vsssei lying
In IN stream. where he would have " wall ten
days for quarantine. The Emperor hsxirnihsp.
according to the latest reportA hsd gonc from ths
Capital to GusdsiAjara, In hopsA = nid. Of gain
ing over W his soms Of the opposiuon chiefs
UrAgs u daily cxp~tei u MEXICO Cay, and
after his arrival will, BY order of the Emperor, be
trpated with ell the honors due his rank - gen.
erai of vision. Tho French and Impcriabrs ar.
mics marching simultaneously upon The states
pc,tcd that Monterey and katAuoras win soon be
STACKED. In the meantime the Emperor IL trying
,he concstory policy In the trrritory already un.
der His control lie has made Almontc Grand Mar
shal Of thc Palace and this with the selection Of
Rsmircs as Minister, ere the only appointments he
has made SINCE his sccessicn 70 The throne. He
will scek the adhesion Of oil the prominent In
the country. no matter Of what party. In pursu-
ance Of his concilisscry policy, the Emperor has
issued circular, forbidding the Use In ofcsl doc-
umcnts by the newspapers Of oiious or irritating
epthc ~ applied 10 those who are fighting against
Nhe Empire.
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The Recent Pence Conferences The Presl y
dent not Responslbie Tor Gilmore, JG-
guess or Greeley.

WIshingtorA Sept. The NArIosAL RErrnL e
GAN OF to-day says 1--WE arc authorized and o.
ques'ed to announce. Notwithstanding all that ss
heen writteniand said on the subject, that neither r.
G lmore nor Colonel JGquoss on the one hand, or
Mr.. Greeley on the other, have ever teen, nor sre
now auth or rcd TO express any desires views or
op mons of the President Of tho Cntel Stains,
e.her IN CAns.ia or II chmond, on the sutgecx u
negotiation FOR peace beyond whst1e has pls My
and carefully written under his sxyns-
lure; tuas he mission TO Richmond was
initiated and executed by Messrs. Gilmore aud
Jagness on their own private account they bad
no authdrty whstever to speak directly or indl-
rectiy for the President n the United States off,
cislly or rnoacially, or for Abraham Lincoln un. .
othcislly or privately. II Mr.. Banjsmin's report of
hs sayings OF Mr.. Gilmore and Colonel JsquesA
whhSthey were IN Rtehnnnd, IA correct sp,y as,
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sumed . responsibility nos given V them, and
made siaa1ment, wholly unarue. Indeed. while on
the subject u 10 proper 10 STATE that The President
aSsr rcpeatcd solicitations consented to sive Gil
more ssri Jsquess . pAss through military
lines. He did not request General Grant " oJ~n .
correspondence With Gcucrsi Lcc 70 give them ssfc
conduct 70 Richmond and return. General Grant
did thss ur-n his own responsibility. Pres,dent
iinc1n's rcquaM WA merely thai General Grant
would pass ihcm through Ais military hines
nothing more"
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph TO the n. u. san.
fRI CAPTURE OF FORT MORGAN.
Latest Federal Account.
SIXTY CANNON SECURED.
REBEL RAN DESTROYED
GENERAL SHeRMaN'S CAMPAIGN.
Operations on both Sides.
The Armies FlankiDg Each Other.
The Indian War.
EVCREASE OF the OUrRAGES
Hundreds Of People Killed.
Tho Whole Country Laid Waste.
TRAVEL ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
-----
&C., kc., 80. ~
The Indian War.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.
Fffa Federal Ofncini Account Of tho Csp>
ture OF Port Morgan.
Wan DEPARTMENT.
WAsHiseros, September lst 1864 ,.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsBissTos, September ls- 1854 p
1850 O'Clock AN. 10
70 kajoy -Gsnsral John A. DIR:
Tbs Department., has JUS, received Gen. Can by's
Sdcia report Of The surrender Of Fort Morga ], ss
ollows:
"Nsr O-Ieans August 9i.-By the surrender Of
vort Morgan we have about 60 prisoners 90 I,eces
G artillery, and large quantity Of material. In
the twelve hours preceding the surrender, sbou,
1000 shell were fred into the fort. Tho Citadel and
Barracks are entirely destroyed, and the works
generally much injured. Many Of the gins were
spiked, the carriages burned, and much Of the am
nunition destroyed by tho rebels. The losses in
eur army were one man killed and seven wounded.
tsgncdI R.s. CAspr, Major General"
Nothing has been received to-day from Generals
Grant, Sherman or Sheridan.
Epwty N. STANTON.
Additional Particulars.
Ser York, sept. The steamships Yszoo and
Mcclellan. from New Orleans, 2tth ult. brings the
following news Tho feet attacked the fort tho
morning Of the 22d, and General Paige, command
ing, surrendered Internationally at 2 p. ". on the
s3d. The fort WAS much damaged, ewing 70 tho
rapid firing Of the feet which was 80 quick and
constant the fort could scarcely reply. when the
whito Gag was hostsi the enthusiasm Of mon
knew no bounds. They immediately commenced
. prom. scuous sslutng with muskets, pistols &c.
Capt Gray, Of the Mcclellan. brings Admiral Far
rsgut's Official dispatches regarding the capture ~
pnr, Morgan, and the following nanaod fags which
sre to te delivered to Admiral Paulding, US. n:
Flag Of the rebel ram rcnnessce, captured by the
Z. 4. feei, Aug. 9th, 1851. Flag Of the rebel
steamer Selma, captured by T. 8. steamer Mcn.
comet, Captain Jewett. Flag Of rehef Fort Games,
surrendered TO U. 5. feet, Aug. sth Ping Of rebel
Fort Morgan. surrendered 10 U. !. forces Aug. %.
On tho night Of the 25th, Capt. Jcwett sucoosded
IN blowing up the rebel ram Nashville. She was
bust below Mobile. She was s6O feet in length. and
was to have mounted i2 guns. On the eS;h Capt.
Thomas Stevens in the Oneds, In dragging for tor
potocs n the channel below the forts succeeded In
= taking up six. The ram Tennessee will ann leave
Cor New Orleans. Tie Selma lie new doing duty In
the Union cause. The forces on shore and on ship
board are IN excellent condition.
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The HOMICIDE ~ WEST SrREET.-Corop-r
Rsnney helI and inquest yesterday Al the Ncw
York Hospital upon the body Of Timothy saay. IL
appeared In testimony that on Sunday last join
Kennedy and other employees of the st.annbonI
Empire State were wrestling on Per No. r. Norm
River, and that Shay, on going 70 tho $40. WIS
sportively attacked by ksnnody, whereupon he
sppled opprohrious epithets which Kennedy
sentsd. Shay was struck several blows un d
bead with . biiles Of wood, aud from these be dc
He wss "a years Of age. The Coroner 90 nmiWcd
Kennedy 70 the Tombs.
lCesaNusd sn ~ RSas,A
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General McClcliau Serenadcd-He Makes .
speech.

On Tuesday night large number Of persous
wen, from Newark, N. j., " General McClellan's
mountain home ct Orange near that city. Abou,
ten o'clock the Generals quiet cottage was
rounded BY c.amorous crowd. A fne band played
several patriotic tunes, between which the air WAS
rent with shouts for Mcclellan. Loud csls wers
then made for The General who was finally iaduoNi
70 appear. He sail ho dil not believe they expecct
q speech from him, nor I'D hs feel GisEascd 10
make any extended remarks at this tmo. Tho
events II the day were entirely too new, and ho
could scarcely realize tho position In which 10 had
been placed. Amer again thanking them for tho
compliment of their visit, the General withdrew,
amid the cheers Of the assembly, ani the music OF
tho band. A number OF friends accompanied him
into tho house aud W. re Hospitality entertained. A
deputAton from New York, accompanied by Dods-
worth's band, visited the General last night aud
sorenAiod him.
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cunts Gen. Lees Statements OF
Thnrsday's Baitlc,
HrApoCApTEIs ARMY oT VrRGrHIA,l
August eG,.lSGi.

Nl-.8f 20, .ISTI.
don. J. 4. Ssddo1, SCcrstdry CJ War;
General A. p. n II ai,acl eli tn enemy 10 his in.
Genchment nj Ream's station, Yesterday evening,
and At tire second assault carried his entire fne.
Cocks and McCrac'g North Carolina hrigades,
under General Iieth. sud Lanes North Carolina
brigade Of WilcoNs division, under General Con
nor, with Pes,rsm's artillery. composed the ASSAULT
fnp column. One line of hress, works was csrrel
by the cavalry, unicr General Hampton, with Great
gallantry, who conirbut largely 10 The success OF
The day. Seven stands Of oOl1rs, two thousand
prisoners and nine pieces Of artillery are In our
possession. The loss Of the enemy in killed and
wounded Is reported to he heavy-ours relatively
small. Our profound gratitude il due to the Giver
Of all victory, and our thanks to the brave men and
officers engaged. II. z. LEE.
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GENERAL GRANT.
An Quiet Along the I.ines, Etc.

Amy Of the Potomac, August 2l.-Atteu.ion Ia
called to the fact tina; several errors occurred in
dispatch dated the 2iu of August, describing the
pattle Of the 10Th. Two statements arc essentially
she subjec. Of complaint, namely; THAT the Sec
ond D.v.sion of the F.i,h Corps broke" and that
'our line was then forced back" The Second
Division, It IL claimed, did not break" nor did
''any other" before direct assault, and our line
WAS not driven back, Everything was quiet last
night, and so IS everything TODAY slong entire
hne, snd the position OF Affairs is not maieria ly
sltercd. Recruits and convalescents continue TO
arrive daily in increased numl era and u greatly
Improved feeling prevails in the army among both
sHhcers and men.
Rebel Accounts Lees Statements OF
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94ilg Gmpire,
Anlalgn NATION NOrtn nnd sOuil.

AnialgH nation North aud SOuiil.
Ii is claimed BY the Abolitionists, in defense
# theirRewly proclaimed doctrue Of amalga'
nation, that it is only what the South have
praeticed for years This, if true, would be
no justification of such depravity By the Alb
1tionists But what are the factsf When
ever any Abolition newspaper again essays
this lame Qualification Of the amalgsmasion
doctrines upheld by the leaders OF that party,
be false excuse for an indsfrnsibl crime
should be met with by such facts as these.
The census Of 1850 shows that while MORE
THAN ONE F0URl II Of the colsred people
# fhs NJrth are muiatt0es, only ONE.
HIKTlErH OF the slave popu alton are
nulauoes Among S204,3l3 slaves, 246.
6j6 we're mulatio-s or had more or less white
Hood; while Of the 1875 500 coored people
( the free States, over 66 500 are, ,nulaitOes.
Ia Oh o, more than One.hof of the sOi0red
are mUidttoes, or over IA 0O0 tut
oi rs 900 Ia India, about 80 per zen
IRE muiarioas in Wisconsin and Iowa, over
81 per cent IN Illinois, over IS pei cent;
% Michigan, 70 per cent in New Hampshire
- per cent; IN Mlins, 81 per cent P nm
{ he residence OF M Kelley 40 per cent;
"a Vermont, 30 per cent. in Massachusetts,,
81 per cent; in COnaecticut 30 yer G. mt; ia
Rhode Island, "a per cent, in New Y,rk, l9
oer cent While 10 only one slave STATE do The
mulaito.s 10 m l6 per cent of the whole
lumber Of slaves, and in only three do they
amount 10 10 per cent
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How TO GRoW PEAcHEs Every YEAR-The
following, bya correspondent OF the Oaio
Culuvator, is worthy Of trial by all lovers Of
delicious fruits;
Procure your trees grated upen the Wild
plum stock The tree partakes OF the ture
OF The pun, b-ing hardy and will never
winter kill Asd poItinR out late ia the Spring
will never be injured by The frost Il is
certain / reyeniauve against the workings of
lhe peaeh grub while the naIarAl hie time Of
The Tree is beyond lh 1 Of our own so you
may depend upor peaches every year. aud
Tor long period Of time, without ihe destue-
I'VE aud dlseouraeing il aaenees aiieudinR the
growth OF the common peach. They ,an
BE- obtained Al from tiiy 10 seve ty-fyt c-bis
PER tree, ana you had better obi am them,
neinR c. rtain OF peaches every year Try il,
and our word for it, you viii be satisfied with
the result"
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1ost
Nlotels.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

BEtcH STREET, BOSTON.
(Direoy oppos te the anu Worcester Railroad
DEPOT
VNHE undera Ened who haH heen ccnnected with the
| Ameuean House, N this city, or owe nine wears,
has Zee ed q T. well tnown snd popular Hofrl for
term NJ year,, srd pledge him ef e. his fr@nds and
the pnhlir 70 hia tost forts 70 auatsin he rep
ufatiou NJ the UNI En- STATFS HOTEL, ~, hrst
claaS haise he pnilic mSy rely uPon hndng si
this house all the appliances and comforts Of fret
class h,tet
Price A. here ofors, Two pollsra perdat.
ara lau, FRAsv orATT.
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ADMINISTRATORS. SALE OF A FINE
FARM
NOTICE.

A PETITION viii 10 Ire ented 70 Governor
"A HTaugh Tor the tara"n Z isyborn 1sgan. nos
ssoss, "a HARIEE BAgAN.
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TAE cAsE OF va slLlsoLLr.

Mr. B.isIlly resided IN Portsmouth. Some
Of the neighbUrlng wun-n tOUk some silver
70 his house, aud put it Ia possession Of The
emale members Of his iumhy without his
knowledge The Cd man Is about seventy
years OF age, aud Was director of the Sav.
lngs Bank. He was summoned before Gen.
Butler End inefrJgated as to his silver. The
I'D man knew nothin Of il, and so replied.
&c eral Bl Ter told i'm he was liar, aui be
would ut hun ~ Fort Norfolk, on bread and
water, until he learned TO tell the ruth TIE
cd man replied, Sir, sm your prisoner, or
you should not address me thus
The old man was put iho the fort withost
= blanket, on u cold a0or, aud is still there.
receiy, letter II ON one Of his sauuh ,ers,
GOOD Uuion womsn, in which she says:-
MY dear moiher sent 10 Fortress Monroe a
nice new cotton mattrass, q pair OF blankets,
one good comforter, Que pair Of sheets al
one pillow. which we're never delivered to
Ia her" At The time Biiisoliy was arrested,
hey found in bis hUuse, deposited as above
stat d in one bundle, large sorp lsde, two
silver mugs, two pairs Of sugar TO lgp, half
dozen old,iashiOn,d tabh spoons, with other
isb.esI oons aud teaspoons and o1e other
bundle, somewhat large, consisting Of ~
p,ecesoirom soup ladle to salt spoon.
Blsoiy is an excenric man; he laid in
liquors a. The birth uf his children, - well as
at ,h.ir wedding When his youngest dAugh.
TER was born, not twenty years ago, be had q
surplus OF one dozen bUtl e. of vine and
eight bottles Of brandy, which be corked up,
aud laid aside 10 break when she got married.
But the vine and brandy vert with The silver,
and, suppose, if not since separated, have
gone INTO the provost marshAfs fund together.
lfsuch outrages help the Union cause in
that section, the people must be draersuty
constituted from the rest of mankind.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry Cable gdu-i clor . Rerram Refore Geor, .
v ,Soye ~. q Jaek,oa T0wn hip, Montgomery
G nntY, Tho
nN ths lI'h dsy OF April A y 1854. . IA Jastee
L J issued 81 : Of ftsrhment and FArn shee in
the above soto fir tho EQm o. i've hlndrea and
tWel dol Ar ard sixty siN cents fs2l2 % Css- net
70 trial o. the Slsi Of May, lsei, a. ., a'.ock ~.
ASeHw nENRY oAB-E.
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IHamteO.

NM AHFED-t srrlsgs HcoAworkmea Blaek
W siniths and Psln,e want imHedisiely. The
hest asgsn gwen ApplS to
ia Wv. PHILLIPS. Fourth street
ed 1iluatien A. ENGINEER % a ia
w u"nsrt tnHng b. young lafeiy n m
an'oai ha- hRd h - ezra cal eFierce; hsA nOQb
le uon 70 gong 70 the country. An early engaen eLg
ts - ioited Plsa.e address n. n nee q thia
pi~er -'a''rg eh' Y ~ ihterVew may ~ had
lAsN a 80 q Uus GU NE o. the advance on
" coal "a or and az NAT II Is that eptF mt tha
n Adtan the prir of ,ea dol Ar Isr 100 iaet
ON the tist day oi May until ulih. rUtt ec
m'fS =. ENAks,bseneiary.
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Adam caused our evil ways, and MeAdAm
mend them
There is often quite as much to be educated
out Of youRg men a. into them.
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JnHN r. BARTls EsTAIE.

N1OTiCE The partnsr- hie her sto'ore * sting ne
~ wen q Grnrge Pom Toy and Joseph Oiay-
sNn under the Gfm styls ol Pom-Foy Clnstpn, ~
dissolved. JOshPA CLAfrpN.
Daytln, May 20, lse4 maqf
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Nrunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK ,MANUFACTORY,

G.. II. LOW r., Agent
so. g7s Third STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, 0RE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
XHTE would most respectfully INFORM the oitissns
w Of Dayton snd the public 20 gone a that We
hsvo opened Trunk manu- ant ~, ghFrs We wili
ke ~ n hand al kin's of Trhuks, tallasa. Garrett
and Travelling Bags, all 0f Which Will sell NJ shole
aale or retsll A. reheap a. any house tn IN, civ.
Particular attention pad 70 pairing old TnnkH.
4 ehare n patf tf0Uaee solicit te fbdtf
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FOR SALE By

MN wsnsthoR and " " stewart Dayton George l.
Bfyer N MianiHlurg. 3ioc slageF. nion; ~ nder.
son Centervllei + NytTs. New Lebanoni ~ lark soa,
Chamberlain llE hantr Hamburg ulnne,
fnhnsville; Arnold Limlert south Arlingoni Jae0b
sm- er. wesf A'truOrei KOokl a N, ,0ermantaWni
] W Nurniy VandaliAi n NckOls, Liberty; Hsss,
FarmRFavins HevsFinP Herr Aalemi W Pvtnaut
Nlln-me A awaner v :, Fainmore Parker, Bro
CO. ParkershnrEi and hy DrueeistR and Manhsnta
ssasrAly sAfOusLs the UAitsa stesss aod oenadas
va aGltdiy
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AITAChMkNT NnTIcE

Perry WssVsr, iantn, eRslnst Rai an n. ROys re-
endant B. fore iohn hurnt a. ~ We - al p~ars
o. J vsrn foSnsiip Mon Nus ~ reun'y No
nN the IS day o. MeIrh lutt aaf Snstics inal,, 4
On order cf Staehr ent N the ahsVe attion aor
Tho fum Of sixteen doisre aud ninst . csnts
II a nn ne lalh saS " kAy, a. obe o,clccE u
ssSs fkR..Y W11YER.
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Acutcs
yOTlCE 20 81, KeLLLLaS Ana BlNl hrs.

NOTICE 10 But KrkLLkRS AM BlAt hrs.
ArDIrOr's o'i'of' no,,ocas 70 sTo'
( al oaery for the roans oiiess Of tris eounty
uuiing the er ending juno J, 1865, accord ~ o
vii her l,td A. the oiicr uDdl the hrst Monday
Ry otter o. the cOuety Commissioner.
niIOla IHVMAs 0. LOWE, Auditor.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINE
FARM.
w E viii II, on tAe premi es, ogs mi'e southeast
~ o, Liber,y. Monigom.. y county, vhio' on tho
~ALuRD "a, NAY IS, 1854
Between ten ana our n'oocl tue Hfui belonging IN
Ihe state ot Jaeob Hohrer, neeeased conan Ing one
hundred snd iY-threr Ecres, one hundred crrs q
Whrh und' cult vaiiop the talance timer IL is
o. = Of the eW wh' hrmHiu The nty
T-rm--oue third csshi the bd nee IA two equs'
~ = : ''''''' ~ iAvib RoHRER,
rf..a ELiJaH X IHkGk.
's,rss Adm'nls'T'iorsN''ht an ANNEXED.
rs. NOTICE
PETITION viii se Ire eu,ed to Governor
~ tTapgh for ne ,sra"n ,.l iSyteFn nssan noN 5
ril..nsr 10 the ohio PyniteIi'sf Z, ,,..,.
asoss' - HARlNE HAfAN.
-v JOHN X. BARTS ESTATE
N.orlrKIsHEREBY ,,IvEa hit ne suhs~riher
~ has besna appoint~d nd qual 0 d a. stministr
trs IN The "sIrts Q Iohn tat late o. MoafE me.
" County, O1iodtcs Rsed. EMkLINE tAkT,
CiEO. MAJ kMaAE, Atty. Administers IL
Aayls lsg4. ms2i-Slw.
NTOTiCE The partnsr- hip ne stosore x sting Ne
~ tHfsn q rorge 4 Pom roi and Joseph "a Oiay- =
ION, under tne 6fm styls ol Pem-FoY a CLAYTON, s
dissolved. JOskPA CLAfrpN.
Dayt,n, May 20, lsC4 mR9t
~ oricF. The ps-tnsfriip heretofore exsil-s b..
- iNeanfssoTg.9 y Pore >. Je~"Th ~. CiaNtcn,
ny, oay IN 4 Antonidsa is 4 ssoised So W,
Clayton reiirng sftt JUSkfn W. CLAY roy
bay on, nay -, 1884 magls
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ATTAgHaIkNT.

John Kosiu B,for J,m K,rv.J p OF
join Hsi y so%. sS T1'es County, sSs;15n oSs Mont
(ON the qBh isy o. March ls6l ss a justice issued
~ an order of atiae' men, Tho above action f,r
the tnm ~ rsertY-nse do lars. Iase sst = hesHng,
J ne 4, isft, JOn& KEvlLl..
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p@-Among the cases ol hardship inflicted
by General Butler on the people OF Norfolk,
alluded 20 by Governor Pl-rpont ia his letter
to the President, 10 the following: l,