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@itp WoHeftOr8 Dfiicc.

"a re BaIttmRre,7 Sent. 1864.
~ Sn uetereinHtramus nit Der Orhtnont bts WaasUrs uub
Stabtratbs bon Snltintre beSueltG bes @erfnufs BON Gieen,
tbum fur ~unbt3ahltt Abf1dsunsen, bic burd Sefnuns rpm
Strdsen e~ntfanben 1nb, foirb tin NIT ben GtsenthImern Der
n%atasbenS btf&rtettnsn 3rts slaGri6t sseeben, haS penn her
fur &rrettrrune Der SsIltlapfrAee atgefb1tten
8ttrds nt6t Spr benz Is. .Gae. I'm Sauna r
besablt tpsrfea, i'd he naGfetent beibritbeusn
cots am Senannten Gage In Isr Ner6ants Gr&anae UNI
l nbr Ra&ntttass SfentIi& an Zen Wetltbtetenctn perfect
germ Eeree. f#4 Sf4Ey9lM nHSfBaf
Die Observation-Disclosures fnb bab Der Rdufer an tenS taSt-
Solicitor tnnerbalb "A Stunrsn BON Ser Saufsett Sere&net.
BITE rudfdnbtsen Mbfhdsuneen nebt Refen btjnblt, mdbtenb
Der Ref Der Rduffumnte Il Sobre unb 1 Gag heten bletben
tdnu. Aue 70 Sertluften 2rts Tnb iebcd ben bonn Stat uSb
Der Statt nufeeIeeten reer np1 oaft9Itgenben Steaern fets
unttrmprfsn. e-.o0 LIT =
Got 70. 15S.-Utsipntui fir haG,lbe an tsr MefIctte Spn
unesfd : 80H Sue aSrelt@ BON Ger NqDGfe
ssn Bath unS 2~sniSdshr. unI an Der @srSlinie Bon Got Ns.
13o, dHs6t fur Sa3leturf uns Dtelar bsr ed reflid, an be-
idettr NcrSIinte untef6tr so SI6 go elmer Sbrt seIe inca
ante; ssn b nSrllt@ an ber Ofiette psa beiastsr Aaes
unStfdtr 1sX gns aur SIiIiRie esn Sts. IA, 6HeEt flr SRA
@aIeiutts bsa tA saIi& an seiasttf SiSItait anee fdbr so
tus bic 6%puihayhr, pMe crn ia iuSlth an Der N5efette bon
5euttartr. ~snset1tr 5sK sut bis inna axfsssspanit. III
left fur @6nUel Gbesles 1885,
~ 03H Mug. DO. Srtce,
&RtuSAbSl IL e.mg I'm M @ttps9 pueetpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-28

unterset6nste BON Baltimore I'm Stddt MRarrIdnb fd Ssr
benz Wdtienseri@t teid ter Stabt am 81. gss. 1864 BeSSu-
,dhtieuuSs-Ydpter Iber boS perlSnltne @teentbult Srn
.gtrtftan q nbpIpk. weldtr In beiaster Stabt sefprbei,
u, Stri@afft bat ant wtripntr, reIde Mnlpti@e an ben
Wertrrbenen gu rtddben tdben, merten batet nufgefrrberx
seltenb 30 MAIDEN, rthrteenfan6 fe ipdter mad benz @tiese
tetne @nlprh@e an btiaete 5interIafeniSaft msbr MAIDEN
fsunen.
t2Snco4u1nlm) Barbard OF ubpIp +, &bm.
~ Suelet6 made I'd betannt, taB i'd has Spn meiuent
tsl. unnne ~betrttbent TetleAtouer. @efGdft tn Ns.15 GaR
9trd6e fertidtre. Dte SbtAe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-28
Sober BaGerRano.

NafbpiIIe, 26. 9esbr. IS wurbe be-
rl6tet, ooB !9ppo tue9en benz boben @alIerftanc
ben Senneiee ni6t ~frsuSen lam, ba Der Slut
an pielen Stelen aus9etreten lit.
SbOmas bat iein 9uuptquartier mob in 60
lur1bia. pb9leid uniere Sruppen i6on weiter
pOrgebrunsen lino.
9as @eri1t eebt, baB 6poo8 @rmee ibren
9anSen 8asentrain suriidselafen babe.
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arsi Der ct. 9llbans streifisrsr a~etanaeu.

%Goneorb, q. 9esbr. 9rei Der st. Ile
bans Streiiiiisler seIunsten iiber Die 2inie unO
Iiesen ii6 in lebanon, q. s., ~anperben, ps
le Die 8Ountp empfineen unb beablidtisten
gelesentli6 wieber na9 9irie 81 fOmmen. yian
ertannte uno perbuftete iie unO le beinoen fi6
sesenpdrtis int Stautssefdnsnib gu Concord.
Sic batten piel @elb bel Ii1.
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@biIabeGpbiu, 27. 9es. &idmUncer
!3situngen bonn "a. .. DTS. iino eingetrOfen.
Ser n@bi9" BON Siefem Sag ia9t: Ser Se@
IearapbellzO perateur in @croonspile beri9tet
bente NOrgen, boB er auf Dem Sprung itebe,
bic Staot gu perIuhen, oa uuiere Screen Su@
riidgefalIen uno bic 0anfee8 pprpringen. GS
lit febr mabrldeinlid, baB @prbOnspile bereit5
BON ben gpntee8 beiett purpe, bod eS wiro
nitt LANCE oauerrt, 10 werben iie ale wiinl6en
lie pdren gu 6auie 9ebIieben.
(GOropnSpiIe liest an Der GirginiasG Central
8abn, no Die Orange Naeranoria 8abn auf
oieielbe trifft. 9ie Staot 1T "a Weilen BON
&i6mono, 80 0leilen ppn 2pndbur9 unO 80
Wleilen pom Nleranoria; penn uniere Sruppen
pieie 8qbn serltDren, tbun ie ben &ebeqen
erp6en S6aoen.)
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Die eeid,e beS GcIumSten ooptUu.

New gOrt, 81. 9ei. IS tperoen 9lrrans
ments fir ben Gmpfans Der 2ei8e bes Geiunb>
ten 9aptcn getrOffen; oieielbe tpiro PET 0am>
pier 2afapette ertpartet.
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sen. eberrnans sauptauortier.

i@ew gOrt, 81. 9e;. Sine epesialoepes
l6ston bic s@OrlO" aus Sort Mpnrce tteIoet,
.cab Waior @rap BON Sen. Sbermons Stab err
sdblte, baB Der Mappr uno Staotratb BON Sas
panrab bic Staot an Sen. Sberman abersd=
ben. Nm 16. iuurbe bic ueber9ube Der 6tabt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-28

SObn 9enuer iparOe perbaftet, neil CT Die
Ibire Der 8cppletonitr. STRIDE erbrpden bate.
Sian ftrafte ibn Inn 10 Dollars uno ididte ibn
nab Der Sail, neil er bic Soften nidt 5ablen
.fpnnte. - 80. 20 aana@asEea ~
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DenffcheS Mr6ettS= 9101mcifuuaSs
Suredn, !
n nj HhnrneaitrnRe Nai5alR
Rutfr Auffdt her .Dentlhen @tiel ibnfr.

Rntft MufF0t Der uDeutihen Cecil ft1trL n
AAt DteitRtfen1 net@e ,6eHtids b6nbrstfsr Grbelter Dec,
D~tenitmdbneut IN befbGfieeH ,~iYaKf9sn~ fspls Ait heutf&s
MrttttTu@ehtkn nbfen i@ peribnIid pber til frdntiften gfte =.
zen an ben MeeHten hr Geftufhaft SrR. 6.S @cfttne O.
kSf. re So 2baraesRry renbers rrelatr HHentaslbIt3 aus
nnn ~erfbefIfn wtrR j fti4 F43i&0 ttA4ta$} 4R- nv
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y. ct. 73-IO Shabamts sNtptcn

- ~ ~ U'~KVVgWI1tV RVLTVW'T =
Der Sefret1r res Shatamts nsa&t Gaf siele S&aIkoers
threitarsrn tn ttaem Circular nafmertian,, BON wslGem
SHseuttS etn MasjHG f.: He . -Esn44iwr3rFg q
-Mit Rem 90 anfae tt1abettere Mnssabe Ssu Bombs, ssrcu
sSatrrHen tn Utle ;atv PAR fnt. unl bic 8ersr5eeruns Ter
Sapter stlI. strcuIatipn sR umseben Made Id DEFENDERS cuff
bic StttsH bret 5sbAttl Nptea, mel@e iett Sen gHbIitunt Of.
fertrt werStn, AufmerffaR. Die SHttreA,a wer>en nab BEN
Desenuirtiten AeneA Der Anlern NeeieruxsS. Stderteiten
bletd feben une bic gVisltsfett, bas fe In @~rltSiAlen trAs
eente 5snss AntEewauteIt nersea tSnHen, stbt ikaea stnen
mcttern 4Dertt." 81
Sic Grfte 9laticnal4 8ant Don Baltimore,
ais tixe Btnani.A aentur ttrf n Referring p~fferirt btsfe &pten
matt len eep6tnli@es GprnmtlFsuta. s. ai
Q7h,8mliaxf Ll&I1DEF g. Ntrrt S, gofFrer. g
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-28
6pesials Gintommeniteuer unD peitere Steuers
Auflaee auF 2isenien.a isssa as
JnHsre NesehMe, OOutttDrs OTIce,


2 5. DtHrift pom MarbIanh,
80. 4 Sputbfr., Baltimore.
Die I'M Gpnsre6 am 10. Suit 1864 pafFrte @elpIuttOn ber-
fhet bds eiue Steuer BON S PCT. auf aue y. wtnne, prptte
unb @tnnahmen iGr tas 9abr 1868 duf be 5000 uberfeteenbe
SUNNI 9sflest ssrheGt fOa5 sls Heitere Stsutr anf BITE Be-
rette beirettrte.
| Ra&rt&t wtrh bterbur& eegeben, bag
t4 BITE Cite bon seiaster Spestal.@inscmmenReuer BON VI.
fefrr erhGltsn babe, Kei6e ale Warbs br Staet BON br s.
bs 20. stnfalteBt unc eas be 'nete Steuer fdnia unb sabibar
mire
gDtt 3atIurSeerfeIbeR ptrbtterbnr@
rerIa n 6 I unb Tam auf meiner Office Nn 4 Scutb1ry
bon lett ab bis gum 3. Sanuer 1866 eeletact merSsn unh be-
fase Office TT isst Ron Ibr U~rr,ntttaes kts 3 ubr RaHs
mtttaes rfen.
A1e 9trfrnen, pelGs ~OsrtstIsa. bsIdee Stsuer innertnVb
Der dnseastensn drif 3u Sabl II. rerhen etne MuHdee rn 10
yre5. 7aittr 3U iableu bnben, peiheS init SntereHen ub Rps
ten menu nrtbts hHrdA Srfcutisa nus bsn gteeRttum pber
et8enttants rrGte befaeter Ysrlcren 6ejpsen wirD. Retne
@etbnuuseni rsrter sc fnidta alais 6aa3 80 Ia
u Die Elite ben nshfnalS be0euerten 9isenfen fur otefen De
fritz ftb ttenfGas ~trnffaneen perben unb BITE Ssblun9 Ic[s
der QtSenfen rtrb btereurb cerlanst Aue Gnerrs QtduCr
Sdnbler nnbdne ieidse 5dntltr, teren umfab 25l00 tSnlc-
ENeH persS1tr betrdot, rrreen eurh etre 9rnsreeafte brnt
So Stunt dneficieien&etae retterf Sterer auf bic terette
austesebtue 9tsens fur has Iaufenbe Sabr prepsrtipnen Az
Ter llmfasnnm su isahI n SttsnbGnblsr tn etsurr unb
5cufrer Sabltn SALT merr ais TIRE 9iSens teirdet. yerfc-
nsnu isthhe 3ablune serrstsfrn1 fine pteneenannter Grtcus
Httes iinterrprftn. Snbeber ppny &tjenien rlSeen ~bteielben
I~etfaaisR auf naeiuer Sfhre Prdfeatiren, tomit Ste rettere
UeteAer1na harauf s~nbefdrt trerte. ahte rrH
(2eet 3ianl eIa9 sss y, q. Sartrws tn Gs4estpr.
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1Imiua Der s.. 0napp,fhen @hnIe.

8sn DisntGe, ben FL. Wssenker III pbiee eebranfalt bon
gts. Is III @auErateM aH benz xeuex G6ulseb6uhe. 6ruitap
Str, her Mfatprs Office faras s~esrnnbfr, serlest rorben.
GSfpptl etnsm taaea ~sskeeten @tSatfniht.i ais aud etneri
h aGemeinen IerIapeen am euiyreGen, lpe In einsm s6rilth
'~fe$arGttn Gebdust ttet pbert @lnfeu, nuffaieBit& lWr wedo.
den tetinmt, erriA.et ncrbtK. .Qu
(rpo1S-) b. Endkt
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Npti;,

@ix Geiud wirt bel benz Stast- 0testfratpr einserei&t
rereea, nm bic Is tnenerinf zines G~srtiffateS Der fdbttlten
(l2npp0T D1unlYnf ~~AsNs<& f &F ~ q
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sl0,OOO NifcbsM utben.
Srtben erbaIten bet
d II x E III A r (

~ q sss1 10 $50, Bdlttnpreft. a5N ai f..
0oO0 vtf&-Rutbenl. 0udIttat NIB IN daea pertGtebenen
@tSbtns UtI1e, tcrie due ipnAiBen 9 n n 5tf@.Gts
rattle, ta Wrpeen unt Rletnen ~ttrfauft mcrben. Auh amtet
man bnitlbf ben st6eten 1Orrdtb bon s~eswtrntcn 6GIepp.
nettu unb uiantnenselteten 6 u n; sejwtrntcn Setben
unb tdnftnt SmIeppneSe ErpmrtelsG &mlre, 9drnpeit. Mrut~
IeuGter unh @tbertaI DrHt u. f. 10, t4% ca '-f
Verpnen, BITE trlheS ~beburfrn, ftnten ttcr ntebrtec pretfe,
frwrtI TN @rreen, rie TIM &leinen. Raupti6diin mdht CT
WttberSertaufer bdrauf oufmerfian, Bet tim crr;ufpre&en
Iefe Ne Gnherwdrts ~etniaufe.n Sptnurater eernant unt rtyas
ritz, f2Sbei1Wl)
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Observation-Disclosures.

NDti5 an ODSrantcn= unb 0Safers
GOnfumcntcn.
Das @eks teRraft ale 9srionen, wtlte ihre 5sbranten
axsla item laitn, fshss bic Grcttrirs Der Straesn p~btrfuttet
nnS ea6urH temt 9ubltfnpf INSTRUMENTATION bereitet wer-
ben, NIT S BITS 10 Dpnars. IS ptrb Mibe unh 81 ten ied-
rem, wsnn bic 8itrefenern are dueern Ucrrihtuneen nab.
renS tes tales @esters abbrebsa; bs @elet rpirb hreuee
auSae fitrt merSsa. JameS 8. Suter,
(13ee3-1mrs) QHAEsr. Sueenteur.
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DC 9tebnna sfa 90 iibsr

uMb GHttb, ErD. Il Gr eebes hs,, grDf!i,
srratt ssh ftrtteen RIttbern tn kfr Stabt WE6t he u
BkpIehle-pretitn Ssrtanien. 3srner &uG fhs S6nfsber NJ
Eatfttpretkn besu Sthd unb BET Der gart.s -
Ginitb, Bro. s So, nosg4
WoemBf561u R~IsiterNStFrf, 80 % %. K4if
EzeNean . ea0bwpnh b BugtrB
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8nn Ocu. @9erihan's Mrn1ee.

unIere grappen amf eineur dnrernSt reii;us.-GUr
rOnSpine beieet. - Rsbenenberid1te tber oisisn
GtreifiIq.
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8ilmi IN 9 o n, 26. 9e3. Dir feinsli6e
Snfanterie sriff seitern Gbeno Sort Silber an,
puroe aber nit gerlult suridgeidlasen. @dbs
reno Der glaGt resnete unb itirnte es itarf.
@efonsene iusen, Oae Ous "a. Corps unter
Butler babel Iei. e
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@aibinaton, u. 0ea. '64.

8aibin9ton, 81. Se5. ga. :
Sin Sen. MuiOr Sir, 9epzgort.
Die fOlgenOen NusSise aus &ibmOnber
3eitun9en BON beute, beSi9li6 Der Expedition
se9en BilminstUn, finn. beute In bas Gries8s
Separtement our6 Sen. Grant sel6idt NOR.
ben:
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MAtuug Il. waro !
6eDr0e Wdfbtnaton 8auDcrein.
0reat Wnffern Ranncrcin.

Snneun Rd6feR 0ennerfaS Pbiser NsreiR ftiue 0el&dfts
itIte6t' 10 NAB Rtermit aGe 3ttaIttbr ;ar &mpfautnapn {
tires betr. @uttabfus AteneS S uAf Ia ibrtn hsSberieen
0trtarnmlunes .Stal etnaeiastn. asr;s Ilffa IA
IS "A sbne 3UtifI, ssb Ser rtefsm aGS ~fSlSeHts arHe uns
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-12-28
Information Warted

OF GEORGE FULTON, who left hi.
brother ia-law, John McCaslin, Green
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, en- the
2sth Of October, 1864.
The above is about s. feet 5 inches in
height, A years of age, has sandy whis-
kers, had on brewu colered coat and
vest, light summer pants, cloth cap and
linen shirt, lame IN the LEFT foot, is Of
unsound mind, does net talk much, was
last heard of at Brownsville, Monroe
County, Ohio.
Any one knowing anything Of the above
will please give information to Andrew
Fulton, Adams Township, Post Office
Round Bottom, Monroe County, Uhie,
Jshn McCaslin, Laings POST Office, Mon
roe County, Ohio; or Dr. Samuel Grim
shaw, Wsodsfsld, Monroe Ceunty, Ohio,
and confer great obligation.
December IA, 1S64-2t. pd.
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gib agObertiscments,
Notice in Partition.

4 f ARGARET RING, Benjamin Ring, jacob
lNl ting, Maj garet h. Ring, Mary Il. Rlng
!, alter hing, Nancy Hing, anu Thomas .
Ring of Monroe County, Chic; and Nancy
Williamson and Wesley J. Williamson, heI
husband, of the State of West Virginia, will
take notice that a petition was fled against
them on the 23rd day of December A. d. 1864
in The Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County OF Monroe and State OF Ohio, by
George ring, and is now pending wherein said
George Ring. demands partition of the follow
ing real estate, y ing in Monroe county, Ohio,
to wit:
The south west quarter of section twenty.
five, in township three aud range five; also
the south west or. of the north east qr and
the u. o. or. of the south east or. OF sectisn
thirty, one, in township three, and range five;
also the south east quarter of the southeast
quarter of section thirty-two, in township
three, and range five, containing in all 23s
acres; and that at the next February Term OF
said Court, the said George Ring will apply
ior an order that partition may be made OF
said premises GEORGE RING,
By MORRIS & WAY, his Atty's.
Decem ber 2S, IS64--6w. - sss4
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Texts for Peace Men.

"War is the trade for barbarians. Ma
ipslssa Bonaparte.
NOurs WAR 10 damnable prsfes-
siea. Duke of Wellingten.
Put together all the vices of the ages
and places, and they will not come up te
the nischiefs of enc campaigns.
taire.
I "The more am l convinced of the ina
bility Of brute force to create anything
durable. '-Napsleea Bonaparte.
q Remember that no political change
was ever wsrth single crime, or, above
all, single drop Of human blsod. Dan
lei OaCennel.
"Will nations never devise a nore ra.
Etienal umpire than. Force? War is en-.
Etirely inefficient in rsdressing wrongs
and nultiphes Instead OF indsmnitying
tlos.es "-Thomss jefferson.
sTbere never has bess, and there never
will be. a. good war; or q bad peace. -
Benjamin Eranklin. . -
- 'sThere car be ne such thing a. q,
honorable war, and there can be ne sucl
thing as di.hsnsrable peace. "-Chas
Sunner, 1854. ri t4i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-12-28

1t is a we'll established fact that no prepa-
ration has ever been placed before the public,
that, as a remedial agent for the safe and
speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Influenza
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Soreness
of the Chest and Lungs, and the relief of Con-
suinptive Cough. is equal to CoR's CoUeH Ball
SAM Although not known in the Western
st ates until the fall of 1868, over 100000
battles of it were sold and used by the people;
its immense popularity being the result Of its
undoubted merit The prorrietors, Messrs.
| C. G, CLARK & Co., of New Haven, Ct, who
are among the most reliable Of the Eastern
Drug Houses, have offered to any man who
would produce an al ticle that would cure any
Lung and Throat affections as quick as Goes
Cough Balsam, reward of $IOO. and are
| without any taker, although the offer has been
made public over two years. The bottle-eom-
pares favorably in size with any of the 65
| cent preparations, and it's strength is second
| to none, making it not only the best, but the
cheapest remedy in the world. We have the
united testimony CT such houses as Lord &
Smith; Fuller, Finc4 Il Fuller; Burnham &
Van Setback; J. H. Reed & Co., and H. SEQ
will, all heavy druggists in the city Of Chicago
| together with the assurance of wholesale and
retail druggists in all points of the Northwest
that they are selling more of this preparation
and that it gives greater satisfaction than
any other Cough Balsam now extant. No
| fam lily should be without it; it is within the
reach of all, the price being only 40 cents. In
time of health, provide for disease.--CHIAceo
TRrBusE llm,l
| hessinber 16, 1864.
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Oar Q.efa.

Under the call for three hundred theus
and, tho qaeta of Monroe county will be
absut TIVE hundred and seventy On
this We are entitled to about seventy five
credits, SO the fetal number to be raised
will be about TIVE hundred.
The Townships should 60 to work at
once to fill this quota up. 1t will cost
much less by beginning sarly;. Those
earliest at work will get off cheapest
Let every township at once appoint ac-
tive. ehergstic men to procure money and
men. Between this and the 18th ofsFeb-
ruary every man required of this county
shosldbe enlisted.
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Cerrect the Rolls.

We publish elsew hers circnlar from
the state Adjutant lGsasral 10 regard to
the necessity Of mediatsly correcting
theirslls. Mr.. ,Huster, ghairman Of the
Milliary gsmuistes Of this county has ROW
complete rolls of lhe county Let the
Township authorities not delay day.
but call and get them as soon as posslsie
and correct their rolls Hundreds Of
names should be stricken of the present
rolls. Our quota will be ia proportion to
the numb Der OF names remaining
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-12-28
MAILS to shernan.s Army

NASHVILLE, Dec. 22.-Cel. Mark land
Special Agent of the Post-efics Depart
meHt, reports that mails were landed and
asserted, daring the afternoon Of the
sixteenth instant, to the army of General
Sherm2 and that in half an hour he
sola 2,l00 werth of stamps, and could
II he had had them, sold double that
amount. He brought with him upward OF
~, COO soldiers letters, which have bee a
mailed here to their respective addresses.
The army is in excellent spirits, and its
sanitary condition was never better.
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n Oil, Leases, optiens are the TOP

pG Oil, Leases, Options are the top
les Of cenvegsation now. Several men
hitherto supposed to be seaslbls enough
to keep cut ef the fire, have bar
gained the seption" Of their lands: in
other words they made bargains sinding
sn themselves but net binding sa the
other party. The buyer in these sen-
tracts, takes the land if it turns cut to be
worth great deal mere thaa theeontraet
price, Otherwise he does net. In the
mean time, the seller does net know whs
swns the land, and if another purchaser
sffef Sin ten times A. much. the dellar
forfeit precludss him fren taking it.
Seae Of the speculators have abused
and even threatened rs for exposing thi,
practics, and say it is nsne Of our busi-
ness. Every thing i orr business IN
whiss the people of the couaty are inter.
estsd andsin such cases we2gsSca thefsid'
Of the people, sthreats or ne threats.1 .
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No. A List of Letters remaining in
the Post office at Woodsfeld, Ohio, Dec.
26, 1864
Miss Rebecca Dastls, John Duvali,
Zenas Duvall, Miss Margret S. Henthorn,
Solomon Miner, Nicholas Roth.
Persons calling for the above Letters
will please say they are advertised.
80 FL. FLEMING. p. NJ.
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The ". 9. Loans.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The subscrip-
tions to the Z 40 Loan for the week end
ing Dec II were S4 ,625 900, and to the
1910 Lean nearly $1,000, ,ooJ Ssbccrip-
ITEMS to the former oE the 18th and 21st
amounted to $3.50, 900, and to the latter
to $22, $4,000. The 10-4e Loan is te
be continued in the market.
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Administrators Sale.

Margaret Folger ADMIR-. of Henry T. Folger
against
Josephine Folger and others.
By virtue of an order from the Probate
Court of the County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio | Will offer for sale, at public auction
on the premises, on
Saturday, the An d1y of february 1865
the following described premises situate il
the County and State aforesaid, to wit:
The west half of the south east quarter o
section thirty five, township one, of rang,
four. MARGARET FoLGER, Adm'rx.
of Henry T, Folger.
December 2s, 1s64--5t.
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Great Snow Stornn i'm New
Kerk7-Eatlroad Trains De-
tanned, g

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 22.-The snow
storm Shich set in yesterday continued
the greater part OF the night, and e-day
the snow is from eight to ten inches deep
en- level. All day strong wind has
prevailed from the northwest, driving the
snow badly. The trains on the Central
Boston, Hudson, Harlem, Northern and
Susquehanna railroads are from two to six
hours behind. Ne accidents are reported
Thermometer 18 above zere.
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NJ a Ee KsE &c T. q /.

MARRIED On the 22d day ef Decembel
by john BeardmOre, Esq. Mr.. SAMUEL
o. MILaeRN and Miss MELISSA J. BEA-
YER, all of this County.
On the 10th day of November 1864,
by L. Twinem Esq. Mr. CHRIsropHER
GATES and Miss NANCY HENTHoRN, all
of tHis County.
-On the 4th day Of December 1864,
by the same, Mr.. GEORGE WIGGENs and
Miss LAv1NA FREELY, all of this Coun-
ty.
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. THE DRAFT FOR SOLDIERS

The Nenocratic Congressional Distric
In this State, known as the 4th, er Aug
laize District, has sent 4, 130 men into tbs
field under the draft, wAile the Ashtabula
District has only sent 16.
The Democratic District of Fairfield
Hooking, Pickavay, Pike, Eess and Per-
ry gives the army 1,428 drafted men,
while the Republican District of Cuya-
hega, Summit and Lake gives but, 416--
Cia. Eng.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction. on the
2eth day of january 1865,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at the front door of the
courthouse, the following premises ia Ohio
Township, Monroe County, Ohio, to wit;
Lot number six, eight feet off the east side
of lot number seven, lots numbers nine and
ten in Baresville. Also the undivided half of
the north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section twenty-nin township one, and
range three.
Subject to the widows dover. TERMS OF
SALE-Cash in hand. ~
JN0. B. NOLL, Admir- of
s. w. Noll,s deceased. n
December ID, 1864--4w.
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NoTICE.--Announcmen of marriages and
deaths containing six lines or less, We pub
lish free of charge. and will be much obliged
to our friends throughout the county if they
will forward them to us. Five cents per line
will be charged for all above six lines on all
Obituary Notices.
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10 The following ar. tn. ofscora, fo1

sw The following are the of6cers, fol
the ensuing year, Of Monroe Ledge No
lS9-of F.sA.s NJ
Hugh B. Hill, W. NJ.
Jacob N. Mitchell, s. W.
James o. Amos, J. W.
joseph D. Stauyer, S. D.
Samuel Al. Morgan. ] D.
Daniel Walton, Sec'y.
John s. Way, Trsas.
C. Nj. Morrow, Tyler.