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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-22

We had determined IL r"y nothing. more In
rgird u Gen llrATEIs unfortunate exl'edi-
ttou, hut We Il I'D that the E.Ost able aid dis
cri'hina'ing 'urllals Of the country have taken
the rame Wv 1T its results IA We did. Says
the Cincinnati C mmtrciai: "G.n HuNTkK's
retreai 10 the Kinawha opened the Shehan.
d,ah gate for the rebels, who found no OBJ
s,rucL ons bu, Gen. SiGEi, with a slender force
That Gen. HUNrEK mis,lE,nag,d his -xpeali ion,
failing 10 gather he I. uit- Of his victory, and
dispa' ing indeci,ion aud largardness when the
opp,site quail ;es We're demanded. in his I'D
vance upon Lymchburg. the s"ldiers who were
under his orders testify. General HuNTkK .
..viy.n " has teen manifested chiefly in his proc
lanatiOp+ and in hOnse burning and other
pe,for1nancex vf u ualure That NO true SOLDIER
could be ~ Ivy Of"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-22
Report Of tho Treasurer Of the State
Sanitary Com m isni0n.

Statement Of mons ys received by the Treas
urer OF the State Sanitary Commission to date,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-22

The Press a few days nee charged that Mr..
DnNHhLLY was responsible for The death Of
man over in Wisconsin. who was killed 1t was
supposed, ty the Chippewa Indians. We haze
j.sL learned from u prumi. cnt ciIze ct Still
Wa e.. that the murder was cOmu,ilted 0rer a
yeU ago Thi- Is what might be called relrO-
active respOns blny. .he sagacious savage
. ticipatad that Mr. DuNHrLLY would inter
fere wi h the sho Idly operators and killed his
ctim - year 10 a,iva. ce. We shall expect 10
hear next that Mr.. DoNNEIiY was the real
causs vi that Wyuluin. nassacre!
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-07-22
mr.. DOnneliy,s Card.

CHAS SCHEFFEk, Treasurer.
ST.. PAUL July 20, 1854.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03

rE1HE fall session Of the LoRETTo pay
: SCHOOL, in charge Of Mrs. t. y.
CARNE, will begin on .Londoy 5sent, at the
building s. Il corner OF Wolfe AMI Wash'ng~
ton streets Terms, very moderate. Circulars
at the school room; and No. IL, Duke street.
aug 29--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03
ST TfAnY's ACADEMY.
no. =. SOUTH WA.saINGlGN 81

MISS NJ. 4 ROACH, PRINCIPAL.
yH7uE eighth annual course OF Instruction wlij
1 be com fnencAd at the above Institution On the
18th OF September nert ST which tln1e i is de-
sirable that all should be present who propose
to enter As the course is 3 unie, entrance st
it's opening is necessary 10 secure rs fnlj adv9n-
tages. Ali the usu al English branches. izclu~
ding q thorough examination OF the Natural
Sciences the CLASSICAL and Mathematical Studies
and the Modern languages are embraced II toe
general course. to which the best efforts Of i've
Competent instructors will be devoted.
receive ESPECIAL attention from the principal
Music, Drawing and Painting will De oontin
ued as heretofore at Profess''r 5 charges.
auu Z2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03

fsgHE exercises # MISS MARKS SEML-
( MAR Will be resumed on Vsdne> deg, the
18th i September. a tie improvement OF the
students is greatly prcmoted by comlnencing
with the classes It is essential (ts f.ir rs is pra'-
ticable) that all should be present al the open
ing Of the FaI! Session Former pupils desiring
Mis- H. hopes 10 have efficient aid and Will
spare no pains in the faithful di,charge Of her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence a.
ling street. aug l3-joctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03
A T T B. N T I 0 n!

NOW is the time for al who wish to buy
~ a. their FALL and WINTER BOOTS and
een1OES. [ have fine stock Of BOOTS and
ave a,! for Ladies, Gents, Misses, and children,
winch salch will be sold cheap Call at No. 50, King
sseet Iaug 255-tfJ JNO. z. EVANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03
z 7 r G 4 T ] Q Il. s Z.

Yg1HE duties Of MISS NJ. &. SIMPSONS
/ SCHOOL will be resumed On l}on1oy:
September 5th, at The Friendship Engine House,
on Alfred street, between King AMI fringe
streets aug &c II
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TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PURIFY THO E}iI 90 Z !

NOTHING is more wholesome at this time
" Of year than q gentle purgative. 1t will
purify the blood End digestive organs, and ena-
bic the system the better TO endure The warm
season to come Err this purpose we wouid
advise every one in quest Of sound h alth, TO
try a box of Prof Wundram's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved so salutary the
past two seasons, to All Who tried them:
For sale at most Druggists. See advertlse-
mont IN another column 40 &c If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03
aug 9--tf
FOR SALE CHEAP.

GOOD secondhand FAMILY CAR
II RAGE. made to ordeS by Dunlop, OF
Philadelpha, expressly for pr'vate, g s e.,
one and pole for two horses so that 1t can be
used in either way; with baggage rack and Gov
er compile e, all ia good order and will be so'd
low, ifapplied for soon. May be seen, at Mr..
Jno Summers Coach Factory on Pitt between
King and Prince Streets aug-2t- eoot"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03


rba Petersburg Express Of the 9th ut.
=, .!The Confederate authorities have Offer
! ! exchange officer for officer and man FOR
IN with the Federal authorities. Heretofore
~ oont Of contention has beer IN the deiv
..rof the excess Of prisoners, cur Government
.s;st;ng upon the terms of the cartel, which
,.onired the delivery Of oil prisoners op both
,aas the excess to be on parole. The Gov-
eminent now proposes that the excess, # any,
,,n,a;n in the hands e the enemy until other
..otures are made. This offer, though made
sadV in the month, has not been accepted.
The folks in ST. Louis are having lively
dance Of terrier just now. Seven anacondas,
ately imported from the East, escaped from
The tank in which they had been kept, and
after three days search had at last accounts,
mt been rrcaptuTed.
The captured steamer Lliian arrived at Phil
sdrphia on Thursti ay She i new iron
vessel: vas built IN April last: lies very low
in The water and is v-ry swift.
---xss---
Hon. Albert Gallatin Watkins, OF East
Tennessee, has been arrested tor aiding and
abettng Whee!er's raiders, and is impflson-
ed at Knoxville.
On account of the number Of oil wells .
Western paper thinks the United States ought
tobe called Modern Grease.
Fifty thousand Canadian acres have been
planted with fax this year afainst five thous-
and the last year, result Of the cotton famine.
The difficulties between the Egyptian Gov
ernnent and the u. S. Government have been
satisfactorily adjusted.
The messengers Of the Bank Of Mutual he
demption, 10 Boston, was robbed yesterday
forenoon OF fifty thousand dollars.
Mr.. John Savage has gone TO New Orleans,
toassume the edi,orship Of the New Orleans
Daily Times, the new Union paper.
small sloop was captured near town On
Wednesday last, said to be engaged In carry
Ing off deserters.
The New York News regards Gen. McClel-
Ian as pledged to peace measures.
800 tons SUMAC WANTED.
The subscribers desire to purchase the above
nf r17h1a nh hn IChn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-03

TSTRAY.-Was taken up estray at the north
u side Of the canal on Friday morning last,
RED COW with white spots-now dry. The
owner will apply at my house, Moses Hep
burns placej north Of the canal.
aug 31--3t* GEO lG.y - -l--1L.
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ESI1IALE SCHOOL,

$50 q u z Z ON 5 Z 1T Z.
5FyHE third annual session, Of the above
u school, will be opened on M1ad1u, .Septez~
5e?. 18th under the management Ut HISS
PARRUTT, who can, with confidence refer to
her former patrons Besides the usual Eng
lish branches Of solid instr lcton III female ed
ucation Music and French will be taught
For terms apply as above. aug q #
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New Abolition Tax lsili.

1t is thought that The AbolitioniSts will
incorporate into their next tax bill the
following.
Each dram of whisky ten cents.
Drink OF ,aYer beer two cents.
For speaking disrespecttuliy of Mr..
Lincoln two hundred dollars and eoniis-
cation OF your property.
For thinking against Dir Lincoln one
hundred dollars.
For dreaming unexpectedly of Mr.
Lincoln, fifty dollars.
For taking the name in vain OF any
abolition office holder, twenty-five dol
lars.
For speaking disrespectiully Of private
Republicans ten cents each.
For voting Il Copperhead ticket TWEEN
ry-nve cents
Every Democratic office holder .axct
thirly cents day-(Sunday included. ;
Every man not drafted TO be taxed tc,
dollars.
For every white male child born aiivc
ten cents.
For every white female child born alive
Eve cents.
For every negro male child born alive
a premium of twenty cents.
p For every negro female child born alive
a prrmIum OF len cents.
For going to see white lady, thirty
five cents for each offense.
For not believing Mr.. Lincoln to be TIC
Government, tax Of fte hundred 10,
lars.
For talking against the right Repuh
i-ah5 have to steal, u Tax o; fifty cent'
for each offense.
For dying, tax Of one dollar bead
ssve and except those, Americans OF Afri
can descent, who shall havea right to I'll,
free of charge.-Iirue Telegraph
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valIandigi.a,n F<lnd.


Tho Democr tic ladies OF Columbus
h We raised $500, aud tnuse of St. Cialrs-
vale $3.50. A Site CenIrai COMMITTEE Is
q, pointed, aud commiiee OF i've per-
IS in eacb county is To be appointed to
tWell the fund. IT is proposed TO raise
ald pay over to Mrs. FaliandIgham, IA
sam c4u;d to the salary oi first class
isubassador to foreign country, on the
grounp that her husband is away in lie
service OF ireemen. uphuidIng the cause
of Iiberty.-ttirrhaage.
We hope the Democratic ladies of Mon
Q Cpus,y, WI. Immediately proceed to
organize and raise money for Ike : VAL
landigham lund We can, md Siil 90
we'll as any other county. Mr. Val
Ian a. ham, was IN only mOoera'e :
instances. when he was arrested
..aniahed from his hcme and business, by
tine mad exercise of arbitrary power. 1t
the.eiole behooycs the Democracy of the
State Of Ohio, to Sc. that his flnily- and
binself are made com Portable, until this
Constitution breaking Administration is
played out"
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Proceedings of tile Central
OaMsNittee.

At meeting of the Democratic Gen.
trail Committee of Monroe County. held
in pursuance Of pravious notice, the COM
niittee was called to order by VIM. "ruax,
Chairman. On motion John Beardmore
was appointed Secretary.
On motion thc following delegates were
we're appointed TO attend the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Columbus
on the 23rd day of March, next, 10 VT
.s Hon. j. d. 0Connor. Hon. john
Keyser, = ,hn i. Spriggs, Eliel headley
4. Ii. b. Pa ,smore, Geo. s. Aigeo and
john Beardmore.
A. Alterraies: Geo. Bidenharn. Jno: s
Way. jacob T. Morrill,, rhohia. Marphey
and JAS. H. Morris.
rlee WM. TRUtX Chairman.
JNo. BEARDMokE, sec y.
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RecOnn6isassce Across the
Rsas,iss:gss.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The papers con-
tain fuller particulars of the reconnois-
sancc over the Rapldan. But there is
little additional Information. The -Four
tecnth Connecticut suffered severely.
The 'Fribunss dispatch says:
tien. K lprtriek's reconnaissance con
cluslvely prove, that no force of the enc
my occupies the country east of Mine
River. The small parties of cavalry all
belonged to iiamptons Legion, which is
stationed a Fredericksburg.
Mere than half the videttes have no
horses, and are sometimes obliged to
walk twenty .hrce niles to their post OF
duty.
The Times dispatch says:
1t has been asserted that the main body
of Lees Army is between Gordonsville
and Orange Court House.
Citizens returning from within the enc
my's lines, sny that Lee expects to have
rs, 600 conscr pts addeu to his army by
the new levy.
a Newbern letter Of the 4th, to the
Tribune, says deserter from the 6tf
Nnr:h Carolina regiment. General Cling
mans brigade, report that Gen. UIIug
man was slightly wounded by she'll
lie reports eleven pieces of artillery jus
in from the font, and $1,000 men; h,
thinks they have gone to Little Washing
ton, and says they supposed we had only
two regiments here. He says 800 mel
and officers came from the Gunboats a
Richmond and launched their boats il
the Neuse river. These arc the ones, Q
course, shat took the Underwater.
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court OF Gorar,on Pleas,

This Court commr need rroeeedi, ss on
the 9th, aud adjuurneI on tie llth o!
February. Judge 0key presiding. Gra-
ham. charged with Burglary, was found
eu'lty of petit larceny, a"d seot to jail
4 rl5 days. james Bright, charged with
horse >tealiAs. plead guilty, and was sen
Z, rced to thc i'enitentiary Tor thee years.
4 30 Grand Jury returned several indict-
l,cntS; and several criminal cases were
continued until the next term of Court
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John MeCurdy,
against
William Steel and others


William Steel and others.
BY virtue of n anaata to me direeted
from the Court OF Common Pleas .f sMon,oa
County, Ohio viii OFF, for sale at nub;o
auc; ion, at the front doc: of the court bousa
in the town of WooLsfeld, in said County.
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
;our o'clock p. m. on
Saturday the 23d day of January, 1864.
the ioiiowiDs ieseI bed real estate tuats in
said comfy TO wit: 'Ra
Being pat OF the southwest quarter of s.,..
ton eight township six, range seven. b,gir-
ming for the same at n stake bea riro ,o,,,h
one degree east from d stone planted a. tha
nsnutheat corner of 10 number tventv- -ivs ~
-s;aitor Sitisiaae 20 perch-s, thence son,h
one de, Sc eas's ev-nteen perches. tb.no.
southre eight1ie degrees west Is and AZ
dO perches. th ne' n,rih eight degrees east
Il and I1-lO0 peiches, thence north eigbtv
lin" degrees sest l2 4-10 perch.s to The h.
neinning, containing ons ani one haif acres.
NM. OKEY, MAs Com.
noc. oS. 1883 4w. '''' =
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ASSliiio7. GUtragos.

Within Il short time two Democratic
printing oi..ices have been de .troyed IN this
State by abolition mobs. The Mahoning
Sr"'i"aL at Youngstown, WAS the first
Large and enthusiastic meetings have been
held III Youngstown, to deGounce the out
r.oe, and it is probable the Office Will be
rc-cStablished by contributions
The Ohio Elyle, at Lane ster. Fair
field County, was next us >ailei Ailer it
was mobbe,i an immense crowd OF Demo
erats ''cle;ned out" the resi- !ences of q
couple Of the principal instis tors of the
work.-We think this coarsc justified
from the ct that all tile appe Is made
10y Dem cYnts against mob Violence have
ocen uHheeded by Abolitiuuists We are
Of the op Mon. however. that more than
TWO houses should have be. .ttel.
No III tier who compose- sah mohs.
they ar1 instigated by "a. o ition leader,
who employ others to DO their rk. =
Democrats have submitted to tese ou IA
yes long enough, and our advice is, when
ever the r property is assaiied to reta iiatc
at least iouy iuld.-Ho|mcs C3unty Ftr-
eltr.
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Eiae va-lal1;1.z3aaaa FunG-Ese-
c0saa ial eaa 0atio N Of the TTsls
tees.

GcGSs
Editor of the Crisis:--Please announce
the following:
the Committee appointed by the Chair
man Of the Democratic Festival at Coium-
yus Oil .he ST.. .! Jauuiry, ali the nam
bers being present, respectfully recon-
mcM that The Lodis throughout the
State pro- eed To organize, by notice as
pu bic as possible, Township and Ward
Associations, by the election ot President
Secretary, Treasurer and such committeeS
as may be deemed advisable fer the pur-
pc. Of f, facilitating collections; and that
all money collected be paid into the hands
OF the respective Treas urerS, whose duty
it snail be to remit the same, from TIM
to time, To John G Thompson, Esq, Co
lunl,.us.
All money received thus by the chair
man aud Treasurer oi thl State Trus;e
will &c auA uow.eI,ei in the columns OF
tie crisis.
/ The Recommendation Of organization
| " townships and wards, is m,de as more
avaliabiG aud effective thau il noIc exten
sive 1t is addressed to The La3ics, be
Ca use Oi the zeal and p"trlo 5ion they have
voluntarily and ilnpuislvely manifested
in i cause which has associated Itself witt
the protection, freedom and happiness o
every household,
The co-op,rotion of the DEMOCRATIC
MEN OF ONO, is confidently anticipated
The Democratic papers OF the State, arr
requested to publish the foregoing.
| JoHN G THOMPSON, Columbus, Ch n;
j A WALTERS, Dayton;
GEsHGE L. CONVERSE, Columbus;
! B P CHURCHILL, Cincinnati;
EFF BINGHAM, Columbus,
| Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 21st, 1861.
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Army OF t.,e Potomac.
New YnRK Enh


The Hera.d's Army of the Potomac
dispatch places the loss Of the 14th Csn-
nectieut at liz killed; prisoners q; wound
cd. nineteen.
We lost no pontoons or artillery; nor
was 4ny part o OUT nt;lntry cut Cif and
forced to cut their way through.
The Herald's Washington dispatch re-
ports the entire suspension of pay, by or
der of the Secretary o. War, OF command
ing officers of between thirty and forty
regiments for neglect to forward proper
returns, as also nearly 200 field and com
psny officers. Suspension to continue
until returns are forwarded
Tue Tribune Washington disrntr'
say~ force Of rebel infintry and cavalr,
j. reported six miles south ot Fairta,
Station. A force was dispatched to as
certain the fact
Arnold, Of Illinois, introduced bi!
for investigating the proposed improve
ments Of Chicac" harhor.
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Ne kRgsEAGES.

MARRIED-At the residence of the
Brides Father in Lucas County Iowa, on
the 19th day of January by the Rev.
- Coles, Mr.. JOSEPH N ;IRn FIFTH
and Miss HANNAH j. john, formerly OF
Monroe County Ohio.
On the second day of February, 1864
by z. p. hGssEI.L, Esq, Mr. Alfred D
Mcmahon and Sarah K. Eugle, ali OF this
county.
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sTs~ List of letters, remaining in the
Post Office at Woodsfeld Ohio.
VIM. Cochran, Lieut.. Joseph Dunn.
John Grimlech, Miss Mary c. Hill, Abra-
ham Landers, Benjam n Mel, t, John
Underwood, Adam Su'lars. Isaac Viii
Hanson, Miss Mary Il. Wise, Joseph
He kler.
Persons calling for the above l3tters.
SiiI p'ea>e say tie, ~" "dver.ise".
Fob. l., II FLEMING. J. NJ.
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FoRThEss MONROE. Februay 9-The
ste 'n.er New York arrived last nshi from
City Point
he D"iiv Nississippi"m says the rebel
ca! ital is to be removed to Columbia,
s. &,
-Four Is selling in Richmond for $3.50
per bril-; .u2ir 81 20 IS per pound.
Several thousand Yankee prisoners,
now in Richmond, are to be sent to Geor-
gia i'll Il few days
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Daniel Koehlel's Estate,

NToTICE is hereby given that the eubscriher
lN was, on the 2}d day of November, 1858,
appointed ty the Probate Court Of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Daniel Koehler
deceased.
ROBERT JOHN SON.
Feb 10, 1S64,-4w.pd Admst
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nA.We received communication rom
ga soldier" who attended the supper at
Stafford, rejecting on the manner in which
the proceedings were conducted, which
We cannot publish, because the writer did
net furnish his name.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-Grant teleeraphs
Halleck that the expedition sent against
Thomas and his band of whites and lndi
ans at lluallatown was completely success
iull. They surprised the town. killed and
wounded two hundred and fifteen, took
fifty prisoners and dispersed the remain
der OF the gang to the mountains.
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nea- The freedom ofthe liberated slaves
along the Mississippi would seem to con-
sist now oely in that of starving, dying
and rotting by thousands. Such are the
accounts of the condition of these people,
derived from official sources.
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s5.aEs; Of Sheep.

nvH il subscriber has ONE HUNnHEl
u AND FIFTY HEA y VI oAnri
of Spanish and Sill'cian
blood, which he Will sci
ssg,A.~ssS at his residence, Near Clar
= sssse~'A-e~- ington, Mouroe UNITY
Ohio. The above Sheep are all youns
and in good order,
mA. Gill soon, if you want bargain
JOHN GIFFEN.
FEB. II, 1864.
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aaz- No CANcE For HlM.-A man "

ga No CANCE FOR HIM.-A man who
had a cause in court said, THAT ii he lost
IN the Court OF Common Pleas, he would
appeal to the Supreme Court and from
thence to Heave "And there, replied
a gen emar, "yeu 'uld he sure tn lose
FOR yOu will not be present to answ er for
vourse.i, and no attorney is ever admitted
tn re-"
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Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber
WIS, the 27th day of November, 1868, ap-
poihSud by the P.obate Court of Monroe
c auty, 0ho. Administrator lie bonis non OF
the estate OF William Adams, deceased.
JAMES e. JONES, Adm'r.
Feb. II, l864.-3w. pi
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REMEvEp.-Col. Vim. Wallace who
for 80 long has bseu ia cummaud Of this
post, has been relieved BY the War De
parin.eut, st his own request. He is sue
eeeded in the administration of affairs
here by COL W. +. Richardson OF tine
26fh Ohio.--StdtesS.nn
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New YoK, Jan. bat full meet
ing OF the Democratic National Commit
tee last night it was unanimou ly voted
to hold the National Convention at Chica-
go Oh tie 4th day of July next.
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DEATHS.

DIED-At Darlington Monroe County
Ohio, on the 2nd d"y of January 1851
THOMAS WESTON Esq, in his I'D year
The Deceased during the former part
of his life was member of the State Leg
islation and Associate Judge of this Coun
~. "The old must diel The young mayr
Canada papers pleas copy.
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NOTICE.
Thomas Rratton,
against
John 5. tiraba nj.

Ohm s. CIR Ham, who is not rrSid.nt O.
j the State of Ohio, will take notice that
Thomas Era5ton, hi--.i in the Court of Ctm
lon Pleas OF .aonroe County, hio, mis- p,.ti
'iol against the said John s. Ira ham, on he
,,Nth u; of January 1864, in Which the saio
lnoulas = alton claims that the said john S
Graham is indebted tn hin. III the sum o.
1872 Il with interest thereon from A0";'
1850, evi1en II by the ptOmlssory note o
SAIL John :. tsraham. and that an or'e~ o
''.arH Iant has been irvie.i upon H. a
es tate Of said John 5. Graham IN saIa county
and that Th.m.s Ei-.,. : ! ask for
iulgment for sail amount at the IA, EN-
% sal MT 1864.
THOMAS BRATT0N.
Feb. IL iovi-6W