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Undismaysd and Belligsrent Aspect Of the
Confederacy.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York World writes:
Tbs first fact which falls under my OBJ
serYation, without which il would be i'm
possible for any one 70 Form 40 accurate
estimate 81 the temper and resources Of the
Southern people. IS the readiness with
which they comply with the arbitrary or
ders Of 40 absolute government. and the
seif-aeriheing with which they accept the
heaviest burdens. Whether this absolute
devotsdness to wrong cause originates 10
the loftiest aspirations or in the bliudest
prejudiess, not to say 10 the most cruel Of
oil the passions. is not for me 10 say, ny
province being simply to relate facts aud
net to Investigate moral causes. Bat that
such is the state OF public sentiment 10
nearly oh parts Of the South. net only eye
witnesses but evidence oil an unqusstiona.
bic character sbundsntly prove.
1 could mention hundreds Of facts 10
which the self.aeriacing spirit 70 which
have just alluded, has manifested itself in
its lsftisst forms. The hundreds Of wsnsu
whs hsvs sent their husbands asd sens ts
the battle field; the hundreds Of widow,
vhs hsvs parted with their last bsy. their
snly ssppsrt the hundrsds sf citizens whs
have givsa thsir last dslIsr the hundreai
Of ladies' VIE have given up their las,
jewels. and the hsadrsds Of aiaisiers whs
have shsnldsrsd the asstst during the las,
nsnth il defence Of the sacred sell, ere q
naay evidences 10 supP0r. Of ny assertion
There 10 . Captain Of q regiment. . Mr.
Chstard. seBdisg eve hundred dsllArs 70 {
Sister Of Charity for the relief Of the sieh
and wounded there Is a. Alsbans brigade
re-enlisting with the cath that they vii
live on bread alone, and 70 bars.foolsd
rather than leave the Gag snd,r which theJ
have fsught during the last three years
here ] meet the fscs Of AZ old acquaintance
Howell Cobb, proposing 70 sell the govern
msnt thirty THOUSAND pounds Of bacon. snt
forty thousand bushels Of corn, at its osr
price further, Wade Hampton, the veal.
thies, citizen Of South Carolina. sending az
order Tor oil BIS monsy. his slaves and hi'
Estates 10 JET Davis. Add 10 this the lar.
nsrs pouring thsir crop, into the govern.
ment EranirIes. the planters turning thsil
eottsn and rice to its credit. the peopl.
chserfslly giving vs Eight hundred mlllionl
Of dollars Of their hard wrought earnings
70 be converted into bond, bearing q Isv
interest. the payment Of which 10 By ~
means ssrtsis. and eonssntisx TO b. bur
dsssd 9th . ssv Issue half az large. enc
zoe VII have fsist idea u the spirit o
dssssdssss sal s,lf.sisfifes which svs
as,sstss the SsstA. This 10 Get fass,fsl
bst Q real Sistsrs. satAf bslss hsa sssss
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NilIsburuugb Rssurutr.
HrLLsBoRoUGH, N. c.
Wednesday,, April ., 1864.

III II will DO remembered that Friday next, ihs
s,h of April has bsen sci apart BY the Proclamation
Of the President Of the Confederate States A. day
of.Fss,ing, Humiliation and Prayer. We psesuns
tia. some Of the churches, IL net all Of shsn viii b
open for public worship.
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sSrs CsHxASD.--EAsr Tsrrr,
Lhavs seen an sficer Just fra.
srE.'s lines, who reports ths caa
LoErely quiet and 10 excellent ca.
marhe different corps have sln.,t
dnsly enlisted tsrthe var. so.s
|un fscetiousIy rs.enlisted %, /" q,
|re or The war; Others "for M,
y three years Of the nsr, oas."
IN gees to show the general tor, az
hmand. General Buckn.r il /,
I'd Of Hoods old division; R,,-
lnmands McLaws cid division an
= Of North Carolina, co. MAIDS ,he
re had been many repeii,icns Of the
Of the enemy's evscus,ion Of Kr,.
l, is impossible 10 determine With
sy what value the latest s,ssy Of hi,
as. The enemy may contemplate
'andonment Of the country cas-, Of
aud or Chattanooga. but hardly d..
giving up an entire section Of The
!, present. II may DO that the an
) Of the moment requifs the esaess
Of all the Yankee force. availalls.
tianooss. and this probably migksIs
reasonable esnelusion why they hs,.
such be the esse) tho upper esss
Il Johnston dsss not threaten tkss,
9 another reason why IL nay beess.
AIRY for the Withdrawal Of the forces
,xville. Grant, IL will be rsnen-
(aecording to latest dispatches. 10
two army corps to u.
81 the Potomac. thereby weakssisg
my ~ Chattanooga. and there is !
i,y q supplying this reduction frs~
quarter. ki<ln.sns Enan.--
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II Oar thanks are due to Mrs. W. W. [
yery hne Rssl, weighing III poopde J
planted IL ous ia our garden. snsisipseiss
fol supply sf.sed for nsst yesf.
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Daily state Journal. - The Ger
Of THURSDAY notices the appearance y os~
State Journal," published .. Goldssossush b.
wm. Robinsonsnd John spellmss. Eden.
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Trsessp.--rAe see efiSrs sessss M
Hslrss. a. kssssiiis, Ms Seen AaisSed
II 10 ssss zee tAsssaad feet "a iesssA, aal
su bsIi. u Eve sssis ~ hs fsakssa
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The c oafsSsnis jssrs sissss As,sso
has SAFELY 80 n sasSs "rEs

THs Trns TA5ers have f,e.
qsentIy asked, (msiyette,ills Oh
server. whst1eftf is1 for 1863 Or
that for 1854 Gas ID against the )
per cent. pr Derty On June 1. 1864.
Ouf own I'D pfess tina. the law in
tended the uthes6a. which will b.
paid BY JusG % ,st. Olhsrs have
though, H. (hs or 1864 ~sre 10.
tended. lie Consr o. Tsrss 1t
Richmond hss ~ the collectors On
this point h fsll
/" The \ lestie whether The ,alss
Of the To ) ~ these Of 1864 10 /.
be- d.dssl = mar on tho vslve Of
property IA. many attsndsn,
diffieultls >hatsmed b,,i not 10 set.
de II al 1ees Department. bst Z.
refer y W iis mseting 10 May
TIE I'd - t,sbls ill Jsns 10 In
is.s alhs dslsy."
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Niel - .-Jsds. OsId s,tsfs-
~ frs@ ~Fts last sishs. 10 20
esssa ens ere iavorsbIe fss ths
sstsvo Moderate prisonsrsdss.
ise q D. Ne particulars Of IN
isssFs Der haze been aads psb'
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.roLEE PROPERTY aEcoyE


TAomss. Caiss vas brcsshlep bs1sfs
deck, ESQ. on Monday lasi, sLsqsd Nth
negroes and receiving stolen ssods. ssd
ever 70 the supensr Court. hinsslfia a
600. snd securities for s5.ons. SIX sssS
bseeo recently siolsn from hssss wssf
wore found On bis premises. Tbis 10 -
esso. Mr.. Caios having hiths,is sas !"
character. va. member Of s.ssurss.
b religious, and IN worldly matters VI -
cu5stasees.
Sam. koffs. siss, was ssHlsses =
lsshss for buyins tobacco fssn q slav -
appealed e eeuil.
Dam : slave 81 VI. AishibsId 0 "'s'
on i've cases. for asslins cod sslr "
uihy, and ssnsssesa 10 3sissAss
We understand ,ka, ssseg sssi $50
Be s'eosht up fOr .n,I sa astcr a"'
siih stealing tobacco ssd ssssr.
W. believe ihs, Ns.x wsfHss 90
thsIy to recover me-. q ssiss gee 'as'
last. Nov ihs, ,hs nsss hes bsf NV: =
hope lha, hereafter ssss>s ssssss = % vac
isg stolen gesdsL
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Isisirissnss received a kss Hn ns's'
that sighting vss soins - hsr F'osh a.
bssis N the ri,~ ssd ~ q 'ss a re-
aueaA. Ky- and tAss he eli fns. ssess'
susss is,slissnes sssss = "psfi sae
sdds Asi tAs city - , -
IPslsssA vss . shdviag D o. sscfssf'
% ssssiy. Ksssssky. - skf", Jsss 's'ss
The nos,h 81 lAs rssssusAo niles es'e-
Lssis.iiA IL pspsiaiss -ss s'see. Il
hsd sss rssss = wsssAs'ns No ri'''.l
The rsdersl pidlss wso Of Cslsnsss'
Ksssssty. PridAy sioAl 81 boz A'ro
vss hssrly sspssss&
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shall be reduced below the minimum
standard, draft may be MADE from the
enrolled militia, as hereinafter provided
for"
Section 6 provides that,
"Every person physically disabled may
be exempted from military duty, if he
files with the County Auditor, on or be-
fore August 18th of every year, a state
ment of reputable physician or surgeon,
certifying that such person is unfit for
military duty by reason of such physical
disability or bodily infrmity, which shall
be described in said statement. This
statement must be verified by the affida-
Wit of said physician or surgeon. 1t any
person shall knowingly or williully make
a false affidavit in this matter, he shall be
deemed guilty of perjury"
Section z provides that,
"Upon the filing of the rolls with the
County Auditor, he shall give two weeks
notice, by general publication in the coun-
ty papers, requiring the payment of the
commutAtion money into the County
Treasury, for which the Treasurer shall
give duplicate receipts, one of which shall
be filed with the County Auditor, on the
filing of certificates of exemption, on or
before August 18th of that year. and also
giving notice that if any person shall fail
to file such exemption papers or pay the
eommutation money, the Auditor shall
proceed to collect the same, with penal
~ added thereto of thirty per cent. The
Auditor is hereby required to collect the
same by distress, together with the pen
atty, and such costs as are allowed to
County Treasurers, upon distraint for
taxes, and for that purpose is hereby EN-
powered to appoint collectors, at remu-
neration of not over twenty per cent, on
the amount collected, together with costs.
Notice is hereby given, that the rolls
of the militia of the several townships Of
Monroe County are now on file in this
office, and those who fail to file certificates
of exemption or pay into the Treasury
four dollars commutation on or before the
10Th day of August, will be subject to the
collection of said sum, with thirty per
cent. penalty, and such costs as are al
lowed County Treasurers, upon distraint
for taxes, all Of which the Auditor is re
CURED to collect by distress.
By the 57th section of the act, "tht
real estate and personal property of such
persons, of every kind, ,oithout exception
shall be liable for the payment" of fne
and combinations and costs, "and shal
be lien upon real estate until paid"
After the 18th of August, rolls of tn
delinquents for each township will b
placed in the hands of collectors for col
lection. as required by law.
4 Should draft be ordered to fill up an
organized company, it will be made frs
from those who have not paid their com
mutation M. HOEEFLER.
j Auditor, Monroe County.
| June 1, 1S64.-2w.
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Wrecks of Humanity.
WHY SHOULD THEY SINK?.

. j.
The excitement of "the chase !" has always
but therei is q kind of chase which breaks
down the constitution, debilitates the frame,
and shortens life. We mean the hesdlonu.
unintermitiing hunt after .'the almighty dol
lar" which is the great business characters
tic Of the present day. 1t begets other evils
UNNECESSARY to nalne) which precipitate the
tate OF thousands. There Is, however, a DOS, :,
-sibiltg of recovery from the prosiration pro-
duced by these causes, long after their victim
has ceased to hope for it. If we are rightly
informed, the most astonishing cnres of what
is called general weakness and debility, which
have ever been known in this country have
been Effected through the agenuy of Doctur
Holloway's inestimable remedies. Mere skel-
stonS of men, out of whom the very princi-
pie of vitality seemed to have been drained,
have been restored to health and vigor by the
operation If the Pills; and of the Ointment,
in case of paralysis, rheumatism, &C., we hear
All equally favorable account. If msn will
b,eak down their energies by over eXertion-
| If, in their anxiety to 'sgo ahead they will
| override the most precious of Gods blessings
healtli-it is well they should know how to
repair the mischief, when they cume at last
to realize the fact of their premature decay
rhe wrecks of humanily, who, Without ans
| Particular disease, appear to te sinking from
mere exhaustion, wound find, without doubt
! III mediate relief iIUln Doctor holloway
remedies.
l-Phitudciphiu "TriJanc."
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An Ordinance.

sFcr;ox 1. BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE INCORPORATED
VILLAGE OF W0ODSFIELD That if any
person shall destroy, demolish, detace or in
jnre any property, either publie or private
within the corporate linif,s of the Town of
Woodsfield he they shall be fined in any
sun, not exceeding tweptr dollars, or impris-
oned in the County Jail five days or both, at
the discretion Of the Mayor, and pay the
OWNER of said property twice the value
thereof.
SEC 2. That il any person or persons
shall make noise with intent to disturb and
anoy other pers quarrel. fight, throw
stones or other missils, indecsntly expose his
person stir up any disturbance within the
corporate limits of the Town of Woodsfeld
he or they shall be fined in any snm not less
than two nor more than sfty dollars. or be
itlprisoned in t'e County Jail not exceeding
ten days or both, at the discretion Of the
Mayor.
SEC 8. That if any person shall use any
profane or obscene language, OF make, or ex-
hibit any obscene pictures or books within
the corporate limits of the Town of Woods
field, he shall be lined in any sum not exceed
ing five dollars.
SEC 4. That if any person shall become
intoxicated within the corporate limits of the
tOWu VI w O0uSH6Iu ne Sh2ll he MED IN any
sum not exceeding FIVE dollars.
SEC. s. That if any person or persons
shall sell Intoxicating LIQUORS 10 any person
in the habit of getting intoxicated, or any
person Intoxicated within the corporate limits
of the Town Of Woodsfeld, the person so Of
Tending, shall be fGcd in ANY sun, not loss
than five ner more than twenty dollars.
Sec s. That it shall he the duty Of tha
Mayor, on actual view of the violation of any
of the foregoing sections of this Ordinance,
to cause such person persons to be brought
before him to answer for the same, and the
Maishalls shall, on actual view of the viola
tion of said sections arrest said pers ou or per-
sons, and forthwith bring them before the
Mayor.
SEC. Z. The Marshalls shah receive for
each arrest they make under this 0ydinal ee,
one dollar as his fees
SEC. That 1t shall be the duty of th.
Mayor in all eases where the offender, on con
viction fails to pay his fine or givesecurity for
the same, to commit said person to Jail until
he pay said 6ne, or give security, or be dis
charged according to law.
SEC. 8. That all fines collected in accord.
anee with this Ordinanee, shall be paid into
the Town Treasury for the payment of ex.
penses in criminal cases before sse Mayer and
for such other purpose AZ the Council may
direct.
sEc. 10. This act shall take eEsst frem and |
after its passage.
Passed March 81, 1864.
SAMUEL GRIMSHAW, Muyor. +
j. d. STAuvKR, Reeesdes.
April g. Is64.--4w.
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MILITIA COMPUTATIONS.
To the Enrolled Militia OF
Monroe County:
kUD1ToRs OFFIcE, MoNRoE COUNTY, |
D. -

.AUb1ToRs OFFIcE, MONROE County, !
.aSralss Wsodsfetd, Nay %, 1864. I
eaElY X the sact to. organize and discipline
EaAtS the Militia of Ohio" passed March
bs3lsts 1854: Ps
sssis - All white male citizens, residents of
this State, being E1eHTEEN years of age
and 6nder the age Of FORTY-FfyE years,
s are reqnissd to be enrolled in the militia
and perform military duty, in such maR-
ner, not Incompatible with the Constitu-
ton and laws of the United States" &c.
Section provides that
z AAh PERSONS who are subject to mill
tary duty under The provisions of this
act andwho are<not nos members of some
y5iutFseR orga nizatien, shall either be-
come members of some volunteer organi-
zationSor shall pay into the county treas
aufy, annually, the sum of four dollars,
which sum shall be communication for
: fpesandt penalties for neglect to perform
military services, except under calls to
4preEeEt or repel invasion or suppress
Ia iurrecion. Provided, l,ovsstheless, that
Il Rehesnuhaberef any volunteer eompany
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LEG Al NOTICE.

DoRRRT CARPENTER, of the State of iii
u nois, Jacob Winemiller Joseph Wine
miller, Lydia Jane Winemiler, John Wine
miller, the unknown heirs of Sarah Bainum,
deceased, Lydia Ann Carpenter and Joseph
Carpenter. heirs of Tabitha Carpenter, deceas,
ed and James Rucker and Elizabeth Rucker
his wife, of the State of Iowa, Alexander
CarPeDte1, Eliza Carpenter, David Carpenter,
John Carpenter, jos eph Carpenter, Lewis Car
peuter. Louisa Carpenter, Joseph Carpenter
win take notice that on the 14th day of May,
1864, Jacob Vernon, filed petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Nom ee County,
Ohio, 10 qpiet his title to the following real
estate in Washington County, Ohio, to wit:
The south west quarter of the north east
quarter of section thirteen, township four,
yange seven. Yea are re9uired to answer
said petition by the sth Of July, 1864, or
Judgment will be taken st the July term
1854. by default. H0LLISTER & fOKBY,
May 1s, ls64-6w. Atty's. for Plf.
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JOHN DoUGHERTY, Sec.

The late abeminable and extraordinary
inerease IN The tafif. is producing its legit
innate result in smuggling. The Wash
.Iii1p;iyn cores sosdsnt Of the New York
Tines says:
Z Indeed there is general complaint
from the Department, that the smuggling
of silks, satlns, &C., is already immense
from Canada 9ar detectives, in secret,
{ are now being sent over to Canada to
watch. Ihe Ways and Means have had
before theinthe Register Of the Treasury,
who proposes to adopt for this country
the lead seals and marks known in Europe
for trunks baggage, cars, &c.,-while
passing from country. We are to have,
necessagily, sll sorts of restrictions now
slaidsYnpon soor Canada and Provincial
trade" ha'A
1t will be seen that we are preparing
to adopt ono Of the m ostinfamous features
OF Enfopean despotism in order to sustain
or AaEbarons tariff. afo'
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Legal Notice.


Norton Simpson anu Company who reside
in the State OF Virginia, will take notice that
on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1864, Slothowen
Matthews & Co. filed their petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio; alledging among other things, that on
the Sth day of March A. d. 1864, said Plain:
tiff obtained judgem snt against w. Ii ! De-
ment, in the Court of Common Pleas for Bel
mont County, for 1899, that an execution was
issued on said judgement directed and de-
fvered to the Sheriff of honioe County, who
on the 18th day of July A. d. 1851, for want
of gooIs and chattles whereen TO levy levied
on "a acres of land in section Sc, enteen and
eighteen, township seven, and range seven.
in said County Of Monroe; and also Lots num-
ber thir,y-fve and forty ei.ht, and one half
OF Lot number thirty three. in the town OF
Calais in said County, and the object and may.
er~of said petition is to ascertain the j or :
Of the liens, and for an order OF sale 10 . !
premises for the satisfaction Of said ju~ seI
ment. r--t, -s.-1 ~ .. Z .-s sr
> The said Norton Simpson is notified to ap
pear ard answer said petition within the time
specified by law, or the same will be taken az
true and decree accordingly. --.f,
J. II. COLLINS. Plffs, Atty.
April Is, 1S64.--Uw.
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Proceedings of the Central
Committee Of Monroe
Ceunty.

The Democratic Central Committee
n,st pursuant to the call Of the Chairman,
Wn. Truax, John Dougherty was elect
Ell Secretary.
The following resolutions was adopted:
Resolped, That the Convention be held
on the delegate system, and that each
T,wnship be entitled to three delegates.
Rssoived, That each Township hold a
nAseting on the
Second day Of July,
for the purpose of electing the delegates
to The County Convention, TO nominate
candidates for the various County OH
ces to be filled on the Second Tuesday OF
O..ober 1864
lResoloed, That the delegates meet on
J. 4th day If July, 1854,
at ons o'clock for the purpose Of nomi-
mating County Ticket.
Rcsoiccd lhat the rules heretofore
adopted for the government of similar
Conventions be adopted for the govern
nent of this.
Resoloed, That Committee of 3 be ap-
pointed TO correspond with the various
committees Of other Counties of the 10th
Congressional District to fix the time o.
holding the Congressional Convention
Samuel Grimshaw, 7. III. F. Passmore
and John, s. Way, was appointed sale
Committee.
Resolved, That corresponding Com
mittee of one from each Township be ap
pointed to correspond with the County
(ya-rasnondinp Committee
The Chairman appointed the following
Adams, K. Headley; Benten, Georgt
8. Algeo; Bethel, Thomas Martin; Centre
James o. Amos; Franklin, VIM. s. Way
Green, John Gillespie, Jackson, Elias
Barker; Malaga, Barnett Mann; Ohio
T. G. Allen; Perry, s. A. Morgan; Suns
bury, Israel D. Riley; Summit, Isaa
Barnhart; Seneca, John P. Spriges; Sa
lem. James Messerly;. Switzerland, Jacol
Davis; Washington, John Beardmore
Wayne, John A. Berry.
RssJIped, That at the time the Town
ssliips hold their Convention they elect on
delegate to the Congressional Convention
but should said Congressional Conven
tion come of before the 4th day OF Jul
13s4, the Township Corresponding Com
mittee are 70 act as delegates to said Con
gre.sional Ccuvention.
On motion the Committee adjourned.
VIM. IRUAX, Chairman.
JOHN DoUGHERTY, Sec'y.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


Nelson Barkes Levi Barkes, Wilson Barkes.
Nary Barkes, Elisabeth Earkes, Nancy Latti
more and Isaac baltimore her husband, Ann
Rush and Isaac Rush her husband, David
BarlSes, Samuel Barkes, Archy BArSes, George
Barkes, Daniel Barkes, and Henry Cats will
will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on the 3rd day of May, A. D..
1864, in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Monroe, by Marx Al
bert, ana is now pending, wherein said Marx
Albert demands partition of the following
real estate, to wit:
The east half OF the, south west quarter of
section twenty foaI, in township four, of range
four, in the county OF Monros and State of
Ohio, containing ssventy-six aDdseventy hun
deedth acres, and that at the next terna of sa:d
Court the said Marx Albert will apply for an
order THAT PARTITION May be made ef said
premises. 41sfe
AMOS & PASSAORE,
Attys for Petitioner.
May IL ls64.-ew.
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