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A Republican Editor i'm Search
Of fEnfOrmatiOn--IIe Gets 1t.

The Detroit Tribune, CRep.) has the
following for the benefit of the editor of
the Chicago Republican, who affects not
to know who General George w. Morgan,
the Democratic candidate for Governor of
Ohio, is, and meanly insinuates that he
left the army on account of cowardice.-
The Tribune says:
The Chicago Republican inquiries
whether George w. Morgan, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio, is the
same individual, &c.
Does it? The Chicago Republican,
edited by Charles A. Dana, late Assistant
Secretary of War, wants to know who
General George W. Morgan ls-does it ?
Well, if Mr.. Charles A. Dana will turn
to "Vol. XVI, New American Cyclopedia
V-zWI, edited by George Ripley and
Charles A. Dana,'' he will find his life
and character fully described by the biog-
raphical hand of Charles A. Dana afore-
said He will there discover that the
man whom he would now basely insinuate
is coward, is recorded as one who ''at
the age of 16, enlisted as private in a
company raised in Western Pennsylvania
to aid the Texans in their struggle for
independence" and by his bravery rose
to the rank of Captain, with which he
returned home after the struggle was over.
He will. there find that he has recorded
General Morgan as the man who at the
outset of the Mexican war raised and led
the I'd regiment of Ohio Volunteers to the
field, and on the expiration of his term
of service was, In consequence of the fit
ness he had shown, made Colonel of the
18th Regular Infantry, Gin which capaci-
| ty he participated in the campaign of the
Valley of Mexico under Gen. Scott, and
for his gallantry at Contreras and Churu-
busco, at the latter Of which places he was
severely wounded, received the thanks
of the Ohio Legislature, and was promoted
to be Brigadier General by brevet." He
] will there find that he has recorded Gen.
Morgan's acts in public life from the close
/ of the Mexican War to the outbreak OF
| the rebellion, when he volunteered his
services and was made Brigadier Gen
eral, his deeds in which capacity are
/ lglowingly neutrality-suspicious. in the
affair of Cumberland Gap, in which he is
declared to have accomplished objects cir
spite of almost .insuperable obstacles.
IF the late Assistant Secretary of War and
the editor of the Cyclepedia, in the face
of the public and what he has put fortf
lover his own name in relation to Gen
Morgan's career, can now eat his OWL
words and insinuate what he dare mo-
lopenly allege, cowardice against the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor of Ohio
he can do this he must be greater LA
land dirter dog than-well-than even th'
editor of the Republican is supposed t.
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CLOTHING. Those of our readers who
are in want (and who is not p of Fall and
Winter clothing would do we'll to give
Stein Brothers call. They have just
received one of the largest, best assorted,
and we'll made-up stocks of goods to be
found in the city. They have secured
the services of some of the best workmen
in the country and guarantee to give sat
isfaction, in quality, fit and price, to all
who will favor them with their custom.
Our young friends Messrs Beans and Gug-
genheimer, have the management of the
branch house here, and are very clever
gentlemen, and business men of the first
grade.
Their wholesale stock is very large, and
is all gotten up under the supervision of
the firm. Country merchants will find
here every thing in the way of clothing.
made in the lateststyle, and at low figures,
Read their advertisement, and give them
visit WELDING Redister.
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the
| Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, !
will offer for sale at public anction, on
Saturday, the 21st day of October, 1865,
between 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and o'clock p. M,
of said day, upon the premises, the following
described real estate, situate in the county Of
Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: The east
half of the northeast quarter of section elev'
en-, township two, range four, containing eighty
acres. AFa
TERMS OF SALE One third cash in hand
one-third in one year and one-third in two
years from the day of sale. The deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured tt
the satisfaction of the undersigned.
HENRY RES SEGER,
sep2Ow5. Admir- of John Lutby, decd.
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RadicaIism I'm a Bad Way.

The Anti-Slavery Standard Pounds its
only hope upon the impeachment of Pres
ident Johnson. It mourns over the sad
estate of the radical party as follows:
"Day by day the fruits of our victories
are taken from us and handed over to our
enemies, by man in whom, as Gov.
Perry of South Carolina says, the South
has complete confidence. IF the South
has, the North certainly has not.
''Is there no remedy for this !? Are
we to bear it for near five years more
Evidently, unless the House of Represen-
tatives has the moral courage to impeaeh
Mr.. johnson before the Senate, the ap-
pointment of these men, and their contin-
uance in Office in open defiance of the law
of the United States, offers sufficient
ground. Then let the House do the work
which is before it, and iberate us from
Mr.. johnson"
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16. Aesolved, That the four dollars
Commutation Tax is oppressive, and ought
"a bo ,oooo1oJ

U. w.,
Communication Tax is oppressive, and ought
to be repealed.
II. Resolved, That freedom of speech.
of the press, and of elections, hobeas COR
pus and trial by jury, are the birthright
of all American citizens, guaranteed by
both Federal and State Constitutions; that
we will maintain and defend them as such
in every extremity; and that we denounce
especially the arrest of citizens by mill
tary authority in States or places where
the civil tribunals are unmolested, and
their execution, Imprisonment or trial by
military commissions, as palpable infrac-
tions of the Constitution, and outrageous
upon public liberty and private life.
Is Rcsolued, That the continued sus-
pension of the writ of ha6eas corpus since
the termination of the war, and when all
pretense of necessity is passed--the deni-
al of the right of trial by jury, and the
trial Of citizens not in the military service
by military commissions--and the open
interference with elections by military
power, as in the recent instances in Ken
lucky and Tennessee--are revolutionary
violations of the Constitution, threaten
ing the very existence of our most ancient
and sacred rights; that they portend dan
ger to the liberties of the country greater
than has ever before menaced them, and
which it is the duty of all good citizens
to meet with the most determined oppo-
sition and most sleepless vigilance.
19. ResozUed, That, while we will, res
olutely and persistently. condemn all in.
fractions of the Constitution bv whom.
soever committed, and while we regret
that the terms Of pacifcation agreed to by
Maj. Gen. Sherman in April last,we not
at once ratified by the Federal Executive,
we will, nevertheless, stand by President
johnson In all Constitutional efforts to
immediately restore to the States the ex-
else of their rights and powers within the
Union.
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Monroe County Teachers AS
Sociation. p aa,

THE next meeting of this Association will
Il be held in Cla.ington, commencing Mon
day, October l6, 1865, and continue in
session one week.
Hon. E. E. White, State School Commits
sioner, and other able Educators, will be pres
emit to conduct the exercises and give Lectures
to the Association.
Teachers, you are earnestly requested to
turn out, one and al, and let US have the best
meeting ever held in the county. We also
give a cordial invitation to Teachers of Bel
mont and Washington, and other adjoining
counties. Come! one and all, and we will do
you good.
Good Boarding has been procured at Hotels
and private houses, for those attending the
Association, at the very lowest rates--from
81 SO to So so per week.
By order of the association.
sep6td. JAS. A. MeCOMAS, Sec.
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nR TALRoTT,s PILLS

DR.. LBoTT'S PILLS
Composed of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs of the highest medici-
nal value, intallible in the cure of all diseases
of the Liver or any arrangement of the Di-
gestive Organs. They remove all impurities
of the blood, and are unequaled in the cure
of Diarrhe, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Sorofula,
Billiousness. Liver Complaint, Fevers, Head
ache, Piles, Mercurial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half pill. From one to
three pills viii cure ordinary cases, and from
one to three boxes will cure any curable case
of no matter how long standing. Price 81
per box. Trade supplied or sent by mail.
v. MOTT TALBOT, NJ. D., & co.
14Iy. 62Fulton Street, New York
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M n RE ID.

TIPTON-- --EAToN.--On the 10th of August,
1865, by Rev. VIM. A. Blake, Mr.. L. D. Upton
and Miss Leanna Eaton, all OF Graysville, D.
DENT-FEARLE.-On the 10th of August,
by Rev. Alex. Bell, Mr.. George Dent and Miss
Rebecca ]. Fearle.
COOKE-DAvIS.- On the 27th of August,
by the same, MIR. James Cooke and Miss La
verna A. Davis.
OKEY-SCOTT.-o the 10th of Septem-
ber, by the same. Mr.. Levin 0. okey and Miss
Sarah ]. Scott.
YoUNG-NEAL.--On the Sd inst, by Rev.
A. D. Nc Cormick Mr.. Silas E. Young and MISS
Clarissa E. Neal, all of Belmont County, o.
FF-MELLOTT.- the 9th inst, by
R. Workman, Esq, Mr.. George Wolff and
Miss Margaret ]. Mellott,an of Monroe Coun
| ty, Ohio. .5l4fe
LOY--HOLLIDAY.- -On the 2Sth ult., BY
the same, Mr.. William 10y and Miss Marga
| ret Jane Holiday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE CATAwBA BRANDY.

CINCINNATI, OHIo, March Is, 1868.
hereby certify that by authority invested
in me by the State of Ohio, as medical in
spector of alcoholic liquors for Hamilton
county, have inspected samples of liquors,
called Catawba Brandy and, Swedish Brandy,
manufactured by C. w. Roback, at Nos. Sc,
5S, so and 81 East Third street, and find said
liquors free from.poisonous impurities. The
distillatien is conducted by the steam medi-
'um, by which method purity and uniform
perfection is attained. ~
In testimony whereof witness my sigma
ture .his 18th day of March, 1853,
DAVID O'CosNELL, M. D.
Chemical Inspector Of alcoholic liquors OF
Hamilton county, Ohio.
C. w. Roback challenges the comparison
of the best French Cognac with his fine Ca
tawba Brady, which has been pronounced by
the medical faculty superior for medicinal
purposes to any brandy ever made.
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST.
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Dialogue.

SUPERyIsoR.-See here, my friend in
blue, are you soldier ? r
SoLDIER.-I have been one
SUPERvIsoR.-In what Regiment?
SoLDIER.-In the 116th Ohio.
SUPERyIsoR.-Well, it is the law that
you must work two days on the public
roads, and as they are in very bad condi-
ton I shall expect you tomorrow.
SoLDIER.--I am informed that those
who belong to the home militia are ex-
empted from labor on the public highways
and get dollar and half a day for mus
tering. without doing any fighting, while
I got but SIG month and endangered
my life almost constantly 1t does moi
seem fair
SUpERvIsoR.-What you say is all true
And 1 may add that you must, also,- be
fore the 18th of September pay four doll
ars into the county treasury for the pur
pose of keeping up the home militia, o.
the collector will seize that pig you art
fattening for your winters meat to pa.
the four dollars, penalty and costs.
SoLDIER.-That seems worse yet. Yo'
assure me it is the law. We were inform
ed and constantly reminded while in tn
army that the "Copperheads'' were con
tinually seeking to wrong US, and sup
pose they passed this unjust law.
SUPERvIseR.-The law was passed b
the Ohio Legislature, in wich there wa
not one Democrat, or "Copperhead.' a
| you call them, in FIVE. The Democrat
all voted against it, and the Republican
all voted for it. ~
SoLDIER.-Well, if it's the law [ SUI
pose [ will be compelled to stand it, an
if get to like it pretty well, and conclud
myself no better than negro, ! will vol
the Republican ticket this fall.
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ICommunicated.]
RIonMoND, August 23, L

RICHMOND, August 70, 1860.
ARcHBoLD, ESQ, WooDsFIELD, Ono
SIR: I don't desire to enter into political
letter vindicating Va, my policy, or any
thing of that kind. You know me. I
know you. We have common country.
You have in your county large number
of tobacco growers. What l desire to
say to you is this: We have the finest
tobacco growing region in the world, in
Virginia. The native leaf is now worth
% cts. per pound. The opinion of ftobac-
CO growers is, in the State, that the
amount produced must raise the price 80
per cent higher. White labor is honorable
now. Call this to the attention of your
men; send them here; there is a fine
opening. I am. &c., 3 1855
e F. 81. PEIRPoINT. a
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the
| Probate Court, of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday the 21st day of October, 1865,
between 10 o'clock. A. M. and 4P. M. of said
day, upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the County OF
Monroe and State of Ohio, to wit: The
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter oil
section twenty six, township three, range five,
containing forty acres.
TERMS OF SALE. - One third cash in
hand, one third in one year and one third in
two years from the day of sale. The deferred
payments to bear interest and be secured to
the satisfaction of the undersigned.
JOSIAH WILSON,
sep2Ow5. Admir- of Henry M. Cline, decd.
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Notice,

TNHIS is to warn all persons from harboring
i or trusting. on my account, John Hender-
son, an indented apprentice, who was persua,
ded to leave my house and employ on the
10th inst, without cause or provooation.
am attached to the boy, and would prefer
that he would come back; but if he persists
in staying away, l win put the law in force on
all persons harboring or trusting him on my
account. after this date. JOHN Robson.
Septic, ,'65w3'
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THE FAIRs.-Belmont Independent
Fair, at Belmont, Sept. 10, 20 and 21.
Belmont County Fail, at ST. Clairsville,
Sept 27, % and 20. r
Harrison County Fair, at Cadiz, Octo.
ber 4, and 6.
Wheeling Island Fair, October 10, II
II and 13. ..F.ls.,gs.@ .,s,,...
Guernsey County Fair, at Washington
Oct. and 6.
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Notice.

T'HoSE persons who placed money in the
L hands of Samuel Hurd, at Winchester,
Va, in June, 1868, or those to whom it was
to be delivered, will meet at the late resi-.
dence of Samuel Hurd, in Adams township,
Monroe County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 21st day of October, 1865,
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day to
have the amounts ascertained, and to dis:
tribute the amount saved.
Sept2O,'66.' LOUISA HURD.
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.saa.Our town authorities should adopt
some measures to have our streets clean
ed. Their condition is. disgraceful.-
There is great deal of sickness in vari-
Gus parts Of the country, and unless some
sanitary measures are adopted we must
expectto be scourged with it.
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B L O O M E r H @ U S e
WOOdsfield. Ohio.
REESE HENDERSON,, Proprietor

THIS well-knswn and popular house has
i been thoroughly REFITTED and REFURNIsHED
by the present proprietor. His TABLE will
compare favorably with the best in Eastern
Ohio. His
STABLES ARE THE VERY BEST
in the town and the town, and the most ca
pacious.
Every attention will be paid to guests, and
every accommodation afforded to make them
comfortable.
-:o:-
fssyH The GAINESVILLE Hacks leave his door
daily, and the Sunfsh Hack every alternate
day. aug23m6.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W: 7. slscIAR; ohice,in Court
House, Cup stairs.)
Auditor.M. HosFYLER; Office in Court House,
Cup stairs.)
Treasurer, WIN. Read; Office adjoining Court
House, down stairs.)
Clerk of Court, JERE WILLrAMs; Office in
Court House, cup stairs.)
Prosecuting. Attorney, J. o. AMOS Office
East side of public square.
Recorder, D. o. CoNNoR; Office adjoining Court
House, (down stairs.)
Sheriff, GEo. W. CARRoTHERs; Office in Court
House, Cup stairs.) -ga
Commissioners, GKo.. 8. ALGEo, BARNET
MANN, wan. F. BooTH; Office with Auditor.
Surveyor, o. s. Sloan; Postofice, Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, ELIJAH MCMAHON, JOS
MOOSE, MARTIN BAKER. - - ia
Coroner, JOHN MUHLEMANN, Esq.
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D~We are informed th.t company
from Pittsburg has bought property on
Main Cross street, opposite the saw mill,
with the intention Of erecting foundry
upon it. We hope their enterprise may
be abundantlY rewarded.
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pA-T The District Court last week dis
posed of all the business before it in hall
day. Judges D. D. T. Cowen, E. E.
Evans and G. W. McIlvaine held the
term, no Supreme Judge being present.
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1g-The Baresville Oil Company, has
commenced operations in earnest They
have reached the depth of 245 feet,at the
forks of sBare's run, and are putting the
hole down rapidly.
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Henry McCIine's Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and duly qualified as
on the estate of Henry Nc Clinej
late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased
aug16w3. f JOSIAH WILSON.
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pA-We want some of our farmer sub
scribers to bring us in Ave or six bushels
of corn,on subscription; also, six or eight
cords of. good wood.
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WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES
AND PLACES:
McDougal's School House, Sunsbury Tp.,
Friday, Sept %.
Malaga, Saturday, Sept. %.
Burnt School House, Green Tp., Satur-
day, Sept. %.
Calais, Monday, Sept 25.
Blatlers School House, Ohio TIP, Mon
day, Sept 25.
Forshey's School House, Franklin Tp.,
Tuesday, Sept. 26.
New Castle, Tuesday, Sept 26.
Lebanon, Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Walnut Camp Run School House, Jack
son Tp., Wednesday, Sept. 27.
Graysville, Thursday, Sept 28.
Brownsville, Thursday, Sept 20.
Lewisville, Friday, Sept. 20.
Antioch, Friday, Sept 20.
Morris School House, Wayne Tp., Satur-
day, Sept 30.
Walters Switzerland Tp., Saturday, Sep.
80; speaking in German and English.
Miltonsburg, Saturday, Oct. T.
Two or more Of the following speakers
will be in attendance and address the
meetings: Hon. JAMES R. MORRIS, j. D.
|O'CoNNoR, ELIEL HEADLEY, J. P.
SPRIGGs, J. O. AMOS, DR.. s. GRIMsHAw,
DR.. W. T. SINCLAIR and DANIEL NEU-
HART
The meetings will all be held in the
evening.
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S@ William r, Algeo and Jas A. Nc
Comas were admitted to the bar at the
session Of the District Courtin this place
last week ~
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John Christyfs Estate.

M 10Th GE is hereby given that the Under
IN signed was, on the 23d day Of Jdne, I 90,
appointed Administrator ON the estate of John
Christy, deceased. JOE STA CKH0USE.
aug3oS3.
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"a The 62nd and 9th, Ohio Regi-
ments have been consolidated. The orr
ganization is now called the 9th Ohio
Volunteers, persons now writing to the
62nd boys viii address their letters to the
9th o. We, City Point Va.
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sEThere are, several cases of fux in
town and the neighborhood. F2zssg
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Now is Your Chance.

n ovERNMENT LAND worth ST Is per acre
VI can be bought for 80 cents per acre.
Those who wish
TO BUY CHEAP LAND
apply at the Auditors or Treasurer's Office of
Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio,
The State of Ohio will sell six hundred and
thirty thousand acres at so cents per acre,
located wherever Congress land can be found,
(mineral lands excepted)
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For Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale one horizontal
i c. NE M L L and one
@ 0 o ks e VAPOR A TO r
The Mill is geared to be attached to water,
steam or horse power; both Mill and Exapor-
ator are capable of finishing one hundred
gallons of molasses per diem. Apply to r
=. t3,} GEO. C. GRcADHAUS, sl
sept6. -asl--a ~a Cameron, Ohio.
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SB@rJudge Ben. 6Gowen has made his
annual pilgrimage to this county to tell
the Republicans how to vote. He sue
ceeded in stirring up about as,much en-
thusiasm as there usually is in well
regulated funeral procession.
rea-We invite the attention of our
readers to the great land sale of F. AZ.
Lamping, in another column of this pa
per. Now issyour chance to invest your
greenbacks. You cannot fail to be suited,
as you can get "a farm Of any size you
want, aud on reasonable terms. .
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Gen, George w. Morgan
Hon. G.. Z. Vallandigham,

Will speak at ST.. CLAIRsyILLE, Tuesday,
September 2e, 1865.
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B@The Union meeting in st. Clairs-
Vile. on Thursday, the 9TH inst, turned
odt ITO he a assgrand fzzle." The speak
ers, Hon. Jacob Dolson Cox and Sam
Galloway, were there, but the people did
not come. About a hundred or two of
the old stock of Abolitionists assembled
to hear the grand champions Of the negro
race, after which the meeting adjourned
sine de. Alasl poor Cox.
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.-O last Mednes-
day shocking accident happened to Rev.
William Weddell, living in the Southern
part of this county. In getting down
from the top Of threshing machine. with
which he was engaged, he thoughtlessly
stepped on the "feed boa-d," which was
Uttered with straw, when his foot slipped
and was caught by the cylinder and ter.
ribly mangled. In the effort to extricatt
him his other leg was caught and fright
fully torn.
Both legs were amputated, one ofthen
at the knee joint The operations, which
required high degree Of skill in surge
ry, were successfully performed by DR.
Joshua Way. He was assisted by Doc
tors Cox, Wilson and Ferrell.
Mr.. Weddell is doing well, and likel..
to recover. In the hands of one les
ekillful than DR.. Way, these difficult ant
dangerous operations would have been at
tended with extreme peril. - 50