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Rebel Reports.
The TERMS OF PEACE PROPOSED BY
LINCOLN.
JFrom the Richmond whig, Feb. ~

1From the Richmond Whig, Feb. IL
Oae wsuld imagine that, after feur
years Of crael warfare, after experiencing
all horrors which refined and diabolical
ingenuity ceuld inflict, after seeing their
lands aesolated, their homes destroyed,
their brothers slaughtered, their women
outraged, their property plundsred, it
would be punishment enough to be forced
to return to that Unlen, to escape from
which they had dared and suffered all
those missries. But it is net new the
saeranental Union that Lincsln wants
He demands an unconditional submission
to the laws and authority of the United
States--the s9rt Of submission which the
slave yields TO the masters the kind of
submission which the tortnrer expects
from his victim, and ,hs sxecutioner iroR,
the criminal. If there is now remaining
ansDg this eonisdesate people and one so
base as 10 ysasn for reunion with the
Yankees, or ior the oAly kind of recon
straction that is possible. let him know
that he cannot be admitted to Yankee
association az an equal svsa with Yam
KEGS; bat as criminal and an cut Law
whe has forfeited every right, whose
lands DO longer belong to him, whose
slaves ars to bs hencetorth his masters.
whose house is to be occupied by seme
fortunate New England emigrant and
whese family is to he driven from the
sell to make room for the race sf the
espquersr.
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Quiet in General Sheridan's
Department..

New YORK, Feb. 13.-The Hsfald's
dispatches from Sheridan's headquarters,
show that, though everything remains
comparatively quiet in the Shenandoah
valley, the strictest vigilance is still ex-
orcised by the national forces there, and
the country is frequently patrsled by
scouting and recsansitering parties. The
regular rebel troops are stationed at diff
fsrent points in the upper part Of the
valley, but the guerrillas are prewling
around in some of the eeunties between
the Blue Ridge and the Allegheny nsun-
tains.
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TEE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, Fsbraary IA, 1865.
eENATE,
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Senats adopted the Hsuse jsint
resolution, iustructing the Secretary of
State to furnish Fulton county with the
Ohio Law reports.
Phe House jeint resolution, requiring
the Secretary of State to furnish missing
yeluaes Of Ohio State reports, to certain
counties, was referred to the Judiciary
cemaaittee, with distractions to rsPsrt q
general bill sn the subject.
Mr. Hart offered the following jeint
resolution:
WHEREAS, Since the breaking cut Of
the rebellion, many thousands of soldiers
fren Ohis have lest their livss in defense
ct the nation, and while few have been
brought home fer burial, the great ma
jority lie in unknown graves in distant
States; and,
WHEREAS, It is becoming the people
of the State whose rights have been de-
Tended by the soldiers yaler, to pay
homer and respect to the memery Of our
gallant dead; therefore,
Resotped, That the standing csnmittss
on Military Affairs, OF both Houses, act.
ine JoihtAy, De instructed 70 take lnte
consideration, and report to the Genera
Assembly at an early day, plan to secure
the setting apart and dedication Of suita,
bic grounds within the State, and the
erection Of monument by which to Gem
msno crate the names and virtues of all sol
diers who have enlisted in the military
service frsn Ohis and lest their lives in
the war far tha TTniop
Referred to the csmmittee en- Military
Affairs.
The amended House bill to prevent
and punish certain crines therein named
was taken frsn the table and passed, with
the title amended so as to read bill s'te
punish persons who leave their places e1
residence for the purpose of avoiding cor.
fscription. y,
The Senate went inte eomnittee Of ths
Whole en- the Senate bill to increase tbs
compensation Of the memhers and officers
Of the Legislature. After seine tim.
spent therein, the comnitte rsse, recsm
mending the indefinite pestponsment o
the bill. s,s.r,.s 'qz
| On molten of Mr.. Stevenson, the bill
was postponed till the first day of Narcl
next. Adjourned,
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NOBLE County NEws.-We take the
fsllewing items from the Noble County
Republican,
We are in possession of nothing new in
the "oil line" We have heard of no
late strikes. Several test wells are going
down in the vicinity Of this place, bat as
yet without any very fattering prospects
Of success. In consequences Of this state
Of things, many oil men are standing
alsef-" waiting and watching" to see
what they "shall see" Others, however,
less timid, are flying round the country
ensthe wings of the wind "gobbling up"
all the oil sites ard oil territory that car
be had, and at fabulous prices. We
therefore give it as eur decided opinion,
there is no abatement in the oil excite
ment in Duck Greek Valley.
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New YoRK, Feb. 1b.-Ths Herald's
Washiugtes special says eficers irsm the
forces operating against Mobile, whs ar
rived here this evening, confirm the re-.
ported evacuation of that place. Hun
areds Of deserters have ceme Of to the
army and to the feet, and unaninsusly
agree in the statement that nsariy alIths
rebel troops have left that place, and that
it will be surrendered whenever demand
fer it shall be made even If the fsrce by
which it is backed up shall net be very
large enc. The cstton has all bssn re-
moved from the city into the interisr.-
Our feet are busily engaged in renewing
ebstructiens, and expect to be able to
reach the city BY the 1st of March.
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The Draft Postponed--Recruit
ing to go on.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lit has been
Incorrectly understood that the draft was
to take place to day. The Presidents
proclamation said that if the quotas we're
not filled by the 18th then there would
be draft. On Monday the Provost Mar
shat General issued orders that in locali
ties where the quotas were net filled by
the 10Th, preparations be made fer draft
When ready fer the draft, it will take
place at snos. In the meanwhile recruit.
ing can go en-. This has been the usual
proceeding.
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lHHeREAsE IN, PRICE.

From saa affsr the commencement Of
The next volume, The price Of this paper
will Be TIVE dollars per year in advance.
We do net need ts explain the causes
which LED t. this, everybody knows then
sad fsels them. We have sentiausd at
SslIar and half longer than any ether
paper ia the State, but ear de So no
fssgss. 4es
We have No fears Srt that the Dsnsc-
sacy 81 the e.uaty will fally sustain u.
in this step its necessity is 50 ebvisu,
thai all mast acquisscs in it. s
The publishsr's ssnysntisn fixed ths
prizes At e, 80 in advance, and most paper.
Asvs,esaferpsd TO it, bat We will be sat,
isfsd sith tive dollars i, paid in adpancs
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Admiral Porter.
ExpeditIsn up Little River

OPTICAL COMMUNICATION FROM PORTER
NAVAL EXPEDITION UP LITTLE RIv-
ER, S. G.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Admiral Por-
ter has forwarded the following to the
Navy Department:
u. s. STEAMER MONTICELLO, OFF
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. Z, 1865
I have the hsnor to repsrt that I en-
tered Little River, 8. c., On the night Of
the 4th inst, and proceeding about eight
piles with four beats and fifty men, land
ed in the snail town of All Saints Par
ish, en- the Little river. The town was
placed under guard without the knswl-
edge of the inhabitants, and / succeeded
in capturing some soldiers and arms. l
held the place all the next day and dis
covered and destroyed absut sleo,00o
werth Of cotton. I alse captured 2 Hats
at the mouth of the harbor, containing
% bales of cettsn, which had at some
time been renewed from blockade run
aer to tighten her. These we brought
eff, together with ssme niggers.
The South Carolina planters aud all
men when met, professed to be willing
to Gene back uader the old government,
and most of them seemed to be loyal
nen, enly waiting the emancipation from
military rule.
On the 9Th I sent tive hsa,s crews
ashore in Charlotte inlet, under the COM
maud Of an Acting Master, whs surprised
and routed the rebel fsrce detailed to eel
lect provisions in that country, capturing
six soldiers with their arms and eqaip
nents, andAdestroying the stores, which
had been gathered fer the enemy at Fort
Anderson. The soldiers lately stationed
at Charlotte had hsea withdrawn to assist
in the defense of WILMINGTON.
Two hundred rebels are still at Sock
weeds Fslly. The woods are full Of de-
ssrters.
Very respectfully, ysur obodiest ser
want. W. B. CUSHING,
Lieut.. Commanding.
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One Of the Peace Propositions

We learn from private source thai,
at the csnfcrencs between Mr.. Linssln
and the confederate Commissioners, at
Fortress Monroe, Mr. Stephens proposed
the Following to the President: The
elsven seeded States to take vote
whether they will come back, OF remain
cut Of the Union; the vete to be taken,
on day to be 6xed by Mr.. Lincoln. and
Commissioners from the United States to
Be appsintsa fer the eleven States, to see
that ths vots was fairly taken. without
Intimidation from the army sr any other
quarter Ifsthree- fourths Of the votes
Of eight states and majority Of the
votes OF three States did net vote to re-
main satgf the Unies, the Coufederates
Wsuls lay down their arms and return to
the Onion without conditions. Mr.. Lin
ssln declared the propositions to be mad
MissibIe - Enquirer
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sherman Across the Edisf..

WASHINGTON, Feb. lit is stated
that the substance of dispatch from
General Grant to the Government, re-
ceiyed to-day; is that Richnend papers Of
Monday say Sherman has crossed the
Edisto, which was the line held by Gen.
Hardee defending Branchville. Acesr-
ding to the same rebel Authority, per-
ten of Shermal's ferces are tws-thiras Of
the way frem the Ediste to Columbia, an
important point forming the junction Of
the Charlotte and South Carolina, and the
Greenville and Columbia railroads, whick
connect with the railroads to Richmond.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Flag, with convoy of Il vessels, lead
ed with captured cetton from Savannah,
arrived this merning, Ne news. Major
Gen. Scho6eld has assumed command Of
the Department Of North Carolina, This
places him at the, head Of all military
forces now operating in the vicinity of
Wilmington. 1t is expected General
Terry will command corps under Schs-
field. The latest advices from Cape Fear
river were to the Sth All quiet.
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February a. Is6E--1y
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The TERROR OF THE DRAFr.-Gsv
Brsughs in his late message, states thi.
startling fact:
'It is estimated that the number Of men
whe fed from this State as the recent
draft approached and during its execution
exceeded twenty thousand. Ts such an
extent has this emigration gene that in
some cases, stksre were net nen ensugb
left in the townships ts Gil the quotas.
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circles, that Branchvills is in Sherman's .
pssssssien, and that Charleston is being
evacuated. 1t is expected that Richmond
and Wilmington VII be evacuated aiss,
and that the rebels will make desperate
attempt to concentrate their fsrcs, and
sndeavor to crush Sherman while he is
in the interior. There is 30 doubt but
that the removal Of slaves, &c, Ssuth
from Richmond lately, lesk to its aban-
dsnment at ne distant day.
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SENTENCED TO BE SHeT.-John jack
sen, Of the 9Th regiment artillery, N. Y.
volunteers, has been sentenced to be shot
on Friday next at Harpers Ferry jack
sen was charged with desertien,s and re-
ceived a trial by court martial one day
last weak when he was feand guilty and
sentenced as above. Gen. Crook has APP
proved oftthe sentence, and the executioa
will, in all probability, take place on the
day named.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The next semi annual meeting Of the Nom
roe County Teachers Association will be held
in Wsodsfeld, commanding on
MON DAY, MARCH TWENTY.
SEVENTH, 1865,
at ] ! o'clock P. NJ, and continue in session
ONE WEEK. sn8sa s sa&s sssss
Hon Z. b. WrITE, State Cemmissioner sud
Prof, RoBRRr KIDD, of Cincinnati, the great
Elocutionist, will be present TO conduct the
exercises. esfs - ts9a sst
Teachers, it is for your advantage and for
the upbuildiug and dissemination Of knswl-
e i9e that the Association has been organised.
therefore turn out generally and let us have
goo / time. The Examiners will also be
present ole day for the purpose of Rxamina-
tion. BY order of the Association.
}. A. lcCOMAS, Ssc'y.
a. n. B. Good boarding has been sseur>
ed at reduced prices for Teachsrs at the
Bleomer House.
/ Feb, Is, ltss.,
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Audaci0us>

The editor of that most excellent paper,
the Holmes Ceanty Farn,er net hs'ing
the fear of bastiles nor gui .otines beEcre
his eyes, puts forth the following:
PRESENTS. person in Washing
ten City has presented Mrs. Lincoln with
a fine pair of hor.ss. II seme person
would presents married lady of this com
muuity with pair of horses, the d.
would be to pay pretty seen.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 14.-Thers was a
fight Saturday night in Garrison ceunty
between the home guards, sndsr Capt.
Bates, and gang of guerrillas, said to
be part Of Lyons command. The guer-
rillas were routed with less Of six kill
led. Bates loss was enc killed and one
wounded.
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NEW YoRK, Feb 15-Ths Worlds
Washingten correspondent reiterates a
former statement that the rebels would
soon evaeuate Richmond and the Atlantic
csast, and fall back to the mountainous
interior. He now says Lee and Beaure-
gard will command two grand armies, and
that preparations are being made fer an
overwhelming attack en- Sherman.
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CONE TO GRIEF.

Capt. NASH, Provost Marshal at Clevs-
land, has been charged with perpetrating
numerous frauds in his Office, and i'll con
sequence thereof he has been indicted by
the Grind Jury of yhe United States Dis
trict Court, new in session in that city.
IF ali the rascals in LINCOLN 5 smPisy
were indicted it would make high eld
time for lawyers.-Holmes County Far
n.er.
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Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
was, on the list day of Dssember, 1854, ap.
pointed by the Probate Court OF Monroe
County, 0his, Administrator Of the Estate sf
William R. Burton, deceased.
JAMES MEssERLY, kdm'r.
Feb. "a, 1ss5.-3w. pd.
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Stolen

NN the 18th day of Februa,y 1855, from
" the subscriber in Washington Township.
Monroe County, Ohio, ons BAY MARE, seven
years old this spring, with q Blind Bride,
white spofeon her nose, and biemishes on
the right fors-ankle. ~ H4f&
81 reward of ten dollars will be given
fol the recovery of the above mare. -
A. C. KNowLToN.
Feb. az, isss-sw 81 4
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Papers on
the General Assem- bly,.
From The Springfield Republic. ]

From The Springfield Republic.]
There is general popular demand thai
the General Assembly should give indus
trious attention to business. Its present
session has net been characterized by such
attentisn The Bounty bill, the Relief
bill. and other i'm portant measures ought
to be in force. They might be if eul
Legislators lad given to public affairs
such attention as success in private husi-
ness regards. ~ aa
[From The Cincinnati Commercial.I
5 The Dayton .Joxrnal says bill is to
be introduced into the Legislature to pre-.
hibit school-b boys from playing ''tag" at
recess. The Legislature is full OF bust
ness and detsrsiae to make, laws enough
10 force everybody to be virtueus.
lFrom the Same
The public may have been curious to
know what become Of Mr.. Senator Eg-
glestsn's resolutions relating to the i'm
position OF one per cent, tax Oh the val
uatien Of real estate; and thirty three
cents per acre on land. They were, al
the request Of Mr.. f., referred to the
cemwittss On Federal Relations. The
eemnittee promptly reported them. with
the Recommendation that they be indefnit.
ely postponed, and the Senate unahi nous
ly agreed to the report. Mr. E. himself
vstsd for their indefinite postpsaeuent
thus assisting to strangle his own sf-
spring.
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peace Between Spain and
Peru.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Advioes from
Calico of the zsth Of January say that
the Spanish Peruian question had been
settled. The terms are said to be that
Peru shall pay three millions Of dollars
fer the expenses Of the Spanish expsdi-
ten. Peru obtains possession Of the
Chncha Islands, admits Spanish envsy,
and admits the interest of the Spanish.
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MONROE coMAoN PLEAS.
Sherifs Sale.
Adsnijah Powell.
against
John Thsmas.

John Thomas.
BY Tirtue of writ Of venditioni Exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, Will offer for
sale at public auction, at tho front door Of the
courthouse, in the town of Wcodsfeld, in
said county, between he hours OF ten o'clock
q. m. and 4 o'c ock p. m, Of said day on
Saturday the 25th da, Of March 1885,
the following described real estate, situate in
said ccuuty, to wit: a&s
The north half of the north east quarter
Of the south east quarter of section eighteen,
township thfce and range fsnr, containing
twenty acres, mere or less. 3aa
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of John Thomas, at the suit Of
Adonijah Powell
GEO. W. CARROTHERS, lit
Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
Feb. q lse5--Sw.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber was, on the 18th day Of
February, 1855, appointed by the Probate
Conr' Of Monroe County, Ohio. Administrs-
tor Of he Estate OF Levi Lupton, deceased.
JOHN GRIFFITH,
b. y, 1865 3w. pd. Admir-.
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An ell well twssty barrels per day has
been sunk within the city limits of Chioa-
60, about thirty feet distant from the ar
tesian we'll recently bered.
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nA- -Four hundred papers have given
Up the ghost within year, en- account Of
the high price Of paper.
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From Petersburg.
Fruifs of the Late Contest.
DEATH OF WOUNDED OFFICERS.
The OPERATIONS ABOUT PETERSBURG ON
THE 9Th AND 7TH.

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Riehmoad pa
pers of the 9th have the following:
PETERSBURG, Feb. There was heavy
firing on our right yesterday and ts-day,
which resulted favorably, to eur arms.
During reconnaissance made against
Pegram, beyond Hatcher's run, yesterday,
the enemy attacked and forced his divi-
sisn back some distance. He was rein
forced by General Gerdon's division,
when in turn the enemy was forced back.
A second tine the enemy, being reinforc-
ed by corps, attacked and drove our men
until the latter was strengthened by Ma
hons division, commanded by Finnegan.
a grand charge by the three divisions
was made and the ensmy's lines broken.
A running fight was kept ap until dark,
whom the Yankees took shelter In their
works on Hatchsrs run, from which they
were not driven. Gen. Pegram was killed,
Many of the enemy were killed and
weanded and few taken prisoners. Our
loss is several hundred.
This morning the enemy advanced up
on and charged our lines Sosth Of Bur
CESS mill, bat were handsomely y repulsed.
In charge upon the enemy, General
Serrell, of Georgia, was painfully wound
cd. Very heavy firing was heard late
this afternoon in the same direction, bat
the cause is unascertained.
The FEDERALs STILL HOLD POSSESSION
OF THEIR DEFaN,Es AT HATCHER' IS
| RUN.
New YORK, Feb 1.-THE Richnend
Examiner says it appears that the enemy
still held his dsfsnees at Hatcher's run
where he is reported to be heavily en-
trsnehed. His movement Of cavalry in
the direction Of Dinwiddie Court Hsuse
seems to have been planned and executed
to give his infantry time to eatrench al
Hatcher's run, which they seem to have
done very eGectually. As matters stanc
the Yankees have extended their line.
tive or three miles, but have not advanced
them. Besides the casualties of officers
mentioned in Gen. Lees report, we heal
that of Capt Floyd, of the Florida bri
gade, who was killed, Col. Scott, Of Flori
da, painfully wounded, and Capt, Young
Of Gen. McRae's staff, severely wounded
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Latest from Sherman.


WAsHKarcN, Feb. I6-Ma ajor Stall
brand, shief Of artillery Of the 18th
serps Of Shermaa's army, has arrived
herss bringing dispatches to Government
He says ShermaH's plans are not general
ly kaswE to his own army, although he
has its entire eoaf fdence Il was Blair s
divisiens which defeated the enemy al
Rivers bridge, the soldiers wading to
their Waists to make the attack A little
nerthMest ef that peiRt is a fire produe-
tive section of csuntry. easily travelled,
vith.seod reads and abosndirg in sup
plies s
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 16.-A special to
the Evsaisg Bulletin says: Richmond
papers .sf the 18th indicate that Sher
mans advance cavalry are ss far north as
Florenoest the second important railroad
junction srthe be.ders sf Nsrth Carroll
ma They announce all telegraphie and
raiiroad cen ms nicatien with Charleston
destroyed, thus showing that Sherman
left cslnmn must have struck the North
eastern Railroad, ruHniag ffsn Charleston
to Flsrenee. sss -
Richnsnd papers of the 18th received
day, shoE. that the question of armine
the slaves ha> been temporarily laid aside
in the rebel Congress.
DEFAeED CURRENCY 1T ID net geHer-
ally Known, yet it is fact that Psstnas-
tsrs are obliged to receive and exchange
stmaps fer fractional currency, ne matter
how nuch dsfscsd, provided ons-twsa-
isth psrt be net nissiag.--Es.
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Administrators Notice.

Feb. %. lss5--Sw.
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February az, 1sss--ly.