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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition was
IN presented to the Commissioners of Mon
roe County, at their session on the 4th day
of December, 1865, asking for an extension
of the corporate limits Of the incorporated
village of .Clarington, SO as to include within
he same all of the territory attached thereto
for schoo purposes, and to make the corpo-
rate limits the same as those of Darlington
special school district; also, that they make
the same special road district.
Said petition will be for final hearing at
the meeting of the Commissioners to be held
on the 5th day of March, A.;D. 1866.
dec13w4.
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Iron City Commercial College,
AND
National Telegraph Institute

s;S. :: 9. saisa, sssa,sii (. N. Principals.
ALEX. CowLEY,
First College Building,Cor Penn & St.ClairSts
Second &C." Odd Fellows Build. 5th
Third !" Nos. 26 & % st. Clair st
ARRIVALS Foa THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 16, 1865:
A. j. Powers, Brookfeld, Trumbul. Co. o.
J. X. Long, Pittsburgh, Pa.
+. Ringley, Sewickley, Alleg'ny Co. Pa.
G. B. Armstrong, Linton, JEFF. Co. o.
w. III. Wiswell, Edinboro, Erie Co. Pa.
Al. Hopper, Herriotsville, Alle Co. Pa.
NJ. B. Brownfeld, Uniontown, Fayette
Co. Pa.
P. Nelson, Moon, Allegheny Co. Pa.
H. Harper, Tarentum, /"
J. Fl. Carter, Atlas, Belmont Co. o..
j. Edgar, Steubenville, JEFF. Co. O..
j. w. Bell, Valley Grove, Ohio Co. West
Va.
j. w. Wehn, ,Johnstown, Cambria Co. Pa.
W. G. Forsythe, Claysville, Guernsey Co.
O.
". Ague, Sewickley, ALE. Co. Pa.
For terms and information concerning the
College, address
JENKINS, SMITH & CowLEY,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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For Sale at Public Auction.

ITIoUSE and LOT in Miltonsburg, Monroe
Il County, Ohio. Also between four and
five acres of land, with
T A N N E RY, st A B i K ,
and outbuildings thereon, adjoining the town
of Milt ltonsbnrg. Also all the tools appertain-
ing to the Tannery business. This property
will be sold ON the
18th day of January. 1866,
at o'clock p. M.,at the town of Miltonsburg.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
nov29td. MICHAEL XAVIER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Holidays.-The gayest season of the
entire year is now approaching, but whilst we
are enjoying this festive season, let US not
forget that in time of health we must always
be prepared for disease. Coughs, colds, sore
throat, Group, asthma, and whoopibg cough
are speedily cured by Goes Cough Balsam.-
Whilst dyspepsia, constipation, sick-head-
ache, sour stomach, indigestion-the most
prolific source of ill-health,is certainly cured
by the timely use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-27
bg-we had multitudinous variety
(whatever that is) Of weather last week
It stormed and It blew,
SfxS II rainsd and IL thew
It drizzled and snew S
Ana .hen It gin to friz.
aarWe again urge upon our Friends !
Ana then il gin to >. friz.

sa-We again urge upon our friends in
tho country, to bring their produce in on
Saturasys,< and help US establish Sat
urday market in this place. Anything
you have to sell, corn, cornmeal, potatoes
turnips, butter, eggs, lard, -four, apples.
oats, chickens, turkeys, &c., &c., will find
ready sale Bring your produce and. .sell
from the wagons, IN the square, and try
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ls9- The young folks of the different
Sabbath Schools in this place gave an en-
tertainment Of tableaux and music on
last Thursday evening, at the NJ. E.
Church, before large and delighted au-
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According to the New York World
nine millions Of dollars were received
into the Fenian treasury, and it was ex-
pected that twenty five millions more
would be received from the sale of Fe-
nian bonds.
All volunteer medical officers, with the
exception of fifty, will be discharged
from the army on the first of January.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-27

ra- The 18th, 49th, 65th and num-
Der Of other Ohio Regis, are nowat camp
Chase, awaiting final payment and dis
chafge. 5 4. 80
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Jacob Mishnacke, Jr.'s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was, on the 31st day of October
1865, appointed Administrator on the estate
of Jacob Mishnacke, Jr., deceased.
dec20. ]. II. BRIDGEMAN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 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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Residence for Sale.

T1HE subscriber having made arrangements
i to leave Beallsville, offers his
r ESIDEN nee FOR SALE.
It is situated IN the pleasantest part Of the
town. The house is well finished, and there
is every convenience on the premises that can
be desired. 1t will suit a physician, or for
mercantile business, or most any other bust
ness. Terms accommodating.
dec2Oml. LEWIS GRATIGNY, SR.
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s9- The Treasurer Of our County is
now required, TO give boEd in the sum Of
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
this being double the amount that is like
" to come into bis hands in any one
year. -
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n@- The Ohio Legislature commences
it session on next Monday. New Years
day.
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The Lands Lots and parts of Lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio together with the
Taxes and Penalty charged thereon, agreeaby to law, are
contained and described in the following ist VIZ
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G0Id 1000, lo66, lob. Silver
| TO IS, 0 0 0 !
$S SCI! SCI! 5!
T w O D OIL L A RS!!
Man nufacfurers' Agenfs!!
Our New Mode,
One of our GOLD or SILVER Watches,
or riSilver Tea Sets for 50,
as below stated.
Our New Mode,

One of our tea sets or one piece of our Gold
or Silverware is worth a bushel of the cheap
dollar Jewelry.!
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Try Our New Mode.

Upon receipt of 25 cents, which pays fol
correspondence, postage, etc., we send one
notice.
Upon receipt of 81, which pays for cores
pondence, postage, etc., we send six notices.
Upon receipt of 81 which pays for CORES
pendence, postage, etc., we send 40 notices
and ffne present, valued at ne less than SIS
es a sample of our goods.
Upon receipt of 81 s, which pays for CORES
pondence, postage, etc., we will send $50 no
tices. and Solid Silver Watch, by return
mail.
AgentsWanted. Send for our circularl
Agents Allowed Large Cash Comm {
sion, by which They can Make $25
Weekly.
Address plainly,
REED & BROTHER.
Salesroom, Box, 513S.
"a Liberty st. New York City, N. Y.
Oct. 11m3
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TIME UNLIMITED. IN
BOOK KEEPING,
BUSINESS PENMANsHIP,
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
LECTURES Upon LAW, ETHICS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT MONEY, &c.
Other Colleges have either advanced their
tuition fee to $50, or charge $40 to SIS extra
for Penmanship. Their Books and statione-
ry, also, costing from s12 to $2o-ours cost
but SIS.
DUFF's ORIGINAL PLAN OF BUSINESS
EDUCATION, as taught in this city for about
twenty-five years, from his own systems of
Book Keeping, which are sanctioned by the
American Institute and Chamber of Commerce
and other competent authorities of New
York. as the most perfect system in use, with
w. II. DUFFs FIRST PREMIUM BUSINESS
AND ORNAMENTAL PENMASsHIP taughtin
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
twill be found by proper inquiry that this
Is the only College Of the kind IN the Union
conducted by an experienced Merchant, and
whose Penman Is . trained accountant.
GMerchants, steamers and Bankers can
always obtain thoroughly educated account
ants on application at our ONCE.
kJThose desiring our elegant new circu
lar, PIP. IS, containing an outline of our
Course Of Study and Practice, with samples
of our Penman's Business and Ornamental
Writing, must enclose TWENTY-FIVE CENTs
to p. DUFF~& SON, Pittsburgh, Pa.
EWe will mail any person enclosing n.
50, copy of either our Mercantile Or Steam
boat Book Keeping posfRsid. declSm6
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will be sold the Court House said County,
third 18th said month"; unless
penalty the sale will be continued
sold offered for sale. M HOEFFLER, County Auditor.
Dec
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Examining Surgeon for Pensions

1AVING received the appointment of Ex-
Ii amning Surgeon for Pensions, am
prepared to examine any interested, at my Of
Office, Main Street, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Dec13m2. SAMUEL GRIMSHAW.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ADVERTIsING A

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved manysa failing business;
Has preserved many a large business;
Has created many new business.
TRY 1T.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, December %, 1865:
Jacob Yost Administrator of Catharine Stall
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jacob fost Administrators OF Catharine stall
der, final.
Isaac Murray I" of Liberty Curtis, f.
nal.
Jacob Davis of Samuel Ruoh-
[ ter, final.
VIM. Montgomery of Henry Martin,
final
George Fayock of Baltzer Butt,sr,
final.
Edward Salisbury of Joshua McClary,
final.
Thomas Piatt q of Calvin p. .Knowl;
ton, final.
David Stewart Executor of Thomas Elliott
final.
Adam Path Guardian of sevilla, Kayler,fnaf
C, NJ. Morrow of POOLS heirs, final.
Aaron Barton of James Wise's heirs
partial.
John Bruner of Sohn Bauman,. Sr.
partial.
WESTERN 7. SINCLAIR,
Dec. Is, 1865. Probate Judge. :
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We have adopted the following mode of
D [ S T R | B u tt O N
by sale of $4,000 articles of valuel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-08-18
Il FL 4 = LOT
Democratic State Convention.


State Convention is hereby called to as
semble in the Capitol at Madison, at Il clock
noon, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. oGth, 1865,
for the purpose of nominating honest and patri-
otc men of liberal principles for state officers.
Each senate and assembly district viii be en-
titled to two delegates
All loualjfcd electors Of the state friendly to
the federal constitution and Union; all who ac-
cept the fact that the question Of negro slavery
as political issue has been determined by the
war, and must now give place to questions Of
national and local concern involving the inter-
ests of the whole people; all who believe the
government should be sustained in the enieay-
or TO practically restore the constitutional re-
lation between the United States and the pco-
pie thereof" +" and in al other lawful efforts 10
maintain union. establish justice, ensure do
mestic tranquility, provide for the common de-
fence promote the general welfare and secure
the blessings Of liberty: all who believe tariff
for the protection Of class interests to be a sys-
TEN Of taxation wrong in principle pcrnicious
in practice and especially oppressive to the
people 0f the west all who believe that every
portion Of our population should bear a just
share Of the burden Of state an national taxa
ton al who believe military courts for the tri
Of citizens and susp pension oft writ Of '.ha-
bras corpus F" in time Of peace. to he dagger
ous and unnecessary infringements upon the
constitutional liberties Of the people; al who
would unite in correcting the evils Of past leg
slati1n in this state, and in redeeming Wscon-
sin from a system Of misrule which has impos-
ed heavy debt and enormous taxcs upon the
people largely for the benefit Of corrupt poiiti-
cal leaders, and all who believe that cur SOL
diers who have nobly defended the constitution
and the union in the field are entitled to the
warmest gratitude Of the people and the perna-
neat friendship Of the government are invited
TO participate in the election Of dc cgates to
this convention; and to aid in the election Of
its candidates
ANDREW PROUDFIT, Chairman.
GEo. II. PAIL, WM. X WILSON,
S. d. CARPENTER, JoHN WISAHs,
W. u. MERRILL, A. GODDARD.
SAT CLARK, FRED. w. Horn,
j. G. TRURsDALE, NJ. Il. TREMBLF,
l.. NJ HAwLEY, JAS. 4. GRAY.
Democratic State Central Committee.
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ForR MEs BURIED A1IyE.-The Ru,>
lar1, Vermont, Herald relates that on
Friday afternoon, MICHAEL WELcu, Joan
GARNER, fhANc1s McCoRMIcK and JoHS
O'HARsE, employed in loading a gravel
train on the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road, wore buried alive BY tie caving of 8
saud bank about mile north Of pitsford
lbe accident occurred about two o'clock
IN the afternoon, but the bodies were not
recovered until near six O'Clock, owing 10
the sand continuing to run in almost as
fast as il could be shorsiea out. FRANCIS
Mccormick leaves wife aud three chill
dren; joins CAR>ER leaves wife j; the
o.acr ,Ho wers ula.afi;3l.
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jeff. Davis and the Eabeas Corpus
New York. Aug 1f

1'C" AOth, Nuk ~.
The Heran's Washington special says,
as the resul! Of careful inquiry, It is De,
lieved that there is al uuwilIingness Oh
the part of portion Of the Cabinet to
have Jeff. Davi. tried for treason, while
there is reason for asserting :hss the
Presi1ert 10 persistent to haye Lin
b,ough! before 8 civil tribunal
Chief Justice Chase is expected TO ar
rive here 10 the course Of a few days, for
consultation with the President AZ TO the
TINA, manner sud place which shall be
designatsi The ablea. counsel iu the
United States are al.o being cnrsulted
There is fixed determination G~pHps part
OF the Executive. ,ha. there shall be an
immediate and fair trial by a jury Of the
country for high treason. 1t may, IN
addition to this, be confidently asserted
that the President. has determined, ss
soon as practicable, to wi,hdra~ orders
suspending the privilege, Of TIE hoJea,
corpus, and TO dispense with the military
courts.
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Democratic Conventions.

Above will be found the call for the
STATE Convention, as well as lie notices
for the minor Conventions for this county.
The one for the State Convention meets
our hesrts admiration, es it does oi
every person in Wisconsin who believes
tbs! the present corrupt State Admins
iration should be hurled from power. root
and branch. 1t invites all who uphold
the honor and dignity Of tie countrr-
Who believe that the Iicb banker should
pay bis share Of the taxes as we'll as the
poor 'arner-to enlist under the Demo
cratic banner, and once more unite toreth-
er IN opposing a system Of taxation
wrong IN principle, pgrnicious IN practice,
aud especial. oppressive 70 the people Of
tho West"
Wetrust the Conventions in Ills county
will be well attended, and hat sound men
will be selected by them 10 represent the
sterling Democrats ol Mani,owoc in the
State Convention.
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Grea! Eastern aud Terrible were then
about five miles .ouvheas: from Leacon
buoy. Weather fne
At about noon the Frs. Fruit received
information of the bearing Of The beacon
Luov.
Tie Terrible reported tba. the cable
parted on the - Of August.
The position Of :he beacon buoy. by the
account Of the Firs. Fruit, WAS in north
latitude, 81 deg, 40 min, Longitude 3s
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D1sAFFEorIoN IN OHTo.-A private
meeting Of radical Republicans was hald
in Columbus on Wednesday last, to con-
slider General Cox's letter to the Oberlin-
ties. 1t was determined not to give Cox
their support for Governor, and circular
to that effect is to be issued TO the people
of Ohio. So great is the feeling OF the
"earnest men " Of the Republican party
against Gen. Cox, that, i. is believed by
many, another candidate will be brought
out.
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Maine emocratic State Convention,

Portland, Aug. Is.
The democratic State Conyentlon met
a: 10 80 this morning..
Paul S. Merrill, Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee, called the con.
yen,ion to order, nominating Hon. L. r.
PillsbUry, Of farming.on temporary
chairman.
Mr. Pillsbury addressed the Convon-
tion, coEgra:ulasing them upon the return
Of peace. lie said, i! Democratic p,inci-
piles had prevailed, there would have been
no war, but Notwithstanding the gre.,
bleodahed peace was again restored, and
great responsibility now rests uaon The
democracy. An attempt is being made
to destroy State Sovereignty, which the
Democracy must Illustrate. The policy cf
the Republican party can ouy be forced
on the South at the point Of Tie bnyonat,
and tha. policy would have been forced
upon them bu. for one man. and tha.
man is the Prosiaen: Of the United States.
(Greas applause }
john K. hutchinson, Of Palis, and John
'ainey, Of Bangor, welc appointed Secrc,
:arieR.
A Committee on Credentials was then
appointed, W ho reported The whole num-
Der ol delegates present al J57.
LATER.
Hon. Jas. Howard, Of Portland, VI as
unanimously nominated fol Governor Us
acclamation.
After addresses by Judge Rice, Of
Augusta, L. D Clay, Of Gardner, and tho
| President, The convention Adjourned sine
die.
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County Supt. Manitowoc CT
The 27th.-Mr. LEONARD V.npp

The 27th.-Mr. LEONARD VADER. g
member Of the 26ih Regiment, returned
home on Tuesday. He saw Capt, RASKIS
in New Orleans on the 17th inst ahc
was just about stating for Texas with al
order from Gen. SHERIDAN to muster out
tbs Regiment. Capt. RAsK1s did not
propose to wait for "red tapo" TO reach
the boys, but took the matter in his owl
hands, for which be is entitled to the
thanks of The friends of the 27th. The
Regiment may he expected home about
the l0th Of mex, mouth.
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Reconstruction.

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! tLaA tIcS iiad uLGSi IakSli, kidt We IaI no
doubts Of their success
We have, however, reasons to fear that
oar hopes were iIl,founded, and tha. our
anticipations are doomed to disappoin,>
ment, for neither CT these Governors have
been permitted to act independently in
The discharge Of their daties-they have
all Leen ihtelfered with either by tie
radical politicians or the military under
sAe control Of these politicians, whose ef
forts tend to disturb, distract an! destroy
al the good that would result to the reo>
PIE and the government from he action of
tae nigh and responsible agents Of The
administration.
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TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS, The telegraph
reports that Hon. GEoRGE f. PUGu has
received an intima;on that the trial OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS will soon take place in
civil court, and he has commenced prep
aralions for the detsnse, which promises
to eclipse, in criminal proceedings, any
defense ever known in this or the old
country. Mr.. Puou will join Mr. O'CoS
soR, Of NV York, in Washington in a
few days.
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SOLDIERS CoNvESTIos IN IowA.-The
soldiers of Iowa have been invited TO
meet in seperstc State Convention al Des
Moines Oh the 22l, the day preceding the
Democratic Convention. 1t is believed
that the two conventions will nominate
the came candidates. The Republicans
in that State denounce the recon s,rucsiou
policy of Iresiden. Johnson, and 70 for
universal negro suffrage. Few or none Of
the soldiers will vote with the republican.
CT tha. issue.
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PNtH1ED ENVELOPES. .-Postmaster Ess-
LI>GER bas shown us a circular from the
P. Q. Department 10 which be is author,
ized to receive orders fer stamped enve-
Iopes bearing requests for the return OF
unclaimed letters, with the names, busi-
ness, and post office address of parties
printed IN JuIl' This will be great con-
yenience 10 business men.
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An IssIITUTIos.-Under the above
heading the La Crosse Democrat has
very complimentary notice Of Capt Nc
BRIDE, Of the steamer Detroit, OF tie De-
tloit and Milwaukee railway company's
line. Itsays " Nc is one of the Oldest
steamboat captains in the west, and he
really does know how to run steamer,
as those who travel on the Detroit can
testify. Open hearted, courteous and al
ways careful, it is no wonder that bis
twenty years service as captain Of the
finest boats on the lakes has proved con
p,ete success. Vein common with every
body else who travel only desire that be
may run steamboat SO lorg as travel is
necessary, and good boats can be bad"