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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


DY virtue Of, and in obedience to an order OF the
ID Probate Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio,
will sell at public sale the premises, on saturday,
October the 7th, at two O'Clock p. NJ, the following
described Real Estate, belonging to the Estate ol
Charles Bless, deceased.
Situate in the city Of Dayton, in the county Of
Montgomery and State OF Ohio. Beng the undivided
one third part Of the folio EIng described portion OF
lot numbered three hundred and fifty one (36l) Ac-
cording 70 the plat OF said city, CONNIE cling at the
north east corner Of said lot, running thence west
wardy on the northern boundary OF said lot twenty
Get, thence southwaroiy parallel with the eastern
Boundary of said lot l2S teet and inches 10 alley
thence westwardly on the Aauthern boundary OF said
lot to the western boundary thereof, twenty feet,
thence noTthwaFdly on the western boundary OF said
lot to the place Of beginning l23 feet inches. Said
premises arc appraised at 10000 dollars, and
cannot sell for less than two-thrd ogad sum- Terms
OF sale third cash on the day OF sale, one third
in one and one third in two years rom the day Of
sale with interest from date OF sale, secured by
mortgage on the premises. ,,...,. -.
Guardian Of FrederkA and Charles Bless
W sCHELHAMER, Attorney.
September sth, 1866.
A LsO by virtue and power granted TO me through
"A power Of attorney, by Mary Ann Biess and
Mary Genovefe Bless, sisters OF Charles Bless, de.
ceased, and legal heirs OF the same will sell on
The same day and hour and under the conditions
the OthertwO thirds Of the forego described lot.
OAsPAR ZUGELDER,
Attorney fact for Mary Ann Bless and Mary a. Bless
aant < lRBb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13
Special Nottcrs.
A TIm.Iy Werninrto tho sIck


1t is especially important at this time
when the markets of the United States
are flooded with the direst poisous, under
the name of imported liquors, and when
domestic compounds purporting to be
medicinal, but not whit less pernicious.
are heralded to the words as "soverigu
remedies" that the public should fully
understand the facts. Be it known, then,
hat while all the diffusive stimuanu
called liquors are impure and all the Ton
ics containing alcohol are manufactured
with fiery article containing dn,W or
fasei OLA morSal poison HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
contain none of these things but are
combination of pure essence Of Rye with
the pure juices of the most valuable sto-
machic anti-billious, and sperient herbs
and plants, and that as safe and rapid
remedy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred
complaints, this preparation stands be-
fore the world without a rival or competi-
tor. Its sales to-day are equal to the
combined sales of all the other tonics
advertised in the United States, and the
certificates which authenticate its usefulness
are signed by individuals Of the highest
standing in every professional calling and
walking of life. Beware Of limitations
and impostors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13
@entcal.
Dr.. John BULLS

DR.. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters
latest and Most Important Discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY -
Ny o man name ls more intimately connected with
the history OF MATERiA RI mEDIoA o. the y unsec MsS
ica Discovery, than that Of
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Hisinluitable preparation Of ofsAHsAPARILLA
has long stood st the head OF the various compounds
Of that valuable drug.
His Compound of Wild Cherry has become q
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz.
enges, in less than year
after their introduction at
tanned o reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13
Sally empire,
City and Other Matters,


Trains arrive and dopar, from the Un,oo o,oot a.
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Real ESTATE agents.


Opposite Town Clock)
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davies
Co., with machinery, and acres ofland.
farm 100 acres mile north OF Browns staton on
Western r. r., on Twin Creek we'll improved,
$4,000.
A brick house, cor OF Brown and Ann Sls.
double frame house on Hegs street;
A double frame house on Walnut street
Adouble frame house on Fifth street;
A farm Of acres, az miles from Dayton
iarm OF II acres, miles from Dayton;
Arm Of 80 acres on Greenville X. r;
farm Of l03 acres near Germantown;
brick house on FIFTH street, No. .227
A farm OF TO acres, we'll imprDyef fne brick house,
and best Twin bottom sndi 4 mile west Of Ger.
mantown.
A tam OF SO acres good improvements at Browns
Station on Western r. X.
well improved farm Of 100 acres, two miles east OF
SonorA, on Western railroad
A good hsuse and large lot on Main street, No 254.
A farm ofTo acre, on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton.
Two ST all farms, well improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton. OF 80 and 20 acres each.
number Of houses snd lots in different parts OF the
city. Ali will be sold cheap.
iy29 LENTz a APPLEGATE, R. x. A.
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Scaled Proposals.

HEADQ RS DEPT OF TIE CUHBERLAND,1
OFficE CmEF GOsz1ssAHY OF 81 lsfsTsScE. \
FAsHynEE, IEEs., Mag %, 1855 J
CEALED Proposals Hrs respectfully invited b
- the unders gned until ID O'Clock, m, June
I5. 1865. for furnishing the United States Suhss-
tencs Department with THREE THOUSAND Sngll
HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE, on the HooC 10 bs
delivered and weikhed On the scales a. the q. 5.
Cattle C0rralf ~ eashvinc. Tenn In lots Of one
thousand QGol each every ten 40 days, first de-
livery Of one thousand 1000 head % b made
IN or before June ~, 1855. They must average
one thousand Qo09l pounds gross seighL. Al fH-
ing shaEt Of eight hundred 600 p0uaes gross
weight. bulls stays, oxen, and cows vii b. reject
ed. Each bid. q secure consideration mustpe Sc
eompazst by the usual guirsatses Of repons-
bhy-
Bidders must BE- presrnf 70 respond h her DE-
and be prepared 20 Nge bonds and agu me coL-
tract beicre leaving fbis once The 60sefnihent
reserves he rghtt 70 reject any and all od9e2nH'd
cred unreasooable.
PaynaenE - be mado afcr each delferF, y Nhis
are On hand n nose on haod, tohs maae q s"PA
AZ received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Paaro-
ssLs fQR BEzF CArTEE," and addressed oSsfa .
2. Reed. G. ;. n. ard Chef Q. 5 DcpanHhifnt o.
Ne Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn
Zach person or eFRrY memher q anIn osstleE
q propOsai. must accompany e ~ en- eAlA q A4e
Rancato Tie UnIted States oFernmsat
Capt. and {. s. v, AID eaiefCAD C.
mAr30-A
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the EGsheais rOst oEes
wednesday, June 13. 1865.
The List of unealled for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIOE, BY Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, a. the
paper having the largest circulation, in
Guiding the army.
An letters advertised are subject 70 - exsrs
nlease h. prepared with the necessary Change.
p-rsons calling for these letters VII please say
ebey are advertised, snd give the date o. hst-
Al Ietfrrs not taken out N one month VII be
.snf ~ ne General Post Ofhce a. dead letters.
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CERTIFIcArEs OF cUREs

From eight b tsenfy years Standing Viz n8nss
kuCHn 70 aeiozGa E1a ana
For medical properties u Bacnut So lasP4a
tory Of The United States
Sc Professor DeEoef vARa61a 8oEu On ha
Fracacs Of Fhyaio.
FhyEick, PhiiadelpaA
Sc rsmarks mads b 1t. EphrGm Mcdowell q
oalabnied Physiclza, and membef q ne koTa
College of Surgeons, treiaad, and puhlshsd IN Nc
4ranaseuons Of Ms Ang an1 CnesEa Journal
See medcosCmmrgaa k6reNs pQhlshod y
BENJAMIN TuYesa, Fellow q Ne koya College q
See most Of ne sts standard Eofks onms41aA
Extract Bzchn,---u.W per b0f4s % AZ iE so
- 5areapaEiilA 10 a.
fmpfd Rose Wash, 60 AN
81 halfa dosaa d each ~ tia Ehich Vii b
mmeena 70 cure ths Mea o6atna.ecascss Z Gro
nous are adhered -
DonEered 70 any address seeussiY pactsd nom
s~DoscTibs synPtons Ia Al s-onnaHnzsea&
curas E1zrAaised Aducs sFsa1s
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BLOOBt BLOOD BLOOD
Holubold's HiEhly COaesairassd Compouaa
Fluid Extract saFsspsFIlIs
SYPHILIS.


This an Affection Of ths blood. s8d aiisehn %
Sexual OrgsnB, Lnings Of ne Neses baus mrs
Windpipe, End other mucus surfaces, mA44
apnaaranca ia ehe form Of Uleera. HaimooidbA A-
tract sarsapar1la Durhes the Blood, and femotN
al sealy srlphOnH 81 tne SKIN GTtnF . tne eon-
plerion q clear and healthy color. ~ peiat PtepA
~ arpregslv fcr Cha class Of complaints, ~ blood
n,r-fving uroperdes are preserved toa greater AZ
ient ahaa any cher preparation q saraaparAA
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~lntaIloenee Office.

A IL peraons waiting Mechanics. Clerks House-
~ a4rgau >, W0od-caoppert cocks-men % Fo-
T-es-vbfle or colcfei would 40 WeEn cafA our
.ense- "a. e9< North CherY street, and REGISTER
pe-sons dearfu1 atuslons sill 40 20 same. 5ae
aga ~ the door g
mayfa-fmf FsneHA AA
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American Refrigerators

which are ACKNOWLEDGED superior % OF others 70
use. Don't risk m unrg your health ~ using iood
which has been kept 10 an usYExfiL&fD FeTge-
raiog, but get ore OF the above in which every
thioE can Be- Kept fresh and sweet.
+ also manufacture q superior article oi BEER
COOLERS, and every DESCRIPTION Of Ice Chests
for The use OF Grocsrs, Butchers. Steamboats,, &c.
nS~nlustrsied puce Lists nlmshed on apples
ton
ES-A liberal discount 10 the Trade.
jos. ". WAYNE.
mavIn-fm No. Ig Vuast-. UnciBnah. Ohio.
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ROSE WASH.

An a~xoslIauf Lot0n for Diseases u q 8~yphiiio NJ.
ture, azd A. an lnieeuon 10 ciaeases Of ne uunsy
orraua, anainE rom hahits u DISSIPATION ua3d n
couneeG0n With tha ExtracG b1chu ard eafaspE
uila, il such diseases a. recomma1ded.
Eudence q the most raapouabla and rsiaha
chauEctsf vii ecconpaay ths mslicinea.
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ILraysous no have moi % thelf hEes ~
a Issl, and aash 30 safe me c9nu4sea1 p
ierest ard cost had better cal On -
49, ~ - puhir Pquafe, md selae ~ mm
FeisIv. He = anfhorzsd % neea D. ne az hi
ne Colector or 1851
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Capital
$4,000 Shares at $l,OO Each.


DEPREsENTING THE ENTIRE PROPERTY
II Of the Company, which Is ABOUT 500 acres 10
Zee simple and leasshold lands, situated N Cum
berland county, Kentucky, 10 aiies BY land shove
Nashville. on The Cumberland river.
Included IN tae property Of the Company Il The
ismous old American on We'll. estimated 10
have throsn up 69,Uoe barrels OF Oh since
first straek IN ISIS The Company has two
good engines on The ground, snd Is vigorously en-
gagged ~ sinking several wells, aud ara putting up
machinery % resu on Snd set % pumping the Old
AfnencAn Oh Vel, aod expect % develops the
company lands extensively within afeW MonshS,
snd confidently snncipste results that Nnl sun
Farther estsakish the immense oi wealth q this
district.
S9o@ SHARES appropriated far working capital
snd Tor the general expenses md uses Of The Gem
psny.
lo,eo SHARES reserved for future issue. and
Ehea lS-ued % be for the bsneat Of all the Stock
NJ g. y. @ PsyDe. sn old resident Of Nashville,
IL The onginstCF o. the CozupsuT.
Books q subscription are noW epeE Il the once
q he Gss Lght Company. No. u Church street.,
Nashville.
J. H. KEsDRcK 4 SON,
mNyis-lm Agents. >
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Notice.

OFFICE Z. s. DIRECT TAX C0MM1ssIQHEH
DT-TnTCTO TENNESSEE,
NemvuLr, TGsEEEsah, June eths las.
II v4s~o advertised % take place on tie lab
instant. s hereby irdeanitey poslpanea:
FEEEY,
IELAE0 r. sHFTH,
JH4 b RODGEias,
,,s-1w Con- missiJrerE
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~ ne shs reabouis 81 CoNRkD DRAMER. He
eefman descent. ari b. prafe4ou abaa-
ZOE Whsn last beard from be Ens st ceFeiaed.
fsunfsaee. ABg lnformaian eoneeauinQ bin eli
net oalY b. pad los, bat gracefully rgeeiFsd ~ TIE
uniar gned. vi. WHICH,
Iunea-zT p. o. box Md. Naahsala, Tsan.
ksoxvilie Wig copy one week ana send BAL %
MS oh1ce.
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CECRET DISEASES SECRET
GIFT.
Sem b. mail IN = plsn envelope.

1 - MAJ u : aGal envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD BLOOD
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots. Tettsrs
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or VeneriaI
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT IND HERB JUICES
T. oasree q ths puhhe As a positive cure.
MAINTAINS ROOT AND HFRB Il1cfs II ~
most potent, certain aud efeculalr remedy srer mr..
Scubedi u reaches ard eradicates ega~s 1900 =,
the venereat poison, 80 thai the cr1e s thoroueh
ely snd BE hesledg and not transmit h. ,oSr -.
teaty That for Nhch you nay repent 10 amer yeas
DO NOT DESPAYRI
Although yoa may be pronoupeed iueprsbs n.
aNhaFltanis koot and hero Juiees val remove everY
yes9se OF impurities nom lie system as asl A. III
ths nsd effects Of mercury.
EEMAAESl FEMALESu
IN mSny affections with which numbers OF Fe-
maies suffer, the y y HERB JUICES il
most hSppdy sdarted-in UcerAted Uterus. in Ter
eorrhoaai N bealng down, Falling III ths wer,b
DenAtys and for al complaints incident to the ser
Samaritan's Wash
L, IN esse o. syphilis. used in conjunction KIN
we Aeos sna heEh Juices. Fun directions.
Inc ehcacy or these remedies Is allie sck,ovl.
edgeo y physicians and patients. ihev ar 49,
IN the u 5. Hospitals, thus re.tornr "a hssIt5
manJ OF our brave soldiers.
From He Batinors San.
WRAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or TgF g.,
AARIIAAS REAEDIES.
'PosT H~osFrAL, FoRr MAnsas1nl
Baltimore, Nj, Feb -, 1884.
haye great satisfaction ia stating thst 1 have
used "Ihe Scna1tau RGsefes' for Eensraef pa
esse N rs most customary form; that nave used
them with Judgment discretion, ana properly. anal
hsYe found them 10 respond 10 NM qnacipqton,
promptly sad eaectually. Knuwn5 trair cou,no.
sIA9n, hsie me fullest eounaenee IN their sHicay,
them strongly ALrRrp a. EoVrrss
Assistant Surgeon 5.n Nes York Vols"
Let be understood that those remedies ara a.
recommended, and VIII positively cue ne d5seasss
Tor which they are offered.
Tree OF Male Packages, Samaritsn's Gin 500;
Eemale SOO; Rect AID Herb guee 81 %; wash
GO cents.
Sold BY NJ a c. ". SMITH, Druggists.
Corner Chur n And Vine STREETS.
NASHVILLE, VENN.
Desmond A Co., ProPretOrs. sI5 Raes streets,
ianlB-6m.
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srLENDID LIST OF Articles,


Ito 6 each
Al the goodsin the above Last viii DO sold. with
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Cerhfcstes
eff all the various articles are placed N similar en-
yelopss and sealed. These envelopes viii he sent
BY mall, or delivered a. our Office, without regard
70 choics. On receiving q certificate YOU will see
what il represents, and it is optional with YOU 70
send one dollar snd receive the article named. or
any other IN the Est Of same value. In all transac-
tons BY mail We charge for forwarding the certf-
cAtes paying postage and doing the business, %
cents each. FIvB CERTIFICATES viii be sent for 81;
ELEvEs for e.; Thirty for s.; SIxrY-FryE for $40:
and ONE HUNDRED for els. By this mode we give
selections from 3 varied stock Of fine goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of Intrinsic worth,
st = nominal price, while all have q chance Of secu-
ring articles OF the very highest value.
We guarantee entire safsAcionin every instance,
and If there should be any person dissatisfied with
Eny srhele they may receive, they may Immediate
ly return it, and the price will be refunded.
A6ENTs-We allow those setting as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided Their
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They Will collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tiheate, and retaining 10 cents, remit to u Il cents
Tor each.
So Address GEO. DEMENT, B Co,
janl-6m S0S Broadway, New York.
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& OF SUBSCRIPTION (:
RAfKS or ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
grsE Enr1 On LES 70 coasrEuT1 A SuAANl
III apyERYIsTgs IN BETAIL.

kava-ssameu.a in the special Column, trt time,
t,5m 1 10 5 lines, 81 O0-each sddihonA hne, y
cent?: subse0uent Insertions, le cents per hee In
Local Column, hrst time, from % SDnes sLoo-
eaeh adcIhOna line, ~ cenAi hnpssfes~ mss
tons, Is certs per dne-
Au advertisements occupying speclA poesoon.
zrd Al double column advertisements, VII pe
charged 81 per cent soEsnce on regular rAees-
k1RRIGeE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
uw - .h.-e.d At the regular advertising rates,
ADD must Invariably be paid n advance, or no m
ssriOn made
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frPensoaaly sppezrsd betoFe ne a. Adsrmaa o.
lhe cfy 81 FstzdeiPhia. 1T. Hsimdold. Who, -
ing daly gRoEn, dotn ssys bis Pfspzraaoas ceataia
40 narsoGe, 10 mercury OF otaar Mfl1oea Grn<A
aFoul znd sufacnha9 bGcT8 ~. Iia sd daJi
NoFeutsE, laA. WI r
Mderran. El1-Etreat, ahoFe aaca, fhlas
kdfraea tstlars for saiuFne1cn 1E ~ccr14snce,
n r. HELHEOLA ChamlsL
pNpot - scan Isatkaroaa
haiQH C1astncL flladephA
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Wines & Liquors

so Barrels Foot Nash d Co, Whisky,
so Robertson County
so Bourbon, fine
20 Baskets Heidsie Champagne,
10 Borss Golden Wedding CataD6a.
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We. shs uadsrEgned, have this day adopted tne
shovs utes for advertising, 70 whch We kind our
ssives strictly 70 adhere.
YIN. CAMERON a co.
JoTE WfTIACF. for the DisDzfch
BARRY, WIEHAM 4 co. for Press
NASHVILLE. TESH. Sept r. 1864.
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Although yoa may be pronounced ircRrRhle. he
sSmarltan's Root and herb Juices vail emoye every
Hes4se o. impurities nom Tie system A. asl a. III
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IN msny affections with which plumbers OF Fe-
suffer, tne R0OIAAD HERB JUICES is
eorrnoaai n bearng down, Failing OF the womh
OenAtys and Tor al complaints incident 70 the ser
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Harvey Sickler, ESQ, the able ed
itor of the Tunkhannock Pa. Dem.
ocrat, publishes the following in bis
issue of 30th October, 1861:
"We deem it due to Messrs. j. G.
Aver IL Co, and the public, to make
known our experience with the use of
their Ext. Sarsaparilla in our family,
by stating the circumstances under
which it was taken and its effects.
When our only child, now in his
third year, was about eight months
old, sore appeared first in small
pimplcs on his forehead over his nose.
These rapidly increased and uniting
formed loathsomo virulent sore,
which finally spread over his fore.
head and face, not cvon excepting his
|eyelids, which became so swollen that
his eyes were closed. We called a
skilful physician, who administered
the usually prescribed remedies. A
solution of nitrate of silver was ap-
piled until the mass of corruption
which covered his entire face turned
jet black. The sore again and again
burst through the scorcl,ed and arti
fetal skin formed by this solution =
Meanwhile many remedies were om-
ployed without any apparent benefit
For fifteen days and nights he was
constantly held by his parents to keep
him from tearing open with his hands
the corrupt mass which covered his
face.
Everything having failed, we were
induced by the high reeommenda-
tions of Ayers Sarsaparilla for the
cure of Scrofulous disease, to give it
q trial. In his treatise on Scrofula,
DR.. Aver directs mild solution of
to be used as a wash while taking the
Sarsaparilla, and it was faithfully ap
piled.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

who, by their whooping and yelling,
notified lis of our danger in time to
enable us to flank them very easily.
About nine O'Clock we came to a
cross road, and casting our eyes TO
the right, we discovered that we were
in close proximity to q village, and
believing it to be Tunnel Hill, bent
our steps in that direction. When
we had gone some distance in the
village, Cooper exclaimed, "Cap. we
have come right back into Walhalla
There is the identical church and OF
the public square is the we'll we pass
ed this morning" just at that mo.
ment the clouds broke away. in the
North, (it had been raining all day,
and our old friend, the North star,
peeped forth on our left, as If to adj
monish MS that we were on the back
ward track. We quickly faced about
and with all the energy we could
command in our exhausted condition,
wended our way toward Tunnel Hill,
which we reached without any acci-
dent except that we once took the
WI ong road where the road forked,
and was set right by the ever friendly
black man.
The night was so excessively dark
that we could not see ten feet before
us. This made it very laborious
climbing the hill. We reached the
summit about midnight, and were
startled 10y the familiar word, shalt
only few feet in front of us. We
had unwittingly run into a picket post.
The sentinel evidently did not under
stand bis business, for he stood some
time apparently not knowing what to
say next. l broke the silence and
relieved him of his embarrassment
with "What will you have p "Who
are you ?" quericd he. "Soldiers go
ing home on fIrlough we replied. -
"Did YOU come in on the cars -
YES" "You have the necessary pa
pers. ! reckon" ("Reckon" is used
in the South in stead of suppose. -
"Certainly, sir; you did not think we
would attempt to pass the guard at
Wnlhalla and here without papers, did
you?" "Well," said he, | have to
obey orders. l will call the Dock,
(the man they called "Dock' was cor
poral of the guard, and let hun ex-
anime your papers "Ail right,
| replicd-'I like TO see soldiers try
to do their duty / presented him
with an old pass that ! had received
from Col. John +. Miller, at Nash
Vile, IN the Fall of 1862. lie labor
ell some time in order to get q light
by which to read the pass, but toe
wood was all very wet and he conld
not succeed. At last he thought Of
trying to get some dry splinters from
the inside of his cabin and succeeded
in getting n few which he laid on the
fire and soon had bright blaze. AT
that moment ! dropped paper be-
hind me, and, in reaching back to
pick it mp, / was sitting on log,) ]
accidentally stuck out my foot and
kicked the fire out made many
apologies for the accident, but he po-
litcly answered that it was no differ.
ence--hc reckoned it was all right,
and permitted us To proceed on our
journey. Being very much exhaust
ed we only travelled two miles from
the picket post when we struck into
the woods, and, lying down, slept
soundlv until broad daylight
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12
Kind Words.

Kind words how cheap, indeed and
yet how very dear. Kind words are
Heavens sweet Angel messengers
So is Herrick Aliens Gold Saleratus
earth's sweet messenger to all who
love good, nice, light. white Bis.
cult. You had better throw your
flour away, and go hungry, rather
than use any other. Call for Her.
rick Aliens, and have no other; fits
AS harmless as flour. Try it Most
cvey body sells it. Depot ll2 Lib.
erty Street.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-05-12

Notice.
The committees of the Reliei Soci-
ETY. are notified that no more orders
will be issued upon the funds OF the
Society. Those who have orders
signed by the President will please
present them the following week fol
payment at the First National Bank
AS the accounts are to he closed i'm
mediately, any further orders will be
invalid.
BY order of the President.
EN-. FRANK O'NEAL,
Assistant Secretary.
Findlay, May 8, 1865.