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Notice.

CSAMUEL q. STAFFORD, OF the State Of Indiana,
= will take notice that Gideon Jackson, Of the coun.
ty OF Highland and State of Ohio did The 20th day
of june A. d. 1885, file his petition 10 the Court Of
Common Pleas within aud for the county Of Highland
in said State Of Ohio, against tho said Samuel g. Stafford
defendant setting forth that the 2sh day Of March,
A. d. 1868, he recovered judgment against the said
defendant, Samuel O. Stafford, before BENJAMIN v.
Thomas a Justice SL tne reace OF Union Township
costs Of suit which still remains In fun rce unre-
versed and unsatisned and that part thereof has
been paid, aud asking for Judgment for the sum Of
-, with interest thereon from the 2sth day Of
March, A. d. 1853, and for costs and that the said
plaintiff will demand Judgment at the next term Of
d. 1865.
And be will further take notice. that an Order Of
Attachment has this day been issued in said cause,
and that Jonathan Williams, az Executor Of shadrAch
Stafford, decd. and Eli STAFFORD, as Administrator OF
Charles W. Stafford dec'd, have been summoned "a
| June 81, 1865. jutiwT
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General Gilmore, U. IS. A., lately
Interested himself In securing the spar
don" of General Elliott, who defended
Fort Sumter against General Gillmore's
siege. General Gilmore asked the
President to grant the application as a
"personal favor to himself" General
Elliott was occupying a fisherman's
hut at Port Royal, and wassupportlng
his family by fishing. The pardon
will secure the Immediate restoration
Of his lands, close TO which his fisher
mans hut now stands. A graceful
courtesy ON the part Of General Gill
more, worthy Of record.
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T. F. SNIFFIN, Sec'y.

The records of the Fourth Auditors
office show that during the rebellion
the naval forces Of the United States
captured over fifteen hundred prizes,
some Of them worth as high as $780,
600. Besides these, important cap
lures Of corn, rice, and cotton were
made. 1t is stated that the navy has
netted over $50, 100000 as their share
in these prizes.
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Later from Europe--.Anairs
Sill WnrIfkg.

Liverpool dates to the 14th have
been received by steamer Moravian,
at New York. The probabilities of
war between Prussia and Austria were
daily growing stronger. The Austrian
Minister at Berlin, and the Prussian
Minister at Vienna, had both received
their passports and returned home.-
The Austrian troops had all been with
drawn from Holstein, and the Duchy
was in full possession of the Prussians.
1t appears to be the policy of Austria
to compel Prussia to strike the first
blow.
Garibaldi arrived at Como on the
18th, and was enthusiastically received
by the authorities, the people, the army
and the volunteers.
The Russian Government has or
dered the. Warsaw and Cracow Rail-
way in readiness for the conveyance
of 100000 troops.
Omar Pasha is to command the Tur-
kish troops, to occupy the Principali-
ties, 1000 of which will be loaned to
the Porte by the Viceroy of Egypt.
The London journals think Austria
will now consider herself justified in
striking blow, and will Immediately
order Gen. Benedek to commence the
campaign.
The Prusssan army was on the Sile.
sian frontier, and was throwing up de-
fences on all the roads which debouch
from Bavaria.
Kossuth had issued an address to
to the Hungarians, dated at Turin,
recommending them to wait for the
course ofevents and remain as they
are, or enroll themselves in the Hun
garian legion, and if matters progress
in such manner as to offer a field for
action due notice will be given.
The cholera has broken out in the
neighborhood of Berlin.
An Austrian courier, proceeding
from Vienna to General Gablenz, was
stopped in Prussian territory and his
dispatches taken from him.
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Petition and Attachment.
o. NJ Ls''fen' Highland County Conrt Of Common
Ch..lo. w a. 4 Pleas

0' NJ TS'"''' w Highland County Court Of Common
Charles W. Cox Pleas.
GtHARLEs W. COX, late Of Highland county, Ohio
~ nonresident Of this State but whose residence
unknown, will take notice that the 2ith day Of
March, 1866, Leroy Kelly, Jnltice Of the Peace Of
Farheld township, Highland county, Ohio, issued
order Of Attachment against him In favor Of O. N.
Luttrel In an action brought before said Justice BY
O. M. Luttroll, against said Charles W. Cox, on .
promisary note made by said Cox 10 John Luttro on
The Both day Of August 1885, for SS5, due Sept. IL,
1885, With ten per cent interest aud by said John
Lnttrsl, endorsed aud delivered 10 said M LuttroIs
aud which said note said o. NJ. Lmttrelf claims
judgment against O. W. Cox, for 1880, with 10 per
cent interest per aDnum, from October 10, 1888,
That upon the return OF the Constable OF pnid OTder
Of Attachment and the answer OF the 0Arninhee Ed'
win Cox, 1t appeared that property, moneys nenu,
credits effects Of the fad defendant has been
under said Attachment, but that said aeI,no.n.s
Charles w. Cox, the Of an interestin real
In said county. -
That therenpon said Justce certified his prooesenss
to the Court Of ComHon Pleas Of said ths
case was docketed In said Court on the xxd Say OF
NAV 1866 and Is now peniing therein.
That Petition and AfidAVt ~ Attachment waa
hed bv aaid plaintiff against said defendant, on the
aOth dav OF May 1885, In said CouFt on said Transcript
40 recoysr the amount aforesaid on said note. And
mai said defendant 10 required to answer the
or before the 18th day Of August 4. D. iseS x
CKo b. GARpNEh, Atty,
Juns -, 1900 NltNIpf'sisetltHs
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WOOD NOTICE.

TWNHE HiIIsboro Board Of Education will recsive
Sealed Proposals for furnishing FIFTY CORDS
OF GOOD MERCHANTADLE,S SEASONED WOOD, for
the use of the gnion Schools.
Proposals will bo received at the Clerks ONCE 81
saId Board Of Education, until SATURDAY, July Tth,
1896 until ~ oclock NJ. The wood to be delivered by
the st day Of October 1885, and corded and measured
By By order Of the Board. R.w. sPARGUR, Clerk.
June 2I, 1865. ju2lw3
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The GAINESVILLE Courier of the 18th,
says: "It is the opinion of wool
buyers In this city that full one-half in
this county has already been sold.---
The prices paid are from As to so cents
per pound, the latter figure for light
three-quarter blood fieeces. A few
choice fieeces have been sold as high
as 80 cents, but they were very fine. ?
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sixth Congressional District.
At the meeting of the delegates from
this district, at the Union Convention,
Columbus, on Wednesday morning,
June goth, ]. NJ. EDWARDS, of Fay
cite, was chosen Chairman, and T. F.
SNIFFIN, of Brown, Secretary. The
following business was transacted:
Resolced, That the Congressional
Convention for the Sixth Congressional
District be held at Hillsborough, High
land County, on Wednesday, July 25th,
1866.
Resolved, That the ratio of repre-
sentation in the Convention be One
Delegate for each one hundred (100)
votes cast for Gov. Cox, and One (1)
for each additional fraction of fifty.
The following were chosen to repre-
sent the District In the Convention
Vice President-James Purcell, Of
Fayette County;
Committee on Credentials--Hon A
w. Doane, Of Clinton County;
Committee on Resolutions-D. p
Evans, of Brown County;
Committee on Permanent Organiza
tion-Capt. Watts McMurphy, of Cler
mont County ..
Committee to Select State Centra
Committee-Thomas Duncan, of High
land County.
j. NJ. EDWARDS, Chm.
T. F. SNIFFIN, Sec'y.
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General Banks stated in the House
of Representatives on Monday, that he
had reason to believe our Government
would ask from Great Britain the re-
lease of the Fenian prisoners taken in
Canada.
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The prosecution in the case Of DIR.
Dorsey, late Treasurer Of State for al
legged mal-feasance in Office, has fallen
through, the Grand Jury Of Franklin
county falling to find a bill against
him. All right. The State did not
lose dime under the Doctors adj
miniStration Of the Office. His offence
was in using the public money for his
Own benefit, contrary to the law, a
practice which all his predecessors had
acted upon.
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Sale of Real
- Estatel

Nm pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
q Highland County, Ohio, l will Offer for sale, ~
pnbllc auction, on FRIDAY, July 9th, 1866. at
O'Clock forenoon upon tho premises of2 miles SOUTH
east Of Sugartree Ridge, tho following described
real estate situate in the County Of Highland, State Of
Ohio, to-wit: =
beginning at . stone, n. W. corner to the land Of
VIM Lyle, SEN, aud In q lino Of the land o. Davis,
County road, and one Of VIM. Lyle's lines s. 70 X.
lOl poles aud six links to stone, links south OF
vitouak the s. W corner TO tho land OF j. g. Miller;
thence with of his lines, aud another county road
N. 100 s217 poles to stone, the s. W. corner to
Da MEL Frys lot Of 30 Rcresi thence With one OF
his lines N. 70 W. lO2 poles to stone in Inns Of
u. Edgngton thence $, 100 w. with County road
SEA poles to the 521 Aores OF
1896. Appraised ats
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash down, one-third
in six months and third in IL months, from day
Of sale with interest," the deferred to be 20.
cured By good freehold security ,,,.,u
Administrator of Darius Robnck. dec q.
Geo. D. Gardner, Atty. lnIMoprhhesy -
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Internal Revenue Notice.
AssEssoR's orrrcE, 9th District Of Ohio,
RIPLEY, June 10, 1866

AseEssoRs OfricBi 9th District OF Ohio, [
Ripley, June 10, 1906. J
WILL attend at the once fJas Murphy, Eco, In
Hlsboro, the t2th day of July, 1855, to receive
and determine all appeas relative 10 any erroneous or
excessive assessment valuation enumeration. made
by the Assistant Assessor Of Highland County, anil
returned on the Annual List for 1866.
All appeals must be In writing, respecting which
decision is requested, aud state the grounds
principle Of error complained Of ID. 8. MURPHY,
ju2Sw2 Assessor 9th Dist Ohio,
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Special Notices.
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The aggregate receipts OF internal
revenue for the fiscal year promises to
reach the round SUM Of $4,000, 900,
and OF revenue from all sources $780,
100000.
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The Cattaraugus County (New York,
Agricultural Society is going to offel
premiums on babies this year--$1S
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LegnI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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ments Published In this paper, requiring proof Of pub
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March l, 1866.
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RADIcAL.-Harper's Weekly truly

says:
.' ait is serious error to suppose that
the public mind will reject a settled
conviction because it is vehemently
denounced rs radical. The cry of
''inad dog" is pretty effectually explo-
ded for the present. When the Union
party saved the country in war 1t was
called Abolitionist. That was not
very dreadful. Now while the same
tried aud true Union spirit is securing
the country in peace it is called Radi-
cal. That is still less appalling"
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VVVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

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Re-Olrsd, That the Union party Of Ohio having sus
tnined the General Governments during four years Of
successful against the united efforts Of rebels in
the South and their pArtsans In the North, de.
mand that peace shall ba established upon such stable
foundation, that rebellion and secession will never
again endanRer our national existence.
"Rssolred, That this Convention faly indorses tho
Amendment to the Constitution, proposed by Con-
gress to the Legislatures OF the States as lbral,
wise and patriotic adjustment and the Union party
of Ohio pledges for u their united and hearty support
"RcsoIred That the nation owes the heroes Of our
army and navy debt Of lasting gratitude for their
patriotic services in defence Of tho Constitution and
Union, aud urge upon Congress the duty of cquaZ
ing the bounties, and that while cherish with q
tender affection tho memories Of the fallen brave,
pledge to their widows and orphans the natioDs
and protection.
Judge Brinkerhoff, in presenting the
resolutions said that the Committee
instructed him., their chairman, to
present them as the embodiment of the
principles of the loyal and patriotic
people of the State of Ohio:
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The Union State Convention, held
at Columbus on Wednesday Of last
week, was very large, and entirely
harmonious In its deliberations. Hon.
Peter Odlln, of Dayton, presided.
The preliminary business Of organl-
zation being completed in the fore
noon, the Convention reassembled af-
ter dinner, and after an able address
from the President, proceeded to ballot
for candidates.
For Secretary of State, Hon. VIM.
II. Smith, the present incumbent of
the Office, was re-nominatcd on the
second ballot, the vote being for
Smith 225; Gen. Wildes, Of Athens,
22O.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
For candidate for Member Of the
Board of Public Works were present
ed the names of Hon. John M. Bar
rere ofthis county, the present incum-
bent, and Andrew ]. Dever Of jack
son county.
After trial ballot the name of Mr..
Dever was withdrawn and Mr.. Bar
rere was nominated by acclamation.
sUFREsIE JgpGE.
The following were presented as
candidates for Supreme Judge: Mr..
kellogg nominated Hon. Josiah Scott,
present Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court of Ohio; Gen. J. 8. Jones, of
Delaware, nominated Judge Philip
b. Swing, of Clermont Col. Connell,
of Fairfield nominated Gen. Moses B.
Walker, of Hancock $anSF Col Friz-
zell, of Darke, nominated Judge j. j.
Winans, of Green. The counties were
then called, with the following result
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Judge Scott having received a ma

Judge scott having received ma
jority Of all the votes cast, on motion,
his nomination was made unanimous.
TIE PLATFORM.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported the following platform, which
was unanimously adopted with i'm
mense cheerfng:
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An Interesting Sequel 10 HasIy
Divorce.

A correspondent of the Y olkstreund, writ
ing from the Indiana Prairie April 30, re-
lates the following, ..-..-. N
In Sullivan county, a young married
pair, who had been united in the bonds of
wedlock about six years, having become
somewhat mutually disagreeable of late,
the husband in his anger hastened alaw-
yer and took steps to obtain divorce from
his wife. One day he came home to Is
wife and said to her: "Betsy, have full
filled your wish. You said you wishedy you
were separated from me. Here is the de-
cree of divorce" His wife was at first sur
prised, but far too indignant to betray any
emotion. She said she was ready to leave.
She only needed to pack up her goods. She
wished he would be present to see that she
took nothing except what was her own.
He stepped into the adjoining room with
her, where the bureau and clothes-press
were. The wife proceeded in silence, to
take out the clothes, when suddenly her
eyes fell upon small dress, and quite over
come, she broke out in convulsive weeping.
The husband, hitherto an Indifferent OBJ
server, remarked her emotion, and discov-
cred the cause. 1t was the dress OF their
only child, little daughter of three years,
who had died almost two years ago. The
husband was not less affected by the sight
than his wife, He embraced her with emo
tion, begged her pardon again and again,
tore the decree of divorce into thousand
pieces, FASTENED to the Clerks Office, took
out a new marriage license, and was mar
ried Immediately to his late WIFE,. 'f ,s,o,.l