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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03

T OST, on Sunday morning, at the post.
IL office, LETTER. sealed in white envelope
without stamp, or address, or direction. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IT al
the Off e of the DiSDdtch 10 8 1T
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
n u.z1 las7

hlUHhUFD, uub I, f"oI
Notice 10 hereby given that have appointed my
Office, in this city, as the place. and TUES.
DAY the 9th day OF July, 1867, at the hour Of
debts or demands against the estate OF Charles
Palmer, deceased, and for Executing the other In
quiries and accounts directed In the foregoing de-
Given under my hand this LIST june, 1857;
JAMES PLEASANTS,
L. Mo Commissioner In Chsncery.
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CASH, BLIND, AND DOOR MANU-
FACroRY.-D. b. FINNEY. MAYO srxExr BIZ
rwEEx FRAxxLIx AND Ross srREgrs.-Ths sub
scribsr has opened a HEw SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY q, the old and well.known shop Of
Miles Amber, Mayo street, whore he will make
all kinds and sises Of SASH. BLINDS, and Doohs
70 order. All work executed promptly, faithfully
and on reasonable tsrms.
my 3s-lws d. b PINNEY.
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MULES AND HORSES.-A
t IN IS;' srnFiysS e y: ,f,xxScHsSnSlE'o
i'm stIss., 6NI HuNDsiD YoGSG snal&
VIII .BRoKl kuLBs. Abcs lot Of sns YoUh9
n0ksts suitsbls for fArn purposss. which W.
Iinytss ths Ssisniiots Of he isrmss ana plant.
ers Of North Carolina and Virginia 70 thts supsfes
s I; q S sas ioSS J. SS1y
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DRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GREBSBRIER COUNTY, WEST Va.

GREBSBRIBR COUNTY, WEST VA.
This DID, well known; and poPqlssTTT HOTEL IL !;
FURNISHED, and will be conducted, as hereto
fore, with especial regard 70 the comfort and Va.
Of WHITE q sGTPauk sR5USps and 4ATEss
my 2s-lm 3. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
IL ROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.-This old
and we'll known watering place will be tagainl
%sx fs @
'n my a apoh yssn'A''0n " 5. awINN co.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-The follow
' ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS. of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good roads, In comfortable coaches by contract
limited to tep passengers will be open for visitors
ON AND AFTER THE lsT OF JUNE 1857:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GREESBRIgR COUNTY, w. VA;
SWEET SPRINGS AND SALT SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA.
Route pin Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10Th July, when the
railroad will be run to Covington;
and from Bonsack's, on the
Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, via stages.
HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS, and
BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
Route ola Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'
depot.
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
RocKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Goshen
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR ALUM SPRINGS,
FoRNBRLY SrRIBLISG's.1
Route pid Central railroad to Staunton, thence by
stages to the Springs.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central. Orange and Alsxan-
dria, to Shawsvills depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
CoYNERs SULPHUR SPRINGS.
BorKTougT COUNTY, VA.
Route a. above to Coyner's Springs station, Vir
ginia and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal cities West,
North, and South, to all the above
named Springs.
THE PRoPRIEroRs
OF the above Springs have provided an entire
outfit Of
NEW FURNITURE, &C.,
in all departments. and will use every effort TO
make visitors satisfied.
[my ls-ts1
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionsers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TOMMISS IONER'S SALE OF A
u DWELLING AT THE CORNER or LEIGH
AND THIRrIETH STREETS, UNION HILL.-In
execution of decree OF the Circuit Court of the
1867, In the case Of Parrish, &c, against Weed
sc will sell at auction upon the premises on
TUESDAY the 18th OF June, at o'clock p NJ Il
at the same hour, the REAL ESTATE referred to
in the bills aud proceedings IN said cause. being
the BRICK DWELLING and PREMISES situated
at the corner If Leigh and Thirtieth streets, and
occupied by Mr.. George A. Weed.
TERMS: One third cash {: balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes with int.
the property, with the privilege to the purchaser
OF paying the whole amount in cash should he
prefer to do so. CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner.
GRTBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.i my 80
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OWNERS WANTED for COL bags
~ $50 tons) PERUVIAN GUANn, shipped from
New York by D Rogers Ito order) by schooner 11th
May, 1897. If not called for THIS DAY by IL
o. clock Ii will be stored at owners expense. The
schooner is opposite the Libby prison, In the dock.
lie alt
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

p"nhei'' Diohei'' GU Ne"i A''@'' As''''
VALUA ABLE THRFEsSTORY
Y BRICK TENEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION. -
Will be sold ut auction. on the premises, On MON
DAY Sd of June, 1867 at u O'Clock 2. the very
excellent three STORY brick tenement located as
above, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Richsrd h.
sinton 1t contains store, basement, and six
rooms besides the garnet, and kitchen with two
rooms, with bath room and coal room attached.
The lot has front Of 22i feet, and depth Of l55
feet to an alley; and the whole premises in COM
plete order Possession given in a few days.
TERMS One fonrth each balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by a trust deed. Taxes and insu
rance for 1867 TO be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, G0DDIN i APPERS0N,
my29 Auctioneers.
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lump AND GROUND PLASTER.
IL las tons blue Windsor LUMP PLASTER, 50
tons city ground PLASTER Oh consgnmentfO r
sale by A. =. LEE,
jes 1917 Cary street.
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A,scsSO,, Sales.
s%s--~-~@-~-~%f-s>sF
THIS DAY

ByB.A J. Clopton,
Real Estats Agent and Auetioneer, No. II Twelfth
street. near Franklin.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING
i Lots, ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF FRANK
TY sixth STREETS, FOB SALE AT AUCTION.
viii be sold Immediately AFTER the sale OF the
valuable brick dwelling corner Twenty sixth and
Franklin streets, Church Hill, say Ct half past
O'Clock p M, on the premises. on MONDAY, Cd
day OF June, 1857, those THREE BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS ~ above described, fronting
% feet II inches each Franklin street, running
back within parallel lines 1855 feet TO an alley 20
feet wide.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
Z. A. J. CLOPTON,
js3 Auc.ioneer.
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Lost. Strayed, and Found

r OST COW.-My MEDIUM SIZED
IL BRIEDLE cow straysd of fewTgTT9
days since. She has white face, has StuL1SN
thick horns, is about years old, and HM
was giving milk A liberal reward&SkSleHe
will be paid for her return to 100 Broad street, or
for information which will lead to her recovery
la 3-3t
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Wants..

WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN,
w that can come we'll recommended, to cook,
wash, iron. ard do general housework. Applica.
tons to be made at DR.. I. DAVlSON'S,
is3-3t No. lilo NJ ain street.
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EXTRACT OF DECREE.

"The court doth adjudge, order, and decree that
William p. Palmer do render an account OF his
administrs ton OF the estate of Charles Palmer,
deceaseo, before one Of the commissioners of this
court and that one Of the commissioners Of this
court take state and report the foli' wing accounts:
ist n account # the assets, real and personal,
of the estate OF Charles Palmer, deceased show
ing the fes simple and aunnal value OF tue same
H2d An account of the outstanding debts,
claims and dema uds against the estate OF the said
Charles Palmer, deceased with their prorities, II
any. ,,,.s a,o % tho .s,o,o ~
the said Charles Palmer, deceased.
A. d that the said commissioner do inquire and
report to the court whether the personsl assets of
the a. id estate viii be -ucieDt TO pay OF and dis
charge III e outstanding debts claims, and demands
against the estat. and IL not, whether 1t Will be
NECESSARY to sell any portion Of the real estate for
tn at purpose and II So what portion OF the said
real estate should be sold for that purpose"
By the terms of the said decree the Commissioner
is required notify the creditors Of the said estate
of the time and place fixed upon for taking proof
Of their claims by blication once week tor four
weeks In al least two OF the newspapers
publish ed in the city Of Richmond and by posting
notice thereof at the front door Of the court house
of said city on the first day Of two successive terms
Of the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond.
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Fertilizers.

GUANO.-No. Peruvian Guano. 10
~ arrive Monday morning, June Sd, for sale by
je3 ROBERT T, WILLIAMS & co.
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TO F r NJ T. RS AND MARKET
l. GARDENERS. PLAsTgR, for
prots citing pauts and vines from bugs, for sale By
Je3 A. s. LEE, 1917 Cary street.
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VIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond, May 10, 1857
William p. Palmer, who cues in his own right
and as administrator Of Charles Palmer, de.
ceased. .Plalhtiu
against
e. FAINT II. L. Kent, and James Gunn. and all
other creditors of The estate Of Charles Palmer
deceased defsnd ANTS
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HOGS AND GOATS.-Four HOGS
l. l. and two GOATS will be sold at auction, in
rear OF l.. T. Chandlsrs store, on Franklin street
MORNING. ie 3-lt#
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,WEET SPRINGS,
- MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA,
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the aooye
FAMOUS and SALUBRf0US WATkRING-PkNE,
and that II will be opened for the rec eption OF
visitors on the 18TH OF JUNE, with every appoint
ment and attraction to render Il, as heretofore,
the MOST DESIRABLE SUMNER RESORT IN
The UNITED STATES.
He need only refer to those who have known bis
previous career "a a caterer to have his assurance
believed that the cuisine cellars, attendance, and
accommod atoms, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS are approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for visit
ing the Springs, or information, should address
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West.Vs.
my2l-tJyl JAMES CARROLL.
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DOCKLAND LIME, 900 barrels
III best RoCKLAND LINE, In prime order, In
''S,i ana for sale low. u,i Cs y I .,ss:,,
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ to the Board Of Directors OF the Richmond,
Fred eric ksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
for renewal Of per cent. scrip No sos, for $3.50,
Issued 7th October, 1852, to George Rives.
an l5-M2m
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For Rent.

DOR RENT, FRAME DWELLING
IL on Church Hill, on NJ between Twenty -
fifth and Twehty-sixth streets, containing fs.H
six rooms, with the usual out houses, well u E12
good water on the premises. In good nei shbor-
hood. Rent low to good tenant.
E. A. J. CL0PTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10 2-3t No. 81 twelfth street, near Franklin.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No. s Fiji
teenth street, between Main and Cary.
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DOR REMIT offer for rent the new
Il BRICK STORE, with DWELLING at -
tached, on the south side Of Broad between f.nE
Second and Third streets The location makes LII
It very desirable for any kind OF retail business.
The rent will be low to a good tenant
b. A. J. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
je at No 81 Twelfth street. near Franklin.
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Appeson. Auctiope.r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Iosn,.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co,

By Sampson Jones, Jr., &Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
No. s Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w at our store, on WEDNESDAY. 5th tnstart
commencing at half-past 10 o'clock a good ,tost
Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, to which we in
vits the attention Of tho trade
SAMPSON JONES, JR., & Co.
js3 Auet oneer..
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A UGUsTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly known as sTRIBLINa's thirteen miles
from Stanton, Augusta county. Va.
J. A. HgFELFINaER, PRoPRrEroR.

This delightful mountain retreat thirteen m,i rn
northwest from stanton, directly on the warm
Springs and Harrisonburg turnpike. has been IN;
dergoing improvement for the last year: ana VIII
be ready for the reception Of visitors on the LEU Vi
June.
There 10 at this charming retreat q singular and
happy combination Of amajortty OF the msdicinaI
mountains Of Virginia have so long b0en ceie-
Peysops leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive at this place The same
day by7P NJ
Terms % per day, SIS per week, and sSS per
month. J. A. HEFkLElNGEh,
INV 2a-2m Proprietor.
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A CARGO OF ROCKLAND LINE
IA on consignment for sale by
my 30 PALMER, HARTsOOK 4 co.
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By Pilk,p,on. Pulliamk Co
EoR SALE AT AUCTION. A YER

Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Rstats Agents, No. Il west Pearl street.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merch ants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.
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w LSTON'S AMMONIATED
w PHOSPHATE OF LlME-the beet article
known for makiUg heavy yield Of tobaeeo-su'
perior to Peruvian Guapo.
HARVRYs & WILLIAMS,
my IL Sole Agents.
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This old, well known and popular HOTEL is
open for visitors. II has been REFlTTED and
FURNISHED, and will be conducted, as hereto
fore, with especial regard 70 the comfort ana sa-
of WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS
nv 29-lm Z. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
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EOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE on
II Thirteenth street, recently occupied by kA
Ia ioNs A'''' A. D. CHOCKLEY. LA
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON
III ROE COUNTY, WEST yIRGINIA.-This old
and well known watering place will be tagainl
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th OF
June next Persons desiring circulars will receive
the upon application by letter to
nv 23-tJy2k y. GWlNN q W.
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10 std
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09
FOSTORIA NEWS.

B. B. MATCH AT FREMoNT.-Below
will be found the score of the match
between the Dexter Of Fremont and
the Fostoria of this place, at the
Tournament on the I'd inst. The
club from Fostoria was met at the de-
pot, on the arrival of the train by the
band and escorted to the grounds.
The game was called at 81 o'clock
and passed off very quietly. By lot
the Fostoria's had choice of field and
owing to the pitcher giving very slow
balls the Dexters made run Of
fourteen. The Fostoria's coming to
the bat were "white- washed" On
the I'd inning the Dexter's made only
two, and the Fostoria's six. Here
hopes were expressed that the Fos
toria's would make good scores, but
the Sd innings another "white.
wash" and again in the 7th. The
Festoria's feels very good ::over the
treatment they received at the hands
of the Fremonters. After the game
was over they were taken to the
Kessler House where splendid din
ner awaited them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09

The wonderful development and
application of that wonderful some
thing, called Electricity, is constant
ly astonishing the scientific world.
From the time that Franklin drew
the lightning from the clouds and
Morse harnessed it with a wire to
make it carry messages with the
fieetness of thought itself, there has
been no discovery OF its universal
and astonishing powers of such vast
interest to humanity, as that OF cur
ing disease. Scientific men of Eu-
rope have been laboring for centu-
ry to dircover therapeutic powers,
and they accomplished very much ;
but the grand law of its action upon
organized beings has but recently
bee discovered. And now the most
obstinate diseases that have for years
withstood all the systems of medi.
cine, yield to its gentle, yet potent
influence. DR.. Adams, of Troy, has
been demonstrating this beautiful
system by curing scores of cases that
had been supposed to be beyond re-
lief. DR.. Adams comes well endOrs-
ed by the best citizens of Troy, and
we advise those afflicted to give him
a call. .-Piqua Democrat.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09

One man wagered another that he
had seen horse galloping at great
speed and a dog sitting on his tail.
1t seems an improbable feat for dog
20 accomplish, but the man was
right, and won the money. The dog
was sitting on his own tail.
There ia some point to the above,
but not half as much as there is to the
fact that Charlie Hall sells Clothing
very cheap. He can afford to do SO
-he buys cheap, pays cash cash foI
his goods and is satisfied with reas-
enable profit when he sells. His
stock of Clothing Is always full, ana
in the line of gentlemen's furnishing
goods he can't be beaten.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09


DIR. H. NJ. PURINToN, the renown-
ed Lung Physician, and for Chronic
diseases, will visit Findlay, Monday,
August 10Th, and remain three days
at the American House. DIR. Purin-
ton, who has created 80 much atten-
tion by his wonderful power of dis
eliminating the nature of an internal
disease from the respiration Of the
lungs and beating of the heart, with.
out your being required to give your
symptoms, and who has the ability to
treat the same with a degree of sue
cess altogether unparalleled, by re-
jecting the use of all poisonous drugs
and minerals-using nothing but
medicines prepared from vegetable
remedies, sOlicits your attention to
an examination of your case, which
will be most cheerfully given in all
cases free of charge. 1t is not to be
expected that all out of the many
which i examine can be cured, al
though there are but few, compara-
lively speaking, but what may be
benefited. To such it is my privilege
to give advice free, and whenever
reason stands to judge that a cure
can be performed, You will be under
treatment from one week to three
months as the disease may require.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09
The Madisc Union saws:

At the COpperhead Senatorial con-
yentiOn of the Columbus District on
Tuesday, the genuine rebel element
OF the party was duly appreciated in
the nomination of Robert Hutcheson,
our own well known States Rights
Bob, rs the candidate. None of your
war tainted Democracy about that.
Bob has ever been an out-spoken
rebel sympathizer, a Calhoun States
Rights'man of the Cory -Welch school
and the Democracy of Franklin and
Pickaway are determined to have
such man in the Senate who will
represent them by voting for C. L.
Vallandigham for U. S. Senator.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09
Arkansas Union Republican
Platform.

The Republican Central Commit
tee of Arkansas has issued an address
to the people of the State which
contains the following summary OF
principles:
l. We are for an immediate recon-
struction upon the Congressional
plan.
2. We advocate an equal and uni
form system of taxation, and are
therefore in favor of repeating the
law that places special tax on cot
ton.
3. We are in favor of q general sys-
tenn of internal improvement.
4. We are in favor of leeveing the
overflowed lands of the South by the
help of the General Government.
5. We favor az economical admin
istration of the Government-State
and National.
6. We recommend and will sup
port system Of general education
by the State, by which all the chill
dren in the State, white and colored
may receive a good education
through the medium Of free schools.
7. We are unalterably opposed to
all kinds and forms of slavery.
s. We will ever maintain free
speech and free press.
9. We are in favor of giving the
collored citizen the right to vote on
the same footing with the white one.
10. Finally, we are emphatically in
favor of the equality of all men be:
fore the law"
The above set of principles should
be acceped and acted upon by the
people of Ohio. They have the right
tone.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09
Obituary.

Died. at his residence in Finday, Ohio,
July %. 1867, Mr.. PETER WESTENHAVER,
In the 57th year Of his ago.
Mr.. W. came to Findlay in the fall Of 1886
and was consequently resident of this
place nearly 81 years. Coming into this re-
gion at so early day. Mr.. W. suffeEsd some
OF the inconyeniences and hardships com
mon to the early settlers; but he endured
them patiently, labored diligently, and
lived to see the wiidor noss give place to the
arts Of civilization. As a business man he
was prompt, industrious and honorable, thus
winning the confidence OF those who dealt
with him, and gainirg for himself compe-
tency. AS a citizen he was thoroughly loyal
AS friend and neighbor he was kind, gsner-
GUS and trust worthy.
Mr.. Westenhayer joined the NJ. E. Church
in his 18th year, and continued consistent,
unassuming and piOus christian life until he
passed away from earth. His last illness
was OF four months duration, and during all
this time LIE was confined TO his bed a severe
sufferer, but he endured his suiferings with
christian fortitude and resignation T--snl y
tuo Ucsiuhiu6 VI Hio oiChncss ue cApEossou
to his Pastor the conviction that his pilgrim
age was nearly ended, and rejoioed at the
thought When his change came he hailed
1t with JOY.
Another good citizen has passed aw ay from
US and another good christian has entered
into rest.
DlEn, At Cleyeland, East Tennessee,
July IS, 1867, Mrs. ROSANNA LEADER, wife
of Rev. A. W. Leader, formerly Of Amanda
township. Hancock county, Ohio.
Sister Leader was for several years a con
sistent member of the Baptist Church. She
lived faithful christian and died as she
lived, in the glorious triumphs of faith in her
Redeemer. J. TEMPLE.
August srd, 1867, JOSEPH GIhMER, son Of
John and spssn fiilmer, aged 1s years.