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Laura Keene, according to a Detroit
paper wishes to give an American game
dinner to her friends in London, and
has ordered the game from Detroit
firm Among other things they have
sent her two wild turkeys weighing for
tY-seyen pounds.
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The Geauga Democrat relates the follow
ing singular occurrence Mr.. r. Dayton met
with serious accident at Rsed's mills in
rather novel wa. Approaching plauer
when in motion, the cylinder containing the
knives, going with the velocity It does. gave
it the appearance OF being at rest, and, sup
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sr Practical and Analytical Chemists
FOR SALE BY
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Book Notices.

The LADY's ALMANAC for 1868 has reached
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L Il seemed saturated with corruption
- have been parifed. and cared BY IL
Scrofulcus Affections and disorders
which we're aggravated By the scrofulous eontaripa
ton until they painfully affecting hsre been
radically cured ia such great numbers in almost
every section Of the country that the public scarceIy
need to be informed OF it virtues or uses
Scsofuloas poison Is one cf the most destruetive
enemies Of our racs Often, this unseen and unfeIt
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and insitysthe attack Of feehlinx ar fatal diseaser
without excitrg suspicion of its presence Again
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surface sDcng The vitls In the latter tuhercl-s
my Be sudse My deposited In the asss CT heart, OF
BY erdptiens The skir, or foul uleerniions ou
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BRADsTREET,s

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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.-The
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ing from Z of to acres, for sale terms
ofpsyment TO suit purchasers.
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no CONSUMPTIVES.-The Rev.

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ForsSale.

E0R .SALE.--A Farm of 200 acres,
l. In York Township, three miles from Bellevue,
one mile south Of the Pike, good fences, two good
orchards, good peach orchard, good brick house
with good cellar, two barns, good wells and cis
terms, and forty acres Of woodland.
Another Of 100 acres, the Butternut Ridge road,
miles from Bellevue, good brick house with good
cellar, and good horse bern, good well, orchard,
fences, and sight acres of woodland.
Another Of "A acres, on the Butternut Ridge road,
miles from Bellevue, one mile sonth Of the pike
large tuo-story brick hotse large cellar. two good
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woodland.
Thirty-hve acres Of fine land four miles west Of
Bellevue. re
On each place there is from twenty 10 forty acres
OF peach lasd. -sst
Terms very low. Fer particulars inquire on the
premises or address DANIEL GERHART,
5zl2 Bellevue, Ohio.
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House and Lot for Sale,

NTEAR the Presbyterian Church. will be sold
IN cheap IL sold within the next 30 days. Title
perfect. Enquire at the Shoe Store Of SIBERIAN
4 Co., opposite the Croghan House. stf
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Il THE UNITED STATES, for the Northern District
Of Ohio.-In the matter of Gilbert G. Edgerton.-1n
B,nkruptcy.-Tc whom Il may concern:-fhe under
signed hereby gives noties of his appointment As
sgnee Of Gilbert G. Edgerton, of Fremont, Ia the
Ucnuty Of Ssudusky, spd State of Ohio, within said
District who hes been sdjudged BAnkfhpt upon his
petition BY the District Court Of sad District
Dated Dec. 20, 1857. J. L. GREENE
52-2 Assignee.
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He carved that dream on the shapeless stone
With many sharp incision. s
That angel dream he made his own,
His own that angel vision.
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Ston wall jackson.


tGCn WiW D0Wte hHtCcS - me rom"
dotjon far tie To,y. y
\ wIit"r over Tie Signature or "A
E.rg;mian, in the Savannah WDyuing
NecDS comes 10 therescnc OF Mr., Pollard
rs historian III the matter of SLonewall
Ja"kSon'S proposed night attack upon
the Federal army with Bowie knives
on,l lnr state Of nudity. The cores
pondcnr's statement, however varies
very materially from that Of Mr., Pol.
Lard, and in fact changes The whole ma
,urc OF The transaction into. one entirely,
legitimate and consistent with the rules
Of civilized warfare. lie SAYS:
The OCCASION referred To was ,nmo.
dl'elv after the hat!o OF Frcdricksbnrg,
va. On the llth Of Dnccnibcr,s 1899,
The t"dcraiS occupying The northern
bank Of the Rnppahl lnnuck River npon
the southern side OF which krrdcrcks
bnrg is situated, opened fire upon the
town wllh.one hundred and forv.nine
pieces "lar'lllcrr. Il nlaorty Of the
mltabl'nnts left town when Tho bonn
bardment Qncnced Early IN the
morning the enemy, Under cover Of their
IRE. attempted 10 swing n pontoon
b'ldge laden with soldiers across the
rrer A few well directed shots from
our ARTILLERY broke The bridge, aud lhn
boats boated down Tie river, the men 10
be drowned Or 10 be KILLED hy the l4ali,
rit4Ns.of Barhs ialo's M,ssssirp;an<. Al
right another anl successful attempt to
cross was made below The city aL D.ep
Fun, and III few moments thereafter
lie town was occupied by lie enemy
Inc l2th was spent III n king prcpa a.
tons for the baIllc on The J,h, tic 10
suit OF which is too well known 10 bn
detailed here suffice it 70 say, that By
dark OH that day thc cur,uy's troops to
he number Of sixty thousand, torn,
bleeding and thoroughly disorganizcd,
wcrc crowded III town. Whilo Tins
srtnaIcd, The Confederate. clliyf held q
council OF way As l,as,heon frequently
asserted. aud never, until ntclv. contra
dlcted, Gen. Lee stated that he ,honel,t
the enemy would make another attack,
not believing that he had suffered so
severely aud were SO brokon mp as VAS
afterwards ascorained Toihis opinion
Nen' Jackson disagreed, and suggested
that the artillery Of the first and second
corps, his aud Longs rcct', should be
collected upon the hills directly in front
W @ aa' Town; an" heavy lire DC opened
upon ~ ana 'hn' the men "f li9 corps
30 sntpPc" 70 the waist to distinguish
'''''" from IN" enemy, and ,ndcr The
'"v'," ~, our 'F'''I'.y hrr tprcn ih"lr way
'"'o .hr Town ana bAyon"t all who wcr,,
Io' ,' summary a,'r'n' i''S corps %os on
',n TSP 81 ana l."n%''rer''a ON ,he
"''' me men OF the latter corps
were ''oI.to ." stripped nor 10 pnruc,
r",' u, I'm, me- a''"c%' '"' were To protect
; ;'r ''''ia'ry ana prevent the enemy
IRON 'scanng mp me river and crossing
A. a"e lo'ds' winch doubtless they would
nave attempted had an attack been
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