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FACULTY OF PHYsIC.

NATHAN r SAITH. NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry.
= N E. a. AIKEN, NJ. D., Ii. D., Professor of
Chemistry ana Pharmacy.
O ". .MILTENBERGER, NJ. d. Professor OF OBJ
stetTics
RICHARD MCSHERRY, N. D., Professor OF
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
CHRiSTOPHER JOHNSON, NJ. D.. Professor of
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
SAMUEL g CREW, NJ. D., + rOfessOr OF MaIeria
Medica and Therapeutics.
FKASK Donaldson, M D, Professor of Physi-
OlO<y, Hygiene and General Pathology.
WM. T. HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor OF Diseases
OF Women and Children.
JAMES II. BUTLER, II. ID. Demonstration and
AdJUact 70 the Professor Of Anatomy.
The fees for the full course are Sl2O. For Ma
triculafion S.. Fer Practical Anatomy $40.
TIE University Hospital, Tor Infirmary,) st-
tached 70 the College, ranks among the dTst
Clinical Schools in the country. It affords a
great variety in the forms of disease always
under treatment. Surgical Operations. and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, Practical Medi-
cine and the Diseases OF Women and Children, /,
are constituent parts Of the daily instruction
given by the respective Professors OF this insti-
tuition.
Students desiring to perfect themselves in
SDectdsties can take courses OF private instruc-
l1On from Adjuncts attached TO the various
CnairS.
GEO. w. MILTENBERGER, Il. D., Dean.
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FRATERNHZING.
Confederate and Union soldiers
i'm Missouri.

The following incident peculiarly de.
clares the feeling which amin stes the ex.
Confederstes and the Federal soldiers
We learn frsm an eye witness that after
Col. +. S. Curtis, of Macon, Mo-, had
finished most sensible, manly, mag
unanimous and telling speech to the peO-
pie at Liberty, at the great ratification
meeting on the l4th ult., and durin g
which he said there was no hate existing
between the eX-Confederate and Federal
soldiers, on the contrary there was q
sympathy for each other, and he had the
highest admiration for those men who
had backed their sentiments by their
act. Col. Matt r. Cullen, of st. Louis,
Mo-, was introduced, who, leaning on
his crutch, with great emotion, in sub
stance, said "Citizens of Clay county,
IN the name OF the Confederates pres
ent, am instructed to state that we
fully reciprocate the magnanimous sem
timents OF this honorable, brave and
loyal Federal soldier. l take this occa-
sion to add, sir, that, as far as am indi-
vidually concerned, l have received much
practical kindness at the hands Of Fede-
raj soldiers since the surrender, and / am
willing and anxious, as know all other
Confederates are, to return our heart
Ieit sIIagiaae 70 the AagOf this country;
and when the noble Democratic party,
with its Temple of Liberty, which has
the Constitution for its base, the rights
OF the States for its columns and the
Union for It's dome, all fitted Off with
COrinthian elegance, is successful, we
will then, and not until then, feel that
we are protected, and with 10y and de-
light will show the zeal and AFT sction for
our RAg that we did for it before the war.
Sir, your generosity cannot be surpassed
by ours, but we will equal IT at least.
Now, sir land Col. Cullen then extended
bis hand TO Col. Curtis, which was warm
~ accepted, offer you the hand of sim
cerest friendship, and promise that every
ex-Confederate will aid you in recover
ing his and your lost liberties, The past
is buried, and over the graves Of our fall
len braves let ua say
U1der ths sod and the dew.
Waiting the Judgment Day,
Tears and love for the b.ue
Love and tears for the-gray,H
He then retired, with three cheers
from the crowd for the old Democratic
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"A CARp.

A REPORT having obtained eredenee that
IA have Withdrawn from the LIFE INSUR r.
ANCE business, take this method of notify-
Ing the Public that am ill connected with
The New York Life Insurance Company
Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
which has been heretofore bestowed on me By
Dy my friends In Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas, respectfully ask a continuance Of
the same.
Ihave also associated with me in business,
Mr. T. =. CASk1N, formerly OF SOuih Carolina,
friends and patrons. s. d. MCCIITRF
SIPS
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
B AL I'M o r E A.,

FTJHE Sixty-first Annual Session OF the School
L OF Medicine In the University of Maryland
will commence on the 18th OF OCTOBER, 1895,
and will end on the lst OF March, 1860. There
will be preliminary Course Of Lectures, be-
ginning on Monday, o. stOber 3
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3AYOso ESCAIFPMFrr, No.3LO.O.F. Meets
on the lst and Sd Thursday nfVhtB OF each
month. ]. H. Mcclure, c. P; +. Mellersh,
n p. Thomas Bacon Scribe je4
EMPHIs LODGE, NO. 6.-Mest5 6very Tuesday
night. F. Mellersh, N. e.; NJ. Pump, Secre-
Mtary. suLS
CHICKAsAw LODGE, No. 6-Meers every Mon
day night at 3 o clock. DIR. George W. Acree,
N-G.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. iyl2
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Notice.

Il HAVE two beautiful s2d Yen improved
Il Plantations In Lea county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany. bounded by
on OF the best railroads IN the State, and q
me Lot and c1mmodiUus DEelling 10 the city,
which ! Will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
apis 4. WRIGHT.
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WELL BORING.
WATER! WATER i!
WE'LL BORING.

HAVING purchased the right for Tennessee,
IL OF Heath d Co.'S Patent Well Borer, we
oner for 3 ale few County Rights, and also TO
bore wells on tue shortest notice. This inven-
tion is pronounced by all practical men who
have seen IL, and those who have used 10 as
unrfyaIled for the purpose designed. The Well
upies little space; is so SAFE from any nui-
sance and accident; 20 neat and durable, that
II may be located anywhere desired. We are
prepared to show specimen Wells and the
whole apparatus to parties desiring to see them.
We have indisputabie testimonials of the supe-
rtority and cheapneSs of these Wells over all
Others known. From fifteen to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any Intelligent work
ing man in the use of this invention. A club
OF nve or six persons wanting Wells can buy a
County Right for what a well would cost them
and work IL to great profit for others For such,
opportunities are ever offered for investing a
few hundred dollars to advantage.
Address II. FLETCB ERs d CO..
seS No 296 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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FOX SALE.
FOB SALE.

HORSE aud Buggy. "A very hne aud thor
III ouRhly brsEsB family horse, with new
open Buggy aud Il HsTneSs-all in complete
order-wilT be sold low. Inquire Al Bescher 4
Co.'S No. 35l Main street, or 0I
JOE SELIGMAN
ssS Iw Corner Union and THIRD streets
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BOARDING.

DOARnING- FURNISHED Rooms With Board,
ID Al l5i SecOEd street. References required.
sep6
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A Ii persons whom it may concsTn are here
N by notified that CertinCat- No. 2ls for eight
E1sres. and Certificate No. 1916 for i've shares
of stock in toe Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road having been lost or misla d, application
has been made for a reissue OF said stock.
MATTHEW J. COX.
Memphis May 5. 1865. ssP6 Iw
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NOTICES,
Notice.


Il HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN
i which j will sell cheap. 1 refer TO Messrs
GalbreStb, Slew art 4 Co.
sss II A WRIGHT,
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE. No. SIS elIVe Street,
ST. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY. President.
JAS. II. LUCAS. Vioe-Prestds't.
VIM. t. sELBY. Secretary.
J. 8. MILLER. Asst sooretarv.
VIM N. BENTON, GsnI Agent.
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PREMIUM.
81 90 Preanli1E4l
=. ]. ATWOOD.

Notice of Rens0UGE.
A TrWOOD & ANDERSON, Cotton Factors,
IA General Produce and Commission Mer-
enanls, have removed their buslness to No. $50
Main street, Detween Onion and Gayoso streets.
Memphis, September ], 1855, Bsp6 I'm
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CARDS.
a Cara

- Ns-~%BA ~An
NEW ORLEANS August II, 1865.
MESSRS. MAYER, MARShUErZ & co OF
Nl Memphis, ere the only ones for whom I
viii hereafter al up orders for that market
They are authorized TO sell my cigars to dealers
at factory prices.
au20 Inn GEORGE AT CES
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Land for Safe.

OnO ACRES. mOTe OF less, OF good rich tim
sDtBtJ bersd unfupruvsd Land, on Raleigh nj
Cubs Road, on Big Creek. shelby county, W III be
offered At private sale, for cash, until Monday,
September the 2Sth when- II not sold. The same
viii be sold at pubic auction at the Circuit
Courthouse door in Memphis
Apply TO LUCY 7. RALSTON,
E1scufri1 Of John Rslston. deed. Big Creek,
Or NJ. D. L STEW ART,
sepl ID Memphis
NOR SALE-PATENT RIG BT.-The Patent
Right OF a newly ~ vented Lock Guard
Tor Eny state IN the Union can be secured by
application to the unde signed. II is uSefuI,
AMI VII pay active men who engage In its sale.
one il use Al This Oflce, where those interested
can inspect Il. Address
au9 Il SAN SHLDSS. Appeal.
DOR SALE Oh LEAsE.-BeautIful, shaded
IT and choice Building LOIS, fronting on IA
vOrite residence streets either cleared or win
nne forest trees-vsry low. ". A. WHEAT
LEY, Agent Mis-. Col. Preston, No. Bethel
Block. Jy22 I'm
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOB
y SALE ON EASY TEENs-My lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms to suit
purchasers, for cash or on any ume-from one
to ten years, and IN any Quantity-frOm acres
70 3o0. My residence, with from Il to . acres
Isnd. win be sold at a great bargain, for cash,
or the usual terms Apply 10 myself, on the
premises, or TO ROyster, Trezeyant . Co., my
azeuts IN the city. "
ieI7 Nm. IRRELEVANT.
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WANTS.

lUANTEO-By a paying tenant, a small
w House with four rOOHs and kitchen, OF
small storeroom and tbrse rooms attached
ant, Appeal once sep9 81
lUANTE d. want u exchange my i'm
w proved city property, valued at $500 cash,
for country property Of same valuation, or viii
take dry goods 70 that amount. Address <. ;,
Appeal ONCE. aus
"ANTED.-5GO0 bushels DRIED APPLES
w AND PEACH Is. Highest market price
between UuiOl anu GsyOsO streets. aus 4W
"ANTED.-A situation as Book keeper by
w an experienced business man and thor
Ough accountant. Address B. q, Appeal Office.
auD
"ASTED.-By an accomplished Southern
w Lady situation a. Teacher OF the PisaO
and Singing in a private family or young la
Epectabhty given. Address L IL, care Of Mrs.
DeGrsy Rennet. No 81 Second street, Memphls
AUS i'm
A GENTS psign Lives OF
n SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
Steel Portraits, Pins, Badges Everything for
the times every voter wants them.
GOODSPEEU & CO.,
suls In Memphis or New NOrk.
"ANTED-DIEDAP APPLES AND PEACH
w rs None but bright halves. Also, No.
SWEET POTATOES
MCDONALD 8 WOUDWURTH,
sul2 I'm Corner Of Front snd Union SIS.
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CLAYMONT BOARDING. SCHOOI.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
L School for College or active business.
LOCATIoN-Three miles nom Charleston, JEFF
ferson county, Valley Of Virginia.
Next Session Commences sept. I, IS6s.
Pupils received at any time.
TKRMs-sS0O, payable semi-annually, In ad-
vance. A liberal deduction viii be made to
parents or guardians who send more than one
boarder. No extras.
For circular, address
J.s. BLACKBURN,
aus law tSsl5 Principal.
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DIRECTORS:
James n. Lucas, Samuel VIII, Theodore La
veille, Charles n. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. E. Robinson, Robert L. Carr, John
r. Thornton, David K Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry Orerstolz, Nicholas SohReffer,
William Z. Gay, VIM. z. IamisOn, r. p, Han
enkamp, L. ii. Baker, D. A. January, VIM. ].
Lewis. =, RoHier, Lr., Jacob Tamm.
Assets, June i, IsSs, ever eS,OO0,OOO
Issues Policies en- AL THE MOST AP.
PROVED NOH-FOREEXTINs PLANS,
On - good terms ~ any Company.
No Restrictions upon AoettmGted Persona, or 10
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCES;
Wormeley, Joy q Co., Aydlett, Robinson a
Co., >. M. Webb q Co, Toof, Phillips q Co., La
cey q McGhee, N. CorOnna, A. 4 Frankland, |
Jacob Alexander, CIapp, Vance & Anderson.
General n. B. Forrest, General j. K. Chalmers, |
Com. Joseph Z. montgomery, Judge j. p. Ca |
ruthers, Rev. y. Il. Ford d d. Rev j. X. Graves,
Judge Phineas t. Scruggs, Galloway, Hampton |
Co., DeSoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-NO. k8 Madi- |
son street, Kit Williams Block.
MCMAHON q OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennessee.
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana.
n. .. ID. MCMAHON
ie2l SIN
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PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

AIRS. NJ. A. KNOX will resume her school on
vi MONDAY, September 7th, at her residence,
nOItneas corner OF Orleans and Court street
extended Pupils will be received and clasSed
from september lst- Terms modified TO suit
Lhe tines aul6 U
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IN full operation, with complete corps OF
Il Teachers and Professors. PIspils from nine
teen different States, South and Southwest
present. Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy. school select
number OF pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few Institutions OF the same
class in cities and elsewhere. Term begins Sep
tember ~, 1888 Address the Principal,
ROBEkT II. ARCaER,
auIl 3taw6w EllicOtts Mills, Nd.
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ST. LOUIS, MO.
SAINT MARY's SCHOOL,
POPLAR STREET.
PATAPS % FEMALE INSTITUTE
Near BaItimore. Maryland.

MRS. MARY z. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
WI re-oEen TU EsDAY. .September LIST. aull U
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCES

No Restrictions upon AoestBaGted Persona, or 70
RESIDENCE OR IRA VEL.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-The Cotton Shed on Jefferson
" st. eet, near Fourth Apply to JAMS q.
CASH, at City Inspectors office. sepl0 lE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-10-22
|, Il GRANTS ELECTION Conceded.
The Louisville Coueier ON the Result

The, Louisville Courier, the ablest
rebel Democratic journalpublished south
of the Ohio river, in its Issue of October
I4th, thus candidIy reviews the results
Of Tuesdays elections:
The returns came in slowly last night,
and although at the hour we write this
'C23 A ny they still lag, yet sufficient
have been received to indicate the defeat
of the Democrats in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and INDIANA They have made brave
and determined fight, and have gained
a few members of Congress, though not
to the extent anticipated and although
the major ties against them are small 8,
yel it Is useless 10 attempt to conceal tue
fact that the virtIict of yesterday virtu-
allv decided the Presidential election.-
Our people must make up their minds
to The Fact that q rant willbe tDe next
President. We earnustly hope that the
apprehunsions so generally entertained
OF Inc evil that Will follow this result
will not oerealized, but that new era
of peace, quiet and prosperity may dawn
ON the country.
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Muskingum County-January ., April q,
Morgan County-sIarch 8. June1 November 3
Noble County-April G. July 70, October 10.
tOber ii. ..-.t, .--.
Monroe County-February ID, May Il. Novem-
ber l. ..c -.-.
Belmont County-March l, May 81, Novemser
Is. .- l--
Harrison County-February l, May 3, octo-
ber lS
Tuscarawas County-February %, May IL, No
vemberS.
Jefferson County-March 5. May 81, November
Y.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published four consecutive weeks in the several
weekly newspapers published in said District,
and that James NJ. Kennedy, Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas County for
ward a certified copy of this order to the several
Clerks of the Courts of Common Pleas in said
District, and to the Secretary of State, OF the
State of Ohio, forthwith.
Done this 25thday of September. a. D. 1898
GEORGE W. Mc1LVAINE,g Judges of
MOSES NJ. GRANGER, fsaid Court
THE STATE OF OHIO, L.JAMEs -M. Kfse-
TUsCARAwAS COUNTY, s.. NEDY, Clerk OF the
County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the above is truly copied from the original
order of said Judges now on file in my Office.
In testimony whereof, | hereunt1 set
SEAL my ameand atfix the Official seal OF
my office this Second day oE0ctober.
A. d. 1868.
THE STATE OF OHIO, l, J. r. MITCHELL,
BELMONT COUNTY, IS. Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas OF said County, hereby ceytify
that the foregoing is a true copy of the order or
said Judges ,as furnishedme by James NJ Ken
nedy, Clerk as aforesaid, and now on file in my
office.
the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
lsEAL.l mont County, at ST Clairsvilie, this
Sth day of October, 4; ISIS:
Oct l5 ISSS-iw
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Sheriff s Sale of Real Estate.
J. B. Smith,

I y. p. SInllu,
The Empire Coal and Bel. Co. Com. Pleas.
Mining Co.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
- the above case issued and TO me dIrecled. I
will offer FOR sale at The front door OF the Court
| House in ST. Clairsville in said County, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, Is6s,
| between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. aud i o.
clock p. N. OF said day, The following described
premises, situate in Belmont County, 10 VII:
The six foot vein OF coal under tie following z
RsmnnI and Stata g, ONO oni hsi1Sei s ~
described as follows: Being part OF the North
east quarter of Section 81, Township =. Range :,
beginning for the same al Station l. ON the NOrtn
size of the County road leading from Beiiaire TO
St. Clairsyille and OH the East line oil lands now
owned by Robson Keyser; thence NOrth5lo East
40 perches TO sugar tree, to Station = thence
North l2o East ~. 10 perches TO Statlon 3, at a
post in the Jordan line on the North branch of
the Run, thence south 4oo East HAD peruhes to
station at q post on the Section line; thence
81. .06 perches toa post Station ) at the County
road; thence by said Road North 45o West 74.6I
perches TO the place OF beginning. Excepting
therefrom, one acre and three perches sold and
conveyed by John y Crafty and wife 10 the
German Cemetry Association of Bellaire, by
deed dated October 9th. 1867, aud Recorded April
), 1868, in the Record OF Deeds Volume A., page
49, to which refeTeneei had for full descrptioD5
containing % acres, 1 rood, a perches. 50
ALso-The six foot vein OF coal under the fol-
lowing described premises, situate in the Coun-
ty of Belmont and State OF Ohio and bounded
and described as follows. to wit: The same be-
ing in Section 80, Township 2, Range ,, and be-
ginning at Station 1. corner of land lately OWE
ed by Joshua Keyser and Il. Alton; thence
North l4115o East 22.SS poles to the Run. Station
2; thence up the Run North a 9 West 25 poles
Station 8; thence North 25o East 80 poles To sta
ton at the North side OF the Road; thence
North 30o East 25.i0 poles to Station TO a sugar
tree; thence North l20 East 800 poles to The
Jordan line Station g; thence North 4So West
1885 poles to the Section lueStatation z; thence
West 1915 poles to the GilIis corner Station S;
thence South l3O poles to two beech trees sta
tion 81 thence South 201So East 5l.4S poles to the
South side OF run near an Elm tree Station 10;
thence North lS.15 poles to Station Ii; thence
East lOl poles to the place of beginning contain-
ing l39 acres, three roods and - poles; Except
ing, therefrom, q acres heretofore sold by Robi-
son Keyser to one L. P. Rodes out OF the South
east corner of said tract TO which deed reference
is hereby made.
Terms of sale cash on day of Sale.
Appraised lst Tract at $3.50.
I'd 90 S532l -
SAML. B. PIPER sheriff Bel. Co. O..
J; B. SMITH, Atty for Plf
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The New Postage stamps.

ThePOStnistert General has Just awar-
dcd the CONTRACT Tor the supply of stamps
TO the Pnstofiice Department. for the en-
sainS four y(aFs 10 the National Bank
Note Company o. New York. !. The new
stamps VIII he somewhat smaller. than
those i'll use ut present, but they are of a
Superior style and finish. with novelty
in design. Ihe two-cent stamp contains
an engraving Of "A poSt-boy on horseba
in full speed, The three cent has loco
motive under foil head of steam, the
great carrier Of our domestic SERVICE
The 1--WE cent stamp, contains a head OF
Washington. The tep7cent, the finest OF
all in design and execution, has a mini
ature engfaving Of the Declaration. of
Independence, executed with such deli
cacy and precision hat the picture suf-
fSrs lrbyhihg under the magnifylng glass.
The twelGe-cent stamp has an ocean
steamship, aud thao otnirtyrcent has a
finely executed engraving of the sur
render OF Burgoyne. When 1T is 1con-
sidered that, oyer ia,millie stamps are is-
sued daily, theimportahceo of this contract
is seen at once.
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Letter from Gen. Shertdan--The Same
Old Flight.

Olu
At the Copper Institute meeting Tues
day evening, Mr.. r. f. Andrews read &
letter from General Sheridan, written b
the meeting of the I'D ult., and not re
ceived untl Monday last. Gen. Sheri-
dan says:
l feel deep interest in the success O
our honored chleftain i'll the ensuing
Presidential election, believing that in
it are in yoIved the peace and prosperity
of the country. l believe the same con
test is now before the nation that exist
ed during the rebellion, and that a polit-
ical victory now is Is Necessary as was =
military victory then; and, although /
feel the deepest reluctance to say aughi
that will connect me with any political
canvass, stHl, the memory of hard fought
fields, an interest for the sacred cause
for which so many lives were lost COM
pelslme now, when that cause ID IN dan
ger, to une Iuiyocally give it my support
I have not thought the rebellion ended,
and now when see 1t again outorop-
ping, under its old leaders, / see the
verilication of the frequent boost made
while [ was in New Orleans, that the
cause of Secession was not lost, but
would yet De accomplished by making
the Northern people fight each other;
that the Ohio River would be the boun-
dairy line Of the Southern Confederacy,
and that the rebel flag would on that
line bid defiance to the Stars and Stripes
TNis patriotic letter was received with
5hunders of applause, happy prelude
10 the good news that so soon succeeded
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gfgal.
NnIice

N NJ BRIMMER, non resident of the state
II. of Ohio will take notice thai ON Tire 10th
of September, 1865, the First National Bank Oi
Bridgeport Ohio, fled a petition in the Court vi
Common Pleas of Belmont County, against SAID
Brimmer as iudorser OF q bin OI Exchange
drawn by Jacob Hayman, accepted by John
Thomas for $500, dated May I'D, lsJs, which
had been protested Tor non payment; and that
an order OF attachment has been Issued out OF
said Court against said BrImmer one OF the
DEFENDANTS Tie plaintiff asks judgment
against the drawer and indoTsers OF ssid bill
for the sum of SaOQ2 q, with Interest fIon l4th
August 1858: and the SAID Brlmmer is not fled
that he is required to appear and answer "a ii
petition ON or before the 2ist day OF NoNenl Der,
1858.
FIRST NAT BANK OF BRIDGEPORT.
By PETER TALLMAN, Atty for plI1E
OctDber / IS6S Hg