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when he resigned to accept the
position of Attorney (City So
licitor) for the city OF Cincin.
natl, an Office to which he had
been elected while absent in
the army. In Oct, 1866, he
was elected Probate Judge Of
Hamilton County on the Re,
publican ticket. Colonel Noyes
was with his regiment on every
march, and In every battle and
sklrmish in which the com.
mand was engaged from the
time of entering the service, in
July, 1861, until he lost a leg
in battle, July 4, 1854. That
he had the love and respect of
his men is evident from the
fact already stated that he IN.
duced so many of them to re-
enlist. lie enjoyed the conf
dence of his superior officers,
as is shown by the warm re.
Communications he received for
promotion from Gems. John
Pope, w. 5. Rosecrans, ID. S.
Stanly, G. N. Dodge, and w. 7.
Sherman. The latter says: Il
was close by when Col. Noyes
was shot. We were pressing
Johnston's army back from
Marietta when he made o stand
at Smyrna camp ground, and |
ordered his position to be at
tackled. 1t was done success,
fully at some loss, and Col.
Noyes lost his leg. lie fully
merits this honorable title.'
Col. Noyes was a strict disci
plinarian, and it was said of him
that lie in some way managed to
have a greater number Of men
present for duty than any 9th.
er equal regiment in the com
mand. Yet he was impartial
and uniformly kind to all who |
were disposed to do their duty.
While he insisted on being iM-
plicitiy obeyed by his Subordi- |
mates, he was always ready to
obey without questioning the
commands OF his guperiors, and
he had the satisfaction OF
knowing, when the war was
over, that bis regiment never
turned their backs to the ell
emy in any battle or skirmiSh
from first TO last.
"uaving been recommended
Tor promotion to the iull llrankof
Brigadier General before he
was wounded, he received, al
ter he was disabled for active |
service, a commission as Bre.
vet Brigadier General to date
from March 13, 1862
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The Convention, the Ticket
and the Platform.

lnC NOIbSn(lUH1 IHC AAShSC
and the Platform.
The Republican Convention
last week Was one OF The largest
ever held in the State. Every
county was represented, and
the city was crowded to over
flowing. The ticket is compos-
ed of tried and true men, and
the platform will meet the
hearty approval of every Re-
publican in the State
Gen. Noyes, our candidate ior
Governor, is a soldier who has
left one OF his legs upon the
battlefield oi has country, fight
ing under the odd flag. He is
an educated, earnest, incorrupt
ibIe man, an excellent speaker,
and in every way worthy TO
lead the Republicans to vic,
tory.
Jacob Mueller, our candidate
for Lieut.. Governor, is diStin-
gulshed German lawyer OF
Cleveland, who was the leader
in organizing the Germans OF
that section OF the State during
the war. He has never sought
Office, and only accepted the
nomination at the earnest so,
licltatiOn of his friends.
The rest of the ticket is
composed Of like good men,
worthy OF our support and con-
iidence.
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HOMES Fer THE HOMELESS
Lands for Sale at Low PrlcesI

TRACT NO. !.
IOtCRE5 in Elk township, 4 miles from Nc.
tJArthur, part cleared with house and gS,d
nPruvcments-balanc well tiinbered rltsell
rJy lriC
TRACT NO 9.
100ACRE5 IN Madison township, 2 miles
IUDfrOm H,leskl, 25 acres cleared, with
good house, balance well tlmbered.
TRACT NO. 3.
t0N ACRES in Harrison township, 4 miles
--JfrOnI the railroad at Raysvlls. Timber
land.
Each Of the above tracts will he sold eI very
low figures, on very far terms.
Call at my office. II. G. JONES,
Attorney at Law, Nc Arthur, o.
marco 1870
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From Nit. Pleasant.

The Good Templars Hall will
be dedicated on Saturday, July
1st at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Prof
Howard, of the Ohio University
will deliver an address appro'
pirate to the occasion.
Wool is selling at SO cents.
Mrs. r. FL. Saline and her
mother in law have returned
from visit to their relatives in
Kentucky.
Mrs. A. @. johnson, daughter
of CIV. johnson, who has been
teaching in Peru, Indiana, came
homo on a visit last week. She
will remain here a few weeks,
after which she returns to Pe
ru.
A child was born here last
week with teeth.-LOgaa Re
publican.
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TIE speech OF Gen. Grosven.
or, temporary chairma of the
Republican State Convention
was the right thing in the right
place, and its excellence was
the subject Of gsrerai remark.
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Acknowledged to DC the
BEST STOVE

Also, The "lndianola, a wood
stove manufactured by the
same company, New nome,"
"Rcnector;' the "Planet," for
coal-al! stoves well known in
The county, numbers Of them
being in use, and giving per
!ect satisfaction.
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0. b. CHAPMAN, editor of the
Pomeroy Telegraph is am
nounced as a candidate Tor the
Republican Senatorial nomi
nation.
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Look Here.

A LII persons owing me Oh SheT1f's fees
Aand dues, and also notes md book ne.
cOuEtH are Notified To call on ne without fur
ther delay in order that they may save Il cu-
selves farther trouble. J. j. S1ipCH NY.
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Rennlicnn SHADE Ticket.


Governor,
EDWARD +. MOVES,
OF Hamilton Couaty.
Lieutenant Governor,
HCpB MUELLER,
Of Cuyahosa County.
Supreme Judge,
W. IL. WEST,
OF Logan County.
Treasurer,
ISAAC n. WELSH,
Oi Belmont County.
Auditor,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
OF franklin County.
Attorney General,
F.B. POND,
or Morgan County.
School Commissioner,
THOMAS W. HARVEY,
OF Lake County.
Clerk of the Supreme Conlt
RODNEY F0os,
UfCilnton County.
Member Board Of Pubic Works,
II. r. lloSMER,
OF Musliingum Cou%s'.
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AGENTS WANTED for "Couycrt Life
Unveiled" by Edith OGorman, Escaped
Nun, whose disclosures are thrilling and start.
linz. Conn. Pub. Co., Hartford Conn 92undiw
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| PhDASath SNtittibtttO AOA wv
crnOr OF Ohio.
From OHIO in the war,l
edward Follensbee Noyes
was born at Haverhill, Mass
October 3, 1882. His parents
having both died in his infan'
cy, at the age of thirteen years
he was apprenticed by his
guardian as a printer boy in
the Office OF the Morning Star,
religious newspaper publish
ed at Dover, N. Ii. In this po
sition he remained four and a
half years, and then began
preparing for college, at King
ston Academy, Rockingham
county, ~, II. lie entered
yarmouth College in 1853, and
four years after he graduated,
ranking fourth in a class num-
bering fifty seven. He imme>
diately removed to Cincinnati,
and studied law with NJ. L
Curwen, Esq, graduating in
the Cincinnati Law School in
1858. The same year he began
the practice of law, and was
III the successful prosecution
of his profession at the break
ing out of the rebellion. On
the Sth of July, 1861, his law
office was changed to recruit
ing headquarters, and in less
than one month q full regiment
was raised and ready for the
field. OF this regiment (the
Thirty.ninth Ohio Infantry he
was commissioned Major, to
rank from July 27, 1861. In
this rank he continued with
tho command during all its
marches in Missouri, and un-
der General Pope during the
advance upon and final cap
ture of New Madrid and Island
No. 10. Still under Pope's
command, he took part in all
the skirmishes and engage
ments of General Halleck's
left wing in front OF Corinth
ard on the heights OF Farming
ton. Upon the resignation OF
Colonel Groesbeck and the
promotion of Lieut. Colonel
he was commissioned
Lieut.. Colonel, July s, 1862,
and in this rank took part un-
der General RosecranS, in the
battle of Iuka Sept. 10, 1862,
and in the bloody engage
ments at Corinth, Oct. Sd and
4th. On the 1st of Oct, 1862,
he was commissioned Colonel
vic6 Gilbert, resigned and in
Dec. following he commanded
the regiment in the battle OF
Parksr's Cross Roads, where
the rebel forces under General
Forrest were defeated with
great loss. From this time
until the beginning of the At
lanta campaign he commands
ed his regiment in its various
movements and its garrison
duty at Corintb, Memphis, and
its bridge building on the rail-
road in Middle Tennessee.
"While engagedin this latter
duty at Prospect, Tennessee,
the subject of Veteran re en-
listment began to engage the
attention of the troops. COL
onel Moves, with g. quick per
ception of its necessity, threw
the whole weight of his inllu>
ence into the work of re. enlist
ing his regiment. He was SO
earnest in the matter, and so
lndustriously advocated it, that
he fully aroused the spirit of
his excellent regiment, and as
a result the Thirty.ninth Ohio
gave to the country a much
larger number of veterans than
any other Ohio regiment. His
zeal had its effect also on other
officers in the command, and
was doubtless instrumental in
rendering the veteran move.
ment so popular in General
Dodge's district. In the At
lanta campaign he took part
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ZALEsKI is to have a ball and
Hawks Bridge, a dinner for
the Fourth, ..-.
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8 O'CLOCK.

S.0=SA 4 MONTH Expenses paid-malc or
cpc Uiemalc agcnts-EUrsc and outfit fur.
nIshed.
Address, saco Novelty Co., saco lie. 22iuni
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N ew Advertisements.
Attach shacNt NOtlce,

George w. slsson, Plaintiff, against Iamcs
Evans, Defendant.
Before Robert Sage, Justice ofthe Peace, Lik
Township, Vlnton Co. o..
ON tho 9th day Cf Jnnc. 1871, snid Justice
NlIssupda IA order oi attachment in the ahol c
action for the sum ofGnctccn dollars aud SOW
enty>twU cents; (il9.72) said cause VIII be for
hearing OH the 9th day Of August, 1871.
GEORGE W. SISSON.
RY II. c. JONEl, his Attorney.
Macarthur, Ohio, June %, ISL.
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For the operations of the army in the
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AsHTABULA, ONO.
Saturday Morning, Dec, Q, 1871.

CoNaREss.-Th second session of the 42d
Congress convcned at 12 " on Monday last
This session. tuss preceding as Il does the Pre-
sideniial compaisn Of ~, will undoubtedly be
one OF mors than ordinary interest. The or.
ganits,ion and manipulation of this campaign
will enlist the anxious thought of politicians,
aud II plots and counterplot should prevail
il will not be surprising. The action of the
SeRete upon the numerous executive appoint
ments of the recess, will probably be among
the FIRST watters to occupy its attention, after
the references. Among the first duties of the
House will most hlSrly be that of disposing of
the unfinished organization of committees.
The message, which will be found in this
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conspicuous, perhaps in what it omits as in
what it submits.
The questions of revenue, tariff, civil service
reform, and kindred questions are likely TO
be made somewhat prominent. The growing
conviction throughout the country, that the
burdens of national taxation should be materi-
ally reduced and the future augmented wealth
and population of the nation bear a greater
share than Aitherto contemplated Ia the can
collation. of the public debt, will have its
weight with the administration and the DOM
inent party In Congress, now on the eve of a.
mother popular appeal for another term of
power. This remark is borne olt by the rec
concentrations Of the message. 1t seems
probable that the much and long abus.
ed income trx, Will hardly be able 10 stem
the current against it. And while the protect
i've elemdnt is in a majority in congress, there
IS an active and able free trade power there
also, which will be very likely TO secure i'm
portant reductions in many articles of impoi
alton against which there is or may be Iaset
elamor of monopoly. Due regard will nC
doubt be paid 20 the interests of home indus
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cles shall go upon the free lis, as shall leas
disturb the employmcnts and wages Of Amcri
can labor
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ESTRAY Game upon the premises
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the 12h day of December next, at the Office of the
Treasurer OF Assistant Treasurer
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MATTERS IN UTAH

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The Republic OF Mexico has moi yet repealed
the very Objectionable laws esta blishihg whit
Is known as the Free Zone" ON the frontier
Of Ihe United States II 70 hoped that this
may yet be done aud also that more stringent
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CNITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ No. 1850. December Term, 1870.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to the Sheriff
Of Philadelphia county, greeting:-
Whereas, The city OF Philadelphia has filed claim
in our District Court for the City and County OF
Philadelphia against RICHARD FITLER, owner or
reputed owner or whoever may be owner for the sum
OF one hundred and forty-four dollars ana fourteen
cents, to w.t. for registered taxes against all that
certain lot or piece of ground situated on the north
east corner of Tucker and Sepviva streets, in the
Nineteenth ward OF the city OF Philadelphia, con-
tanning in front on said Sepviva street hundred
and eleven feet nine and sevene eghths inches, and
extending in depth eastward along said Tucker
street one hundred feet.
And whereas it is alleged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid to the said claimants, now
we command you, that you make known to the said
RICHARD FlTLER, owner or reputed owner, etc.,
and to all such persons as may hold or occupy the
SAID lot of ground, that they be and appear before
the Judges of our said Court at a District Court to
be held at Philadelphia on the first Monday OF Febru
ary next, to show II anything they know or have to
say, why the said of one hundred and fortyfour
dollars and fourteen cents should not be levied of
the said lot of ground to the use Of the said
claimants according to the form and effect of the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided, If
to them it shall seem expedient. And have you
then there this writ.
f, Witness the Honorable j. !. CLARK
}L.S, HARE DoCter of Avs, President Of our
'--) said Court, at Philadelphia, the nineteenth
day Of January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-one.
SAMUEL B. WELSH,
Pro Prothonotaly.
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Ct1TY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.

OITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, S.
~ No. 1886. December Term, 1870
The Commonwealth OF Pennsy lvania, to the Sheriff
OF Philadelphia county, greeting:-
Whereas, The city OF Philadelphia has filed claim
in District Court for the city and county OF Phi
reputed owner, or whoever may be owner, for the
sum OF seven hundred and hfty-six dollars and
twenty-three cents to wit, for registered taxes
against all that certain lot or piece Of ground situ
ated the southwest corner OF Susquehanna avenue
and Lawrence street. in the Nineteenth ward OF the
city Of Philadelphia, containing in front or breadth
on said Susquehanna avenue eighty-nine feet seven
and one-half inches, and extending OF that width in
length or depth southwark along said Lawrence and
Okney streets one hundred and fourteen feet, more
or less. to ground now or late OF Rebecca Mullin.
N. Bon this lot there is erected a large brick
school-house, known as the Megargee Public School,
And whereas, 1t is alleged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid to the said claimants, now
we command you, that you make known to the said
WILLIAM ii. WHITE, owner or reputed owner ETC.,
and to all such persons may hold or occupy the
said building and lot OF ground, that they be and
appear before the Judges or our said Court at Dis
trict Court to be held in Philadelphia the frat
Monday OF February next, to show, II anything they
know or have to say, why the said sum or seven
hundred and fty-siX dolarsa and twenty-three cents
should not be levied the said building and lot OF
ground to the of the said claimants according
the form and effect Of the act OF Assembly in
case made and provided If to them it shall seem ex-
pedient. And have you then there this writ.
IL. S. HARE, Doctor OF Laws, President OF our
'-r-' said Court at Philadelphia, the nineteenth
day OF January. in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-one.
SAMUEL B. WELSH,
Pro. ProthOnotary.
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MUNICIPAL CLAIMS.

CtITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, sS-
~ No. 1s46. December Term, 1870
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to the
Sheriff OF Philadelphia county, greehng:-
claim in our District Court for the city and county
OF Philadelphia against BERGDOLL PSOTTA
and MATTHEW NEWKIRK, owners or reputed
owners, or whoever may be owners, for the sum OF
five cents, to wit, for registered taxes against all
that certain lot or piece OF ground beginning at the
intersection OF the centre OF Mil street with the
centre OF Perry street, both now vacated, in the
Fifteenth ward of the city Of Philadelphia then ex
tending westward along the centre OF said Perry
street two hundred and twenty-six feet four and
five eighths inches TO the centre OF Charles street,
vacated, then northeastward along the centre OF
said Charles street three hundred and five feet
eight and 0neetghth (305 80 inches, thence east
ward eRhtytwo feet four and one-quarter inches to
the centre Of Mill street. thence southwark along
the centre OF the same two hundred and siXty-four
feet three and seveneighths (264 31E inches to the
place OF beginning.
And whereas it Is alleged that the said sum still
remains due and unpaid to the said claimant, now
we command you that you make known TO the said
BERGDOLL & PSOTTA and MATTHEW NEW
KIRK owners etc., and to all such persons as may
and appear before the Judges OF our said Court at
a District Court to be held at Philadelphia, on the
first Monday OF February next, to show II anything
they know or have to say, why the said sum OF one
cents should not be levied OF the said lot OF ground
to the use OF the said claimants according to the
form and effect Of the act OF Assembly In such
made and provided, II to them It shall seem expe-
dent. And have you then there this writ.
f->) Witness the Honorable j. l. CLARK
}L.s. HARE, Doctor of Laws, President of our
V~N~' said Court at Philadelphia, the nineteenth
day OF January, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-one.
SAMUEL b. WELSH,
Pro ProthOnotary.