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VulDA Y. MAUCinr, 1864
Democratic Nominations.
Democratic Nominations. ELECTION FIRST MONDAY (4TH) OF APRIL.
CITY TIl'KKT.
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- WILLIAM DAVY.
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aauu.-PAMtMATIlb WKII'NKU.
Democratic County Convention
The Dimmer! of Mraitir'irn.rjr Oounlf will ml
In CiMi.Millun, al lli t'itf of Itajrmn, on taatnrday, Hie
luih ilf of March, law. for Urn (mriioa appotaw
Inn dalapa"' la Ilia l-wnrn'ralip but Camv.nv.oli, lo
In. h.ldal II. i M of Onlun.UM, OH W"lnpday, ln
Xld of Man-li, 1SU4. By orilor of Ilia laanliaaraw Cli-lr.1
Ooinmiltaw.
Democratic County Convention A. CAHILL, Chairman.
News Items.
.What pitiful 'H' ia that of poor
Cliaae ; he haa run hit face, aud also Lie
rape and tliolHt we hoar lit- Iibh "ohnngoci
liiri lia." "UnnniiiK liia face," in thia
rem ark aide piodtictiou, rofora to govern
ment o t oi lit.
It tiiniNont at lat, that (Jolonol Dahl
gron waa killed at Walurlon.
W'e ar! nanriHl hy thu Chai:o-I'oinroy
ciivulnr tlmt Liiu'oln, if nominated, will lio
liiuiton by tlm ooinhinatioua that will he
made againat him. Chase having with
drawn from the raco, ih perhapa getting
l eady to go iuto the "comhiuationa." TUo
prOHHrt of thn "1'iith-Kinder" will now
brighten, and tho "path" to tin) White
Hoiiho inny prow thn ahortoat and moat
practicable, rnutp. '
it ia reported, through rohol Boiirccn,
that Luugatatit u agaiu Loading hii Kuox
ville. Wo doubt it. :
Twenty or thirty ahota were exchanged
at Lexington, Kontucky.'the other day ho
twiwn Michigan and Kentucky regimetita.
Some were wounded oil both HidoH,
Gonoral Grant ia to make his heaihtiar-
tera at Wawhingtou City, lie ia now
"InktiiK not" iu tho Army o( tho I'o-
tomac,
(Jeneral Hickman at Suffolk, ia threat
ened by twenty thousand Confederates
Kilpatriek and bia cavalry have gone, to
kia relief.
Uou. rornainlo Wood ia recovering
from the aovore attack of pneumonia
which threatened to end bia lifts. We
are moat happy to announce bin improved
condition.
Falling Back out of Sight.
The Journal propoMte to go back to the
olden time, when the Democrats mobbed
the AholitioniatH. Well, let it try that
on. . Suppose we begin with the city
Dayton. . We can mcntiou the nainva
any number of Whiff who were the lead
en in those affaire. Gou bless them, aome
of thin are full-grown Abolitioniuta now,
and groat froga in the puddle. We would
inquire particularly who furnished the eggs
ou the interesting occasion of the mobbing
of Salmon V. Chase.
A Modern Market Anthony.
In reading the play of Julius Cj;iar,
we were struck once more with tho won
derful speech in which, pretending to dis
suade the people ot Home from avengiug,
the aasaasiuation of CisAB, Mark An
thony yet stirred their hearts to the direst
revenge, It was his purpose to do so,
tooonceal bia design at the same time.
The very much injured Komckt J. Cor
win ( poor fellow, how ha hat suffered
made an oratorical effort at the oourt house,
uot quite equal to Mass Anthony's
eloqueuco, nor with the same purpose
view, wo are disposed to believe ; but
bungling feeling of self-importance,
tho desire to exaggerate bis own grievances
for th( purpose of adding peculiar fori
to his rcmatks, excited the crowd mora,
our judgment, than the foolish and bias
nhetuous haiaimue of Cantaia Badukb.
When his luminous effort was suddenly
brought to a point by the introduction
Mamlm lie hail hut Uii'i ir unt nmler wav
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other iiioi e to embalm for the nm of pos
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We advisa Mr. t onwm to lum Ins
tentmn to other matters. Ho is more sue-
,a...r,,l i,. n.iii.miuiie.iinie (ntitlliironea
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a coiismeroiioii, 11...1 m nuiuji .oa-mj
a mob, or persuasive elrxpuence.
A Modern Market Anthony. LETTER FROM HON. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM
WINDSOR, C. W., March 7, 1864.
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tlK'UK'Kipliio annotmceiuent uf tbe "riJ-
ali f ho E-plRt offic,. L ful0118ilwi
olJiern. 1 olTv-r you no aympatliy, l"i
(hat will avail iititliiug now or licifafUM'.
1 Jo expreaato you my profound regret
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that you wore not preparod to inrlirt on tile
not. and iu the mid.t of tho a.xault, the
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i complete paaietu)out wtucn tne aaNaiianii
i deaerved ; bnt am gratified to loarn that
aoino of tlieiu aoou after did receive their
j ditaerU. Hut theae cowardly acta cannot
always be guarded against. And they do
not ptimarily come from the aoldiora.
There ia, therefore, but one remedy for
past, and preventive of future, injuries, and
that ia iiutunt, luminary and ample repri-
ial$ upon the pertoni and property of the
men at hvme, who, by language and conduct,
are ulwayt inciting to theie outragtt. No
legal nor military punishment in ever in
flicted upou the immediate instrument..
Itetulialion, therefore, ia the only and the
rightful - remedy iu times like those. I
apeak adviedly, and recommend it in all
cases herrnfter. It is of no avail to an
nounce tho falsehood that "both parties
condemn 'A," after the destruction has la-en
consummated. The time haa gone by for
oliedionce without protection. 1 s.eak
decided language, but the continual recur
rence of these outraged frequently at
tended with murder, and always without
redress demands it. They must bo stop
ped, let the consequences be what they may.
Reprisals, in such rases, are now tho only
way left for a rot'iru to law and order.
Vary truly,
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
Abuse of Federal Soldiers at
Knoxville by the Cincinnati
Gazette.
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ent of tho Cincinnati Oiuette, in a recent
letter from "the front," ia anything but
complimentary iu his allusions to the
brave boys" of the command to which
the Gazette has assigned him for "speriil"
curreNpoudoHce. Hear him impute "run-
dalirm'' to the Union defenders to the
men who are bearing ths "old flag," just
as coolly as if tboy were so many predatory
Visigoths
"Both soldiers and cititeus have reason to
rejoice that brighter prospects lie before iheiu.
liver siuce our advance into feast leniissaee
we have been carrying on operations under
very great difficulties. The sufferinga of our
soldiers for two months alter the siege, were
unprecedented in the history of our preaent
struggle, aud the deilruchetnett and ruixtal-
Um of our toldiert Aave brought dnwn mutt
intense tuffering upon the ciiiient. Many
families bave been sent south; many loyal
families have gone or are going North; and
the country will soon be almost depopulated."
of
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but
Tlt is the plan of the Republicans to
shut their stores and stand at the polls on
election day. The purpose of this is to
work among the laboring classes.
Hiiiee greenback have got to be such a
power, it ia well understood by these lio
publicans that if they stand in tho door
way of the election room, tho poor man
mi st come down. Whatcun a poor mail
do when one hundred thousand greenbacks
stand in bia path looking at him ? Can
he vote against a wholesale grocery, or
wholesale dry goods establishment? Dare
lie look a manufacturing establishment iu
the face ? Ia it possible for him to bam
his eye i before the lustra of four, five, six
or seven thousand a yeai ? By no means,
Hence the "money follows" are all to be
at the polls. The "poor boys" are to be
kept down by the power of the moneyed
threats, and the money honey if possible,
We will see whether tho game will win
The Democracy have also resolved to
on hand all of them. Wo can stay one
day at tho polls as well as Mr. Money
bags.
Alas Poor Yorick!
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The humiliation with which Mr. Chase must
have written, the following letter, we leave
tho imagination of tho reader. The suggus
tion, however, that Chase may harejahrunk
from the petition rather than from Liucolo
will come lo the relief oi many after a wo
man ta redaction;
LETTER OF HON. S. P. CHASE.
Washington, March 5, 1864.
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Mil Vtar Sir : lo reply to a Iriendlr let
ter Irom you, I wrote yon briefly, not lonar ego,
about the withes, eipresaed by many, that my
name Might bo favorably lerardad by the poo
ble ia their next ehoico of a President, aud
f""d b W" tho ? 'rie"',
' Ohio oiainfeet a precerenoe (or another,
should accept their deeiaioa with tba ready
' acpuieaeou duo Irom one who has beeo already
ejptanoB,
- 1 The recent action of the Union Members
I of our lKisiaaura indicates such a preferauco.
it becomee my duty, therefore aud I eount
- l (t priZA' tUn ij-u, k that
j no iWtfaav consideration be given to my name.
i It was iieva more Important than now,
that all our efforts aad all our energies should
,j,oU!j to in, suppretawo pi the rebellion.
nd lo the restoration of order ami prosperity
"n ,ure (.""illations of Union, Fr.f.
doin and laiuarlial Junicf; Hint 1 earneat
ura - u ell, wlib wbuin bit ouu.U m; have
weight, lo allow nolhinif todivida thara ln
ni , wurk , oom,ruu wi,l hch I
'persons anil .yen (mm,, am noiBiug, re-
' mains unaccomplished.
S. P. CHASE.
HON. JAMES C. HALL.
New Counterfeits.
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BeTar of a new and daiiforiiua countrr
felt on lh lUak uf Norlb Aaivrua. lkxtnti.
VlifUKllM. li ii'i i n 1 1 V a Mild ftjara l lliai ri h t I
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r nd, an Imli an princi aa with liow and apnar, '
"'"""' '" W" w" di.e-overed in ;
ton Alhfinv AHB(irLiiia--huuaii.
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A new coiintrrfi-it 'l on .ha Hank of tllira
wai dpliicti-d al the 1'irat Nalional Dank. '
Tufaday. I hora i a larVa liKure 2 ill the !
epiitiT, and pnrlraita of Irfinalra on each aide, i
tnt iiam oi IU0 uana la priineu in rnu'
W warn ahowri to-dnr a new couutfiieit on
the Tort 1'laiu Hunk, which rrcemly mnd ita
appraranca in thia city The bill in of the
dt'iiuiMihaaiun of $6 ; the vignplle, four h
midea, one boMing n (lube in her hand, "5" on
eaub sppur surner, and "Kie on tha lowor
oornera. -
The New York Hotels Crowded.
The "New York Tribune tays that all the
hotela in that city are, so througed with Kuents
that it is difficult to vet accommodation.
Scores of Iruvelera are daily turned away
fioiii the doora ot the principul houaea aud
even the fiimily aud realorant hotela are crow
ed At the Metropiilitaii and St Nioolaa from
50 to 150 eota are made up every nigbt in the
purlers, tjilliiird rouma nmi other larne apart
ments. A hill is now More the Slate
hiluro to incorpuraie the Orand Hotel Coin
puny with a i'ii pit n I stock ot half a million
with the privilege of inereaa'np U 10 seven
nmiilri'd ami lift; lliopaiiud dollars. It is in
tended lo hiiilfl a liottil, aimilur to iho Hotel
l.onvre and Uraud Hotel in Paris, in the ti
oinity of the t'enirul Park.
TnicN. Y. Timet it quite suro Lincoln and
Cliaae will continue to work toother The
hreakine up of theCuhinet will he deterred
until the final smash which sends bo ill to the
bow-wows lo slay. f -,
For Sale.
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tfAl.l OK KBAMK ilOUhK:.
WK will rH. on the (irftniHeH, od Hutu n lay, Mnmh
1'J, 14, itt s)tVT.ii o'clock fl m. tmiMinn: N6"
1M, ir,! h.iI 16H. fin Mhiii trfi't. Thfl lnnMing iirtt
(in lA.i.M (fMiind; (tit ftTtiitntl rent hoing $; n ytr.
Tit tiuurtt-fi nai to l-'ur Ututtcu, iul httvt nil litv it1'
uh-ury nutiiaiiltlmBit.
Tfiuii 4ite-iuitr raHli; thf IsnlHiu-ft in on vmr. ,
tiiflfl.iie, (V . HtTHKU tl S'IN. utlourf.ri.
A BffiKNI'l f) MfiiH'l UNITY TO PlJftOHAHR A
UKiilRAIiMC KKHlUKNCl.
AT AUCTION.'
WILL n u(lsr t mt thftConit IIoiihh, o-lwn tli ,
hiiiirn of iwo nl fimr .c.n-n, on HnturtUy, i
Uurrh l'J. KM, t lot with a hnott hoU" t'oiiuui
i UK "ix runiiii Mint1 nil tha fi'i HUHHrv outln.iMin.rsi. Iie-
HtK hniiMi Su. Vi Kot.rth trt; lot fUi ftrul franl aii
TrHii itnei thirH rm.h; bn.lm.ca in on aiui (wo
ytnrn will. mortsfitMi. . on iiurrtni intrrft.
ttly.H( t f. HUHKK M(r, A H'-tlf'tHMTl.
Great Lot and Land Sale.
ON TUKHnAY MARCH 11, im,
At tfii oVIri-'k h in, ot tint tn-ammo. wit) hn muM
it ik'UUD, ih tuiftn thr, nva anil tsfu ft' tm Uw
ilill kitif fitrtn, oitt nulf cant f tlitM iU HijiiiniiiK Uin
irounilH txi wiiii-h it titnlt thsj t'uuniry ri.ltuiiii ttl
Hiiimur our W(MltlnNl Hint 1.m i-i(ift.iiNt Kill Hiri l
hviiiK xtfuJl llitutixti thf iKfllt 'I'll tllaftVUt IhihI
imtnrHiir f i-r '4i.pia lr riim riij-LM-.') ilmn
unv otiinr iiIri'w id Him vicinity i I irtti.u, Iwiuu n I t -
trr vi w ol (tit i lly itii.l urruuiiiiinif (oiiutrv. '1'tui
i(ruiitl in gnulilHlly rollinn Tttrifly youi'i lorfl
Ltvit huvtB l 'hh lull AtAfitliUK. IitneUtminJ ittsvar
lm in stpnuifit lira ou tin- luiuJ. Tiift ,uiluy ot noil
Win irouuuvgi'ittHiH. puiu'iica or ttriiwtiTHtsi. ,
TIo Viotii.tn litB-l i. H-,tJ tol-tu"iM) itruiinj. and of 111-
ohIi'uIhI'IiV villus for lirit'k rluy.
IVrniH iine fiflirih vU; t ('hIhiu'i iiitlirictintl
yiH-ty iiHvntiTutH.with tutertml, nntMitrioi liy morf iiii,
liit7iUwtM ij A H. W. OlI.t.M.'Ifc.
PLitli.C SALE Of LAUS
fKONTIN.i (N TIMltn HTKKRT. IM M KHIATKLY
. It AST OV TIIK 01TY tK PAV1VN.
rTIHK IhihIh txOonu l Rnmuli!iK( jr., sni) ri an
1 'IfHimMy lMauU mm ktny IhjkIn in th fu-inity ot
Dhvioh, and would nut b. ntlan-il tor aalu ty lh pro-
(iiii-n-i ni i mii univtiiHi tor iitt rrutnim ot ihhiiix itfttlint
tuul buinx uiiiir Miv iKM i-wiity of r ti-uiiK nifana 'or
ilia nirjniH of remuTiDK to aoiiia wftrm clunHir. The
uroimrty iuhihikIh n loiluwa: A rrai.iiio i;oiiiainn.t(
iwt'iity aorvt, uiitiir ummI fniat ma huh acaui of
i-uitivaiion, wfll hi J hi. mil t. ihts rami on of tti.Hn-o.
itlitl hIjoo vhIuhIiIa ou uhmuuI ol tba alihiaiUn of
iini'K Mity on ttm prtiniiH. Th hon., loty
rtlintt and oth.T iiuirovtniciitt oont ovur Itirtie thoiia
urn oUra oriitunilly. I hiitirMi at-raa lytng m4t of
nAitwnitn win ieti fiolu all hiacnihtir or in uiarlH.fi. inuv
iM-at auii iur.rhivt9, upon which u.nrviMji Tjfm,iu
lordatilf amuH fivrt lltiiK hotio, Mtt.i aiid othr iiu-irvi-ritiiit.
Also, trit m-rn laitl utt in ama loli.
i ti a sura roarty ia vainabl oo aotvuti, itvisto, ol
Itaviuff thn i.nvilK(Mif uhUik Irom ttia hfilrttnltt nil
th wMtr uw-HMitary tnhftu-riloa ttf niYmiM-i.hiiiiUs
i-Ui'utila to t ul. .her. KrinrT,in.l hrii'UiiinliMrn.autl
mors artu-iilarly on account ol stioh walt-r prtvilviiH.
I I'Krtainly ahouhl not, oiK-r iIiiii orouttriy for hUa
wr it not lor my xftt.il1rt ha.i health, hi"h rom
l'U niu to tiO it, Raftowin that tlm irony nut
Rrivanr,, aaU 'iAurt lor raitai.ita hiabir trim.hiiiic
ladiiofiiti'U h to iriHM inv Hdni'iti. uiiinh hi any
)roftiy iu thn-vif'imy of I'ayton, aa it i now Hur
roiiiis-.niy Htm aiKt vaJmblj iinrijT'Uur.U. Thia
property nhnil "HI lo th hit-hcMi bolder utthoul ra
hni'va. All inttiriiiaiioi) reUtiva in pn'a or anvthinB
reprui).f th aulf i tinui property wil1 la airly and
. i. T s-tmiiiH vuinuvi HfKH, r., or
A. E HcC'lura. Cttura at orivaia aala will ntr.
taitipd.
Hal to ba lha lib of March, 14
a. k nfinr.nnv!
Haal KisUta A cent, baa a lart Ntllftlillt of nil aitHa
and auaslas ol r al v.uie lur aalsi sunn, hoiuaa.
luta. Ad . Ivinu in I lie in v ol lltviiu. unH i.lu.l,.i. r.,r
tsir and itrl Mraia.. Ulttre Mo. m ffhlrd alreal.
Uest ruble Kesitlcnce for Sale.
T"KKKR for aaialharnahlaDeaoT M". J.-kmo, n
JelltirNon Ntrtirl. Uiini door aouih uf Kifih 'I i,.
iit la on hutvlfftd anal foiy-utia it, froiv . On tha
lreiiii-a u a nna miea-acory hTlckc dwellfttK-houau,
I'ontauuiiK lottrutau rooiim, ttnu Mrdwn and mUIiIa
Auo.a douw iiiwDHbonfia. Tina ia oua w tha mutt
deirallU piwrea ol 'property in laytou, and will by
""' i,t ni'iuK-auitiu in inaua .
JAMfc.SK. lM)NAl,l.N. Kr-al K.ute Auant,
.11141 m IKo.lu Mam aUaat, va4 aWv,'
Splendid Farm for Sale
unn-nAisF mii.b FWM MIAMIHBDRli,
flw K UQlartittoad wdl aull at prit ala aala taiwttrn
1 now ana nrai uay or April next, tha writ
known funil hetonamr to lha ttNtaLn of P tulip H. Gttv
hart, dwoaaaad. outswiiltju ou hundisid and inrtv
aavttti aH'roa. Haiti iMrnt hta upon it two dwallina
uMa.s-i.r "k' t-uiniii-siiiMiia nr wi ) aiwi.uirii aiui
oihar nacaoMarjr mil -huildiUKM. Tha aid 11 u Hi
rit-'hMatuualilv, pnui'lpallv leuUoin land, aud hat wit
a Hna lot of limtkr, Tar mi, rraaou ((, latmra o
lb aMbsHTitaiira a MJanjiniiitrg.
SAHirT. UKHHART.
IttAAU blrUilSltlLH,
Je-aflilawHw Kxwutora.
A Country Krsjdence for Sale.
A I'KSIIIslll.K onuulry raanlelma, Willi (JOeeu
. a,m lauu. ijiiib au. uma Hifnn III IH.
f'H, uli lite nlil Trey ruad, ia tillered al pnvala aai.
j nere u a lara auu uoiiuoriaiila irama noiua, aut
aii'l oullji'Uas.. un tha laadi an ora hard ul Sue
.ralitMi e.pMe-pear aiul uaauh treeaj a lara aaM)rU
uieut of .waaW rjr vuu... ail' Ilia v'll.t.u, l.w AllMuy
auil nllttfl vaneuaai aliu,iMMMai lliraate'reaoryuuiig
nurraul iMi.ti.a, Air ailu puipiauas. aut paraeua da
airina le Huia-naNe arat reiitaairu aoill n4 aiauiua
ma proiieriy ir inaniiaavv,s iu pruprtaiLur laiiaiw
Bileiat Itial It will taaar luatiautiua.
A i .u , u-u aud a hair aa'raa ul limbaraal laad, lout
Dine Bunn ui aMj wm, auwut lam uiu ri. ruail.
uosiuawU alAMM KliOOr.
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Latest Foreign News.
.MiW lnBK, Match 10 lb fullowiof la
tba fr J latoit th Aualna : i
Cui'ekuaiikk. Kali, if 7. Denmark pprafd '
a wmh In he rxuuaed from rvplriuir lo any
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f m . 'f r.r ' . i L.H iVr '1 1 1 r I Til ro I. a IUTI V B a m U I V '
,rd , ni)t ..yaiiuated
Stitt(iuai,, hVb. 27 In to day'a aiuioi '
tl.A i 'i....i..... li . v n i
wl ,ll(7 v ii.uiudi ijiaiwii uujfri aaiu ai'
cording lo llm mot rt-liabl inlormaiion a I
prly Urniiimtion of thi war was Dot to m i
fxpooied. - nwitnark waa nrujlt reat-lved 00
oppoainjr, the m.xl dKli-rmined reaiaiance to
the elaima of Aualiia, Prune and the fc'ederj
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LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHES.
From Washington.
Wasuinoton, Muruh 10. A correspond).!,
' 1 am informed Sir Francis Hrad Ima writ-!
ten putiMiit li'Uur to Saward, aouitirf furih
certain liicla connactod with ibe depraJaUoo i
In the timo of tho Canadian rcbi'llmii of lbs t
Sieamor IVroliua, mastrltng that the position 1
Uknnby Uniti-d States Otiverinmiit in that !
atl'itir diHtnctriualty oppoaito to doctrine pru
Iiiulittcd in diapati-b lHtb to Mr Adams."
A Kingston corrodpondent of thtt Haleitrh
CunfttUravy, in auoukin of tba banfftnjf un
tba ttih in kuiHton, ul thn twcnly-throe cap
tured soldi ra as dusurting frotu the rebel tuu-
stiriptiun. aiiys:
' IIm- pnt)iiors asoendoJ the scaflold with
firm mid elaHlic stop, met thnir fata with un
HinchiriK fortitmln. Thoy aaked for ho qtiar
tur and seornrully spurned all overlarta of
conccHHioTCon condition of rettirnintf to duif
in tho U(n(oilorato norvice. the multiludu 1
were moved ti tfars and openly denounced ,
this cruel massacre, which is causing deaor-
tifiiirt from the Confederate aerviun by the
whotenalf, and (jrcfttinkt and indinal ou
whn:h it la Ittarou will iw uncontrolable
it is report d th.tt 'he rebel intend banr
the entire number of Union soldiers
Captured by them frutu Colonel Fosier'a com
niund, tilty onein number, hnlf of whom have
never been in the rebel service. The native
I'nion troops have decided to take the ques
tion of retaliation into their own hands. They
huve given their otliuers who did not approve
of severe meioiures an opportunity to resin,
and have a I no given warning I hut immediate
death will he inflicted on any ollicer who of
fers hereafter to surrender to the enemy or 1
auk lor any qttsrt r.
ISew Urleaos alvice.-t ol the Jul per Want-
em Metropolis, aay:
Military movement null til progress for
repoflsetflioti of the couuty beyond Teche.
I he bombardment of rort rowull below
Mobile continued vigorourtly. The rebel bat
teries replied, but none ot our vessels were
sernmaly irjnrcd The only casualty on our
hkU whi (be wftunilinfr of one uian.
A letter from the fleet says Farraffut in
tends nilenriuff Fort Vowell. so as to send Ins
imiitquito fleet into Mobile Hay, and by so
doing cut off Forts Morgan and (iatnes,
I be buy h said to be obitructvd three miles
below Mobile, in finch a manner that vesaels
are compelled to pass under the guns of two
iron-clad forts and a buttery from the shore on
the West side of .Mobile, defended strongly at
every point I ho ram Jennessee mill lies in
the bay. Mobile was almost entirely destitnte
ol soMierH, .'.U.OOO having goon to meot Shor-
in un,
A Key West tetter has a rumor that one of
Farragui's ateamers pa-wed Fort Morgan under
a terrible fire, and another rumor that be bad
Captured the works
Special correspondent, of the Tribune,
sava :
From returned Richmond prisoners we
glfMin the following incident cenuacted with
Kilpatrick s raid: '
When inloiuiatiou reached tiichmnnd that
Kilpatrick had Groused the Hapidan most vig
orous orders were iSHtied respecting prisoners
and when fact that Kilpatrick was really ap
proaching Kiuhmond was established the pri
son was mined 'iUO kegs of powder
placed under it. Every preparation was
made to blow the prisoners into eternity.
II any body don't believe this, the prison and
prisoners are sti'l to be seen. Kits Ignor
ant that the priaon was mined, n plan was
formed to attempt to join our forces when
they ehould enter tho city on Monday. Ouly
triune, bringing rations came in and they re
fused lo converse. 1 he guard was inureasad
and strict orders given lo shoot any one who
approached the window or stairway.
three nttieers aud one hundred me.u from
ICilpatrU k's fores were confined in the cells
and fed only on corn pante and water. -
!
5-20
tt.
af
1
a
From Tennessee.
Ciitttanooua. March 10. Geo. Thomas
rode to the trout to-day and found tall quiet
al otig the lines. Our new position is consid
er bly.iji advance of the one held during the
winter. llOlmur S HUBS eojbraciug the Cbio-
maug . ballle-Eeld. . .,
Humors ot sk irniisliinR and tirinK In iroat
laal fewldaysare without foundation
There are now at Dalton and Tunnel Uil
six divisions, two old brigades of rebel in
fa n try; four brigades, Rhoads's, Patterson's,
l'rinie'a and Davidsons cavalry; Infantry or
ganization, Uurdea's corps, composed of
Walker's, Cheatham's and Cloburn's divisions;
ilndinan's corps of Htevenson's, Htu ward's
and batea's 4,0(10 men leage and estunnale
eauh division 3,000. It ia my opinion that
the oldest man iu tbe world oouldo t read the
bulance of this dispatch, and if so, I beg re
spectfully to cave. Typo . ,
l
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Grant Summoned to Washington.
: Wabuinutom, Maruk 11 General Grant
was suintuoued to Washington last uight, and
returnee bore, accumpauied by General
Meade.
Grant Summoned to Washington. XXXVIIITH CONGRESS.
! Wahminoton. March 1 1 House Tbe Hen?
ate hill for the adminsioo of Nevada and Col
orado into tha Uniuu aa ttUtUs will ba oonaid
ered on the 10th, tba day set aside for Terri
torial buajnees. - '
lUlair, rising toft uuestioa of privitege.aaksd
leave to submit testimony wbiob was taken
after the limitation of time for tba porpoaa,
and which alleutud tba contested seat ow oo
pgpied by bins.
ft fcvii n i(i. s SU"lSM OkiaClal, BHW
said til. taatioiony ohoulJ pot be r.p.iv.cl, as
it M taken Wltaout lb forwalltT of Is,
ft no, the contestant, remonstrated, and
i
Dawes, chairman of Committee on Kleu-
explained ibat tliM lestunony waa iilf.-red
to the Committee who had concluded
submit the matter in ih Ilouae
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, March 11.
H ARHHMAN'S FI-(UK Itml wueal
whnleaale 6 00. retail 6 60
WHEAT-. ii(. a).
roKN WO.
SHbXLKD Hi.
tlAI'S OH.
RYK 1 10(rtl IS
ItAKLKY l 20
niKKKE 3fifa,3H
HIIOAR I5(ul6.
KOfJH 16rul8ir dor..
WHISKY-KG
CDKK.SE lti(S17
DKIKI) PEACH KS IfioiMM.
DHIKD APPI.K8 9(u-i
HEAN.S Per buahelfi (11(3 00
HAY Timothv tXH&'M) wr ton.
TEAS $ I mm CO.
RICE rKotlO per lb.
HUTTEtt .15.
I. A KD 12f.il. i
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 11.
at
Kt oua A shade firmer, at 6 75(i;G 85
for extra Htate
WuitAT 1 lCfoll IT Chieapo Hprlnp 1,01
(filM Milwaukee
Club; l,7f.$l,7W Wimer
Red.
Coas Quiet at 43 for store.
Oats t iu II and nnaellletl 90(.i9l.
1'oKK Unchanged and dull at I.
Bssi'. Kirm and steady.
HuTTsa 27.
Cut Msats Kirm.
, I.akii A shade firmer, 1 :!(, 1 .
Whiit Firmer and unsettled, at H9 for
Stale; 8 Western.
PkTBoi.ienM h'iririrr, 30 Cradn; 41 refined
Bond, ij(.o09 Free.
Nsw loss, March 11 Slocks irreir-
olostns: firmer. Money seven per cent 8ltr.
tin quiet and steady at 7 4 i. Gold tWg.
Coupont lUfl, 6'a Cnuptina 11 One
year certilioaina a. New York (Antral 130
Krie $1 17 Heading $1 3Cj. 0. U. fc Q.
32
Notices.
HOT It 'IS ia hfraby iveDthatl havaoJd inyanttra
a took oa baud, and maolunery ia tho Wood
boii( and frVroll Hawm Utiainaaa, on Fliat a treat
No 172, at the heivt of Madiaon atrejt, to Mr. Char Jolt
Meywra, wboiaTerr way worthy of I hi itatronae
my toruiar tm torn era. JutlN K. UUMOU.
Mafing tsniib( tha eHtaltii.)iiiiut of Mr. John K.
Hiitfuu, on Vi t atreat, 1 intend lo fe rUrolI Hawiiid,
Oval, Plain and Kanuv Tuininff, excelled by uo other
aatviahinent in fh flty. I hope that nil who wmh
work in that line wilt iiva me a call, and I will aatialy
itwm lwth m work uud pnea on elm t notice,
inalodl CllARLKa O. MttYKUH.
NOI1CK TO HH1IX.K UU1LDEKS.
SKALK0 propoaala for tha Mill.ltn of bridge
auroN4 Stillwater, near Harriai urK, will la rweiv
ei uulil liaturday April U, iwit.al that ouoty Autlttor'a
umt'! wirer jtiana ana aiwincHiionH may he aeett.
THOMAS O. LOWk,
- ' Auditor Montgomery Couuty, Ohio
IXtyton. Man'h ll, lHtt4-talld..HwU
Journal copy, - -
Clothing.
N K w a O O D w.
UKNHV MIUI.ICH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HUSTON BDILIUMU.COK THIRD JEFfEBSKN,
HAH ju.l rt-naivad lua alork of SHlia an.l Hummar
iiuuda, omiipriaiua all Ihe uew alylua of
Cloths, Casslmeres & Vestins,
Which ha will matte tin to order In tba bent atyle.
(jau auo Hive ma a trial.
iiiaMHj.iin HKMttY MHJ.KK.
Provisions.
Aiiclrnw Welunartner,
Hta.ll Htf. ), Waaler a SI ark el Ilouae.
. Iealar in .
Fresh Meats,lIams,SausaKe,A,c
Alwaya on hand, of choice No. 1 a tot. aiilttdam
Agency.
JAMaCB r.
DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. TU MAIN HT.i OVER J. r. KlKiAH'B S'luKR.
1 FOB HA liK A dotitra hrifk hoima en Weat wuhd
afreei, eaidi apartment coutaimtig eight rouuia.with
ipvmI a ata.
lm a uumberol houaca and Iota m tba oity ami
FOR
S A. L 3il
OH RXOItAMtiR TOR OTHER PROPHET! a mod
arn-Uitlt brio a houae. wtto an arre of ti-ound. The
nouae oo ii tame eleven large room a, with Hneborehea,
good alatale, uarnafie and wood bouaea, ok1 r intern
and wall; eieo Una fruit. All of the rremiMea are in
good order, anil ia one of the beat built hoiieea in ihu
oily, aituated oni'iuk atraei, in thoritf of 1 'avion.
Alao. (or aale, an and one-third aorea tl liuid. ad
loiniua Ihe oorHraou of lavton, (e-ad ia and rawiy
for eultivaiia eimetad eat of tba oily.
jaw JAM Kb K. IK)
JAMKtt K. IfcjNALLaaON.
: a. k. at ci.ijkb,
REAL ESTATBAQENT
NO. S0 THIRD STBRBT, AT JOUH U.STOPl'liL-
HAVE a laraa amount of
tor aala, aiiuh
aa houaaa aoil Iota, iu all parla ol Ilia uity, al van
al van
lOiiaanil uo.lara, on aood paymaula, aud wall ailualad; and
auy quanlily of taoaul lota lor aala - Alao, avTaral
,'r.,dw. to a two a?ir. I ., adjoining lh. oily and in
ine (-(Hiu.y.
Tboae having property for tale, and thou a wanting
to buy, will do well lo oall oa ine, aa I ahall giv
I roinpt attention to ail buaineaaeetniated to my fare.
I h"fe had ouualdarable aupf rlewe In the huaineaa,
jaadlui A. K. Mfnll.tlHK.
Legal.
VAl.UABLK FA KM AT PUBLIC SALK
Abner Stephens
- V
at al.)
wttperior Uotirt.
aiuuai
Jaonh C Heplar
Oaaa No. VtrT.
U rWU A NT to au order and decree of the superior
X court or nouigomary iNouuiy, utuo, uiaue to ine
above auUllvd eauae, I will, on
ai'uf day, utM S, 1S(4,
Belt at publta outcry to Jlia biKheet bidder, at tle door
Kranoia J. Andrewa, aituated aaat of Oenterville. ia
Una couu y. containing luaanrea.
It ia in a food at at ol uultivakoa, luta about ftlteeu
aurea of wuodlaad, a dwelling, lairn, three tenant
bouaea, Aa.
Appreiaed at tA.Voe, or 1A0 an aora may aell tor
13, Aos 117, or 9iti t.7 an eera.
1 liOHUlB W. MALAUUUK, Waaler Com.
J. A. Joap-aN, 1 'Maau; A JoaaAa, K. ti. Vouau aud
UiHJSA MuMalfoa, 4Uvraey. maUdaata
ASSIGNKU NOTiCle.
A!
t. pereona having alalma agaiaat Job Henry
Hnydaxniaa, will preaent tpem to the Mniteiain
in nmi 1 1
e, fur Me
who baa been duly appointed aewi
jiiueii aewiguea, ittr to-1 ,i
WtLl.lAAf gLOtiMtK.
laewe
r
ADMINISTRATORS NUTU K.
OTUl I batretsf givea that Mi uuderaiKUt haa
una oaf iMMsu appoui.ea auuuuciraeur of lite
. ,J U..1-W.1. Uf L .U.L . . U,. ..f la-.
wmwrt ".a. TT - ejn i was,
ai.r, rkKTlNM lwlBHUIB.
paftoa,0hl, rabruaryss, li-diwal
avian
Legal. Legal.
HUKKIFF'S SALK . i
kjt A VALUAll.K KAHH IN JA('KUK 'lUWiN-
Nll p.
Solomon Hoopi, petiteiner, a train! Buaan Hoona.
Henry iioop an I omara, ueiwuua .ia. uponwi -
Court. No ii.
Ul virtue of, and in ohedieav-a to, the tfotuinaod I
an tti tier 4it Main iNioiefl in lha atiova oaw ly lii
htierior Oourt ol MoniKOoary eoitniy, Ohio. J Wtll
oiler at frt.iMHi on the nietiit ea. on
Ha.JfiMv, A'oiA ia, 1H.,4.
A I one o'clock p in of naid day, In following dem-ri tied
r.ai eamtet Tif. iwidh in ia m wnr eon tii iu
Kvan Hoopa r to tied up to tiia lime ot hi UeaUi.) mi
tiata and Ireinx n tha townahip of Ja-k.oti, iu Uia
linii.lv eti MiiiifuiitiitHrv. Mini in Ilia tai of UlllO. aiiil
Don n la I and riHi'ii el ax Mlowt, to-wit:
he i n at the northeat-t iinan r ol aition niinilrar Hi
lev en. inn: oiiinU-r font (4), towitnltip nuudar Iouj
4 1, eait of the uiThhan hue drawn north frotn the
it i eat Miami liner, la-tp mimic "t ihe rortheael ooftier
r eni'i atx'iiort; iniKM iitnntnir went aionir me
Uon line one hundred and a xlf i oia litH theucn
atHilh parallel with the noctton Ore nie hundred and
0(ty-ev-n and three-loiirtti poles I iheiioa eaat
ami I mI with the aectiuii linw one buutiiet and aixiy
(li-Ui KleH lo tha eMt ttoun.lJry Hue of aiu l aeotinu;
tlienre noi ih or horn! i-ft and fill y aevett mtd three
fourth pnli'ei hlonn th teiMion hue to th
place ol heKmiiinw, coniaimnv rne hundred and fifty
aovn aud inr e-fourth aore of Ian, be the aarifit
more or lia (to t acid free .f H'.wer,. t'nder a itfC-
mr wnt ot par'-ftn m aed at 0l.wr4-i
haidlarinian ..' oi r ; .. i
arTie, four m. ' - i
three iti hoi, ! h 1 " ; '. " i i i . .
i t'e t Mvion l " - ' '
Ol thn ItenttMl . I " ' V . ,
dria Turnpike. . t k .
aevernl ttood a . . .
iN-red, and, Ji ,':' 'ft- t c. v 11 i
Uon. The ia a it -'. i. ' ' 'Me.,..
I he terms) o f ' t- ' i , .t i i
olio y er and t tt . .i n i .i ' . . , j
fereet and to I . -'. t
aid eanitul i ' . !" J: .. .,
ad Volue.
(iKORi.K WOtJAMAH, BUcTill Moul. eouuiy.
I). A. Hon, Attorney. femiwia
Catharine Hinith and John L. Hmilh ?a. Harab leem at
al. Caaa ho. 'flTvlti, aloittgoinary auperior Court,
In partition. - ' . .
l vinue or. ana iu ooetitence to, tne coniiiiand or
an order 4 ae made by 'he Hg lienor Vmirt 4
Montgomerr eounty, Ohio, 1 Mill oiler at public sale
on tho preiuifOH, ou
n f!inmrtii mum iu,
il tta-n il'.tl.ualf a. til nf alalia I ieteT Ittaa lallliaaatill a Jua.Hlia.l a
real estate, via: W lnwh w ib vi-led into iota uudei a
writ of itrtrtitinii i hi, lied out of thia l.oiirl on the '-iAlb
day of Slay, lo3; lot No. tt: Ui'ipuniuji at the aoulh- b
went corner o lot 3; Ihem'e north 5J eatit 4'i 0-10
polea to aeorneri Itienoe aontn 10 .W Mot (I 7-10
polea: tbaiiua auutb IH" iJWee-t it) v W ntXea lo a tar a
ner; tbein'e aouth trj went 3ii'?-o polea tu a Cor
ner; thetii'n north 'it Ah' weal 17 3 It polea U th b
ftmmuK, contain hi k WS-IWO at-raa, be the eenie mora a
or loan, '1'lin etsove la a ir. ol aotnuly aerea ol tare t
of win h taio- p ttitnckel tiled neitit, nnd which
waa divided into b-tw mr tha piiraoee of aalw, by order
Of Court, end to e euld free ol dowof,
Maul nretuiaea Ilea within tha oormirnlinft lliaita toT
Oeritmiitown, and waa appraised at tU per aore and
oa not noil tor leae than twn-tlpfda ot aaid aeprru.
nieni i nrma one-mira uaaii; vnetnira in one year
and the lailance in two yearn irom tha day of aala da
fortwd payment to beared er cent Interval, and b
secured h nortKHk?eon the pretntea
(.EOKKt WOlMNAtf. H be rid Motii.-eomtry.
UouaA McMahun, Atlorneye. f faiawta. t .
SnTciUFFS 8ALKTT , . ,
John Hbwabi va. William Kobiaon, deeeaaed. Admin- '-
iMtraUir Superior Oourt. uf Motitvotuary Uuuntyt
No. JHM.
HY virtue of an order of mtt made Ha 4h above
cane bv the HuoeriarOourt of Muuliumt'i-v eiatu.. .
ty, and to ma directed I wilt r Her al piiUjaaataattbaH
door of the Uonrt Uotiae, on ,
At twon't'liM'k p m ol aiMt'ifii.lhrtfollowtDiiilofiClibod
rtl entftte, via: Lot numtere.1 aevi-nty (7i) m tha "
town o' lUiton, in ,lui 4-eaoty ol Mtyiiigutuery aud
atuie of ono. i
Apprained. with the improvement-, t hereon, at una
bun. n iii nnd iwemy. ttfsi itollara llt'iaae'iui.ot veil
lor lerta than two llurdaot a d appi aianneiit.
Aleo, unit lla'k liorHtt iiallrd N'luor. atnd an Vcara.
OKDKt.i WfKi.M4N.rtlieTiff Mul' leinity.' 11 J
.1. A. Joe dan, Attorney. ,,, feliWiv
ATTAtJU-VIKNT NOt7cK. il
John A. IHt-Mrihon va I Nam. W. VtnyarJT,' OluVlea 1
mynrd and i'Mttreua U. hnyil.tr, defend an u, &u. J
potior run;! ul Muuitaiv ijr uonaiy utile. Ac-r
UtohitteiiU - 't r i I . i X
rpilK defeudaiitN, Imhiw. W. Vinyard, Chariot. Vmyard
j um imieimiu "KJMiif o u-i-' nu n 1 1 i ti titty vf
Htliuii, Kill UUf no(io Hint o tfii'AOi ita 11 jHiuua 13
ry, Iki.I, a peijiioii hm-i tili-d Huuinft them iu tlie Su
perior Uiont ol Moi.to-' ery roiiuly, niHto of l ihio,
lor Ilia no in ut one hundred and (W,lity-I1f e -Vvllnrra
wnh in erer.1 upon til'v f lot tare fro! k'tober 9A,'1See,"J'r'
ulid upon llie ImiIhik i Irom June 'jn. ih'iM, for profeaa, .
jono Kt-i vit 'iik n inior.Hl ihnu by tha I'laiabtT afceta i
uauii d, mid that ail attaoiiiui'iil waa i-.mu d aauiMi
ihfir propi-rty iiptin Mie iromid ot their b4ng no.-re-tj-li
nit of ihualftWiil Ohio. 'I bey Will.ake aiistaew
that oiileni lhiy appeal and hiimwi lo the pelillou au
uii'ii HHniuHi uimiii, uy oita an uny oi a pru, if. inua,
jo. fnti,,-ot wilt eo taiteu HKtiin-t tht-ni tor tha amount
and nilereHt aa apeoitied, al the April ternt next uf the
aaid t'ouii, and tbetr piupiny Hold topavUie ama.
N:uee .lolIS A. Mi.VlAHUM.
AUMINIS'ntATnU'H HAliK OK ItMl? 1
. . KSTATK. , . w. tlll,
ftavid II. Iruyh, AdmiuiNlrator rd Hm itara bbauk, da
oeaed, va. iolm Thomae Webw al al. Pro bate "
Oourt of Monigoineryinnty, Ohio,
HltMlb:lvtiN(ii4 rot bAl.K UK HK I. MWTATB.
IytUtSlJANi' to an order of aaJn in ihe loregoinff
fe I will otter at puhho eale, aud to the .unheal
biiUie, i litoiatao4 ui Ut-a alourt Hotiea in -rew eisy of -
latyton.iu tba eouuiy of Moutoinery and a tale ul
Ohio, on ' "i i ' t i
HATfiit iat, apru, t, at, mi;
At twooVIo k p in, ihe loliowin der;ri)t.d real ea.
tale, eiiuatnili Ih voualv oi ViNilfe-nierv And alula uf
Ol io, and tioiindod uud deaop taai an adlowat Mduaia'p
in Ui tuHtlKttilquarterul elioe iSn.fr, town Lnwiffe 1
0, U H., beiliuiUig uu the aoiub linn ot eaut aeotroa
at I'aiiiel Woaver'a aouikeaat rtortuer; tin ik- a a i
74 nob-a to 1'naidorf'a utbWfHl r rner, tloem a a SW
etia.Ula polee lo a atoua on laeardoii e aouth haa;
theiiue h u w 77 T uoiea to the aoulh tine of aaia, ea
Uon; tbein-e u 7teV4 w S4.A polea lo Hi flare ot aaOv
aii.niiU',ouiaimni aixteeu (Id) aorea, moiaor lean,
AppraiaedalllSouaud may aell for two-thirda ol
aid Hum. i
'lwrmwf enieOae rmrd eaah; ttiehalaimsta aqtmr
iHtmeiiU ol one and two yeara, Willi leiareat, aecarad
Ly uiorigaHB on lb luvpUMa.
I'AVID H. PHUOH,
Adminlatratur of IWbaiaabauk de.aaaed.
Bhitu A Ourir( Attorney RiasdeWawl
. SHEKIKF'H 8ALK. e. . i
I WILL aell at pnblle aiiotfon, on ' ' :
THUKMMY, MA'CH 8, 1944, ' '
At the feed alore roomi fonnarlv oucuoied bv Peter
Slteiit, on Fourth treet, Vteiweeu Ma:n and JnHeraou, . ,
iitpnif v ijiou, ttm loiiuwiuH gooua ana ouai ,
loin, to-wit: About '2ft buahela ol uai; atout M '
h ie ela of abort, hran or oho ad: ahont botjur satf
buahela of oorn; 'H lairreU of flutr; I rrrl of buok- "
wheat flour; 1 pair of hay aoalea and platform; t pair ,
of Kmrlmuk'a n.-alea; oua tay uiixaa; uue apiuta
onand harueaa; two flour cheatM; one lot of empty
barrel un ooal aloveaad iMfsej r writing aak,
top, Ad ; one iron sataf two truoW wagmii, obaira,
battltdiea, Ao,
TaHen an ciet-qtlca a- tha property f atr Km ff
at the auit or Liavid K. Hoyur and other.
t ale u I'oiiiutetioa , aA lea 4'nlu-'k a W.el aaid day.
TarmaO'ihli.
iaKOKUB WlHlAMAN.Hhsnft Wfcnt.'junti. k I
T. K. 'laaaauas, Attorney, leiMdawla
NOTICR- -i i l
NUtfTLKlLL U0UNTraH. i I
A 1 an Orphaaa Ooml held in I'oMivilU, lu .
f, . li fr id county, on Mommy, UieUia ' .
" J tla of I'ei'fintwr, una, before ibe Uu.iorabie " ','
w Jauiaa Ryon, Kai( , and Henjamin Hedner aud '
Jwub Kline, hia AaiocUte Jnd(ea, in tha mult -r ol ' 1
the ealale of llaiuei Mnyder, deounaad, tba Inuuuitlou
bavlBR ian rtHMi and bear1, (lie Oourt eoclirm 1k t
eame and grant a further role on all the hriiaand legal
repreaeutativa nf tha aald I'amel Nuyder, de -eaaed.
to fppear in Ooiirton tha tlral Monday of Mhp-.i.vD.
n4, at Inn n'olook in tha forenoon to swept or ret haa 1
Ihe real entete u' aald d-tiedelil a lla appmiMd Valpa '
or t ahow 1'iuiaa why the real etit vltwutd not ta)
aold, and dneot general uotioea to be itiveU tn tne '
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.urn ... ,.iori.iiiou in nnu ei ilia AliKllisn BWeiapei i
poiih-hi'd iii tne eiiy of m. Louie, and in iHytnii.Ohio. 1
ai I-h-iAmii- MiaMeHNiva Weeka previous, pj the ftrbt '
Monday of Maivh ue it. a ropy or u hu h plltiliealioi "
(nili- it lui'tw poaiiornve beaet to wnu h iboa
bi:ira r Utt who live out of ftie oounty. i V , i
la witneae wnereal have bereuolo aet lry hand
ami afbied the aeal of aaid Orpbatfi Uourl Ibis litb
dav oi beuviuber, laii-t. . .,.
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N tbe Aral day ot February, A U. 1S04. ,he meter. -
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