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KRIOAY, NOVEMBKH II, 1KC4
Current News Items.
It ia now rl.imeil lll Delano, (B R) and
Jim AabluT (R R ) r both ! cld o Ton.
stroat ih firl frm th Ml. Vernon, and the
frond from Ilia TolcJj District.
Col. Kice m a hrtve mid pallanl oflicer
Ohio liner lent ' mure sn l l field. Re
in,.,m. wmm.leil. hit friends iiomioatod him
for Congre m, mid h m beton ly tht no.
loriou cnrrnntioitiat mid ataj at home skulk,
Jim Axhlry
The Commen-im lias another hideout plot,
rnvaalrit l.jf itt Indiana correspondent. The
hetilliuct renniii(h Id chill the readers wilh
horror: "The Northwestern Conspiracy
Further startling Iteviilitiiohi Rpliel Invas
ion solicited-Hairon threntened with assasln
Blion." Thit tort of tluff would bo alarming
if it wore not played out.
1iucolu made a speech the other day in
which he thanked (lod that be had pat it into
the heart of the people to re elect him. lie
mi took the influence moat potent in the re
mit. Trie devil if wo believe the tcripturee,
bat much to do with the action! of men.
No additional returns of the election have
been received to chunxe our tlutemeiit of the
result The Democracy ttill cluiin Sew York
by a email majority. General Cameron tele
graphi that IVonsylvnnia hat K""1' Kepublf
can by 15,(100 to 20,000
The New York IlrralJ (doubtful authority)
tayt that New Yoik has gone for Lincoln by
6,000 majority, and that McClellan hat carried
only Delaware, New Jertey aud Kentucky
The una paper ttatet that Kenton hat de.
fented Governor Seymour, eud claimt that the
Legislature of New York it largely republi
can. The Albany Altai and Argue (good
authority) etatee that McClellan hat carried,
the State hy from 1,'JOO lo 1,500 majority.
There it but little war newt communicated
by telegraph thit morning. All it quiet with
General Grant, but much tpeculation it enter,
tained in relation to the movement of Gen.
Sherman. The evacuation and destruction of
Atlanta it generally crodited, and report are
current that he hat marchrd the greater por
lion of hit airoy ncross the country to Savan
nah or Charleston. The rutult of hit latt
movement by Sherman will be developed in a
few day. There ia alo conjecture enter
tained that he will, ere long, co-operate wilh
Grant in the liege and assault on Richmond.
The Jollification on Saturday
Night.
Wo aro advised that tlio Republicans ol
this city propoe to signalize the re-election
of Abraham Lincoln to the Presi
dency, by bonfires, and illuminations, ami
other of the usual demonstrations of ex"
traordinary happiness, on Saturday night'
It it a matter ot regret to ue, that we can
e, in the orcnion, cause only for gloom
and Borrow, ami reason for lamentation
instead of joy. There is nothing of politi.
cal, and little of moral evil, which, is not
betokened by the re-election of Abraham
Lincoln. If war is a desirable condition
the mom cruel aud unnatural war which
history records with' all its incident
demoralization, cruelty, tufjering and
crime then i the jollification of Satur
day night an appropriate and wis expresiion
of a correct public feeling. If con
cription unknown to free. Governments,
and an engine of despotism everywhere
is a matter of felicitation, then it it proper
to giva voice to our gratitude on Saturday
night to tha man who hat instituted it
thit once free land. If national iusolveucy
i a thing to impart joy to the people
a bankruptcy which, in the lowest
deep seeks for a lower deep then
otnrht we to rink' bells, aud tire cannoui
and shout ourselves hoarse on Saturday
night. But wo weary of enumerating
caasee which suggest themselves to our
mind, a the only couceivable reasons
tha demonstration proposed.
V are in the presence of facte, which
on every band, remind n that the Gov
ernment of our fathers, with everything
whioh made it precious, is subverted and
destroyed. We are called upon to
at the reuewed lease of power accord
ed to the putty which has destroyed it
There is not one element of free Govern
ment left us. We are the subjects of
Absolutism, an perfect a mists anywhere
in tha world. If we apeak, or writ,
think a becomea a freeman,. it ii not
wo auy longer hav tha admitted right
to do so, but simply becaute our matter,
with million of bayoneta at hit beck,
thinks it not advisable, or not worth while
to seud us to toil at fortications with a
and chain to our leg, or seud us to
Dry Tortugas!
In tha midst of ruin more speedy, mora
wful, and quite aa complete at ever befel
nation of freemen, wa are called upon
rejoice, and make manifest our delight
public xpreeeion I Pray, exoase us.
"Let us Have Quiet Now."
Under the above very appropriate till,
....... , ii
tlio OinolMitte Journal li a veiy con-
teiiiiitible eit'ule railing on Limuolx to,
"put liit foot down etrontt,' ami tupprcM
i , r i. : . u
free .pee. h ami a free ,.ree. It It
Imped that Mr. I.iHi'ot.N ha learned totne-
thine hv the d exMriinc and Iwton of
, , ' , , n .1
llie laat four yearn, ami especially tin ;
that attempt to iliMieo opposition to hit
Administration by force ol arbitrary power,
Ia not tho way to have quiet. The elec
tion is over. Mr. Lincoln is re-elected.
All men worthy of the name of Demo
crat, will entirely acquiesce. They will
go further even than that. There is neith
er occasion for nor propiiety in mere politi
cal ,iitation, until the approach of another
election. The euliro power ol the country
is with Lincoln and hit party, aud they
must bear the entire responsibility too.
But the right of criticism and condemna
tion of the Administration and its policy
from time to time, through the press and
in ordinary public meetings, remains and
it mu$l be respected. Otherwise, we want
no clamor, no violence, no agitation, and
join cheerfully in tho cry "let us have
quiet now." And this seems to be the
ciitimeut of Mr. Lincoln' "screuade
peech," ami if he acts npon it in good
faith, there will be quiet. Hut wo must
have no arbitrary arrests, no suppression
ef newspapers, ami . no mob violence
Mcautime tho duty of tlio Democratic party
is to look chiefly to itt own org ini.ation :
to return to sound Static Riuiits princi
ple; and to educate itself up to the mark
of it true policy, pcack. Let the efforts
of all real Democrats take this direction,
and when the people betomo weary at last
of war and taxatiou aud debt, and this
Adtniuittiation break down uudnr its
own folly and crimes, we shall have a
party ready and able to begin the giva'
wotk of preserving the country from the
terrible luin which has been brought
upon it.
"To Whom it May Concern."
It is a significant fact that in tho most
decided Peace or "Copperhead" counties,
the Democrats have made their chief gains
siuce 1803, ami also since (he late October
election. We point to Bntlur, Mont
gomery, Preble, Crawford, Starke, Ross,
Perry, Fairfield, Auglsi.e, Ac. Let the
lesson be laid to hear! "With all thy
getting, get wisdom."
Judge Holt's 'Mary Ann Pitman.'
of
The Detroit Free 7Vc, iu the subjoined
paragraph, advises the public wbo is Mary
Ann Pitman, the principal witness used by
Judge Advocate General Unit in hit report of
the Great Western Conspiracy The editor
of the Free lVi'ii voucbea that these facta
are within hit own knowledge:
Mary Ann Pitman, the "Southern Lady"
referred to in J udtfe Holts infamous report,
ia a mulatto girl, and win tnken from a plan
tatiun about ten unlet from Kort Pillow. 6b
drinks, che t tobacco, and it addicted to alt
Ihe vicet of a woman who it a regular cninp
follower. She it shrewd, unacrupulout aud
vicious to tha latt degree will not hesitate at
auylhing for pay. AH tint muat nave been
known to Mr. Stanton and Judge Holt, and
yet they have the impudence and daring to
issue tuch a report against a million of loyal
Northern men, on the testimony of tuch au
abandoned witness.
The Election in Maryland.
ia
The State of MsryUud wa carried for Lin
coin hy direct military interference in the city
ol Baltimore, where the Democracy were not
allowed to vote Could they have voted, Lin
coln would hardly know lhat he was a candi
date in Maryland, under these circumtlaa
cet, it it timply outrageous for tha Republi
can! to claim that limy have a majority in
Maryland.
Lincoln's Majority in Ohio.
the
foi
Lincoln's majority in Ohio will, we think
be about the tauieaa that given to the Aboli
tion Slate ticket In most all of the Democrat
ic counties McClellan gamed over the Memo
emtio majority of October. Auglaize give
l,3u7 ; Holme 1,751 ; Crawford 1,500 ; Hut
ler 1,400; Fairfield l,:i0(); Heneca 700 for
McClelluu. A gain in each county.
The Democratic Vote of Ohio.
I
an
If the result in Hamilton County it any in
dication ol the State, the Democratic vole for
McClellan and Pendleton mutt exceed 200,
000. I.attyear we had lS.rJOO votet for Val
laudigham, and thit year 15,500 for McClel
Ian; Democratic gain, 1,800. Wa polled in
the whole State last year 187,000 Damocralie
votea. If tha Lincoln preaa ia to be believed
we have 200,000 copperheads and traiton iu
the Suite, which it certainly a most alarming
occurrence in tnat event, lbs worst ol it ii
the traiton teem to be increasing.
The Election in Indiana.
[Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer]
INDIANPOLIS, November 10.
The Statu of Indiana, thronh the manage
ment of thoae who hav th thing under their
control, ha gona for Liucoln by an estimated
majority of 35,000.
ball
tha
to
by
fttMor thkD million votet wart cast
for McClellan on Tuflidnj, and all lhat
wanted tobeooma Prttidunt waa a luffioiencr
ot friendi to cait votea to giva bitn anouftn
Statai to 0'm lactoral Collegt,
Cummtrciat.
Our cotetnporary only giraa McClellan
about half bit vote, which waa near too mil
liont Ue polled f otee enough to have given
htm a larva maiori'v of tbe electoral voice,
there had been no frauds and no violence re
eorteaMo,
ABOLITION MOB AT CLINTON, ILL
Outrage upon Democrats.
From the Decatur Magnent, Nov. 3.
:
Lmt Saturday the democracy of Dewitt
held a mas meeting at Clinton, which was at-
jtendeij by tome three thousand people. The
meeting wat ad.lretned by Meter Willird,
;p,n Sennn. .'reparation had
been made for the tpeakert at the county fuir
I p.ruunui but the aland and teat were torn
down by the Jucohint the night previont, the
rope that raised the Nag to th lop ofa aplen
did pole nsci also been cut, aud threat were
msde that they would "clean out" I lie Mo
CteHan copperheads if they attempted to hold
a meeting in their ''loyal" burg. True to
their pol tical teachings they attempted lo put
their threalt into execution. At the i, occa
sion entered this modern "Sodom," a party of
- rui-ran, commenced nurruhtng lor Lincoln
and hurling brickbats at the procession, into
the wagon filled wilh men, women and chil
dren. The procession passed on, and on fol
lowed the loul and blood thiraty out-throat. A
constable of one of the township and marshal
of the day remouslratad with ih rabble, and
by virtue of bit oHio commanded th peace,
but he wat pilenecd hy a tlung tbot coming in
contact wilh hit head. Hy tin tim another
democrat who had dismounted was attacked
and pursued into a crowd of men and women,
the fiends shooting at him wilh their pistols a
number of timet, regardlett of eoneequru
oet. Thia guerrilla warfare wa kept up neat
ly tne wuol day, wilh more or 1 at violence.
no respect wss paid to age or tea by the at
snilanlt. Orey headed old men were assault
ed and had to flee for their lives, hatless
through the streets 0 placet of tnfety. A
number ef democrats were badlr wounJed,
but fortunately none were hilled.
It wa enough to endure th violence of
these armed outlaws, but when it wat known
that tha bi;er ( !) class of republicans, iu the
town stood in the back ground, grinning like
demons and giving counu-nance to tuch iula
mout proceedings, it but aggravated the out
rage. Theae men, had they beeu dieposed to
do to, could hav ttopped the cowardly
wbelptfrom their lawleat conduct in five
minutea, but they had aet tbetn at Ibis dirty
work aud detired to tea it go on. The aboli
tion ladiet of the town could be teen at the
windows and doora, and heard to cry out,
"Hive it to 'em, boyt clean 'em out" 4c.
We will jutt add by way of warning to these
repuhbciint, who permitted tbi outrage, that
had retaliatory measures been adopted by the
Jemoorats, they and their property would have
suffered, and but little attention would hav
been paid to tba irresponsible loafer who
made the murderous ussault upon peaceable
democrat at their bidding or connivance. It
required great efforts on tb part of influen
tial democrats to prevent the people in atten
dance at the meeting from uniting and taking
summary revenge npon th author of auch
villainous anl uoproroked monocracy.
Clinton ba made a record of inlamy for
herself that will caute the place to be tbnuned
by law abiding people for all tim to come.
Only a few day prior to thi occurence a man
wat mohbed and beaten tor expressing him
self in fuvor of McClellan, aud has entered
nit in their court for daintget. Whether any
legal redrett will sought by lliute wko wer
niared at the meeting, we are not advised. It
would doubtleBt b a melon prosecution
The Chicago Plot.
Th Chicago electioneering plot turn out
to be just what every man of sound sense
knew it would turn out lo be a miserable
humbug. The report of the discovery of
arms, aud the detection of a acbeine, to re
lease the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglt), by
rebell who invaded the State for the purpote,
were all gotten up by the Chicago Abolition
ist! to anect the election. Ihe arms discov
ered were a parcel of old militia guns, wh cb
ban been in the potsesaion ol the man arreat
ed at a conspirator, for yeart, piled up in an
outhouse, neglected and forgotten. I be inva
dera, who were to us j these formidable old
muskets without locks or stocks, did not ap
pear at the given time, but a crowd of Aboli
tion ballot-box ttuffere and rounders appeared
at the city hotels, the day betore the election,
proclaime I themselves "butternuts, and os
tensibly declared their iutentiou to do all
manuer of incendiary and treasonable things.
Long John Wentworlb, a provisional polit
ical tiickster and demagogue, wa one of the
chief instigator of this ridiculous plot
which wat only infamous in that it wat a de
liberate attempt to impose upon the tupera-
buudant cr dmllty of old granny Abolition
ists, end nil the country with unnecessary
alarm -Ohio Statesman.
IbjrDan Kiue, clown, and candidate for
Senator on the Democratic, ticket in Crawford
and Erie, will we are informed, shortly make
hi apearance at bit old plase of business,
in Walnut tireet above Eighth Ue will be ac
companied by hit trained donkty, and will
preach Democracy and josst. We congralu
late Colonel McCandlen upon having secured
thit new attraction. Freii of yesterday.
We are glad that th campaign iiatiumifg
tuch a jovial charanttr. It it far baiter to
laugh than to cry. I a order to counteract, in
some degree, the enact ol Uan luce appear
ance in Philadelphia, a abov auuouuced, we
are informed that "Old Abe," the celebrated
clown, and candidate for the Presidential
chair, will shortly make hi first appearance
at a concert hall, in Chestnut street above
Twelfth. The Great Jester will be accompa
nied by hit trained "dog," and will give hi
latest oke, and eiug the famou negro melo
dy ao admirably performed under hit direction
at Antietam. W congratulate our Abolition
friends upon having leoured thia new
atiraotion. Dan must look to hi laurels
Vhiladelyhia Age.
Coming Down.
Th (weeping majorities in all th States
olaimed by th Abolitionist are coming down!
They will find when all the vole come in,
that their popular majority will fall vary short
of tbalther claimed in their jubilant mood of
Wedueaday.
ha
ii
Coy Liia-'r Siva It. We heard a good itorv,
the other duj, which will bear repeating. It
ii told thui: An Iriahman, oatned Patrick
Murphy, who lain tha habit of leafing arouud
the bar-room of a certain hotel, not a tbou
and BiUee from Cbatfield, wai aaked by the
landlord, ' Why ha didn't go to work ?" Pat
aaid ba couldn't find any work. "Well, then,
e 11 )ut in t'ae army," aaid the landlord. 'Tou
oan gal $000 bonntv, beiidei 111 a month and
found " "Found I replied Pat, "be jabere,
found dead on tha battle-field, I am jioi the
man loeee it In that light That's what'i the
- ! matter with Patrick
Murphy." VhatJUld
Wi.) Vm.
The Horrors of War.
A man, unless h happen tu b devil in
carnate, very soon g ett Itred of killing those
whom be can ere. Kven the aurgeon who ia ;
dissecting a corpse covers up the face of hit j
unjecl. I hose orb have annk their lire into
the !' of death, but they are (till human
eye To mark Ihn death-gate of the alaught-
red the poor tellow who never did do us
harm lo leel our feet slippery in his blood
to have his blood spuit on to our bunds, and
hia hot brains brash into our face tin kind
of business veiy toon sicken mid revolt the
revest soldier When you liave seen a few
men slashed or shot to denlb, my Christian
friend my melodious poel, wilh your ting-eon-
about ihe "ten. let Held' and the "embat
tled ttrife" my niillelluout pastor, with vour
high-standing elenuenre about the "Hod of
battles" you will think as I do, and mtybnp
you will come lo acknowledge how compare
lively lender and merciful are the men in
shoulder-straps whose trade it is to kill, and
bow olien the gorg of tbeir souls rises at
their dreadful calling. 1 Dm to the Book of
Maccabees, and read that one tremendons
pienant passage that one line : "And Nica
nor lay dead iu harness " When you have
seen him thus, lying slark and stiff, his brtve
clotbot all dabbled in gore, his mouth wide
open, grinning, awful, the bloody foam on hit
lipt dried into a purple crust, and the camp
follower ihe Thenard of the army creep
ing npto rifle his pockets, and draw off hie
bontt, and cut off hi ring-linger, and smash
htajsw for the sake of the gold-setting to bis
falee teeth, you may form some idea about
the "romance of war," very different from
thoae you have previously entertained. Sa
le, iu the London Telegraph.
Personnel of the Rebel Warriors.
lor.
Uenrrnl lleauregard ia about five feet sev
en iuche high, gray hair, broad forehead,
face tapering rapidly to the chin, prominent
nose, full, Uuik rye, and wesra a gray mous
tache aud imperial, lie is tilty years old.
(leneral Hood is about six feet high, light
hair, fair complexion, gray eyes, heavy sandy
beard, a lurge framed man, about thirty-five
year oli. His right leg it off above the
knee.
General S, D. Lee it a young man, about
twenty nine yeart old, five teet eight inches
in height, light hair and whitkert, gray eyes
and fair complexion.
General Cheatham it about five feet nine
inches high, heavy built, dark hair, dark hazel
eyes, about filly five yuera old.
Ooneral Clayton ia tlx feet high, about for
ty eight years old, hair turning gray, short,
ttiff beard a good looking roan.
General Pat Cleburn is tlx feet one or two
inches high, about forty -I wo years old, lean
(but not hungry looking, like Cassius), iron
gray hair; loves his friends and bites hit
enemies' bodies, but praya, he aaya, for their
souls.
Geueral llatet it a well grown man, about
thirty-eight yeart old, tlx feet high, dark hair,
tpeakt plsasnntly and limps upon his right
lg, from wound received in Georgia.
A Good Reply.
The impudence of General Rttri.KH ha
been well rebuked by the Mayor of New York.
Th New York correspondent of the Philadel
phia Inquirer saya :
It was currently reported this afternoon
that the General had sent a notification lo
Mayor Gunther that he (General Butler)
would be happy to see him, at hi earliest
convenience, at the head-quarter of the De
partment of the Kast, aud that the Mayor re
turned a characteristic reply infdrming the
General that he resided at auch and such
number in Fourteenth street, and that any bus
in ess he might hav to transact with Ihe Chief
Magistrate ot tbe'city could well be trans
acted there a any where else.
We don t think BtTLica will make anything
of th atnrling Chief Mairintrato of New
York.
"To Close the Concern."
'"There being do further ase for onr tervi.
ce in tbe peculiar profession we have adop
ted that of manufacturing plot and inven
ting slanders now that our father Abraham
is elected, we propose to to close the concern.
publish no more humbug electioneering lies,
and endeavor to get into an honest and re
tpectsble business. We expect to be patron
ired without asking references or character,
at we ve lost ours.
Signed, Seward and Carrington.
Montgomery County, Ohio.
The home of Vallandigham did excellent
ly well at the lale election, giving Gonornl
McClellan 317 majority. Thi is about double
what it wa at the Slate election. fiiicirmafi
hnquirer.
A DiNunaooi CouNTLKi'tiT Ghcunback
A few well-exeonted and very dangerous
counterfeit Government greenback, of the
denomination of (50, has recently been put
anoat, ana nanaiers or money must seep
sharp lookout, or they will be bitten by it.
The general appearance of the bill is precise
ly that of the genuine, and the signatures per
fect fac limiliee. A (lute examiuation, how
ever, discloses that tha engraving is coarser,
and the printing not quite as wall done, while
in the vignette ol Hamilton the nose it less
prominent, and Ihe lower part of the ear.
which in the genuine it quit plain, it ob
scure The wordt in script, "Promise lo pay
to bearer," are temawhat coarter than in th
genuine, the paper i unusually good for
a counterfeit not.
DIED.
WKNZ Thia niomiiig at ht pat ft, Katanna,
ilaurhlr of John and Mary Wana.aifrHl thra aura.
0110 month and aaveuttieu dnfa.' LViiiral tomorrow
iitlruoou at liftlf paatoue. Mo. Uttl, wuat andol Water
atrevt.
ttorvlcaaat tha oatholio Ktnauual Churuh at half
uaat on. Interment (Jatholio BuryinB itrouud
miiu vre, ueir iij rair uruung,
NOTICE
Mlm IfiuTpr,
la Mont, Com.
ITrank Kagaaar, ) 1'laaa.
SAiO PMue Kn"tMir ia beraky ootiBad that the
aatd Iviri. Kni r old on ihe With day of Bp
utnlerA L. i-M, II. btr pM tion in tha Clai kat
txBoa of tha (Tourt of Common fleaa wuuiu and tor
the County of Montgomery and BUlw of (Jhio, charg
ing him with habitual druukanneeii, aud extreme
orualty and ankinu thai ihe mav ba divoroad troio
tha aftid Frank Kiwimmm-, which petition will aUnd for
naaring at ine mt ai noTtfUMr iarm,a. v. imu ol
aaid l ourt. KlA.k KHUliriKrl,
Hy Itid A. Hopk, her Att'y.
Uwai-, aaplamtiar m, IhM aap'iT waw
ATTACHMENT ' NOTICK "
J. UeliUngftr aud Thorn peon, PlftlnUOa
gftinit
Daniel Jonas. lfawdant.
IjIKORl 0. Muaeetoiau, Jualir of the FeaAft of
1J jaokaoatowftfimp, Monigomary County, Ohio.
OutUeUtu day of Oo oUr A. 1. ltM4, aaid Ju-tna
aanadaa order of AtUubuMnl la tilt abovaaobou,
rthftftiim ef U-Uo,
Haw LMftneai, 0, 0k lh, IM4. eet-w6tr
DIED. Legal.
KOTiCH
J .! . I Knit?!.
y. Moot. Sup. Oonrt
ltr rttirat. t, wH. 1
KH KKI I KKH of M iamJ oounty, Ohio . Mari(
rl Hnrk nmi John ttrk, Rr ijongnituKsir, Au
i1rw rutte!, William KrlUri, Im-io f-in-rnt John
Potim, .liu-nt. Kttrat Ahratuifn K?ttr htMiN at Ian
ol Hainnrl rHllrr.n'iJ, CRtharia Kftitrra hi widow
H(ihn H Matrh-h hia Adiniiuarrator, John Hhla
ail Icrfiitiah MoftMly will take noOca that a petition
wa ft I frf its hia Iham on tha M AURtit ltn4, in
tha MiirrMr Ooiirt of MontKnmery it-ninty, and m
na p. 'filling, wriaram naid Joh fUr dvniMtiJii
(artition ot Thf following rwad nal :
la!. Tha follow inj( p rami m Mnnt(rrmirr roun
ly, Ohio, lo-wit ; arlof thW. of riM. a, f own 0,
H S, K. Iifgtntnnn at tha V. W. corner of ftld 8o.
S, an. I running K 6 N. .00 oia to tha K Hw. ataka
onaawtlin Thn N . W. iVj nnlaa lo a alar a In
tha Hext.llna. Tharw W. ft" S. 10 (lolaa to ft at ha.
ThAiH" N. b" W 4n pol to a ataka Tbna W. '
rt tMt jK'lf-st to a aUk in th aw t ion lino, Tltationft.
ft" K. im o toltift plana o( h(inninK oonlamniK
TO avrrn imrn or ion-wilh tha iinvilftfa of A roda
a)iiara in I ha N. K. corner of Hto 0, Town 6, Kanga ,
(or ilia ptirw"a of ootiTyinn tha watr fotn Hanni(
Folknrih'a H.ritig branch anywharft thtotigh tha
ahnra dtfriiid prmi'a,
Dd. Tha following i-n-mtea in M outworn a 17 ooun
tjf, uhlfi, to-wit : all that oartain lot of land In thi
K uornrr of tha W. S of fctoo 10, Town A, Rang h
K. HfRinoiiiit at th S. K. cornar of aiJ S totion
wttiifKi an Klin "Jttinch -am diamatar tmring N, II"
W, IU liuka dialaiit, and run- in a lhanra N. W
7flpoia mi tha aimt lina of aidi Miiin to a elaka
ftlantiMl In raid line ; thaiva H S W, tti polaa on
ink to 11 cornar in tba oantra of tbe Dayton and
ot nuton Tornnikn road, Thenca H. 6 tit polaa 0
linkn to a afnk in tha centre of Mid roftd j ihaiwe H.
1ft" K 46 pol, id linka lo a elaka in laid road on the
on 1 h line of aaid Hat-, witnaiia ft whlta oak 1ft iiwliaa
in diamatff, bearing N. W. Hi link 1 t' am-a N.
ma: K. along tha Mouth line of eaid Ho. 31 7-It poloa
iho pit wi twginnitig ooulftioiftf H74 acre wore
r laaa.
&i. Ilia folio Inn uranuaaa In MonlaomarTPountT.
Ohio, to wit: Lying and batng in Hao. lo, I'awn t.
RantT4, B. HaginnntiiMt tha N. W. 00 roar ol tha
N. Id. mmrtnrof anid aaciian ; Thenca K. alonglhe
na (tatweaan liantid Uoovera land, and land owoad
by Hannah nud Catharine roiitato Ihe N. K. (ton nr
of afilion 16, I ft" rode; Ttinr H. one rod; theure
W.tMrftUa) wilhea'd flret Ima lflft rode to t lift helf
aat'tion lino; Tha no N. on iiud lina ana rod to the
plm-a or iaginniiig ron ftining one mtre mora or laaa.
4lh. Tha following premiawa iu Moutgoinvry viun
ly, tlhio, lo-wit: Ftvrt of Hautiona Uandll, Town
itanga o, r,. iiauinning at tn n, w. corner ol
8po Mi Thnntis N. M" K. U notuft to the rivarHtlll
wair at low.watr mark ; them? up Mid river N. 4
p.. xn noica u kihh Mi low wrtiar mars j menoa n.
Hi K. 6'J polo n tt link h to a attkkf at low waur mirk ;
thvtma N. lM-" a. k olaa 0 linke to ft aiaka at low
wiitor mark ; thanoe N. 4 K. Ii iolaa oua lluk U ft
Mlaka at low waicr mark , thonca ft Btt W 4U polaa U
ft atako in th fiHdiou hue; thaooal. 4 VI polaa
on naidhna to tha (ilaow ol IteginnlnK ftnntaiuiug Ktt
MTfi and b5 u l-lJ(i pnhaa mora or iaa.
i'ti. 1 na roiiowing prtnmaa, naacnocd inadad
hitod July 1hm aa lying and batug in Alloa oaunty.
Dhio, to wit: The Month mat quart r of tb north
weat ifuartar o( Hfctiou 94. Town t, aoutb of H inge
7,ooiiHiuin 4 acroa mora or loaa. Tha awd Joeauti
Kttni wdl apply for an ordar that dower way be
fomiynM and rtltion mad of aid prerniaaa, at Uia
novotTttNnr Tar in of aaid Utiparior Court,
I'Hiou nepi. vnn, ibu . , fKk
mi dtwAwaw I Hoe. P. Tnumi, AttoVnay.
IN PAHIITION.
LEGAL NOTICK.
tO Haarann Young, who reatdei la tha State e
Iowa; Wllaon Surouiry and Am ah a Hoioirirv.
W illiam Young and Varan Young, John Young, and
Klvina Yountf. who ranide ib tha HUta mt Ind aaa.
and Jpaaaa Young, whoia plant) of raaidanca ia nn-
anowni v uiiftm nrignii aroiina 'tayivr ane nr.
I ii) lor who reaid in tbe UUtaof Kantyoky.
kouara hirahy notitlvd that laaao lAfavar and
StmiiiKiu Null, Kxacutore 'of tha laat will and t ata-
mont ot Irftvid Young, danvwead, oft the dar ol
Ortotwr, A. 1. 1K4, tfiod thair pa tHI on In the rrabala
Court within aud for tha County of Montuoiwrv and
Htate of Ohio, allaging that thi perianal aatatft of
aaid drcedont ia laaurnclant to pay hia df hta and the
churgea ol alunniitaring hia fMiato ; that ha dlod
mivhi in a aimpia o ma louowing aefoniMtd real
aatftt aitunta lo aaid County ; lo-wit : 'Kiiteao aorvi
of land taken oil tha aoulh ald of tha farm ewnad by
tha brim o, Xayd Voung, di-oa aad, mtitattd in bao
tion Town 2. Kniiua M. K. 8 -KlNunlad a fol
low n :
Hcgiouing at ft aUma, on the oan! linn of aaid Ban.
tion. the aoulh ea.t oornwr of aaid tarm : thanrva north.
on tha cmI Hn of aaid aactl n I 74 cliaina to a too ;
Ihriifu n, 7& w. XT nj ohftlna to tlionUa of tha
Tiirauike Koad : thenca. aouth natwardlv. with ih
outre of anid Hoad, bftn hwno to tha aomti weht oor
nar of aaid wrni ; them-a, on the una bctwean Young
and Laittver, N 7 E. 90 eft chain to the placa of
beginning, containing n tn ftcrei or .and. That
Kuth young, na widow 01 aaid daradenl, laantitlad
lo dower iu aaid premlaea, and that Uaorge Long
atrpth and Kliaa'aih Longnrtfth, Wllaon Kt'roggy and
Amelia Hcroggy, William Bright, tha unknown heira
of JaMM a Young, de 'eaawl, on of Ihe he(rn at law
of Uavid Voung, droaaaed, John Matlura and Klvina
Mai'lura, Wii lata Yuiing and naroh Young, John
Younvand Klvtna Young, William Waller aad Martha
Li. Welir, I'aaraou Toting, tiaorge Uar). JoMfith H.
Bara, and Mary Jana Haara, l.ydia Carolina Yonng,
Loin A. Nutt and Hiiniiaon Null, David M. Yonnu.
Jiuiifa B. Young, Eliu Uilrn Young, aa tha heira ot
(aw of aaid Lav d Young, daooaaad, hold Ilia nxt
aatau of inhrriiauo the? rain. Ihe prayer of aaid
tot tion ta for (ha aaaignmant of d war, to aaid Ruin
Young, and 'orthaaala of aaid pramieoa, auhjaot to
tui-h uowaraDtAt, and ftir tha payment of tha dabta
and otiargea afortaid.
8aid petition will ba 'or hearing on tha lal day of
Noainir, A. L. I so i or aa avoa lhrattr aa
counatjloan ba heard.
1HA AO LA FRYER.
blMPSON MITT.
Ktrtruloraof tha Iml will aud trautuiaut m( liavid
Young, ilfii il,
J. H. lworr, Att'y ror KxtMiutom,
Oot..hr lMth, UU4. tfCtav wAi
PETITION FOR PARTITION
fttincrinr Court ontgomery county, Ohio.
I.rvi h. Hniiora aud Auitthft Ann Baaora auaiuat
Hmmiel RfidHhattar, Kltuttmth Hooliierahma, Amelia
Ann Rodahi'ttfr, Kllan Kodahatlor, Frunk Ho U bettor,
t hriHl4n KodaliBttr,Haniutl H. Kodahet1ir, Huaauua
Koilahftlor, Iaviua Ketrow, William lUnrv lloiiatir.
Hamnel IB. Hounr, Harah lnabvllft Biutro, of U10
Hutt of Ohio and f.liMrioth Im:krr, cud lanft
iJwkwr, her bimUad of tha Htat of ludiana, defaud
aula. rilllaaltova namad daf.ftdanta, and aMwiallv Khu-
1. bfth iMv'k?r and Jpuuu; uet-kor her huMand, oi
tha Htata ol Indiana, will take notMe that a petition
uan oe 11 niru avaium iiibiii iu mm rnparior tHiun o
MiiDlcomt-rv county Ohio, hy tha lioa ftatnad plain
tlH, praying for a partition of the following dte.:rtbd
piaiiiiHcn aiturtU in Jankaoa town hip, Montgoiuary
ooiiulv. Ohio.
bhiiuc town 101a nnmoeren ana numiva anu wn 1
one huntrdandalayaii(111), on hundred aadtwelvo
(liU), ore huftdred aud thirWa (llj),ona bundifd
and fouruwtn (1 14), one hundred aad ltftaa (H5, m
the invurimratad village of Karnmraviiie, alrto tlw
rcatdua of tnnd owned by Henry Bouaor, in hialii
time, aituatd In auftion twanty-avveft (i7), town four
(4), ranua four caat ; c nuuuing two acraa and nig
hiimlrtHj and twaulv poivhae : alNO tha laud owned Jv
thai4aid Htnry HoumhT1 in hia hfatime, iituatadin the
aouthweut q larter, of aec'ion twenty one town
lour (4), range four (4). ae-t, deK!nled an follow,
twginnmg hi 1 bp aftuiiiwuai corner 01 aaiu tract 01 umtt
and running iot avouty-thre (73i rod a, lo tho
centra of thi OurmMiitown anu Weat Alexandria turn
pike road, tltancMnorthweat with aaid road one huudrml
aud (111) rod and elvn (ll ft ; Ihanca aouth
aighty-tttraa rod t tha place of licgiutung conUuuinn
niiiflrHu (10) acraa mora or loan, and that at tha u?l
Urin of tha aaid Court, aaid Ii. K. Haaore aud Amwlia
Abu PaMore, hia wile, will apply for aa vrdor tbU
pan 11 ion mar oa ma'if 01 aaiu prMmiafB.
leted Auguatih UU4.
LIVI K. BAttoBK.
K. TaoMPtoa, Atl'y. auJ0 wbw
SllKHlI'F'H BALK.
Of avuluahle Yann iu Jaakaon towmhip,
ITredariak Cook, at. al. ) No. U7
va. y Montgomery Oonuty
Valentino Htlver, ei. al. 1 Mupanor Court.
BY virtue of and In obdiunie to tha 00 mm and ot
an ordar of ale made by tha- Superior Court of
nonigumHry noany, uio, 1 wiuoiMr a I'uiihe. rale
on tha pramiaeMi about two milaa at of Par ware
Title, oft
FRIDAY, November lHth, I8C4,
At 10 oYluuk A.M. ofaaid day. tha following tla
'ohba4 raai aatata to wit 1 BituaUid In and baing tun
North part of tha Mouth Kant quarter of taction
twinty-thra (21 , Towuahip four (4), in tb Town
hip of Ja kaon, County of Montgomery aud blmtft
of Olua, oontaiaiug one hundtaU aud forty-two and
one ttfih acre.
Anuraiaad at tW Ufl nar acre and ikanuoi aall hn- !
thatiH of tha above apriaianteut.
Tarma H.iaab, H ' year, and Ih hattano In
two yaara from the day of aala. '1 ba data ad pay
manta lo boar per oani. tntaraat, and U ba aaowrad
hy mortgage ea lha nramiaca
eSKORUK WOMAMAM.NharitT. -
K. TaoeraoM, Att'y, ooll7-ww
JOHN M. RNNIS, Italntifl agmlnat Obarloe Buteher,
Administrator of Henry . tlagerman, dea'd, ba -fora
Jaiuaa Turner, J, p. of Dayton townahiu, Mont
gomory County, Oluo. On the auth day of Vaptam-
utr, a. v. Iaii4, aaiu Juatioa laauad an oruar 01 anaou
niant to tha auov notion for thn aunt of fiva bol
laxa and tutaroat. Trial a4 lor Moveuibar 17, lk04,
al olock P. M.
ote-ww JAMW TvHMI, J. p.
Medical.
a .-- t. i
fVHKA Cougaa Cold-, Hera Throat, Aihn.n, an
j OonaumpUon. It ia only mv aaaarv for aiy one
troabled with Ihoea complaint lo try oati l-otitn (
Strickland" t NtlliflumtB (bujjh Baham
to convince Urnm that It ta flia brat prapamtion avi r
nxl. It not only finraa tha atwra aHftiona o tha
Throat and l.iinga, but It mra Ntghl kwiiit and
HifHng of HI 'or and t an axuallenl gargle for any
kind oi More Throat. It ia p!naiai)i to tuVf, and r
a at a mad tenia or infnnta 1'rica tlA Cent pr I'ftMn.
oraal by druggmta ganarally. mli
TJ1VERYBOHY la Imtng cured ol tkn diatri'atttg
Vj diacaa by the na of
Dr. Strickland: a Pile Rtwedy,
Rad what thoaa any who hara uard it:
Mr. Otarlaa W. I.aud. Situ, nf I ntiitulU an.l if 1
P HaMarda,thnc4niau.ti.a both wframir-dallnr umku
on pot of lr. 8tn kland'a Til kemrdy. 'lh y oat
they have triad everything but could obiidn no rvliH,
Mia una rut ui ntriuKianu a rue HCtnixty cl'trtrd a
parfeolourft afUr aaejrinw lor many vrare wilh H..
woratkmd of Pilae. Tby rcnouunobd every ma
who ia tattering lo tty 11.
aa ior
Dr. Strickland t File Remedy.
Bold hv all drutTtriBtj, f". ! imi u iu...i .
No. e Kaat Pnurth at, Cincinnati, ()." mli
AMI
FLUX.
Strickland" 1 Anti-Chalera Mixture.
!H a compoftiUnD of sstriiienta, sltrl-mr. slimu-
Isnls tuij CHrimnntives, H)iith vri, t,j m, ht .
linwlmlrs is Ihr only prtpjti. n hoi ttr, i a
urrmsm-iil dure or Lisrrhs nd I'y.i.tr-. Thi Anli
Chlrs Misturs ts now in u.f, in sott i.r wit sunv
hospitals liril gives tn swtlrM nt.n. fl
has ssvud ths livssof tlioiisniKls of r.ur aoliliers slid
otUaaus, snil wa will KUn.nlr. il l (. (hp N.I nnir
dy la iht world ror Inarrlirs snd Iiysi-nKrv
. nwua.ui i.uTinginn, iwy., will I nmut Phi.i V
to SRllslT SQV ona as to In virtnn nl HI,,. Ll.,.l. . ..,..
Chokra Miilur; Infivt w lmi s groat uumiirl
' . ". riHiiK wnu iirvo i,n i-ur,d iiili-i
boinii uronounrod in nrl.l lv th.. ..i.r........
trior ulnng only out Imttle of Kiriosisiid's Ami ( ih,i
rtMlttu. If vnusuRcr with Iil.rrlxs and I vm-n
Mrytry oneliottl. n,n
ONLY OKNITIIYK
HAIR RESTORER r
UIHEA8K8 OK TDK K OA 1.1
rpHK skill of thrni,lll fsi-ully t krHi na dli-rnn.--JL
ol Iba soli ha,iu majnmyor tstss, l.fel Ih
I by tim, His most pKlil-sr ilivesrri.t iu-in it io
frtirio. It is uotlo h wonileril st, hm n u iitiu, i, -
sillily, ilmiu r Mtli nnd r-srolnl Imi .Utnl,, t, i
tlio osmirs wlili-h pioiliiK- iho lii.tnn-. I i.li,-. ti,e
isus is disvovf r.l, it Is n utlfr lliipi.tslliilily tw
rsd Shu, ihs tliBosMA nnd tlt-cl h ciuiMunt vut i-.
Diss of Iho soslp Lave l-r-n inouoiiui i d iim jiihIiU "
by torn of ih naoaliniutil plivsa'isns. 1 imtr d.
vola
TEAK! Ulr I'I'l llY
To this aaoultir part of th huoisu frnaia, sod I nm
BIlUhAod tlist 1 ptlHKSS
TIIH ONLY RKilKIIV
Sofarta known, Hist would ptmisni-nily ,n '.--r,
nos losilisoiiit dis:uss nl (lie nouI i.
tii.T KUKUM, hUAl.li UKAIi,
And other cutaneous difcensos, nnd ronton- l e l:,u i.:
. those who have become. Isdil. To tiisk.
good tile ssserlion, I Hill fortou
FIVE IWNVRF.D DO LI. A A'S
If I rati to euro the wor.t ostir-s ol ihimflvd soslpH I
tbe lousert stttudin wilh tbe
ONLY OKNUIBIH It A 1 Ii K tc tlTOR fell .
Head tbs follOHinv:
(VetfimwiKU a Hi ,. Mil ii otiW )
.... n. i.sl, Itiv ,.
Psor. Dslll Kti Tw IM ,o my rcHip l,i
dlsestHd,lilid illy Lli.l vtnMittni-i d to IhII out w I V tnn
Tee disi'iine upri-ud iiubU my si-Hlfi iMH v-o ti n:i llj
sore. It liei-Htne vry (.Hltiluli mv rent st n ) if hi wnw
lirok-iii Ihe lnnnnpii'd tti-liiii t-t-r-! Hi.n sn ni iiup.
ponsl.lo: I woui.i uppiy rrm.ily n-nr iimrdr, tut
only monientery reli.f. I ronkiilti-d svti-iiiI i'Iiim.
I'tstis ol line fily. 1 wi i - H t,y 11,,-tii ihm
dlnesnowith Mini I. i, . , . I,, i. II. . totl ess In- l-i II
Kh imi, aud Ihsl lliry i-i.iilu not henetit me. I
your advorMsvitient slid eeneluded to ronf-ult you.
Vou sei-ured ire thst you would erudirste llie ili.eHi,
And resiore my bsir, wluol. hnd tieuome vetv thin.
Willi that as onnce 1 ulsued myaelt in yojtr hsnils
and llie results sro, 1 I vt- a luiurlaiit i.mi i. hail
my ei-alp Is Drl.lly wtll, and iny bavr has iesi d I-'
bill out. Keapoel iilly yours,
Mas Has.H Ui.ulu, Mo. 1)7 S9UII1 toul sUet.
It Ih a laol sokunwlediied by aU ho ba.e u,l US a
Usir Keslorer, and their name 1 Ia'iod, Uet it M
TH B ONLY PKkU'AKA'UUN
Thai would enc.-lually and pennaneiitly restore tlit
beirof Ihoaewboare Istld.and prevent
1 UK hair rttuM kai.i.inu orr.
The Itriie and rapidly Increasing sale al Hratoraliv
ta the stroiiKu.t eridenue of the uiaullold lieiirltls 11 is
oonferring upon
Tuy human rAMii.y.
The MinNdeace of the public has boon obtained, and
the) all unite in suetutiu to Us in ritaud vsat supeil 1
only
OVKR A IX I'REPABATIOK
Kverinlrhdurcd. 1 do not recomnu v I wiy pre. ara
tiontooause hair to srow sia ievt kf tiePI aa inuuy
mouths, aa it las simple iniiios.iVtuly, and lolally 111.
eouaiaUiut with the laws of feuiurr. To Ihoae whoaio
sbepuoal or uiuleduloua, I .iU uiake a bout hdo olhrr :
1 will forfeit l.MOO
(On Thousand I lyllsrs) If I kill to cure Iho ni,
uaaes of parllsl bHluueaa, under titleeu year alsuilj.
'"'THK Osll.T UtN INK HAIR IlKKWKKH.
Tbla wemlerfal remedy la sold by diMMila S' i'r-
ir iruiiu iiuuuuitiT hah not ir kNi
KoK IT.
M B. tlures suaranteed In efry eeae wtixrr the dl
reijlioua for 1 ae are impluMlly olieyvd.
WFrioe, II per boille, or sis l-ollli-s fort'..
I'Kor II. A. lK. MI'NN.
Hole Troprietor, Mo. su OrHngo ti-t,
fflSdlv Allianv. V V.. ik
FJtKL). SCIIWAHT,I
liutehor, Hfaill No. UU,
atlUTU HI DR OK TUK M1KHIT Htll'.SK.
, Kef (it italuadtlitt BettQualHjr or Meals.
I luaalS lin
KKHllN fcK.SlBllim r 'HAV
J tin itii-ir
III I'UMt TOXEn (AI1KIVI.I.V
tli.l iiert'eotlv, will pli-sae lesvo oriUtk i,t ItM'IKIf
1 1UI.U I'AINK HiluK ANIi i'AI'KIt b'lUIIK,
turner of Third and Metei aires la.
i u J. HUKUKKKT.
I'll I - ausmuu mails selling our
7..UU UainpaiKii Medals, with perteol likiiri a
f ail the eauilidales. Alao, aplnulid tiiettnl of lii-ne-ralUranl.
rrue, till per hue ired, lo AkciiIs. Just
the Uleinesa for dieuharjied or diaal-letl eol.jiera to
entjase i. temple sent on receiiil ol nreitN. Ad
I ' W. K. I.AM'IIKAH,
I eei!lT-lf t'uutfiinai, Ohio.
riRRlt KKOl'UH'T Katate.
rOTI(IR is hen-by given, thst the llndf rallied has
JV been duly ftpiMiinled and giialthvd aa executor
if tbe laat Wlli and UuiLainaul of ITu.ll ku..ul. I.,
ml MoDtuemerv oowtily yhlo, Ue'teved.
I JjJ."' mt- KOHT ATstd.