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War News.
War News. Further Particulars of the Battle
of Wild Cat.
THE REBELS COMPLETELY
ROUTED.
[From the Cincinnati Gazette.]
PilliV receiving (lie ilifcUigetiro (if
tho battle tit Wild Cut. C'limii
jWrWBJTTWrftins, w. t,llve jjmn'
cd pMi,.nl.lilt.U(nl pniticulni-. from
Krf s wN,.f,,f ,.,.1,11,.,.,, w)m n.rivL,l(
-m..UnVI-f, p Lt .,L.L,t fl. .;.
Brilliant of
Body Guard.
Body Guard. ST. Louis, Oct. 26.
- ilii,n!..l. .. ... --
. . . l" iwi niiQ 1C-
"CoivoJ Hub cviiifii':
HEADQUARTERS,
NEAR HUMANSVILLE, Oct, 26.
Assistant
i v ii.tan jif i cover.
A 1 'a i at r
j rH 1 1 i v iiti i-riwtrtti Aim,
or,?, HtnjM.nd ofmy ptu.ri. madel
O ttinit lii-,IK.. ..!...-. t
,
il t ho enemy
drawn ni
ft nt K
in
line oi'
.(1..I.I
which whs c viri-lod as ciihnly ns a
i. ....
l iiu it ! i i mi (inii.
Col. Cc"'i'.ti.''l soon liornnm '
isficl of Hie inpcwsibility of reach
ing iviwnM Mrry nR desired nnd
"iivo tli ilmnder to lull l.i.,. I .
wnrdt flu i iMTf which kiih rxccn
li d ns well arcuiiiKfances would
, - 1 1 ' . i"i i: i " i l-
, -1 V'0 Il'H'0''"l "
...... : i. mm . .
I'liiru.. rcftcncU the river
I I'HIlk llbout.'O IMtniii tn I. .',,vn f.!,.l.t.
,n v m ,,,,. ,,f. ;,.....-. . . .,'
."u i . J.tlll H ll (III'
IsIhiiiI
We liirifO bout rnrrvlnn
R. L
i
M'KLS.
.'I HII., A' l'CIil;lif.1II',
. L. '". fjioPniETortl;a
tm 'I iti hi f: i pnbiishrit ai
rridni. .Mutnhigr, (i.aiie.. ..h;
I U. ni.,T. (Ill,, r, Khnn h.n.'a lilol I
rarnoro tlaln nnl Miirkri .(r !..
t'rld'ij, Kvnnhr I. IMIIj
HAVE WE ANY G. C's AMONG
US!
I
I
,
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i
i
Overland Expedition.
Our Ip.Ht advices from California
military movement on foot
wliicll, IbVcii in connection witlij
oontcmplRtid Eiiryj.rn a inter-
i;ntion In tin; HflnirB of Mcxico,nn
... .
l'ftr 01 ,U0 ""10" incllll lll. Urn.
ISllIllllcr. it ia ntllted. IS l)OUt to
nmreh nil (triny of (l,r00 men, J ,000
of which Bro regulars, overland to
El I'ftso, willi a view of cnj.furin
til t lie forts and military titiona
on tlifi Wegteni lioundary of Texas
from Fort l'nina to fort lugo.
Tlio j.n;j.opi'd cxj'et2itini ofUcn.
Sunnier and liU army, then, is to
efl'ect tlio following iiDj.ortnnt ob'
J'-'fc'ai
1. The feciinug of Arizona and
New Jlexicu to tli I'Vdeinl l'a' no
mntler what thu limit issue ot I Inn
eonlliet.
2. Tlio rc.otnrpsion of all the
milifHry jiostn seized l,y the rebels,
extending from K i'ai to the Gull'
ol Mexico.
3. Tlio net lift jioisPi(n of the
l.ouniluiy line lietween icxnsand
Mexico, to JTi'Vcnt rotfoti lieina 1
scut overland to the latter country,
and to avoid comi.lichilot.a with
I:.., ' . e
. ,ie..e,.,j; iiuwcib M'V"1" u""iO
tliu JiokkiIiIo niroiuls ol BHVaetS on
me luexienn termor'. I
4. J'lacillg the (Jovcrnmrnti
au-ain ill coimiinniiation with the1
I .. j
7 . ' f?v,lI,,m" l,u'l,uwa.
of cstern Texas, w ho, wo have
reiiHon to lielieve,nre williitfj to tale
tiji nrnia for Iho old flag, and licit
1 1 reaHert the authority of thoFcu
erul Union in tlio Southwest.
It will bo seen from the above
that, imj.ortunt aa i the reitt nav
al cxjiedilion ubotit to tail South,
that of (Jen. rMuuncr is hardly leta
ho. UiilefH there is sonio sad blun
dering, he cannot fui! to succeed as
tlio military jionts arc now held by
a few unarmed Tcxans. The guns
and ammunition have been taken
I' . t . . 1 1 A .1 1
imim, aim no mrce nt tnu comiimnu
of the rebel government can reach
them in time to pave them.
The Expedition Sailed.
The cxcdition from Anuaj.olis
Pailed Monday. Among the troops
coinioHing tho portion of it that
embarked thcro, aro the following,
viz:
First I'rignde Gen. Tide com
manding. Is'ew Hampshire Third,
on tho Atlantic; Jsew York Forty
sixth, on tho lhiniol VVcbatcr;
Now York Foilv-Rovcnth, on the
lioiir.okc: Aew 1 oi-
on the Empire City; Mnino Eighth
tho Ariel.
Second I'rignde Cien. Stevens'
commaiidiiig. Kotii'iliiend l'enu
sylvanitt, live companicH lVnnsyl
vaniu Fiftietli, on tlio Ocean (iueen;
live companies lVniiHylviuiiiil ich
igun Eighth, New York Seventy
ninth, on the Vaiiih rbilt.
Third r.rigade Oen. II. Wight,
comiuaiuling. New llamehire
Fourth on tho Tallic; Connecticut
ciixtli, on (ho iMancii it mi 1 arken
bur''; Connecticut Seventh, on the
-Bovcntii, on tuv
ilk Forty-eighth,!
,
llliiuiis; Maine Nilitll Ol) thu Coat-:
zacotileos. j
Pivibion and t-talf, ontho Atlan
'
Ill addition to theso troops, wo
learn that quite aa inatir in rejoin
tlio exjiedition at Old l oint, hnv
lit
Oven nuictlv Dlillipea to tliai.
end lit Now Uontoll fttld else-!
[Wash. Star.
Stirring Times Expected in Kentucky.
Tlio Cincinnati tiazotto of ycetcr-
day morning says; I
Theso are stirring times in Ken-
tlieky. V e littVO H lejiort, whlcllj
We take to be reliable, that Zolli-jrorruita
coffer attempted, after his Becondis'1"
semi Ian tontiiriii tlui Vis.li.riit lni.uKt.
. . ... . -;
works on Monday night, but was
driven back with a Iocs of four or
ii.,.. V..,.,,l,.t Tl...r..ian..,li-alprew,",
... V IU
,. . .. ., . ,1 . -
Inion loico thcro. One Ohio and
one llldilHiH Rcgiinciit wore in tho '
light, and aincu tliat tiniu heavy re-!ooit.,,
lutorcitneiita anivcu lioni Cuiiij.
Dick Itobiiiaon. It will bo seen by
our corrcHjiondenee, that of the kill
ed and woumh.il in tho lights of
Monday morning nnd afternoon,
Thirty-third Indiana flitlurenl
iudicutitm that it was!
Hi tho thickest ot the tight jiibt
wheio tho brave Buldiers of that
4 tate always try to get. Our letter
romaouiiicrn Kentucky reports me
situation in tho tlircetioii ofi'res
tiiuburg. We shall soon hear, sa
ottr correspondent remarks, of a
tight or h loot race, iu Unit direction.
For Division.
The vote of Western Virginia ii
lYj.orted to have been very largo-
for tho projioeed division cf the
and tho erwtion ofa new one
of tho western counties, to bo call
ed the State of Kanawha. Indeed
tho vote is i ("presented to have been
nearly uiuniia.oua.
Fremont's Case in St. Louis.
A Hirinl St. I.ouis Dispatch, of the
S4tli, to tho Chicago Tribune, sava;
There is hiifh. authority fi r tatinpthat
Frmout'a removal tua uot bsaa ordcrad,
nj ia it new likely to be, until Uirt baa
elapsed sullu'irut t jjive au opportnuily
ta meet Trice. Tina morning a different
statement w as received by telejrmjih, and
the removal wna aaid to huve been
ordered. Mrs. r remont waa lud to bo.
I lieve it. To iiiL'hlihn denial come from
; audi a source as lurlnda controveray.
btill tho ulliiir ia Woaluiff irrxat fuelu.i'
hero, and charges ot vaciliutma aro
made bv pnrtios clauniinf to bs the beat
friends of l ho Administration. former'
repi.rts to the contrary otwitksUi.diiit;.
Sewaxd has proved lriendly to W.ml,;tJ1Ht
.leiu.uintfina alroi!tfcrlrro,1la.mstUlu..cou
... I l. I - I. ,il r.... i-
command, to try hu military skill s.iuelj
1'nc.
The Santa Rosa Island Affair—A
Federal Victory.
Col. flsrvoy Urown'i i ftienl rrnort of
int iirm ii rimuit-im jiaiij,nii,wi it,
the rclicla mike i.ut tli.-ir yii-.tory. He
a that tiny United faar nii!pj from
tl'C firt.ilrove ia the pirki ta, and at-!''
taf.ked Wilmn'a t.mvp ahjut mile ("mm
ilm firt, but wr rrpulaid ty rcjjulara
frt ih tli furl, aided by aumc ofbia man,
and driTf int "tlicir Imata with rt-at
manyriHT. ii3'i me ii'iunrr nicicilnnu
iiotdvlayad liow the 1'ot.imae to tht
ccne of action, it would, aa ordero,
hava cut i 8 tVir rctnnt.
G'l. Ilro ft aiiya: '"Whi-n it ia ron
aidcred that rr than two l.tindrrd Tt't
ulnn, with mrac fifty voluntrcra, puianecl
tiinaa their tiiiiiiliprii lour nulua, nnd
cxpell.d Hum, uiidT a deadly fire, from
the iflund thiy lii.d di Ki-cratod, it will, 1
tmt hp ri ,11 rtifli.f ml viftt.nrn tlii.ir
duty. The place of attm k of the enemy
" juuii loua, and, if executed with orili-
nary aliility, aiilit have licen attcndnil
"h rrn,ua but lie tailed in nil,
tWined lor our cna. Our 1
aavn ins Diiriiiiic ol one half of the tnili
of Sixth Rv(rim-nt, which, being roTerod
with bualies, wore vory eomhuiliblc, nn I
in riffinjf the trtuikii of the ofTieora. He
did not reach within five hundred ycara of
either of the hattcrica.thr puna of which
ho v aa to apike, nor w ithin a mile of the
tort he was to niter pell-nirll, with tlioi
iiiniivea rcircatinr l.elorc ln Tictoneu
anna. J liaae now in mr rn.aaeaaion niui
apikra, taken from the boili'-a of the dead,
r,l'l", killed, wounded, (i
tlii.:!'".' ,t,'0al,d-8,!,iM!nC. Vn""rJ
" " ii(,'a, n the bixth R'L'imetit.
New York Voluntecra, 10 killed, 9
wounded, and lfi miaKinjr The enemy
a auown low, 14 Miller), ineludiiijf
"e ( 7 WoumWd, including one
I"'nm3incB Jc'l nd 6 t fneera
and iiJ enlisted men priaonnra; and aa he
known to hnre tarried off aome
...
(inoatly
hia dead, and nrobahlv Bloat of hia woun.
ded, those in our hunda being all aeverely
ao, and unuble to to be removed, and aa
the liravieat Ions ia aiippoaed toliave been
in the bontaat Ihelr embarkation, it waa
probably tlinw times na great in killed
and wounded as I hare named. I r-Ml-n
Jted the forr.o of the enemy at 1,'J00,
or I'j00, having rloaelr observed them
through a fine telescope a thoy retreated.
Their two lur(m atoamrra, and a large
uiir'0 ol equal aize.and hve or six launch
es, were ull crowded with troopa and the
alinoat iiiiuiiiinoiia eHtiinate of the oMicera
ia 1,600 from pursonal ubscrvntlon closely.
From liinta of It row ii, at various points,
it ia evident that WiUon's men did them
selves little credit.
NvMBFR f FlB1ToM InE r,0TAL
Jstatm: Tlie f.llowinC table shows the
Connecticut. . .
Rlinda Utnnd.
New York.
l,J,'l,ow"ro--on
I h'lin'nV. .'.'.
Illinois....
ol Uuibis.
PrnlIVJvlBi,
Now Jemey..
number of ninlrs in tho loyal Htutes fit to
bear crm, between the ages of eighteen
and forty five years, toeether with the
population of each State, and the number
of men each should send to thsj army to
muka up the half million ordorcd into
aervico by act of Congress:
Btiitea,
Maine
Now llirt.l.lre. i'JU,(i2
Vermont.., lUj.lin
Massuchmt lta. ..l,'.':il ,W,!
. 174,(i'JU
.3,H7,oJ'J
.a,!l(Mi,3?(l
. (ii'J.ll.H
. if2MH
.S,M9,nil0
.1.3AU.4MI
.i,7ii,oia
. 7411,113
. 773,73
. 67-1.74S
.. itw.naa
. 1U7.IIU
. 435,..-i7
. f.tf.Oil
. 3f,7'J.I
91.541
75,076
M n-liiaan..
W iiioousia
lows
Minurtota
Kansas.
Oalirorniit
Ol'i ffell. .,
Nebraska Ter. ..
Colorado Yer. . .
New jsi-xtroTer.
Pup. Fight'g men. Qot
tas,u7fi i:,&,whi ii.a:o
b.",(H HO H.4."i0
6:!,(IUU H.IGU
. S4ti,(C0 3.1,00(1
ua.iKio m.iNKi
.'I5.IKMJ 4,0(111
77o.t)UI) KU.I4U
Sfil.OIK) 74,5.1(1
i:i4,iinu . n,4ao
2:1,0(1(1
4lif.(SMI
37n,0IH)
34J,tl(it)
15II,(M)II
155,(1(10
i:i."i,IHI0
sa.noo
24 .110(1
70.000
H,iKH
ti.0110
5,00(1
IH.OUII
15.IKK)
2,1-tiO
Gl,l Kill
:.', inn
44.4110
ju,;.(k
20,151)
17,550
4,lliO
2, 7.(0
111,11011
1 ,5' III
1 ,000
' 1.200
2.4'SI
3,000
Totnl...
The tronpi
19,3Sa,6M0 300,000 500,000
which may be raised lu Vir-
glnia, JIary land, Kentucky and Miammria,
are nut estimated, but considered as Homo
Guards or police for their respective
States.
Uncle Sam's Thrashing.
one
man
tViKCOiiiii rcniineut, was a vouuir
"ntdfr Sffr.who enliated without his fath
or'a consent, and contrary to li in wishes.
The father, a former, residing in the nortli-
western part of the Btnte, wroto several
loiters to his son, whilo tho rrgimoiit
.were in quarters nt Camp Randall, for tho
nii.mi.S r. f nK.i.ltn kin. ft,. n A .
it he wrote to him that he must come
that be had a lare;e amount of thrashing
u uieumi uu cum 1101 euoru 10 lure
help, If it were to bo hail, which was
hardly poasihln, owinjj to the number of
and that he must return home
help him, even if he enlisted again
alliTWSrd.
The ynung man replied: , ; i
"Deab FaTBta: I can't go home st
1 should bo very glad to help
I. .it I '--I- V 1 .. .. . J
yuii un . twi iirn itw. ywtu m ' m sitfi
,,aaer ira.,00. a.j il.. a.-
anJ J m AetnJ lu ses Aim out of the
Prisoners' Depot near Sandusky.
Ky.
A (3cot for j.risonrrs of war is
to he cstttlilinhed at Johnson's ls
tite land, Sandusky Hay, a short (lie
eoiiHiderablv, tanco from Sunduskv. Seventeen
builUiuga, to accoiiunexiato 1,000
prisoners, arc to bo erected, nt a
cot-tol'leua than 823,0")0, bv J)e-
ceml'ier 10th. lentcnant-Colonel
llolfman, of tho Eighth Infantry,
Commissary Gcncrn.1 of j.risoneru,
who has been looking for the projv
er jilace, rccoinmends this, and the
recommendation is approved by
tho (Juattormaster-Oeiicrat and
Secretary of War. First Eicuten
ant Keod of iho Eight luluntry,uow
on parole, will bo acting Quarter
ly master and ConunUsarv otSubint
Stato S!""8 tr ,h. '.pot.-WashiUston
Cor. Chi
Oaz,
Highly Important Order.
Secretary Cameron, in his letter
of instructions to den. W. T. Sher
man, in command of tho exjedi
tion to the Southern coast, says:
'Y'ott will avail yourself of the scr
vices cf any persona, whether
not fugitives from labor, who may
oiler themselves to tho National
(Jovcrumeiit, and employ them
such services as they may be lilted
for. either as ordinary esnulovees.
1 i.iro iiiiw.inu.o
1 . ,i .,
re'.iuiro it. in any other cuL-aeitv
with such organization iu souads.
.,,;, ,K .,r (itKei-ttin n v.
, .',;.., ,i ,..; ,. ,f
""J ul"-'u " "vv
however, not to bo a gondii) arm-1
i"g of them for military Service.
Li.yal luastera are to Us itssuve-J
CoUirruiS Wlllprovidw iust
KUt)(ttion ob- of 'tl
ivuiTOloniivu
sm iees of tho pcrsOLS so cniploy-tit-rling
'ed.
I ii. i . . . ..
v"i r"' iirn ij- inFi inc orihT 1 1 mi ;.m
inniniiT in iniol, than lien, rniro-it
'"li'iuld nirrpmlcr his comm inil to the olti-
; ccr urn npiow b:m, lii'u. Hunter, nil
j roinpiim i liy a KtU r of iiHtrui'tiona
tien. HuMrr, waa ti nt tut ly the Prn
nt to (.n. Curtia. in romiiioiifl at Ht.
';'ui, williil f(!cti.,nr lodclivrr it to Cm.
i Kroinont, un Wna lit- rm aclniilly ill the
preaence nl tlio ancniy.or prrpailnv for
buttle Tribunt Uiijtnlch 1:8(4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1'iituuia ci . b. 4
WoJ o . "cb 11. W.v 1.1. Out UH.
l iiiic of holding otir
JinUcij.1
IHlrict, lor the jenr
Ttia i)idri'.l thatthr trreral Oulirta forlb
ynr A.D Irtil .ahall eonim, new and b l.il.l
ia the (vtrnl cuMiiiln c"ni oi"e ih lmh
.Imlieiul Iitriclui iheSiauof Ohio.at fol
io i;
DISTRICT COURT. .
In the Connly ef rnlntm,. Jt:nc CI
" ' Wood IH,
" Crawford July I
" " Wyandot 3
" " Uaicuck 8
" " " f.uica " 1U
COMMON 1'I.EAS COURTS.
l9onPi aouuly, JniMrT 13, My iili, Oct. 20
nyinwiro., rl. 1 1, A pl I VH, ftOY . II..
(awlonle.v Slarch 4, M.iy 13, Dig, 3.
M.ty (,, del. vi
Uancoca o rVb. an, liny ill, Nor. JO.
0f" i'Lj" "'""'". of
j ii wnnrnwiiiTWI wl Mil l ail!lla llH
''7 0,ICH'" ' 'y f Oelootr, A. 1).
JOSIAI1 II.AN18,
(1. K.SKSKY.
Judgei of 10th Judicial Dijiricl, O.
fie Sti.li! of Ohl i, I
Senrca County, S3.
I. Oro?o 8. ClirUtlip,
Cleik of (he Common I'kn mid Ilinrnt
do livreny finny lli.il ih fonyoiiig i a full
nun inn; copy oi mo oi ipc n.tj ordir (now on
rile in Ibia oilier) aa tn.iln by tha JihIijm of
kha laiu iOtli Jmlivinl DUiriel.
Wiineia mj hnnS and the seal
i"- ) ofthoComl alllcd, at Tiflin
JKAI-.J city tliia Vih day of Octwber,
t-' A. JJ. luiil.
ci.o. s. cniusTi.ip.
. . Clerk.
norl-4w
Allncbiiirnt Iolicc.
Mad Hirer Yul'cy Br.mrh fiUU) iiauk of
Ohio, I'Uioliff,
I-emnl VVenrir, L. B. A M. Jlaprcw. and S.
U. l'uuie and Mnagrnve Wiley and Winilow
lit etlilnra, !-.. Il. l..,,ili.nt.
1'endiHB bi fum J. asc II. Ildr, s JiMtieo of
the l'eacc of Clinton tuwatliip, Seneca Co.,
I'lllO.
On the Kith day of Oetober, A. D. IPfil,
aid Juitk-r iasi rd an order of aoachment in
tlic alira action f, ihe umi of tv 0 btinilred
and sixty and5li 100 (Sou 1001 dollnrs
Snid anion will tome op for heariiiR on the
7th duy ol Dee, mlr. lflil.at 4 o'chk I'. JI.
Mad Kivjb Ai.i.rr liaitscu
Sute bank oi Ohio.
Nor. 1, 18CI 3w
Seneca Co. Agriciillural
Society.
Tho annual meeting of paid So-
oi.lj will I,. h-M at the Conn lion. Is TllSn,
en Saturday, AoremxrSSiJ, 18G1,
eoniin.nt'ins nt leu (.k A. M. All nibtn ol and
l.r.oii Irclmp .1, Ini.iral In ih. arlf.rt ot il,e tiKl
ely nr. .amt!v uliniieil t l. ptviesl si 1I1. m.tinf
snd M..I.I in III. i.l.rllnn it( sllu-.ti l.r lli. i ii-nins
r.nr, anil In thn li.ntsrilun Al' nu'h oth.r bu.in. St
ss I. hrfiitjhl S.riY. tti sie.t Inr.
lit or.l.rolll.o Bo,a, J . 11 . FITTENJIKR,
for I. iriil. Iw e.c"y.
Grocery for Gale.
On account of bad health 1 will
nflVr uiv emifs aloi-li o( (.roo.rie. Ty anil Csnl.c
nam, si erivn's nla, on rvn.an.1,1. t.rinii a lo, my
lorc-room sml h&krrv st reasontlit. rnt.
l. W. Ul.ACK,
lilac. ' lllork, Koom Nn. 3,
aovl-lm Tittin.O.
VfcH
iU.UlJI'
lluABfS BYE.
Tun rk'1trmtvl Dro m Rnt prrpartv, In ltf; tin
itikt lime il lifift litrn vnnn bt TnonsANt, an! In no
UuUliO) hu It rtU'4 tOfflTV rBBrKTT 4TMPAmull.
THE VENETIAN DYE
ft th ehc spMl In th wm-ld. lu pHt It owit rtrrt
ouii. nl &rh tmip ooniiiln iMtirnLB nu )0 autiti
ot dvb Qutiialnrd lo Uium uaually oM for (1.
The Venetian Dye
I tli MfMt tvmipnilUoa of lu cIm. It U titiim
m mot to imscu lav bull-, or the -alj, lo in ll(h
The Venetian Dye
Wrkff Willi 1TtTT AH (KBTAIMTY. It BO MM HO
MDvjau or truubic to touoo wbo om It.
The Venetian Dye
Prsxlitroo onf BtiauJ tkat mmj b daIrM 4nfi lft
vill not faJc, errsck, nor wtua out; bod toai U M per
nul bb Um blr Itwtt
The Venetian Dye
Dabb ont, to onr mnnr, lntrrr Hli Ih katithab
BTftlBBB OT TUB VI ft I tl OVlttief Bf0clH4 DOT tlrlM IL
The Vonetian Dye
X tlM bsMt, Bha(riit, MfcaL, mtMt Bnvenltnit, mwl
OotBMful. buiI iuobI pnUHet Dyti orer umiJ.
The Venetian Dye
fttvinv rBlnfd Borxfrndcd rputilon, Mie fi"11" v
CAPTION KIBKtiit purchaiiig any pn-paired to lit
.ia ftiTlst, unYr tliuianiB or difTetvut nnnt( as
at jr ore nirro uimnitttieV una imuie in nm injury.
W u Off ait iTtstrnW. rr.irrd Bal j by
A. I. MATHEWS.
BaSalo, M. T., and I'art trU, O. W,
For tsl. I t I. L. 81. Jcha k Co., Uubolt k Co. soil
J. If. M.,,.rdl. - mil Mr
or
in
.Jto ii... nlucu of beiiinuiiitf coti Bluing live
aures mora or leas aaa oouuiutogm all
'" m 7" '
i't .i..l,-.i,..trrel br dower.
ml 'lt.K.VSOK hALt One-IbirJ cash
ij.iv ui solu, ona thiid in twelve months, and
Imi.-ihud iu twemy luurinoutbs.wub interest,
TU damned i uints lo be auuund by awrl
isf-'K "u "' peeuiuaa.
! 1 "Ma ruVtSNoJi
LKAM.'Llt bTUl. '
, AJiai.tr.us of KiijaU Urwok., Ufc.as.-d,
Sale of Ileal I.slale by
or dcr ol" Court.
Fy viitne of an order of the Piobata Court
01 be urea comity .Ohio, on Ilia
?'M osr or'Normsss, A. D., ISfl,
lietw.eii the hunts of 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock I'M , nt Ilia door of Ih Court llmi.ir
ia the city ol Tilhs. Seneca county. Ohio,
will ba aold to Uia hielMMl bidoer, tlie fullow-
iiiK real estate, as too property of tlijub
llriHiks, uecoaneu. to wit :
Situate in ihe county of Fcneeu, and State
of Ohio, and belnfi s part of lha west lull ol
tli sooth west (juurtt-r of section Uiirty one.
(.11 ) 1 own. hip two (it) noun nl ian;e niu-eu
(15 in tho lletaaava Land Disuiet, Ohio,
oeiiiiiun r Hie snnic un viis nuuu tmi hi
lluiiiy Cr.ik, aheic Uia anma crosses 'th
fiwnship line, U-laeen town.lein two (S;
north ol range fourloaa (14) and III teen (15(
thelitis liorUi on aud along said township line
to the qua rti po.t sel lor section thiuy one
(31); tlienee est on the eeiiir lino of said
section, twenty one (21 ) chains to a stake;
theiiee south psmllel with aaid township
tin twenty Uiree(2J)ehnina to a suke.-tiienoe
west teu (10) chains aud fifty (50) links
a stake ou the west -ido of said llonaj Creek
and Iheuce w ith tha iucsq Jcrius thereof
the plaea of heeinuinir.
Also, a siuall ph-ce of land offof the south
eud of lha west hall of the weil bslfof the
Mjulli westqusru-r ol' section tinny oue(Jl)
lownsliip two (2) north of range tif:eii (15)
nnd bcinjt H ,r,le' '-v'"
'lou.y CWk au.i l.iuuded as follows, to wit
Commencing al a simia planted ,in the bend
of Honey Crack, oa Oia ua.t bank of lbs south
sidit of asiu creek, and rnuuiii); lioiu thenoa
in a duo wst courts until it intersects the
eait tieuiidarv lius of lands oiie.l by tlijnh
Hrooks. au.l irom ihenee northwardly to seid
II ouey Craik, and thenao runuinj; aion said
Honrv vm with the nieaiideriii-'s ttureol
v iUt W ill auut 1aJ.
A pi'i iiit(i at $
c:,ioOi. w$:,50
sTcmi
STOVES! f
The
A New
Peace
Air ti
Makerl
ir ! 1 1 Ciiokiiiir fctova
n l.n,,.lpl.,i,.r. K.., .w,,.,. A.d
"flMiaf faSMiy,Hll.a "dl...
Tin Warn,
Jlono Enrnialiinor CJoodn,
Wooilen and Willow Ware
Table Cutlery,
fcc, c, Ac.
Alno, Manufaetnrcf of all Linci
Job Work,
Eave Troughs,
Tin Kooting,
and rarions othef work pertaining.
OKOROE ERNEST.
LOKSiSER a ULOCK, TIKFI.X, O.
N. . IJni'S. old Conner, llrnsa .
LJ tndalil int tairnt lit .-vl.i.r- fot Tia.
Kcitti;-ir
e.wtn
Xn.
'''"'.'""K
THE LAST CALL t
"Ol the ultimute power of the Northern an,?
Wwttrn Slates to subjiiRate the seeeded siatea'
in the Suulh. if they at f,,rih their whnlr
slrennth and means, br sea and lad, n
s Bueirr WRMTEti.a. Husaers to th-
London Times.
Irft arery mau then ihnulder his gun anjl
some lo I he rescue of his country. Let Ilm'
wlicilo stn npili nnd pnnerof 0,e I'nion U
put frth to jubdiio tins arest rebellion ia'
arms for the overthrow of ll,e Cotisiitntion .
I am still receiving ireruits for a eoniiasy
of Xouavea for Col. 1'iaifg splendid llrij;inle.
Keersits will be sent to camp, is fjim d,
armed and cqui ped lnniiliHt.ly upon en'
lisiinp; Knch soldier w ill rccciva per tear
.Monthly piiy, per hhi.,' 15fi,00
J S " " 4 no
I R
stiorm.
$HIU iiuuntj.
144,(10
10(1,00
j M 12,00
and 160 seres of land.
All trsusportatinn in and frwn Iheplaeo of
enlistment will be paid by the pnvcriinirnt.
The Ztliate lliignde w ill c. n itof Ii 34th.
and Mill Ohio Ki fiinients, a Jittery of anil
lery and a Mpiadiou of ennby.
WM. SiMITH,
Reeruiilng Lieutenant.
Recruiting Ofllceat Altin , Ohio.
Dr. J. W MARTIN, Dentist,
Has permanently located in Tiflin.,
rmdtmFi his prnfessiornl Mitluri to tli vitlitn ?
I t (tin and viricit y,
llnv,,f ai ntuit tatvst irproTfmint, h Ii l rtpnrd'
to opernle tiii rirniiriv -t m ipl.-i fur tl.t- LnulMi.K
anrl tTOsrvaiion ol th nmurtl iasi!., ami also to Uiert
itath.rtom n to mi ntirv ail, aiotintfd an Vidi an.
nd Hr.bl.fr, liol.l.Mlvrr.an-l anv alf l of wisrk r )!
for ptrtainiitjrtn HenHlrv. Ilrofitrd l artli dllvd itb
roMMdotl,4rmairi:it4Ni lo icv.rv and renriar
iltrni aaeltil and lm I'mm iain.
'raih(ilaedaad diMBitd saiat treaiad latcati
fnlljr,
'1 eeth ritrru-teil rnrrfuMT nnd w itbonl rnt."iu- nn.
ni'fianr fimm anil !. r-Vnlula tltr tfethnt t till. '
All oi(viiuai wiiiranlvil uniafotjlori . C hrrt b od..
ri.
Old olil)il,itat,tnkPo in efnnii for work
Ull'n a wo doors wast ol'tf i- roslofKcu.
'I ifhn, II., o,.!. in, lHil.-if
A Card to the Public
Tlio mnleraijrned Iihh purclniRCil'-
nf fllain and l-'ro ,llicir eiitha nock of
Bookft, Stallont'ry,VnII Pnper 4.C.'
and liai lamBvad ilia aaiato
Middle Room of Tomb's Block..
T)ieBfioiU hava baa bonghtat War Pric and!
Will be Sold Very Low !
Now Ii tht tlin, at pnnie firiaas.tn buy
lOlliLLailLLUi) UUUiVJ
iHarar variety' of lvl.
STATIONERY, PICTUKES,
nH avrryiliirf ntnallv kpt at a Rook Ktora. lrf
adttitioni wi II Imnt lima lojltni ba Bind to ilia aio k r
in that tlia patipl n.ay alvnyitlad aitylhing BpatB-
ms to ma iraiiv.
Dally, lVctllj and Illustrated
AND MACcAZIKES
received by every Exjress. ' .
GEO. II. I1USS.
Tills. Oil. a. si I, t.
7a
;
to
to
"f
T H B
only preparation:
worthy OR
Universal Confidence and
Patronage,
For 8lalesment Judge, Clergymen.
ladiiand fleBllfmrn , In all ,isrti oTtha world lasttfv
ta tha vfrlriwrof 1'ru.f. tt. J . Wnml'i Hair hf-storativa-aud
(real trmaa tf Itia l're arc wnnlnriti In Itapralia..
A taw ltiiiMnil only n h here ptvru t cirta
lar la( avora, and It will ba iuiMsible lo doabt.
hi. l-ouls, lain IIMh, IPfMi
O.J. U'oon, K4f.UurJir: Allow a. lU ilmi.
ara and tatisfaninn t Iryn.mit lo tou llta b-pi-rlctai'
irwot of your Hair Hratortati-'a alter a trial ol A i
I voataiaflcrd ttsinr Yam Krtnrativa ia Janaarr.
tai-a islnrrt time I hh? not bvfii witisuni a liuiila ta
hand. Ima 1 niia acft li lie, my hair na niia
ilur arwl al tvoil na ibicd tt"f A few (siiicaiiiMi
laptwUila lalliaff, anil ia Ibrwa weak) iituc ibaia waa
not a fi-ny bbii to ba lound( utitbai baa tliar op la
ibi a liBia.
A llvr my hair raeoindNlelf rritoird I ronliaiiail
III aaa by Bitnlyine Iwa ui llirra (inisi iter month. Mr
hair has avar toni mnait littishlir, in I sjtss.sv, ael
my aralp Hirteolly trum d-n.li iirC I Ui no I lai.
Ina lh f-Mlsovt mrninneil ili iW afla Bertie-alar
advaniaira to a, ft ti daiiar your tnr ai tlitl
lair j I aia ll iwiit ibv ara wtl known al.
ready, and mora (snrleilnl oaai Mmiffl nul th
tnioa. 1 bar otsuiipivd my lima IB lrvHr.j u,
jrrntir partol ih Dim thu p.iat iltryn ami baya
lakaaptula ml pU-aanni la r-f oatuiatMilui; yout Ha
railva and evhibuinjE iu vttei-i ia aiy . 1
(( inelantra 1 lia nil lib poilc tba pronnaa
cad U buntliu, aatuixlhav had uaad it witlioul f.
fact. In arr liiiin hoavavcr, Il proail by prah.
Itif tha tuativr, thai Irtr had not aavd your atliela at
alt, but hd staasl tsaia n arlirl, taid to baas good
ai sr,aad salliiig at aloat hull lha jinra. I Uam
aoiid immt ihrwv aritthaa Bilssalf advarliead aa
alKir. which 1 havt ndibitnn ara huHilniffi. Il U aa
UNiiadiinc ibat oiia will palrntva an atlirhrofna
raiiulation, wbsrn Hi ra u oua at hand that iaa baaa
provad bayad a doahi.
Appsreasly, aoma al t)iaa rbarlatani hava a at
braia4raoarh to writ an al rrliea.iwl, aa I noiir
lhay haa coin d otsrt word lor v.urd la utrrsl ib
1 Mwitcas, Mri iuaitii'j Muia atbor uin in )taca of
jroi.r.
I hnva wiihia tlta ptl fiva yaarsiraa and tailed to
tnura Uiaa two thotikKin) iarwna liia bav btd your
irjiaratioa wHlt pctlrel lui er i ixuna lor liakinfaa
ttrtiy hair, aoaUl haad, ikiinliud. aitdaary diaatua lb
k alp ant haad ara ut.ft-vt it.
1 a I ls J to '! . ,raonnlly ,M 0f ori plrtal ilae-
tfuinea4i hrr,lxil In t si U mM llvltif IB
Nw Voik, Von r at li ' f to p'tbliah ibis or lu r
tt-r lo na. A ei-tnattiilcmiisB aniirvaasrst ia a, car
box Itr-'t), a til ba .uumpl ly o -ffl . Y our, truly,
JA.ML.S WIUTt, M. U
ti"o'l ri ti a nasi Oat i it a .
Prof. O. J . VnoU tear ail I ..vinj had t ml.
tori an la Kmb tit Iia4 iHir t-.m of in y lnr Iiinii tlHcta
d yalkw lr, Xct (Hlraus ia lol , I in lail-.te-d
to watiia a InaJ ufvutar jsrtiurjsj itia, ind found it lo
nawei a . ii ytrv tliiiij.' 'Iwd. My I'lir a noar
ihuk atitl ipluasy, nml au wir-i can as.jrai mrolha
Ltoist lu uw lu ((! lo tha aiHI'-tnl auoh a irvasuro
HM.r.V JuHNMsN.
Tba Kaatorali vo ii put bp in luith al tkm mui,
via: Initv, Mtaihav., aail -.m!I lUm nail iieil.it t ytm
aad Mta U lor tioittT4ir bMl; iba mt.ituwj muIH
ai IfKal Vd prr ami Hittrw io ifpiriita than ihe swall,
rli la for lata etui lar i-rr K-hi laj , il. Uiv exsii a atna-ra -10
pal vvnl anotv la pi(oi4a( a wtatii lo
O i VVoon Jk l o., I'rapnvtisr, 4-41 tirw lva.y, N
Tori, nml IN dafct rial. i. li. Nu
ivil.i ia 1 1 -ha ay aiuiiow k Ca, sswutat and ba nhV
osjd drwcf ila. alt Ota9 ly
Uf oil Wiukh It t tf--iv tt Uiia VUiuv.

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