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Speech of Gen. Prentiss
WASHINGTON Oct. 17
P'rentia le-night wa couipli
ntrnted with a eewreitwlfs If graphically
drsrrilnd th nlr thrtira which he
and hl fellow soMicra, uken prioner al
Khiloh, famed, lit Kid be had cm to
lino hareh language m !heu apeekintf ofthej
demon of the outh, tmg ratidurl to
ward! our troops, weeduTHrleriird with
imirdrr and barbarity- Coltincl Jordon
Awlttant Adjutant llener! to Dpi re
twirl, M th only rebel from whom thry
r cloved the learteeurtcav. Kohrlnhitn
heaven, th ao wko rsi-i iitr con r Jilca
should never rawape retaliation al hie
hind. The etegtnr are the beat I'nlmt
men In the Ui.uili. The roturiiinir Nhiloh
prut)eT W lio hid-WimVlrnt clothing lo
otiipletelj' enft th -if nakeduraa, do nut
rutfiltcrlllty. Illi.nn In the way of gar
ment wa ft.rniaricd ihcm by the rrbfla:
I eiidr this, tln-y were auppliud with the
in Mtd;i(iitin( fiHxl
Alter Hil y dracHMr, the unkind ami
i rTvnsiye trvutineut they rei.vcd, ho in
quired of hi mni y liatiftira w hat tliey
ihiy thought ot hts boawted chivalry.
The people of the aiih are ili rvninerl.
Tlicrc 'a a petf. ei'rclgn of terror,an.l cv
ry st i.tinii.t for pic or compromise ia
, Iniiiaiitly at (IihI. Ilrnsl.l he found Union
lu n bcarirg arinf epuinst our government
liit ther wer compelled to do an at tlio
li ddlng' nt tl.rlr maa.-r. The hila rare
t tlay in tbo n uih ia in worse cundriitm
than wiretbo blaeka before tho wr. The
f bel given in 'lit hea more men In anna
than tin N rth thinks. They flffhtwrll.
TiiPir'eaime la deprrt . They do r.ol aak
lor lraiiaK rt .lion iwr lor cnmlnr ti.bl aup
plite. They are compelled lo lake t.ie
lield with or without food. It l lima we
rh-uld p to work wit hunt glov. a. We pt.n
Mirdthc-innioraatAi.t.ct in linn many
o! ua supposed.
The prisoner had opportunities efane
lnK the lufge immbera . if wowided who
were carried south on the trains basiilee
tiic elre,gli ra. Aa lo (he L bly prienn, it
Kill pa .ace compared to tlio enei w here
thiy were confined.
Uneral I'rentiaa hoped ther would
1 e mi haiiiuK till we duelled tha rebellion
liaii the Irntlcre and grant amneaty to
tli druidee follower.
Some one in the crowd Inquired, what
they thought of Lincoln's emancipation
pioclaniauon.
Many of the effip ta with whim he eon
V Ml, b aa-ihrnioualy denounced it say
H'lr iiwas dainiiablu. and never could be
i nfnrccd. but he, Prmili a, rripomlrd la
them, if yon aay you never can be con
qnerrd, at d Unit you are b mud to whin
v, wlutliann call tie proclamation work
III) wiuld declare very In r that the
' reclamation wi uld do more to end the
if In lliun than all the battlra fought.
II" wua appleu'ltd lliroughi nt lila rr
, p.arle.
The Rebels must soon Fight.
WASHINGTON Oct. 19
TheBlar aaTa: Cinumatamea induce
itheganiral lin r. Hon cmutiir millitaiy
mrii that the tebelalii front ol AM'lellan
' v illwx.li t)ht. II ia id inly eruwdad
titw, and tliey tince no diapoailluii to
letrant- 'the teaaon why it ia tliouflit
thry mu t fl.ht la that McPielluii, by
tiioviiio upon arc of the circle through
una near pa t ol'thn lliuo Ridfie, may
lit I before Ricnnond aa aoon il not aoenor
taaa the rbcl ran marcb dow n the val
!) la btiuntun.
WASHINGTON Oct. 19 Another Rebel Raid
PARIS, Ky., 19—9 P.M
Ailer eapturinif our pii -
. J. .1 I 1. . t . . -.1-..
pan aauru mm x,' xiii lun jieuruny
p,(rtiiii(r he liradof lkOO men. be-
t I fl BUI r lit" tiiij , , i;c ii iiib mill
f alliintly. killing and wounding at veral
ur hiaa aa ai killed ami on liuudri d
i nd iwi'iiH-fire priaourra. The priaonara
...m !. ..lllall MMf.li.il 'I1.ii tmlniioa
( ii 0111 uir rny.' atoryan aoon elVr
warrlal. rt l4i xinBton In liaate, takini!
Ik Vrr.aiMilnri.MiL-a 'IV J. L I
twecn Vrraaillra end Frankfonl, ha wne
a-joiiFiiiy mi l iy aiiom ij. oo of Duinont'a
lartlry, who alter a abort (bht reuted
iiMr iii,iii iu ii'rvia.
IHe rrnorl a iva h wnm i-',i. -
the Kentucky river in the direction of
..... 1. 1 vi ... K, ami anouivr Dial lie la rn-
n.j; iu an 1 iiiainrc.ri with lluniiih
r.y Uaraliall, who la now at or mar
pui-..ipni--.. nn aiiarr iron) .Maraliall ia
looked far kirn tonight. I.-xiuwit ia in
LATER.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 19.
3 lin Jlortan left L'.ini'ton with hia
rA. ..... ..I i I..
. ... .p .i. i..UJ ocnnig, paaa o umugli
raaillia, tin nee tl.uh liawrance-
urj, at daylight, and w aa at llloon.n.-ld
. kt tbia a Id rnaou. Uemrii Duinoiil
ia i.i pu.au it. '
The Wounded and Sick at Perryville,
Harrodsburg and Danville.
.vlll. .
[Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial.]
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.
'Tke dfUgatioa frjm tha Louiaville
faniUry C.n miaaion returned from the
lTryviila battle-field to-day. They alao
tiaiied Marrodaburg and Danville, and
found t llimaand wcunded and etck rk
flain haapital at Harroaltlnirg, flrteen
Frdvrala in baapltal at rarnrviFle and a
thouaand at Danville.
Th Udie of Vrryvlll nrgaaiaad a
IVdilier'a Aid rVeiety, Mra l. Rnbarta
' I'rvaidi a ,. and made ivary arrangemeal
for tdi eeaifowf th exk and wounded
aoMirra tkar, too nawll t be revered
t l--.tilari.lle.;
Tha Sanitary fWmieeioa atnt ta Per
' r; villr. Dauviila and llr.ai'.li.irn
i ay, larga quaalltU a af tU.tbit'g ai d'b.a-
p lai Uiillia.
Th returned Com mitt report the
' ritiaen for anilaa aruunri.. aluiii all i
tliair power to allcvlat th auffl ringa of
1 IU ali I ai. wouniltd froin liuell a army.
Amazing Development of Horrible
Treason.
[From the [...] County Republican.]
A veepr.cn.AI and perfectly honorable
cilia- a of Vlain ir.wr.ak, ia Una county,
I'aviag a aoa drafted,, paaard Friday aigiil
lo a lual, ia th baraacka al Camp
Wauaflald. Uutaida tfl tontr groan of
i .. T , i ,
pmiiiw-tnifn, irvin anvr v raw torn and
inner ouiitira talked without reatraint.
Tha minda of tbea aoldiera bad ra aui
oned by tb I utternut traitara.
. Frm tb. coBvereallea be veilirard,
' bo aaei ruined that thaa cien underataaod
and brliaicd it to be general aorree.
' Me nt among the men eppoaed tolba war,
throughout th Norther Btatra, that
there alioutd be a uuiveraal upriaing and
' r-Welli.a againat th Uv.-rnineut, the
' oralt being tb prctcit fcr inaugurating
open hoatiiitiea.
Farther than that, thee men bad been
isduced to t!lye that thflr Intcreau
and theaa ol lb rebel wcr nrecitelv
ial utical in other worcle, that they wr
aly nbela-tir trbryanca, and that by
hair prupoaad general flare-up, tboy
would eodiatract t't Federal army, that
their brcth ra of th South could, by a
abarp, decleive oaaet, tak poaaraiiou ef
th Government. Tha r wr vehem-
arnlly al thtir cmrtea who had failed te
erand bravely up lo the agreement and.
lisa may all alone a tnry acclarrd raat
hat lhy ealla dlk " Democrelie par
l" might'. )v had uadiaputed coatrl,
aad Ihrir oppoa.' ta would be aaad lo feel
' a lavrible rtveng for upivaed griavan
. a-U..1-! -
iJiffia iVchlji lxM j
MlCoi .ffc M'Olllniicl
PROPRIETORS.
Ton Washington & Markr-t Stt.
tikkix, o..irrorKR t. int.a
THE NEW CONGRESS.
At tha preaent election tho Democratic
party niakee r gaina In Pennay Ivanla, J
Ohio and Indiana, and will, no doubt, el
aemakegnin In New York In Novem-'
b-r. But llieae are not einiv nor a !
important aa hae becu auppoacd, for a
reaaon wlih h baa been nverliMiked. The :
uaxt Congraaa will be the Crat, undvr the I
new apportionment, aince the renaua of
8(, and it even lobe forgotten that !
the WceU-iw Htutea gain in thoir n-pra-,
agitation while the Kaalern 8tal.-a loee. I
The 8t.ite which gnln are, Illinoia 4, l- I
wa 4, Wieconain I, Michigan 9 and Mia-1
mirl 9. Thone which loae are Kentucky
I, Ohio 9, New York 9, 1'eniiaylvanla 1
and Tennoiac il.
Th etutea in wklik tba republican
have loat mambera ef Cengreee, Pann
aylvania and Ohio, are exactly thoee
which have dimlniehed rcpreaer.tallon
in tb new Cnngrraa. nwa, w hich haa
In the praam! Tongreaa, two ropreaenta
live, (Mil refti'.lb aiia, il baa jnat
elarted ait of Hie aahi party,) hta ail in
th mt. Wlaconaia, which baa thre
membira nw, will hav ail In th next
Illinoia and Michigan, alao jaln membcra.
All three etutea, not touching th atulh-
ara bordar, ar likely t cling irmly to
the Admliilatrutlon. The border rllatea,
Maryland, Kentucky and Tnneaae, loae
four member by the new apportionment;
but deducting from thia for tb gain of
two In Miaacurl, tber i borucr Bimo
loae oftw.
It la to early yet to apeak definitely
of th political complexion of th m xt
IIt.ua of Rrpreeetitotivee, hut It la nae
ly It will be pratty evenly balanred.
THE ELECTIONS.
INDIANA.
The Democrata claim tha election of
ilir ticket bv 10,000 majority doubt.
ful. They alao elect four eut of tha 19
congrceainrn.
IOWA.
Tbia giillant young Btat electa her
Union Blato ticket l y aoma 10.COO ma"
iorllv. and irakea a clean ewerp on con
grcaamcn electing all alt membcra I
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Btata ticket ia yet in doubt
wlillo both partioa are claimiiig tbo
Bute. Tbo Coii(rri aalonal delegation
aiande Union 15: Dnnoeralle 9. Lan
caatcr County give 6.100 Union ma
J. rity. The mnjnrlly Philadelphia for
Mayor Henry laff,ur..
ARRESTED.
J.I.W Hall of Bucrrt: and Wlahnp TuU
tie if Benton have, wcunrUrelend, been
arreatid for adviaii g llieCr(W fi.nl counlv
AbnrrM. Jarkaon for whom the Dep
uty Marahal alao lad a warrant, drawed
a rtvolvcr on the i fliccr, and finally ea
caped, and th leal that waa acan f him
h wa ridirg thrVh Buryrua al a furl
ia rate. We have tu.t braid if tho offi
cer hua aucccedad yit In arrtatiiighim.
There ia alao a warrant out fur tb
ShcrilTof ihoeoaiily ,who haa Been lend
ing hi ollkiai aid to li e diaturkcia of the
peace.-
BAD PREDICAMENT.
'J'lie editor of tlir A Ji-aili-rr, aince he
nar boeri aleeUd Secretary of State ia ve.
ry nearly in the pri dirtnu nt of the man
who won an e'e bant in a ralllpj lie did
not like to ivc it away, and if he kept it
it win Id cat up all he hud. He think it
wiuUI l ot look well to rcaign, and to fill
the clHeaaudaign tho ord ra of an "Abo
lition" O.vornor, w ell, it ia pr.itty tough
for a lutWTi'Ut with a weak atomarh.
Ohio Congressmen Elected.
Th' following are elected tnembera of
the m-xt Ccrgreaa from thia 8tate:
lat Dial. ;.' II. I'tn.'letoli, (1.)
Sd " Alct. Long, (1).)
SI 'f Robert C. Hchenrk. (R.)
4tb H J. F. MrXlnnry,(D.)
bib K. C. Leltliiil.U )
6h " A. White, (D.)
7t i ' H. Cox, (D.)
8 h Wm. Juhnneion, (D.)
Pth - W. P Noble, (D.)
10th . M. Afliliy,(R.) i
llth W. A. Iluti hina. (D.)
I Jib W. K. Finik,(D.)
I3tl. Johu O Ncil.(l.)
1-lth (ieo. Plira,(D.)
IMh Jae. R. Morri,(D.)
Ifllh J. W. Whito,(l.)
ink F.. Rr Krklrv, (R.)
IWti R. P. Hpaiilding, (R.)
19th J. A. Gailiold,(R.)
Thcae aiaaked tliaa ar membcra ef
lb preaent Congreaa. The llouae atauda
14 Democrat, a Arpubliaana.
GEN. FREMONT.
Gen. J. 0. Fremont paaard tbroagb
Cleveland on Saturday with eeveral of
bi staff on hia way to St. ! uie. He ie
douUlraa going te take tke new command
marked eul for him in the south west.
f;-Under the brad of "a Noble Ma
jority'1 the Advertiser gtvra th inaj trity
for Noble In Crawford eiunty. h may
be a ' Kt.lU" a fj. tily, lulw think it
would b a rex d deal "Nobler" if tba
same men who votri fot Mui wer not
ow rrtiating the law of their country.
NOT APPRECIATED BY HIS NEIGHBORS.
It will be aecn by rvfcreiire to the
official vot of the county published in
thia paper that W. W. Arnotrong tans
tho lowral on the ticket with the aingle
exception of Cbilda, lor abtrlff.
(rTGen. M it hail Ctrcuian fubliakea
a card in the N. Y. Vll,rt decliuing
t candialc fur Congreaa in the da
tricl In vhuh Fernai do Wtod i tha
democratic (butlerrnt) candidate. Qua.
Corcoran aaya he will accept civil olt
Ice, lilt th rebellion U pat down, bit
nopea a War Democrat will b chuaou.
W hop ao too.
' O-Tb Wuaaler. Sepubliaaa aaya
BUsa, th Deiuoemt caadidatfci Con
gnaa ia that diatrict, ha 32 majority.
OUR DEFEAT.—ITS CAUSES.
It may b proDiaM to lot.k at tha
cauaea eflha defeat of ll Union paHy at,
.i..,i, ... ir ii... ... j
election, to ... If Ihay may not
remedied hereafter. Me cannot be cra,jm
palgnlng la Kentucky and Virginia, and ,
k at bona voting at tha aame lime. I.aat
year tha Petinay Ivanla veter who were
in camp on the Potomac aa voluntoer tta
the Union armiea voted for Stat eftVera,
tnd the reeult wa over 11,000 ht the
Republican nnmlneca, to lea than 4,000
Democratic. At th let election la Iu
wa th vnliintnora wer all allowed to
vote by an art of the Irgialaturo, and the
voto of two regiment (the only one that
w have accn) atood aa follow: The 39
th for Coti(.'rea,979 Union, 89 Demo
cratic: tho l'Jth,aS4 Union, 100 Dome-
eratio. Three return ah.w not only how
our brav volunteer, would knee Voted If
at home, but ala akowa which jrarly haa
furnlahed tho moat aoldiera for our ar
miea. Thoro waa no effort made In thoee
Htatea by th Democratic leader to pre
vent their partiauna from volunteering to
lie at ul I compared with the effort of the
Vallandighainitee in eur State, and yet
we aac how tha Unlen ptrtv predomi
nate even there. Of the 00,000 votera
from Ohio how abacnt in th Union ar
miea, wa do not believe 10,000 could be
Induced to Vol tho Vallnndigbam tiaket.
Of ceurae , we eulTVr In the rcaulla of tho
election, but auch a triumph w ill prove
an vmboriaaamcnt and a damage tethuae
who won it.
Il ia a humiliating fact that a larga por
tion ol the Union votera did not go talh
poll at all, while every butternut, witli
out an exception, eaat hi ballot for th
Democracy. W do not ray every Dem
ocrat eaat hia Vot for th butternut tick
et, for w know that ther waa num
ber voted for eur candidate, and we give
them greet cred.t for it. Put w ay ev
ery butternut, every aervaaion aympathl
er and traitor In the NUto voted what
waa aly I. d th "Democratic" ticket.
Home Ignorant men were mado to be
lieve that If th butternut ware aucccaa-
ful the war wuild at one be ended, and
coiiae,Uciitly thry would not b required
to ehiitihU-r tlivir nuiakal and ajpoae
their brave(l) bodice to tl rebel balla.
Thry wer alao told that if the Republi
can ticket waa aucceaeTuI they would
abolish alevery and all thetlavea would
come North, and cniiavuuently they would
put dew n the price of laborera te ten cent
a day. In fuel, th butternut apeakcr
and wir pullere worked on the feara.paa
aiona and prrjudicea ef the ignorant,
while th Union men were buay procuring
reeiuita for th army,
Th enemy have caught u napping
thia time, while they have bon leaving
no atone unturned by which tliey could
aarure a vote. Let aa pregt by thia lva
aeu. 11 y their pcrirveranc and unaeru-
poleue enure they hav procured a acem-
in a rebuke to tha rrealdonl'a War I'oli
ry and to hia greut Proclamntien ef Free
dom. Yet wo foel aamrud tlial if tha na
ked laaue waa prracntcd to tha people
thev would indvrav it by a heavy major!-7-'
-
W w ho remain at home nr.uet bra' In
iiiu iuai mi re are dutlva to perlorin here
aa well aa in tha army. W rauat do eur
beat to aualain th caua fur which our
brvlhrren ar offering up their live.
Every rtectiou carried by tlio Yallandig-
hamilia givea aid and comfort to Jeff.
Davie and hi minlona, and encouragea
them in their eflbrta to break up the
Government by giving thrm encounge
mant to hold out
a 1KII loiiirer. Whan
they C,n dietat terma ta the Oavern -
mrnt and break up the Union,
No mat-
tor what th voti mean they will
take the eeia aud opiniona of the loadera
to mean that, and it what thry will uiulei-
by it. They know that Vallandig.
ham, Cox & C., ar their friend and
mean that thry ahall triumph; and natu
rally aonclude that a party which aua-
laina auch men and trie ao hard to re
eleat tliunt muat, of ceurae, abar their
aentiment. 'i hia undoubtedly deea in-
jnatice te many who atill cling to th
Drmocratia organitation, but who do not
believe in th aeatimenta of the butternut
leader. Such men will alwaya b mia
undo. atood whila they Irllowalilp with
those who really eympathiae with tb
traitora now in arma againat tha Ut gov
ernment ever vouchaafed by God to
man.
Yet, atill, their remaina another causa
of defeat which w bar not noticed. It
haa bad a great effect ill keeping - voice
our pirty, aud to that ia due the
apathy among a large number of our own
party who never went to th poll. It I
th ineclicn of our rmir.
It i well known fact tkat our ar
miea occupy neerly tba aame poaitiona to
day they did one year ago. No differ
ence whore tho blam rests ami we
dou't btlicv it rests with th Adminis
trationthe party In power haa lo shoul
der the reeponaibillty. The people cant
ae that the rebellion la grttiiur cruehed,Pik"u
at ,Vut thry can
n.,ih. jk.
w ar piling up, and tho consequent
increase tf taxation that will ncceaaarily
follew.and atill our immense armiea ar do
iiif nothing. Let tb.ro be a forward
movement made along tha entire tin, a
that th people may ae that th rebell
ion ia being ewt down, and all will yet be
well.
" " " " vvuil
SPECIAL ORDERS.
W wonder if tbe Aixxrtittr did not
receive by "apccial diapatch" th follow.
Ii.g irdcr from it "auperior oflicrl"-
Froa the way it haa been carrying it out
it ia very plain it haa either received tbe
order, r ita rffectivene atruck the 'but-
jternuta' aiuiultaneoaaly:
By the by, I think we ru'ht hereafter,
in aur lOicial papera, to call the 'Yau
keis" HAbolttioeita" inateadof ' Fedir
ala," for they now p oelaim not only the
abolition f olavery, bnl of all our eonati
tu'ional righU) and ilia nam will ha,-e
a tiiay in; effect oa oar Wtalern euemic.
I intend U laau ao order oa th subject
w heaever 1 assume a coaisaaud.
Hiucarvly IriraJ.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
tfeneaal UaiXToa Bautca, lumuauding
Beparimatit No. 9, Mobil. Ala.
A caaual reader picking up a "Demo-
CMtic" paper aow-a-dava would aunnoa
llhM VM kill IhM. te. "f )
. , - v, rn.,
Abolitiouiata, Druocrau aad Niggeral
An Unfortunate Man!
Th new Editor tftie TWAiin, la re
tly " n-f--r.t--o-a- vm.---,i.
lie came to Tiffin, act Mmeelf up t la
th a(ruet olir v,,,., pitched lnt taa With
r-fto-hing from new coinif. Tha
remit ia th good old coanty gar IflOQ
;najonty l
Tha nunty he le(U and wher h kaa
another paper, haa gon Demorratia I
Really, really he'a an " o-n-f--r.t--n-a-t-a
m-a n I" Aimrtitr. '
Not any, judg I " The count Ii left'
gave 400 majority againat you, and
elected the entire Union county ticket,
Dully for Logan. Old Seneca will do
equally well when her aoldiera return.
How the Soldiers Vote!
Th vot of Iowa aoldiera in camp In
the Hint', atood: 3,810 Republican, and
?" Democratic. Thia waa aomathing
"? ,0 V"! r;B!mnlL"M1t '
Memplna, Tenn., atood : Republican 2o
Democrat CO, a little Icaa than 6 to 1 .
Tbe rutio haa been abaut the anme in
the I'ennaylvania raginieuta and where-
ever rlee a vote haa been taken
The MlubuiiviJIe Humid ha a hitter
from Park-ralAirp, Vo., giving the reault
of the vote taken on election, day in
Company D. IUH Ri-giment, which be
long in that Congreaaional Diatrlct.
Tho Vi.lo woa 61 fur Eckley (Union) 6
llelden (butternut), in a Company iroiu
iiarriaon county the vote atood H4 fur
for lligham, (Union,) and IS for While,
(butternut.)
That ahuw what the reault of Ohio'
election would have been bad her aold
iera been at bam iuatead of in the Held.
From New Orleans.
New Orleaaa data ar t the 7th.
(Janeral Muth-r I alraghtfiiing thing
out with hia uaual promptneaa. Aa ex
policeman gota aix montba In Fort Pick
ena, w ith hard labor and a twenty-four
pound ball to kia leg, for eendiag aa In-
auilling and aediliuua report t the Gov
ernment. All priaoner of war who had
been rcgietered for exchange wer to be
aent to Bate Rouge en th ttb. Ofli.
cere were to be allowed t their aide
arma and clothing ia wkiah they atood
nly. An order flxed th price of flour
at $7 60 per barrel, bread to be threo
ouncea for one rant Ciowda ef people f
both aexta, of all agea and conditieaa
centiume t attend daily for the purpoee
of taking tb eeth of allegiance.
Hemp and Cold Lead Wanted
In Crawford County.
A regiment of aoldiera, with loaded
gun and Sxrd bayoncta, and Witk a
faarhae and ightini; colonel at ita head,
ia wanted at llucyrua, Crawford county,
according to the report which we re
coir from there. We have already ao
ted the diatiirbancea which prevailed ia
that town at ti e commencement of th
draft, when tbe atraeta war paraded by
bauda of men hurrahing for Jeff. Davie,
and awearing they would never eupport
tho Federal (jovernmont. That excite
ment waa quelled aad temporary quiet
eeaued. A lew Oaja aubacquant t that
diaturbance Judge Hnll woa arreate4 for
having rrairt'.'d the draft, and taken to
Camp ManefUld. Tbia areuaed tha he
of traitora and thry a-vore no mor ar-
rwata ahould be made. On Saturday
laat the toarn waa Intenaaly excited. The
Uotusilora ili J ao
ernment and abeercd for Jeff". Davie,
whilo their folluwera helped to awall
the chorua of infamy .and trraaon. On
man waa arrested an taken to th jail
when tho Sheriff xefu.'ti te imDrirtm
Aim, and waa therefor releaaed. Tret
aen waa rampant, and il waa really daa
gerou Kr any man lo appear on tl)e
atrerta and declare himaelf a Republlcaa.
tVK.t ...,ir.i.:. j
! ... - Jin !
waa we did not learn, but It ia evident
that ther a neat ef traitora in Craw
ford county which muat be crushed out
by military or civil power. Tba laadrta
are deaperate and declare that blood
ahall flow before they are don with it.
They ahould be taken at thoir word and
their own blood be ahed if they refine tb
obey the law of the land or the order
of the Administration, Cka cut (very
den of theru. C7tv. Leader.
Paroled Prisoners.
Th State Journal publiahea aa order
giving tke namea af all the paroled eon-
roaimisaioiied clieera and privatea who
are abacnt witamut leave, ordering them
to report at Camp Wallace, at Columbue
within ten doya, or be conaidercd deaor-
tera aud liable to arret aa auch, by all
Marabala and other officer.
The Backbone Bent.
flret luva, and, and "liberty Ilea bleed
from ing." But ' Truth crushed to earth w ill
Tb backbone countica are giving ua
fit." Thev have iron back to thoir
riao again." Hail Columbia I Nil doa
peramlum I Eriu g Unum, E Pluribua
bragh I Go it, Buttari uta I hemp U
plenty. t'ev icr.
Gen. Cassius M. Clay.
bul city, having been ab-
Tha Waaliinpton dispatch to a New
York paper, reflecting ujxn Major Gon.
Caaaiue M. Clay, published on Monday ,ia
a miervpreeenlatiou of the fact. Gen.
Clay ia not eniraired in a political cam.
aent bularewdaya. Ho reported to Gen.
il .ll....k 1' . I
Halleck for duly, under cireumatancra
that ahould, at least, hav secured for him
rcapectlul trvatiaeut, if not high ronaid
ration. He received neither. In the
face of thia ill treatment, General Clay
reported a eecoiid time to Geu. Halleck,
w bo offeuaively asserted that he could not
give him tho coaiuiaud In the Wet,which
had bean urge, upon tha Government by
the moat distinguished eitiirna of several
of the Weateru Btatca. Gen. Clay aaid
Valm'y:
"General, 1 am her to report for duly
unconditional!)'."
"Then," it.ponded Gen.-ral Halleck,
"g to ) ow hotel aud await ordere."
Sen. Clny obeyed. Upon reaching hia
yuartcrs, ho received orOera to repajt to
Gen.- liuller at New Orleana. Like a true
aoldiar, he packed hia truuka to leave the
asm evening, and proceeded to take
leave of tha Preaiileut. . Th latter aaid:-
"Where ar you goiag, General." ,
Clay reapouded:
'l hav jual teceived my order from
Gen. Halleck lo report to Gen. B Hilar at
New Orleaaa."
The Preeident expressed aurpriae.aak
ed for au explanation, and on learning
th facts, aaia lo Gen. Clay, "You will
receive other order."
Gen. Clay halt the Executive M.naion,
tad va reaching hi hotel, fouud a letter
from tit 1'remJent ordering kim to re
main m tha city until further der.-
Theao are tb fact, and ia view of the
statement publiabod relerred lo, il la just
that Ibey ahould b known. U'aeAma.
tea Cormfvikraac A. i Timet.
Official Vote of Seneca County, October 14, 1862.
CANDIDATES.
Straight Democrat In
Roman
Union Ticket la wiu
car
a
A
ta
Judft Suprtm Court.
Faxaxttii T. Bxnvi
Rufua P. Ranney - -
8'rrttary of Stat.
W, 8. KxnnoR
W. W. Armatrong
A tlornry Gttteral.
C. W. Old
L. R. Critchfleld
School Commiuionrr.
W. I). Hxaxti
C. V. H. Cethrart
Uoar luW5 Work.
J. B. OaxootT
Jaa. Gnmlilo ..
Conorera. H. T. Woki;eteii
W. P. Noble
Sheriff.
I. tVI WllRICK .
Ed. I.. Child
A uditor.
J. H. DniRXEniiorr
Isaac Kary .......
Treasurer.
S. 'kanp.ihi.iii . . . .
a. W. Shaw
Recorder.
Johr 8. Hmitr -
A. Ueilhor .......
Crmiminionrr.
A. C. Baxsr ......
Peter Kbvreole - -
Surveyor.
L. E. Holtx
Dennis Maloy ......
Armory Director.
Levi Killer ......
136 ISS 4(1
197 171 967
138 113 45
136 171 57
136 153 45
197 171 807
136 163 44
137 171 907
136 153 i
197 171 907
Hi 153 43
129 1?1 SUB
135 163 46
137 171 204
138 152 45
135 172 300
136 153 44
198 171 906
133 150 45
129 173 200
136 163 45
128 J71 304
135 153 4.1
127 169 267
136 163 44
137 171 200
130 164 45
122 169 307
A. Luge nber 1 ......
Corontr.
I.xu'i Seiti, Sd . - -
Paul Oollingor .....
3
113 1
1 I
199 184 84 120 930 3A 80 I6S 04
904 148 148 99 993 137 139 190 907
138 165 85 190 930 198 00 1S9 64
303 147 141 93 923 135 137 130 907
139 165 85 120 930 136 9 159 64
303 147 141 93 333 137 139 130 907
19 165 85 190 930 196 89 159 64
204 147 141 93 323 137 139 120 307
139 165 85 120 930 136 89 159 64
904 147 141 03 323 137 139 120 907
138 165 79 1)7 930 135 83 159 61
204 146 146 4 923 128 141 120 309
149 165 87 119 931 128 61 158 66
193 145 139 03 323 135 138 121 906
133 165 B3 130 930 125 86 167 61
305 148 143 91 Z33 138 143 123 307
141 167 85 120 930 )36 88 169 64
903 143 141 93 328 137 140 130 SOI
137 169 83 120 327 123 83 163 63
907 148 143 99 223 143 148 133 207
139 164 K 119 929 134 88 157 63
303 147 141 93 230 137 138 120 2t7
140 166 85 130 930 193 87 159 64
903 145 141 92 333 139 140 120 307
138 163 85 120 330 126 87 159 03
905 143 143 C3 S23 130 140 120 3U7
140 164 65 120 930 126 67 150 64
303 147 141 03 233 137 140 120 807
J 1
S -e
3
to
IM 47 184 167 83
148 971 943 309 903
197 47 184 lf5 84
147 971 341 969 194
196 47 134 167 83
147 971 143 369 301
I9 47 195 167 83
148 971 343 369 301
196 47 134 157 83
147 971 942 969 300
195 45 131 153 78
160 373 244 371 301
196 49 108 173 120
148 369 307 353 169
106 46 134 161 75
148 373 342 376 909
181 45 134 154 81
161 376 343 373 303
103 47 133 193 63
150 271 943 3"fl 930
106 47 134 1!6 81
148 971 943 970 206
195 47 134 160 83
149 971 343 368 203
198 46 184 154 8i
147 972 243 870 303
190 47 131 157 83
161 970 946 9G9 903
8114
1115
8199
090
9137
3104
9136
S10S
3136
8104
3094
3131
9172
8049
9004
3143
9108
8107
9031
8177
3117
1100
9196
3104
9116
till
9117
1106
1001
961
977
j
989
078
1037
677
1048
999
1140
089
. 978
693
688
Official Vote of Seneca County, October 14, 1862. In Dead Earnest!
Pareon Brown low haa recently writ.
ten a letter to tho Pbiladeldpia I'rrse,
which he concludca aa followe :
I now nronoae to the Govern aicnt, in
gimd faith, to give me the commend of
15,000 men, including thee &art 1 on
er asee rrgimenta, and all the outfit ne
cessity, and I promian.to take East Ten
ueaar before Chriatiit, and to hold It
nd ita railroada. 1 am in earncet in
makiag thia requeat I am airk andt r
ed of thia criminal and uncalled for de
luy in oeixing upon the atrong point of
the rebellion.
Deaide, I am able to get Into active
aervico, and if I can't get into th army
1 muat at once atari a paper at in IN "Kb,
for th benefit of Northern aympathixera
with thia rebellion, and Secession Gen
era la and fsVccsaien a tuff officers who are
in tho United feitatea army i
Undoubtedly Paraon firownlow haa
a profound alloctien for , vaiiandigbam
aud the data of eympathuera to which
he belouga 1
Mr. Ashley's Majority ever
Waite.
Putnam county, Coagreaaman, ia
Phalpo 1.370 s Aabl.T,O0 Wait, 900:
giving Aahley a majority over Wail of
400 25 mor than eur estimate.
The vot of Paulding on Cengreeman,
according t th Independent, ia Ash
lev, 339 ) Pbelpa, 181 ;Waite 144 I mak
ing th exact majority ol Ashley 196 d
leaa than wa gave.
The majority in Iwltnn will raeh 400,
making a difforeace of 40 in Mr. Aahley'a
fuvor. TV..-. ..... ln,.... k.. . -
Jjority to 1,0!6. . Ilia actual majority, by
the atrict official count, will probably be
aemo Where Detween eleven aad twelve
hundred. Toledo Commercial.
How the Rebels were Piloted
through Pennsylvania.
A Harriaburg correspondent of the
Philadelphia Prraa meuliona tho follow
ing facta te show bow the Ceafederatea
were ao akillfully piloted through Penn
aylvania. It appear now that the men
who uilutod the rebel a aafely through
eur btat during the recent raid ware
Pennaylraniana, Breckinridge, Duiuo
Crate, and notorioua rases la. Their names
are Lagan, Wilaon, atirnea and Brinn.
Tke latter ia believed to be the man who
apprehended Coek. of John Srown'a
" Army of Invaaion." These traitor
hav been in Franklin couuty for aevea
tren year, wher tby hnv prapred
aad being minutely acquainted witk ev.
ery road aud by-path of the region, could
euaily pioneer the rebel in any direc
tion. It ia eaid that thqy aeught an in
terview wiik Hampton, and cheerfully
volunteered their aervicea. Oen. J' E.
B. Stuart waa for a long time in 'com
maud f Carlislo BarracVa when in th
service of tbe Uniud Statta, and eeveral
of hia ield oBicere wer atationed there at
different time, ao that tlioao rcbela were
probably aa familiar witk tha country
through wbiak they passed reoeally a
they wer with tb topography of their
wn Stale.
The Picket.
When an army encamp ia an enemy'
country aoldiera, alone, or by two or
threes, ar thrown out in every direction
far and near, to keen a book-out aad guard
against aurpriae. The ar called pick
et. On quad i atationed undor an
oak tree. A lew hundred yarda nearer
or further, according to the danger anoth
er squad ia quartered iu a cornfield.
Further on, in the old mill ia another.
Still further on, at tha rdg of th thick
wood, I another. And ao on, until the
linea of the army are ear fully and Com
pletely guarded. Picket duty ia hard and
perilous. Rain or ahine, anow or blow,
heat r cold, all tho aame to th fathful
picket. H never flinrbe ; end through
tka loneeoma night all ia qui tat,
" Kxeapt o and thaa a amy picket
la abut, aa k walks on kia beat to and fie.
By a ril'Uika hid ia Ilia tkickut "
For thia often hapceaa. Cut aa weath
er doea net cow aim, danger doe a not
frighten him, nor inu-t aleep overtakejhim.
He must ba wakeful, w atchful, with eve
open, ear open ; ever on hia guard againat
audden eanger ready to detect the
leaat advance the aioat aecret approach
of tb lurking foe. Th safely of th
army depends upon hie vieilanee. Ilia
rifle houses the alrrping batallionrt " to
rute, to arma !" wo to th poor picket
caught a napping. To aleep at hia post
ia to commit a crime wbue punishment
ia nothing lea than to -be shot,' Hard
far.' Bul tli duly ia too weighty, th
post Uo important to trifled with.
Everything depend upon hia fidelity,
OCT The Terent Legialature conven
ed in annual eeeaioa Tbarsday, Both
hoav were promptly and harmonionsi.
organised. u th lloase, H. S. Smith
ofbl'Alban waa elected apeaker aud
Edward Stewart of Derby clerk, la th
Saaat, Henry Clark, of Pouleney wa
choaeu aecrelary and Rev, L. attoo.
of Northfield chaplain.
Jenekl went t a party at whloh a
Mr. Pepper had assembled all hia frieude
Jerruld eaid to hia host, oa entering the
room, -Aly dar Mr. Pepper, how glad
you muat be W.ec all your frieude
mitstered!"
Gen. Butlor haa been presented, by
sonio friends in New Orleans, with a
aplendid s-rvlce ef porcelain, ornament
ed with portraita ofhimaelf and emblems
of Union. It waa the work of a German
artist of th city.
Tnx PotlCcercY. Th prepa
ration of tlio Postage Currency Notoa ia
rapidly Increasing. The amount now
furniahed daily i already quite large, and
will aeon reach 6100,000.
07 The Unionists actually made a
gain of 2C0, votea, in the recent election
over the Immevabl Democracy of But
ler County. In i860 Vallandigham'a
majority over Craighead waa 1,915 in
1863 his majority over Schenck is but
655. Bully for Butler.
Roseciars Ahead. Caaar and Perry
aro immortalized for their brief announce
ments of victory. Gen. Roaecrana haa
surpassed them both. One of hia recent
diapatcbea reads I
' I a-keitd ia atsi-."
OirTuRBt fresh crinoline aacrificea
repotted from England. Two bar maids
burnt to death by llieir distended skirts
taking fir, and ono factory girl drawn
into machinery by tho aame mesne and
crushed to doath,
03" Tut Chicago Tribune aaya a
gang of oue hundred K. G. C'a recontly
attempted to lynch Dr. Owene, ol Will
iamson county, III., whom they suppos
lo be the author of a recent expose of
their designs. The Doctor escaped by
concealing himself ia the house of a
frienc".
03A Kentucian named Gier, whose
houee, mill and atore wcro burnod by mor.
gan'a men, and ha taken priaoner, wluda
up a letter which he writea, after his
escape aa follows:" I am now unequivo
cally for confiscation, subjugation, eman
cipation, extermination and hell and
damnation." What a wicked radical!
From the Louiaville Journal we learn
that the rebels seised 103 mules near
Lexington, aomo daya ago, and took them
within their lines. Borne daya after
wards, a sharp operator entered their lines
in th night, pressed a negro into service
snd brought 74 of the mules away, and
delivered them te th rightful owucrs.
A Washington diapatch aaya that
the body aervaat of a Captain Rbett of
South Caroliaia, rede into our linea on
master's bora, and aaid h aaw the pro
clamation of freedom In the Richmond
papera and cam to enjoy the benefit of
it. He furnlahea valuable information.
03FaoM the Measago of Governor
Holbrook, of Vermont, w learn that
brave little State haa raiacd ia all 13,
000 men for the war, fully 1,000 mor
than her proportion tinder all rtquial
Hons. Death t Mitsiui Chase E. J.
Chase, U. 8. Marshall for thia Diatrict
died at hi reaidenca in Lockport, Mon
day morning, of affection of the heart.
He waa a brother of Secretary Chaae, of
iho Treasury. Ha waa generally known
and highly esteemed throoghout tbe
State. Hie private lifo war adorned by
all th aocial virtuea. Vlticm Oatelte,
(7 Benjamin Wood and Fernand
hav both bean nominated for Congreaa
by the New York City buttornuta. W
truat thry will both be defeated th way
the buckeyea aerved their traitor Vallan
digham. CrGen. Prentiss, who waa taken
prisoner at Sblleh and haa Just been re
leased, aays th rebel derived great aid
and comfort from th speeches ef Car
lisle, Yeorhrea, Vallandigham and ther
whom they call friend of th South.
A correepoadent who accompanied tha
advance to Charleatowp, Virginia,writea
aa folio- a:
"One negro ia confined In John Brown
jail. Tke field where he waa executed
la planted with corn. Tbe negroea ar
gleeful."
A Washington dispatch ef Thursday
aaysj
"Adjutant General Thomaa ia reported
to-day, a having explained ihe late In
activity af the Army of th Potomac, by
aayioc that It waa waiting tor ahoe for
th soldierc."
03r Bx not te alow in th breaking ef
aiufut custom a quick, courageous
reeolulioa ia batter thaa a gradual de
liberation, la each eenibat, be I th
braveat aoldiar that laya about him with,
out fear e wit wit plead fear dis
hearten. He that weald kill Hydra had
better atrik offoa ack thaa five head;
fell the tree, and the branch are teen
cut oflv
(ttrTnt drafted men of 1863 will fare
much better than thoae of 1814 did. In
1814, tbe pay from the Government was
88 per month, the soldier furniahing hia
own equipments, including gun, knapsack
canteen, catridg box, and twenty, four
round of ammunition. In 1862, the
pay of a drafted soldier is t)l per month
and all hia equipment furnished by the
Government. In 1814 w had no rail
roads, and soldiers were compelled to
maka long and weary marches through
the wildorness and awampa. Now hun
drcds of miles of weary travel oa foot
are aaved hy theee facilitioa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ariiiiiiiistrntoraj Aollcc.
Kotieo is herubj given that the
IIIV.". ."!? !" 'r'l1"U aa. ...IIUm,
... .... ltl PtMB, f t n9wmt
aaad, lai. .r (IMC. Caa.i., 1,1.,.. '
rt . OAVIO MAYS.
Oat tl, lest S
III.TIOVAL.
Tlio Siiddler-rlion of the under-
l(aad hai kaaa raiaorail Is Ahawhsa'i law H!ok,
""I a Ilia alia;, appa.ita ilia llavl, linn. a, ar which
af ltlcBiUanSB,iomarflWlllili.a,a taka nallea.
t'a.h wlllka paid lM kiila,, aad all ktaiLor work
axacalad an tliart naitea. Harna,,, saildl-a andbrl
dlat oa hand wurk wsna.tad and at nea lo anil
Call and tea oi.rn.w thop.
i. M, KDDKBT.
acllT-lf
GOO.OOO ma,o7kCJ:"ai M,M1i
LLllVls M:w FTKKL I'l.A rr. COI'NTV rOL
OKKI) M 11' OK IIIK I'SITKK hTATW,
CAKAUAH.sadMIlV HHL'NBkVICK.
From tauanl survaja, coaiplatad Ana. Ill, Iflaw
cost SiU.UIUloai.iri.a ll.aad ana Ta.t", lima.
Vanarior loiaf IU naparar mada ha I olioa or
Milikall, and tall, ai tha law pricaof fin, eaau;3;c
OM naaiaa sra anstavadoalbttmap.
II Ii bm anlvaC aunljr Map.lial It I, alio.
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
af-ke l oilad I'lsiai and Caaadai aaiaklaad ia aaa,
lln KVERV RAILROAD H'I'ATIO.N
aad dUt.ncsa katwasn.
Gaarrantaa any wontaa ar aaa 3 la S par t!ar
.?""tlkk"ck",,'e Utaicaaaalke aaid and
laniad tha monrr.
Hand Ak l worlk to try,
Priutad imiruclioa, kow ta asaasu wall, fa-Bl.h.il
all nar aarali.
..?,."?TW,',!Vto A"" "'"Map. Is .vara
rJlata.lahromla.Caaada, Kalaad, Kr.ava and Cava.
A larlaoa majr ka aiada, wlik s law kaniirad kollari
omttotiliiia.
J. T. I, LUY u. No. ICI Bntadwaa, N. York.
TMn sr O'pailnanlBtaiaar Map or Vlralaia
Marylaad aad I tttntylv.aia, cult f) 100.000, an whicl
ck
n ... n.ima t.iaal, rha
llifhu, Williaaiinrl I'rrrr, Rid,
Kurd, and all olkar, oa Iha raaaii
V .?" " faiaaiaa. Bad arara Olh.t
0. ika I'atoniaj., aad aaara a that placa ia l.rrl..ri.
Virginia aad raaaajrltaaia.ot aaonar ralaadad.
I. Linn's
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OP KENTUCKY.
OHIO, INDIANA Bad ILLINOIS. '
1, Iha en I; aaihority brlian. Ba.ll and tha W.a Da
."iZ'i?.'' '!' 'f"'"l Uj ay aaa llodiu. .a ar.
rorisii rrma sac..!,. m
Flam 1 1.. T-ll... . .
"J iJ 'i'lL V i v a aft a "V ' ' ' Maryland
AMI KNNnjLVAMA.-lh.,M.,,t. ,...
k.k.".- " ,,U" u "Wek...
ivi? T' JREATMAPOr TH E MIMHIHKIPPI
R'i" " A.tasl bar.ar.by U.tt and
VVai. Haw.n, Ml , ,,i Ri,i , Pilots of 81 Loatr.
.Mo ..how. or.r, a..,,', nl.nl.ilaa aad o.n.r'r a am.
Ira.ai Ui.i,iail..Uair of M.aieo-I J.0 ,t.,
S."Ini"ii "id.""'1, ". sad sllpUcas
S,.7.1 v 'i ' " "'ar-ealoiad i. .WMIM aad
VhWob liaaa.wilk mllrra. Raada t.anl.10.
.I.!;, f l .""" -t"" a Map af Ika Ml.
i.iPpi Ri.ar, with priea par kandrad oopia,. Roar
Antral l h.,l . ...i.r--..di.TlI!. M?.".
alTi St. 1?"' "'"' Prck. u .... u
sra raqnttad tor are of thai annailroa
o.i.p!lLl";o!' vt:l--ts,e.i ik. Ks.y.
lxeeulor' Sale.
IN rUHSUANCEoran Orderof th Pro
bats Court of the cuunly of Seneca, and
But of Ohio, to m directed, I will offer al
public auction,
On Saturday the 1 5th of November
103 at I o'clock P. M., upouth preniiaea.
lb following described real estate in, and
near, tha village of Attic in tbe cuuutv of
Seneca and atata aforesaid, lo wit:
Tha north wrat pari of ih Weal half of Ihe
eoutb-weet quarter of aeetioa Number three
(3) lowasbip Number on (1) North Ranue
Number aereuteru (17) Eaat, aad bounded
a follows:
Beginning at tbe North west corner of said
weal half quarter aeelioa, running I be nee
teal 16.11 ehaina along the Nixie, line at aaid
weal half quarter section lo a stone, whence
leaves a beach 14 inchi-a diameter. See. 33
East 2G liuka di.Uuewj and a beech Aftoa
inchea in diameter, aee. Mi,' weal,
33 's lioka distant , there South 31 14
eham oa a Una parallel with lit. Ka.t line
of aaid Weal ball quarter sretion to tb oen.
in of Ih Tiffl road .ao ealled) Ut.nee North
ol " ,40, W Mil 7. 17 cbaioe ea and aloae the
eentet of aaid road,o lb West line of aaid
weal half quarter section; Uiene North 3i.e8
el.am.oa aud along aaid West lin to the
plaeeof begianlnj, eontainlng KOHTT (40
aad P111HJ) ACUE8 of linS nwra or lesa.
.... vtT(,Mg , our (j sores of land
"te aeuui aa oroer tberwor. aaaiga
ed as a homesaaad, aubjeet la i)uwer. as as
signed Ihei'eiu.
UIO, "
At tb sam. Dm and plaea, fnlbt numbertd
three 1 3 ), and lulet luauarrJ- te.).. iter
both ia L addition lo SI ill. rand Behavior.
A .1.1 i i . ea. ai.. m .. J
u,a.a. Ml IVWO A.IIUH, IB Ui WJIltV
frw rnti.J Bwoumbwaj by Mf dwr
mtmvrn g uiuei t. atrvts.
TERMS OF SALE.
ONB THIRD Cm ia head. Oa.-thlrd
ia oae yerraed one third ia two years, with
iatateel from th da f sale. The deferred
paymeaai tu be aeeured by Mortgag aoon
Ua prviatae aold.
SAMUEL J. SEED. Exoeolor.
Of tb Uat Will aud TaaUut.nl of D.vi. K
Ve, deceased.
Hi L. bran.
bolielutr fur riaiouff
. TUB, Oca. W,l68. it. T
JWTTT aT PJBnY
AND
. MANTAU MAKER! .
2MtH. L.. O. -Allen.
Wttlia ea laferwlha Lailias afTila aa tlcialltj
Ifcal a. ha, nmw la las raaaii aat
It. W. SIIAMII1YS STORE,
! r1rt fcfpM ban), at all iImm, uir ai
wruat f .
Milliner (ioods,
aMtraaity fn.ita RnanaU, TariS, ! Trlaimlap,
natwaa, n.lii.ft., ka.,hlk Hill fca Mlil ai i
tramly law arlaai, for vs,k.
Clrokn, Jlantillne. Cliil Jreii'a Ap-
ptrml, ia artWr mr at prtca M tall Uta tint,. ,
Pallmi fat ladlaaamlrklliliaaS ai.aaral. ahawllf
M aaiaa la kaMa( ap will la
Novthitt rf the Staton.
Taaakni' f nail Ikvar,, iha kanai alill la iii:'
S hni9 mf aHUIIa aatranaaa.
ekaaaa fis.a taVkKk A. M. la a'ttwk P. V.
IM. I7lk.
-
Sorgliiini
Sjriip irianiifaclory.
I sm now ready lo make Iha tx st qnality
of Syrip from sorplium and imphce Tlu
who Intend lo patronise my aoiks ni v,
lirlng in ili cane at aiy lime. Cane mn.'i
h well bUilcdam) to'iptd, ai.d t'u-d In bun
dlra, cooveiiient for liandlli, with lo"
bands.
1KRM9i-0ne half of Ihe ayrup or SO
ai-iiis per gauun.
V. It. CIIAHBEItLIX.
Tiffln, Oct. 0.
- To Coiiajiiniptitrii.
Tho Advertiser, Imving lioen re-
IW It, In-alih In a nw trarki, hy a rtrjr tlmpla raat
Jjr, an.r hav Ins ,a.r it Mtcarar, uk
karanVvtiaa, and that ilrpad i!liaa(., raaiiaiiMiaV,-.
Ii aituiHM la aiaka kaawa la hi, rrlkxt-iufltrat, ll.a'
aiani T enn,
Ta .11 wU,la,lra It. ha will nd a e.p? or Ika nt
cr rliaaawdirrra uf ,hara),wlifc tha aimtiaa, O.r
praparotf and a.lnr Iha mm., whirk that will Ska i
fo' 'oi.rTio, Atm. Raoai tr.
Jo. 111. oal, aliaol ar ilia ailvarll.ri In n,.i,.( Iha
. . .nnM. wn, i rr r. , .wi anra-a n .
Mav. i:nwAhii a. viitjifiM
aHl.Jai
tVilham.b.,, Klx, aw., Naw York.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!!
A pure nrticlo mado from
Mj-w-it IT- I. T 1 . a
tliO
IX-
iiw-buiiu v iviivil jLirHIKl Ve All
cellcut article in Diurrhira, Dyg
entar)', Siitnincr Comtilaints, Ac.
II... 1 .a
1 reiared utiU for aulo by
Duliois it Co.
Slier HI Sale.
William II. Cooler,
vs.
Elisabeth CuoU-y, at al.
Hy virtue of an ord. r made by the Court
of Common fleas of Srnrcn Countv, Ohio,
ou th lUth duvof Juna A. U. In4. in tl,.
alxire entitled cause and lo me dirt'Cied, I
win onrrioraaie atpuiilio vendue at the
door of the Court House iu lb city of TIHin,
In said county, on
The 2?th day of October. A. D. lr-03. -lietween
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M nnj 4
o'clock 1'. il. of sttid dur, the I'ullowiiiK do
scrilk d la lids snd lenemeiits. tn
The i.oilli west quarter of the noilh west
quarter of section tilieen, (IS) township (I)
uorlh of range sixu.cn (IG) in Seneca eouu
ty. Ohio, eieepliiiK and n svrvitiK tlierel'ruiii
so much llien fioin as hits hern hetelofom
been laid out into town Iota in li e twu of
llloomvilie, in auitl Senrca county, Ohio nml
contBiuina; besides anid excepltuna, thirty
live and aevcniy-fiv on bundrclli acres of
land, mure or less.
Alao in loU uiiinliored fourteen, (14.) Ilf
itwn (16) ami sixteeu (lli) in the town of
Blooinrille. lusaid Sentoa eouuty.Oliio.aiid
reitl estate, aubjeet to dower aaute of Kliu
buth t'uoliy.
TERMS OF BALE.
One-third cash in baud, one third tn tine
year anil otte-lliird in twoyrara, with interest
Iroiu dur of sale. I he deferred aymeiiU to'
be secured bv Uiollirnira lilKiu tha iircmia..a
sold.
LEVI WEiniCK.
Sheriff.
8ept.i!6ih '6Q $5 5
Legal Notice.
Court of Common Picas of Scnica ci un'
ty, Ohio.
William liingliom and Henry C. Mloa.'
aom, parlners under tho firm name of
Wm. Oiiighum tl Co., Plaintiffs
againat
John Kun n ey amlLovi Weirick' DTt's.
Th aaid dofenduiit, John Kannry, will
tak notico, that (aid plaintiff, on the
10th day of September. A. I). ISM, filed'
thoir petition In th Court of Common
Pleas, ol Seneca county, Ohio, against;
e iid dofendunta, John Kanuey and Levi1
Weirick, wherein in substance tliey ay::
That on tho 6th day of August, A. D.,'
186a, beforo Jcaao II.L'sidy, a Justice of
tbe Peace or Clinton township, Beueca
county, Ohio, they received a juJi'iuetit'
aguinat auid Kunucy, lor tho sum of eighty-eight
and twenty-two one hundrotli'
dollar, tbut aaid judgment remaina uoV
received and unpaid and that there ia duo
to plaintifi'a thereon, from aaid dufvndaut
Kanney, eighty-two and eighfy-acveii'
one buiidroth dollars, with Interest sinco
Aug. 6th, lsoa, tli at aaid Kunney has n j
goods or chatties, land or tenements lia
ble to law and sain on execution, that
aaid dofuudant Weirick haa money of,,
aud is indebted ta aaid John Kannuy iu
about the sum of three hundred dollars-'
and praying judgment and an order for
the payment by aaid Weirick ef aaid
money to aaid plaintiff, that unless said
petition ia answered by th 6 tli day o
December, A. D. 18G3, judgrooutwill l
rendered thereon accordingly.
JAS. PILLARS,
N. L. BUEWERV
for Plaintiff.
aept36-6w f7J0
Legal Notice.
Court of Common Pleaa of Seneca coun
tv, Ohio. . -Luke
Ii. French and Francie C. Keith,
partuer under the firm nau.e of French
It Keith, Plaintiffs,
against
John Kan m y, Defendant.
The aaid defendant, John Kanney, will
take notice, that aaid plainlifls, on tha
17th day of September, lo62, filed thoir
petition againat aaid defomlaut Kanney,
in the Court of Common Pleaao of Sou,
ea county, Ohio, wherein in aubstance
they say:
1st. That there ia due to them from
defendant, acventy-five dollar wi b In-t.-rcat
sinco September, 3d, 18G3, on tbe
promisory unto by said dolendnit, execs,
cuted and delivered to fbiutitr,Mey 3d,
1863, payable in four montha.
Sd. That thero is due to them front
defendant the autn of thirty-four aud lix-ty-ais
oue bunilredlh dollars, with, i a tar
eat aince July Uth, 166'.', fer a bnlance
of (ccauut ol'guods cold and delivered to
defendant by tlordeu UcMillen & Co.,
at hia requeat, and which baa been frr a
good consideration asaigucd and trans
ferred to plaintiffs. That plaintiff bad
cauaed an attachment to hum (gainst
said defendant, to-tbe Sheriff of beneaa
eounty, Ohioond pray lor judgment a
Cording!. That aaid defendant muvt an.
awe? aaid petition, on sr be for th 6th
oay ol Kecemoer, a. D., 1863, or judg.
meat will be entered accordingly..
, N. L. BRKWKR. ,
, i''..'. .Att-y forPhf
efti w ' trsc