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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

T-See DR. wm Thomson's Advertisement
or she fourth page Of Ia days paper
jan 25-tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

UNITED STATES
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$23O,O0o,000

~ authority q the secrstsry Of The Tr~~szJ the
cers g'ed TIC General Sab enpton Arrni or The ale q
Utited ssses Securities Oners the Pubse TIE tht
series q rrea ny Notes bearing three
per cent interest," PEI snnum, known a. the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-22

A SorHrR srPrLY OF FRENCH VOLT COPING
"A Pad, 81 bowES. sIEwAkT . cos.
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JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AosSr,
No. Ia South Thind Street.

FIRST NArlOVkL BANK. CIT ZtNs' nAT.oSAL
BANK, INDIANAPULs fAFlONAL RANK, t,'Uh1H
NATlDNAL BANK, lSilANA NNfiONAL BANK aud
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The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.

Now offered By the Government. and It's superior I'd.
vantages make II the
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ADMIRAL DAHLCREN RELIEVED.
Breokinridge Escapes in Open Boat

Ac.. &C.. &c. &c.- Gc.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
ROR FRNALRs.
tnfaiIible i'm Correcting lrregu-
tarities. Removing Ob>tructsOns
ot the Monthly gurus. from
w hateyer Cause and Always

Successful ns a Preventative.
And the "only sure" and cEkTAIs RsnkDY for ell
those smct ~ complaints peculiar to the sex. wheth
er married or ling F"
These pills nothing new, bat have been used BY
the Doctors for many year, both IN aud Amer
lea viii unparalleled IN every case; and be 70
urged BY many thousand laGies who used the
make the Pllls pubic, for the alienation o; thoss suf
ferng from any irregularities whatever well 10
prevent Increase Of family vhs health will not
permit u. males peculiarly situated those suppes-
ing themselves 20. CAUTIONED against nsns these
Pill, while to that condition. the proprietor assumes
responsibility after the above sdm, nition although
heir milcness would preventauy .Eischioi 90 heath
Otherwise the Ills onmended. Pull and sypiict
directions accompany each boz.
10000. BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Zen thousand boxes by letter. both BY myself and
ssent TO al parts Of the World 70 ehcb anssers have
been etgrned la which ladies moth ike the above
Pil have been since tue SCIENCE OF hEDl-
CiSE DAMNED Pun THE Wukl.D IN RkMOy NJ.
PROPER CHANNEL, euiefins the nerves and Orng
cate.
PRICE 81 % PER BOX. SIX BOXES for IS 90.
Sold BY all Drassists. md by the following yobbins
and iJrug Houses. Agents for Indianapolis, ind
lladies BY sending procgfe the Pills. seat
hd-nt~ily By mail. aud sithoDt observation, 70 any
part Of the city counfry,l and for sale b
TOALiSsOS Cox, NJ u. Easi washing;e. street.
STEWART soHGAs, No. 90. East wsshingtss
street
". l. HAsEITT 4 Co. 30. u, West ashlngiss
street
HHLRE Hos u and IN. Bates Block
J.F. sSSoUk, No. 5. Bates noaSs Block, sad by
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kIeHrr.sIvESrH RxolsESr

This regiment WAS organized IN the Ninth
Congressional District. and rendeEyoused at
South Bend. mustered INTO the service 1T
indianapolis. on the 3lsG DAY of August, 1862.
aud ploceepei i'm nedlsiely to Louisville. Ken
lucky. lG "a hrss assigned To General Bur
bridges brigade. bat siter-srd. u General
Stesdmsus. sn1 with me Litter PARTICIPATED 10
General Buell. Kentucky Campaign. being Ell
gagged va The ssirn'-h At Springfield. and the
battle Of Perrsshie The regiment moved t.
Gsllatin. Tennessee. from thence 20 rriuue.
h,yiug sklrnl>h near Chtpel Hill. March 4th.
1868. In the Org aux tloa OF the Atms of the
Cumberland. IL ~a- assigned Tn the Third Biig-
,de. THIRD Division. Fourteenth Corps. snd
made the summer aud fall csmp,ign sgain-,
Tullahoms aud Oh ,ttanoog,. IL bore CON
81 u,u- pfs IA me 0,ttle Oi ChiCk,mtugs
losing ue ray three ths vi iIs torce eag.sei.
among shIcn sefe eight COMMISSIONED iii cts
killed. tour woauded. II afterw .rds Dec ,me a
part Of the SeeoHd Brigade Of Ihs same d.visiSu
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DAILY, KEEPER a RUSH

wholessls Druggists, Nc - soaih Meridian street.
@. s. LACEY General Travelling Agent for the westsrn
states, ls7. dearborn street., Cbics. Q, ilinOis.
aowE." lsn3l-diyecd
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The Trbunes special says: The President 10
resolved TO cut down the expenses to the lowest
point. he is known to favor retrenchment as
the mesns for returning to specie pay ment. which
he will recommend TO Congress. Ii is expected
that the army will be reduced TO l00, 900 men by
Nov Years
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HAYs-At Inwood Tuesday March g. .. the reddence o.
her pon Jacob Mary widow OF Jscob Hays in the alss yea'
o. her
The end Of the family respectfully invited to attend The
funerS from the residence Of her Dewitt {. Hays No.
3West Thrte,hs, Thursday Afternoon ct o'clock.
Her remans will be inferred In the Marble Cemetery. Sec
ondst
LrTLE-At his residence No "a Unionsqusrs Tuesday.
March g. oAesse OF the liver Jacob Little aged % years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
OF O'Clock, without further invitation
LEWlSThe members Of the Ancient Britons Bene6t Soci
ETY. hereby notified attend the funeral Of brother Evan
lewis Thursday afternoon At O'Clock from No ~
Chartonst- WILLIAn LEWIS, Secretary.
MILLER Suddenly Monday, March 81, William s., In
FAINT child Of Dr. David b. and Eliza L. Miller.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence of his parents No.
" East seventeenthst., on Wednesday afternoon ct
O'Clock.
McGILI-On Monday, March 90 Jsison youngest child Of
Edward and Mary McGil aged year and tw months
The relatives end friends OF the fan respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents No
66l Broadway Wednesday the 18th inst ct u o'clock
H.. without further invitation.
SMTTH-In Brooklyn Tuesday March 49, Of congestion Of
the BRAIN Willie Alfred. infant child OF Andrew NJ. and
Fannie NJ. Smith, aged year mqpth and 81 days
Funeral service will be held the residence OF his grandfather
Alfred Smith, No. l33 franklin Myrtle, on Thurs
day afternoon, at O'Clock. 49, -
VAN RANST-On Tuesday, March 20, Cornelius w. Van
Ranst aged years and month only OF Francis H. and
Frances Van Ranst, and grandson Of Co<Relus W. van
Rsns,, dees ssed and Jacob Hsnshs.
Notice Of the funeral In to morrows paper.
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MR.. wEHLI AND NILE DE- KATow.
Theasers, etc.

This is the last week at the Olympic OF The
Streets Of New York. the remarkable success OF which
has in no degree diminished, but which Is necessarily
Withdrawn for the accomplishment Of other objects
long since contemplated but now for many weeks de-
ferred. On Friday evening Mrs q. II. Gilbert will
have benefit and Saturday, at two o'clock the only
afternoon performance Of this interesting drama will
be given. Mrs. Woods benefit is announced for next
Monday evening. upon which occasion London As
surance" will be represented The new Fairy Spectacle
Is in order for the week AFTER next.
Miss Lucille Western will appear only four times
more in East Lynne" at Nibos Garden. Mr. Forrest
begins an engagement next week.
A second afternoon performance Of dot; or the
Cricket on the Hearth il announced TO take place next
Saturday, at II e Broadway Theater.
Mr. Hellers Illusion "Gygcs" will definitely disap'
pear from the Sale Dabolique" after the present
week
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SECTION The Marine Court Of the city Of Nsw.York msy
the written consent OF the parties refer all or any Of the
SIC. O. The Marine Court Of the city Of NewYok may.
upon The Of either party TO an action in .id Court
ne d fact shall require tie examination OF long account
either side.
SEC The trial by the referee shall he conducted in the
Trial by the court, and may be brought
upon notice Of not less than two more tsn fou day.
The report of the referee the hole shall shtd
the decision Of the court and judgment be- entered there
in tie as If the action bad been tried by the
sIcL The fees of the Referee shall be three dollars for
pent in the business othe reference but the
ties upon other rate OF The fees
Of the Referee shall be paid by the party in whose favor the
report is made and be taxed by said party As dsburss
ments, and added TO The Judgment
SEC s. The said Marine Court may in Igated action al
low tS the prevailing party in addition TO the coat. now al
SIC The expenses Of printing in cases on appeal IN said
the same as other disbursements.
SEC T. This act shall take effect Immediately
THE BOUNTY BILL.
The Senate sent back to the Assembly tho Supple
mentary Bounty Bill. amended as to place drafted
men in all respects upon the footing OF volunteers
The Senate amendments were concurred in by all pres
ent except Mr. Keegan.
DEFACING SCENERY.
Senator Folgers bill designed to put q stop to the
outrage Of defacng rocks and other natural objects by
painting upon them advertisements of quack medicines
etc.. passed the Assembly The substance Of 1t Is as
follows:
SECTION Any who shall msliciously wantonly
nJure deface work of building
other structure destroy njure any ornamental tree
shrub plant whether situated private ground
street, public place public private way cemetery
who shah paint print upon any other place
upon or sfx TO any stone OF rock not part of building
upon TO any bdge tree word letter character
device stating referring to advertising intended TO state
advertise the sale manufacture of any property
article. profession business exhibition, amusement
place Of other thing and any person who shall
Directly indirectly Euy such act to be DONE shall
aid therein, shall be deemed guilty Of misdeueanor and
upon conviction shall for each ard every one bs punished
fine exceeding two hundred and hy dollars or by
exceeding ak months by both such hns
and imprisonment.
SEC. 2. This &C. shall take effect immediately.
Having already passed the Senate this bill lacks only
the Executive signature to become a law.
PROGRESS OF BUSINESS.
Fiity.eight bills had passed the third reading and
final passage in the Assembly this morning. Most OF
them were OF @ local character.
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Gpetial Notices.
Help for the soldier:

Help for the Soldiers:
The Christian Commission appeals to the citizens OF New
York for aid Fshens going daily Thousands fall
ing Wounded suffering, dying are Pleading ior help
Escaped prisoners great desution The calls for deli
cacies and stores arc intensely Not moment should
be lost Delay will be death to muudes Duty to God and
man demands the promptest action The people Of New
will not, cannot refsse such call
Twenty Dollars needed at once Let there be
an immediate and fllhearted response.
Funds may bs sent to JAMES NJ. BROWN, esq, Trees
urer No So Was, to the Office Of the Commission. No
30 Bible House. AL should be sent to No 30 Bible
House. -
WIN y. DODGE, NATHAN BISHOP,
s. H. WALES JONATHAN STURGES,
r. o. FOSTER JOHN T. JOHNSTON.
DAVID HOADLEY L. b. WOODRUFF,
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, JANE" NJ. BROWN,
MORRIS X. JESUP, T. C. DOREMUS,
JAS. w. BEEKMAN, SMITH SHELDON,
DAVID TERRY, II. X. BULL.
OLIVER BRONSON, STEPHEN CUTTER,
ID. WILLIS JAMES, II. DYER,
- JOSEPH HOLDlCH.
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Musfe.

GOTTsCHALK's CONCERT THIS EVENING.
The second Concert of Mr.. Gottschalks fare
well series takes place this evening at Nibos Saloon
Tie first Concert was crowded to excess and We have
no doub. that as the time draws near for his hnal
appearance that the importantly for admissions will be
more pressing than ever. Miss Lucy Sirnons will also
appear and the whole programme will be on the basis OF
first class Concert.
MR. wEHLI AND NILE DE KATow.
Mr.. Wehli and Nile DE Katow will give
Grand Concert at the Academy Of Music Brooklyn.
this evening assisted by several wen-known and
popular artists We commend them TO the Brooklyn
people as worthy Of the fullest and meet liberal
patronage
GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT TO THB MEssRs 2ARiLI
This interesting event takes place this even
in at Irving Hall The brothers Barili will De assist
ed by their pupils, Mr.. Alfred H. Pease and Anstei
Alfred Bsrili who Is said to be musical genius
Barili's Philharmonic Society win also sssist.
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Providence st the residence Of HE brother
IN law on Friday 2lh inst, Joseph Brdsam sou oil me
ATE Hon Samuel w Brigham OF Providence, X. l. a.,
of this City he for many connected WIN
the Office Of tho United Ststes Circuit Court Tor the seu'n
err District Of New York. - ~, o.
dsushier OF Michael nd Frances Emanuel In the S'n year
Of her age. , ..u ,..,,.a
10 attend her funeral from No. AIT 6tstss on wednesday,
the 18th inst u O'Clock D. m , 49,.
Henry sou Of Rsbeccs L. and the late George s. Fox ssea
20 yesrs. v.,a u.s. hama.
Wrstchessr Wednesday morning March 49, st ii o'clock
Carriages DO In waiting u Mott Haven Dep on the Nh
"a. al the O. m train from Twenty dX.hsL Harlem Hail!
road.
IOCKE-At Glens Fsli& Warren County. ". r. on Sandy
March u. Ire Locke szed o. Ssv. aud na1.ha
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fAdvertisement
A RARE CHAYCg.-I offer selections from my
'immense assortment Of Ready made Clothing. GENTS
and BOYS at cost. ISAAC V. BROkAw,
No "a Fourth.ave. and No. G2 Lafayette place.
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ADVERTISEMENT
SEVENTEEN HOUSES SAVED FROM BURGLARS
IN THKEg WEEKS The Office Of the Burglar Alarm
Telegraph is removed 10 No. 1875 Broadway. 4.
HoLATs
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Court Of Appeals.

| ALBANY Tuesday March p. 1865.
The following is the day calendar OF the Court
LOT Appeals for ednesday March 29; Nos. 6. T. ~,
10 H. H. IA, IS 10 and II. No afternoon session.
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CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THE USPORTU-
sATE.-32 page pamphlet, with full particulars free
Address Dr. w. K MERwIS L. Co., No. Us Liberty st..
New.York.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CARRIAGEs-ADAMs& Cone, REPOSITORY, ga
Bdway cor CT. Jones-st. fine assortment Of elegant
heavy and light CAgRIAGEs. their own manufacture.
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IAdyertisernent.]

JRRPERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Childrcns Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. Jefiers. No. 573 Broadway.
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IAdyertisement.l .
Conys. BUSIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARIE No TOO broadway
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mARRIE ID.

PARsONs-SHANNON-A Salem, Mass Monday March
81 Nv bs Rev DR. Briggs Charles Parsons Of Brooklyn
" to Lizzie H. daughter Of Isaac W. Shannon esd oil that
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IAdyertiSneI

Advertisement
Messrs. FOWLER a. WELLS, PhrenOlogists,
give Charts of Character daily at No. $50 Broadway
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MATHEMATICIAN Fair.

NORTHWESTERN Fair.
The people Of the North West have entered upon TIL: IN
deaks with renewed warmth and undated enthusiasms
finding by experience that Fer which in the Eastern ces
becom. hsckne yed insi uon n In the great ss
cultural West the most appropriate mean. Of making m peep
available for the benefit Of the Soldiers through
the Sanitary Commission. -
Their request for aid from New York limited and mode
They desire contributions Of such works Of sr pictures
stsusry jeweIy and fancy articles secondhand
which will be fully appreciated and greatly valued In The
West, wnrre the pioneer population continually Obliged .
deal with have had Little opportunity to srsty thsk
taste for art.
following committees have been organized for this city
II requested that donations Of every hind shall bs sent h
before the 10th Of April Contributions In money VIII
invested IN the above mentioned articles being ~
most profitable shapes IN which theyca be transmitted;
MRS. DAVID LANE. Chairman
MISS MILLER Secretary.
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, Treasurer.
Dry Good. and Fissnce. Architectural Omaments.
Mrs. DAVID LANE. Mrs HENRY A. COlr
Mrs. r. NJ. HUNT
India Rubber Goods.
Mira c. DEGEN.
Curiosities.
Mn. LAURA GIBBS.
Rook, and Stationery. Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
NJ, MARCUS SPRING Mrs X. M. BLATCkFORD.
"'' Mra 8. WEIR ROOSEVELT.
Toys-Mrs q. J. CORNELL.
Millinery
Miss GARDINER.
Donations In money will be received BY JAMES AROUSE.
WELT Treasurer, No. 81 Msidrn-lsne.
kind should be seat TO the rooms Of sno
Sanitary Commission, No. S!s Broadway (up stairt.
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Cooper acknowledgements Of the Society for
the Advancement Of Science and Art" THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. Mr.. Bryant DR. Girls Horace Greeley. Judge
DAILY Pref Dor-rnu., J. D. vsrnum, Lorenzo Sherwood
Randall Prof Gale and other speasers. will address the
Asssnbsgs various sgbjeets Members and ohsrs inter
es,ed cen cbtain ticket. from ROBERT ". C. GRAHAM,
Treasurer Ne. la broadway; JOHN DiSTCRNEL No JJ9
Roadway SD ~. ire Cerk Of the Cooper Institute
SAMUEL II' Es,U5 PRIME. HENRY ORiELLY, and
CHARLES 4 afGLY, Committee Of Arrangements.
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Ladies, Fair,
FOR TER

BENEFIT or THE ORPHANS OF THE FREEDMEN,
Now open at Dodworth's Hall. No. BOG Broadway.
To be continued WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March
20 and 30.
The cooperation 10 earnestly solicited Of ali friends Of the
helpless Orphans Of the Freedmen by Of money
or purchasing the beautiful and useful articles prepared by the
ladies who have gotten up this Fair Adnttsnce free Auc
ton every evening
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irrespective Of party, wheths
earnestly invited 90 attend
Hon. N. J. RAYMOND.
GEORGE II. PURSEH, eco.
Hon. OR1SOS BLUNT.
WASHINGTON MURRAY,
Col. y. A. CONKLlNO,
EDWARD SCHKLL, esq,
Hon. SIMEON DRAPER,
DOUGLASS TAYLOR, eco.
Col {. w. DARLING,
}. w. FOWLER, esq.,
ABRAM LENT, esq,
EDWARD BOSSELL, esq.
u. W. BLUM esq..
FREDERICK GEfBERT, %
r. II. hccuRDY. esq,
WIN. A. QUEST. esq.,
c. J. LIVINGSTON, esq.
HENRY l.. CLINTON, esq.,
Capt. THO. BRONSON.
Col. J. y. RYER,
HENRY A. TAILrR, ESQ.,,
sTFPHE.
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Rashtea's II. w CsF Zine,
For Coughs Colds aud lnhusns~ THY preparation smpA
u m composition. pleasant to the sa.s aud sasc.uA In ~
cure. Nc. 10 Aston HOUSE earuaS Rs,cavsG p
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For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
TIE Cursr-" Bxowxs BRONCHIAL rRocHn'." or Cough
Lor-nxe, are Of grusi value. In Coughs Irritation Of the
Throat osased by cold Unusual EIer,ou of the vocal or
,s, In speaking In public or singing they produce the 90.
ban etc ri resuhs
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The United Meetings Of the Ninth and Fifteenth
Wards having In each instance proved perfect ard
the large hall having been crowded TO such extent
prevent many from attending the meeng Il has been de-
cded by tho General Committee of both Wards to hold
separate meetings for the purpose Of dyns and
for tho Conscrips who have been recently drafted and
make nsements for the essbisent Of . Recruiting
Office in each Ward. In conformity therefore with this
rangement the Fifteenth Ward will hold meeting FRI
DAY EVENING, Dist inst, at o'clock At Hope Chapel No.
Broadway for the purpose Of adopting ill the
quota OF the fneenth Ward An the residents Of this Ward
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, J. A. VAN BOSKIRK. esq..
A. VREDENBURGH, esq,
NICHOLAS WALSH, esq,
A. CLARK, eco,
G Coils Il b pE ss1ht' blR8broRD
o. OTTENDORFER. ESQ.,,
Capt. G. II. MARSHALL,
RALPH CLARK, esl..
ERAsTUs G. BENEDICT.
5. WEIR ROOSEVELT, esq..
Gen. II. q. STEVENS.
JAMES ID. OLIVER, esq..
WILLIAM CHAUNCEY, esq.
OTIS u. SWAN, ESQ.,
Hon JOHN &. GREEN,
Col. LOUIS BURGER.
Major ROBERT IRWIN,
A. HATHAWAY. esq,
MICHAEL SMITH, esq,
PUiLBIN.
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WANTS.


WAETED-A Practical Joiner wants
w a situation 10 some country town, where he etu
Address Box az, MeadvIle Post-ohce. augi4:H6
WANTED-Agents to sell rOUR GREAT
w cAP4Aus." The Life and Campaigns Of Grant,
Sherma aud sheridan. in enc vol Addraa8 tmme
asfely, S GREEN, Room 4. American BuilclDgi
Clevelaad, o. augI4:z
WAHTED-Aqens tor SHERMAN and
w His CaOpaigns," by Co.'s. Bowman and Irwin.
See extsuded advertisement in aaOther colnmn
sugi4.z37 sdltwlt C.k. VENT W..
ROR SALE-MOCKING BIRDS-One
Z hundred and fifty fne males. ! only remain q
few days, and may be iound on the Public Square, or
al the Golden Eagle Hotel, No. 81 Lighthouse st.,
near ths FsilIOad track CHAs. EsPIsH.
r OST-On Saturday evening, on Euclid
II st., between Erie and the Nunnery, a Black
Thread Lace Veil whoever will return it 70 this
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ohio Politics.

The Union men of Williams county held
their nominating convention at West JEFF
fefsOn on the 9th inst4 and a good ticket
was nominated with great unAnimity.
A Senatorial Convention for the Ash
land and RichIAnd District will be held on
Monday, August 7sth, 1865.
The Yallandighamites held q meeting in
Cincinnati on Thursday evening, address
ed by AIeek Long, Henry Clay Dean and
William NJ. Cory. Considerable ofa rum
pus was kicked up by a lifelong Demo-
Graf" named SoArdh who combatted the
ctsses Rights doctrines of the speakers.
The doctrines Of soArds we're evidently
unpopular, and he was called to order and
left in disgust