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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
occrpi-d ty Charles T,ih,, the b ur two mile.
and half above Keehnk-9o AGRA OF laid Is untey .
high Of and we'll enesi Fine growth
Of ut all fruits and grapes hrok house con-
tanning rooms, good cellar eastern and ont hou..s
desirable country rrsidence Possession the frrt OF o
tober Title perfect Enquire Of
augs HB FgS-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11
DOR SALE-A Brick CottIoe Dwell

u Ing House. With rooms, cellar extern fun lot
veil enced with lots Of fruit rees situated Fulton
street, between 10th and 1lth Streets Keokuk Title
good. kaqsreo OF Imay1sl n. B. 3EN1yCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

LOR SALE-IO sores Of tho best lani
In this section. we'll calculated for eikher Rrapeso
other fruit and all under the very highest o.
cultivation 10 situated within miies Of nv ONCE an
will be sold with without the crops now spon it, m
Gnareos n. B. fES-ErCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

tSOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
House, nov occupied by William ydneill With 81
rooms cistern, cellar, wood house. full 10, and vel
fsnoed With fruit trees &C. situated High b~swes
Seventh and Eighth streets keokuk. title good Per
session lat Of october. Enquire OF
jy14 II. fEN-EYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

LUX SALE-The west half of two
Il nory double brick Dwelling House containing sa
rooms cisern good cellar; house oaked all
over lot and all in good order SITUATED mean
81 IxtA and Des Moines street, Title good
Price ~ 500 Enquiries OF H.B. 1RN-KYCK.
nche
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

k'OR SALE-A desirable resi{ enee. The
story Brick fIous. eccupiedt., @ g Fuller.
on concert. b+f~-~n Twelfth and ThItteensh streets
TITS property 10 In good repair, aud rnentiy
ranged Title perfect sagleI III. b lTEN-EYCE.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
1ApraHE OF BOOTH AHn HIS ACr0MFL ICES.

WAsnrxrrnx. April l5.-. \ st~amrr ar
rive.l at this CITY from Baltimore k$t evening,
stating that the a$sassips have been arrested.
Bnnth was caughr somewhere IN the v''l"i'y
Of Baltimore, am, the mrrdrrrS Of wv. Seward, ,
two III number were also arrested. i'"i!i'ty not
known, From cvirnr" uhiainr'l it il deemed
ilighlv prohable that tie man win. st?h!c'l
Seward WAS John Smith, Of i'r"'e ''errg''
Maryland.
ANDREW JOHNSON swoRS IN AS PRESIDENT.
WAsu1SGroH, April l5.-Vire- President
An,lrcw johnson was sworn IN as President of
the United States, at eleven o'clock this morn
,no. The ceremonies were very impressive
Mr.. Johns:u received the oath # President
with the most profound grief. TIL" city is
dlaped in mourning; all bn,incss, public and
private, is susrerel; the rcnplc, on"" ana all.
move through the streets with The most so csnn,
somhre faces; intense feeling still prevails
throughout the country.
DEArI! OF Mr.. 1IANsELL.
WAsuIxGrox, April 15.-Mr lIamscll, the
messenger of the State Department, who was
in attendance on Dr. Seward, died odar. Mr..
Seward is in prccarious condition.
JOHNSON AND THE CABINET.
WAsHINGrnH, April l5.-Pr's. Johnson.
at - o'clock, called a meeting Of his Cabinet
and told the different secretaries to continue
the duties Of their offices, and proposed al
ranecmeut for the funeral of the late Pres:-
dent.
ORDER TO BE- PRESERVED ~ BALTIMORE.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

IN BEHALF OF TIE CITIZENS OF CAMDEN
and vicinity any and MI persons having provisions
W their possession arc earnestly requested to send
their surplus to this point ;or sale Or distribution TO
the needy. 1t is known 10 all that the enemy in Ills
course lel very ,.w !r:@4 Or mules. and in many
places al Tho provisions were taken; 50 that those
who may have surplus to dSims, o have no nlralls
Fclrng it 70 market.
There large number % parsons living IN lie
town able to purchase supplies, but they are not t.
be had at any price. and unless help CONES rom
ahroud great suffering must inSrc
Persons can deliver pruvisinrs any kind the
Railr .ad and they will I've brought UP and delivered t"
MIR. James Dunnp, lntcnlant :ic town, x'i'o will
sci. or distribute rs the owner NIT. .direct.
H. is requested also that persons The Railroad
will send up wood ny the Trains as it 's impossibls
or mlnv 1c suppI"d b. the ew wagons around.
All ARTICLES sent up tn Mr.. Dunlap will bc promptly
attended to, ps ah.,vn mentioned.
Citizens below ualnhrn: the acts arc bri,ro you
AMI your s'GferiHg brehcrcn aTpca to You or assist
ancc. Arc you unwilling to respond. mA and sec
or yourselves. aud Your he"rfs must he moved.
AJEX'DR- r0LCL0UGH.
March II Captain commanding Post.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03

From MEx1cs.--On the 27;h of March, was
officially Published in the CITY Of Mexico Maxi-
uilaus decree confirming all the confiSarons
aud sales of church property male nldcr for
nrr Governments, amounting to fnany millions
s,f dollars. This Is severe blow at the ecclc-
s,ias1cal rule, which has swaycd Mexico since
It's settlement by Europeans. One of its ef'
fcr,s will be the establishment of religious tol
Grafton in tile county, and it has caused IN
tense excitement among the priests and the
church party generally. Another decree,
merging the church power int" that OF the
Ssatc, was expected soon to follow.
Another excitement arose OFT Of the resi- e.
'nation of the several members OF the Empe-
rur's cybinet, which, however, Was not sup
pn-c'l to have been inGnced wholly by his de-
cree against the church.
additional successes Of the imperial arms
are announced, and new adhcsions to the Em-
pirc of important republican le ders are
claimed.
There was large number of prominent
Americans in Mexico.
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School Notice.

yr5sIlE SITBSCRIBER'S. SCHOOL WAS OPkNED;s
ON the 9th inst and is now continued at thes,
School room nj the Camden Association, where appll
cation for admission he made The present ses-'
sion will coatinue to the lst August and the next ron
lss September to 10Th December.
''' HENRY N BRUINS.
Nav =
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he would I've brought to his house.

he would te brought to his house.
The entire city tonight presents scene OF
wild excitement.
The military authorities have despatched
anouuted patrols in every direction, in order, If
possible, to arrest the assassins, while the Me
sropelitan Police are alike vigilant for the same
purpose. -
The assassins' attacks, both on the President
and on Secretary Seward took place at the
's.u,c hour, 10 o'clock. thus showing rrrr"n'
certed plan tn a,SaSsimate both.
Vice. President johnson is in the city, and
his hotel quarters are guarded E'E tr""rs
THE prrrrTH ,TnEs OF rnt: DEEI:s FOUND OUT.
WAstl1xGro, CITY, No. +5s Tenth Street,
80 IL. m.. April l5.-lf%j. tit". j"r, Nee
}-nrs. The l'rr<irut c"ntinuCS inseusib!c,
and is sinking.
Secretary Seward remains without change
Frederick Stewards sknIi i>3iracrurcd in two
-nlaces, besides Il severe cut upon the htaa.-
'rbe attendant is still alive, but his condition is
hopeless.
Mai. Stewards wonuS arr. not dangerous.
1t is now aSctrtainrd with reasonable Ger
3aintv that swu a>saS>i inS were Engaged III the
horrible cri,nrs-W Wiik.'< Boot, beng the al G
1lat shot the President; the other Il comian-
iun OF his, Who's, nan is not known. but
whose description is So clear that he ca'l lard
ly escape. ;.
II appcars from letter fourd in Bn";'s
trunk that the murder WAS planned b"f"rc tlc
+ih ii March. hu; f!i t;tr"igh then. hrranse
the acco,n pIirr "'ack"d ont Nn:iI iiich'n'n';
,,.,rlI l,c Ir,rI frun
l;ccth au,! '',S accompiice w':"aS tl'c livery
+enhlc at 6 u';:iwk last evening, .snd Ic!:. there
viii, ,E,ir horses ;,hnnt 10 n'riocE, or shortly
before that h,nrr. 1t wnn.d SsHrn that they
had for several ,Envs been srrkt4 their rha"cc
lr, for som. unknown rva>nn ii WAS n't car
ricd into effect untii last nj .h. Sinr oF thern
has evidently made his way /" Baltimore he
shrr has not Yet been TRACED.
lSi:ne'U l.. Il. STANTON
Secretary of Var.
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May |
Notice.
SECOND S. G., HOSPITAL, I
FLORENCE, s. c., March %, 1862

FLORENCE, S. c., March %, 1862
DRIvATE j. HAMILTON PRTElT, co N, stt
i S. C.. VII eers and I. p. Galloway, 20, Hr
2lsts. c. volunteers; who were employed as nurses
in the Hospital left suddenly tse night OF the 2sth
February last without permission and are still absent
without autho ity and against my'wish, and do au.
thorize any in authority arrestlhem Wherever they
may be found do therefore publish item as deserts
ers. =. !.
r. 4. DARGAN, -.
April ; Surgeon in charge.
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Will stand foi the Season,

4 FINE CllESNUT STALLIuN, At llOBK1Rh
HILL. at one hundred dollars OF its equirolent in
provisions. lie is oM Of Thoroughbred marc, by a
Morgan horse, and rides and draws admirably. No
marc will be served until the money is paid.
Groom fees, S..
April 7-l2 JOHN CASTEY.
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HEADeuARrERs MIDDLE Department,
Eighth Army Corps,
Baltimore, Nd, April Is, 1865,

Sperinl O,ders No. 0l.-Por.l. .
The assassination of the President Of the
United Safes and the Secretary Of State call
for the following orders
The utmost rigor Of military discipline and
authority will he enforced in this city and de-
part,ncnt until further orders.
All persons are hereby noiiie'l that asseIu~
hlagcs Of more than three persons will not lie
permitted.
Tn" rickcts on all the roads are hereby or
tlrrD.d to arrest all suspicious persons.
Market Wagons will be pcrnritt'd To come
into the city, but must not be allowed to pass
ont without written pass from the Provost
Marshal of the Department.
No boats or trains will he permitted to !enSe
the city until further orders, without pernls-
sion from these headquarters.
No vehicles spsfl be permitted to pass ou' of
Tive city on any at the roads.
Good order must prevail III this city. The
Provost Marshal of irc Corps Is hereby direct
ed to cooperate with the police authorities and
preserve the peace of The city.
1t is imperative upon all goo'l and loyal
citizuns to ASSIST in enforcing al The orders Is
suc,l Ly the civil or military authorities in their
efforts to suppress all manifestations ofSympa.'
thy with the frndish CRIME so gr''ssly in viola
tinn Of all law, human or divine.
BY command nf
Brevct Erig. Gen. NORRIS.
SAMUEL. i. LAWRENCE, A. 4. G.
ForrGsss MONROE. April lG.- The news Of
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JOHN CANTEY,r
CIEd.s LAR.

HEADQUARTERS PasT OF CAMDEN,
Ma cli I6. 1865.
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DESCRIPTION ~ B'rnTll.

J. Wilkes Bnntl. the murderer, Sth" Young
est son Of the elder Both. the Iragcdiam. lie
is ;nan 0! violent disposition, AMI is " ported
to be at times partially insane. At The cont,
mrnrenerl Of ,hc: war, he rc,id"'! Ill rart.'rl
tna.:t7, and was tlien knosu a. cNrenH III li'>
srrcs.inu prorliv;tirs sul sympathy with the
Sonth. IN the cndc:;vur to thrn| Marylund
into .ic vortex Of, the rrh"l". he was an ar
tive though '!'scur' agitator. Since then, we
have heard littl" Of him, except us IN actor Ill
this aud other cities. Whether he nnlrr'"ofi
the tcrribc work which has plunged the nati'7r
into sorrow " his own volition r,r At the nsSl-
CATION Of othrr and more pr"H'incut traitors, is
q fact that may never be known.
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The English House of Peers at present CON
ssl of one Prince, two Royal Dukes three
Archbisbops, twenty.four Dukes, thirty>one
Maruniscs, l5s Earls, thirty-one Viscounts,
twcu, ,v-eig ght bishops, and l5S Barons. As
tie Bishop of bath and Wells sits also as Ba-
ron of Auckland, the total number Of peers is
435.
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Marcel, II
Notice..

MY THOROUtiHBRED HORSE ''CLTVE'. BY
ISl Eutaw Shark. dam fulia by Monarch will
stand,,a, Col Shannons plantation 4 mile east Of
Camdon from Monday to Wednesday,, each week, dl-
ring the spring season
Terms One Hundred Dollars payable in advance.
May IL JAS. II. MCLEOD.
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Special N Offices.
COUNCIL NOTICE.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
ADriI 27th 1865,

ATA MEETING OF COUNCIL TILE FoLr oW-
ING resolutions were adopted and ordered tc be pub
lisilcd.
Resolved That the time for removing otatruc!ioos
from tho sitc walks and aedconon, ard all oarn-
sre matte: from the los, be extended to The 5th OF
May next.
Resolved, That the penalty for violating the or'i'
nance against firing guns within he bounds Of the
town, also for hogs remaining nj large will be rgidy
enforced. W. l.. i-IGtiSIA,
May e1erh.
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4 pril ;
NOTICE.
Notice..

l. EARNESTLY REQUEST ALL THOSE lNDEBr::
! EDto me by oren account to settle the SAME
promptly, have been heavy loser by the raid anil
it il most important to prevent serious cmbarrass-
ment. that sh ould have my affairs settled up
March 81 hobT. A. hENNEu1'
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rel'srapbIc corc'po1deneo Ciaclaaau CONNER
From Chattanooga.
CHlrrAN1cuA, June 4.

CHATTANOOGA, June 4,
Files or late Georgia papers are re-.
ccvcd. The Columbia (Georgin) En-
quirer of the 29th OF May, contains t. rc
port OF public meeting held at that
place. y number OF prom incut men
wcrc appointed as n committee TO drall
resolutions expressive Of The present
sentiments Of the people, reporting. as
follows
Let The war being over, il is the daty
.or all TO submit to the powers Of the
United States.
I'd. They earnestly desire TO have
peace and order restored, and some step
adopted to restore tue State to It's old
position.
81. They regard the assassination Of
Abraham Lincoln with ubhorrcncc.
They request that tho United States
troops be retained in the country until
peace is fully restored.
OH. They earnestly solicit other
counties TO meet and adopt similar reso.
buttons.
George Il. Johnson, X. j. Mott and ].
IA. Mouslin werr appointed committee
10 visit Gen. Wilson, and obtain permits.
sion to 80 to Washington to lay the
resolutions before the Government.
Tho Telegraph, OF Macon, ohidcs the
people of the States Tor not maniicsting
moro interest in its future welfare and
lrchahiimeu,.
Tho Milledgcvile Recorder saws Il is
10th TO believe that il is the settled
policy OF the government 20 continue
military rule over the South for an in.
definite period.
The great wheat harvest has com
lmencod in Southern Georgia. II is
+ Thought there will be enough grain for
domestic consumption.
! Work has been stopped on the South
, CWoina Railroad bolwecn Augusta aud
Branchyille.
In Augusta, every person sending or
receiving a tcleCraphic message. is re-
qulred TO furnish evidence of having
taken the oath of allegiance,
About tlity new buildings are in pro,
grcss Of erection in Atlanta from the
, ruius of burnt hous,s.
The authorities OF Atlanta have IN,
the streets at that city cleared Of III,
, debris len by Shcrman's army,
q Cotton 10 beng shipped from Augusta
, w Savannah as fast as boats can carr
/.
" Large numbers of negroes who LEI
u their masters, are dying OF starvation Il
i Inc vicinity OF the large towns, to whiCl
A they had locked.
!. The Atlanta Road Is progressing vcr
. slow y, The negro force employed on
a work very slow.
D Railroad communication with Rom,
4 by way of Kingston, Is completed.
4 {. III, Grusvenor, Colucl Of the IS,
I Ohio, commander ottlis post, has bee
Q broyvt.cd Dtgsiier General.
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IL is the best family Maehire.
II II isdshnit'on OF simplicity 'per
ection.h
The needle cannot be set wrong.
The n,mmcr, Feller aud Braider are ac.
knowlgdggd to be superior TO all other.
A pauteutcd doyiee prevents its bein
turned backward
tits entirely poiseless,
1t received the Gold Medal Of the Ameri
can Institute in S63.
1t received the Silver Medal Of tho ''Nes
York Stale Fair" 1854.
IL ltreoeiyed he Silver Medalorthe "Penn.
sylyRuiA State Fair" 1854.
lt also received the first premium for
l"TuE BEsr SlwIN0 MACHiNE" at the great
l"NEw EAGtANp FAIR" the"Nermout State
Fair" aud the e"Indiana State Fair" 1864.
send for a circular containing full intor.
mation, notices from the press, testimonials
from tnose using the msehine- &c.
L2 AGENTS WANTED IL
James WILCOX.
Manufacturer 5Os Broadway, New York.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NYw YORK sos Broadway.
BOSTON S2S Washington Street.
PHlIADELPHIA-5l5C IS Chestnut Street.
CHICAGO -l5S Lake etreet.
CINCINNATI ~ 20 West 4lh Street,
INDIANAPOLIS 4 West Maryland Street.
LONDON l35 Regent Street.
! PARlS--S2 Boulevard de sebsstopol.
HAMBURG---s4 Herm mn Street.
| VlkRNA--9 WilnpretmaFket.
! BRuSskIs-l2 Rue CroiSAie.
SYDNEY, AUsTRALIA--2sa P.tt street.
1,EV. ISAAC GROUSE, Agent.
Melmsse Ssnsca Co. o.
April 21--ly
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
rREAsuRY pEPARTMrNrl

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIcG or NoNrtgoLLEK 90 riN cVRRENcYl
Washington, March l6lh, ls65.S
WurRTAs. by satisfactory evidence nre.
scntCd TO the undersigned, il has been MAJ
to appear tina, "rhe First Natioual Rank of
Tinin, !" In the City Of Thin, in the County
Of Seneca, aud state OF Ohio. has been duly
oIgauiEei under and according TO the re-
quir,myuts Of the Act OF Congress entitled
."An Act TO provide National Currency
secured by pledge Of uaited States Bonds
sud TO provide Tor tho circulation and re
dempiion thoreol," approved jane Sd. ls64.
and have complied with all tho provisions
OF ,ssid Act required 10 be complied with
before rommcueing the business OF Banking
uu,lcT said act.
The oaiee Of Comptroller Of the Currency
being vacant,
Now, therefore, | Samuel T Hova,l.
Deputy Compuolcr OF the Currency, do
hereby certify that The First n ttionai Bank
OF rilhn." IN the City OF THIN, M M,
County OF Seneca, md State of Ohio. Is
authorized 20 commerce the business of
bauSlnG upder thy Act Aforesaid.
In testlmony Nhertol, vitncss nv hand
end sssl Of oiliee, this Sixt,en,h day Of
March. lst5,
tstAL) SAMUEL y. HOWARD,
80 s0ul pspaiy Comptroller cilhe Cunsnsy
H--- -. is6s
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J.H HoRD, seo'y
| Townships and Ward Meetings.

| Townships and Ward Meetings.
The qualified Uuion voters OF the rcspco
tive Townships Of Seneca County, aud
Wards VI the City Of Tiiiin, Ohio, who were
in favor Of the policy Of the late President
Lincoln. Ond who nc friendly TO the pree
cot Administration Of the Natornl and
State Goyptmcnts, erc hu,by notified to
meet at their respective places Of holding
elections, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY oFjuNE,
1865. nt | o'clock ?. w., Of said day. and
ibcn and there arront delegates 10 repre-.
sent said Townships and Wards,in the Union
County Convention to be held in Tiiin on
Saturday, the 18th day OF June, 1865.
Tho basis ofsuch representation is one dele.
gate for N,ty s5 ,ol,s, or fraction Of ~
votes given Tor Abraham Lincoln in lsGi
The Sppordoi melt Of delegates is asiollows,
to wit.
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Tinin, o, April lst, ieoo'Sw.
Gas Works for sale.
$4,000.

The Gas works ofthe City of Tiffin. Sepees
county, Ohio, is offered for sale with all
rights, title and privileges thereto belonging
--metegs in houses Of consumers--gas fitting
shop and tools, also dwelling house and
lot opposite works r. r. freight car for
eoal--and every appurtenanee and privilege
necessary to carry on said gas works Has
been in operation since le9A POSSESSION
given Immediately. Price Of gas S. so cents
per thousand cubic feet.
Also small steam Eng inc and Boiler
s250.00.
Apply To j.J. GWYN, THIN, Ohio, or 70
L. GNYN. Hamilton, Ohio.
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Notice.

The undersigned have formed co.
partnership under the firm Of Gross, Dorsey
{ Co., for the manufacture OF Woolen Goods,
JoHS @. GRoss,
STErnEs DoRsEr,
A. SAFFELL,
JONATHAN SAITH,
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Union County Con-
ycntiOn.

The union County Con,tn,ion of Seneca
County. will assemble at the Court nousein
Tifin, on
SATURDAY, TIE Inn DAY or
JUNE. 1865.
For the purpose Of nominating county
ticket. to.Wit.
one Candidate for Representative.
for County Treasurer.
{" for County Recorder,
for County Commissioner,
fot lrffmay Director,
AUD alro tor the purro,e ofsrrcinling hve
delcga,ss torspresent the county In The
unien State Couv,n,icn, to be held in Co
iumlus, co Wednesday ,ilc 9Iet day of June
next. aud the appointment ola Central
Crmust,ce for the ensuing year, aud ter the
transaction Of such other luein,fs a. may
i,gitlmatoly como before the Convention.
C.K WATSON, Chm.
Cen, Gem. Sen Co, y.
J.E UORD. Scc'y.
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PRESCRIPTIONS

Filled at all hours. Having om,
ployed a regular Prescription clerk /,
! am able to please all.
j. + MARQUAhDT.
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G, X. WATSON, Chm.
Union Cen. Com. Sen Co q.
J. X. HoRD, sccy.
NAV. II il6S.
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The canal at Du,eA Gap, cut ly
order Of Genenral Butler, allows pas.
sage for vessels drawing seveu feet ~
water, and is now rogulary used by such
STEAMBOATS, aud other cran as do not
draw over that depth.
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A CARGO or CRuArERs "A small
schooner arrived al this port on Thurs
day morning with cargo OF two hundred
aud Gny dozen of bull frogs. They wore
taken IN the vicinity Of TousSng, and
were still aliyo and cruasing on arrival
At this point they are put ap in ,hin per-
forOted cases aud shipped 10 PiIsburg, -
SaadVsky Recis.sr.
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07~Sena,oi Ramsey Of Minnesota ia
at Washington for the purposs OF raising
1890 more cavalry men 20 crush eut
the luliaa reb
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
SCHOOL EXAMINER 'SN0TICE
To DAncherS.

The School Examiners CT Seneca county.
will hold examinations at the Office Of the
Exaniuers, in Tonibs Block, Tiiiin, Ohio, :,
for the year 1865, as follows;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08

OF Corn and wheat crops in South
wescrn Virginia and southern West
Virginia ere reported 70 be abundant, aud
In foe growing condition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-08
Exeoutor's Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed aud
qua lifsd as executor oi tho last will and
testament OF John Stroh, late Of senecs
CeuETy, Ohio. deceased,
Ny 25.a, 1856 .--Sw.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-07

CnIREpv1 IMAGES We have bad the pleasure
OF exa0,iafegJ quantity Of gold received by
DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., from Honduras, in pay
merit for their medicines, which are extensively
sold throughout Central America. Among
massive crosses, bracelets, aud chains, are the
rude images which have been taken from the
graves OF the Cbirsqui chief-birds, turtles, ser
pents, bugs aud reptiles done in solid gold
They carry us back beyond historic times, to
periods aud places where barbarism reigned
supreme. They seem 10 come here now in
mute appeal from the winding sheets OF their
ancestors, to ask for the simple Indians in the
mountains, medical protection from cultivated
skill, against diseases which gather them up il
too early graves. Ignorant and unletiered as
they are, they have learned Of the white man
enough to know where to apply for relief, aud
that will brnglit. Our well known towns
men, allowed named, inform us that they re-
quire their remttanecs from foreign countries
now 10 be nude 10 silver aud gold --a1s ~
Lo,ceH Ssatinel, Mass.