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The New York herald., 1865-02-19
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE or STEALING WOOL

Two men, named Patrick ouirk and Patrick DAWN,
arrested by officer Doyle OF tho First precinct
charged with having stolen two balcs Of WOOL valued
rx hundred dollars belonging TO Mr. Abraham NILS Jr,
doing business Al No 30 Broad street. II is alleged that
the defendants and another man. arrested feloniousy
removed the wool from tho storehouse 10 Marketneld
street 70 ouirk's Junk shop, ~ Morris street. from
whence, u alleged, the wool takcn by DAWN 70
some place unknown. Both the accused parties deny
their guilt but Justice Hogan required them 70 give ball
In the gum OF one thousand dollars each 10 answer
Qurk s thirty four years Of age, and lives at 81 Groen
wch street; Dawn is laborer and resides ai ISwash
inatop street,
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
williamsburg CITY News.

RncsurrlSo IN rHp SsoOvp CONGRESSIONAL DfsyniCH -
six hundred dollars bounty offered Saturday for
recruits in this district but only "a colored mani
obtained. Provost Marshal Wadron has everything In
readiness for draft but received Saturday orders
in regard 70 H.
FouHm JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT the absence OF
Justice Daley at the oil regions, Justice walter Is pre-
siding at this court
CHECK FoUSD.-A check on the Fourth National Bank
for nine hundred and nifty dollars NO 1911 found
in South Seventh street. T. D. and left the Forty hh
precinct station house. Ia drawn In favor OF Quigey
Bros.
ELoYysEsrThe wife OF n gentleman residing In Java
street. e D., recently eloped with a man who had a
home At sh. house. and nothing has boon hoard Of their
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

The now rebel dag ID ofhcialiy described follows
The width twothrds Of It's length, with tho Union
(now used as the battle ag to be in width threo hs
Of the width OF the flag and propoioned leave
tho length Of the field the side OF the Union twice the
width below II; TO have the ground red and broad
blue satier thereon borered with white embazoned
with mullets or five pointed stars corresponding in num-
ber to that Of the Confederate Sates the field TO be
white except the outer half the Union which shall
b . red bar extending the width Of the nag.n
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
House Of Representatives.
WAsH,Ncror. Feb. 10, 1Se

S1rE ARMY RATION
On motion Of Mr.. IscERsoLr, rep) Of ILL.,, the Com
mttec on Military Affairs instructed 10 inquire into
the e1pedency Of providing in all where less thsn
full ratons are Issued 70 soldiers that the difference be
made up In money
rHs INTERNAL mvESur piLL PAsmp.
The House then proceeded 10 act the amendments,
reported yesterday from the Committee Of the whole on
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
Missouri Legislative Festivities.

OF LOUIE, FED IL, 1900
The State Legislature has accepted invitation from
tho Chamber Of Commerce Of this city 10 visit st. Louis
and partake Of banquet They have designated Tues
day next as the time for the festival The State Convsa.
tion u also invited to shsre In the festiviLsa
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
News from Sc. Domingo.

Advices have been received from st. Domingo 70 tho
10th Of December Ia Up 70 thai date the Of tho
action Of the Spanish government the st. Domingo
question: had boon received by the Dominicans and
fighting was stiil actively carried on.
Various prominent residents Of Turks Island and Hay
have sent into the Dominican their adhesion
70 the national cause.
The provisional government lately made appeal 70
the people for loan OF hundred thousand dollars
Although the country Is poor and the people exhausted
by their long struggle with the Spanish nvade the
Spouse 70 this call has been highly gratifying In less
than month forty-four thousand dollars were raised,
and there every prospect that the entire loan will bs
filled.
The population OF Hato Mayor had declared for the
provisional government
President Polanco has issued address 10 the Doini
soldiers encouraging them TO persevere in repeng
tho Spaniards
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
Personal Intel1irence.

VIM. Murphy, for several years OF our New York
and Sandy Hook pilots who enlisted private the
night the arrived here Of the firing Fort SUMTER
and has served faithfully since has just been
mssioned by the Governor Of New Jersey scutenant
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines s-wHEELER WILSON Gc brosawsy -
heel a Wilsont "A ru Hole Nsebin"
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

To Purify AND Enrich the gSsood, nd
b~autfy the complexion, HEIMBoLDS HIGHLY con-
1FSTRATED FLUID EXTRACT sARSA PARyIiA one
equals in strength gallon ~ the Syupor Dccocon-
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

All Ladies' Should Use Stcrling's Ambre-
STA hair II and beautihes anA
renders hair glossy.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Department..
BArrrxoKx, Feb. is, 1885,
Captain d. Gilman. Of the regular army Commssary
and Subsistence Department has been relieved and
cecdod by Captain Howard Wells OF the United States
Volunteers, who has been connected with the Commits
sary Department hero since the beginning Of the rebel
lion.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

NcV n Few OF the Worst Disorders n<na
.,s' ia, frur, corr~r,Ion of The blood HAN.
RoI ps EXTRACT or sARsNARItLA Ia reine'f = %
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

on Region Corresponding Agency, For
furnishing Information uyon any ard III subjects p nus
~. III rea,ona send for ctrrnkr Address Johrs
Ir Co No n broadway, room bs. Franklin, yeaahgc
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

A Clear, smooth Skin and Beautiful
complexion follows the use Of HELMBOLD's CoNCEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT sAksAPARTIIA. II 10
black spots pimples and all erupons o< the skin
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

LouIsvuIx, KY, Feb 49, 1895.
Colonel James 8 Wallace formerly OF Philadelphia, and
for the past six years connected with the editorial
par,ment Of the Louisville Journal, died this morning
from paralysis
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashca
gold Information furnished Highest rates paid fer
Doubloons and Az kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, l6 Wall streeA
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Immeuss Pvtces Paid for Oid boohs..
800 oW SIervcscoftc fis'afrs ~ haha.
mn Mas sfrcet bet1w fs -kman street
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Address to Smokers.-P0llak ~ Son..
Neerschaum Manufacturers, COZ Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes and Cigar Holders at retail quito order tosd
mos unted with silver and repaired
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
why Injurs the Com ple xiou by Pow.

and washes which choke all trcs of the skin,
and short time leave harrh and drv' 1t ~ the blood
and " yoY want smooth and soft skin use uELasoLpS
EXTRACT or sARsArARJLLA. II uves a oriinncr Y
the complexion
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

BatcheI0r's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfees
Dive Facfo Bar street
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Cherokee Medicines for the Unforta-
naten page pamphlet with full particulars FREQ Ad.
Or w. X Merwin Co, 63 Liberty street Now YORK.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

He1rnbOld's Extract Of sarsn pa rino
eleanses blood nsuls the yiSr ~ hs
into the system, and purges out the humors iha
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints md
a1 diseases of the cured by DR. Eat HAtlE. 10
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Prizes Cnshed In All LegAliEed Lo4as-
ries Information given j. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Gems OF Magic Lanterns and Stcrsosre-
pc Pictures by Isngcnhe for private and public erhhs-
ion. -crc, Invoice just received By FN j EMSnkCHs
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

EXTRA CLASS bsS-FxsRUARY 49,
SO, o. 63 "a, As, as. 8, II, 81, 10, IS, 73, ~.
LIsRARY-CLAss s5sS-FxBauARy IS.
10, 27, 16, IS, 81, IS, "a, II, &C. TO- IL, IS, s..
Prizes cashed and information given.
j. CLUTE, Brokers' once.
l7g Broadyay N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

s.DIsensc is the Interest Paid for P1cO-
sure says senenous writer II you desire 70 stop rny-
this interest invalid reader you have only 70 cnc. hs
original oblig by going through course of HOSlET
THIS sTDM ACu RiTfERs whether you payiipg Tho
gloom hypohoudrs th. wnges " liver complaint or tho
phy soa poaraon yhch av.ngss all undue Indulgence -
soon ha In your favor and exempt from fsrsAsD
pain and inconvrnlence.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Omcial Drawings.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES.
EXTRA CLASS 163-FKsRUAEy Is.
l3 90 so, 60, 10, 6S, 80, 63, g. IT, 81, CO. a. a..
KEsrucKY-CLAss v.-fKBRuARY 49,
40, Is, II, -, 5S, 62, 80, s, 4, q, 20, 66, =.
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY
EXTRA CLASS 63-FKnsuARr lS
SO, 8. 81, 4, H. 81, a. 76 49, ~, So. 10. Is, u.
SnELBy-CLAss s<-FssRuAEy 10.
j, 81, 81, IS, Is, 70. A, rs, 81, Sc, 8, 2, so.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

count OF color but intended TO provide for the relief
of white refugees
The bill was passed
Mr. YEAxAS, (opp) OF Ky, from the COMMITTEES on
Military Aar reported bl TO increase the pay Of on
Of the army below the grade Of brgader generals
On motion OF Mr. Roes, opp Of Ill, an amendment
was made increasing the pay Of prvates 70 twenty dol
lars month.
tec,wh subsequently reported the bill orig
nay introduced, and II was passed.
Mr. GARylKLp, lrep) OF Ohio, reported bill from the
Committee on Military Afairs determining the rank Of
FACILITATING TRAVEL nErwUU EEw YORK WASHINGTON
Mr. FAmpwowrn, trep.) Of ILL.,, from the Committee
Military Affairs, reported bill authorizing the Northern
Central Railroad Company OF Pennsylvania and Mary.
land their assigns 70 construct branch railroad be-
tween the borough Of York and Baltimore on an
air line 70 Washington, In order 70 facilitate postal
and military communication between Warrington and
New York.
me company 10 authorized 70 increase their capital 70
the extent of two millions Of dollars ths road be
double track provided with appliances for the anspor-
cents Be- charged per mile for passengsn and sx
cents . ton for freight
Ns ra.D.slos |oDp Of Ohio, objected 70 III. second
Tho question therefore REQUIRED on IL rejection
Mr. rARxswoRrn said was necessary 70 have the road
proposed He pointed ont the fact thai not cent
kr THOMAS Jrep Of Nd, desred postpoment Of the
bi and gave, among other for this that the
Legislature Of Maryland, In session. should have A
e. ~ es S ~
hs United states and In dcrogaon Of the rights Mary.
land Tho legislation proposed for the benefit Of The
Northern Central railroad and would strike heavy blow
n the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The further consideration Of tho subject then post
poned for ten days.
rns ENROLMENT ACT
Mr. ScHNcK called up the bill amendatory Of the En-
roment act pending which the House. al halfpast Ave
O'Clock, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
.Dls~nsc is the Interest Paid for Pie

skirt unique -onaby superior all others for segacs
ightncss, durability comfort economy ana pefccuon Oh
indy's toilet
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

Most Rcmar arka BILE
In It's effects and most useful In It's application The rarrs.s
SOZODONT become popular dsntrncc In o11k
ence. IT'S and praised by every body.
Sold by all druggists and perfumerA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-07
Apologies.

An apology is like mud hole-weil
enough In it's place-but very much like q
mud.hole out of place-for instance In
lady's parlor
Some people are forever apologising. II
YOU visit them uuann0nced, you are
over whelmed with eKcusesl Thoir dweli-
ing may be In perfect order. their table
bountifully supplivd, and you must be
bored apolegetically. They seem to thin K
their guests entertainment lies wholly In
the region Of his stomach or furniture ar
rapgements. Apologies always make me
feel uneasy. They seem like half hidden
insinutionss tbst am an unwelcome visit
or.
An humble meal without the vinegar Of
excuses, served with joyous and smiling
face, is o luxury; luxurious repast, well
favored with apologies, is bitter to the
taste. This habit of apologisiug for minor
matter is sure token of III breeding. II
indicates that You are careless and IN.
thoughtful In your private relations to
those with whom you associate constantly.
and ought to covet your attentions, while
you lavish your compliments upeu your
five hundred friends" If your house is
orderly enough for your husband, II is IN
proper order for q foreign minister If
your t0Ole le IdstiOlOus enough I'D Hs are
rangements for your family, II is good
enough for those who may stop to dine with
you. If you work or oversee your sfaias,
do not apologize for every spot Of grease
which may have unfortunately attached
themselves to your work dress that morn.
ing; your husband does not spologise fox
his work apron, or soied pants, or shirt.
in the harvest field. Dress according to
your business, live according to your in
come, but do not apologize. 1fyour friends
come Unexpectedly, if you have any feel
ings or regard for then, don't overwhelm
them with excuses, aud bore them with the
recitaIs of the might have beens," III You
only knew they we're coming" Make up
the deficiencies with your conversation and
heartiness of welcome; do not make them
worse with useless apologies.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-07

WHITE SLAVERY IN ENaLAND.--The Eara
Of Shaftesbury, in the House of Lords. has
stated that in five of the eastern counties,
"drivers" hire children Of both sexes from
their parents, and then let out their labor
to the farmers at so much per score or
acre. "Many of the 'undertakers' or gang
drivers are persons of very drunken hab-
its. and their treatment Of the children was
harsh and cruei"--that Is to say, they have
the natural propensities of slave.drivers.
The bishops and clergy bear testimony to
the fearful decentralization which results
from these children gangs. Steps are taken
to redress the great abuse.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-07-07
PENSION & WAR
Claim AGENCY.

r n. HATH A w A Y, Of the late firm OF
l.. rhrasher, Durlee g. Hathaway,i is author.
ized and licensed by the Government 10 procure
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for sold.
iers, or Cor their widows and heirs, and Invalid
Pensions for Disabled Soldiers, and ull other
claims against the Government of the United
States, and of the State of Ohio. Business at.
tended to promptly and honestly. Charges for
procuring Pensions, Bounty or Back Pay, S. 90,
as provided by law, aud no charge until bounty
or back pay is obtained.
Dr. A. Hamilton has been appointed Exam.
ing Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom oil
applicants for Invalid Pensions must be exam.
ined. 9rApply in person or by letter, enclos.
ing stamp to IN. HATHAWAY,
695tf Chardon, Ohio.
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The wind Is unseen, but Il cools the brow
of the fevered one; sweetens the summer
atmosphere and ripples the surface Of the
lake into silver spangles of beauty. So
goodness of heart. though invisible to the
material eye, makes its presence felt; and,
from its effects upon surrounding things
we are assured of its existence.
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DURING the stormy days Of ls4s,, two sniwaIt
Anseim Rothschild, at Frankfort. "Youve mil
lions on millions" said they g him, "and we
have nothing. You must divide with u.s..
Very we'll: what do you suppose the Arm OF /
WORTH" About SIy sSs %'GSs %sS
then there are forty millions Of people in Ger.
many, many that will be forin apiece. Here's yours"
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DD1n,A1NERD g. BURRiDGE,

DnnAINERD g. BURRiDGE,
Designers g. Lithographers. Engraving on
Wood, Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses &
cites, Agricultural g. Commercial Cuts in Tints,
Seals, Stamps, g. Machinery in every variety OF
Style. 502tf
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Commit,ee--John Carroll, Munson; Otis
Newcomb, Parkman; III Damon. Chester.
CLASS XV.--FARM HORSES Or MARES.
Best pair farm horses or mares Dip
I'd best
Committec--Lester Moffett, Middlefiold;
David Babcock, Munson; Owen Mastick,
Claridon.
CLASS XVI.-BROOD MARES AND
COLTS.
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offered by the Geduga County Free Agri.
cultural Society, to be held at Ctaridon,
Tuesday, Wedntsday and Thursday, Oct.
Sd, All and 5th, 1886.
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Dc5t JACK D'P
I'd best
Best jenny
I'd best
Best pair matched mules
I'd best
Best year old mule
Best sucking mule
Committee-Executive Committee.
CLASS XXI.-FINE WOOL SHEEP.
Best buck Dip
I'd bost
Best 8 or 8 ewes
I'd best
Best 8 or 8 owe lambs
I'd best
Best buck lamb
Committee-O A r Pratt, Orwell; Lever.
cit King, Chardon; Sidney Jones, Mesopo.
tamia.
Premium same as fine wool.
Committee-Elas Kingsley, Kirkland;
John Chapman, Parkman; w r Mum,
Newbury.
Best s fat sheep Dip
I'd best
Chester Gee, New Lyme;
d G Gridley, Hambden; Cyrus Kellogg
Claridon.
CLASS XXIII.--SHEEP OUT OF THE
COUNTY.
Beat buck fine wool DIP
Best 8 ewes
Best 8 lambs
Best buck long wool
Best s ewes
Best lambs
Committee-David Robin sussell; P 7
Thompson, ,MiddIe6eldi D W Garfield, Char
don.
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Ir you would find great many faults, bs
on the look out; il you would hnd them IN suh
great Ter abundance, DO on the look in.
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Why was Jeff. Davis SO anxious to reach the
woodsl Because he expected to be able 70 con-
ceal himself in the skirts of the forest,