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lp vIudors, and ~ esp ieoleIs
v Hnted iOI la zones 1.s 1nC D anu miles, .o
SU girls 10 earn i,-hest wages yld. ste.dy roik.
PASSAGE hee. ~ u every DAY, from NEIFli's
Dtnce, " hitehA.l d. opposite Bowling G4eeil. at
JoOck A. ~. AMI =. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LADIES' FAIR WILL BE HELD AT 81
IAGabriers Church, East 3Tth Il, bet it and "
svep commencing Monday, June 18th, 1865. Pro
Couts. az
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

4 MOTHER OF THOSE FREE EX1,UR
"A SONS " Ell2Eiothpo.t lot such perons a. wish
t"cVamne the clesp houses aud lots OF 4. X. KEEL
o' ohe Ell ior sale there; such person. oan obIai
lcrau nee on - urday, the s'h, or Monday, Ii.
TON ofjut BY calling Ut la9 Ieal 81. n ar wall s.
between and a m. They 20 DO steamer REI
j tEGI. Which leave. from The extreme end Of Pier
2, :. Il, At $50 o. IN, returning ~ 2.45 p IN. Ths
hour by boat Of 10 minutes by iAiroad from Ne.
York; syeTy healthy; hEs abou' T,UUO Inhabitants;
c'ta,o hs.c hech,ncs wi dad this good oppor.
tun. ~ to sccute home especial, those worki ing b,
Lo o,e such a. tgilJTs, ci.armakers shoemafen
&c. LoA e. ,or sale ~ low rs Nv, the following
To ma 20 ga la balance II pr month. Lots al
tom apo 70 - each; ln. S25 TO $50 cash bal.
p tcctl oud pues'ion. Further particulars can DO
CoGLLT niI5REi fElt agents, one poet ~ .. :.
OF ste imboat landine, Ely ,hsthport n j. 92g
A MOTHER BARGAIE-FOR SALE AT
"a We-t End, i,u sou Cay, beautiful cottAse
Italian stie OF aieln ectule, iots IN gardeu, alum
d'nc" Of NUT, &C. i.r cllAa neighboIhood Prcs
fAb,G.,i pnl -, e,.n to',e",on imlnedia.ely. JVlS
u. fLAII' oppoaite Court House, Hudson CITY.
A FARM 30 ACRES, HOUSE, BARN AND
L con-, ehoit pi'1,o, sc.e' wood psice ~ Ga
ono u. &c &c . Co.'S, hOise s!,d-o. Ono IS &C a
70 nc.es, leona hoise., % ler wood hand s4,5oo
ore - ace ,oot hoI,c' mp o.ehlid, ~ nj es IN
-tr ci. lis
4 NEAT LITTLE FARM OF 90 ACRES
4 htrn ui es ioln ciV, near depot. Good build ,nsA
iuNIi' llu wa Nh ecu hth4 chuICu and .los
ior -aio o. change l9r desirable C.ty or BAoof,S
o,o.ty, apps 4sa reaIl It. Vg
A FOUR KOOMED SMALL TWO STORY
"a IA ne hous-, with small stoe, for s-le In v Al
~ lsa tidlid rt y. o., on Is NAC AOkKiS Nv her
uct.,en tho hours oil , anu "A, ", and ; a If /,
4. NJ iss
TOR SALE-lN A VERY PLEASANT And
heath pIut Of Long lsiunl, a .iua farm Of 10
ucres par mp uyCl, ortah,o huu-e OF Io.,i.
barn. WOOD house ana some gia,l aud yes.t 10
4 IA ,ilt nuba a 1 ..
Sou Il SO hole thsIe are p.en Of fine hs Oys,r.A
ore. Pnce t7hf part or All cash, 70 SUIT me Va,
Iulion 81. a.
EOR SALE--lN WILLlAMSBUEGH, Two
story LN.c IN bllct lg-rIuenf nOure On loIiueI
a. near hrand has sub ccil,r wster ana hr, ,..h
on %. e.sOn gwen iuILei.atoiy. Inquirt On ore
ui.o- pI 3. LAHb o. IS. GALLAGllEiL 35Ibru.I
e. o, non ave- or Hl"hLa GktrN, co. .ei
EJRsl, OOoTHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
II long hou,c aud lot oi one and hat Lo.tt Of
ltud no Entu.u.Orn Monmouth Nnu JG.t T., NlI
moit eisans % .ahing to bay, al .43 Gnd : a WI
Washington M kot, \. T., lioin ~ oel .cs 4 Vi -
" -. II. tldnr tn $50. ~
Tor SALE-A COTTAGE and LOT. aOs
L North Cthst, Whli.nsbu.Ri., about 10 l.. ..ul..
walk from ,ir'nd st. ery pea.h trees, Sc n sd:
me It ~
EOR SALE-LQI NO. 2Oi BERKIAN
\ e,c f3fddlhy3m sil 10 sold very low or coh..
iroal.ay. IL
T OTIS FOR SALE, ON HIGH Gro No,
~ aid on h9se-rsilroad, 20 miles fIom LOO Tul
r ana al mile it ron, 4id e. Ferry vsr{ M
Washington Iegrce, iIoboken 1853
$1,000 WILL BUY A BRICK HOUSE
oc atea IN william st. near an Brant st. bIoot1 a,
81 ssi siop .G.IiS al VAN "fSAS SAoS' i'' f ~
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EUR LINERS WANTED ALSO A FEW
smart seve 10 Learn Apply llG Charlton Il iJs
EIRSI CLASS OPERATORS WANTED on
Wheel. - Wilson's 'uach.nes. Cal lot dsys,
"a White no. I'D sttl.-. -
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EOR SALE-LQI NO. 2Oi BERKlAN
l. Gso, Fordhan, sill TO sOld very low ior cun.
lnqul.c Of GEO. ROME with Il. 8. j. a co, 20
BruaIray. ia
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TOR SALE--A COTTAGE and LOT. aOS
L Aorth Cth 81, Whlilnsbu.gi., about 10 h. ...ulo,
walk from Grnnd 81. IL ~ peHh trees, &c. ~ ,srd:
sever and water pIps IN street. Prlce a .,yL
Iorns oasy Apply " WA. Il. CKAIGE, 80 {. hos.
NJ -
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A FARM 80 ACRES, HOUSE, BARN AND
con-, "holt pI,a,o., ac.es wood psIce ~ 6JA
ono u &c et CO.'S. horse 3!,jJu. Ono IS o.
70 nc es, cOns hoise, ~ aCT wood lAnd, $3.50
ore 80 ac,os, ,ooi hou'c mp chad, ~ mi es n
NoW Jerey, $500. AIp.y 70 4, IEUl1O, II Cent?.
-tr e.. ia
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EOR SALE-lN a VERY PLEASANT AN

II III "IlIsIF-IsN n ' I'M T-LENNNNT ANN
health pat Of Long lsiunI, "a .iua farm of 10
ucrea par mp u1cl comfortable house OF IuJh.
BAN, WOOD house ana some gIaiI aud ye1.t .i,
C'up-, &c, situItel tetwten the iilroud and o.i
sou Is 80 lcIe thele p.en ot fine tsl Oyr,r.A
c'r. Pnce tlhf part or All cash, 10 SUIT She - r.,
oluser. for pa calais Apply 10 A. hcUOTI EE ~
Iuifon
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MEDICINES.

A SURE AND POSITIVE Cure IOE IN.
AAtcmpr Anc' diseutCrri d.. pr hIN D., river, nm
known 70 the ' on 100 te, tot, or any other b,vri-
ntrs FTcf J. ~. are ot touutnft,tts Tor the rem
uiuo are sold only att, Hudson e. conner Grow, A.
y. !. Jiy
I Owe or LlQt OK CUEEr-NNY FER
- on Who :. fond ct Liquor mo lc ruJo. ID The ,e-
slI' loI IT, =, roit itrad gIrlIE truEuown Il need
h'l 10 thr dnutvT d. LtIt'S iAMDt : IINpI r.
ANtt loNpl. =. fY,r oYr du lar. Tor "a e. NJ %
p SION q ~ ~ h.h .s DIJ -sl liudru1 t., Ncw
otA NJ 9. . ~ Iu ION u't IS HoNl,u, and AZ 40
south "a -, william. huIrM \ B.Ira|uc Of lui-
truuuu NhUu siokruth.-. 90 whom iheg ave- .iyor. =
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
- zeus West 70 NJ, Cornwall, Sogburrh, Milton
Pouch aeeps,e anu l.ondouI from loot OF ~
bhsrsV A.sLAsel. sA~.Yt suAsay, " AZ gG.ysA. va
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WANTED.

FEW SMART GIRLS MAY OBTAIN
rjsstesdy employment st IA William 81. 2I6
! YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION
hn barren Ter. lie hos GOOD idea Of the busine's
h rs Sc, e o, s Sum NON o s, last
: BOY WANTED TO LEARN THE METAL
trooiue business. Inquire at 50 Horatio si' after
o'clock AN 50
a BOY WANTED To STITCH.-APPLY
nat1i7 Emit !. MtfKeS. 20
. GOOD 1OURNEYMAN BARBER Want
eta liGi B-oainay. 81
q WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE ASD
iepac hep Of oil nations. at ;. ELpiEN's
~ staif, t-.v.n;t ior 10; Ju,'ous 70 c . 81.
,.N,li ~ = rim ,mT "a I'm p, to- eul
Mia ell. Ihso isc vec' q rec, o. mead. 10
u SMART BUSINESS MN WANTED H.
me 90 ir, wi'p "a - ~ d 81 'sF "a, -
81 zee. iu = "cN e. ! is d, sac AMI 'ra ~
I man hi. viii ioura roo' nvct meu' ant
y aots Uui me- win. Dor mr'lcr u.IUcUls o. r..y
icaitn ave- lei. ] ih ami ii,h ,tf,e,f. IN Goo
/ HORsFSHpHR wANTEu-oNE WHO
lB-c,kyu. JuHN DORIS %
VET NUEsE WANTEr-NUsT BIZ
he'l.hy a. ".. er,roT.'r Z, 70 4 ~ fi'an or
william. .rurca. Graf LKNFR. %
! FIR>T.CLAsS OPERATOR WANTED
\ on fine tfocS cn.'ss1' t-siurl. A'sn Il .t-U.'ss
4 0's End 'ail1lo.ucs. WAC. No o. .ocf to ihDsp
W tult Cal A. it3 Canal street, 4th Hcor. j.
oSFR. 1872
q, WUEELWElGHT WANTED lMNFDI-
~ 0iclv, a. 40 Last goth It, N't "a aad sd a,cs "
~ COOP TLOORMAS WANTEp-APPIY
AZ the tla-. smith chop, 5jI West lG.h 81 tee.
sind ilth ayes. les
~, MAN WANTED FOR PRESSING COATS.
W pant. and vests fora eSu 'nr and d,p ur - Al
'-hrienr steady work. Inquire In the dyius office,
% Grand -. III
"a y OPERATOR WANTED on VESTS
~ also stew eoOl baistcrs Apply nj - Alton cy
-, for or 2 davs liJ
AN EXPERIENCED BOX MAKER Wanted
u a. 1850 Broadway, W st,if'. Call between A.
Y. and : =. NJ. ~
"A RTlFlCIAL WANTED 4
good coloIci, one who understands his lusi 'ss
Ihoroughy Appy Z 81 Lhpcuad At. .r1
"A GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL
~ homework IN asuall Ir vste fam by, niue H. .
God washer and irouer. Apply at g2O Essi Ism
" t'y
"A BOY WANTED IL A WHOLESALE
VA " and liuuOf store. uu4t well 'UnutI-
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10000 WILL BUY A BRICK HOUSE,
* OOwith marble mantsls, water and aA,e.c,
located IN William ST. near an bTunt VI, BTookly u
good chance ,ot man with small capital; tsrus
81 brooklyn, bSA
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A NOTHER RARGAIN-FOR SALE A

n West End, hu. son Cay, beautiful cottage
Italian IT, OF RiCh "ctue iots IA gaTdeu al On.
d'nc" Of ituit, &c. t,r ClIAa neighboIhood. Prics
ei,5 ~; put crsh. iUsressIOn imIue iately. JOHN
u. fLAII, oIpoaito Court House, hudson CITY.
n j. BgI
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T OTIS FOR SALE, ON HIGH Gre NJ,
"A aid GU horse railroad, ~ miies fIOm l,D Esl
re- ~ and milo from aga It, Ferry. very sm Il
payment down, and the balance in yeArs j. PORE,
. Wellington Ielnce, Hoboken. 1853
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WAR NEW s.
Sherman's Army

The New York Heralds Washington
special says: Richmond papers of Monday
concede that Gen Sherman has hauked
Branchvlle both above aud below. und
Hardees forces have evacuated hat place.
They also state that Union conmn had
reached OrangeGurg. on the Columbia
road. and oil Railroad communication with
Charleston is rut of except by the road
via Wilmington, n. C. whIch will soon be
cut at Wilmington.
BY these operations the Railroad rom
munication between Virginia and the South
is eotrely cut eff, aud rebel authority over
the Southern States can no longer lie en-
forced.
PIiVate adsices from Richmond represent
matters there as in bad way for the
rebels and the difficulty of supplying the
people and the army even with half rations
Is daily becoming almost insurmountable
and the evacuation Of Richmond is dailv
becoming mo imminent and probable
A later dispatch, dated at midnight nm
the l4th, says: Tue Richmond papers of
10 day have dispatches saying thai nor.
ton OF Sberman's forces are now engoged
in the destruction Of the railroads in
South Carolina, and that another column
is ,hrealning Charleston. They do Dor
couGrm the reported evacuation of iha
place. but 1t is evident from the tenor O
their advices and editorials that they At
not anticipate any check being made I,
Sherman's advance. They also state tina
large Yankee force has landed at Smilh b
vile, on the North Carolina coast, ant
have brought locomotives with them
evidently in n.endiag TO use The railroad /.
facilitate their military operations afle
they have captured Wilmington.
The Richmond whig OF the 18th, contain
dispatches from the city Of Charleston. CON
fedraey OF the foregoing and large other mat
tiers OF interest, as follows; 'ftt
A force OF the enemy, believed 10 b,
from 1000 TO 5000 strong, landed a
GIimbsli's james Island, at s o'clock mi,
morning and drove in our pickets. Som,
skirmishing took place, but no general en-
gsgement. a
Grimbslrs Is on the Stono River. abou,
two miles southwest of Charleston. m
Ashley River, 1000 yards wide, iu,eryen
ing. The enemy are making active demon
straiions al various points, but they ar
Selieved 10 be feinls.
A force attacked our troops on III
Salkuhaichie. this morning, but wer
easy r.pp's.d. The enemy also advance
upon the Charleston road, near the Blu
House. and opened with artillery. butmsd
no Impression on our lines.
lntelligsnce from the road to day, report
that the enemy crossed the Edists at Ben
Makers Bridge .-e.
Tue enemy are nov moving en- Edisto.
1t will be femsnbetsd that on Friday
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DIED


AT Camp Barry, Washington, D. c., JAM 80,
Sergt Stephen d. Haines, Of Battery F. 4th T.
8. Artillery, aged 80 years.
In Geneva, jan. goth, of consumption, Emily
s., daughter of Sally Rowe, aged 25.
In Geneva on the 3lst ult., of dipthcria
DELLA EVA, daughter of Samuel e. and Louese
E. Woodruff aged years
In Kingsvie, Thursday, Feb. 9, of typhoid
fever, ALBEIT e. son of Lysander j. and
Susan Ward, and a student of Kingsyille Aca-
denny, aged 20 years mos. a As
In Austinburg, Jan. 18th, Ellen A. daughter
of Charles and Susan Williams, aged 10 years
and 9 months.
On the I'd inst, at the residence of her SON
IN law, 3 s: Caughey, Esq, at Kngsville, very
suddenly, Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson Of Millcreek,
aged 20 years.
In Saybrook JAN John Henry only Child
OF Henry Z. and Martha j. Prindle aged one
Month. -.
In this village on the 10Th inst, BENJAMIN
Lockwood aged 65 years .q.4.
Stamford, Ct papers please copy.
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LEcIsLArIvE We clip from the prOcee,!-
'ngs OF assembly as we find them reported in
the Cleveland Herald OF the 18Th:
A fesolu'ion offered by Mr.. HoweIls
was ADOPTED, instrucling The Secretary of
o'a.e 10 distrib tie the laws 10 county
auu''oIS instead OF members OF the General
Inc ioil1wlng bills we're introduced
By Mr.. Scott, TO authorize commission.
ers of the several counties of the Sts,o a.
appoint trustees who may purchase sites.
and erect and superiatend orphans asyl
ems. and invest surplus funds douated for
tbe purpose. in cases where beauests are
madefor such purposes shall bave beenmads
by Mr.. MonToe, 10 authorize clerks OF
courts 10 take security for costs.
/ The bill TO pay members OF the General
Assebly by salary, was reported by ths
Fiuance Committee with the recenmenda
iion that il pass. Ii was committed te
Comkailtee OF the Whole. and after some
what animated discussion showing large
majority iu favor Of The former four dollar
a day law, wss reported back and recon
mitted TO the Committee on Judiciary.
The Senate on the 18th passed the
Senate bill 10 prevent certain suimals from
Running at large.
Among the nes bills passed were ibs
following ~ fs8fss
:. by Mr.. Wiliamsop. 10 authorize guar
o'aus oi insane women TO compromise the
rgnt OF dover. IL certain eases. sasat. ~
Dy Mf Howard, TO require the inspec.
tion OF stock and hay scales. ~ 4i
mf. uaSck'e presented resolution dir.
ecting the proper COMMITTEES to repor, on
tbe expediency Of admitting airIs as the
State Reform School. 80 = -
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Certificate of Authority.
10 erpir. on the aist day Of January, is0o)

ITO expire on the 3ist day Of January, is6e) y ST.,
'i''' oYyiok oF TaE AUDITOR oF STATE
-. IaE .e.H G lSsUkAEcg DsPARThSxTj
r.i.t , Columbus, o., Dee. D. 1904
whereas The Mos Fire and Inland Assurance Company,
located At New York. State of New York. has Ged in
this Office sworn abatement Of lis condition. ieqned by
tne first section OF the act 10 regulate Insurance Compa
nies not incorporated By the hate OF Ohio passed April
1856 aud amended February 1854 and, Whereas said
company has furnished toe undersigned sasastoy evdeDce
that possessed Of At ess One Hued ed Thousand Doll
lars OF actual capital invested In stocks bonds 10
morgages Of real estate, worth double the for
hieh ne same y mortgaged and, Whereas said company
hA hed In this ONCE written instrument under is eorpo
ste seal sgned BY the resdent and Secretary thereof
~ NY agent or agents Of said company IN this sste
70 acknosiedge service Of process for and Ia behalf OF said
eompauy according 70 the terms OF ssid law. l9i 10
ihereIor: m PuIsnanee OF the hp section Of the
1u,es<iu ACT JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State for
un9 90 hereby se that ssd Morris ". .aa leland
saslnsss Of fe and Inland Insurance IN this State unt the
hundred and sixty -aix. p N 10 l7T W
In wtness Whereof hsvs hsrsupte spbsebsd my sams
and caused the seal ny sos b sxsd the a. and
Tear sbovs vrttst. y III JAM ~ VI. GOODMAN
lsxAL] tubHrJ s1po Auditor Of STATE
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The Tribnne's Savannah correspondent
calls attention TO the painful fact that
there are $500 OF Shermiu's army in the
hospitals 10 that city, weak, racked and
wrecked fevered skeletons, suffering and
dying from fever aud wounds and chronic
diarrl e,, pitecusly begging their surgeons
to supply them with something they can
eat. But surgeons are unable TO supply
them, and report that so per cent Of he
many deaths are due 10 The want of proper
kinds Of nourisbmelt. What makes The
matter worse is, these poor fellows have
heard that sbip-loadS of flesh and varied
provisions have been sent from the Norrh
TO feed those who have brought them to
the condition they are in. The agents of
'be Sanitary Committee have been applied
TO for The food and nonrishm nj needed
who ssy'tbe commission have plenty. bu'
transportation could not be secured to
convey it TO Savaunsh.
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CRUELTY 70 Our PRISONERS Our feelings
are every day narrowed and panied with what
We read and hear of the outrages which are
perperated upon our Union prisoners now
10 the hands OF the rebels No language can
more forcibly impress the sense of sympathy
with the suffering, than ibe words of Paul 10
the Hebrews, Remcu.bor them that are 10
bonds asbound with them and them which
suffer adversely, as being yourselves also in the
ody." There has been no period in the histo-
~ OF the race, when the exercise of this sym.
pstby was more imperative.
We have just been reading pamphlet o
some ninety phges, entitled" A narrative o
privations and sufferings Of our U. S. officer
and soldiers while Prisoners of War, 10 til,
hands of the Rebel authorities, being Repor
oil Commission OF Inquiry appointed by lh'
US. Sanitary Commission. with an append,
s,ntainiDg the testimony" This is truly 1
oulbarrowing record ss was ever presented to
human eyes-thst humanity can be so utterly
depraved as to practice such enormous cruel
ties--such as only fends might be supposed tc
perpetrate. The work is prefaced by photo
graph fac simie Of the living skeletons. return
cd In the persons OF exchanged prisoners I!
The picture Is too painful TO contemplate
and yet horrible and revolving as it Is. the proc
OF its accuracy is uDquestioned Let rs there
fore ~Remsmber our brethren in bonds, a
bound with them." and earnestly pray ihs
doer Of relisfmay soon-very soon be opened
unto them.
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COMMON PLEAsE-Havng no report OF our
own, we avail ourself of those of our co,empo.
raeies, 10 making up the proceedings. The
cal endar begins to feel the depicting process
consequent upon the application AMI energy |
Of Judge Cbufee, whom the bar took upon as
. remourseless worker.
The following is list Of the Jurors empan-
neled for this Term.
GRAND JURoRs-R. s. Ensign, Foreman;
Rodney Carey, New Ly me; Benoui Webb Jr.,
Aastiuburg; VIM. Duglass. Rome; Baizilla
,Viets. Conneaut; Almon Ward, Geneva; A. c.
Brigham, Trumbull; l.. L. Winchel, Austin
burg; Josiah Kuowl,op, Lenox; Ira Slater,
sTrumbull; l.. B. Shaw, Geneva; E. B. Pratt,
'Jefferson; L Q. @. Dean Jefferson; ]. B. Bar
tholomew, Austinburg.
e PErrr JURoRs &C. l.. johnson, Foreman,
Saybrook. D, ID. Turk, Saybrook; e. L. Gibbs,
Orwell; A. L. Thompson, Conneaut; Icbabod
Champion, Morgan, Hial Andrews, Cherry
Valley
TALxsNES. G. A Bentley, Lenox; Sylvester
Smith, Lenox; Hiram Wolcott, Jefferson
Nathaniel Owen, Audover; L. Q. @. Dean,
Jefferson.
Ohio vs. d. Eames--crims charged burglary
and larceny. Breaking into corn house and
stealing corn, &c. Plea not gtIty.
Justus A. Amsden VS. w. w. Smith, Booth
for plaintiff. Sherman & Chapman for defen-
dant. This action is brought to recover thirty
dollars Of the defendant as stakeholder. The
pisiatif bet thirty dollars with one Geo. Gun
ninghsm that Vallandingham would be elected
Governor Of the State Of Ohio in Oct, 1863
The money was deposited with Ward Smith,
Vallandingham lost the election, and Amsden
his wager, and he now seeks to recover it at
the hands Of Jury. The Jury say not a red.
Morris SpellmaE vs., estate of Luther Spell.
man. deceased. This case involved quite O
large sum, and great many Witnesses appeared
The suit was brought TO recover compensation
for services rendered deceased, during nine
years, before his death. Balance claimed
about 1890. Jury allowed something over
$1,000
Grand Jury found three bills Of indictment
Two Jefords indicted for burglary, and three
Jeffords for destroying personal property
Darius Ames for burglary.
Miranda RicbasoD vs. Charles Richason--
divorce Woodbury. & Ruggles for plaintiff
Gross neglect of duty. Divorce gran ted.
Abbie NJ. Griggs VS. Albert o. Griggs-di.
rorce-wilful absence. Divorce granted.
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Officers from the feet off Mobile report
great activity in the removal of to,pedoes and
other distractions 10 the .harbor. 1t was con-
fdenily expected that the rebels would
evacuate the city. The feet is working its way
up the harbor.
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CERTIFICATE oFAUTHoRTY.r
Ts expire on the slst day ofJsnuarv, 1855.
OFFICE OF raE ArDiroR OF srAr5, Is-uRAScr Drr'r,
CoIuHRus OHIO January IA, 1865.

Ts expire on the 3lst day ofJsnuarv, 1855.
OFFICE OF rHE AvDiroR OF sTArS IsruRAScr Drr'r,
CoLuNRUs, OHIO, January IA, 1865.
WHEREAS TIE CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford in the State or Connecticut,
has ed in this Office statement of It's condition,
requ ed by the fist section Of the set to regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State OF Ohio, passed
April s. 1885, end amended February 1854 and whereas
said Company hss furnished satisfactory evidence that it
of at least hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital investedrocks bonds in mortgages Of real
estate worth douDs the for which the is mort
gagged and whereas aid Company has fed 10 this office
written instrument under its corporate zeal signed by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
agents of said Company in this State acknowledge service
Of for and in behalf Of said Company according to the
terms of said law.
New therefore pursuance Of the frat action Of the aree.
said act JAMES H. GOODMAN Auditor of State for Ohio
do hereby certify that the said CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of la tfofd. Connecticut, a authorized to
the OF Fire Insurance in this State until the
thry-, day Of January in the year thousand eight
hundred and ,ixty-six .------...-.s.-
stamp In witness whereof have hereunn subscribed
tSea my and caused the seal Of my Office TO be
"a fixed the day and yesr above written
JAS II. GOODMAN,
3t7Ic Auditor Of State
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CHArrEL SALE.-The pony built horse
owned by RICHARD STEVENS Of this place, was
sold the other day TO a stranger for the com
Portable sum OF $500. He was snug, frml,
and gracefully built animal, erect head, ful
main and brush, prompt and ready ..drive
and for young horse without training
| oood speed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Iona and IsrRslia GIapes-Crders fer Grant.
Iona sracs, and oter choice varieties OF Crane Vines
received at this Office.
WANTED.At Alberts Photograph lieary, a young La
oy 10 ieafn the art. A. ALBERT.
Asntaouia, feo ieoo. Irl4I Iyo.
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MARRIED

In West Andover, Feb. 3D., by Rev. Charles
Jones, Miss Samantha Kingsley, of West An
dover, to MIR. Samuel Edwards of Niles, Trum-
bull Co., Ohio.