davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-27

NKW YORK, l Ve1ey street, 4. ". SFAID.Sa.
BOSTON. 81 State At1set, j. Q. = BEAs.
PHILADELPHIA, colner 9Th and C8estuot, r. e
Moonx.
CHIrAGn, II c1a:k stzeet. Il. S. FrcEcLs.
ST. LOUIS. II Mains"reef, L Z. Forsyth
LEkVhNW0kTH, Main street. ISAAC s. EArox.
Through Bills Of Lae'rg gwen from above points.
D. L. BUTrEEr1ELp. Prop: ietor.
"
, 1865-03-27

W The Cleveland Plain Dsaler, the oldest
Democratic paper in Northern Ohio, and the
only Democratic daily in that section Of the
State, suspended publication some ten days
ago. The Herald understands the suspension
to be final. It died for want Of breath. :
, 1865-03-27

mJackrIcn n1r johnson Geo "
Jaupcey Wm johnson DlvidC
Jefferson Wm j johnson G 4 "
Jackuan Moses johnson B +
c jackson Murray Johnson ES
Jackson WfllfeHJohnsuu 4 P
jackson Il L A Jonr Loren
johnson John RJofita Charles B
johnson LC Jones j. co Il
johnson Job ,Ionen Marcus
johnson JOINS 2Jones E II
johnson JACK Jones F T
johnson Peter J Jones Jacob
johnson GeorgeJoncs j
.Tnf,rsnn q
, 1865-03-27

MeGsllRT Mckenzie Zen $cRs3'h ScR s3'has wn
@esbsnsy % osMe@hieter J.s SsLaia s. Wmn IN,
MsSsi!a % fa o&s SsSs1asy s +. S:E.adsa Sjsa1
Mskain GsSs5 : Co asAllistez Stew
assf9h ''ssiih Co mefse,'z efs5 5aPssMsseszz
n CurtneY & Co1lc lurcJ scobW Mcclure y
Samuel McElroy Peter Msk.a1 a5sk;,9oot, :, {,,n
Norris 4 Hyde Newbn1n S Il l. Nesgellr
S:s % sss s.s.ss sssf $sss
-Newamn Ph,lllpNewman Geo Norris B +
Ne1eon Ch.s Newki.k Henry Needhan JeEc.
Na11en n Eewcoueruenry mfah
Norn,n Dennis Mach q r Sewcomhe s 4
Morton Chas Nelson Henry No!e John
Noonsn Roht Mills John A Neil + CO
Nicholson Geo
o'prtep stepheno9.1en 9,9 9,Gopnsl' M yean
owns "a o!FaTrsl!A DR. o'6onnsl Ter
o'conneaDan,eloSail tss John ossns SSs as Jao
0'Bz.en Dennis o'Fa1ren Josepaorxls Emersona
9ss 9sas9 1ess 9Ss sSssl 9aa oa!4
O'Nefl John G
Phelps = Hyde BalneE 5ezzy ,. pHse Ads.bsss
fssssoa snss sa5 Ss1a Fs5ss rhsf AnaFe.
Ptsse e Bradley Pssson @ Es John lSs1" va e. DA'e.
Past & Maruan Wesley P,oouch1er Fink
Pss,e Sss9n r., Fes Pa sss 5Gss s,s Pe!:f capt
Phillips. sledgePclsin John Porter NJ mr -
PsE1skAl Paens9 afnsr 5ahn FEs.tofi Ffs,s %Ilp
gns!q q ,;s ss:s5 P5sn5,ef SSS1 JosP
~ Pntfn AhJ1f n
, 1865-03-27
AIOTNll.E.

NOTlCE.-Any pereon or per.
l.t+ partner of j. Eoss d 60 OF No south e ark
street hert oy notified that ana aist1 th:s d.Ia
sny depta ceptracted, tF co.Eeca ma e, vi b naQ
x1t2lrt5in 2. !. pDBs.
, 1865-03-27
sCANDESAV1SRA LIST,
from tie 10th Till the 17th Of march.

643-B G Erickson
63z-O1e Olsen Mfrdaas
G45-Peter Hubb}e
Gt6-Ote Et1rds
6,T-C Sransfiom
Eis-Haps Boregt
Ei1khud Qlse1Lissand
G1D-PJ Anderson
B51-Rev albert Ente'
Eon
G2-pastor 4 Indholtn
C53-H Holyeysou
65-CJ Er1ckaon
65-Britten Msrgretha
Et-Dora ThomEou !:
6f7-C o Lcustad
G6S-Jpnas Erieke On
G59-Aneustn J Norcm
BW-Petier Chrsorenso1
GGl-Nels A .Seclsen
.GS-Dpsn Thomson
GS-ApdIenT hoke1don.; . /;
G84-Jphn JueFso1a SKI
utum :.
6T-rIede1lck. Jensen
: E66-Ju1la Erickson
L1-Juhn Brulscnen Z
ES-WfI2gau1 Guugneet
, 1865-03-27

hevefuncc& Fish
Ehcaver Adam
SbAw 4 j
Scranton Noah
Ehlmpn Albert
Sabine Abel
Sh:w &Sherman
ScotfeII Oliver J
Scovill A l.
Short 2
9hearin C.
6han'eY Coote
Nisbett
Saunders Ed R
Shepherd Cl1as !
Scott Elfon E
Seaman Patrick
Shan ch tty
Dennis
shi!lln shan r
GarerS
SaiIsbnYGcoN
Sarde Qrs1'ge
Shaw FlorIDger
DR.
Sessions HV
Sherman j L
| Scott j Il
Sanders Jeftcf-
EonT
Seymour
Shcntc Joseph
Shelby John
Sheppard Jno II
Gr1,HTnn Affrhl
, 1865-03-27

Walker GU
Walker Geo "
Walker Il
y hlker Wm
Walker ] "
Ns1lsm David
WnlloceEG
Wallac. George
Warner Edwd ]
Warner Geo II
Warner Geo Il
Warner John Z
Warner NiIliar
Warner WmL
Warren Geo
Warren Jno car
Warren Leland
Wzlsh james
Walsh Thomas
Walsh P G
W'efch James B
Wclth " L.
Wells Lewis
Wells Jonas
Wells j E
N'eits Geo r
Webster j. Ray
nIer
Wcek1er Adam
Willis NewbQldt
West OS
" c1ber AguBtu
Wait A rev
Whit Peter
Wagner
Y aEcrCornclin
WatcrhpuseD DC
y audce X
Ward ED
.W'h1kap E A.
Waddell Rober
War1pg Robert
Werner Fred
Weller s. coT1
Ward bros
Vest Stephen
Waebburn Fred
Wafu3ze1EH re
Whntcil Georg'
Walks G Il
WettJU
Neldeu TR
WeGla JAS
Webb g. CO 1s3fl:
Walters Geo "
Nrartamn~fetInI
, 1865-03-27

Petroleum Land Office.

GREGORY, TENM7x q Go.
OIL CITY, :: ::: : PA,
BROKERS n OIL LAEDs. LEAsEs. lED NrE-
RESTS IN OIL WILLS.
Property to1sht and 6ost on ccmmss17a Faftle4
ueFtsin. tc farm -o.1t STOCK Companies supplied
Ftt chocr Oh Territory on lioeral terms.
n h13-a Wi
, 1865-03-27

Van Allen Nar-Vaughn Vols EG
tine 2 Van New CastloVundalfaen Ed
Vtoomnn Law John Veril Davis
Icpce r Valentine j F VaIpey dr.
Van Nance WmVQewill Henry VIyen CP
Vail JUhn Virlon Il Van uurn Ar:hd
Van ueufanceVisschcr F Van Horn 4
John Van Bergen F s Van Pattea g.
Fan1Va Vankcn WmVau DoEscn Ed Black
T Van TIack D Van Evan & CO
, 1865-03-27

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
In tissv sv-nz March 1G1h, lsas: IN 2Qtl8 drew
sNoslo No sea:aFts - TO-; s ~ i1A dsss e ~
paid ii sold. inform t On iusn.sho.: 1h* ht&n q
rate7 pBtd for Dcur,o rs Ard d! klnd1 r tod and
EA- Vovh
, 1865-03-27
ECONOMICAL RAILROADS,
I [Z:[Z].l-[ZfhzE


Fer He1se, Dummy or lizhs Locomotives Ka1:ro ada
With bird the wight orS1ron, 'ant Que half The
ausnftty ct timber, nj fustAin equ ii trafc and 1aat
hncer than sny 'o:m frat him fto invented.
EEtts ano L!csrseb sold aud Contracts d ade for
c-nktr1cnon aud for tue supply Of All mateft As ad-
aIss. o5 CT enia.a, Ac Apnf9 personally D. n.
t.BEiEN e scaeruerhorn street, Brook IN. n. T.
, 1865-03-27

3:4 hoa:t G1ArR.es.. corner Ct McErct, Cf'c-so
11si o4e:x yea the Po@tolct y. =: .et.,t y:
xsees +ht Dlea-t. pr1vstc md d6!tc~S- nk:ure &
f-CA1 ie1ct stcl re t1a ~ 1itA 1Ersa Est. s:clet
E1cxnt epxf.te. ~her Ldls rnc tsfnt <ner eaE ta
Eor1 RON T. n. t. 3 .. r. sac.a. s., y T. -. z
K;1r.run,ea'tona confidential. C125a +4Aoh tres
tVre r E&Fitt 81 ~ y
, 1865-03-27

HAcHElORr cetebfx1e BAlh DYE u TEA BLk7
NJ T1T Wox1D. The only HARMLESS. T.c1 and iH11.
AnlE pye Enowt. 1hae sp'entid h.tr Dtcis fe1tct
1SoseT BlacT : and sATu14. bEaw-., With q tn,af
ing Hatf tnlnE Il. skin lray17e the HALT .e!
storing IT, pristine so.os, and 1ec1iaes tle esta
IhcHEINh, Ill r1h.1. a1e1aer- Init, aenk sad shou!f
pe Ayo1dcc. sold b a,l orueEssss, &C. EsctorG 8
6Rcisy etxcet, New York. .-...
Bscheior's New Toile. Cre~m for dressing tn@ Har
.1r ~
, 1865-03-27

Nai1cy ratk
Herman Peter
Hcywoed PRS
HencEy Chas
Ileu19 l.: NJ
Hepoch r
Hall d 4
, 1865-03-27

s.ro w- n O-,
~ ~ ~ nm " Haoslns.s2 e S"ansoa !,
nrT ~ d. - asida ( f1asau pa.an..
! esaaitl ~, = 4 : = - ! : : s.,,sa% GEtsHn
-. - -Thor,s =, ~ q ~ Waosoa
c.a ~. aomo " ~. Mnsn ..ss;a.
A'7N
az Su W,,,.r
go Ana-es Ta3rn,,,
, 1865-03-27

-McCsnav Ane miss
Meccan Mary Ann mrs
'Mctarty Betsy n1as
MtCue Thomas mrs
Mc'rnne Amanda Fmrs
McChro3cb Johaune MI:
McClafrc Alice MRS
McCleavy Mertfe A mrs
Mcclellan Robert mrs
R1ccresdie Thomas 11ts
hfcCr1eeh Ka1e miss
McCue Jane mrs !.
McCol}rm Casendaina
Mrs .
NcDemot, Margaret mi
&cEutee Mary miss
Mcdonald inias
McDon1ey Maggie miss
Nc Faden Emma mrs
Nelson Lydia r mrs
Newton harth1 mrs
Newton ua11nah mrs
Nichols JohuW mrs
Nteho.eon St Cia31 1ars
Owens Apnie. L mis-
t)ne3ey Vim 4 mrs
OTIS Della IL miss
O'Bsian. .llzz,e M mrs
O'Icary Margaret nss
Packard C11udtus miss
1ala1oy jane
FAl'Rcc Ellen nTa
Parker Lonaea miss
Parsons Hannah miss
rsrker Ellen mtg
Park Amelia miss. !,
ParsuEs Alice II Intss
1ardce E1;znbeth urs
+ Psyn Ann II MEX
Patterson Etfzahetfl mis-
, 1865-03-27
THE LAW COURTS.

Important Suit In Chancery-Eice Le-
gal Questions lI1VpiEcG--&s Cut-
Throat Leasesss-DlsnGree.
uaent and Discharge
OF q nJuFy-LaIY-
Y&rxs Fees.
, 1865-03-27
HOTEL FOR SALE,

1A1 III I1H1EHF83 1AN4Ss'-&se
THE MAesA30lr HUusE, the largest hotal at
ppbc aucien on the s9th day If april. .. lS.5 f.r
onef-urh 9Th nnd bal1Lc C. OF tlme toSdit aof n y
ter AchlsGn Is the starting point u tha ov ! and
L2aN coscLe1 snd Bl tas nl<ran and fEsixhs Trains
for tic Fecicrs: and II betf ho:c staad IN ths
1enra to co papy n4d wll ne soIt With us r-s.tve,
sad .EnaasdlAte po.sess.on Rtveo- Tha atntt1t ID
roe hLu.e car, be naIc5as-d the .c tina. b, or.
DIR offke' omp. ny. -TS y. MCI&PuT, ri ooIl.t,r.
Atch;t On Kansas. March 70 1561. ulh25o5l7 II
, 1865-03-27

he'5y John L =:
ssssss2 ssn SaS@s Ss ess{ Sssfa yae
sea Noah Charles ssssR spf
hSn Shine hSs afrt sh Smh capt ssssns ss"a4, Fsa
Ss;s% Ssas E1:;s
ssor, s s;h St1BDsg eosTesf stsss'15jf Ell
5eattY s5sae7 coote s@its 4bos - rev s,4at: panl
saSnaefs &isssst Ed s@ih s@h 5nsatfs M Ss'o
S:s$ Hs;s1 $s;,;sk $;; $s;s Sss Ss
Psss!: S%;s$ S'.5,5s i Ill., ~ g u
ssSer ~. s,h.I. s9,ta ,so S;s;3s S;ens Go Bs
Sssss SSsssss 5 s'sE ! Board s!;a;P IF,
d. SINS . Waters Stuart larry
Sts1Sas ssessea ! saosy s1sy sseses a%est Jsne,
ssodes. eo ,eet sne ssspesA 5.'nz 3.l ooah 5oa5
s:;$5ss Ssss AF's'
Ss:ss Ss vSs,s FIR i.
Ss5s Sss;1sses Ss $s5a s5ss. II S;saisy {Ssa e.
Sullivan Jeha slnnsoa asorgesatoF !
Sherman John JSpreer Henry Steel " J
Staring W1lItamSkcrty Masttn Stone LDW
Steel S7mD D Smalley Stan Swana mr.
Stevenson Alex ley s co Southesland mr.
Smith Joseph SkeenJC staasdeld Johu2
.sn1,h Bass Small James Stlnger Henry
Smith p1ison Spencer John stager Henry
Smith 1 siaa; en- J1itu. A3,alkes Robert
Smith FfedcriekSp1der John " STILES
Smith Alex squics v stevens EAwlnD
Smith Andrew q. pson YIN Stevens Geo II
s1ntth Charles drswesnogcn 1 4 Stevens Alex
Sn,tb; s;Iaa1 Bair &eoswtf' Nelson saeor Jno
TroutJn TaspsrsM To1lman TT !"
rites YIN hi Tullph Jame4 Tlrefy tfeo "
, 1865-03-27
NnTICE.-The voters ofthe First

~ L
In Precinct oftht 18th Ward a:e hereby naaaea
fhat IN sr}Acn Of 8Ial~fA VIA b. Aed a. kae -
Hput. southe 1st folnrx OF ~e IN Iedsaa -
o. Tuts -ay snd Wedo*x -; 2ssa sna ~ y MaiaoW
Tins QUINN lu4Eect5r3 oS kleetl7Q. ~ ffssneks s. e
18th W4Hd. @*s"S'~%'
, 1865-03-27

T<oAt Manhood Restored,
6pccdlJ Ind erectu.il5, h1 The use q 'Dt: l.
"a sent pt,tt rsiu, ~ 9. u HAN. 25 nth I4tta
81 GEL Pnilad phia. Fl. Circulars sek1 l1ee-
= f.1Ss .3D Til M Ella
, 1865-03-27
LADIES' LIST.

Atkins A2tE1e IL
4A1lrt J r mrs
.ACsm5 Sar.h mrs
Afelt Jcl,r,.cmiss
| Addtruan T msa
| Aekley Helen n misc
I aAdyiuc Ade]tnc m:fs
Allen Jane Mrs
| Alexander E Il mrs
Adudge G II 1nra
Burton Sa1orca mrs
Baker Catherine uiEs
Bacon Rcbccca $ mrs
Bailey Rosey mrs
Hlbh1tt En- 1ura
Da1,cork Lydia mics
Baldwin Emma miss
BaJlt,n Annie mrs
BBlthnxar Sophie ulrs
/ Bsll Safail mrs
ERhnaf* II 3 mrs
H.Tcgpn Ann miss
Barnard fouisa mrs
Barnett Stephen mrs :.
Eafotf mrs
n3r1cu Z A miss
Darlington Eate mrs
Barton Cora mics :.
Bates Melissa mrs
i Becke Liz.se miss
DerCan Josephine miss
Ftacle Sarah mrs 2
Ecnnctt Margaret miss
Bstes Il 8 mrs
Btr1ets Nollte 3 miez
Br:dley Ssrah 4 mrs
+ Bishop uanrsh miss
B1bb Elizabeth nrs
E;Geall Elsie miss 2
Bishop Lizzie mics
utl&lEIAl{ u l14E6
H.eir S"rah T,Iee
nisnc Marin |nra
pfaitie p / n1s =
1:eEa afor mias
h}ake IA, hi EI1so1, mi
t Hi;ss = i Tnras 1'
Tnnn,rr Sc,it,,c
ron1 f1tfTS Miss
ncn,, N.Y. Tniss
To,veHran E1ia m,sx
4'e44 > @
1.,,,, -. =,
G,9snc!l ,s p Mls 2pL
Golnhin GnhtioIte mts
Gs9Mcn zane iAl5s
GanIel il,, hA.G ~; M'ss 60
Alohetl Lien ! Mies
@ol CaI9!ine a
Comos q = mts r..
Som9n t;o,sIl !, Satah ara 'n1es
GoNhs Mts
.AHfpEutE1 1uh 4!E8
, 1865-03-27
~ q
Qrjg]cy Bros &Quinn z " llent Qoirk Patrick

H
e1,ector julius Il Roget Geo e
Reid Iueeph Il Ryan George
: itcppon John Ross G L
RtGaor VIM D Ryan Timothy
Richards Wm R',use q
Rnuiapd Wm HRoose Top!if
Rnbe " Ltlr Russell II c.
R.nkia ] c 1t Rodgers Jamea
Roseheck A G Robinson Il
Eootf Shepherd Ragan Jas
Root Ol1sef Roberts Jnnes
Rorpey Owen 'Rourka Jamea
Ross Albert f 'Rnaco John Il
Nathhup, & BRO Reynolds ] O
RootsChaunccyCKo Joel c
Ragan Patrick ,Rossltet JQhn
HOE Ctlas Il rev root Vim @ =
Robinsou Geo Rowe1l Wm
Ross E Robinson W
/ Rosie Cu Rogers Wn B
IsosB Geo Ru5s VIM
Rohson Edward Root z D j..
Kucg Frederic Rough Jacob
Robinson TnpsRyan James
Augustus Rlc1ar<fsonJ0hu
Racrs F W e. Ryan Michael
HuGg Samuel Rice Aloab J
Eupetl 8 J Rockwell Wm J
Noeers ShermanRcld Thomas J
, 1865-03-27

ONLY 40 CENTS.
4ud Il An frsyeeiment AMI thorou:h tr14l does not
"bAtk up" the above stat-ruent, the money will ba
retent.l. 81, this knowing Its merits and teei
coptLtnt that tTia will secuEa FOX It haue IN
every househod. -
% not wxsrt away With reu.h1n. when 10 smaI u
,nytstmvnt wilt caEe you 1t N y bn ha4l OF any re
srect4Ar Druggist IN town, who all fa1uish Soc with
Acrco.ar Of keu1lnc certificates 0: cnr9 It has u1a1a
= sQld By DruxgBts e7e1JHhc1e.3
, 1865-03-27

Kirkhart Jacob
Kil!boy John
Kennedy Johu E
Aunor j Joscph
Kelley Joseph
'-kendy Wm
kutsiager WmU
Kt1uim9unt VIM
Kendall Lyman
d.
Ktnul " o
Kidd Wm ]
Kalne Zach1rl1s
Ks1sMartlu
Kel!ehcr affch'l
Knapp A s
Eimba!l Austin
El1craw Frank
Humble i Hast
ings
, 1865-03-27
YawuanphtlipHYn1e c Yawman Phil Il
Youoe Cbas Young Geo ", Yale John
Yo1ng Christo- Yung Robert Yates n
phcr G Young Geo
Zieefeld s Wilson Zape E

Agent Union star Line. agent Vanderbilt
tion Ins. Co. Ills. Petroleum and Mining Co...
Sec. OF Washington Chapter. No. 43, R. A. II. =.
Sec. Carpenters nnd JoineEs unlon; PE9pritss.
western Tra5sit Ins. Co.. Commonwealth 1us.
CO, Citizens Irs. Co.. Northwestern Travel
er's ins. Co.. .National Ins. Co: ol chic,go,;
Commercial Ins, Co. WesteI Phgn'x Ins: IT,. CO;
ins. ii C.. oi H!inots. -. United States, 1n.. CO
....Mercantlle- Mutual lns. Co.. -Fatkers' and
FIovision 6ca1eIs' lne. Co.. ..,Gr. Western ~, Ltfs
81 ina Co.. National Travellers ms Co.. :Trav.
elers Security 19s: Co.; .saffty Is 3 Co..
Freight Agent Of Dqeuaas =; M VS.; :; A.;
, 1865-03-27

o laDnyers John Lew u
rlee Lan1E1ns. John Limb John
/ = Livingston JohnL4nphear " Il
Ray Lafayette n a Longstreet 4
IacomptcJord1A Lynch james Il
Cass Laycray John Lloyd 3 Harley
+ Lorean John Lynch r
Little WINS: lockwood r E
win Lcnno~ John rev
ratd Ltthgow Wan Il Loper T E
81 Lett IT, Il Lynch Timothy
ed IoutherWA Lomb:rd Thos
20 Il legcans Nike Loornfs q II
II Lucas Wm Loudon James
ster lsnc l. Lord j 5 ? dr. !.
rye Llstow Michael Luchete Joseph
os B l.aneho1nc Mau-Lynch Juo W
L rice Lower Gao
rink Lawiet o Lord Joshua B
d L Leslie Law 1.orber Michael
, Iincgan II Lyman Thomls
: IAnEhnrne mr. Love T. A
N Leafy IL Loomis R prof
Lawrence Lucil-Lyman G i
>hnH 1us B Lynch Peter
> Lillis 3Iichae1 J IoTett W@
ert : Manning n r Moore Donley s
3 Mallory Wi1iiamafunroe Edw i L
& coMatheT Henry Morey E
Btather Walter LMerrisouEgekiet
i o alase Wm Murphy Thomas
Macon Levi n Munger Henry
ick McrrtllMort1mefa1pd II pdieu lorker
thets Mixer Chas s Morrison j B
capt2 Moorchent Sam'l
r Miihgsn BENZ Morse George 4
;arnc, Mills Andrew Milroy James
rnelt'sMll1er Petrr Moore jacob II
NE trles Niles Edward B Morton josepS GaeS
&c Murphy JOIN
Isaac Il Mullen John
Mitchell J.mcsN Auldonn John
Miller Reuben MNulYy Mick
Ell Mills David Murphy Josenh
Mfuchrood Murphy Jno'fI
J. Mlnnlock Jscob Afoynlhan John
" Miller John G MonrgoncryJ no
:. Miller Joseph 4
C A1ilburn Wm II Murphy John
'oT B rev Monroe esq
B MillEpaush L Munrpe Wm
Miller L n n d Murray E G
II Miller u 2 :. Moore WB
hos BM1licr John Ja-Montgomesy "
&C Millissn J II = Morgan VIM
1hos BMoulton AM Moyne Owen
r r. Moo.e6 Mo0.o oi!o + n,.a: aaspssys usps Town-
ohn ley Mott afarion
Dhn j norris s. n . Mu1llhy Marin
John Mndgett 4 n Montgomerycapt
Jona~MonIoe & Bros WmA
Morse Charles Morris Mr.
hn Mum Chns r Magic WmH
olln Morey Charles Machan Thos r
1as Morse C L Matnes Geo Il
IN Meyer 9 3 Morris e Il
] Moor c Il Murtln Ezra C
hn Montague Dan1Aonre c E
nc
Cbas Mckinney & CoMcLowyJG
= ChAs Gxogvs >. Mcketn John
Donald G McLane Jose0h
It Pat McCarmtn ThosMc1Ritchie Jas
Clay AcCurt,n T McVesn -John F
'a.1ickaicHali Taomss MeChespey Jno
Peter Mcdonald peterMeElry John
Pat Mcclure " c drNcAuleE John
I EFitchNtG G wan Qllb't 7 capt
Penr Mcconnell Ed AMeCabs Jahu
DennisM Lesry r. &RNoC6ok VIM
lara D'i3IcGrae Henry 8 sMcAahou Jshn
DeuultN euollstez AyAccurdJ Wm n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-22
WHOLE: NUMBER .Sl2.
ne. Nl,caiIess and IN. rrssssry.

- I
The Secretary of. the Treasury sborrow.
ing some $40 100000 pes week rerF dollar
he can get, even at high. ieierest Of 7.3O
per cens.---snd heis every dag drawn upon
for every cent be cap raisc. and more too.
Vast armies are being mastered out and
paid OF putipually, reqnripg millions upon
m'lIlonnsSsBoto 10 sBesk ef stbeG gerry large
force Kept 10 service, which must be not
only paid but fed, clad. Sbpd and provided
gith all the costly means OF loesmotiop.
Our eurrsnt. expepainres,. though being
gradually reduced, are still very heavy;
while the bills presented from every side
for use 81 transports, repairs, demorrsee.
ddmage. &c, DC, are appalling. Day by
day, the Secretary, with Me- Jss Cooks
eficiep, aid, is doing bis very, best to meet
demands upon him yet we see that be Is
compelled, with Five or Six Millions of
revenue and Twenty Millions Of loans per
week, to pey three fqurths OF the large Do.
mauds upon him 10 Certificates OF fndebt-
edqess-iu other words, to give bis due.
bills for six. nine aud twelve months, be.
cause he cppnot pay down. He has little
or no coptroi over The amount Of bis out
gces--the Other Departments draw on the
Treasury, which be. must pay as fast as be
can collect or borrow the money when be
cap pay no otherwise, he ekes, out his de.
feiencies by issuing certificates 10 needy
creditors. 7di lnsl3o % 'eDh III
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f -
A Boiled Dish.

Almost every family has dinner, as
often as once'a week, of what Is popularity
culled a boiled dish. ard which, properly
cooked, one of the best dishes 10 the world;
but all cooks do not known The best way
to oilcorped beef The common wsy. ia
order to make it tender, being to put it
in cold water, and let the beef come grad
ually to, a Gol. This certainly makes The
beef tender, but it also extracts all the
strength and juices. A better way Is to
wait till the water boils before putting 10
the beef it will then be equally, tender.
and will retain all its strengthening aud
Juicy properties. Many housekeepers sup
pose that putting meat 10 hos water newt.
ably renders it hard and topgb,--snd SO 1t
will, if The. water is only hot; but if it
boils, the effect will be the reverse. Just
as putting a discoiofed table cloth ia bot
water will set the stains but put In boil
ing water, and it takes them clean out.
The same rule applies to all ahoiled meats.
Hans, after boiling four or FIVE hours, &C
cordiug to size. should be taken out, the
skins tnken of, aud cracker or bread
erembs grated over them, and thenobaked
10 brisk oyen for. Que ,hour.1 A leg of NUT
ron can be treated successfully in the Same
way. ouly ii does not require to be boiled
SO long. OF course. the boiling process
lshould always be gentle. hslH9 essd
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What different tht6g sweet sixteen dsed
TO be, II novelists are to be beIleted from
what his to-day Then II was ar,lesssbd
|uasophis, icated, ,blushed when spoken to,
said, yes sir, and DO ma'am. and WIS slways
inuodues9 to the reader IN vbite robes aud
howiDg tresses, UNCONSCIOUS Of its og y love-
hness and Of the sdmiration Il ,sypkens.
Perhaps the picture was a, true one. bu,
what would it ,be';f dawn 10 ldayY Some.
body, you can cstl II D young %odra1, for
u Is not won snly, nor Young ladyo for il
is not lady like Girl seemed 30 simply in.
anocent,f aud the Bowery torn, gal the
sbestrif Que only dared use il. .sbp--s -rs
!, Somebody With iis ha!r scraped back
aud several pounds, of bsirdresser's ringlels
pinned on by the way OF an, ,ornament
with pow der on its cheeks /; with a jockey
bat aud feather, and garments sditabfe for
the. carriage costume Of au English woman
Of rank trailing behind IL over the muddy
street; with cheeks guiltless Of any uetnral
bush and eyes that meet tboseo stang
ters all3too boldly; with queer habits Of
gigglug and shi'pering. aud forming
chance atquain'a aaces iu omuibuses Of
knowing the gentlemen who pass The house
to bow To-; Of seeing fup in pranks which
would have doomed our grandmo,hers TO
Solitary confinement in their ow u rooms, a
ct,nventi or an insane asylum. With a
fixed idea that Pa is the person to provide
the wberewilhal for bis daughters extray
sgsnce, and that Mas place is in the base
nienl, especially when beaux call, and that
sweet sixteen itself has co duty TO either
parent 10 perform, and fuIiIls its mission il
it looks pretty dresses we'll. and finally
marries--us matter swbon, so that be has
moustaches and plenty of money. Somuch
lforsthe ,realgEow for the idea which the
novelist of '65 e8terni1s ofisweet sixteen.
Ii has passed through The most mysterious
adventures, been betrothed for, several
years. II possesses some secret power Of
fascination which o man resists IL is cap
BILE of poisoning its great aunt, and Of
stealing its great graDdfatheI's will. II
can disguise itself in male attire, and pene-
'ralipg the dwelling of its worst enemy,
ia bom bis secrets aud circumvent him. Ii
must be- you iaucy, at least thirty odd, and
very bold aud brszen, even for that age,
but you are told it is but six, cen, aud the
lovellst..of its Sc x.,..-.. ), ,..-.... r- .....,
Between he real specimens which resem
BILE boys 10 crinolipe, and the ic'ions which
are Lucrelia Borgius under age, you be.
come perplexed on the snhjec; of sixteen,
aud wonder woefully where the sweet
comes 10, in this degenerated generation
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A SAD CHATTER A Miss Kate Mintes.
d respectable young lady ATTEMPTED suicide
at the. Scott House, Pittsburgh She was
from Lyucbbprgi Va, following real OF
pretended lover who had agreed to meet
her at that House. He did not come, and
the yonng lady was pennyless almost, and
lost her trunk. when on the way. Thesbill
for her board was presented and without
funds, to pay it, she swallowed laudanom.
The girl asked female border to send for
u clergyman, but she sent for doctor who
using efficien, remedies, saved her life.
, A. young woman few weeks since &C
ST.. Louis drowned herself, having had soma
misunderstood with her lover to whom,
she was silianced, aud believed be was tri-
ang with her affections. After her burial
the lover, a M Funhouser purchased ths
lot in which, the 6irPs grave was, giving
direc,ipns 10 be buried by her side. On
Saturday, last he went TO The river, aud
seated himself upon the same stone on which
his . fl ,ncei sat iast before she threw her
sell intp the ws,er. He took some thing
from his bosom. gazed at it, drew q pistol
aud sent ball through his heast. He
was. buried by her side. II is said tho
whole tragedy was caasea by the young
man. in away of joke, saying to the girl he
did not expect to marry her. A peor jvko
and terrible sequel.
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BULA, O!, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 20 1865.
..a,AlSHTABULA,
! :..roP.s 60 -, ia,

lu0a olpn m1ii tIlllns1 sho1a sii Jsdi
And there they sas, 0 o. poppihs corn, o1a
John Stiles and Susan Cutter;
u John stiles ia siat as any OK foKrAD
Susan fat 'as butter ii 1nGad5pd
And there they sat and shielded The cof,.,
e9D And faked and stirred the hre 3qRoas
l And talked or different kinds ears, X
b And hitched their chairs the higher. 81
Then Susan she the pepper shook, 1dT
hi Then John he shook the pepper 7Ia
b Till both their faces grew aB red pRf
-si As saueepans made ofcopVer. 5i1. "a
bAnd then they shelled and popped and st,
VI All kinds Of fun poking-SI39s 9Iqo9g
Whilehe haw -haw' d at her remarks 1dl
iaa And she laughed at his joking nrasl
And stlIl they popped and'aIll they ate
q. Johns mouth was like hopper s1fI
And stirred the fire, and spriukled salt,
i.,sl And shook and shook the Pepper. d
The clock struck nine, the clock struck ter
dl1aAnd still the corn keptpoppihg+lo rdi
1t struck eleven, and then struck twelve,
And still no sign Of stopping ,nat,iv
And John he ate, and Sue she thought,
t The corn did pop and patter, q5 blad
Till John cried out, "the, corns FIRE!
Why, Susan. what's the matter"
Z Said she, 'sJohn Stiles, it's one o'clock,
'l You II die of indigestion; 5t i.e 7s4g37
I'm sick of all this popping corn sl,,,,B
Why don't you pop the question: