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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
Nov. q, '65-3gs
CHERRIES SALE.

ShEhlFE SAIE.
~ We. 3. Gorton vs.. Ambrose Bash. In Trum-
bull. Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale in the above case
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas. ! have
levied on and shall expose to public sale e. the
Court House in Warren. ia said County Of IruY-
bull and State Of Ohio. o.
Saturday, the23d day Of DeccE:i,eE.
A. ID. 1856, and between the hours o. c-- ang igur
o'clock, p NJ. Of said day, the following described
real estate situate III the township cI NuuSmah.
in said County of Irumbuil ana State of Ohio, and
known and described as the lot formerly CWI &c
and occupied by VIM. b.. G9rtOl, on the east side
of the Meadville road, $50 called. in said township.
and Is bounded on the west by said NeaGvli,
road. north by lands Of Orria Collins, east Nv lands
formerly owned by Timothy Banning n'a Rodney
W; Clark, and containing about Sc, eltV-rry rods
Of land. more or les Appraised ~ SSrU. Tens
cash. JOSEPH q. BUTLER Sheriff.
Warren o.. Nov. - 1859.
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READG READ!! READ!
SaleNmen Wanted.

Fifty good men wanted 10 set - gales
men, by tn 25th OF this month. Salary,
$500 to $1,000 ayear. Come right in at
once; apply personally Ter yourself
Those outside of Trumbuli Co, may adj
dress, enclosing stamp; P. .. drawer No.
Il, Warren, TrumbuIl Co.
". D. BAKER,
Office No. 8, Maiu ST. Genl. Agt.
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Shoe Makers

SHUt
Can fnd-an assortment of Upper, Kid
and Calf Skins at WARREN & McLAIN's
L Gather Store, or at the Tannery, form
erly Dunlap's.)
Dec. 20, ls65-4w.
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NOTICE.

We desire t o remind all who are indebt-
ed to us on book. that we shall expect q
prompt settlement the first of Janusry,
1866. REED 4 ADAMS.
Dec, Cow
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Warren s Lake Erie Plank Read

The Stockholders Of the Warren Il Lake Fri,
Plank Road Company are hereby no ihed that 8
dividend of four per cent. On the capital stock has
been declared, payable on and after the 10Th DAY
ren.
Also that the annual meeting Of the StOekhOI-
ders for the election of Directors will be held At
the Treasurer's Office. on Monday, the 9th cay o.
February, A D.. 1896, from . O'eiOck.-A. NJ, TO I
NJ. of that day. JOS. MARVIN. Jr.. Pres.
Dec Is ls6j SwT NHITTLEsET ADAMS. see.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

OlsiOEtune OIlnss suEIoH eiOuSh.
All who are afflicted with CATARRH
should at once m e using DR.. D.
H. Seelye's LIQUID ARR Remedy, a
sure and permanent cure
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

The third Lecture will be on FRIDAY
evening. Dec. %, by Prof. J. DeCardovs,
the Great Humorist of New York City.
Su6iect-The Amatuer Theatrical Associ-
alton. "Ininetely humous and funny"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
Third lecture Of fhe POIemic

~ 7 ILhAVUs IIEIoUIEI-
LENUEL DRAY, Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
Serious Accident,

On Thanksgiving day, Mr.. Ephraim
Hayes, OF Hartford, was assisting at a hay
baling machine, when the "beater" fell,
striking his right arm, almost tearing it
from the body.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
THE STATE OF ONO,
4 TRUMBULL COUNTY, -.
In the Court OF COmp0n Pleas.
L. K. Hcfaft, Plaintiff.

Chqunccy ". .Eofatt, Defj
Noice is given 10 IctCld III That 90 the 1lth dsy
Of NovcnbSr. A.. u. IS .. tie Plaintiff hlei in The
office OF tue Court OF C1-nmun Peas Tor id cOun-
Is. his petition against defendant Bnd stating IL
.ubsrauce that defendant IS Indebted 70 the plain
til IL the sum 0t ey3T. 90 drOn twOSCycrGt promise
ry notes. aEd dated December ,. i-Si. fgT SluS
uaya6'e 10 C.. ". MOiatt or bearer. with annual m
tersst Il tsn per cent. IL Gu year ir0n Dec. 18th,
1854. and one other note turciU, payable 10 PLAIN
III one day aitrt ia C vita interest," aEdfsr money
loaned ~ sid plan Ia - deioIdtnf Ht MS Teque-'
November EJ.h. lSjl, 20 the amount OF Sl3Iu0 UuL
asking judgTenttr fer sa:d amount uGe anu for costs.
that II said aCuOn al order OF aiChmr was is nee
md has been levied upon lands OF The do'enGGut;
Tint unless defendant answers BY January .5.h,
ISi5, judgment viii ba taken Is PRAYED fyr aSains
HUTCuINS i FOREST,
Atty for Pif.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

BzS-Do not tail to make yonr purchas-
es of Clothing, and Fine Goods, at
REID & DAMS.
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HORSE FOR SALE.

very fine seven year old dark sOrrel horse,
~frstrate under the saddle and good in a team, l.
offered for sale By the subscriber. residing il
North Bloomfield. %. For purther particulars en-
Quire Cf i. A. FERRY.
Dee l3 1885 2a
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Florence Sewing Machine.

Dec.20-Iw
, 1865-06-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

.--z FRnAY EvxSrys, June 1ss
LUABEs-Icc1ivtdt 1,oG7 n slipped. GGu m
Ttete was mach better tons III tbs markat TO-DAY
and sales shoW sltht improvement, pocsaze !.
nos acAtce, hutir Il beow tie requirements o, .hs
trade Cargo ss!cs ere:-C1tgo sch. Ns met fron,
aEand River, % NJ common ni1ei rutsed, npd ca-vn
echs Warner. Is same. soth Ut 80 b5 i-t,h IN.
la cargo sehF- l1ddlIg!on, ttou Green Bay 1c1 n,
H. asly al strpa st sl2ss; cargo schf c.fiosdt s
N Cans1a bo*Eds, stocz aud common, At sle 70 avn
el3co; cargo .tehr. Hubbard, rom Muste.
gon, 80 M y strips. ha.anes boast,. x,pp
sawed, At N2D.; BY Mason psu..
esrEo 4chr nltnola. tom Auskegen. S IN. Il .tr,o.
hom No. 21oes, balance we'll cut, a.so.tsd At
By Merton: esTEo sehr Denustk. from Bay sett;e.
mels 10 H. strips. balance zx4 and jotsts 1t S1s 80
by whitman; casxo schs Commerce, from kaiams-
zoo. ceM 2xs hossds md str7s at 3io5, By Csrtar;
cargo achr Alba. Gom Mu1teson IS II, atstps. btl-
bosrtf. 1t %. By Morton caIg1 sehr ". r.
Allen, from oconto 10 N. strins ba1ance mill run
canz sawed from Mol logs. 1t 81 50, BY Houghtell.
ting cargo sehr uolE. hem Mu.kegoa, les II Rzne
saved. over strips, balances good mixed, at $12t0;
c1xso schr st. 1nEsetce. nnu1 Point S2ublt, 30 H.
tts.pt, taance couaNcn msed, 1t $l100; CARGO beg
Lowell. from Menom.nee, 1io IN. y strips, alanee
kccd boards. &C. At sl2.s5, bJ Wood; carso sehr
Mary Isoe. 210 N CanAdx boafds, atttpa and common
part cargo. 1t $le.r0+
sRlEGLEs+Re +Reeelyed. node; lhIp5ed, i,1ea m.
Market l5o b tier. eaes were: cargo aehr MlaaesotA
800 N savea a. 1t N 10. By o. Brewster.
lATN-EeeetTed. Zh N shipped. s.3 n. Market
ateady Al $l.13@2to-
, 1865-06-10
GEORGE SANDERS aeEruOl

GEOHG GE SANDERS aeETMOD.
Tie New York 1fmes Of .he 7th digs up aud
reprints letter Of the Infamous Gorge n.
Sanders, dated In 1856. In which, speaking OF
the thudder caused by his proposal to re-es-
tubl!sh the political guIllotInc In Europe, he
tas TIC following: -
"1he fault Of our noh'e co.ua1kers in EUROPE.
in rs wnt ~ have fnt1rats In mY communication
to the Her0id ihetr ton Eeneroue crednlity. It IL
ee5ely e oe hoped th,t at the next opportunity
punishment d1e to the traitors and pesjurcrs WHO
nave shown that with them 9tner0tify u only a
sfl1ufus to murder, and f,Nst u9~12s to betrdy.
We #Rnt to see At the renewal Of thu suspended
revolution, the frunesa u Washington aud Pat
unu. and Jsrkson. when they, wtthout one mo-
mcni Of INDIGESTION, wisely huns MP even less dau-
Eerous. because less 1mpottsnt, meu. In this 1n-
lled End righteous cruelty there WILL be large
oencFolehce, aLd IN u onlg-s11efy+ -N
II the Government OF the United Etates ia
lucky enough to get hold Of Mr.. Sanders, 1t
Will be Just enough to put so much Of his
political philosophy as is set forth above, iato
pr8ci{ce -.z
, 1865-06-10
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.


From New Orleans and Texas,
NrH ORLEANS, june IA report e,vs
General Kirby Smith has gone to Mex,cn
and will make his future homo there.
Gov. Wells has appointed Geudy nurts
acting Mayor until the return Of 3iayo,
Kennedy.
- A dangerous creyssse broke throurb hctov
htnno. and threatened the overflow nf Stv ths =
pef.y. IT was stopped. DS'0n VI Pro
Cotton-cotnnon m:ddling SOC. Cold 135
NEW ORLEANS, June 8-Browpsy1lles Tsy'
90, WAS entered by the forces under Bib. G-n
brown, May 3lst. The Coufedcratca hefors
leaving, sold their artillery to the Iu1oer;aI.
ista Of Mexico Coftinas was hoYcrinr ahnnt
Matamoraa, confronted by Mejia. fnts ~
Confederate soldiers arc active In srhdninr
gueril]as In tho southern part Of thn Staie
40 MERCY ts shown them. The rsnort n
Kirby Smiths gong to Mexico is confirmed
WITH Large amount Of money,
Chief Justice Chase has met with A cor7;,1
reception here from the military. in5ic,a1
professional, and prominent citizens ganer.
Colonel Christensen, the Aa,utant o.,...,
Of General Candy; has sent in Ills resfens ~. -
Major General Griersou has been sxriona ri
to the command Of the cavalry forces Is H. =
Department Of the Gulf, N-A WIG
Charles ". Moore hns been aunointad chief
telegraph operator at New Orleans. ~1's'
>. ". sherman has recently been annaintcd
Breyet Major General for. gallaatryr rnt. A. Pori
Hudson. az Aolt
General Candy turned over nart NJ hid
cavalry force to General Sheridan. 1 A''
, 1865-06-10

NRw YoRK, June 9.-Tho Rkralps CORE
spondent says John A. Wise, brother OF
Henry A. Wiee, who admits TINT his four sons
had been In the rebel army TIL Its surrender.
md that be and Its family had done ali they
could towards tic success Of the rebellion,
recently wrote to Gen. Gordon, commanding
at NORFOLK, demanding that the Government
shonld supply him aud hls flmily with farm
ing implements, horses and seeds. claiming
restoration to his citizenship tights, and
complaining Of his sutterinFs and losses
during the War. and that llis sons wore not al.
lowed to wear thelr rebel uniforms. Gen, Cor
don'a reply To this impcrtlncnt secessionjst
gave him to understand that be and lis sons
had been traitors to tho government, anI
were entitled to nothing from it. but would
receive such treatment as, in its lcnIency, 1t
might eec proper to grant.
John Minor Botts arrived In Richmond
cn the 5th instant. There are sunots there
that be intends to oppose the policy Of Gov
etnor Piespont's administration, and also
that hc Will be candidate for tbs United
States scnate.
"Ihe late rebel Governor Of Virginia, vii
lam Smith, has not yet been arrested,
though 1t Is said that he was recently in the
vicinity Of Richmond"
, 1865-06-10

EEw YoRK, June "A dispatch In the
AesId says: a delegation Of Loyal Georgi.
Of Congress from the ''Empiro State Of tie
South, /" had an Interview With the President
today. Mr.. johnson blandly but firmly told
them what the policy Of the AdmIniatf ation lion
Wonld 1e IN reference to the reconstruc lion
Of the Southern States, which was entirely
acceded to by the gentlemen Of tho dciega.
tien as en!ntntly just and proper, and &c.
ceptable to the los al men Of Georgia.
'1Itn. Al. r. Odeli denies tho truth Of the
statement that he Is a candidate for tho Of.
fee Of Assistant Treasurer ut New York, or
that Ills name has been presented OF ur.cd
BY hts friends for that position.
~ It Is stated, upon good authority, that
The Government Is now. feeding 2Oo, GOD of tho
Inhabitants Of Virginia, Of all classes, white
and back. Eleven thousand ratious arc
daily Issued to citizens in Richmond alone.n
The Washington special to the World saYs
so many tro0ps hare been mustered out Of
the 2oth corps that only enough rcmains to
mako one good division, aud It has been a.
tached to the 18th corps.
"There seems to be no truth In tho report
OF IN extra session Of CunErcss.''
, 1865-06-10
"A uo1lD OF CAUTION.

We Tain our readers to exercise whole
rome distrust Of all newspaper Paragraphs
which asecEt that the South is in a fair way
Of settlement and regeneration. We'do no.
donbt tie sincerity Of those who inditc such !;
they simply gene1alize upon insufficient
data, and aim at conclusions without proper
fouL Ldation In facts- We assume, nay, we
know, that the entire South Is in chsotic
state, politically considered and that the,e
is no ngn emcnt, anywhere, upon anything,
that would be acceptable either to tAs peo-
pie Of the North, to the Government at Wash
ington, or to the Southern people them.
sclTes. We believe that the nearest ap-
preach to unnnimlty would be on the prop
osltlon to have military government main
tatn.d until 1t can be safely replaced by
something less arbitrary. When that time
shall ceme, the Federal authority is the
judge. 1t Is sufficient for cur present pur-
lose to assert, as We do with perfecr convic-
t,en Of cur correctness. tha. auy Immature
and halEcous!de1ed plan Of reorganization
will he plsGue md shame to those who
iuytntcd 1t. :.
, 1865-06-10

Aoh- A.. =. Aeconnell. President, Hon. John J,
AeJaolde, 5ecretar3, J. ". Baum. Treasurer. ard
| hesere. Finnell, Osborn aud Galusha. or the Ex
eeutlre Dosrd Of the Illinois State Agricultural
sucicty, have been on ! visit 10 this c1ty for The
past Two or three daJs for the parposo Of looking
III The Improvements now In progress, at the Chi.
ego Diving Pnk, for tho reception of the siate
Agricultural Fair, to be held in this city In tho
eafly part o. September ue1t These gentlemen
Visited the Fax On Thursdsy, whers they were
cordially received BY Messzs. Patrick, Tres.den,)
van Ena, 17lden, Owen and other olQcers OF thst
aasu1ouen. 1heJ are now building IN amphIshe-
stcr. directly South OF the old one, soue one hun.
dred md hi1y foct In length cleyated sufficiently
70 anoW ndln1ng hall and s!oon in the over psrt
Ihcfe are three very poAitye detects IN this an
phftheatcr. In tho frst place It fs no amphitbe..
tef At AL. but In line easpe tnsteaa Of owl or
ulcu1ar, as II should be. In the seeend pscs II Ia
At 100 greet An elevation, the loweet seats being
At least twelve feet above the ground, and then
rietng by gentle slope, too gentle to admit f.ee
observation BY those setting In the rear. And in
the third place the space between the door md
the rool L. entirely insufficient 4 psrsoa sitting
On INC rear sean cannot obtain survey Of more
than one third to oreh11f the field. Theae ara
among the mora prominent defects Of tho bulla.
Ing But ns 1t is now almost completed, we sun-
pose They Will h.ve 10 reuatn. They will. hpx-
ever. greatly affect the receipts usually expocted
fFon that source. Other buildings for tae arcn,n.
modAhon Of the Fair will be erected during The
summer, to be ready for use at the time an
pointed.
We he1r that the managers Of The Driving Park
nave II IN contemplation to purchase UoIou QsiI.
now occupied By the Sanitary Fair. The Hall. M
s "tI known, forms the center bntldI1g In Dc1r.
born Iark- 1t ts $50 feet long, and about seventy
To EinhfY Nfdf. a,f ftnb bA@3,
, 1865-06-10

eafe about encouraging the Increase In tho
volume Of our precious metals. We had the
country to save first. But now that the re-.
bellitn is cverlhEoWn and We knew pretty
nearly the amount OF our national debt, the
more gold ard silver We mine makes the DAY.
me Mt Of that debt 50 mucl the easter. NoW''
said be, speaking with much emphasis, II nm
gong to encourage that IN c7ery possible
way. We shall have hundreds of thousands
Of nisbanded soldiers. and many have feared
that thcit return home Ia such great numbers
might paralyze industry by furnishing snd-
denly 3 greater supply Of labor than there wilt
hc q demand for. am going to try and at
tlact them to the hidden Fealth Of our
mountain raIges, where there is3room enough
tor all. 1nmlgratio which even the war
has not stopped. will land upon OUT shores
huntrtds or thousands more Per year from
ovetctowded Europe l intend to point them
20 the gold md silver that waits for them in
TIC West. Tell the miners from me. TINT I
sEal1 promote their interests to the utmost
Of my ability; bteause their prosperity is
the prosperity Of the nation, and" said he.
his eye kindlng with enthusiasm, ave shall
p1oVe in very teE years that we are In.
deed the TREASURY OF THE WORLD
That evening be had called again aud WAS
with the President knls an hour just before
be started for the theater to which he had
been invited to accompany him. Bht be ex-
pected to leare Washington the next morn
10B Blu I4Af1ub 0LutE cIE1EcNlElLS 1OE lHa
eT' ming, be could not 60. Had he gone b.
might not have been here now. He knew
how general WIS the disbelief In that loyu
which would lead man to lay down his life
Tor friend. But having no wife or child to
care for him after be should be laid In the cold
ground, could he have gone to the theatre
that night and In sone unknown Way saved
President Lincoln's life, even ut thu expense
Of hts own, he would have done 1t as cheer
ip'ly DE ht should lay his head on his pill
low tonight. The President was still in
the highest epirits In the evening. As he
was departing for the theater, accompanied
10 the door b. Mr.. AshMun OF Massachusetts
-tbe last walk to the door Of the Executive
Mansion he vas ever to take,-as thcy were
shaking hands thought seemed to strike the
President who repeated In a condensed 70 IN
what he had Just delivered 10 ua, thus show
ing how important he held It, and said to
him, "Doc't 1osgek Colfax, to tell those MI
pc.s that that is my speech to them,-a
pleasant Journey to yo1: 7 will telegraph
you at San Franclsco-Good Bye'-the last
good bye Of Ills life. These words be brought
were tie last words Of the President on pub
lie subjects before The bullet Of the assassin
crashed through his bfaln. It showed that
amid the e1ultatton consequent on the
g,andest contamination Of the dearest wishes
uf the President md tho nation, the interests
Of the great West, particularly Of the miners,
were uppermost In his thoughts, These
words we're true, prophetic.
, 1865-06-10

~ 'ue 4ss.pupn ~ ma'oe esnesal ohas'
ns.1.e.sa ~ r. 1a.s, oasanse. was partially
~ ssss.. ~4~ 44e ss0SfH1 H'@''s toiso qule'
=,
49,. =. "a..o "s n1.e oas l'0e 70 report o"'
~ ~ nst,oe Jews !tom NsH iotk, there wal
~ a.u ~ iasuo9 ~ tae market. pni
aas..s s ~ ..1a 49, "ssI nsnL Asss folx WAS re-
Fg7 - hs.. .Sa.. oD. .a 40" -o!1, u urn a.
hs,te, ,rant- th.n x"..aaa. ss. issAas aaa a.
~. .an -: 90 "ta' sAes ol aS1
- hst.s. S.xneu s."s.. ~ s*o" tsus Aees Eosk vas
e1o m -, ,ts,...,I...S a.s..Ua1e.s - W ouenns
~ ' 49,. no a. sloo' snees f!ef.
so ~. at .~ .,s sAl Wy, WIN 8Acs OF
n.arx.~as" ~, ....r n,!u a. ~ logsIoss. Aess
-. as!l' WV sass u " osls ~ e4coo.
s Is4u us!net. WV 'ae'c "ss but limited
%reu1au. % - 1tAme o'eant A*A "as aeld AZ Tic, and
1.is Ass,io ~ lee: steases were neglected..
unass mGls IT,, ~ oeeef .eqaess aad nsner,
nta na1eo " :" utis. IL .oAs a. *a.o-tae market
ss ".ea ou5'1S a. 'aa' Price aeaefs aolotns
A' 1Au.es'
-ne msl1ee LOT rioa1 wss aRain quiet and
1naus etss., ".a salea ot some 1,on nfis at $500
gs'.e t's " "nl,s mlnEls; n so.eoagt.o tos lied
ws.sf .a.s ~ '.*ye s..u " A.. op.k aAoas'
VA aets aense ana We noss decline OF
lullJ &c On he cloatne price OF ytsterday. The
Eaes foot up 1ob, ,o0o bushels, at $l.1s} D119} fos
Extra spr1ag; slle401. .16t-moss1y Sl.l6&-for
No. spring, and ti.oiG11i6 for No. s-thc nar-
re-. ciosins QUEER at msalnm hsn1es.
1ne1e was IN aeuso sa'pplns demand Tor Corn.
anu lae hosancea teoic, win Eales OF 49,
w W - ~ o'f*.oec aot No' s9teSsVc TOT NO. 2,
ana 4'c tos heJectea ID ssofe' o1c Tor No. I
- ~ y. uH g'"e Aoe nos a1oa1' ano OCT LOT No
" o'
ua.s %ets ~ H. ne.st gu te4nest ana shade htmer,
WIZ sa!ss " xs'oeo oRsne's AZ aa9eaie for No. l.
mosu5 'no upper nsose-ano @0e9Ae Tor NO. : In
4
wa VIZ. to"st, WIN ssles az nSe
~ ~ ~. :, ano 9oessse 1os No. u 1to1e.
"ss uo.ut1x uolnS II naHegs ana Iao
"Iines , vas au.t anu no",ne1H ancaaneeo-
E.''su1 Helo iss1 nsase ana baaoe
e4:s1' "..a epsasGnleas " oaualo ~ oc ZOE oats
a ~ NJ, III. .asIa "A8 ~ snanse II LaKe
"Iu ~, ian " ~ 1saii W tats. e
,tt hs ~. ~. a. ~, "a' 4aie. oat tteaay'
Th.,a ~ a,h;. - setr T.; ss.aa H. f1'to.
There wss rothsng new tran.p!rIng In the Gro
Gerry MARKET Trade Was fairly active and st,n1e
GROCERIES were generally held Irm At on- -unts'
Nina m" fo,,asine sisnssea .as -. vs laoa'
asoesr's Exchange to-da5: seU '''ns
Raw and Refined surar, yery firm, Tsssst.sa.
md easief. >SSA "'sAA7 '11' AAA' 1eass1eaoy
zee! Calue "efe less aeu7a to'deT- There Was
very litue enipptn9 demand, most Of the tnqul-
res oefhg 1oe ooseher'e cattle Tor city slaughter.
Inc receipts ase quite llboral and Of fatr quality
fE1ees ire haruy 20 firm as yesterday, but We
quote no aeGlue. 1ue sales were ,4io head, at
INN On $5- ~
, 1865-06-10

s7AAP YoUn EXPRESS RecE1pTs.---Io nu,
mefous recent instances in this District pro.
ecfd!uss hare been instituted before the Uni.
ia States Commissioner against psrt,cs
Goafsed with violating the Internal Rc7enuc
.aS. 1eaalSlag stamps Vi q prescribed amount
w. W an3ed 10 reseipts for express matter
py 1hc party to who such m after ia de1iv.ra3
N many cases this omission Doubt Is, ia a
mere 1nnavcstencc, hut there have been o,b.rs
Drought to the notice OF The oflcors whe,c =
the intent to dc!rnrd the revenue was c,ea "
EarEed. and Two o: three parties have been
ln1d flltE dollars each for the pIxuse. a sum
, 1865-06-10
Wtiragg Qrlbn11eo
M0EH1SC, TgIMeEhLr AND WEEKLY
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.


some of the ncwsnancr co,c..s, ~ ~
man n. ho1ic vote in th,s oa1.., ~ ae ~
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tn s,avcbo1anre ~ so..osa s,u atN"pt, Ike
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do moi exist-ir thcv n,ataLa , -, uaasefs that
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49,, .as o,,.1. a s!"p aas ses oecn given
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III nort,as ~. - 1,nastn au historic which
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4b,s a., .,.., Ao reaeon Tor
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1bcv NV ~ ,n.r a,,.n 1.rsua 49,. its overthrow.
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<c;eress H.. ns;,s.- So 49, ~ 1uel own con-
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e1ren,rd c.a,, ~ paa.,sasa s. .3saoucs arc
1sr.t,on Tbor 49, eas s"N =. a.nnessy proc
l..,.ns ..s J Ha'e lheH own trepI-