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AhUouEGEKEETs OF oksDIDATKs.
For 5sats 90
10 Soanty 7 90
20 w 90
We tbs undersigned, haas ms day ADOPTED he
sbofe rates iog Advertising. 20 Wtneh " bRd our.
aslTes EtrieiE 70 ad1afe.
WM. CAMEB1S q 60.
yOHN WALLACE. for he DtsgslrH.
BARRY WTEEAM A O g. for Pes
HAsayzLIK, TrHAs SEPT - 1864.
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The publication Of the letter Of Gen
eral Shersdan-whiah was a private eN-
preston Of opinion ard not an Official
document-WAs y great outrage No
one can blame general Sheridan for
holding whatever individual opinions
ae ~pleases, nor car any . charge him
with in~disereiion IN expressing the par
ocular views ne may entertain. The
indiseretion in the case now before the
public comes from q of those eager,
notoriety seekers, qnxious 70 exhibit
hs familiar relations with > great man
and willing 10 produce 3 coniidentisi
letter TO OBTAIN this doubtful conspic,
Uonsuess Al the present moment the
publication Of such q letter is very an
ioFtunste, both % General Sheridan
and the country at large The last
mail from Europe brinss Us inteili-
Kenoe Of ihS Nervousness with which
our Mexical policy is regarded by the
French Government We find IN &
Paris letter the following which ex.
plsins briefly, bat fully:
TIT s~ec0muistien 81 American soldiers
along The ko Grands is bseiuniue 70 create
another panic about Mexico. 50 long a.
there tpPeared b be rebels ia armsaa lex.
g, The sending Of Federal toops seemed 10.
be natural enough; but nov t1at there are
No lonEer anT rebels IN arms, and that ne
Federal trocps on the i~roptier continue 70
ncrsass in numbers, the isars Of the peopie
ssto the object o. these troops are awakened.
sad 4 woa.d ncs be sarpusing 10 see the
french Government demanding at wash-
ingt1a iniorDatioa a. 70 the object Of this
large aispisy o. force.
No one eau be surprised 81 this. Il
is very natural, and the published opin
ions Of General Sheridan-oar com
mandiDg General IN the delicate quar-
tsF-WiA sd greatly 10 the disconten1
We have believed, and expressed she
belief frequently, that Sen sheridan, a
young and dashing colder, unsatsd Of
war, felt in his heart 8 desire for = row
with Mexico, but that this wish should
be inside 70 very public and in such an
unlucky way, is 70 be regretted sinoere
" by al sensible men-CA Tme
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Mashpllle agnl0n.
e. sAHkRos ) 90. pskllsAsrs.


sAEgeDAY. AUGUST y 1855
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The ladles-vsry dear creatures-this
summer patroDiSs the faro banks at
saratoga This charming style Is from
Paris The next innovation OF the sort
will probably Be patterned sfter Raden.
Baden.
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ZOE SAIE

~ Thk lea day n AaRuss lsS te. 80 ~
hons O ien sad eieye7 o'sioes = liz
isle Wh waiver 81 reaelnpaou. ennfa3ref \.
IborgaEe sAece 81 % fnp "a Desenher il ~
BY Joan " Nadia. srd deity recorded an ~ -
,terf oHce q uafidson teHaiy, Ia Rook NJ IA
oa uaee S4a. III ssli a pubic sfrlson. { p0ffSr
AFp TOT la ile ciy q Nn-hslie. % fhe We.
sd a. eunnser street. sdrio.ux sbe lsf 9herecn
NJ FAD haftn Tier rasAled. and d5badef :
.faI0ast B~egfnninr 90 hetornef IT M 81 49,.
{ oned lct. lhence running back HestHsrdie nil
aortheareiy 50 fa 3 s 4Ees fhenes FldFarafg
~ lest % summe- street., aaa theDee Souihssrl
- i<t - The piaes 81 tcnapinN -beiEp nsu Il
ae same lt Purchases - said Martin 81 lossnh
rerdns, eooetl he r4r iett, and formerly knoEe
~ tnenems q ths 4sihotLc L
Aa1 hoese sid lof VII Be sold fr asah.
1aIsA RkgRIck he1ERhoT.
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Oriental Pearl Drops

NOR BesutHying the complexion. efsctually re-
T moving
Tan, Freekles. Blotehess sud gfsing the Skin ~
elegant smoothress not easily attained By any other.
Its use among Lsdies o. Fashion in The East giVss
it q charastsr fE efHeaey which at once stGiBPsitss
Infinitely superior for the toilet Of any lady.
Can Be OBJ ained from any respectable drug store
and also wholesale or otherwise from the propre-
tors.
HURLEY, PUDDLE a 60.
Corner Seventh snd Green streets, Lonisyille.
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PACKARD { CO.,,


L
ITO be disposed Of . ONE DOLLAR each,
= without regard to Salne, and not to Dc paid for
mt you Know Hhaf yod are e r~eoeiEe,
our inacesnents are the create & ever offend for
chsaLpina po1d JeEfiry 81 low prces.
Certihcales Of all the articles hamedf IN our drcu-
lar are pat into envelopes, Besled up. and ufxsd.
and VIII q ordared, are drawn, without regard e
choice, spd rent b. mai, Tree % expense, giving al
4 fair chauca- II VII then BE- af your cpdm to
send One Dollar f0r the article crnot SATIHFaC-
TON Is GUARANTEED in al cases. and a. faere
ae NO BLANKS, if IS impossible tor aay one b re-
ceire less thsn the gzl1eof their mnney.
Our lst comprises 151.00e articles, Vaued IT
from s. 70 3l25 each, consisting o. Gents and Ia
Lies' sold snd liver Hanting Cased watches Nj
nature Magic Soring and ensp Loeke.s, OVs and
Chased Gold BraceletA. Geld Pens Eith rtver-
mounfes Ebony holders, Gold Pens With silFe *
Picks, Chased and Stone set RingF, Bosom studs,
Sleeve Buttons. (Tariety Of sfyies,) California Liza
mond, Soliture and Cluster Pins. Sents' Masonic
Pms and Risgs, ladies' Belt Buckles, Sod Thin
hes, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pear sets # LADIES'
Jswelfy, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Eooch-
es, Chate aine aud Long Guard ohains. Cent? pe t
md Neck Chsins, GCld and Jet Revolving brooch
%, ete. etc
A circular containing list o. articles, siso the
LIBERAL J8DCSE. FMS AND PBEnIUNs we Oeer r
fra ing Clubs, Sii Be seat free. siDgieeertEcates
% cents. i've for 81, shi1feen for 50 thirty fifee for
s.. one hundred FOR SO. Oar central lscaeon
hrirg g Is nsar the most reno 6 = points, and al Of
ders promptly hlied and orEArded BY Estu;n maii
0reIpresss
agents va ted in every tom md eoqsty
IS West Fourth ct. cncinash. Ohio.
~
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CERTIFICATE OF AuTHORITFI
nc THE totallAAA
THIRD
BANK
Nashville, T~ehnsssss.

TaEtsFax DfPsatntsr.
Omee Of The eOmptrolisr of the Curr+ncv. y
Wash pzion, Jlne &c, 1861
WBEREAs, by sa isactorg egidsree nresented
w 70 The undersigned, Il has reen niada 10 Az.
peas that "THE THIRD NATIONAL BANk0F
r~ASHVlLLEs1 in the city d Nashville, ha t3e
county Of Davidson, ard STATE 81 tennessee. has
been duly organ zed Under and acc1ffirr 10 re
requirements 81 the Acs of Conerees. enutiodnA
Act 70 prosde National Currency. aeenrsd by a
pledge p Unifed sfstes bonds. and - proTide Tor
tha circulat on and recefnpt on thereogf approved
June 81, 1854, end his complied with ali the provi.
stons Of said Get, required % Be complied with be-
fore commencing he ousines OF Banking snder
sad act ~
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, CompiroHer
OF tbs Currency, 10 hereby certify that sThe Th.rd
National Eank Of Nashville" in the city Of Nash.
vile, in the county Of Davidson, and State If Ten
nessee, IS authorized to commence the business ef
banking under fhs act aforesaie- atHa
~ In testimony Whereo, witness my
IaEAT Nhand and seas Of once, this sixteenth
49, day Of Jpne, 1855
w. FREEMAN CLARKE e
Comptroller Of the Currency.
- The above institution win Be opened for busi.
ness IN the course Of : few days, Of which due no
tee viii be given.
.erEDGAR JOINS, Caahies.
liezT-2m ldy rapsrs eopy.l
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f''yrs sem. o,ass)

A II PERSONS HAY ne HELp COMMITS.
"A kloNa, or haFiug : cted "a thA capseay 81
eomn feiorct OTee ! a Tennessee Rrements
darne ne kehAlioA ar 4 respectfully re4ueslod
and urged b report 70 Z hs 1ca I'd onck fheir
present fosi.of5ee NldiN 8, Is ciEeil doeumen,s
are rces7eo eaJ iroTa The Wal Department Tor
discharged Cfltr, nd cannot BE- faswardef nafi
aleg hidfeeses aV ~ ri fed.
r5AfHHP r.. RR0WELoW
anq-iR tdiu ~ sen nj 81 Tennasste.
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10 Specie Psyment.

IN anticipation Of an early return % sLeeie pay.
ment 81 tho United States oOFf rnT1ent meI,
chsndise Wiz be Sold hereafter b.
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go tcefe On raaI ddan1 rfef
HIO sh54a N4lrllf e1 -
Il - nerhhorhood 81 - hAm
assi9 Z 81. Hocdos. 90 - Qreu
~. cBHDakHA AhofetI
=y1Es ~ aeAay
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AsIi6I, We { km iEn 10 on. cd rsei8enH.
- nov ~Ntr pned 70 the cey, ana El3
49, sp1n aus oAe cust0 nsrs PERSONALLY, &c
wv H3s-1m
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Q. B. NIOHOLS5 & o.,
Aae'iOusers sad esnsrs 4 Commission
Merehah' Is,
81 Broad ssrsss Essss d r.ss....s

EuRNTTuRE. Fpdos q a.s. Locking Gissss.
Mattresses 6csM Nhs& asa and lsssis n ~.
Fais sse KeEulas sale dsr
AoHdsys, Thursdays ana Saturdays.
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RtFEasscfs

asa william g. ssoznlo=. eossrusr q rss.
Brig Gen. james P. Rr0HnioW. Adiutaat Gsasz
Of Tennessee.
MAJ or eesefaiB 8. D. stanley. an army corps
MAJOR 6eneIaiG George " slonsuan. EEox m1s,
BvI. Major General R ". J-ohasoa, sulasa.
Tenn.
iune2Esme
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Military Claim Agency.
J0HA 0REHl.


OFflekRAs aioatnig and Quntsry hpsus
- MEsisF-o1t Reis prompty eEecaisd.
Particulars a,ieaoou given b ne coBessn
Claims ir conmissay and Qgartsrmasierr s.
shsther rseeipted it or not
Claims nr Pensoo, Bogafy. arrears Of Pas. Ps.
honsy. pay ar Horses lost 10 .srnes oe,a,,
eih isss dsnands sssiast the unsisd 81.
tsHdedto sad promptly collaeisd.
Nouchse proeufed ns msmorshaum nseapa
Vouchers formal o. ipsorual. collected.
oncers ouArtsinssssr and Ordinance RsHn
matter nov eempHeSss, executed ia !.
days.
oassU Pay Accounts made cur
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70 AsskRTIskgs IN BzHAn
rak Ars WI sK Is natoun

Adveruae1a& tn fhsspesaa Colr~n
nom q q Ines, e-eaef 4l9;1cr.l
cents sssseqeent Insertions, 10 cents Der 3i1ae. Is
Loe4 cosumn, 6rsf Tina. hnofn 1 - - 81 a
sssn @aanonA n1a, 50 cents; snhseasans insar-
A. s4ter1senenss oeeapytne speciM posiaea
e@@sa - per cent advance On regular utaA
AAKRLAsR AND FUNERAL NOTICES
eA Pc chazesd 1t the 7e9nisr advs-snrz n
sertio1 made
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NAV YoRK.

mHB INSTITUTE AIMS TO SECURE TO
> young LHdifs = thorouah uhning q AZ that
belo14440 ahnsshed eduea1ons eeEnnnS VIA ne
elemenh, and closing with The hiRhW pbiosepH.
cd, uiorsl md m~athemaacal st0dle2 q 9 Collage
Courea
DAILY Instruction IL given "a ffenc1s Aeaa
pddtnn 70 tie study Of leKt Books, vocal AEacl
PIaia and orn1msrtd Needle Work receive special
ataeni1nL t "a
A iuited nnmher 81 Boarding Pupils s1l %
sdulr aafnIo fc family III tie Pfopnet8u, upo
satisfactory fsrnA. sud tbe Pfiaclpas ass1re theiE
patro1a aiel 8othids thai - Eent12 - 4Ar
part toaoveE9e he PngEieas Mofa Aaa lHtellee-
tual cnitnre e he soong isd~ Pi4ce4 = tneif
For C.reusrA, address Ms. n 8. REnu. = re
IRE pchoa Nh reopen September leshs sEd
end Juns a7d, kF he ploWlng year.
NsR YoIE, Juy sist 1seA aaeNAns
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HurIsy's Stomach Bittsrs.

NOR Desii y, ] oss Of Appetite, Weakness. In
that can compare with these in removing ihesa dis
Pressing compisints. For sale or can BE- had II any
drug SUI in the United States, or rom the Drrpre-
tors, Louisville, by corner IS veEth and Green
streets, 10 Whom ail orders shoHid he addressed
HURLEY, mIDDLE& co.
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Farey swisses, Checkei Muslius, Nan
scoks. Jaeouet Tuck Muslin, Rut5ed do, Irish
linen rfatie Linens, Towels. Inca Cambries.
plain and ftucy; b riseye Diapers, Linen Handker :
CD eis. Hemstleh do, fne Embroidered Sets, Resi-
ard Naeneinin Collars. Grape ses, Saiss Ecgin .,
jaeonst do. Insertines. Tsietsa Ribbons 10 ali
vi tbs and in AL co orr; silk Beings, Buckles
something new CorseIs, Velvet Ribbons, ETC., etc.
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SALE
valuable Real Estats.

DF y.rtue 81 . pttd efTrna nrsoaltsd 10 ns9
- Csc iate hobeu b1chanr1, atert trs u
july. 1883, duls reRetaras - lhf nafialsfts tIe
% Bedford ecuufyr Isuneseee fUal. ~ Iusae
sell 70 he highest hiader. nrcsh 90 fts pfr1
- o. a. Ah Day 81 AUGUST next sut
lhe HiaoEs bgseS asRFnHi noheE Sc E
iaE tfaas q La1d c11feFed . ne ~ 80
ce1ne1s HflAite 10 HeiErd rcantg. tb,uf e1s
o1e oNf u4e : en- ntrsaca LefeE co
DE a1d Chsr1loc4a Hslroad. Tnsiro
an aalf toaf eH1adzsa sd 10
Bees A4rft ere 20 Hea "a ~ A. fcaee1
d8cNFacu D ~ 90 ceied - ne
tafm - Ae1iofd county. he1F tdeloceA
hiue 6rs1s uron asal vel adspied 20 -
TIE t1ane LEna D ftfy 4rlle
best 81 frora Ihfre - : vi ekeeitni
% Sever tEfnf Weir % re fr#t Ah
- segyha eeift6o hoosss anJE1fe 49,
c1arehes. EchooA se ~
d vel aoFlhg iha aaeaac1 ei t10e
% rake sac nqssfEsnfn = go
Fof IA -uaaon nppiT q Sea y -
wa. TFne ~ > mTseH Gear b pfem
IoHN u nfAIl1As
Irle
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WE hsFef2a ianf 4 lsrge stock Il sa1dai Chi
- easo Cream tudstcek Ales, NhiehHs guar
antee direct nom Sands Chicago Breaev. altho'
kef.
Also Bottled Ae Of the besf manufaesura. We
have also q large STOCK Of suffers Supplies. snd
Family Grocen,s. which We are offering st Low
nSnteA ~ Sc WOOD&CO,
leta-u $ Union street.
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LIQUORS.

y Bills Alcohol, ae per cent.
3 " q 20 psT cent as
g =" Proof Spras,
, " PITTS Whisky. Puss, arMed. purposes.
" Pure French Brandy, rf
/" Holland Sin,
Pure Po Il, Madeirs, and Sherry Vines
sale law, By EWla PE4pLEIoN.
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sUNDRIE
Dissolution Of Copartnershlp.

NAsRvf1z, TsSs, august ! Ises.
lV1HE hm Of 1iioyd 4 Hsys Is this dav dissolved
4 bg mauaai consent ". II Flford ls alone
atihorissdte use tns naune Of ne firm in liquida-
loa. he assumes ailthe hahAisies, and will collect
al amounts doe said 6r1n. lang6-u
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A scIentIae YegetabIe PreparatIon



RENENHEE.-It il ronpiefs within itself; no other
dressing OF accompaniment az any KIND beng re.
quired. The hair IL renoyated and strengthened
an Grestcred otis ougiual color, s~0ituess and beau
~ without tbs apphcaaon of mineral substances
lt Is entirely different uool The msuy articles thai
have been issued irom time to hme, and il the
caLx Es0Ns REsroRrs OF CoLeR and perfect HAu
0REessa uosHiSEn. d Is delualely psrfnmed, aai
can Be applied BY band, or so0 brush, ~ it dses
not stain She skiner soil the finest linen.
40 2RR LADIES.
We would respectfully ask the attention Of Kealss
TO tins Few universally popular hair pFepasE,,on
and remind them OF the we'll eseblshed 3ses thaf
many Of the haiz tonics IN vogusara rot oplv nov
erlesf for good, but absolutely pefmcioss, and too
often destruduye in their iufuence upon the crcyyfh
Ct the hair ahe London Hair Coicr ResJorerI
contains ne substance thai will clog the pores. hut
u does ccataia real noorishmenr for she veesels
rom uhich is roofs spring. thus rendering she hsiT
truly elegant ana besuriufi Ia every peuod OF lie.
OF childfen's heads 1t laws the foundation 81 3 pood
head Of har, and At the lady's toilet Il is indispen,
sahle.
Dos aet 81 Hat Bonns, or ne aasst linen.
Il The enlY asiestsd aracle ttist viii ABSOLUTELY.
Wlhout deception, restore the hair 70 rs onqinal
ooicr aad beauty. cansing It % grow Where ii hss
h1en on ~ become tnin Price 81 - per bottle.
sold byDr. svsyns a son, $50 North sixth street.
PhiiA
WJAGW W. SMITH.
Cor ohareh and Vim etrses, Nashville.
neYt-an-u "a SAT
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Hesez Of all he dsaeainafa1s ussnsd via Be-
promptly hrnisbed upon reesps Of snhscnpaona
The Notes. Of mis- Third sene5 IS precisely siui.
lAzinfozm and privileges &. ts sevsa.T hisues al.
Esady sod, except shat he ecvsshmant reserves
soitssif the op6onO Of paying interest in gold ecsa
ST 8 per cent, iassead or s-iotks 10 currency.
Subscribers viii deductfhe interest in currency up
70 JolylssA rsths tns when shey subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
TIE ssEeashirtes will COMMENCED on the LIST Of June
and twill h rads promptly and continuously aasr
The shgt change made in tbs CONDITIONS OF this
IAiab sAelks sascts only the Haaasr Of tntssest.
The payment in god, if made. vis be equivalent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only VIII the option to pay interest in Gold
Be sEsled Of would 50 reduce and equslize prises
that purchases made with siz per cent. in eots
would befuly equal to those made win seven and
per cent in currency. This il the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-31
frelllont9ournal.
TIE OTHRR LIFE

The Knicker6Ocker quotes from some
unknown divine this thought concerning
the future life, and the beautiful illustra-
ton which follows it:
What the other life may do to me, l know
not, b" says the eloquent man, ssbut this know
and feel; shall awaken in Gods likeness and
see Him as he is; and out of every longing
hear him say, Q, thirsty, hungry SOUL come to
me-"
If child had been born and spent all
his life IN the mammoth cave, how impos-
sible would it be for him to comprehend
the upper world! Parents might tell him
of its life, and light and beauty, and its
sounds of joy; they might heap up the
sand into mounds and try to show him, by
stalactites, how grass, and flowers, and
trees grew out of the ground; till at length,
by laborions thinking, the child would fan
cy he had gained true idea of the un-
known land. And yet, though he longed
to behold il, when the day came that he
was to go forth, it would be with regret for
the familiar crystals and rock -hewn rooms,
and the quiet that reigned therein. But
when he came up some May morning, with
ten Thousand birds singing in the trees,
and the heavens bright and blue, and full
of sunlight, and the wind blowing softly
through the young leaves all a glitter with
dew, and the landscape stretching away
green, beautiful to the horizon; with what
rapture would he gaze about him, and see
how poor were all the fancyings and inter
pretations which were made within the
cave of the things which grew and lived
without; and how he would wonder that
he could ever have regretted to leave the
silence and dreary darkness of his old
abode. So, when we emerge from this
cave of earth into that land where spring
growths are, and where is eternal summer,
how shall we wonder that we have elung
so fondly to this dark and barren life.
Is there not E'better land 2"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-31
OUR DOMESTIC WOLVES.

The wild wolf was never such DESTROY
er of sheep in Ohio, as the domestic dog,
though in the early days of the State a
bounty was paid for the scalp of the form
er. We now have anti-dog laws but dogs
still flourish and destroy. 1t appears by
the State Auditors report that there were
III April 1854, Is5,OS4 dogs in Ohio, of
which 9s,593, valued at 1884, 955. were
listed for taxation, leaving SO, AL not list
ed or taxed at all The dogs would at the
utmost produce revenue of $4,000.
1t also appears by the Auditors report.
that during the year 1868, there were kill
ed 80, IT'S sheep, valued at $lO6, 7Os, and
22,557 other sheep injured, to the amount
of SS9, 4l9, making an aggregate of Sl4o,-
026 Of injury to sheep by dogs.
This is a decidedly bad showing for the
worthless curs'-and yet nearly 200, 600
of these sheep worriers are permitted to
prowl over Ohio as freely as the wolves
did through the wilderness of half a centu-
ry ago. Stranger still-farmers own
large majority of the dogs and all the sheen.
-CIeUeIand Herald
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THE BETTER TINE COMING

The great items (tea, sugar, coffee and
the ike) of the housekeeper's grocery ac-
count were not fraction higher-we sneak
Of the smaller retail dealers-when gold
sold at ESQ, than they were YESTERDAY when
gold could be had in any quantity at $50.
Yet little, and this thing will cease to be.
Trade combinations, trade conspirations.
and high prices have had their day. We
shall see them broken up with the breakup
of the combinations and conspiracies of the
Richmond rebels.-N Y Times, 1farck Is.
March ed gold sold in New York mar
ket at l55. Goods, produce, groceries,
cotton, and gold gamblers are coming to
a level with the people. The Union vic
tories, triumphs and advances are matters
of daily occurrence. Rebellion's dark day
Is closing, and the glorious morning of
freedom and peace viii soon be ushered in.
Uncle Toms prayer, "The willob de Lord
be DONE" is being answered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-31
One of Custnr's Agreeable surprises.

An army correspondent with Gen. Gus
Tar, during the late raid through Virginia,
relates the following:
General Custer made his headquarters
while in Charlottesville, at the pleasant
mansion house of Mr.. Parish, one of the
most respectable families in the State, and
connected by marriage with the Stockton
family of New Jersey. Mr.. Parish himself
was not at home to receive his guests, as he
holds q commission in the rebel army. 1t
having been ascertained that he was lurk-
ing in the neighborhood and the General
desiring to give Mrs. S. an agreeable sur
prise, sent out party and captured Mr.. p,
and brought him home to entertain the
company at his house. He did not relish
the little joke very well, butwas somewhat
pleased when General Sheridan consented
TO parole him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-31
sHRRMAN;s OPINION.

The able correspondent of the New York
E0enieg Post, with Sherman, puts on rec
ord three or four opinions and predictions
Of Sherman, which are of peculiar interest.
He says:
Indeed, have reason. to believe that the
evacuation of Virginia by the rebels was a
contingency included in General Sherman's
calculation. He repeated last evening W hat
| heard him say at Savannah and during
the march hither.
''f Lee Is soldier of genius he will
transfer his army from Richmond to Ra-
leigh or Columbia; if he is man simply
of detail, he will remain where he is, and
his speedy defeat is sure"
1t Is singular with what marvellous accu-
racy General Shenman's prophecies and
combinations have resulted in splendid re-
ahties. AT Savannah he was asked if he in
tended taking Charleston? He answered !:
eyes; but | shall not sacrifice life in its cap
ture. If / am able to reach certain vital
points, Charleston viii fall of itself. Ifthe
people remain there they must starve, that's
all" Three days ago, when the rumor of
the evacuation of this proud city was re-
ported to him, he said: 81 have but lit
tie doubt of the truth of the story; l have
already cut two of the great arteries which
give them life. In few days will strike
the Florence raiload, and they must leave
then, OF they are gone up. Ny instructions
TO Generals Foster and Hatch were to keep
pursuing closer and closer, as fast as the en-
emy gave up one position after another, un-
til the place was evacuated, in order to de-
tend the points threatened by this army"