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FROsI NOKTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGB, n. u, Aug. Il.
Lieut.. A. W. Hahn, on special duty Of
an important character, in the Department
of Virginia, has arrived here from trip
through the north eastern part of this
State where there is no military force. He
reports that three negroes were shot by
Northampton County police, for refusing
to return to their masters, AfIer accepting
employment. The people refuse to
recognize the freedom of blacks. They are
whipped and tortured in a most fendsh
manner for merely expressing the desire to
be free, and that shooting and killing these
creatures appears to be the order of the day.
y Lieut.. Rsnn also says 8 man from Hart
ford County was driven from home for en-
ployiDg q colored girl as a servant without
consulting her former master. He also
say perfect reign of terror exists in that
portion of the Stste, on account Of the alb
sence Of the military.
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On the 6.h dsy of September next, g
Convention will be held by the National
Grand Lodge of the United States, of the
the Independent Order of the Sons Of
Herman, IN the city of Milwaukee, secret
society composed principally of Germans.
Every State of the Union will send dele
gates to the Convention. Preparations are
being msde to give them 8 splendid well
coma and entertainment.
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RAlLROAD ACCIDENT.

OHAIIANOOdAl august 30.
A wrecking train which left this city
this afternoon, bound south, when nearing
Dalton, about dusk, came in collision with
freight train No. 9, coming towards Chat
tsnOoga. A general wreck Of matter en-
sued, the cars of both trains being demol-
ished. Two desd bodies have been taken
out from the wreck, but il is certain that a
number more have been killed or seriously
injured. Parties sle now at work clearing
away the wreck.
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GOLD MARKET.

New YORK, Aug. 80.
Gold steady and firm for customs and for
the South, but comparatively scarce. No
reliance is placed by holders on the pros
poets Of foreign shipments, but they incline
to the view that the supply Of cotton will
be quite sufficient to keep exchange at
3 specific shipping point. The price this
morning has Averaged about la
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FROM FOErREss MONROE.
FoRrRsss Monroe, August 2

EOkIhBss MOhhOhI AugusL 10
Brigadier General Osborn and staff ar
rived in Norfolk this morning from Rich
mond. The General is en- route for his
home in Chicago, and is expecting to be
mustered out.
The sale of government horses and
mules which took place at Camp Hamilton
to day was very satisfactory. The animals
brought high prices.
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FROm NRR YnRK.

NEW YORK, August 30.
The Herald's Washington special says
Mrs. Hunter has left Washington for
home, fully persuaded that her husband
will be released on parole.
No decision has been made in the case Of
Alexander h. Stevens. His brother and
Ex. Governor Brown have waited upon
the President in relation to the matter.
The President has determined to estsb-
lish q bureau of psrdons.
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rHE aUMFORO CAsE,

NEW YORK. August 80.
The case of Peter B. Mumford, broker
in Wall street, charged with defrauding
Greenlesf, Norris & Co, of whom he pur-
purchased $4,000 in gold, by means of
worthless checks, was disposed Of this
morning, and resulted in the discharge of
the defendant. 1t was shown that his
credit at the bank was good, he having de-
posted, on the day the complaint was
made $4,000. The counsel for the pros
ecution made this statement in court, and
thus secured the release of Mr.. Mumford,
who has been confined in Tombs cell for
q week.
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DEMOOBAIIC UONVENTION-

TRENTON, n. j. August 30.
The New Jersey etate Convention met
in this city this morning. The attendance
was very large. Colonel Robert HAmil.
ton was elected Temporary chairman. The
Committee on resolutions, credentials and
permanent organisation was appointed,
ner. General Runysn at this moment
stands the best chance of receiving the
nomination for Governor.
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ReEimenIaI order.

HEADouAETsas 29rH BTG'T o. n G.,
LLEvEL and, SOth August, 1866
This command is hereby ordered TO parade on
Fridsy, September 1st at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to do
ess,rt duty 10 the late Governor of Ohio, Hon
John Brough.
Members Of the several Companies will assemble
at their rsspectTe COmpAny rendezvous 1t O'Clock
N BtslmentAl line will form on LupetiOr
street. east Of Public Square.
OnBcers will wear the usual badge Of mourning
on left arm and hllt OF EAbre. Field and STAFF sp-
pear dismounted. WI. HAYRABD, Col.
7. GooDwILLIE, AdIutant. Aug3L
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For Lake suPeriOr.-The magnificent
sttamer LAO La BELLE, Jno. spAldmg, Com
mAnder, will leave our dock for La Pointe, Bay.
field and intermediate pOrts, on ghundAy, August
3Ist, 1865, at p M.
For freight or passage apPly on board or to
R. HANNA 4 CO., Agents,
Aue3l 240 I69 ap6d III River street,
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FROM SAVANNAH.

NEW York, August 80.
The Savannah Herald OF the 26th has
been received, but contains no news of i'm
portSnce. .-
Gen. Brsnnsn has issued orders for 8
tax on citizens to defrsy the expenses of
cleaning streets. Also an order that all
arms and sccoutrements belonging to the
government be turned over to the Quarter
master.
Business is apparently reviving in Ss.
vannah.
2 300 bales of cotton had arrived there
during the week ending August 26th.
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rHOM OHICAuO.

OH1VAeUI august 30.
The new Chamber of Commerce was
formally dedicated to-day. The inaugra
address was made by Charles Randolph
Esq, Secretary to the Board of Trade.
Delegations were present from the prin-
cipal Eastern cities and Canada. Speeches
were made by Anderson, of Portland /;
Roper, of Boston; Mayor Ford, Oswego; I;
LAthrop, Detroit and other prominet gen.
temen,
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FROM HAYTI.

NEW YORK, Sept 30.
The boat State, of Georgia, from Hay
ten 22d, brings advices that the rebels
had captured by surprise, Fort st. Michael,
on the other side of the river, causing JEFF
fard's troops to evacuate Petite Aurere,
and stop the bombardment of the town.
Il had been relieved by the blockade.
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A specimen of oral Education.

DUtNNNHcNt UH WH"N H11'
An English clergyman who inspected
the church schools in the south of England,
mentions in his report, lately issued, that in
q school in which the church catechism
was taught by repeating it after the teach
er, the Greed was written out by pupil as
follows, when the official inspection was
held:
"I believe God father almighty make
frem and earth and in Jesus christ is only
sun our lord who was insesved BY the holy
COST and born the ferch in merry surfed
under ponshed pity was questy fde dad and
berdy;'' and after this fashion to the end.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

A New York firm have made, as pres
ent for Mrs. General Grant, q set Of jewell
~ OF gold, worked in with wood taken
from the apple tree under which her hus-
banda officers met Generel Lee on the
morning Uf The surrender at Appomatnx
Court House.
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Portage and Summit senatorial EOmi-

Newell D. Tribal, klq, of Akron, was
nominated by the Senatorial Convention
which met ct Akron on Friday last IS
Union candidate for State Senator from
the Portage and Summit District The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolvsd, That it is the sense of this
Convention, that the striking out of the
word white" in the Constitution of Ohio,
is question that should be submitted 70 q
vote of the people.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

Snow fell at the White Mountains on
Wednesday. At Brandford, VT, there
was 8 severe hailstorm about noon, and
some gardens were greatly injU ed. The
hailstones remained on the ground till six
o'clock that evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

NEW YoRK, August 80.
Lste English papers announce the loss
by sinking, of the ship Sam Dunning, from
Lagoon for Liverpool, by which 20 lives
were Lost. The survivors were obliged to
eat leather boots to keep from starvation.
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Eight deaths from cholera occurred at In
diAnols, Texas, on the 7th instant, and the
troops thereabouts sre in some sismsy over
the fact. The weather is one uninterrupt-
cd stream of concentrated holiness.
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Attention Co. A, 29fh Reg'f, o. n. e.
In compliance with RegimsntAl Orders, you are
hereby ordered to sppeAe at thu Arnory On full
dress) on Friday, st A. NJ, 70 do escort duty to
,he remains oil the late Gov. Brough.
By order. J. B. PARSONS,
ausSI:z4I First Eerg't.
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For Lake suPeriOF.-Ths faVor te, stAuteh
and reliable steamer LADY FRANKLIN, Captain
Fred. &. Miller, ell leave cur Dock for Superior
City and interim diate ports, Friday, Sept. 1st
&C o'clock P. NJ. .
For freight OF passage appiy to
MALONE, PETIT CO.,
AugS0:2lO I2T and I2S River street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

Mrs. Days schOOI.-Ths Fall term Of Mrs.
Days sehool, corner of E5clid avenue and Erie
sire, will coma ence On Monday, the 4th OF Sept
smber. A competent assistant teacher has been
secured. Latin, German, French and PeRman-
ship, a. usual. t-i
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

Cleveland Institute.-The Eighth Annual
Session Of Cleveland Institute will commence on
Wednesday morning, september 9Th. The hack
will run as Usual for the accommodation Of day
pupils from she city. augsI:2l2
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Co. d, goth Regiment, o. Ne g You
are hereby ordered pn pursuance Of Reginental
Ordsr No A. to be at your ArmOry On Friday,
September lat, 1866, At 8 A. NJ, in full Uniform,
and 10 do esoort duty to tns remains Of the late
Gov. Brough. You lad the honor Of sioOrting our
late beloved Governor to the Capital of the State
on his Inauguration; now, with fuil ranks dc hon
or 10 Ohlo's most lamsntsd dead.
jason OAETIELD,
..-qI.oAO ran4 70 n Oafh Pagfk n a
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Thev think 1t abuse to be called Hnegro
suffrsge men" ."-PIGiH Dealer.
Slightly mistaken, Mr.. Plain Dealer.
We accept the title and intend "tO fight
It out On that line"
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Attention Co. H, 2Sth Reg't, o. n. g.
You are hereby ordered 70 assemble at the County
Coart House, Friday, September lat, at Q O'Clock
A. NJ, In full uniform, to do escort 70 the remains
Of the late Governor OF Ohio, hon. John Brough.
By order. FRANK LUTON,
Lieutenant Commanding %.
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To Printers-We have for sale in quantities
to suit, BinghEm's celebrated Roller Comp PosiHoni
also, Falmer's Patent Composition. the best ana
most durable extant All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Cleveland
Ohio. AugT
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Fine Chance for Capitalists The Avery
Block on Msrwin street, for SAILS sl1z fees mont
ner sin street, 1sl5f the River, aNd Ill feet
deep. Apply at oRcs ct the once OF C. W. o. "
NOBLE, I5Osuporior street. aug29;242
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-31

WaBted-A young nan to take ch lrge Of the
LEADER in Brooklyn. Apply at our Counting
Room. augSO
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EJ. Farmer a. Co., banksrs, 1l5 Superior
strest, uDder the Wtddell House, pIy the highest
price for September and November Gold Coupons.
suR3O;2fO '-
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CENTS SILK Hais.-Fsll EtyleS SILK and
Cashmere Hats opened this day. p
DECKAHD q EHGLEHART,
.n992sO l54 superior st. cpp. the eddsIl. +
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portnre CountI Union Ticket.


The following is the ticket put in nom
instiOn by the Portage County Union
Convention which met in Ravenns on
Saturday last.
Rspressntstive,-Col. VIM. Stedman.
Tressurer,-G. P. Reed.
Prosecuting AttOrney,-N. willard.
Commissioner-O. Allen.
Infrmary Director,--Sylvester Hug
gina
COroner,-E. W. Grain.
+Deolined.
The Convention adopted the following
resolution:
Resolved, That as the sense of this Con-
vention the question of striking the word
nwhite' from the Constitution of Ohio,
should be submitted to 8 vote Of the
people.
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aug25;24s

Ice for saIe.-sOO tons Ice for sale in quAn-
titles to suit purchasers.
ROSE B PBENTISS, -ls
aue25.24a l43 and IA Ontario st.
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Continued on F0HrA Page.
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Coroner,-E. W. Grain.
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TIE HIRZ TRIAL.

The Wirz Military Commission adjourn
ed till Friday ct the instance of Judge
Advocate Chapman, who said this accom-
modstion would serve to shorten the trial
st least four days. His object is to occupy
tomorrow in classifying witnesses and dis
posing of those whose testimony would be
too unimportant in view of facts that hAys
already bean elicitad.
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- = .. T....g,.c.s,rs' y = 50
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WAsHINGToN, August 80.
The name Of Brevet Msj. Gen. John
Miller, of Indiana, was enormously placed
BY the War Department in the list Of gen.
erAl officers recently mustered out Of the
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augsl:24O Capt. Co. D. 18th Reg't o. s. 9.
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This will b. considered Stats Muster. ausl:sn
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH,

D. I. KRAHER, \. D., Physician,
once Hours, 9 A. M. TO Il NJ, and tosP. NJ.
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1@ Patients can be accommodated with
Board at the Cure. ie9:R4
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The Atlantic Gable Discussed.
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ed up over night. In the morning he was
brought before Col. Holmes Of the lss U.
s colored regiment tried and acquittsd.-
The officers Ofthe steamer say that the ne
grOes do as they please on the Island and
it is unsafe for 8 white man to land.
GEN. LUDLOW
has been relieved of his command at vii
ismsburg ard assigned for duty at Dam
VILE He goes home on short leave Of
absence.
MILITARY.
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Sherif's Sale

Mary E. Coates Court of Common Pleas
VS.. of
Horace Pinney ct al) Franklin County, o.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale in the atpye case to me directed i will
offer for sale at public auction at the door of the
Court House, in the city ofColumbus, on n
Tuesday, the 10th day of August, A. d.
H'i'a' ' 1866, -e'a
at two sclockP. NJ, the following described real
estate, Situate in Franklin county tO-wit: p.
Beginning at the corner Of Factory and Hiram
Streets in the town Of Worthington thence west to
the east line of Front street, thence south to land
once belonging to Flavel or Thomas Tuller, thence
N.Tdeg., w, rods thence NJ. "a deg, w. 16 rods,
thence N. deg, W. 16 rods, thence SO deg, E.
TO the south line of land belonging to the corpora
tion of St. Johns Church thence along said line to
tre west side Of Water street, thence along the
west side of said street to point three rods
south of brick building once occupied by VIM.
Baird thence east to the west line Of Front street,
thence south to the, south line of Factory street,
thence east along said line to the place of beginning
containing seven acres, more or less. H|T tuIU
Also. Lots numbered 1872 and 1873, as known and
designated on the plat Of additional streets and lots
of tue town Of Worthingtops containing one acre
and one rod Of land, more or less.
: Appraised at 81 ,333.00. ..l4H Ha+la5 rf1'
Printers fees $500 o.
.
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NUMBER. 46.
.Il51,t 1iIEFl0R71 YTaUa1 HfiEHf97
lFrom The Cincinnati Commercial.l
Agnfe.


:. "Who is that stalking over the fioor?--.
That one, / mean, with the long hair,p ask
ed a lady in the gallery Of the House, of q
member of Congress. lFt .t,,ufI.r -..,,.s..,
- "ThatP Why that Is the gentleman who
owns us all. He Is the author Of all the State
papers, great speeches and wise suggestions
ahoat. The President consults him-Sew-
ard sends for him-and the Blairs-will you
believe it-fear him. That is Agate of the
Gazette. 20 .1fILJtW II ~ ''c'If-> s'H@ s6A
- You don't say SO y .i.ooJ .En
b '1fIis manner is superb. He looks as If the
Lord ought TO, be thankful that he was
about. Let me bring him up,s and you will
see how he'll ,patronize u.s." "gd3 e,1,tt1 a.T
" .".No, ] thank you. Washington is dusty
enough withoutits Agate" '"'" VT "a
That your readers may appreciate this
scrap of talk, i clip the following from a
late letter by the gentleman described: All
G Seen, Gilmore had been good enough to
say that he would detain the Arago long
enough for us toifinish all the letters we
wanted to- send North by her. The great
Ocean-going steamer Zone of the old, Collins
line to ,Liverpo0D lay at the wharf, steam
up, and her decks black With the crowd of
% passengers going North all waiting the
u convenience of the leisurely-working wri-
ters in the little headquarters. am afraid
the temptation to show our power was too
much for us; and / am willing to confess
that spentfive minutes writing note that
a would have remained unwritten forever,
but for the luxury of feeling that was
holding the huge steamer, with all her vast
freight and throng OF passengers, at the
I nib of my goOse-quill. Alas, what mortal
born OF woman Is i. whom little power
does not intoxicatew ..-..,
The Gus" in the above means Chief jus
tice Chase; and he must feel thankful at the
: light his correspondentplaces him in. IA 10
1 lrn. -iL- --..-nn1 ,ft M NUGGET nl
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cruel and bitter to bear. 1t has made me
morose and cynical, and the habit OF re-
venging myself upon innocent people grew
upon me. Rose, until you told your cous-
in that you liked me, that day, had not
heard a tender voicespeak my name TOR five
years, and 1t was my own fault. You don't
know how it came upon me! / loved you
from that hour You thanked me forsaving
your life. Child, 1 only did what could
not help. You were dearer to me than my
own heart. would have been burned to
the bone to have saved you a InOmeit'e
pain. Rose, what do you say to me? All
my happiness is centered In your '".i' Si'f.
|, She put up her hands, sudden sweetness
and radiance suffusing her face. lhj1 9.l 3.
"rTake II, them" she said, softly 2a =
n UAnd, still holding the dewy rose, Boone
took the two fragile little hands and kissed
them. His kisses were fervent, his smile as
bright as any mans. Rose Frazier hao
found his heart .'l' ''"1I ""J "i 'H
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To George Kinsel Susan Kinsel, Charles
Mourer, Catharine A. Mourer, and Alice
V. Mourer: ..ii9 'QI gi t11a GHc .roi
VOU, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
i that on the 7th day Of July, 1865, William Meny1
penny, administrator of the estate OF Jacob Mourc
deceased, filed in the Probate Court within and for
iton alleging that on the 18th day of November,
1852, the said Jacob Mourer then in full life, enter
ed into contract in writing, with Philip Smith for
the sale of the following described real estate to-
wit: In-lotss No. 81 and SO in the town of lock-
bourne, in Franklin county, Ohio upon the follow
ing terms: Five hundred dollars to be paid as fol-
lows Fifty collars BY the first day of December.
with interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annm
until the whole is paid and when the same is paid
the saio Jacob Mourer agrees to execute to the said
Philip So ith warranty deed for the property de-
scribed above; that said Philip Smith raid to sad
yachb Mourer, in his lifetifne the sum Of one hum
penny, ad ninistrator Of the estate Of yscob Meurer
deceased, the sum. Of three hundred and eightv-
three dollars and eighty-eight cents making, ALL
the sum of five hundred and thirty dollars and
eighty eight cents paid, BY said Philip Smith on
said contract which full satisfaction thereof that
said Philip Smith now demands q valid deed for
said promises; and that George kinsel. Susan kim
Mourer are the heirs at law and legal fepresehta-
The prayer 81 the petition is for authority 10 make
deed to said Philip Smith, in behalf Of said herhO
at law and legal representatives. pursuant TO said
contract. said petition viii be for hearing on the
leave Of the Court can be obtained, ..,
..D9l9J3 WILLIAM M0NYPENNY.l1kf 81 81
Administrator of Jacob Mourer, deceased.
july13'85. .dltaw6w
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DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,
MARCUS CHILDS. I
Nos. Q Il ., Neil House Building,
Two doors from Post0fice.
dec29
Fuel for the State.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,l },
! hlllC CoLuMBus, ONO, July 81, 1855. D =
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived at the Office of the Secretary Of State.
until
Monday, the 4th Day OF September
next. s II O'Clock noon. for furnshing the State Of
Chic with fuel for one year, as follows: ~ 80
$4,000 Bushels OF Hooking Coal,
Of the best qpality-.of the lower vein Of Hooking
Coal, and free from slate, slack and dirt.
10000 Bushels OF Coke,
to weigh not less than 10 pounds IL the bushe to be
made from Hooking or Cambridge Coal, and kept
TlUU 10 cords al wood, 4 u 4
the same to be dry Hickory. Beech or Sugar, four
feet in length. straight AID we'll split.
option Of the Secretary Of State.
The fuel to be delivered. without charge for such
delivery. at the State House, Columbus, Ohio.
specfythe kind quality and pricsof the fuel pro-
posed TO be furnished. lSJlN w sFlEG MFFf
Each proposal must be accompanied by q bond.
with TWO good and sufficient sureties IN the
less than five thousand dollars as required by lawl
conditioned for the faithful performance Of such
contract as may be awarded.
The bids e hs nads spd hesoncts to % aTsI
act to provide for the purchase Of stationery flu
el and otner articles for the General Assembly and
State officers. passed March II, 1853; and An act
iss2es 9s1 a aRS a. s sad 5s ss', :ssSs
Bids to be indorsed on the envelope Proposals
for fupishinS Eps fSr The STATE
be equal in quality to the sample. Tais rule Oiu
''''S '" WIN. HENRY SMITH,
ausl-dtd NaAnaull Secretary OF STATE. d,
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sAfreat little ROCK destroyed the 6uid-1
ingoccupied by Governments SpeoialAgentl
of the Treasury. Loss $4,000. 'ogi,