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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

uuvK WOULD CALI. THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
w GISTS the above establishment, and invite
them when in the city, to look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was at 81 %, ano
before the additional 80 per cent increase In Iar Duty
which, we are confident will enable Us to sell gooas 10
our lire very low and yet realize profit we VIII ou-
pcate any Cincinnati biIl-huc.uatons In prices con-
sidered. .
Orders are solicited Je7'64-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
-JoI FUbLIcFkD,
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIsh

nS yKNEREAL DISEASES,
" including G0norbea. elect,
syphilis, Structure, Gravel, stone,
Rnptures, Piles, Fistala, Urinary
Deposits, and all Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate Gland,
and Seminal vesicles, and their
treatment. including . chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with oe-
servafions on marriage and the
prevention of conception Con-
tanning q Treatise on SELF Abuse,
sper1natorrbea, sexual and Ser-
usDebllity. BarreUue-s and Iu,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10
POSTSCRIPT!
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, July 9th.-A Shreveport
letter TO the Times, of the 18th, reports heavy
storm in Louisiana and the Red River was
rising fast.
Gen. Bank S friends are working against the
Wells party, the former fayoring Provisional
Government, the latter Directing. Mr.. Covode
was recently here and will report against Gov.
Wells
The Mexican Emperor is taking strong
grounds against the bandittl.
Cortinas is in the interior with Gen. Brown.
It is said that he intended giving up his oppo-
sition to the Emperor.
A steamer from Texas, reports the slaves
contented to remain with their masters until
Christmas.
10000 bales of cotton have changed hands
at full prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

r GA R D,
BOARD and LODGING, in one OF the most
desirable locations in tbs city, can be had by
ENDURING at 205, Prince street. or at this office.
iy 8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10
FROM NEWBERN.

NEWBERN July 5.--The Fourth was celebra
ted in northern style and excited the amazement
of the natives, and delight Of the negroes who
were present in thousands.
Charles 81. Fitch member of she Newbern
bar was orator Of the day. j. Z. Hough the
New Mayor inaugurated the New City Gov
eminent by administering the oath of office
to the city officials and police force, which
enabled the troops to retire to the field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Panama dates to the LIST report another feeble
attempt at a revolution on the Isthmus.
Brazil has united with the Argentine Repub"
lie and Uragua and has commenced a war on
Paragua Immense forces, on both sides are ID
the field and hostilities are being carried on
without mercy.
A revolution, headed by Ex- President Urba-
ia has broken out in Ecuador.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

LOCAL n j. W s..

nn.NGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. -We
q ,.,r, thatsthe line of the Orange and Ale7an-
1s;a Railroad, is nearly completed, and tna1
with the exception Of che. bridge over 'he
p.nnahannock the road will be in good run ~
n;;ne condition. this week. Mr.. McCattterty'
tho SUPERINTENDENT, intends running a tram
.,,.o,,,,s 70 Richmond to morrow, as an exper-
ment. and III a. day or two afterwards u IS IL
+o,oeds "a r,1a regular through trains, the pas
sanaers .nd freight to be. transferred at the
D. 81. hammock. until the bridge over that
stra.n Is con rleJsd, which viii belts thought
! ,1 the end of the week.
rnsrR Fss1NG. j oseph Vandegrlft, IA young
and promising son Of our former townslnan'
/ n W. Vandegrift, Whllston visit 60 MS
4ather's family in nchburg, was on THURSDAY
lat throvn from horse atTyre River Depot,
md dragged 70 billiards Mil, q distance Of
wore than quarter Of mile, his foot having
b,,ny.ip the sstirrup The injuries he received
we're 50 great, that they caused his death, chat
,;obt ~ the next day. This bereavement IS
severe one to the family. The young friends
&c the deceased will long. lament one who was
their beloved companion, and who had their
warmest esteem. .aa
I,osr CHILD. The Washington Chronicle
s.vs.-,.Y esterday AFTERNOON, County Officer
Stanley found little girl, near the Northern
Liberties Market house, who said she was
lost that her name was Simpson and that her
naren{s lived Ia Alexandria. She also said
sbehad an uncle in this city, named DutroW.
Officer Stanley took her to the house OF Mrs:
Sinclair, on. Seventh street, between y and q
streets. where she can be found by her parents
or friends 49,. 800.
ACCIDENT IA. little son Of Mr.. William
Cogan, accidentally fell from an awning frame
near his fathers residence, on Royal street,
Yesterday while playing and broke one st OF his. MS
arms. in two places, besides otherwise lnjunng
himself. ,#4
Tur MA1Is,-The Mails for Washington
and the North, close in this place, at p. u.
The Mails from the North arrive at 5 a. M
and 7 p. N. .7rfe.1f s7.s.1.s
PRESIDENT JOHNSON, and his family, with with
Secretary Welles, Mr. Preston King, OF New
York and others, have gone On an excursion
|. down the river. s" #
The city gates Of Quebec, for the tlrst st, time
since its capture by Gen. Wolfe, have now no
guards. sas '.s'5 II, 81
Robt Ridgeway, editor Of the Richmond !.
Wing, 1t is said us toz.be candidate for Con
gress, from1the Richmond district,
Ex-Governor William B. Campbell, OF Ten
nessee,5 is candidate fer Congress in the Nash
vile District NH .i. .,s4.,. .;..,.. III.
The beautiful Gothic Chapel constructed last
summer and winter by the New York Engineer
Brigade, on the Weldon Road, is being taken
down preparatory to shipping it to New I ork,
where it viii form one Of the many attractive
features of the Central Park.
lob PRI II y -
1s,anA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10
u II BIZ CD sA L Z ,

d. Will be sold at Public Auction on
Ma Wednesday, the 9Th day IF September, 1866,
at II o'clock, q. m, in front OF the Mayors
Office, at the Market Building, the following
described property-to wit, viz:
The three-story BRICK BUILDING, tin
roof, No. 76, King st., Alexandria, Va, now
occupied by Messrs. Grossmayer 8 Co., and
fronting on King street thirty (3O) feet, ten
and-a-quarter (l02) inches, and extending
southwardly, one hundred Q00) feet to .
twenty (20) feet alley, with the right of way
over said alley, and subject to an annual rent
charge Of about one hundred and twenty
Q20) dollars. This location is inferior to no
other in the city as place of business. The
store room occupies the whole front, and ex-
tends to within about six feet Of the Southern
extremity It is fitted up for an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been oc-
cupied as such
2. The undivided one fourth part Of a lot Of
ground on South East corner Of Madison and
Fairfax Streets, Alexandria, Va, fronting
South on Fairfax Street Sixty (60) feet and
extending eastwardly into the Potomac River,
to the Port Wardens line
8. The two story brick dwelling house and lot
of ground, No. 70 Prince Street. Alexandria,
Va, fronting on Prince Street, twenty COY
feet, and running back nOrthWardly, one
hundred Q00) feet, and now occupied by MI
John Arnold.
The terms Of sale will be as follows, VIZ: One
third of the purchase money in Cash, the re-
mainCer in four equal installments, at three
six, nine and twelve months, with interest from
the day of sale. The deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the premises
The title is believed to be unquestionab'e, bit
the undersigned conveys only such title as is
vested in him as trustee.
ANDREW JAMESON.
Trustee for Bryan, Adams & Co,
je7 -wtaugl9 and for Bryan & Adams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

T OST.-On Saturday afternoon last between
Ia No. u.s. Prince street, and place OF busl-
ness No Is, Pitt street, a roll OF money, IN
tens, twenties ones and tWos DC, IA all aD0uI
$3.50. The finder BY returning the same, to No.
8 Pitt street, will be more than LITERALLY
rewarded jy 10-3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

It is said that Mr. Joseph Mayo will not be
candidate for Mayor!of Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

THIS is to give Notice that [ have reduced
l. the price of my Stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES. All Of
those in want will do we'll call at No. &c. King street
ie13-2m JOHN II. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10

1hAND EACURSlLUN
FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY,
TO GLYMONT
eTD The members of the FRIENDSHIP
aRHs ssssa FIRE COMPANY take pleasure in
informing their friends and the public that
they will make an EXCURSION TO GLY-
MONT, on Tuesday, July 25th, on the steamer
WA ASSET, leaving Washington at
clock, q. N !, and Alexandria, at and II M
returning about 9 o clock p. m.
A section of the United States Marine
Band of Music has been engaged for the occa-
sion, and dinner, refreshments, &C., will be
furnished on the ground.
Tickets for gentleman and lady, 81; Single
Tickets for ladies, SO cents.
Every endeavor will be made to make this
an agreeable and pleasing excursion, and all
necessary precautions will be taken to preserve
the strictest order and decorum
E. Clarkson, F. Smith,
r. Tomlinson, F. Davis,
w. Sllverman. L. Bayne
Geo; T; Wilmington, n. NoWland,
J. Clark, 81. G. Martin,
J. Walker, John Powell.
Committe of Arrangements.
jy8-td
A TTENTION! ATTENTION!
In order to reduce my stock of BOOTS and
SHOES I will sell the following goods at
cost and charges
Ladies' Lasting Congress CATERS, Ladies
Lasting Side Lace and Ladies Lasting Bal
morals Misses Lasting Congress, Misses Last
ing Side Lace, and Misses Lasting Front Lace
CATERS, also, great variety of Children's
Boots, Shoes and CATERS
j. T. EVANS,
ie 20-lm No. 50 King Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-10
Gold, in New York, to-day, 1893

Gold, in New York, to-day, 1893
The weld Of wheat in Illinois and Indiana,
this season is said to be very great.
Brigham Young, and his dignataries, at
Salt Lake city, paid formal visit, to Speaker
Colfax, during the latter's late visit to that
city.
+ The Washington Chronicle says - From
Baltimore we get what purports to be a contes-
sion of Atzerodt but which is little more than
detailed statement Of what has been previous
" published at different times, and from differ
ent sources. Theonly piece OF fresh lmpor-
lance is the testimony it furnishes that Booth
had termined upon the murder OF Vice Pres
ident J Johnson, as we'll as the President and
Secretary OF State.
\ It is announced that large major lty OF the
business houses Of Baltimore, have agreed to
close their stores during the months OF July
and August at 5 o'clock ?. NJ, for the pur:
pose of allowing their employees an opportu-
nifty to enjoy some recreation after the labors
of the early day.
1t is said that Mr. Joseph Mayo will not be
a candidate for Mayortof Richmond
r OST-On Saturday afternoon last, between
la No. 11s, Prince street, and place OF busl-
mess. No. IT, Pitt street, roll OF money, IN
tens, twenties, ones and tWos &c, III all about
$3.50 The finder BY returning the same, to n Q:
+ Pitt street, will be more than L1BERA All
rewarded. jy 10-3ts
4 STRAY .soRREL. HORSE, followed my
N wagon into town, on Saturday last, and
was taken ND by me, and placed IN Aents
Livery Stable, Washington Street ne IS
about Is hands high. ten or twelve years ola,
and of light sorrel COLOR The owner can
have him by proving property and q pa paying
charges. j.. VEINS ~ IT hH1 6lo
/jy 10-9t# Falr1a3 county:
WA NTED.-TWO GOOD. SERVANT
w WOMEN, one a cook, and one washer
and ironer, to serve in a family in the country.
good home with. good wages. Enquire at
fbis ofine je 28-2W
N OTI G E.
NATHANIEL. BoUsH AND JOHN c. GRAHAM LL have
this themselves partnersn the
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS under the hrm OF AAIH1
BOUSH & co. -
Alexandria, June 10th, 1865. "
near the corner of King shall be pleased to
serve our Old friends and the public generally.
je13-2w* ----------
q @ E r ENT. MIA
a fne DWELLING HOUSE, with ~ large
wafer bath room, and every convenience
Amply to HENRY COOK,
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

4rfaoPsIAr1oN OF -NEwsrArxxs.--We have
reason to sonplaia Of some one of those nte,
rtsting friends who visit our Office to read our
exchange papers II is frequently the case
that the reader, not content to read, goss of,
without beat Of drum, aud with the newspaper
in his pocket Ne thus not only dsprivcs us Of
the satisfaction we shonld really feel in graft.
tying the curiosity Of other readers, but inter
fsr>s with our own duties-denying US the op-
Yertunisy of rspublishiag from them the ex
tracts which we proposed to give in our own
issuss. Besidss this. the Augusta papers. taken
from our Office yssterdsy bS some one Of thes .
salf-iudalgsnt visitors, 0srs 5orre.ssd and their
loss subjects US to The mcrtifying necessity Of
sxsusing surselveA as We can, to the ctGgiag
gsntletnsa who isetther. n ench 8 case as
this. the sssaIisg Of newspare- is something
ike the commission os at aJoniaaticr- z 10
:.,s messsSs form Of petty larceny. :
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

FoR THz TolLkr.-The. ssason of shrubs and
odors has fairly set in, and Why should not
some of eur ladies, some one of those noble
creatures Of the tender gender, who po.ss.s
character, address themselves to the work of
distiIling for the toilet The still necessary for
the purpose is very simple, apd waters from
o1orous shrubs and flowers, from a lmost every
flower that buds and blooms, can be extracted
from the lovely idiots with which nature adorns
the garden. Resolve. and patience. intelIi.
genee and little knewledge of p!nrmaceutic
chemistry. whicHEsnay be derived from almost
any practising physician or college profe ssor,
will suffice. You may have rose. lavender,
orange and other waters in any quantity for
your own use or for sale. The wild vanilla
will give you an exquisite srfv.4e, and so will
the kernel of the peae' Tasfe are many
others. Now, we beg to add, Cat humanity
of whatever gender, is only to be valued and
respected according to its dsgres Of ussfulnee.,
and the da4nsel who can neither play nor sing,
may yet make the chamber fountain of CRATE,
full sweets.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

Tax AxDERsoNvfLL. Pa1soxxsa-We learn
that the Yankee prisoners who were at Ander.
sSnville. Ga, numbering $500. were sent to
Florida to be exchanged. The Federal autho.
rites refused to receive them, and they were
brought back and sent TO Macon, supposipe
that place wss still in our possession. They
are now in the hands Of the Federal sonnanaar
at that place.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28


ABUSE OF CzAR1rr.-We are told. by persons
in authority. thst the charities of State and
city are greatly abused BY the number of per
sons getting free tickets for provisions. while
they have abundant means to purchase This
10 very shocking. II is briefly the robbery Of
the poor; and it is the dutyof every good citi-
zen, having knowledge Of the ability to pay
OF the processing paxpsra to report his facts to
the authorities. The State and city are at
great expense in procuring provisions for tho
destitute. They cannot continue long to do SO
if the professional sponge il to absorb q large
share OF the public bounty. It is suggested
that as q proper first step to the detection Of
the fraudulent among these applicants. full
list of the persons on the frss list be made out
and published, 20 that every person in the
community may be able to know how far they
properly put in their claims.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

Auorrox,-AsD CoM,uss,os.-In this day OF
small things, in Dur poor old town Of Colum.
bia, every additional effort Of enterprise DE-
uaands recognition; and We must give our voice
of cheer when we behold any new banner
hung out upon the walls. Messrs. zsaly 4
Scott, - our. readers will see, have gone into
cahoos. az customers, brokers and commission
merchants, having their Office on Assembly.
between Washington and Plain streets See
their advestisement.~ e
We also nete that, 10 the same precinct Mr.
T. Eugene Durbac has also hung out hi. sh in
gle and called upon customers. He does not
object to them in any number We trust that
these several parties will have no reason to
regret their efforts. like our own PAomiz, to
rise up from the ashes, the pioneers Of progress
to brighter day, which shall usher in the suls
restoration Of the good city to her ancient
glory.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

4 How 10 SENsox Goob;. TAnds not nj:
elect the green peas when yoasre sitting down
to your mutton. Do not neglect your friend
when yen are prepared to put beth upon table.
Nothing so much contributes to Indigestion, to
say nothing Of moral evils, as to n,onopolize
the good things of this life, while riding in
your salky. Take the creature comforts always
in "sse'a6le." and you will have good dreams
by night
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

The following official confirmation Of tn.
death of Lincoln, We take from the Rala;oh
Pscgress, now pablished within the lines of tRe
enemy:
HEADo'as MnrrARr DIV. OF The Mss.
Irths field, Raleigh, Apra ~, 1865.
Special Order No. so.
The General commanding annoupces with
pain and sorrow, that on the evening Of the
l1th inst, at the theatre in Washington citv.
his Excellency the President of the United
Ststes Mr.. Lincoln. was assassinstsd by one
who uttered the State motto of Virginia At
the same time, the Sssrstary of State, Mr.. Se-
ward, whilst suffering from . broken arm, was
also stabbed by another murderer, in his own
house, bat still survives, and his son was
wounded, supposed fatally.
1t Is believed by persons capable of Judging.
that other high officers were designed to shar.
the same fate. Thus it SCENE that our enemy
dsspairing of meeting US in manly warfare
begins to resort to the assassin's tools Your
General does not wish you to infer that this Is
universal, for he knows that the great mass of
the Confederate army would scorn to sanction
such acts; but he believes IL the Legitimate con-
sequence of rebellion against rightful autho ritY
W. have met every phase which this war has
assumed, and muat now b prepared for it in
itaatest and worst shape-that Of asssssins and
guefllias; but woe unto tire people who seek to
sxpend their wild passions in such a manner
for there is but one dread result. BY order of >
Maj. Gen. W. T. SHERMAN.
i. N. DAsToN, Major and A. A. G..
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28
The ofiise OF the cotm5sa PAenis ii. .
Gates street, second door from Plain:
We are indebted to Cob a. F. Rudlsr and ].
e. Meisier. Esq, for Augusta papers of the 25,h
snd the 26th. In theso 'tno mail times" such.
favors are highly appreciated. .,.f


TEE Chr Is "SrlLI THEY CoMEi"--Ancthsr
lovely bouquet of roses. this morning, for tn.
editorial olfactoriss. This tinis; brought Us BY
one ef- tho masculine gender. Still, We do not
doubt. from the variety sad frsshnsss Of the
nowers that they were gathered BY fair hands,
aud bore with them the benison Of some fair
da,nsel Blessings upon he1 bright eyes and
loving heart.
Aud here is the "soldier's Comfort in An.
other packet fer the editorial department. the
aavor Of which proves the friend sending it to
be not simply lawyer, but judge He may
come to recognition Of his rights to u seat
upon the bench, In the course Of lsgislstive
events. S. mote It be. and We trust he will
duly prepare himself for it. He hasso provided
US that our puff shall not be wanting. We shall
"blow acleudS in his honor. while his honor il
waiting for his gown.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

A GENEROUS Acr.--Some two week.
ago, Chaplain Ross, Of the 18th Ohio
published an appeal in TIE CHRosIoLE fol
.reading matter for the men Of that reg
spent A few days thereafter the Ladies
Christian Commission Of the u. P. Churcf
sof 81. Clairsville subscribed for ten copies
lof TIE CHRONICLE for the regiment, ant
had them sent as the Chaplain requested
This generous act will be appreciated by tb'
gallant veterans Of the 10Th.
Now. who will pay for ten copies for th'
9sth, for the 43d, for the 18th, and for th'
,other regiments in which Belmont Count,
lis so largely represented2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20

y, In Centreville, this county, the Copper
heads openly rejoiced when it was announ1
eed that our beloved President was assassi-
mated. W
At Uniontown, We are informed, the
Copperheads. on learning that the loya
men proposed to jollify over the capture Of
lee, armed themselves to prevent it. Tbii
is in harmonny with the course Of that par
ty fer the last four years. Men who viii
invoke Gods curse upon our noble soldiers
who daily have prayed for the success o.
JEFF. Davis, who have denounced the defen
ders and friends of the Government, as mur
.derers, assassins, tyrants and fiends. are f
political associates of the assassins, who
when they could not destroy the nation
must consummate their infaniy by murder
ing it's Savior.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20
NOTICE.

TOHN w. GREENELCH, whose place Of rssidenc,
SJ is unknown will take notice that the undersigned
Son the 9TH day OF February, A. 1e65 filed his petition
Hin the Probate Court of Belmont County Ohio aliedgins
Jhat the personal estate OF said decedent is insufficient
ao pay his debts and the charges Of administering his
siescribed real in said county, to witt 8 rood
Jand perches more or less OF land in Kirkwood Town
shp in SAID county particularly described in the petition
That PhGbe Greenech widow OF said deccdent, i,
Heltlcd 10 dover in said premises, aud that Nancy AT
aknson,Wm. Nj Greenelch, ThomasJ Greenelch, Nanc,
a.. Armstrong Elizabeth j. Greenelch Martha f. David
sCreenelch, Hudal II .Greeuelch Franklin WGreenelc
his heirs nj law hold the of nheritanc,
9herein The prayer Of said petition for the assign
ament of dover to said widow. and for sale Of sa
3prenses TO such dover estate for the paymen
aof the debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th day
Alay 1856 thereafter counsel can be heard
~ 4, JOHN SHEPHERD, Admir-
Of James Greenelch, decd.
4 D D. 7. CowEs, petis. Atry. I'd
q April 49, 1s654w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20
NOTICE.

I'M ORGAN DoNOHUE in the State of West Vir
1'l gInia, will take notice, that J. II. Sullivan, VIM. G
Barnard and b. X. Cowen, OF the County OF Belmont
within aud for said County Of Belmont Ohio against thu
said Morgan Donohue, defendant setting forth that the,
are the owners of three several promsssry date
lon 9TH day of October 1858, with interest from date
smade ana signed by said Morgan Donohue, amountin,
ut time OF the filing of said petition both of S3l
damage for The non performance of certain agree
nent attached 10 their petition in building house OF
Lot That the said petition filed prays for judgmen
against the said Morgan Donohue, for the sum OF S33
975 with interest from fleng Of and for an order
asae for Lot six of Block IL Of Bellare City, and for
dOrder of attachment
4 JOHN H. SULLIVAN & et ais, Plas
". b. SMITH, their atty
April 10, 1866. .6w.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-20
Local Matters.

/. s@-NoTICK TO SUBsoRIBERs All of ou
subscriber, ,oho find their papers murksd thu
II on the margin, after their names, ,oii
understand that their subscriptions are abouI
cut aud that they are requesied 10 renew.
AL papers are stopped when the suJscrip
tfon erpires.