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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

PRoxoTrox. Seldom T. Stewart to be lst
Lieut. Co X 9th regiment.
John B Pratt. Capt and Samuel W Ollie ls,
Lieut.. of Co. @. 10Th regiment
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U. 8. LOAN.

These Notes ued under date o. Angus, is,h 1854
and payable three years from that time currency
convertible a; The option Of toe bslder Into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

81 X M,rot, No 233. Eat Wsshin. .on
street, has IN store large stock of second hand
furniture. nearly ali good &c new, which he
sells at prices 20 suit the times.
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AYrolsTxKsrs.-l57th Regiment. Co. A
Rsbers NJ Shield. Capt John Barrett, lsr
Lieut. samuel A Birkdsle 81 Lieut..
Co. B. Ouison Wilson, Capt
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IN Mrs Thompon 4 Son hare received
G"dey's Lsdy's M-gszipe for April. IL is n
capital number and elegantly illustrated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

we ZEE advertisement IN yorr colunns 81 MRS
wISsiOs's SOOTHING syRUF. Nov. ~ never ssid
wore IN favor Of patent medicine before IN ifs
-; feel eompeed ssy resxerr that shs
u hEAhns-we have tried IL, and kpsw 20 BE al ~
claims. IL Is probably o. the nest successful ned
cine. Of the day. eecssse 81 l. e hest ADs
those Of your readers sne have babies ssn 10 bsias
thar .sy 10 supply"
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FoR RENT "A large room in the third siots
OF the ne. Sentinel buildings. No 81 South
Meridian street. The room i well lighted and
the entrance good Apply at this Office 7tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

See DR.. Wn rhomson's advertisements
on the fourth page OF 20 days paper
ian % r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

10 SoT LII soCR PEgrupiCF sTkyo Byrwyrs
your crsring ehif ADD thr relief that gill be absolute
y 20 fellow lie ts HRs. wfSsl0w's sooTH-
ING sYRCP. u corrects scdify % the stomach rei~ves
wind cholsc, r-gsisss the eo~sis sosea- the x.xas,
g.Trs -sssio The mother and heshh 70 the ehl6-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

sT A few exchange papers, done ~ in pack
ages of 100, can DE had At this office Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
Price only IS Cents n Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following l. extract from letter written ~
the Rev 4. z welser, 10 the German Reformed xes-
ssnger, at Chamber.hurg, Pa:
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Tie following 1. extract frs- letter written y
tie Rev. r Horas pastor Of TIE PierTepest street
BsY;si Ckrrok, broekyB, y. L. 20 the Journal Anl
kes.ssser ciseisnAt o. and speaks ve.snes N isvss
~ that ~orc-rsnor ne1 medicine. IRIS Wis Slows
SOOTHING sIsUP, FcR cHll-okES rzkIRxo:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

% Il p. Comet. of Button. Wells county.
vas appointed recruiting oeicer for Co. ID, l5S.h
regiment
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sEW ADVERTISEMENT.
THE UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF INDIANAPOLIS,
is NOW READY TO ISSUE POLICIES.
Cash Capital, 100000
Capital Bound for the Payment
Of Losses, 500. 900.
No Safer Company was ever Organ
lied in the United States.
Assets all Invested in q. S. Bonds.
THE STOCKHOLDERS ARE THE VERY BEST
CAPITALISTS IN THE STATE.
TIE STOCKHOLDERS ARE THE VERY BEST
CAPITALISTS IN THE STATE.

VNyHRN You CAN HAVE EQUALLY RELIABLE
w Insurance ct home. Why senc your money abroad
gents in every county In the state.
Ir y POL CiEs ISSUED BY HAKTiNDALf a
GRCBBs. Ia the first b1cing south % the P0s o6ee,
Nc. 4. upstairs Talbot News Block
JAMES II RAY. President.
h. NAsrDp.Lx, V. Pres snd Treasurer.
D. W. GRCBBS Secretary.
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q Go and hear "Secessis seen through prison
bars, t0-morrow evening
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DON'T fsn TO 7R5CUEx mrs. wIysIow's
ScOTHlNG syrup, Tor children tscthing II has bees
-..4 Tor 81 With failing safety and
by millions Of nofhers for ttsir children il corects
ability Of the stonsh, relieves ~fhf ehoiic, regulates
tbe oosels aud gives rest hsa "a snt cor1frt mother
sre child ORE 30 e Day street. sss rs<k-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

Bosros. March ls-Ths Steamer Africa
brought Sl3.oo0 IN specie 10 this port.
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Wa DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON March Il. less
Moi Sen. DIX:
The sutjoined dispatches have been received
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E-DlsE Asses OF tdE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual systenasnev and reliable
treatments Reports o. n, R0wkBD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free efeharse
Address d. }. sKILLIy EOUGHroE, Howard Assoeis-
sion. SO. south Sinth Street. PhIl.delphs Pa
msr3C-d&uly
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w-NERvoUs DEBILITY. SEMINAL
cured himself and hundreds stne-s 2ad sis cell yea
nothing b. ~ fs-<s. Aa4-e.s With ss4zp.
sDvaRD 4. rRAyEl.
fst-g-3lpi, Lock Box. Boston, ksss.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Which greatly facilitates tks preeess q te<shns ~
softenirg The guns, reducing all n1smussiex vii saAy
AL PAIN AID sp.snedse aston. Anc 10
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MEDICAL.


An krpsrieccst Ssrss ani Psnale Physician. p-,ssses
tefhs sttsrfio. 6 nsthsrs. her
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
COUNTY. DIRECTORY.

= 49, Ell Il
= The Circuit Court will meet four times q
year. 9Th Of June, 9Th Of September, 9Th Of
December. aad 27th Of March. Judge-L. P.
w. BALca. Clerk w. A. Chapline.
Sheriff nIiam Rnsh. lDeputies-L T.
Chapline, Y. W.. Potter6eId.
Recorder-G Jorge Byers -,
Deputy and Recorder--J. d. FaYman. =
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Board Of Supervisors will 'meet on the 10Th Of
each month. at their Office over w. A. Chap
lines stpre. in Shepherds,own. President-A+
exsndsr Fosset. Ehud Turner, Daniel Gamer
on, DR.. James Logic, John w. McCurdy, Tru-
man w. Pottsrfield. Clerk Of the Board-Jo.
ssph A. Chapline.
/. County Trsa,urer-Joseph Welshshs.
: Supsrintendent of County Free Schools-s
". B. Strder. .e ss,e-
Assessor-Jamss W. Greenwood.
Masistra,es-Joseph 8. Fleming. Chaplns
Township. Jsniss d. Faymsn. Shepherd Town
ship.
- Consta ble-George McBee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
oomnusIsATHp.F
An Important Suggestion.

The terminaiion of the var has thrown
upon this community large number OF
ne groes, whose ideas of freedom are Ike
hose Of hog--io act and do nothing,
and if they SIC 70 remain here some steps
ought TO be taken 10 COMPEL them TO
work and 10 regulate the price OF their la.
bsur. The military authorities in Geor.
gia have fixed the wages Of negroes a,
follows: Field hands. 81 per month,
half hands $3.50 per month. House ser
wants, males. frsm sc 10 $40 per month,
scsording to quality. Female servants
from IS 10 SO per month. according 10
quality, they elo.hing themselves and
paying doc,ors' bills. -
The wages ofahe 6.la hands .are to be
paid every three months, and of house
servants monibg, and, ifthsy should
break lhe contract by iaIspess or leaving
before me expiration sftiIs sime contract:
ed lor. ,hey forfeit, all pay and allowances.
In Eastern VireiniAalso. rates Of wa
ges have been established by competent
aotbori,ysai IS per month, for both 6eld
Ispd house servants which is forfeited
upon failure 10 discharge contract.
A eres! Inconvenience is imposed upon
the people of This session Of the Slate by
being deprived Of what was formerly the
labouring class. sndsihe allowing Of so
many negroes toremain here in idieness.
Il, is we'll known TO hose who knew the
nature aud disposition OF the negro that
mo. oussin fifty wilt work, unless forced
10 do il and his moral obligation TO fulfill
contract isSas nothing. You may hire
servant one day and the nextday, you
are without one. justas the whim takes
them. IL is therefore absolutely necsssa-
ry that some step should be taken TO reg
ulaie the labour system in our midst. and
as next Monday is Court day, lswould
suggest tina, those mos. Interested in the
subject, hold a meeting and determine
wins. is best,o be done.
The community cannot do without a
reliable labouring class and,if the negroe.
will no. doi,. WINS labour must be in.
PRODUCED and The negroes cannot remain
here in idleness. VIRGlNUS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
MALE AND FEMALE.
SEMINARY.
ShepherdSteWn, Jefferson cOuAty, Va.

I ShepleIuSleWA, JtnefSOh tNuAls VI.
1.-THE Fall Session o. Mis- iu>ti,at,s.a ~
L commence on Monday. angus ll.irs5. N
the room Isteiy occupied scaosi sa.,a. y
tthe Rev. Mr. Miller.
TIE c6rESk OF ISsrRrcrI
will be such 4. TO secure lAofopgh K, owl dgr
Of the English lansuase. 6ssii, ti'eet add
Mathematics. snfto stlsin that end he brsnch
es laugh will he cemPrehvnird in the is@'o"li-s
classes wig:
kr4ctass-rRIMARr BEeLlsH BRASsHrs.
2ND CLASS.
English branches continued. Wig MFso!ly's
Sd and Alb Rea 'ers. Wiring. Ari hapig ( DA-
vies ana Ray, LEslish Grammar t7Dn'h o.
,Bullion) & Geography (MiIehslF-)
3KD cLNs.
Previous studies continue Latin tixammar
(BslHon). Elementary Aigeb'a Dasiss3e
Ara CLASS.
English studies continued, English cemPo>i.
ton. Scholars Companion, Latin Reader CBul-
Iionl, Caesar Bullioul Greek Grammsf LBol-
lioDl. Algebra [Daviesl.
5rH CLASS.
English Composition, Cieero's orstiSn Bui-
honl, Virgil ICooper'sl, Livy, HoIscs Lin
coln's], Greek Reader [BulIiOnl, Anaeasis. Ho-
meF's Illiad or Odyssey, Algebra, Geometry.
Tdgonometry lDaviesl.
RGRTIcULAR ATTEsTIoN
will be given to spelling, reading and wiring
as deiecl in the early studies often causes the
pupil much mortifcat ion and labolr in after
Il, 81 Il III ,loD ka.
exercised in English Composition and Episiola-
ny writing.
Terms PER SESSION OF FIyE MONTHS.
lst class ss,2d class sl2.sd class 81 s ,4Ih class
Sic, 9Th classS20 payments are required every
y months in,adyance and prompt attention TO
this requirement will save much nouble 10 all
concerned.
Gf No deduction will be nadc for absence.
except in cases of protracted illness, and when
pupil is entered, the tuition is reckoned for
the full time unless otherwise specified al the
time Of entering.
Pupils will be received at any time and char
ged from the time Of entering, buiit is very de-
sirable that they begin at the opening of the
session, as the less of few days, frequently
retards the pupil in the class the whole session.
An experience of IL years has taught the
Principal that no fixed rulefor the government Of
all can be established, as il has to be varied TO
suit the temper and disposition of each pupil,
but firmness and decision are required TO So
cure attention and obedienee and every effort
will be made to inspire the pupil with love
of study.
REFERENCES.
Testimonials from former patrons could be
furnished, bit the Principals SO well known in
this community that he deems this unnecessary,
he has however the privilege Of referring TO the
following gentlemen
Rev. C. w. Andrews, DR.. John Quigley, C..
T. Butler and d. S. Rentch, Esqrs.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION..
For tho benefit of those who may not have
an opportunity Of attending school regularly. in
Struclion will be given at specified hours,in any
branches thsy may desire, either during the day
or at night, on very moderate terms.
zzzEss GErtheT- ilfgrmz;iO's =FF3y-t0 - '-'r :
JOSEPH McMURRAN, M. A.,
Principal.
Shepherdstown, Va, July Is, 1865. h. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

sg,ins, ths uai,sd States. and brought 60
trial. Bennsss,you greas old sinner. and
all accomplices Eve beliesslf .yoa are want,
ed Al. w asnington.,' ~.
mconclusior, We hare to apologize TO
our readers for The ,a,usudl Language con
tanned in this article. bull We beg them 10
rsnembsr il is impossible for gentlemen
"a couele tho name Of Bennett with any
thing very iignifed or respectable. Rich
,nond Bulletin. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

IS G9::;ss:ssiai Garaa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15

MATCHES. Jewclry, Fancy Goods, Cutlery.
W Clocks, and Military Goods ofevery de-
scfipuon such as Swords, Epaalslies. Sashes.
Hats, Lace, buttons, SC. Military companies
furnished complete with every article.
Now opening msgnifcen, stock Of NszF-
Goods. such as American. R..Siiisn, GERMAN and
French. JrwsHy, in sets and in single pieces.
Best qualify Gold Watches, English Levers,
Skeleton do, Duplex, Anchor Escapement, Le-
ines some very small for ladies set with pearis
and diamonds, elegantly enamelled, Indepena-
ent and Quarter Second Watches, Hunting IL
caret gold Watches in every variety.
Rich China Vases, from Paris and Dresden,
French and Spanish Fans. 81.
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Gard
Csser, do, do, do, Port Monaies. -
Elegait Gilt Ond Bronzed Clocks, Cand'ebrss.
ALBATA WARE-Spoons,foiks, lsdes.oSt;
ter.knives, &C., of the best quality,
Plated tea and coffee sets, csstors, walters.
cake baskets, vegetable dishes. tureeRs, butter
dishes, candlestcks, teakc,,les urns, salt cellars
Tortoise shecombs, new siylee, English and
American table cutlery, scissors, pen knives, IA
Iors, sporting knives, music boxes. 2. 8, =, D,
and psirs of jewellers scales, weights, DC.
WalchmakeIs' tools and maierials; Watch
Glasses Of every description complete assoH-
meni ofdentists Files. 49,
C.B.& CO., offer the above goods on the ss-
~ best terms, Call and examine.
July Is, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
The N. y. Herald and ms Ea,sor..

We publish to-day several extracts
from the New York Daily Neacs, which
leave but little doubt upon the mind Of
every man that Jas. Gordon Bennc,, is not
only the impladabls foe Of the South. bui
likewise OF the United States en,ire: in
fsci the enemy of all who donot offer 10
reward him. This is the eslitof who has
lsken a most active par, in this war. He
was The 6rstto agiiaie secessioni aud al
nne time absolutely sdvscatsd the sseess-
ION Of New York city,ir 1861. rs ~
independent city" but the sbolisionisss
both Of New England and osher Northern
5rsTes Knew nss-weakness. and hs was.
harefo~, easily converted TO their blood
thirsty views by the sight;of gold. We
you'd now like TO comply with iherequesi
81 the Ne,0s in It's cal. fos the .sopinions
II the press" We Propose TO fufnish
Mr.. Wood mos, impofian, item in The
biography Of this world.rcno wned shif,er.
Il has been whispered ihsii in the begin.
aing Of the war. this s.lf-satne Goldman =,
wrote a letter 10 Mr.. Darts, then me
President Of the Confederate States. offer
ing TO support the cause andpolicy Of his
government for The sum fifty thousand
po,sads steriing-this isSieporied 10 be a
fact by men Of influence who are ptesum-
ed TO know, and as Mr.. Davis is now !,
prisoner in the hands ofthe government.
we most respectfully suggest tina, be be
called upon 10 acknowledge weiksf or NOT
our assertion IS correct. Mr., Davis refused
this Disgusting proposition, as al genile-
nfsn-w would have done. hence the nalig-.
pity otihisspao old nsa' to- The Sou,h.s
1@is isnotanly offered as an item for
the csislngae ofsihe Nens, bnt also for
the Information Of the goverpmens,shstthis
degraded '.old man may he called To ac.
count 10 answer 10 ehssss Of treason.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
hlarriaees.

ln,his place. on shs 9th inst, at the
residence Of The brides broiher-in-law, by
the Rev. J. |. Miller, Mr.. Filiam III.
Cline. 10 Miss Hi6srnia Mask, both Of
baltimore city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-15
! DIR. A. HUFF.

~
GRADUATE Of the Medical Faculty Of Paris,
Vt France, Member of.the Medical and Chirur-
gioa Faculty Of Baltimore, Nd, is The discoy-
eser of the only Remedies for Diseases Of pri-
vate character, without Mercury or noxious
drugs, Recent cases cured in from Z IS hours
on wfiilen guarantee. Chronic, inyeterate and
constitutional diseases, such as have been aban-
ddned as incursble, are speedily and permanent
ly cured. The treatment adapted 5y him Is
that when has the approval Of the most dis.in /
guished Physicians OF Paris, and its un yersal
success in practice of 40 years has proved. be-
You'd. a doubt, that the worst cases readily
yield, and ars thoroughly removed 1t once and
forever from tho system, especially al cases OF
cons tiiutional debility; nervous diseases, which
soon OF late turns to consumption. and al the
evils eniaiIed BY certain perDieious practices
which ruin both body and mind, uniting the
victim for either business, study, society, or
marriage, aud 10 these who are suffering the
evil Ell cts oiiupTop'r ind0lgsnees,of whaseEe'
kind, can now be perfectly Ies.Sred 10 natural
health and vigor. il brief period. by spPisEng
to one v hose Kill and e1peeisnre eaa DO relied
on. 10 exosbissnt OF uny50iessionsl charges
Dis,sni Patients cons0tsd By letter snG rem
edies. forysrded tina, canb takes in The rost
eonvnient and private manner.
ofice sO6ihssst COS .er of FsJeite and Fred
enck Streets. Baitiug6rs, Sd.
July Is. 1865. lily
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TERMS or THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDsToWN REGISTER

IS FUBLISHED WEEKL1,
at 81, 80 per annum in advance. or If paid with
IN two months after the date. Of subscription;
il not paid within two months 50 will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered To-. q
ADyEarIsEhENrs Of one square or less, for
three insertions or less Sl,5o, and so cents per
square Tor zach additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion, The space Of
l6 lines win constitute a square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number Of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement when sent in, 1t will be
published and charged accordingly.
Jon PRrNfINs will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
AL job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
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NOTICE.

SHBPHERDsrowN, West Ys.,2
{. July Z, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given iha, the Board
In 6f Supervisors of Jefferson County
will hold an adjourned meeting on
THURSDAY the ooh day of JULY.
inslars,. in The Supervisors Room at
Shepherdsiowp.
JOS. A.. CHAPLINE,
80 Clerk Of Board.
Jelly is. 1865, Il :
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10

EMIGRATION FROM G RMANY.-Anartice
in Swedish paper contains a great deal Of
interesting matter concerning en- igration
from the continent in this century. From
Germany, between 1910 and 1860, there de-
parted for other lands 2,546, 900, nearly all
Of whom went to America; Switzerland,
between 1851 and 1852, lost 24,OOO of her
citizens, WI F." went to trans Atlantic coun-
tries; in the forty years ending 1860, not
less than 20S,O00 Frenchmen cmigrated to
countries on the other side of the Atlantic,
beside 10000 who emigratcd to Algeria
and Senegal. The North American states
absorb 1900 emigrants from Italy and
Spain. In the short period of three years
not less than $4,000 Portuguese took up
their residence in Brazil, whereas not more
than 1000, at the outside, cmigrated tc
America in the 40 years, including lS6O.-
Of Belgians $4,000 went to the United
States between 1851 and 1860. From 1851
to 1856 there left Holland 10000. How
many have quilted Sweden and Denmark
there are no means of ascertai lining, but in
the former country $4,000 persons were
supplied with passports between 1851 and
1860, while from Denmark, from 1920 to
1850, the number of emigrants did not ex-
coed 5000, the greater number of whom
went to the Mormons.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10

j. DoIsON Cox. The abolition candi.
date for Governor refused TO answer the
several letters addressed to him by soldiers,
soliciting an expression Of his views on the
negro suffrage question; but when self
constituted committee of Obcrlinitcs ad-
dressed intcrrogatorics touching the same
question: ne promptly replied. His reply
is fully az much Of dodge as the platform
of the Columbus Convention. Mr.. Cox Ia
bors through four solid columns of news
paper, not TO answer the questions of his
friends, but to avoid an answer. He does
not say whether he is for or against negro
suffrage in Ohio, but suggests that the ne.
grocs of the South be provided for by being
colonzed in Georgia, Alabama and Florida,
there to have the elective franchise, hold
Office, and be represented in Congress and
elsewhere.
1t is pretty suggestion to people al
ready oyerburdened by taxation that three
great and wealthy States should be bought
at the public expense and donated to the
negroes in order to give them the unob.
structed exercise of the elective franchise.
We will publish the correspondence between
the Obcrlinites and Mr.. Cox at an early
day, and shall then have more to say about
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-10
AN ORDINANCE

Establishing the Grades of Fast Jackson, North
Clay, South Clay, North Washington, and
porated Village of Millcrsburg,
Holmes county, Ohio
They shall be as follows namely:
East Jackson street, commencing at the CEN
ter of Jackson and Clay streets and running
east to the center of Crawford strcet--clcvation
one and one-half degrees; thence to the east
side Of the widow Wolgamot's lot--one degree
elevation, at the west side of said lot fll twenty
four inches thence east to the west side of the
school house lot-elevation seven degrees.
North Clay street, commencing at the center
OF Clay and jackson streets and running north
to alley,-depression one and three fourth de-
grees; thence north to center OF Clay and Clin-
to north side of Robert Longs hOuse-eleva-
tion one degree; thence To the north side
of VIM. Walkup's lot-depresson two degrees.
south Clay street, commencing at the center
of Clay and Jackson streets, and running south
to center of Clay and Adams streets = eleva-
thirty six perches-depression one degree, fill
eighteen inches at twenty-five perches from
Adams street, and at thirty-two perches, cut
North Washington street commencing at cen.
tar of Washington and Jackson streets; thence
half degree; thence to center ofClinton
street, two degrees depression thence north
ONE and 'on onehalf aa desree. pIif iii Se inches at
Perkins street; thence to the north side OF
north fifteen perches-deprcsSion four and one
half degrees, NIL at said point twenty -four In
ches. ''
South Washington street, commencing at the
center of Washington and Jackson streets
thence south TO center of Washington and Ad-
ans streets-depression one-half degree, cut at
said point or crossing eighteen inches; thence
south thirty-six perches from center of Adams
street, two and one fouth degrees depression
and twelve inches cut, at the north side of the
lot of benjamin Beegle, jr., I'LL thirty-two in
ches. I'"
Passed in Council, July 3lst, 1855.
]. +. FLEMING, Mayor.
u. d. HELLER, Recorder.
Adjust Sd, 1865.