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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-29
For Liverpool, via New York.
FOR FREJG UT

= =
THE MERCHANTS LINE of First Class
Il sailing packets take Freight to Liver
pool via New York.
Shippers of cotton and other produce
from the interior of South Carolina and
Georgia can have their consignments to
me forwarded, free of commission, by the
above Line, only actual charges made. ALI
Railroad Freight and other charges ad-
vanced shippers.
Freights to New York and engagements
to Liverpool made at lowest rates by sail
ing Ships or Steamers. Present rates by
Ship, ! to 5-32 penny; Steamer, 7-16 to !
penny, compressed.
The B. N. HAWKINS, of this Line, is
now loading; capacity, 1000 bales cotton
or 1900 barrels -four
For Freight engagements, apply to the
Agent at Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM ROACH,
North Corner East Bay and
Boyce e. Co.'S South Wharves
Agents at New York:
N. l.. MCCREAnY * Co., 36 South street.
Advlces made on consignments cotton to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., New York,
or through them to their friends in Liver
pool. Oct % mthS
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Burning of the Museum.
LETTER FRGM IR. GA0NUA
NEW YORK. July 1S65


NEW YORK, July IA, 1865.
MEssRs. HERRING 4 Co.-CiENTLEmEN.
Though the destruction Of the American
Museum has proved serious loss to nv
self and the public. am happy to verify
the old adage, that cts an i'll wind that
blows nobody good" and, consequently.
congratulate you that your well known
safes have again demonstrated their supe-
rior proof qualities in an ordeal of un-
usual severity.
The safe you made for me some time
ago was in the Office of the Museum, on
the second floor, back part Of the building.
and in the hottest of the fire.
After twenty-fOur hours Of trial, it was
found among the debris, and oi opening
1t this day has yielded up its contents in
very good order-books, papers, policies of
insurance, bank bills, all in condition for
immediate use, and n noble commentary
on the trustworthiness of Herrinc's Fire
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P. I. BARNUM.
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Philapelphia.
Oct 26 2mo HERRIN j & CO., Chicago.
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For State Treasurer.

EDWIN J. SCOTT, ESD, the well-known
Cashier Of the Commercial Bank, Column
bia, 8. c., is nominated for the Office of
State Treasurer. With his abilities, both
as financier and accountant, and his per-
sonal attention, which he would devote to
that department, the public may feel sure
of it's best management. Oct "a
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New York Advertisements.
BATCHELOR'S Hair DYE!

NNHE Original and Best in the World!
Il The only true and perfect HAIR DYE
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
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GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
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the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct % 1y New York
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To Banks, Brokers, Merchants, and all IN,
terested IN PosHice Protection dgdi,s'
Robe'7,y and Fire.
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For State Treasurer.

The friends OF DR.. r. W. GIBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His well known business cha
racter, energy and ability emincntly recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently in various capacities,
and now he needs her support. Oct 90
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Atlanta Medical College

THE Course of Lectures in this institu-
ton will commence on the FIRST MON
DAY in November next, and continue four
months-thc Faculty having changed the
time for the session from summer to the
winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND Dean.
Oct 25 lmo
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For Congress.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, Of Spartanburg, as can
dldate to represent, in the Congress Of the
United States. the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts of An
derson, Pickens, Grecnville, Laurens, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 30
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Stolen.
FROM the sub

~ FROM the subscriber, on the
T-~ night of the 9th inst, brown
Ty~ May HORSE, very nearly sixteen
se-AZ l. hands high, has one of his hind
feet white blemish in the right eye, but
not anectlng the vision Of the eye. The
horse is very stoutly made. reward of
$50 will be paid for his delivery to the
owner, or for such information as may lead
to his recovery. WIN. ROPER,
Oct % Barnwcll &. H.
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For Congress-.

DIR. r. c. GRIFFIN, of Edgetield is an
nounced as candidate for CONGRESS from
the Third Congressional District, composed
OF the Districts of Abbeville, Edgefield,
Newberry, Fairfield, Lexington, Richland
and Orangeburg. Oct 2S ~
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ZIMMERMAN DAVIS.

Late Of the Firm Of adams, Frost & Co.,
OFFERS his services to his friends as
~ FACTOR and COMMISSION MER-
CHANT. Particular attention paid to tho
sale of Cotton and other Produce Also, to
he purchase of family supplies. Office
orner Accommodation Wharf and East
Fay, Charleston s. c. Oct 5 lmo
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For Congress.

The friends of Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN
announce him as a Candidate for the
United States Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District, embracing the Districts
OF Orangeburg, Edgefield, Abbcvillc, New
berry, Lexington, Richland and Fairfield.
Oct 27
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Justice of the Peace and Real
Estate Agency.

The Justice OF the Peace Of Clinton town
ship may be found at his Office. two dnor-
north OF the Post Office, and opposite 'hr
ShaNhau House, in the City Of riiiin' -
Having taken out license from the Uniied
States as Convcyarcer and Claim Agent,
respectfully offers lis services TO the pub
lie, aud will draw a. d make Deeds, Mort
cages at all times, he will also procure Back
PAy. Bounties, &c, due Soldiers, their
widows Children or Mother, with prompt.
mesa. Also, attend to the persecution OF all
claims against any OF the Executive p'patt
ments of the Federal Government, and tee
Collection Ct Debts aud Claims in is
County. &c Having also taken out q
license az a Real Estate Agent, will a'tcgd
to the buying and selling of Real Estate,
Renting Of Houses or Stores, or 9th Renl
Estate and for the accommodation ofall per
sons having Farms, Lots or Houses which
they wish to sell or exchange in this City,
County or State or any other State or
Territory OF these United States. He has
procured a Book in which he invites ali
those persons who may have any such Real
Estate, sc. to sell or exchange, to come
and register them in the Book, free OF
charge and which will be always open TO
ANY one wishing to purchase, free OF charge,
the subscriber only asking reasonable
compensation for his services when he may
be the means OF benefit to tho-e who may so
register their properly ,or by its examination
be b,nefitted. d j. GOODSELL, p,
Tiffin, April 2ith. ls65 3'n.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Ana Ohio Soldiers who have Fallen in Do
Tense Of the Nation.

a meeting was held at Columbus last
week, at which it vas resolved 20 erect
memorials to Abraham Lincoln and the
Ohio soldiers who have fullen in defense
Of the nation. The meeting wa. par.
ticipatcd 10 by gentlemen from ell rsris
VI the State, and measures were taken TO
secure the necessary 70 cans TO carry out
the project. The Executive Committee.
OF which Governor Brough is President,
consists Of the State officers and some
half dozen prominent citizens of Colum.
bu'. Al meeting Of the Executive
Committee, committee Of three was
appointed, TO craft a public uddress.
They accordingly Issued the following
APPEAL TO the PEorLE OF ono.
The State Of Ohio honored Abraham
Lincoln Us Chief Magistrate, and loved
him ns man. That honor and that lo,e
were deserving Of a permanent rec ord
had he been permitted 10 reap with us the
full frution of his lsbors Of the past four
yenrs. They are infinitely more 30 now
| that no has beon struck down in his
career Of usefulness by the ruthless hand
OF the nssassin, struck down as the rep
rcsentuliye Of civil liberty and free gov.
crnment Such record Il is proper to
nokein enduring marble, fashioned by
tho band oi nrt, aud erected in the beautI.
iul capital Of our proud commonwealth,
and which will speak to every beholdei
our appreciation Of his lofty virtues and
his unrNampled public services, which
shnll 10 oil future time incite al emua
iion of these virtucs aud those services
] aud which shall speak TO each genera.
tiUn the intelligent appreciation BY free
lpeople Of unsclfish ambition and unsull
cd patriotism.
Soldiers of the Union armies, wher
Abraham Lincoln was struck down by
the assassin the stroke was aimed at YOU
the blow aimed at his life was directed
at I'll same time at the life of the nation
for tho preservation Of which you huv,
barred your breasts 10 the storms of wal
during the four weary years Of his ad
minlstrution. He hus fallen In the hou
OF your triumph, n martyr to the princi
pies for which you have fought. Shal
not Ohio, pre- eminent in the field and il
the Cabinet, be the first to give durabl,
lcxprcssion to the gratitude which no
only cur State but the nation, and thC
friends Of liberty everywhere, cherish fol
the memory Of this illustrious son Of III,
West. We know full well what you
response will be.
Nor are the brave men of Ohio VIII
haze fallen in defense oc the nation, L
be forgotten. II has been decided L
erect to their memory a monument in th
, Capitol Grounds, and a memorial TO thei
fallen commundcr-in.ch ut the sam,
, time. 1t must be shown that their sery
! ices aud spcrfices so brevcly aud glnri
ously made, are fondy and proud,
cherished by those who survive and thos,
who come after them.
People Of Ohio, we ask for these pur
poses your generous contributions.
WE. HENRY SMITH,
: Secretary of State.
G. VuLSEY DORSEY,
, Treasurer of State.
b, J. J. JANSY,
4 Secretary of Committee.
] On behalf Of Executive Committee {
4 Ohio Monumental Association
; Columbus, o., May I. 1865.
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Petition for Divorce
Seneca Common Pleas,
Ohio.

Elizabeth Hanizer vs. Getlieb Hanizer-
The SAID Gotlicb HnnLer will take notice
that on the Goth day of April A. ID 1868
he plaintiff led her petition for divorce in
the Clerks Office. of said Court, wherein
she sets forth that she and the defendant
were ! gally married on the 18th day OF
June A II, 1860. That on the bth day OF
July. ls6c, the defendant left the plaintiff
and has since remained absent aud away
from her willully. That the defendant our.
ing the time of his said absence has gross.
" neglectrd his duty. That by said
marriage there isP child.
And ask that the said marriage contract
may be dissolved and both parties re
leased from the obligations thereof That
plaintiff may be restored to her maiden
name, and tor other relief.
HALL & PITTENGER.
Ap / 90 CIV. Atiys' for Plaintiff
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-
Petition.

To Hiram Shaull, and Matilda Elizabeth
Shaull. his wife, residents of
County, 10 the State OF Virginia, are hereby
notified that Lydia NJ Dick aud Robert W.
Dick, who with the said Hiram Shaull and
Matilda Elizabeth Shvull. and others.
are Defendants in an action pending 10 the
Court oi Common Pleas for Seneca County,
10 the State of Ohio, wherein Anna Kate
Diek is plaintiff, have filed their separate
answers to the petition of the plaintitf in
said action, together with cross petitions
against the said defendin 8, Hiram Shaull,.
and Matilda Elizabeth Shaull his vile,
alleging in substance that the said lydia NJ,
is seized 10 lee simple, and is in possession
OF the east half of the south west quarter of
Ot section ~, III township 9, north range IA
east, M Seneca County, Ohio and thet the
said bert ". Dick is seized in fee simple
aud is 10 possession OF the west half OF said
quarter section
Aud that the said Hiram Shaull and Eliza.
beth ohnul are together with the plaintiff
sad uetion, aud others. claiming utle TO
said premises, aud asserting such claim
pubhell aud giving out in speeches that
'te said Lydia NJ Dick,a and Robert W Dick
ave no title To, or estate in tne premises SO
held by their respectively, thereby casting,
cloud upon the title of the said LYDIA Nj,
and Robert W Dick. 10 said premise. 60
owned and held by them.
And asking judgement against the said
| Hiram Shaull aud Matilda Elizabeth Shaull
and others. that the said LYDIA NJ. and
Robert W. Dick may b. confirmed in their
respective titles in fee simple to said real
estate, and that the said Hiram Shaull and
Matilda Elizabeth Shaull together with the
other defcrdants, aud the plnindff in said
action be pcrPetually irjointd from asserting
or attempting TO enforce any claim 10 the title
or ssion ofsnid PREMISES. and for general
relief. And the said Hiram 81 aull and Matil-
d" Elizabeth shhull are hereby notified tha,
they are required to appear and answer
said cross petitions by the third day Of June
1865, or a juo cement and decree W III be rem
dered against them as therein prayed
LEE u BREWER,
T. ttyC Tor Robert W Dick,
X Hord.
Atty for Lydia NJ Dick.
Ct
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Oe.rMr. Iiaooln's grandfather, also
named Abraham Lincoln, wss mu dered
by sn Indian Ia l77i, while NJ work on
his isyH, near the Kentucky river. lie
leit three sons, tao eldest Of whom
Thomas was the fa,her Of the Presidsn,
Thomas married in 1906, Nancy Hanks
a native ofVirginIa, sod so,,led Ia Harder
conaty. where the President was born
Feb. Ia,h, 1899, In 1916 the family re
moved to Indiana. The great graudfa
ther OF he President emigralsd iroH
Berks Co un,y Pennsylvania, 10 Rock
iingham county. 10 the Shenandoah Val
Icy, Virginia, about 1850.
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Townships and Ward Meetings.


The qualified Union voters OF the respcc.
tive Townships Of Seneca County. and
Wards Of the City Of Tifiu, Ohio, who were
In favor of the policy oftbe late President
Lincoln, and who are friendly to the prcs
ept Administration Of the Natloral and
sists Governments. are hoftby notified to
meet at their respective places Of holding
elections, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE,
1865. at O'Clock r NJ, Of said day. aud
then and there appoint delegates to repre-.
cent said Township and Wsrj',in the Union
ooau,y Convention to be held In Tiniu OF
Saturday. the l7th day Of June 1865.
The basis of suoh representation ia one dele.
gate Tor every 2S votes, or fraction Of 10
votes given for Abraham Lincoln IN 1864
The appestloumeI of delegates Ia as follows,
t.g!t,
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To the Wool Growers of Seneca
and Adjoining Counties.
TIF5IS, May Iouh, lsG4.

TIFJIS, May loyh, 1854.
GENTLEMEN lit lie the custom for
Mopufoc urrrs sud all large wool buyers
to mOkc the following deductions on
wool. Namel,j "a n for all uuwashed,
Also jS oG ior all Buck accces There
tore, We shall udopt the above rule IL
purchasing this season, 90 that jusic'
shall be done to the buyers, az we'll n'
those who see proper to have their 700
well washed AID io good condition.
Respectfully Yours,
GROSS, DORSEY, K co.
J.. WHITE,
s, b. SHEATH,
r, w. SHA WHAN,
j., SHRIVER,
DELEMATER & BRO. Mel.
May ll.h-aw.
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r. i IL - II
NATIONAL BANK
OF TlFFlN.
Agent for the Sale of the
1-3O U. s. Loan.
Bonds On hand for Immediate delivery.
JOHN I. HUsS. Cashier.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

Va
TREASURY DEPARTMENTS
OFFIcL OF GoMPTRoLLER or THE CuRRrscY,
Washington, March 18th, 1865 \
WHERrAs. by satisfactory evidence pre-.
sented TO the un dersigned, it has been made
TO appear that "The First National Bank OF
lifiin, In the City Of Tiifin, In the County
Of Seneca, aud State Of Ohio, has been duly
organized under and according TO the re
quiIcments OF the Act OF Congress entitled
IAN Act to provide a National Currency
secured by pledge Of United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof" approved June 81. 1864,
ana nave complied with all the provisions
of said Act required TO be complied with
before commencing the business OF Banking
under said act.
The office of Comptroller Of the Currency
being vacant,
Now, therefore. | Samuel T. Howard,
Deputy Comptroller OF the Currency. do
hereby certify that THE First National Bank
of Tiflin,' IN the City oi Tiilin, in the
County of Seneca. and State OF Ohio, Is
authorized to commence the business Of
bnnting under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
and seal Of Office, this Sixteenth day oi
March, 1865.
| (sEAL) SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
no 9OOl Deputy Comptroller OF The Currency
March ODD, 1865,
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Union County Cen
8 YentiOn.

The Unlon County Convention Of serscs
County, will hsemble at the Court House In
Tifin. on
SATURDAY, THE IT1H DAY OF
81 JUNE. 1865.
For ths rurpo,e Of nominatinCs county
ticket. to.vir
One Candidate for Representative.
for County Treasurer,
for County Recorder,
&c :, for County Commissioner,
for inhrmary Director.
Add also for the purpose ofappoihting five
delegates 10 represent tho county In the
Usioo State conventicn. 10 be held 10 Co.
iuu,bus, on wedb, stay tho 2i't. day Of June
merit, and { r The sppOiltnont ofn Central
ceusuittee for the ensuing year, and for The
transaction Of sueh other business ns may
legtlmstsly conc before the Convention.
C.K. WATSON, Chm.
Uoion Cen, Com. Sen Co. o.
TX. BoRD. sceY,
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G. V. DORSEY
State Central Advisory Committee.
Chief Justice Chase and General
Sherman.

A9nNl4 4AAklllt
II may refresh sone of tho stupid ma
lignanls in this quarter who have sought
to east slur upon the name OF Shcr
man, to r,ad the following;
"wAsuINoroS, April 90. 1865.
"Wm. G, peshler, Treasurer Sherman
Testimonials;
Il take this moment for making il
b csus jus, uuw, many seem disposed /,
forget hls great descryings, and rem m
her only his recent convention will
johnslpn,
"But that act, however regretted AnC
disappruved must net cancel n our memo
ries, or even obscure, his splendid SER
vices.
His patriotism is no more dvubtm
lhan bis courage. No mans achieve
menls have contributed more to the
grand triumph of Union ard freedom
over rebellion and slavery. His deeds
are among the choicest treasures Of oul
own Ohio-as well as Of our wholt
country. Ard we the children OF Ohio
are bound especially. aud by tho mos
sacred oblgutious, TO defend and proiec
the good name of every bravo and 10y
son She has. She has none Drawer o
more loyal than Sherman. Yours, mos
truly,
as. r. CHASE"
This letter, Mr.. peshler wri,es, in
closed one Of the largest contributions
yet made TO the sherman fund. W,
suppose. In the view Of the more blood
thirsty Of the howling home ruards, thai
Chief Justice Chase is disloysl and con
,ributinC the weight Of his influence \.
divide gusNe sentiment, and all that
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11

IT ia the best family Machine.
II is definition Of simplicity" "Pcr
fection."
The needle cannot be set wrong.
The Hrinmer, Felcr aud Braidcr afe nc
knowl,dgcd to be Superior to all other
A ptnteuted device prevents it's being
turned backward.
II Is entirely DOiseless.
II recei ged the Gold Medal Of the Ameri
can institute ia ls6j.
IL received the Silver Medal Of the "Nea
York State Fair, 1861
IL received the Silver Medal ofthe "Penn
sylvabia State Fair, 1854.
IL also received the frat premium fol
"TuE BFsT StwtNo MAcniNK" at the grea
"NEw ESaLAHD FAtH," the"VermUut Stat,
Fair" and the "lndiana State FAIR" 1864
Send for circular containing full iufor
nation, notices from the press, testimo Il
from those using the machine, &c.
CB- AGENTS WANTED II
James Wilcox
Manufacturer. sos Broadway New York
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
NEW YORK sos Broadway.
BOSTON 323 Washington Street.
PHILADELPHIA-7l5C Chestnut Street.
CHICAGO 1873 Lake Street.
CINCINNATI 10 West 4th Street.
INDIANAPOLIS West Maryland Street
L0ND0N-l35 Regent Street.
PARIs---S2 Boulevard do sobastopol.
HAMBURG----44 Herm mn Street
vIENNA---9 Wilupretmarket.
BRUSSELS--l2 Rue Croisade.
SYDNEY, AUSTRALASIA Pitt Street
REV. ISAAC GROUSE, Agent,
Melmore Seneca Co. o.
April 21--ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
Union County Convention.

or course. all Ct our Itaders will read the
call of the Ceutral Commiucc, which ap.
pears in our columns to day. We hope ,hn,
the patriotic Union men Of Seneca county
recognise the necessity In this erlsis of our
country tn do thclr politca duty. Wo are
proud to say that IN tho dsrkest hour Of the
Republic you never fat,red The times
dsmsnd that You continue in well doing. IN
,hs midst Of our National uiumphs; when
the spirit OF peace seemed detecnding upon
our distracted country; when tho flag Of
our fathers bid fair to again nuat ever the
Union. one and indiyisiblc, the hand Of the
assassin struck down tho Saviour of our
country. The blow was intended by tie
Arch fisnbs who have carried on and
,ympathircd with the rebellion to produce a
political chaos. II was done by the same
hsllish influence which sileuced LovfJoY. by
shooting him down while defending his
twice destroyed anti slavery frsss by the
same influence which oneiod rewards for tho
perons Of wu. l.LorD GApRisos and Lr
Ror spSpsnLASD. Ny the same influence
by ~hieh Senator SunsHR was struck down
o1 '"e "''s W '"s o"'s' ''s"' seuS',-
.o' o"S epP'.u's' ""' 'U'e''"s' u"
r"e"s ni'."'s' '"''os"oa' 'n' o""'n' uu'
reNsrasa oy 'He women o' '"e eOo'n ny
presenuns the aEsassir BRocKs with a gold
headed cane, bearing an inscription com
m'morat've OF the ebi'a'roos "''' bot az
these schemes OF southern men. aiu'u oy
Northern 'ymp au'iIer'' have hl'ed' ! NJ
lsoelion which mas maugura'fu pS m'
nAneins o. JOIN bHowS' terminated 'y we
p so0o''"s OF a." MAN L'SoolS' Inc HA'''"
~erps, nut liberty 'nr'''e''
Andrew Johnson, whom, by your suhf"pe'
sou hsvs chosen ''es President OF the
United states ey N'T'ne OF ms 'h'ee' A''
ssmes tAs'eha'r 'SitlJ h''d 10y the maf'lfd
Linz oIn' : great AaS ~ ul responsibility
has beer thrust uPon him la lie N'sd m
ndin'egr''y and nrhirehlng patriotism We
rtrSse In eonhdnee' lie has been tried |
In the IRE 81 Political persecution for HE
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE
To Teachers.

The School Examiners of Seneca county.
will hold examinations at the Office Ct the
Examiners, in Tonib's Block, Tifiu, Ohio,
for the year 1865. as fellows.
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

COLUMNS, Nay LIT, 1905.
ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
LOT an set ofths u sneTal ssembly of'he state OF
Ohio, ps sted Apnl ~, lH65, the undersigred state
officers VIII receive proposals. uHrl the lst day OF
An gust next for the purchase Of the Land Scrip
eeSed from the United sstes for the ah iishmsnt
Of a. AgieahnIal College, OF Colleges. in the State
Of Ohio. The scrip com ptises 63htOO acres OF land
No proposition with received for loss than one
hand dTed a'd sixty acres.
Il more convenient propo osali may he made TO the
Auditor and Treasures Of any county, who wi Il trans
init the same To the undebi igned
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
G.. vOLNEY DORSEY
Treasure Of STATE
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
May +,,saEL Secretary oistate.