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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

A Note of Warning.-Let the poets say
what they will, Spring is treacherous season. 1t
trieth the bones" Of its damps and fogs, its east
winds and its caprioious mpsTatur- come the 10y
chills and the burning heats of Intermittent fever
Miasma thaws ont Of the earth in clouds under the
vernal beams. At no season of the year does the
system require strengthening more than at this
To fall sick now is to be incspsctated from stTug-
Cling with the heats of summer. Who desires to
mset the blazing weather Of June, July and Au-
gust with organization enieebIea by spring dis.
easesl Now is the time to reinforce ature and
rendef the frame and the constitution summer
proof
As rom as the frost gets out of the earth, the
stomach seems to lose 8 tone and the appetite to
fade. An indescribsble lassitude overcomss the
body and mental energies, and slight exeItions
often bring on p,lpitation and nervous trsmors.
These symptoms are the mute demands of the ply.
siqus fer help and Euccor. Ths infusnee Of the
season is depressing upon the vigorous, while
to the naturally feeble it is still more disastrous
Truly, death resps heavy harvest in March, April
and May. During those months the dyspeptic, the
bilious and the hypechondrisca always suffer most
severely. Against all the ailments produced by
nissnna, sudden alterations of temperature, ex-
p9sure or close confinement in doors, H0STET-
TER's BITTERs is the most potent Of all med
icinal safeguards. Be in timeI be in time Sold
everywhere. sp3;226 lwdLW
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A Good new open BngGy will be sold at
auction by o. Cutter Son, this day, Saturday.
at o'clock P. NJ, in front of their auction room,
No. 1S4 Bank street. Also large lot of FHrni-
turs, &c. The sale in store commences at 10
O'Clock A. NJ spS19S
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ASHORE THE schooner @. J. Rotdsr, which Left
this Fort for Kelley ISLAND yesterday, went ashore
In a blow upon the sou side OF the Island. A tug
to be sent to her assistance from this city last
evening. She Is not th~ught to have sustained
any material injury.
wELLAED CAEAI.-The welland Canal Is said By
the st. GATHERINGS Journal to be In the most per-
feet order, and will, no doubt. be opened for the
passage of veEsels early in April.
IcE AT BUFTIoA.-The prospects for an early
opening OfDayigaiOn a. Bufirlo are not hsttsring.
The Courier says ss far the eye esn ses appears
only one vast Asld of ice, which having grounded
in many places s piled up fIOm twenty 10 twenty
ave feet high. The bay is filed with almost solid
ice, stretching away to ths distance Of 20 miles.
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STATE OF OHIO,
COUNTY OF OUTAHOGA,

OOOhT1 OF OUfAaOGAB
1, ". L. OUTTER, Cashier Of the Merchants Ma
tionsl Bank Of Clev land Go solemDly swsar that
the above statement is true to the best Of ny
knowledge and belief.
W. L. CUTTER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me tbs Atm day
Of April 1865. J. LE0NARD,
SD6:t9S Notary Public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

An EARLY OPEE1Es.-The opera will COM
mence at ~ o'clock, as the company leave
tonight for Buffalo.
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OH Factory for saIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal AID Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit.
uated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity abl.dt fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos.
session gi-sn ifrequired. B. PELT0N.
Clevelg I, Feb. "A, 1885. feb15:r2Of
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NlLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILR ROAD.
Is5s WINTER ARRAEGWMRHr IaaK


On and after NO nday Dec 18th, 1854, Trains Leave
Cleveland Is follows, daily, (Sundays excepted):
500 A. .M.-MAlh-ErriVes at Pittsburgh LOO P NJ.
Hsrrisburgn $50 A H, Baltimore 7 90 A, NJ,
Washington iO;35 A. NJ, Philadelphia 6:65 A. n
Kew York iO:G0A, NJ, Wheeling Zoo P. NJ Con.
meets at Hudson with u. z. U. R.R. for Akron
and MileTsburgh.
I;s0 p. Il. -EX XeRES5-ATrlYes st Pit5burgh s:I5 ;.
n, Harrishurgh 7:30 A. NJ, Baltimore Il 20 p
n, " arlington 40 P. NJ, PhiladelphiA l2:40 p
III. New York 2.l5 P. NJ, Wheeling 20 Am
s;l5 P. -ACOOMM0DATI0N-For Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
aud milleTBburgh, connecting at Orrville With
?. T. v. = y. By; for Canton, MsssiIlon, Woos.
ter aud Mansfield.
Oarsa aran through T0Ta Pittsburgh 10 HsF Xork
lgta Il 9nboWDl, without change OF cars
~ EsTe as low rs By any other liz,
81 Through Tickets caa be procntod At Shs Union
Ticket 0flos, Wedlell House. at tae DsEot OF tht
EEoH3-ssFefs statio1s
= T. nEvERRUz. Sup'E
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LIMITING COTTON.-50O pounds
IN all co'oTs, just received, at reduced pricss.
spS NJ. HALLE 4 co,
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CLEVELAND, OOLOMBUs 4 GIN.
OOIHHATI AILROAD,
Is84-5. WIHTER ARRANGEMENT lSoA-S.


ISt Fralu--s:O5 4, h.--OIEOINEATI EXPREss.
ltopPing ct Grafton, wellington. New Lon
d0u755helby, Orestide, Gallon, GilsAd, Oar.
dHgton, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre ans
WoethlnSton.
I'd TrAin-2:45 P. M.-AOOOMMOOATIOH.
a. all stations, and arrives in Columbus at :bi
?. n, Cincinnati 1:b9 A. \.
Sd TEaing-IOO0 2. KNIGHT EXPREsS-StoDgfns
Orestline, Gallon, Gllead, Darlington and Del
Trains Ioavs Columbus at 40 and Il: Is $40
" arrive 81 Cleveland $40 A. n, ; and s:6O ?. n
UOHNNUrTOHBg
ShsibF-sanduAky, Mansfield 3 Newark RaiIroad, &
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark. zanesTills
&c.
Ors-tllns-PitssburEh, Fort WAyns Chicago Ran.
road, Forest, Upper Ssnduaky, Dephos, Lima
Fort Wayne, LaRorte, Chicago &os, West and
Grafton and BelefOntsine Railroad Line Ior Marion
BeIlefontAine, Sidney, Union, Muncia. Indian
np0lls, Terre Hsute, YlhSennas, EFsnSVilIa
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louls, 80.
DalsWare-With Springfield Branch for SfrinRdeld.
COlunbns-Listle Miami B Columbus, and Xelis
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, 1ndiApADOLis
IsTrs Hauts, st. LOuis, MOrroW, Lovsland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MiasissipH
RsilroEd at Cincinnati for Louisville. Evans
Tiiio. osiro. st. Loaiss nd su points on thu
Ohio River.
Jolanbus-OentralO Ohio RsProad Tor Newark, zsnSs
vile, Wheeling, &o.i Columbus, PiQu6 In
diana Railroad for Piqla, Urbans 40,
7Es-Fo Tickets 70 ell points and information sH5I
st tae Passenger Station. and s. Union Ticket 0fos
lS Superior street. y. s. FLINT,
0isg6lsnd. Oct II. 1885. Superintendent
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Hats, Caps. DC, damaged by the late FIRE,
will te sold out chssp for the next ten days at
MAOK's, 155 Superior street. Now is your time
to get bargains. ap7;2OO
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CON NJ MERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVHHlNs, April 7, 1865
ReeeIpfs-Ths receipts Of Grain by rail during
the "a hours ending ct one O'Clock to-day were as
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REoRUITING.-SeVen recruits were mus
tered yesterday, of whom Eve were credit
ed to Stow, and one, each, to Copley and
the Second Ward of this city.
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TBAVELER's REGTsTEIs.

- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of thu
above Trains or Boats will Be called for By Coaches
Of StsVens' Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Onioe, I4T Superior strsst, nsxt
door to the WsddeiI House.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs s

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Academy OF Music-Grand German Opera.
Decksnd Engelhsrt-Grest Bargains.
1. Ksufman-skirts and Oorscts.
N. T. Dill Wallet Lost.
For Sale-Shingle Machine.
o. O.P.-Situstion Wanted.
O. Z. HortOn-salesmsn Wanted.
Isaac A. Isaacg-New Goods.
A. N. Pipsr-JoIner Wanted.
Boston Petroleum Company:
Justin Holland-Guitsr Teaching.
o. Cutter & son-Local Notice.
90 B. 29th O.N.G -Lac.I Notice.
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''The grave, dread thingi
Men shivsr when thou'rt named nature appalled,
Shakes OF her wonted 6rmness"
And to the eud that his feeling may be avoided
uss DR.. D. H. sEELYE'S Liquid CAtarrh Remedy
the never-faillng cure of that dread disease, Oa.
tarrh. Apa;R3
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n. Y. Money Market-ApriI 2.
IBY TELEGRAPH,l

MOuey-Easy ct GOT . ct.
Sterling EXchange-Dull ct l0s5591OB15
for first class bankers bills.
GOId-HeaVy and lower. opening ct 1907,
and losing at l4I.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Church FesfIVnI.-The ladies of the Shiloh
Baptist Society will give Festival on Thur day
evening, April 9Th, at Metropolitan Hall. the pre-.
oeeds Of which are to be rsed to build Baptist
Church. Admlttanos 25 cents. sp6:I9S
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COURr.KLRTIAL OF OlPFAII NAsE.

First Day Of the TriaI-..Rea.::. tn.
utes Of I'recediag PFelimimA , Meet.
tng--sTbree Witnesses swOrn--.Testi.
mOny Given.
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Rose = ksrenG1ss' ErOsIslOm Rarkes Re
port.
NKw YORK 1IARKEF-APril z.

LBY IELEaBAPH.
COtfOn-Bull and lower. Sales at s49s5c for
middling.
FIO1r-opSned rather more steady and c'Osed
lower.
Sal S at IS OOas 25 for extra state; Ss e5as IS
for common to good shipping brsnds extra round
hoop Ohio, and IS sO@9 IS for trade bfands.
Market closing heavy.
whisky-nul. Sales ct % Ie@@2 IT for
State aud western.
Whest--kiark.t closed heavy. Sales at 81 IS
for amber Milwaukee
Rye-DulI at 81 O59I Is.
Barley-DuIl aid lower. Sales OF 81 70 fox
choice state.
Corn-Quiet. Sales of new yellow at 81 20
q AZ.
western.
WOOl-DuII.
PefrOIeum-Dull at $40 for Crude, &C for
refined in b5nl. 72c do free.
Sugar Steady. Muscovado 129ls; HA'
vana 121<o.
CORee-Firm.
MOlasses-Quiet. Porto Bico Tec.
POrk-AIsrket dull and lower. Sales at
S26 26G27 26 for new mess, closing at Sc 50 riga
lar; S24 OO92i so for 1854 mess, cash and regular
way, closing at S24 90 cash; S2t OO624 80 for
prime and S2s OOg26 so for prime mess. Also
260O bis new mess for Apri ana May, sellers Op-
ton 826 25@2S 90.
Beef-Market active at Sl2 00a17 90 for plain
mess; SIG OO@2l 90 extra d..
Reef Hams-Harket heavy. Sales at S.9 co
@23 So.
tut 1eaIs-stcady at lHz9l4slc shoulders
and SI63Sc hams.
Baeon-Msrket active. Sales of Cumberland
cut at 1t7z9l57zc.
Lard-heovy at l55z@l614o.
Butter-DulI. ssles at l3d20c for Chic
and 2l@s3o for Stste.
Cheese Quiet at 14@22o.
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Cleveland Evening stock Exchange.

IRTDAY EVaFnG, April Z, 1865.
The absence of the usual stock report from New
York to the stock Exchange this evening inter-
fered somsKhst with transactions, and the sales
were light. ss follows:
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OHICAGO MARKET-AprII Z.
[BT TzIlaRAPH.I

Wheat-Quist and declined l92o. Sales at
81 O5@l O515 for Mol.
COFn-Qaist and sdvanesd6. salss at s5c for
No. l.
Oats STEADY ct s91{9991lo.
HIghwtnes-MarksI quiet and steady a.
81 O3@lO4.
PHOviaiOns-null.
POFk-sales of Mesa ct s25 OO9-; prime
mess at E24 20.
Bulk Shoulders Firm. Looss 81 20.
Reeeipts-Flour, 1900 bbIsi wheat, 50, 900 bui
corn, 10 900 bu; oats, 25 coo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

Pattern bonnets, from the New York
openings, at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms.
anlT.
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nal ct "a. 4.oO94,2s.
POtatOes-Quist. Selling ct so9sSs for prime
psach-blowS-
Beans-Tery dull, and market nonin.l ct So 90
for prime medium white.
Dried AppIeS-DuIl and lower. Sales to-day
Of 10 bSIs at 80 and pay for packages,
Dried Peaehes-scares and firm - 42044o
for peeled, and s2ss4c for unpeslsd.
Lake Flsh-DemAnd only moderate. Selling
st the following prices; Whitshsh, halt bbIs, 90 IS
Trout half bbls % so; Pioksrsl, half bbls % 90,
and very Ecarse; Herring 50 50 per bbl.
Feathers-steady, with sales In . moderate
wsy ct 500 for prime live gsese.
Balt-LoWsr. Fine now held at $3.50.
HOPs-Firm. New York state 4c@tOc, seeord.
ing 20 quality.
1galt-stesdy. Barley Malt hsld At $50 per
Ale and POrtar-MArkst steady, We quota
Ag folloSs Present Uss Xxx Ale $40; Stock Xxx
sl19slz; kennstt a1 Pale OTrsn Sl; Porte
gll- Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Water Lime-Firm As Sc % fOE OsWsgo and
Akron.
PIaster.-'PozsH'S" land plaster Sq 50 Per
Rose = KrenG1ss' PROVISION Rarkes re
port.
Ths following are the rates charged By us;
Hams-sugAr-oured premium hams = D......5S
hOuIders-sugar-cursd 3 D...........-........Is O
RRcO4-0r Smoked Sides 3 D............-.,.-....S1
EaFd-Prims lesf ksttle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs.u
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs B D..23
EOFk-Ao. mess B Bb6l...ss......ss..........S6O "
Extra clear B Hbbl.......................... 81 %
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
kge to railroad depots or beats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the State. Orders promptly hllsd.
BOSE 3 PREHTISS.
dsIs-R Eoa. 14a. ia and lss Ontario street.
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ITOH. WhEAT(
ITOH.

ITUHs WHEATUN'b ITUHa
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
viii cure the Itch in 4s hours--slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. Chilbls'ns, and ell EruPtions Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 60 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington St, Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all Drug
gists. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Olevelsnd, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhI4F dkW
HudsOn's UnriValIed Tooth Paste is
the safest aud most agreeable Dentfifce now in
use for beautifying the Teeth, preventing decay
and healing diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists.
Ap5
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QUARTERLY REPORT
W OF TIE OONnIFloE or THE
Merehants' National BIZ Of Cleveland,

Of the State Of Ohio. on the morning Of the frat
Monday Of April, 1866:
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN.

U II y II ANs
This being the only Popular Loan now before the
People, the Bank will bstp on hand full assort-
ment Of sizes, and hl all orders promptly and With
out delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Interest TO date, received in pay.
msDt for Subscriptions and will Iede m at par the
Coupons on the Seven Thlrties presented at the
counter.
Win also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
tihostes Of Indebtedness, and all Goternment. Sc
curities. fsb23
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
Ruacriptiona racaIvad IN fha

buHcrIptIOnB receIVed 70 inc
~ 3-10 PER CENT. AND 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICON mission allowed to SubscTibers.1
u. 8. Bonds of 1881, 5-2O's, lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government seourities pur-
chased and for sale on the most fsVorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates, Deposits received and Col
lectionB made at all acOessb points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. Oc4
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an NM MONEY ADYANOED-

pOVsOOO in sums to suit-et the old stand and
Well-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Secu-
rites oteVery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeonE and all per-
EonA property and articles Of value the most sat
isfactory terms Business strictly private. Estab-
Hshed 1851. N.B.-A variety Of unredeemed WGtch-
es, JeWelfy, Guns etc, 4or sale at bargains.
0hce-corner of Water and Superior streets, over
oct2a J. Q. W. WAGNER.
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EOR SALE-THK LARGE DOUBLE
II House, IS and 80 Prospect street, suitable for a
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
W, NOBLE, st the Jfiice OF BRckus Noble. fel3:E
EOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large and eommodious; Lot
$50 feet by 22 with abundance of hne shrubbegy,
and good fruit choice grapes. and good barn.
Terms easy. Enquire Of D. ". GAGE Esq, 1853 su-
pefior street. au22:R2
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.HOMINY, CRACKED WHEAT,
I'll Graham Flonr, Corn Meal, Split Peas, P,arl
Barley, and choice brands Of Family Flour, cCns
taEtiy on hand et 27o Superior ct. mhSs
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IL will sell Tor q reasonable prioe-if opportunity
presents-my house and lot No. Z29 ScoVille Av,nus,
Any desiiing med UNI priced house, situated in
agood neighborhoOd q little removed from the bus
tie of the business pat Of the CITY, will well tl call
and examine premises be tore purchasing elsewhere.
The house (woOd) contains nine rooms, besides pan
trFs closets etc Il is in eIeesnt repair. There is
q goUd barn, an abundaLcs OF grapes and other fruit
and shrubbeF upon the lot The furniture in house
will be sold with it, II desired Enquire upon the
premises. m 2 202l G. ]. BALLARD.
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ARTIFICIAL LEG,

T ANA LACE SHAWLS.-LANA
IloapeS and shaWis; Point face Oapss.
ianA 9 e I BALDWIN 90
. FLEGANT ANTIQUE SILKS-Also
IA Repped and POuIt de Sole, in ESEy rsoh shades
for street ane -sening dresses, now opening By
aahqa n 7 phLnWTN = IN.
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At A BARGAIN-FOR sALE.-The

~
"A Subscriber offers for sale his residence, situated
two and half miies from the Court House, in very
desirable locality. The Lot covers ten and half
acre. OF exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShrubberT; Raspberry trees and
Strawberry plauts; Gla Vines Ia good assort ent
good Orchard ive years old consisting Of upwards
Of seventy Ap1le, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
20 numbr OF Ounce trees, all of which Just be-
ginning to bear. The House is brick, nearly new,
con aiming seven lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
house, Cow sheds, and other out-buidii gs, are IN a
good condition. Altogether, it iB q very desirable
Residenos, and will be sold cheap for cash long
credit, parts sire. Enquir ct l0s st. Clair st.
mb6:l93 JOHN ALEXANDER.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssocIATIoN-ELEo-
TIoN OF oFFICERs.-The annual election of
officers of this Association will be held next
Tuesday evening. The following is the
ra0fI1ep ticLaf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29


Always 10 the CHRISTIAN life there y de-
manded faith In the unseen God, and even
IN peaceful times the staunchest faith may
be sorelx tr,ed. Bat whea The foundatious
ere out Of coarse, when as now the nation
d STRUGGLING IN mighty corhiet with
uncertais bat momentous isssee, when the
fature destiny OF foor million negroes is
Fastening TO its solution aud 10 The mean
time the minds and tongues OF the entire
population occupied with the question what
shalfbe sthe fate Of this nation, how hard
for the Christian 10 withdraw himself from
ell under excitements, snxeties and fears
and falling back upon Gods faphfulness
reposo bis soul upon he sure
VOID Of promise that oil things shall work
together for good to them that love him
And yet is notfaith 10. God TO have just
this sustaining, calming. controlling poweri
And should not Christians strive TO have
and exhibit this trust.
If We would secure and retain this fa;th
we must not let 60 for an hour the tbough'
that our Father is at the helm. ruling the
rsgpgs o! the sea and the tnmults OF the
people, and that be is the same unchanging
mereiful God, who has watched over our
nation, our churches. our families, in foim
er years of prosperity, and'that he loves US
now as then, aud will therefore allow these
tronbles to continue only for our good
This conviction clearly defined and unwav
ering in the mind Of the Christian, vii
s6stein him in quiet lruthlulness in The
midsi Of the 6ercest convulsions. In the
darkest doys of gloom and perpexity he
will be able 10 say: Though clouds and
darkness ATE round abo1t him, Righteousness
and judgment are the habiialion oI his
throne.
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TREksCRY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, April 4th, 1865. }


OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, April 4th, 1865.
NTT ~if ..ff y DIITr|Z
w HEREAS by sntiSfac, orv evidence
presented to the undersigned it has been made to
that The Farmers National Bank Of Ashtabua the viii
age of Ashatua in the county of Ashtabua and state of
Ohio has been duly Organized Under and according the
requirements of the act of Congress- entitled Act to
vide National Currency, secured by pledge CT United
States Bonds and 10 provide ore circulation aud edemp-
ton thereof approve June 8, 1861 and has compile with
all the provisions of said act required to be complied with
beore commencing tire business of Banking under Gid act
Now, therefore, l. Freeman lake Comptroller of the
rency, do hcehy ce'tiiy that The Farmers National an,
of Ashtabua iu the viige Of 'stabui, In the county
Ashiabna and state Of Ohio isautorzd commence the
business of Barki under the act aforesaid.
n testimony whereof witness my hand aud seal OF Office
this Fonttl dsy Of April, lNi5
,~~o, FREEMAN CLARKE,
81. 5. Comptroller Of the Currercy.
tO~) lOt79s -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Brewery. ,'J'
Aroana watch.

A N Elegant Novelty in Watches
LkIhe Of this Wa>ch, entirely invention
composed Of s different metals eombn ed rolled together
and nahsd podnsnE an exact mission OF Is carat gold
called Afe4ns Which viii always keep its ooor They
bszntul and durable solid gold and afforded
eighth the cost The s beautifully designed with Pan
aud shield for nsne, With Patent Push Pin, and engraved
tRtbs style of the essbfsd Gold Hunting and
really Handsome and dssabe and so exact an imitation
oaod defy detection. The movement is manuiaeur
"a 20 the usl knoxn ST. ymer Watch Company Europe
end s.s spsrbIy hnshed having engraved pallets, fancy
ervs1 tfidxes adjusting regulator with god balanced and
ne improved ruby jsuesd aetiop with line dial and skes-
eon hanes and y warranted good time Keeper These
Watches ere q duarsnt she's the smallest being for Ia
80 30 ~ Hunting Gases Of sx gil BE- sent By
sAu o. Expfes@ or tizo sinsls ID elegant
go We arc ths sole aseu4 ,f this watch 10 ts Uniisd
o1s< 80 nons e<e fsnnoe zhieh q not bear Trade
m5W - AaAfsn Lac New fsEk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
-. ..,....... tate. s.l 30

IN PURSU ANCE of on Order granted
by the Probate Court Of Ashtabula County Ohio viii offer
for sale az public auction the first day of May, tn
and O'clock of said day, upon the premises the following
de cribed real estate situate ia the Township Of Kpgile
cling at Post in the Of the State oad running from
the DEPOT 70 Kngviie i being the north west corner and
east by sad lots and lot Of the heirs Of William Hammond
Deceased % Rods 10 post thence south by lands Of sabn,
IA clio Rods post thence vest by lots OF heirs OF E.
Wright l2Ss Rods TO post thence noth along the
oihe aforesaid road 10 60 Rods to the beginning contai
ing twelve OF land Appraised a $500 per acre
refns Of leone third u hand thrd in one year
one third in two years. from the day Of sale witn interest,"
sold,
Kingsyiiie o., April 4tb, 1866. I .af 81
i irf irf ~ LYMAN WEBSTER '''
4t797 Administrator Of RIcHAaD HAAHoSD. deceased.