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COpartnership Notice.

rTNHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
i nerse ip under the style Of : .sst
s. H. JACKSON &c SON.
Tor the purpose Of doing general COAL BUSINESS
at Sawyer's Wharf, foot Of High Street.
tfAsaA $500 s. r. JACKSON,
0SCEoLA JACKSON.
Portland, June IL 1ad5--tf ltEsA MTCE
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House and Land for Sale.
For Sale.

FTAHE desirable LOT, situated on the norihery side
thereon.
For particulars apply to
oh - A. B. STEPHENSON,
ocS S-esda F4 12l Commercial St.
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For Sale end to Let

FNHE Stock of Goods for Sale, and Store to rent in
Payson Block, No. 81 Middle st. Apply to P.
8 W, On the premises Or at house No. ~ Middle St.
Portland, Me! 1 ~ / II q u oc6dtf
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3LlHE EEIyf9la "a LOSJsIUE q NI.II IN ~
BETWEEN DIR. Cummings, Park Street. and the
ID corner of State and DeeTing Streets, Linen
Cuff and Gold Sleeve Button attached. The finder
win be suitably rewarded by having the same at Mrs
FESSENDEN'S, Deerin,s Street, oct3Od1wa
The Portland daily press., 1865-11-02
MARINE INSURANCE,

Marine Insurance on HULIS, CARGoEs, and
FREIGHTS, TAKEN SPECIALLY or upon OPEN
Policies. The public viii find it for their sRterest
to give US call fine s
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COpa9't9serShiD.
For Sale Cheap.

<KA Two secondhand FIRE En-
--ZEzSE 37s7sN GINES with Hose Carriages; al In
40 Also, lot Of Hose suitable tr
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to
EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
or A. P. MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
land Fire Department. juneI6ti-
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Real Estate for Sale

HOUSE and LorN 81 Middle Street, known as
Ill the oayson House. 1854
House and Lot corner OF Watervile and Sherbrook
Sts Terms easy, 10 suit purchasers.
Apply to w, 81! Middle st. julylfdH
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-AlAneasts W0fated.
Trail.E Lost!

1T Sabattisville Depot, or between that place and
Ia the Kennebec Depot in Portland on the 18th
day of August last, a medium sized Black Trunk,
marked HATTIE D. HAMILTON, Portland."[
Amy person having knowledge Of said Trunk win
please address the Baggage Master at Kennebec De-
pot, or E. T. CUSHMAN, Portland.
Oct IL, 1865. 9 1fd1ltA 3 oc13d&W3w TIF
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$4,000 ReeCex2.d !
Wamted thts .TerN Dau Z
y f7TIIT % ~ - ~ y n
PURGH a aERG .ra

NOR County rights for the most Important and val
e uable domestic invention ever brought int AIaine
Its perfect Indispensable in every family every
day in the year, and its sale will make more money
for the man who controls county right costing but
from one hundred to five hundred dollars, than Com
one thousand to five thousand dollars invested in any
business in Portland. Parties who would be so1ucky
as to control territory this valuable nventon must
not lose day in securing it. as the territory is being
sold faster than any invention before offered the
public Call at once at No. so Federal Street,
and select your county. oct27 DIFF
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= 49, Count. rights f5r sala IA Hght fancy
IA ne ,s-s. afs9 esatnnss. ono az The best things
az eegsire q Room No. % Fxei,nnae (,
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Store to Let.

FTlHE Brick Store corner Gommercialand Franklin
Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jefer-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct. lst.
Sept 274dtf Z sseia : = = . MY "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

ORA new locomotive has been paten.
ted in England. II is so constructed as
To run either way without turning, re-.
quires no tender, and is capable OF pass,
ing the shortest curves without difficulty
ofdauger, Al tho wheels, eight in mum.
Der, are driving wheels, and arranged in
two distinct sets OF four, with two cy lin.
ders to each sett The eAgino is arranged
TO carry the necessary amount OF water,
say 1900 or 1900 gallons and fuel Tor
long distances, without stopping for ei.
ther, being enabled To do so by employing
more wheels, which, while il allows suffi.
cient or the above to bo carried beside
the weight Of the machine itself, doe,
not overload them, and therefore reduces
the wear and tear OF the permanent way
and wheel tires to a minimum.
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Petition,

To Hiram Shnull, and Matilda Elizabeth
Shaull, his wife, residents Of
Couoty. IN the State Of Virginia, are hereby
notified that Lydia NJ Dick aud Robert W.
Dick, who with the said Hiram Shauil and
Matilda Elizabeth Shvull, and others,
are Defendants In an action pending IN the
Cour. Of Common Pleas for Seneca County,
In the State of Ohio, wherein Anna Kate
Dick is plaintiff, have filed their separate
answers TO the petition of the plaintiff in
said action, together with cross petitions
against the said defendants, Hiram Shaull
and Ma ilda Elizabeth Shaull, his wife.
alleging in substance that the said Lydia NJ.
Is seized In fee simple, and is In possession
Of the east half Of the south west quarter OF
Of section -, in township ., north range | 4
east, in Seneca County, Ohio, aud that the
said Robert W. Dick is seized in fee simple,
aud Is in possession Of the west.half of said
quarter section
Aud that the said Hiram Shaull and Eliza.
beth Shaull, are together with the plaintiff
in said action, aud others, claiming title to
said premises, and asserting such claim
| publicly. and giving out in speeches that
the said Lydia VI Dick, aud Robert w Dick
have no title to, or estate In the premises so
held by their respectively, thereby casting
a cloud upon the title of the said Lydia NJ.
aud Robert W Dick. to said premises SO
owned and held by them.
And asking judgement against the said
Hiram Shanll aud Matilda Elizabeth Shaull
aud others. that the said Lydia M. and
Robert W. Dick may be 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 defcndants' and the plaintiff in said
action be perpetually ipjoined from asserting
OF attempting TO cuforce any claim to the title
Or possession OF said rrcmis,s, aud for general
tehei. Aud the said Hiram Shaull and Ma,il.
da Elizabeth Shaull are hereby notified that
they arc required to appear and answer
said cross petitions by the third dayof June
1868, or aJucgemcnt and decree " III be rem
dered against them as therein prayed
LEE & BREW Err,
huys Tor Robert W Dick,
J, X. Ilord,
Atty for Lydia NJ. Dick.
April 9Th, Is SG5-6w.
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cgRrrFIcArE OF AUTHORITY

ITO expire on the Slst DAY ofJauuary, IS,G1
OFTICE o. rnE AunIfaR or Sr.Ts
InsuTsnes department Coluaibus, o., Ian. III. V5l
WneuEAs, tho Are Fire lasurapee Con.
pAnY, located at New YORK, in the state Of N,,,,
Nork, has 6lf In this Office, sworn Statement ns
as eondition, as required hY the htst section Of tb
act 'sro TeFblale insaTasee Cempanies moi inecY.
porated bV The state OF Ohio pa sssd Anil s. ISSs
and amended febriatN ., ls64 and whsteas. s.iS
company has furnished the undeuigned satisfaete,v
evidence that Il 10 possessed Of Al least one hun5,i
thousand dollars OF aetua lcapitA Invested In
Of bonds, or In mortgages OF real estate, ,yauh
double the amount for which the stmo Is mostyases
and, whereas, said Company has flea in this ONE
written inafament under It's ecTpOFate seal ,iynsd
by the President aud Seerolan thereof authotttin-
anS agent OF sgsris ef said Company In this stAis
20 AeknoNlea4s service Of Pfoeess Tor and in
OF said company, heoordink 10 The terms Of said ls,
Now, therefore, ip pursuance OF the hTst section or
the stoTesaid act, Jamss II. GoJmsn, Auditor
Of state fof Ohio, DO hsfsbN certify thai the aid
Arctic fite lnserancs Company OF New York, \.
10 Transact the eusntss Of Fre and ln.nd
ihtaranee ia tAis State until the thirty frs deY o1
lamar, in the Sssr one Thousand sight hundred
and tlNty sN'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hsr,u.,e ,,A
selhsd my name and caused the seal of my oaiee a.,
hs amxed the dAY aad year Aho,s written.
lsEAD JAS u. 6opAAN, AGdltoI Of stats
Applications received and policies promptly
Issued by A. II. BYRRs, Agent, Hedges New
Rloek, Tim, Ohio.
N..4f nah "a -.
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BULLgris suhBER sIvIx.

BULLETIN rVhbkh stNHhs
Hos. Il. NJ. Stanton:
A, s:so p. NJ. to-day Gen. Grant telo
graphs as follows:
We are nes up and have u continuous
line Of troops, and In Few hours, will be
intrenched from the App,mattox below
Petersburg TO tho river above.
The whole captures since the army star.
ted out will no, amount to less than H..
600 men, aud probably so pieces OF artil'
lery, dont know the number of men
and guns accurately, however. A por.
ton OF Fosters division, ot the Gath
corps, made most gallant charge this
afternoon, and captured very important
fort from the enemy with its entire garri.
son. A seems well with US, aud every.
thing is quiet just now.
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Richmond is Ours !
UMiOa Troops RecetrCd
Uffh Joy!
Grant Prepared For Them
SHERIDAN CAPTURES 1000
PRISONERS
Capture of Mobile ! !
Great Rejoicing Everywhere
Great Rejoicing Everywhere

BUFFALO, April 3.--Dispatches from
Eastern cities show great rcjaicing over
the fall OF Petersburg and Richmond
A dispatch from President Lincoln IA
the War Department at $40 A. NJ, re.
ports Petersburg evacuated.
Wan DsrARrnsSr WASHINGTON,
April S-l2 M.
To Major. Genera. DIR;
The folioWing official confirmation o
the capture Of Richmond, aud announce
ment that the city is Oh fire hss been 70.
iyed.
lsignrd] + NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
CRY PoiSr, April Sill A. NJ,
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton;
General Wsilzel telegraphs the follow
i'g;
ave took Richmond at S;l5 this morn
mg. captured many guns. The enemy
ref la great haste. The city is on hr,
In one place, Il am making every efl1r
u subduq the flames.
"rhe people received US with enihus,
astieIexpressions Of JOY.
"Geueral Grant started early,this morn
ing with the army toward the Danvillt
road, TO cut of Lees retreatiug army, I
possible"
President Lincoln has gOuo to the
front.
-(signedl II. $. Bowers, A. A,G.
bSigncd] J.. Nj. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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Correspondence wanted.

Two OF Uncle Sans boys who have no one
to love. wish to correspond with an unlimit
ed number OF Ewes fair daughters, object
fun love or Matrimony. Shadows excbang,
ed Il desired. Direct TO II Blair or Ben,
saben, 90. B. 4ysh, .. v. /. Huntsville
! Alabama, March l6th, ls65-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

"Frank Haymsn was a droll
dog. When he buried his wife a
friend esked him why ho expended
so much on her funeral, "0h,
sir" replied he, "she would have
done rs much or moro for me, with
pleasure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

The CAT. If you are moving
from one house to another never
take cat with you, or she will
surely bring bad luck to your new
home, whereas che will add luck to
the old house and those who move
into il.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

pAn old gentleman of great
experience says he is never salts
fled that a lady understands kiss
unless he has it from her own
mouth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

OF We learn that il is in contempa :
ton to establish small printing estab'
lishmcnt at camp Denuison, for the pur.
pose of printing tho necessary cnn
documents; aud i 10 probable that sma'l
paper will also be issued from the Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
Farm for Sale.

A farm containing six hundred acres ;
two hundred and fifty under improvement,
with large new brick house, large barn, corn
house and other out houses, lying within
miles Of Fremont, sandusky Co. Ohio, is now
offered for sale.
Terms easy and liberal. Time as long as
Enquire Of F, s. WHITE,
Cashier Bank Of Fremont
Feb. %, 1868. SIN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

TThe citizens oi Dayton, o.,
have presented to Maj, Gen. Wood
a magnificent sword and belt. They
could not bestow it ON an officer
more deserving Columbus Jour
adi.
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Cnrions Incident.

The Washington CAroaiels vouobe,
for the fact that, a short time since, q
lieutenant Of the rebel army deserted ant
came within our lines. On his way he
met Federal soldier deserting aud max.
ing his way TO the rebel lines. The rebe!
lieutenant seized the Union man, made
him prisoner, and brought him TO the
Provost Marshal TO answer for his ofisnsc.
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MARRIED.

EMMERSoN.-SQUIRES,-on tho
a5,h inst, by Rev. II, Coon, at his resi-.
denee, MIR, Wm. Emerson, TO Miss Nellie
Squir0s, both OF this county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

UHe that fears to loose, or
desires to possess estimation,
should constantly remember, that
nothing but conduct can create
character
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Treasury Department.

The Commis'ioneIs OF Seneca County. Ohio, at
their adjourned session, pTccseded to examine the
books OF the TTea,urer of said County, In obedience
to the requirements Of the Statute In such eases
made and provided and also, TO count the money in
the Treasury on the feenib dsy ofMsrch, 1865, and
nnd the balance OF the several funds In the hands Of
the TIeAknIaI 10 ha A fnllnMA.
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DIR. SEARLES,
Homeopathic Physician
aud Surgeon.

Office hours from s to 10 A. NJ, Ito2P
NJ, ( TO evening.
offiee at Shawhan House, 6rst fcor, No,
so. E,R. sEARIks
March ?, lS65-u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06

OF Navigation has been resumed ON
Lake Erie. Steamers ply regularly be-
tween Buffalo, Cleveland and DotrolL,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-04-06
oFFIcE oFrnE AuIroR or srArr

-, ~ Net., s,n,.s'N,i 'shnalN u leoS' !
NnhsmbN eeH'hed thal ihe toregoing iSa correct
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New YoI
made TO ddled in this office, Tor the year Is65
fsgALl Witness my hand and - Al oficiallY
lsrANf.l JAS, VI. GOODMAN AuaI'ot of STAT.
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Auction! Auction!
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On Saturday, April 8, at the Court
House Square. Sale to Com
menoe at 10 o'clock.
Comprising the Furniture belonging 10 T
Carpenter, consisting Of BED room suits, In
grain Carpets, Marble top and other Tables
Bcdstcads, Chairr, Bureaus, &c.
April 9TH, lS65.lw.
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First National Bank Of Tiilln'
(succrssoR on TOMB nuss oo.)
,,+bo,,,,od non;tal SOM. 000.

(succrssoR or TOMB nuss oo.)
Authorized Capital 100000.
Benz. romb, Pres. John T. Huss, CASH
DIRECTORS.
Benjamin Tomb, John I; Huss,
1hcs. II. Tomb, George r. Iuss,
George E. Seney.
The undcrsign have organized under the
National banking Law, aud have been de-
signated by the Comptroller Of the Currency
as the
First National Bank Of Tifn.
Benjamin Tomb John 7. Huss. Thos. B.
Tomb George II. Huss, Geo. f, Seney.
l.. r. Singer, |. l.. StJohn, Henry Ebbert.
Edward Hamilton, Stephen Dorsey. John
G. Gross, Henry II Souder, Robert Nelson
John l.. Osborn, James S. Yerk Chas. M.
Ycrk, Saml. Herrin, NJ. Sullivan. Geo. W.
Cunningham, VIM. Gallup, Henry Zahn,
March 10th lS65-tf
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OF The Legislature has finally con.
oluded to adjourn on Thursdsy, the 18th
Of April.
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ST A II E M E MT
or THE CONDITION TUE
ARCTIC llRE INSURANCE. Comply

On the st day Of January, 1896. made TO
the Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to the Statute
Of that State,
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name NJ the Company IL the Arstie nj "a
usu, 1nec Company and 10 located Of le " slsteet,
New NL'k.
!, CAPITAL.
The smonnt OF =, capital ,iook is $500 nc0 90
The anouh, Of Its capital stock paid
upis 500, 600 90
II, ASSETS.
I. Cash oflhs Company on ham,, snd
In tho hand, Of Agents and otter
.. Real Estate unsncumbered, 3aS3 y,
7. The nonds and Stocks ownedby
the Company, las per vouchers se.
Debts due ihs Company, secured '''' wv
by mons'ss, (a'psr accompanying
4 'oOShs5,' ,n.n, .,,....,.. -. I7l,OSO 90
per vouchers seeonpanyins) 1880 90
G.. Debts fof rIemiums p3l 10
Z An other securities, interest al.
ersed and bills receivable for prem.
iums on Ialaad risks 6i ,Is5 Il
Total Assets OF the compsny s6sS sss IS
III. LIABILITIES
losse, adjusted and not due sp,,o M
All other claims against the Company "
unpaid d"'dsnd' aud u 5, taxes ls9s 20
Total liabilities, a.. oaS "a |
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount Insured In any
rS. os' .,,.,,,, ,,s ,u..,, .,u..,,,, $4,000 90
rules to be insured In sny one city,
town OF village M Hn,
The greatett amount allowed to be In.
,aTed In any one blsck no lhni,
The amount OF its capital o. earnings d.no,iieJ :,
any other State, az security for losses tbe,,in
S7S,000 In California. "'
Deposit made In Ohio, herewith.
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STATE OF NEW YORK
Cily AndCcunty ofNeW YoTk -

J. Milton Smith, rresidsht. and Vincent Til,on
sesr"y ., me Arctic Fire Insurance Compsny,
the foregoing 10 full true and correct ,tatsmsa,
OF the sAirs OF said Company, that the said lam,
anee Coopany 70 the bona hds owner Of at least oSK
HuNnREp THOUSAND DOLLARS OF actual Cash C.ni,st
invested In Stocks and Bonds, OF In Mortsas,. a.
Real Estate, worth double the amount for whicb ,l
same u me'gsgedi and that they are the above dss
ea6ed Otieen of said insHTanes CompAnv ''
(sighsd) MILrOS sNIrH, PIesidsnt.
N,Ttrou, seorstsry.
Subscribed and sworn bsiors ne, this s5ih ds, sf
Ianuay, A, p,ledS "
lsEALl NV. wiLprY, Com for Ohio, inN.y
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ThA Snrinr Election.

The election on last Monday passed of
very quietly, the good news from the
army making the people seemingly OBJ
liyious to the result Of the election
Ioysl men woro so much excited over
the news that great many of them for
TO, 10 vote. The following Is the vote
for Clinton Township, and the First and
s econd Wards Of r,ifin. The names OF
Democrats in Italics, the Uniou men IN
Roman;
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For Sale,

The owner offers for Sale, until the first
of May next, a farm Of ll5 Acres, situated
in the south part of Liberty township
Seneca County, Ohio, g. miles north west
Of Tifiln. Eighty acres are under improve
ment, with two houses, two wells and on,
orchard on u For further particulars apply
by letter, or person TO AARON YAMBERT
McCulchensville, Seneca County, Ohio.
April 9th, 1865.
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DRS. YINGLING & WEIRICK,
Surgeons & Physicians

OFTioE-Imm ediately over r. W. Shaw.
hans Store, Main Street. To be found ia
their Office at all hours. Calls prom ply
attended to in the city or country. and by
night or day.
Apfil 5ih. ls65.tf.
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.Nm Adrertisements
Ercdcrick Coopcr E,fnle

Notice is herby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified az ad.
minis,rix Of the Bstate ofFrederick Cooper,
late Of Seneca County, Ohio. deceased.
April G, iSG5-3w. PHOEBE COOPER.
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- - . 4, o . o!
Individual: Responsibility Of Stockholders
- = q q . q o O.

This Company Is now fnly organized ana n,.n,,.
cd for the traLsaetion OF business. Any ps,ran
liable TO drsft in this District, who II drsf,ed. ds
signs Ia discharge his obligation TO the Govemmeni
interest Ia consult this Company, as the Agency
offers upon reasonable terms, eomplsts indennitx
against the impending dram. Any STOCK older II.
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OFFICERS ,

IAnEs ALpER. Treasurer.
JonH MchELyNK Secretary jaas-
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LETTER LIST.

Remaining uncalled for at the Tiiin
Post Office, April 5, 1865.
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HEAro's Amy OF TIE PoroMAo,
Anrll l-Midnirht.

A courier from General Sheridan has
just arrived with the most cheering news.
The combined forces Of cavalry aud
Warren's infantry advanced against the
enemy this afternooO, driving them sew.
sral miles aud capturing about 1000 prs.
oners and a number OF pieces Of artillery
They relreSted to Five Forks, when they
were Aanked by portion Of the 9th
Corps, which had moved down the White
Oak road, Il was here the large nun
Der of prisoners were taken. The rebels
then retreated south, along the White
Oak road, and were vigorously pursued
by General Sheridan, while hckeyes'
cavalry from the Army Of the James sd.
vaneed on the ford rord toward the south
road, and was only three miles OF when
the messenger lett, and would undoubt.
edly reach II by morning. Thus the last
great line ofrailrosds the rebels have to
supply the rebel capital aud Lees army
by il about TO be severed, and il Is firmly
believed they will Immediately leave their
positions at Richmond and Petersburg.
Sharp cannonading is now going on
near the center Of the line held by the
len of the 9Th corpsr
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Total balance in The Treasury

JAMEsF' HEILMAN,
Audiicrs Office ,ssneea Col County Auditor.
Tifhn, March 20ih, 1865, Nv
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STOCKHOLDERS
G. NJ. OGDEN, Rspablie.
IiLL0IsoN fl.fNT, Ffemenr-
T.B TOMB, Tifhn.
NJ. SULLIVAN, 1itiin.
GEORGE w. RoBERTs, Pehiavills..
JAMES ALDER. sahdnsky.
E.T STICKNEY, Republic
b. l.. L v. p .HlIah, Berlin Hights.
JOHN sNIcERf, Republic.
John PifMAN, Fremont
JOHN J. FINCH, SHLdusky.
JOSEPH sWIGERr, Eden Town,ldp.
A. :. bEMRNr. Fosioria.
JOHN MokELyEY, ssadusky.
OFFICERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-30

exclusion Of their emancipated blacks from the
elective ffunchiss they run the hazard Of being
excluded from Congress and kept out in the
cold for 1t least two years longer; While BY
the opposite course they gain at once power
full voice In Congress, and the balance Of power
for tho next Presidency, and for, perhaps, .
half century to come.
1t was only the other day that the slavehold-
ers Of the South were brought to realize the
fact that slavery Is indeed abolished, and they
are already preparing like men Of sense for the
duty of new system Of labor. Let them take
another forward step in the recognition Of this
other fact, that the abolition Of slavery
has changed the whole status Of tho black man
all over the country, and made the bred Scott
decision thing Of the dark ages, and they will
discover that it is their policy to accept the
black man in his new relations, not as an enemy
to be prescribed, but as political element,
who, voting or not voting, will control the bal
ance of power at Washington. "The consttu-
ton az it ia" in relation to its "tsGee-ffths OF
all other persons" belongs to past age. 1t
needs various amendments to meet the new
order Of things, and before long we must have
q national convention to shape 1t TO the neces-
stiles OF "the age we live IN" Meanwhile how
ever, it rests with the loyal Southern whites to
determine whether their four millions Of eInari-
cipated blacks shall politically be used as
balance of power for the South or against the
South How will Southern men haveit! That
ia the question to which we would earnestly
invite their attention.