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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

NOTICE IS GIVEN TO THE OWNERS
IN OF PROPERTY on the paved streets that
the Corporation Law il regard to requiring slle
pavements in front OF their property, WI WI be
enforced. JOS COLICN.
superintendent Of Police.
CORPORATION LAw.-'That the foot pave
ments which shall have been made under any
former law, and which may hereafter be made,
when the same shall be out Of repair shall be
repaired at the expense Of the proprietoTs of
the ground adjoining, and 1.-THE same shall not
be repaired within thirty days after, the Super
intendent of Police. shall in writing, require tn
same to be done it shall be the duty OF the SAD
Superintendent to haveit done, and charge the
expense to the proprietor, an account OF which
he shall put into the hands Of the Collector to
collect, and if not paid the shall be collect
ed in the same manner as other demands due
the CORPORATION are collected
The abo7 notice was published in the city
papers for three days, commencing On the 18TH
day of September last. Inow wish to state that
the above law will be promptly enforced and
that I will proceed to repair the side walks,
where needed, at the expense Of the property
holders. JOS. COLLON.
nov 15-3t Superintendent of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

The Richmond Seminal says It is. be-
lieyed that at the ensuing session of the
Legislature, Governor Pierpoint will nominate
as judges Of the Court Of Appeals, the follow
ing gentlemen, for confirmation by the Legis-
lature - ames Marshall, Of Fauquier, (late Of
Winchester James Neeson, Of Richmond,
(late Of Monroe county, and John s. Millson,
of Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

E1 SALE.-On Thursday 10Th inst, com
nencing at 10 O clock a. H.: atthe late residence
of Daniel Minor, deceased corner Of Prince
and Henry ste, will sell, by auction, all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Person
al Effects Of the said deceased upon the prem
ises. Also, one Cow. Terms, Cash on DeliV
cry. By order Of the executor
nov o-dtd J. Il. PARROTT, Auctioncer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES AND MULES
L will sell at Public Auction, in front of the
Market House, Alexandria, Va, on SATUR.
DAY, NOVEMBER 25th, st II o'clock NJ !.
2 two years, and l three pears Old. Also Fine
two year old Mule we'll grown. Terms Cash.
no l4-eo2w r. FRANK STONNELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

NOTICE.-Will be sold on Thursday Nov.
~ Is, 1865, at II M, on the premises, j
double-wooden or FRAME HOUSE, sit eeuzszss
uated on the east side Of Washington St. Izs5a
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, in the city
Of Alexandria, at present occupied by Ephraim
Henderson and wife, situated on the same lot Of
ground leased by Richard Rudd to Louisa Hen.
derson. Terms: One hundred dollars in hand
on the day Of sale; the remainder to be paid in
three instalnents, Of two, four and six months,
from day of sale, to be secured by approved
notes bearing interest, and the title to the prop.
erty retained until the deferred payments are
fully made SAM'L. BEACH, Attorney for
Ephraim Henderson and Matthew McCuin.
nov l0-td .. -i..-.- s...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

A PORTAGE LouSry BoY CArTUREs THE GREAT
kEBEL.-Col. Prichnrd, who comma anded the
forces that captured Jeff. Davis, is son OF Lam.
bert Prtchard, OF Nelson, in this County lie
ts ooout thirty.fv years Of age, aud lie exceed.
ingly well spoken OF by all who know him. lie
started In lite as mechanic, but just prior to the
commencement Of the war had completed u
course Of law study. Some ten or dozen years
since, he went to Michigan, and joined the army
from that State. His last visit to his ather oc-
CURED last fall. Portage County has good cause
TO be proud Of the achievements OF her sons in
the Army of the Union.-RaUenaa Qemoccat.
We do not blame our Portage friends for claim
ing Colonel Pritchard, for he would he an honor
60 any County; bu, may nat Gcauga claim hin,
ss WELT We arc credbly informed that Col
Pfhchards father beca me citizen of Balm.
bridge in this County when he tthe ColoneD wa.
. mere boy, perhaps not more than five years Of
age, and continued to reside in that town ship un
iii he had attained to ma anhood, before removing
TO Nelson. A b.o,her Of tn, Colonel, also a
Union soldier, sill resides In Baiabridgs. ".
Slain Colonel Pritchard.
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A Card.
S00w4.

EDITOR OF DEMocRAT:-In reply to many let.
tersand inquiries from people in this section of
the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
our renowned preparation known as COHS DYS
PEPSlA CURE, IL . certain cure Tor Dyspepsia
in its worst stages Many cures OF long slandng
within our own acquaintance, have been com.
pletely. and we believe, permanently eurod, II
Will stop distress after eating almost instanta.
neously, aud enables the dyspeptic who has lived
tor years upon Graham bread and The plainest di.
ct. to eat as heartily ss he plea ses, and anything
he chooses, without danger OF distress, or souring
or rising on the stomach Ii is an ihtalibIe cor :.
rector Of Indigestion and constipa tioR, creates
uenlthy appetite, stops sick hea henr tburn
sickness at the stomach, pains, cramps, or collie
in either stomach or bowels, and sweetens of.
tensive breath rs soon as taken, and by enabling
tine patient 10 take. plenty OF hearty fooG, (which
Is tiie parent OF health produces vgor, strength
and energy. In every trial we have known. il has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all it's attend
ant sufleiings, weaknesses, debility and loss Of
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
10 the stomach and organs of digestion, and rs
we confidently believe, and rs the published Ger.
uhcates IL our circulars, almnnacs, aud in mnny
of the leading journals, iom nvalescent patients
will corfrs. completely, permanently and almost
'care the worst cnses Of dyspepsia
in existence We warrant it in every instance
L can he obtained at all the Drugstores in the
United States end Canndas, at 81 pet bottle, or
bottles for e5.
- C. G. CLARKG CO.,
Propretors,
7e4yl New Haven, Conn.
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were not shesred for want Of time. They were
a fine class OF Spanish Merino Sheep, and their
wool was Of fupe rior quality. The above
weights are fair sample from ehch lot.
The following premiums were awarded by the
Association;
Best Buck overs years old, John Chapma n.
Parkmo 2d best, E Stickney, Burton.
Best Buck years old, David Robinson, Rus
sell. ID best, z. L. Thomp.ou, NJ iddlefej.
Best Buck year old. s. X Parkhurst, Park
mau. I'd best, 5. A. Bundy Parkman. ID best
Course wool Buck Lewis Parks, Burton.
Best Shea ring, Marcus Jackson, Nelson. Cd
best, II. D Langdun, Parknian. Sd best, Z Park.
hurst, Pa arkmnn.
Due regard was paid to the speed and quality
o' work done: and the above were considered
well worthy OF the premiums awarded them.
The increa sed interest which was manifested
IN sheep raj ing and improvement nj of the stock at
me Festival, shows that the people are ahvcto
the wool.growing interests Of the County. Be.
ing quite early In the sen son the weights OF the
teeces do not appear as heavy as they would
have done later.
II. S. TOLLES, Secretary.
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To COnSulMDtfyeS!

THE ADVERTISERS having Leen restored to
! health in few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, alter having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread Olsen 90
Consumption, is anxious to make known 10 hi :
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used ltree OF charged with the direc
lions to, preparing and using the same, which
ma, Bronchitis, de- The only object of the nd.
yertser in sending the Prescription is to benef
the afflicted, and spread infOrma ton which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer wi try his remedy, as It will cost the m
nothing and may prove 4 blessing. D..
dress w.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
rooms
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NEW HOME TESTIMONIALS.
FROM REV. M. ROBERTS.
NORTH MADISON, LAHE Co, o.

NORTH MADISON, LAkE 20. o.,
February 24th. 1865.
DEAR SIR:-I take much pleasure in in
forming you that my daughter is much
better OF her deafness under your ire al
ment. She had the Scarlet Fever, when
6v" years OF age, which left her hearing
seriously impaired, which seemed also to
be settling bown into permanent, aud, as
We much feared, perfect aud incurable
deafness. ...
We we're not q little fearful and uube.
lieving in any efforts to cure the case,
having previously applied to other physi-
clans without success. But, under your
treatment, we soon found evidence OF de.
cided improvement. The offensive dis.
charge soon changed, and indicated a
healthy healing process. We are yet
making use Of your prescription. and We
hope you will not fail TO visit these paris
again soon. as several Of my friends are
anxious to see the good Samaritan, tha,
they may obtain little Of the oil Of con
ISOLATION Tor themselves.
Respectfully Yours.
N. RoBRRrs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers may think it strange that we 80
otteu urge upon their attention medicinal prep.
arauon. Already have we, for a number OF
weeks urged the Importance OF supply OF Coe Z
Cough Balsam In the house, ready for immediate
use But our excuseis the vas, amount OF sick
ness, sorrow aud death that are the immediate
results OF sudden coughs, colds nad pumoeary
attacks; while thousands OF our children are dy.
ing from Group and lung complaints Time and
experience have proved that Goes Cough Balsam
is The most speedy and reliable preparation ever
known to the world. Like agic it relieves the
irritation oi the throat, removes the sloppages
that prevent breathing IN Group, and heals III
soreness OF the throat. chest and lungs, No ina n
should neglect to supply his family with sufe
and reliable medicine like Goes Cough Bals'm.
any more thau he should neglect The supply OF
their daily bread, II costs but forty cents, and
the bottles contain twice as much as those OF
any other remedy at the same cost, while 10 mer.
i 1t is superior 10 all others. All drug stores
keep 1t for sale.
SOOw4
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GUARDIAN SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Cou,,
i OF Geauga County, Ohio, made on tbe d,v Of
May, 1875, in the case OF VIM. Richards s"syrS'
ian OF Adelia Macarthur, az AUST his ward IN.
undersigned will, on the 18th day of June A
ID. 1865, at IL O'Clock NJ, on the premises otfsr
at public sale the undivided half OF the iolIow;na
desci bed real estate, situa te in Geauga Conn,v
Ohio, to wl;' known by being pa 1T el Let Mum.
Der IL in Tract 2, and boonded as follows; Re.
ginning at poin, south 36h degrees, east one
chain and links from the south. east corner of
the former dwelling OF Randall McArthur:thencs
south S9 degrees, % minutes, west 3 chair. ma
2S links thence north degs., east chains md
So links; thence nortn 80 d. 20 M, east . chains
and 10 links; thence south deg. 90 mia. east .
chains and So links, to the place of begianinc
containing one and 7-l00ths acres of land. ALo
pari OF Lot No. II, Tract 2, in said township.
and bounded as follows: Beginning south S6k
degs, east l chain and links ON the south.
east corner OF said dwelling; thence east chain
and rs links; thence north deks., east 4 chains
aud 80 links, TO the center OF the road; thence
north 42H degs, west 81 links; thence south So
deps. 90 min utes, west chains apd IT links
thence south cK degs.. east chains and So links
10 The place OF beginning, containing one acre OF
land.
Terms Of Sale-Ons-third cash on the day Of
sale one third in one year and one. third in 1--WE
wears from the day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold; and the deferred
cent per annum, payable annualIy
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
soiw& Guardian Of Adelis Macarthur.
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Notice.

10 accordance with the recommends.
tion Of the President that Thursday, the
first day Of June next, be observed as a
day Of lasting and prayer, in considera.
ton Of our late National bereavement, a
meeting vii! be held on that day. at the
usual hour Of service, in Uuion Chapel,
South Newbury. The meeting will be
addressed by Marius r. Robinson, d. M.
Allen, and others who may desire 10
speak. .... R.H. ODER.
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Claridon Farmers Club.

The Claridon Farmers Club will hold
It's next meeting at The residence Of the
President. Mr.. 7. c. Wells, on Wednes.
day ?. NJ. May 3lst. Subject for discus.
Resolved. That man has con-
tributed more to destroy the fertility Of
the soil than all other causes combined. )"
A general attendance is solicited.
J. T. ANDREWS. Secretary.
Claridon, May 25th, 1866.
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Bold Highway Robbery in Cleveland

The Cleveland Herald OF Saturday
morning last gives the particulars OF the
robbery in tha. city. on the evening pre-.
vious. Of Mr.. Orriu Pulsipher, Of Wat.
rosville. Tuscola Co. Mich. while re-.
turning from q visit with relatives at the
East. Mr.. Pulaipher is well known and
much respected in this township and
County. where he resided for many years,
and his misfortune exci.es, among our
citizens, great sympathy for him. and in
digua,ion against the villains by whom
he has been so cruelty vicIimizsd. The
Herald says:
While waiting at the Michigan Central
dock, he got into conversation with two
yosng men, who, by persistent pumping.
probably, managed to learn more Of the old
geutlemans 9 business than be was aware Of
They, too, claimed to bo on thoir way to
Detroit. About dark they invited Mr.. Pui
sipher to take walk with them to tho end
Of the pier, 20 seo il the boat was 10 sight.
Not seeing the boat. they proposed to 60 to
the upper light house, as the view of the
lake was much better from that point
Tboy went through Lighthouse Street, to
the top of the bill. .snd while on their return,
and whom about half way down tho hili one
of the men suddenly placed q pistol to tho
cid gentieman's breast, and the other drow
knife and held II TO their victims throat,
Informing him II be made tho least noise
thoy would put an eud to his lifo, and i'm.
medistely demanded his meney. Mr.. Pull
sipher, of course, was too frightened to
make any resistance.
One Of tho men put his hand in tho old
gentleman's pantaloons pocket and took out
. leather wallet in which was about Sl8, in
money. They thon asked him IL he had
any more money about him. BY the actions
Of the old man, the robbers we're convinced
that there was more money 10 be had, and
commenced . sesrch. In . pocket in his
uDdershirt they found another wallet. con.
taining @2O0 in grcentacks, which they did
nos wait 10 take out in the usual way, but
cut the pocket out clean.
Not yet satisfied. tho robbers made fur.
sher search, and around tho old gentIeman's
body. under oil bis clothing, they found
bolt ip which was $1,000 more in green.
backs, This ther also cut from his person,
rifed 1t OF its ceuteuts. aud banded it back
10 him.
Mr.. Pul.ipher begged Of thcm to leave
bin money enough TO get home with. They
generously handed him the pocket book
hrst taken, aud ihcn left him. When be
cot back to tho dock. no opened his pocket
book, but not a cent had they left him With
which to pay his expenses to Michigan. lie
went to tho police station, and Marshal
ecbmist put his officers on the look out for
che bold and successful robbers.
Mr.. Pulsipher, by the kindness OF the
Agent of the Michigan Central Railroad
Limo. was provided With pass 70 his home,
and no will GO up tonight on tho City Of
Cleveland, minus twelve hundred hard.
earned dollars.
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Union Musical Association.

A Convention Of the Union Musical Associa.
hon will be held at Hambden, on Thursday and
triiay, June sth and 9th, under the direction Of
Prof VIM. C. Webster.
Members are requested to bring the "Key
Note" and the Oriental Glee and Chorus Book u
Concert on Friday evening. Admi,tance, IS
cents. J. G. WELLS, Secretary.
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FROM ALONZO RHODES. MONT.
WILLIE. GEAUGA COUNTY. q.

N
VILE, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.
CLEVELAND. O., June 29th. 1864.
1tis with pleasure that | herewith Ger.
tify that my hearing has been very much
benefited by the skill and treatment Of
DR.. Ligh.hill. under whose care have
been for the past two months. The ca.
tarrhal difficulty in: my throat is. ! am
happy to say, also much better. and th.
cough which has been troubling me for
years. has also yielded to DR.. Lighlhilps
treatment, so that now l wish 10 recon-
mend to any one as 1 have been. re-
side in MontvilIe. Geaugs county. Ohio,
and will be happy TO see any one concern.
ing the veracity Of this statement.
... ,r.,f ALoEzo RHoDns.
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED and
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored to health in
a lew days, after many years Of mieery, is will.
ing to assist his suffering fellow creatures, BY
sending tfree) on The receipt of a post paid nd.
dressed envelope, copy oi the formula Of cure
employed. Direct to -
JOHN M. DAGNALL
Box 1888 Post Office, Brook lyn, N, Y.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
The National Fast.

II Is expected that. on Thusdsy next,
Che day appointed by President johnson
as . day Of fasting, humiliation and
prayer, in view Of our great National be.
seavemeut. business will be generally
suspended. and appropriate religious serv.
ices held. throughout the country. An
address will be delivered by Presiding
Elder w. F. Wilson. At the NJ. L. Church
10 this place, at II o'clock A. M.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
IL POst.Office at Cbsrdon. State Of Ohio,
this 25th day of Mag. 1865.
3TTo obtain any of these Letters, the appli.
cant must ca for advertised letters" give the
date OF the List and pay one cent for adyer tising
Erlf not called Tor within one month, the y
"ill be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Burton. Henry Sheppard Ella,
Benton, M. A. Smith, VIM, W. Mrs.
Crate, jeremiah Smith, Laura Mrs
SOddard,. Almirs Mrs. TeasdalI, Mary Mrs.
Lewis ]. y. mr. c6SSvERsE, tiSi Pm.
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Geauga County Wool Growers' Asooci.
alton,

The Geauga County Wool Growers Associa.
ton held its Annual Festival at Burton, on
Tuesday, the 10th Of May, 1865. The day was
pleasant and the attendance very fair. The ex.
hibition in oil classes was not large, but OF fine
wool sheep was very good indeed, both in nun.
ber and quality.
Below are the weights Of sheep exhibited, as
Sanorfs1 hv ths eon, m, ittaa.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. Andrew Wilson, OF Willoughby, will
preach 10 the Cbardon Town iali, on Sun.
day. May 2Sth, at lOA A. NJ, aud r. NJ
Also, at Chardon Centre. Friday evening.
May Goth, and at tho Protestant School
House, Saturday evening, May 27rh.
Tho Ohio State Convention of Universal.
is's will meet at Willoughby on Thursday
Juno lst, and continue in session four days.
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MULBERRY CORNERS. GEAUaA Co, }
ONO, June l5,ht 1864, {

MoLDEhhf TURNER'S, uEACGA 20,
ONO, June l5,ht 1864,
DR.. LIGnTHILL:
SiR:-1. have followed your prescrip
ton faithfully since June 9th. lam hap.
py TO inform you that l have derived ben
eft lherefrom. My ear is decidedly bet.
ter; it discharges bur very little, and that
unpleasant burning sensation has passed
away. l cannot but hope that by the
use OF your medicines a short time longe,
l may be entirely cured; II SOL shall ever
feel gra.ifed tha. applied to you for as
Yours, &C.,
-..t Mas. G. r. STRONG,
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MARRJED-

!n Cincinnati. on the li,h inst, by the Rev. J.
J., White, DR.. JAMES T.. GRANT ,oi CIeveIa nd
Ohio to Miss MARY d. WHITE. of the first
mentioned city. The bride Is u daughter of Mr..
Joseph w. White. ofthis place.
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rB' Dr.. L. A. Hamilton. Of this place,
has been appointed Examining Surgeon
for Gesuga County, under the State Mil.
lila Law.
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CLEvELARp. Nov. 2, 1864.

Or. LighthW.
DEAR SIR-I am happy 10 add my testi.
mony TO the numerous ones 10 your posses.
sion helping thereby those who are sfflict.
ed 10 way similsr to mine, as we'll as
to show my gratitude 10 yourself. who
have relieved me Of q disagreeable as we'll
- painful case of catarrb. Of six years
standing. Ny. case. perhaps not differ.
ing much from cases Of catarrh 10 sener-
al. had. however. one particularly dis.
sgreeable festure. Of which l cannot 9th.
erwise than speak-A constant pain over
m. forehead. and over my left eye. which
tormen,ed me very much. am happy
10 say that. free from II. and. judging
from the success you are having in my
case. do not hesitate to recommend you
10 my friends and the pubic.
L. E. NEY.
Concord Township. Lake Co.. o.
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PIONEER. WILLIAMS Co., J
June FL, 1864. {

June II, 1864.
DR.. LighthiH:
DEAR SIR-I cannot refrain from ex.
planning the satisfaction feel q, the sue
cess Of your treatment Of my case OF ca
,arrb. and all its dislresaing coucomitants Is
severe pain over the eyes and between
the shoulders. general debility, DC. 1t
has been troubling me for the past twelve
years.
l have been a member OF the State
Legislature Of Ohio Tor some years, and
was engaged in public business at Wash.
ington when l applied 10 you Tor that re.
lief for which | had vainly sought OF
from other practitioners.
l am happy in stating that. although
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred.
ericksburg and Acquia Creek. after the
late battles, assisting 10 taking care of the
wounded. and have been subject TO tn
hIrdships Of soldiers life, l have stead.
lily improved. and am SO confident that
you will make q well msu OF me, thst |
write this. with the strong hope that 9th
ers similarly afflicted may seek y our ser.
vices without hesitation.
P, W. NonRIs,
Pioneer, Williams Co., O,
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There were few lots Of Ewes owned by Mr..
Tksmpson, Mr.. Parkhurst and Mr.. Bundy which
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