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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-10-12
Marriage Notices,

Cannot bc inserted in the TRIBUNE
without being paid for. ONE DOLLAR
must accompany the notice, otherwise
they cannot be inserted. Free printing
in this establishment is entirely abolished.
Parties getting married should make a
note oft above, aud hand the amount to
the Minister, who generally hand in the
mnrriann notices.
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Personal.

Personal.
We are gratiied to learn that Hon.
JoHs K. HoRD, of Tifin, has located in
Fremont, for the practice of the legal
profession. Judge II. has, for many years
past, occupied a leading position as
lawyer at the Bar Of Seneca county,
which comprises some of the best legal
talent in the State. He is young man
OF fine talents and sterling integrity, and
we congratulate our cilizens on his loca'
ton in our rapidly prosperips town
--IFREMoST JOURNAL.
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AMONG the most important npplica-
tions for pardon lately filed in the
Attorney-General office, are those Of
Gen. Peck of the late Rebel army, who
fought at Gettysburg; Col. Ould,
Rebel Commissioner of prisoners, and
Mr.. Watts, Attorney-General of the
late Rebel Confederacy.
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SPRINGFIELD Qll) is rcviving the
old Blue Laws. A journeyman bar
ber was fined $50 for shaving gen.
tleman, in his private room at hotel,
ON Sunday.
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The election of Gen. Humphreys as
Governor of Mississippi is now con-
sidered as certain cs it is unfortunate
by true Union men. He is still un-
pardoned. A. NJ. West good Union.
ist) is elected to Congress from the
Iyth (Jackson) District, and G. f..
Walker, an eminent lawyer, Attorney
General.
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A CONTRACT has been made with
The Des Moines Valley Railroad Com
pany for the completion of the road to
Des Moincs, Ia, on or before Dec. /
Of next year. Trains will be running
to Monroe next week. Twelve miles
west of Monroe will bo graded this
Fall, aud work will be commenced on
the Des Moiues end Immediately.
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IT is reported that Alexander II.
Stephens, late Vice President of the
Confederacy, is in favor of equal suf.
frage-he would allow negroes to vote
who are qualified by the educational
test. 1t would be good thing to
send him as missionary to Connec-
|ticut.
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New becisisr.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revo'
nue. has made the following decision:--
Butchers who pay license Of ten dollars
may retail other merchandise than meat,
when in the came store, but may not ped.
die meat without a peddler's license of
FIVE dollsrs. They may peddle meat or
fish without peddler's license, but can.
not peddle other articles.
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NEWS ITEMS.

THE North Carolina Convention
has at last declared the ordinance of
Secession null and void by a unani-
nous vote.
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OUR NEW MODE ii

The article Of goods are numbered from I up
5000 1880 bonsisting OF Pianos, Mslodsons,
Gold aud silver Watches, Sewing Machines. Tea
Table Sets. Solid SILVER tea and, table Spoons an
Forks etc, sts and the other ~ 800 articles o Ia
able Jswelry. Work and Toilet Gases, PhotogFap
Albums, O,Jenfacs Sil,sr Watches. and fanep sru
eles Ia great variety. 5000 notices nunibers ron
10 rs 200 are m med and rut mo sealed nvslopss
and we'll mixed and one Of these, is taksnii..ti
sent u the porson sending 20 cents to cover sx
pense Of postage corr sponhenee etc . and the anee
OF goods CORE espondi ng with the humbef on the
tioe WI be sent to the holder of the immedia
dfhe desires TO purchase the arele) the receipt
ofTwo DoLLARs, Fof insishcs; " the number on the
notice should be 500, and piano pr diamond set OF
gold watch hsould be numbered sl0 II will be sent
ID yod ot 81 and &C on fol sysfy article on our li''
of75,OO0 articles.
After receiving the Article. II 1t doer not
please you, you can return 1t and your mon
ey shall be refunded.
Oh cents must be sent to pay erPen,a cf 70 tags,
Oouy,pondenec ste., on one notice,
Rsmsmbe.. that whateyeT article .shisiponds with
the number On yodf notice you can fevs ~ paying
TWO DoiIsrs for II, whether Il be 100 or ssO
And Il forour interest TO neal fairly, and send out
our fine articles as IL gives eon6de nee TO the public,
sndthsreby increase oursalss,
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The Government sold at Baltimore
1880 head of beef cattle at an aver
age of seven cents a pound.
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ISAAC MORGAN has been appoint
ed by the President direct Tax Com
missioner of the State of Alabama.
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IT is stated that the unsold portion
of the Ten-forty loan, amounting to
about twenty-seyen millions, will soon
be put on the market.
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Nntina TO Business Men.

In order 10 meet the Mails in this coun-
ty, we are compelled to put our paper 10
press on "WEDNESDAY MORNING. Busi-
ness men and others will please hand in
their favors on Tuesday mornings.
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Guardians Sale of Re al Estats, !,

- eAs 80 49, - ~ SA A'S eA
IN PURSUANCE Of an, order, Of the Probats
Court Of Seneca County, ohs, to me issued shd b
me held, will, a, qua fdisn ofEsibsr wssnsn Nsas
oy J. Wagner, pelors A: Wagner, M.iuda wH:
nsr. and Mahhs y. Wagner, miaof heirs Of JeEi
waguevi deossssd. ofrer ~ Pubic ssisS q, Tire,
door ofths Coar House in Tifia, Ohio, On
MONDAY, the a3d day Of ocToBEp, 1856.
between the hours OF 10 a. m and p.p. The Rsa
Estate in Seneca county, Ohio ,ds,crbsd ~ fSiIows
'O-~it;
The uuditidsd i've eighth parts Of shs Real Eas,s
bounded q foIiowsI
Bseinninr fof the zane at he Hofth.ssn eornsref
ths sonib han Of ike Norm. east quarter Of ssotiea
seven. Township two, Nefh of Eaags fourteen east
ia Semen county. Ohio, running thence seMth en-
the line OF said section twelve and forty tApsS
hundrsth ehains, to point isvsn and ferty.siz
hundisth esini north or the south east essssr %
said qusrer section, thence west forty and fny sas
bnndfeth chains. thence east TO the place Of ssgia.
ming, ,eontsiping hftv acres Of ground sss..
Subject 10 dover OF Catbarins WAsust, widow ~
said John II. Wagnst, therein. Att
TERMS s=ons.third cash 10 hand, Sss Airs -
one, and one.third In two years from ~ 81 ah
with interest from day of Sals; dsfsffse 1ysAeAM
10 be secured BY mo rsssgs os rrsmtes.
LEE n BpAwiE, JEREMI M MATHEWS,
Attorneys. 0Safdfaa ofssid Las is
September ,isss.--so 90 ts--t,
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Wood Wanted.

Good Wood will be received at this
Office on subscription. If any of our
subscribers desire to pay their sub
seription in Wood, they will please
bring it in Immediately.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that ne -
dentgned has been appointed aad /,
qualified as Executor OF the sssss 81
Hslle't B. Dean, late Of Deneea eounry, /,
Ohio, deceased. ~
WICKLIFF O. DEAN.
Oct. 5, 65. hl-sls 19
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Died County. Ohio
Tn Bloomville, Seneca m urnr,y
on the 18th ult., Miss ELIzABEi. US
aged 81 years, 8 months and 81 uo. ,uo
On Tuesday week last, in Bloomv'.
Seneca county, an infant child Of LEyl
KERcHSEn, aged months.
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something New !

Something New!
Messrs. CoSDrT g. HAMILTON have just
returned from the East with magnifi.
cent stock Of Dry Goods. to which they
invite the attention of the people before
purchasing elsewhere. Read ADVERTISE
ment In ,o.day's paper.
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Public Lands
SCRIP ron S.aLE i!

CoLuMBUs. o., Oct. 1, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of on Act OF the Genefsl As
sembly Of the State Of Ohio pussed April
i6, 1865, the undersigned Strife Officers
will receive proposals for the PURCHASE Of
the Land Scrip received from the United
States, for the establishment Of an Agri-
cultural College or Colleges 10 the Stats
OF Ohio.
THE SCRIP CAN BIZ LOCATED on ANY
VACANT UNITED STATES LANDS, SUBJECT
TO ENTRY AT PRIVATE sALfs AT 81 %
PER ACRE Mineral Lands excluded.
No proposition will be received for less
than one fundred and sixty seres.
Il more convenient, proposals may be-
made to the Auditor and Treasurer Of any
county, who will transmit the same 10
the undersigned.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
w. HOOPER,
Treasurer OF Statos
w. HENRY Smith,
Secretary Of States
Oct. 8, '65. 3 5i-6Od.
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The TRrbuSB-Single copies ofthe
Tribune for sale with or without wrap
pers. Price ) cents.
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law Card.

We invite attention TO the law card Of
Captain J. NJ. PATTERSON in to-day's pa
The Captain can be found in The
per ''rmerly occupied by Hon. ]. X.
pin'' ~ ere he will be pleased to meet
HonD' WI 'S, and attend 10 all legal
his old irlehN' Ato his care.
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DIR. +. K. Frank!in's

Card will be found in this weeks TRI
pusE. and all those desiring work in the
Dentistry line will find it to their advan.
tape TO call.
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A FAST woman, named Nellie Otis,
or Curtis, robbed man Of sc, 400 in
New York on Friday night last, and
the next day went to Boston. There
she gave away $4,000, but finally re.
covered s2,700 Of it. The real owner
then arrived, aud secured less than
one.balf of the original amount. He
refuses tc prosecute.
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OUTLAWS are committing great
depredations in Northern Alabama
Those known as Tom Clark's band
recently visited the premises Of John
S. Wilson, near Florence, tortured
him to death with FIRE in a vain effort
10 extort money, and also killed the
overseer, Wilson's wife and two
daughters. Four Of the ruilians were
killed by troops that pursued them.
This is the same gang for whose cap
ture Gen. Hood once offered reward
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TRY OUR NEW MODE i /!

U2on receipt of96 ets., which PAYS for eorfssPon.
denoe postage, etc., We sead one aotieG
Upon teisipt Of 10 which pays Tor eoucspondsnes
postage, etc, we send sir noiiess.
Upon receipt Of ss, which pays fof eore'poadsnes.
ga,,ass, stcHws viii send 10 notices., and q fine
present vAiusd at not lees than sample Of our
goods.
pon fsesipt Of $Is, which pays for deass.
nosass, eie we will ssnd $50 notices, and soLlD
SILVER WATCH, BY return mail.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for oof circular
Agents allowed largo cash commission.
by which they can make Sa5 weeklP.
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Marriage Certificates,
Just printed and for sale at tho Tri'
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rea. THE Tribune is a true friend Of
the soldiers, and will defend them
against the vile slanders and attacks
OF Cops. Subscribe for it, soldiers.
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sUr sUDscRIBE for the Tribune.
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The Subscribers,
Are now receiving largo stock OF
Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Dye Slufs,
VarnisIes,
Pure Liquors for Medicine,
Brushes in great variety,
Perlumery,
Hair Oils,
Tpisscs,
Shoulder Braces,
FR0cey Soap,
Photographic Albums,
Picture Frames,
fagsuarrean Stock, &c,
All of which will be sold upon the
most favorable terms.
St JOHN & co.
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saudusky, pny;on s Cincinnati n. II.


On and aftst MONDAY, Dee. 5, 1884 train
wi llrun as foliowsi
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GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,

and everything in the furnishing line to
fit gentleman out in style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
Howell Cobb on the Stump.
HEPoRT OF HIS SPEECH AT MACH, GA, FEBRUARY
l6 1865.
From the Richmond Sentinel. Ms

from the Richmond Sentinel, March 1el
On all hands we hear that the courage and unanimity
Of the people OF Georgia shone brightly than
they do this day They have risen up brave and
Defiant than ever In the track Of the deesabe foo that
has lately rod thoir soil Thl following extract from
opccch delivered by General Howell Cobb Mt Macon,
sLe 10th OF February, will illustrate statement We
copy from the Augusta CnSiuutonaisi:-
On this stand together night and II nils with
rev hopes There IL no longer any grounds for differ
Sncos az opinion among meu who arc true. From
thls time forth, mark tho mon who begin to
talk about peace-who say the ought to close
nre respondent, encourage disarectons and III
whose words and conduct show that they in favor
Of reconstruction, though they do not talk II openly
&ecp your eyes on tho man who talks this way. will
write his history tonight: lie win be gloomy; say
Armies will be defeated and destroyed that there
10 hope for rs The next thing you know OF him he will
be buying gold-aughter and applausel; next be will
send hts SON TO Europe-(grea aughter) and perhaps
CLOSE up the scene by going there himself Great
laughter and applausc was going to wish those Young
pnen In Europe were back herc but don't wish H.
hope they will remain there during the war In Justice 70
tbeseyes and that they will stay there the war "a
ever la justice But what Of the prospects before
psf do not wish TO draw picture TO deceive you I
book upon the prospect ~ bright and promising Al
God "a my Judge have yet TO SEQ the first respondent
3our tApplause1 believe II will render the success
Of certain ~ the rising OF to-morrows sun
every man would act as feel. l don't profess 10
Heme up the standard OF duty "If II cost my prop
Srty and my lifo BIO IL so; bu God give the liberty
And independence OF my country Are you willing "a
rive up the grasp you have your property AFRO you
Willing 10 DO reduced to poverty and rags-tlaughtor
essary 10 secure the Independence OF the country
Every man should be. Your condition would BIO far
better IL II costs the last dino you have than 90 back 10
(he embrace OF your enemies. Thank God, have not
xne cent outside Of the Confederate States and not d
specis in IL Great laugher) Give Up your property
il be NECESSARY for liberty and live and die Poverty
Better men than you or have lived ard died in poverty
NE Savior Of mankind mock aud bad not where u
- BIZ bsAd advocate no lswlesspssa no violence, y
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In the House o. Commons, on the III Of March, Mr. "
Baie moved thag select comm tee be appointed 10
inquire whether hss hses.ys ships wre a. prese nj
armed In manner sud 10 the necessities and require
ments OF modern warfare
The Marquis of Harrington, ynAer secrstary % the
Navy, in reply said:-The honor BILE member said shat
the ships OF several other satons Nre mucA better OF
than ours The Americans had MSedy got bigger
much better. tbs riaed guAs Of the Amepcanj WHICH
were held up to os admiraca lat year tad ovd per,
Americans themselves from tb.iY bureau o. naval ord
nance and from other OH ial rsp0s, thG< the ParUtt
the only rined gun thsp had IN their service
and that in their opniso the simplest ard best
that had been constructed. They IT, however
authority OF Admiral Por,er that slnost eve- one al
those guns employed at Wilmington other cay burst
that they acre utterly ed and NAT he thyaght
probable they would be entirely withdrawn. from
Che American navy He was justified therefore, In say
Tag that the Americans had not nj tbs moments reed
gun al all Uth ,ohich % ara their naw whas'woud
IL could be said at shis mofocnt that c had NOT got
rined gun for our nagy2 Hcsr, hear) Did the honor
cans, and ships with parsolt guns which did no
burst, Armstrong guns with . sligas clink -
Seou ne r ateas per as - a.
enormous smooth bore gems whicA the Americans wero
arsng their ravy wiah, he thought it aitas,ake ~
say that taey were supera 10 anything we had got
W. had goo wrought iron Of ten and hsis inches
ealib.o and twelve tons weight, such as ns guns O
equal to anything the Americans possessed They
certainly not so large cs'be rs some Of the American
guns, but tfey were guns o. wrought iros instead
Of cast ronf they We're. gums whpse charge was
about nefrh the weight Of tho projoctiis and
he did not believe that any American gun fire
charge Of ghth zenith tie weghtof the
projectle The navy s-conang that srtNed
gun Of the same weight Of rseta mucs more advsa
trgspus than a snpoth GIN fos the parposi
teriug iron plated ships but she weight of the II aud
the charge of powder fired by these smooth Dor uns
wesosuch to jascsy the assertion uhat they BE n
Least equal in power to the Hn4inoA and elever-insA
guns with which the Americans At aimiA6
thernayy He mentioned hessf facts TO sho@ that even
ut the present moment not hopeleSly belA1
the americans the. honorable member wished thu
tn hQI 4 rnIgt Ina nR.1lha
Americans not i'm state OF 1poan vera ~
present; ohey not in state Of preparation; tasy
cordngty But for the last three o. four years they hn
been employing their rsyy to gscat extent, and -
would be unfair to compare tAeo1ndition Of o.
naval ordnance with theirss
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necessarily 'try his way through the in,renchmen.e
Will wh4eh It vas surrounded, aid that l. cap a al
b. i1dTCcty e ted ~ tile seizure OF toSas hici wsre
comparatively speaking, undseneeI SO, instead N
saerlncng his troops "A what would n3i inprOb!Dy nave
proved vain attempts 10 force his way b. The shortest
route from "a annah 10 lhfrifon, lie struck iso the
interior o. South Carolina aid, pad tG his fee pos
sed NJ army csp4ts ccmpe ~ va IA eq tcrsns
union between the Charleston and Augusta Railway and
tue main railway leading TO tho North
The South has Tered heavy blow In the
loss % the capital Of South Caroiina may however,
console stself with the reflection that II IL not COM
servo il.
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81. Patrick's Day In the Army OF the
Potomac.

WAsHfNGroN, March 10, 1905.
Information from the Army Of the Potomac says S.
Pa,rcks day gayly celebrated by the Irish Brigade
tho principal entertainments consisting OF both horse and
foot racing Generals Humphreys, Mott aad Miles acted
judges, Colonel Nugent having charge of the
General Meade present most OF the time with nearly
oil the general officers OF tie army osother with thou.
sands OF oaicers and During the second hurdle
Colonel Won Schaick, OF tho Seventh New York
Volunteers thrown from his horse aud severely In.
jured The execution OF several deserters, previously
bxed for Friday, postponed I'LL tho following day
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9 r A N T
Additional Details Of Gen. Sheridan's
Operations Up to the 10Th Inst.
The Enemy Reported Concentrated at Din
widdis Court House,
&c., &C., Sec.

MIR. .. Cadwallader's Despatch.
CuY Porr March IL, 1895.
GENERAL sHnrpAS's MOVEMENTS.
Az was indicated In my last despatch General sheri
dan has been circulating around north and east Of Rich
mond ever since heard from at Columbia on the 10th
ins and has succeeded In nactng great damage the
enemy wherever he has gone despatch received from
him this morning, dated South Anna bridge March 10,
states that pursued his march down tho James river
and the canal from Columbia 10 Goochland, burning
bridges tearing up the canal and destroying large guam
titles OF government storea From Goocband he moved
north Toersve Tor Toursville the Virginia Central
Railroad but whether Impelled do by finding him
self confronted by the cnemys Infantry at Goochand
the supposed advantages the latter line OF march
presented, I am unable TO state.
PORTIONS or THE RAILROAD pKMorIsuxp.
From louisville TO Beaver Dam, distance Of fifteen
miles, he demolished tho railroad completely rs such
work possibly be done by rowing command OF
Clusters division TO Ashland station fifteen miles north
OF Richmond, mentioned In my despatch, which did
all the injury its power for the short time II remained
and succeeded In increasing the panic and mischief In
rsoAoxxxsr WITH p1cxxrr's prvxsox
Devin's division sent nj the time towards
Richmond and the Potomac Railroad bridge the
South Anna where he encountered part of Picketts
division Of Infantry transported 10 that point for the
double purpose OF nercepting the cavalry and Of pro-
tec,ing the bridge. spirited engagement ensucd be-
tween the rebel infantry and dsmounted cavalry, which
finally ended by the latter charging across the bridge
routing the enemy from his position and there capturing
the twenty FOUNDER PARROT guns and few prisoners
The affair must have been gallant In the extreme Our
losses from all have been almost nothing up 10 the
present time Tint OF the enemy has been severe In
men and guns, enormous In government property aud
utterly ncalcuablo in the damages to the routes OF trans
portation.
GENERAL fHKRvDAy EFFECTED AT The wRTr Hour1
General Sheridan expected at tho White House
with his command some time yesterday for subsistence
and ordnance supplies His mon In lne spirits and
his horses In good oondition-perhaps little footsoro
The future movements OF his command are nkuowu,
and for prudential reasons II known could not be told
THE WEATHER.
The weather has been exceedingly windy and buster
ing for two three days, but has fallen. Tho
roads In fair condition and improving daily. The
army Is on the qia vus.
REPORTED CONCENTRATION or THH ENEMY AT DIsvfDDW
HoUsg.
Tho rebels reported 20 have concentrated III cir
line Ia the vicinity Of Dinwidde Court House, and have
fallen close 10 The Soutbsde Railroad for s better pro-
lection.
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FOHTt.tNb, NHTCH IT, I5UJ
Portions OF the wreck Of vessel apparently three
four hundred tons burden, were found yesterday In
Staples Cove Cape Elizabeth where the Bohemian
was lest 1t appeared 10 be perfectly new vessel, and
probably went ashore saturday morning She was split
in two from stem 70 stern snd the portion containing
the name was swept away 70 seq Nothing s heard q
tho crew, which IS supposed 70 DO lost There " 70
clue V ITO nasns ~ the vessel
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Phil Bheridan Closing the Newspaper
eyIFcse at RfehmOnI.

IFrom the Richmond sentinel, March 161
We have found much difficulty in issuing a paper TO-
day under the Interruptions experienced In the stress
have given news the preference over editorial matter
From the Richmond Dispatch, March l6l
The Dipaica ia published this morning half sheet
only because Of tho fact that nil employcsprncfs
reporters and cerks-are members OF military organgs
TONS called out yesterday by the Governor to
perform special service for short time But FOR tho
kindness q few friends, who exempt from service
and volunteered their aid, the haf loaf'l presented
would Of necessity have been withheld In few days
at fatthest tour forces will return 10 their posts when
we hope to resume and continue uninteenptediy our
full eize sheet