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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

The Editor Of the iSeniial-Seuator
HoweiIs, has been spending few days, at
home, during receis Of the Legislature
lie makes The folio wing report Of proceed
iugs:a y,fT .5rom ot frm '4i'i-oiies 7H'
The Legislature which Adjourned over
on Friday last, has been engaged through
The week in the consideration Of Bills to
provide for an additional boanty for voiun-
tesrs. aud to provide farther for the re.
lief Of soldier families. The state tax for
relief will probably be Increased 70 three
mills on a dollar. with contingent levy OK
one nsI or two mills. Such are the indications
Of The proceedings. thus fa-,. The bounty
will probably be 6xed at two HUNDRED dol
lars. applicable TO all calls since Jaly last.
Both these subjects are pending, aud will
be resumed this week. and perfected at "a
early day. The desire is' general With
members, that these questions shall be ful'
/, ',iiscus ed. ray e 70 30 sa'H2ls 'oa "a.
's1'he Bal 10 iuerssse the salaries Of sssts
officers hiIeaio pass last week; Abd asii
would not spp'y 10 those shtn eomieg 10
it wss laid on the table. hwas Just
neasure and ought 70 have passed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Hon. Frank p. Blair, ST., returned to
City Point from Richmond on Sunday, and
was expected to arrive in Washington
Monday afternoon. The Richmond En-
quirer Of Saturday stated that nothing
reliable had transpired relating TO h.
mission. Several members Of the Confed
crate Congress and Legislature waited on
him on Friday, end at once resolved them.
selves, into q, Committee Of the whole on
the State of the Union. 1sr
The Times special says: Mr.. Blair
obtained part of his papers while in Rich.
mond, but all idea of any other result aris-
ing from his visit is now completely explod
ed A.-. ...- f..,.-.. f-. 'l..r.. 2t IIl5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Flag Ship Malvern, Oh Fort Fisher, I
- n. C., Jan. lith, 1855. (

Sir: ! have the honor to inform you
that operations have been resumed agisst
the forts ct the entrance Of Cape Fear
river since the 6rst attack on that place
and the subsequent withdrawal Of the
troops. have been employed 10 filling
tbs ships with ammunition and coal. The
difficulties We have encountered no one cas-
conceive. All our work, had to be done
with the larger vessels anchored on the
coast, eIposed,. you may almost say at
sea, TO the violent gales that blow here
almost necessarily. Ga these gales the
enemy depended TO break up our prepare
tions. We will see. We hare gone
through the worst Of IT, Have held on
,hrosgh gales heavy enoughto drive every
thing to sea. No damage whatever. AZ
ter the troops arrived the weather set in
bsd and the gale was very heavy. As
soon 90 it was over got uDder way, on
the 18th inst, and Termed the vessels 10
line, with the transports in company. i
steamed for Fort Fisher on The morniHg Of
The 18th. Tho aset took up its station 10
three lines, close 10 the beach, and the
boats were sent at once TO take of the
troops. These we're landed with about
twslvs days provisions By two p. N. This
time pursued different plan 10 attack.
isg the rebel works. / sent in the New
Isousidss, Commodore Radford, leading
the monitors Caponieus. Monadoock and
Mapshor. b Al Z; 30a. N. the forts .opeo.
ed ere on them, as ibsy spproached. bat
abs 4tqsickly took up their old positions
and when ready they opened the battle 10
this way. tempted the enemy 10 en-
gsgs the fnopi,ofs that We might see what
gspss tbsy had ana where. and thus be able
10 disodgs them. Qaits . spirited engage
nsni ,ew ysat On between the forts ssd
1 L. vas soon apparent that the iron yes
! sels hsd the bess VI H. The trsvsrss 30
ga ie disappeasi Z snJ. lbs. spnthsn ,spgle Q
i Ro't Fishsf sauIasassd 10 look very diI
spidstsd, The gpns were sileseed on
sfisF she o,hsr' sdd only ode heavy gal
% the sosyhsrn Angle hspt up its Gre. Th
Are Of this gun wss uot o eli seearste, .
His inflicted no damage Oh The iron vessels
Wy wsy Of letting the essmy zee vi ba
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Horribi.,-Most Horrible.

1t is stated that Gen. Shsrmanss soldiers
killed every dog found in the line OF their march
through Georgia. And no marvel, for it is 10
evidence that hundreds of our escaped officers
aud men from Southern prisons have been
hunted down with blood hounds. They are
kept at guard stations and picket posts at tho
South, aud especially at the ferrys and fords Of
the rivers, and are used to hunt our men and.
rebel deserters. A Savannah letter to the Gin
ciuna,i Gazette relates this revolving case of hu
man and brute ferocity:
The parties who had escaped were pri.
Yates Crummit aud Harris of the 0 Hi
nois Cavalry; Martin Cloes. 81 Illinois,
aud Pa terson of the % New York. Two
of these soldiers we're Is years old, one 20
and one only II. They were chased by Is
dogs in charge Of some 20 men. A.j1J,
Oar men 6ndirg the dogs close upon
them, and no chance Of escape presenting
itself, climbed on the porch of house and
waited ill the party came up. Enrnged
that their thirst for Yankee blood had not
been gystifed. they made Ciummit coue
down TO them. thsn knocked him on the
bead with mu.ker, formed ring, put The
dogs in it, and threw him into them He
was terribly torn, and soon after DIED.
Harris aud Coles we're treated in the same
way and 1..dlr torn.
Patterson, who was me re bcss kneeled
dows and prayed these human fends no
to let the dogs tear him; but 10 no pur'
pose. lie was forced down and on under.
taking 10 regain the porch was kicked in
the face, all his front teeth. broken out, aud
be rendered inseDsible. and in that state
athrown into the ring. The dogs had satiat
ed themselves with blood, and refused Il
touch him This is only o single case o
many v hich could be related. ~ ~ r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Al,xander r. Stewart says the Albar

Alexander T. Stewart says the Albany
Argus, the drygoods nabob OF New York.
has the Iaigest income Of any man in
America, or in the world. He has lately
paid an iucome tax of $2500o0. on net
income Of $5.OOo,OOO! This. would be the
interest, at six per cent. Of over eighty
million. We know OF no case among the
wealthy men Of England that surpssses or
equals this, and We suppose A. I. Stewart
4 ID the richest man living 80 III
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
Free Ilisseuriti
Az . sLArs State, Missouri 90 longer stan,

As SLAVE State. Missouri no longer stands
on the map Of our nation $50 the electricity
Of The Telegraph wires announces to rs. A
fact also all worfhy to be transmitted by the
fash and the brilliance Of the lightning, to
the ssds OF the Land. and the ends Of the
earth II thes Convention which has passed
this ordinasse Of Emancipation possesses as
N unquestionsbly dOssi the requisite authority
from the peopIe.--thsu the brightest day
that Missouri ever saw dswned upon her. and
her suusIia may jot dOws just here her most
saspieioss epoch. Striking Of the last chaio
fton the last slave within her domain, she
wheels into -tha- ranks Of the Free States, and
prepares herself to stand shoulder to shoulder
With tben in al The bonors and advantages Of
shrt character afi Fera. so eg
10 such strange 6mes ni these through
which, our country Is now passing, great events
traaspire With sush rspidity. and 50 crowd and
ioslls ssch other on the stage Of public Obser-
vssisa. that hsir real importance usy not be
Tally appreciated as though they occurred
aoss sspsi>tsiy Were there no gigantic
Civil Wat On oar hands. drawisg 70 IL the anx
loss wslch cod soIici.uds Of the entire people
shsss tealdbe nefs rosn for the popular no
tise of ths srsrd trarsfsr Of SO great Ststs
ftoa the area Of Slavery into that sf Frssdom
Hat - 4 s.'s thrill Of The highest joy lssp'
skso.gt Abe great Eosshsia hsart at the ii
djse4r .ne sf ssf 20 Eps :
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

and wounded, btsldes the naval loss, which
Was slight not txeeedipg 100 killed and
wounded Not a SHY nor a transpor,was
lost. 81 W
Col Cortiss was severely but not NOR.
tally wounded, and Col. Bell died OF bis
wounds. On Monday morning Col. j. W.
Moore and Lieut.. Col. Lyman we're killed.
Col. Pepnybaker was badly wounded al.
so Lieut.. Col Coan.
EoriS MsrAxfos s.er.,.r, eN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Gen: Butler has been sunni oned, end was ct
Washington before the c. mm., on the conduct
Of the war. giving bis ressors Why be dill not
take Fort Fisher,- during the forepart Of the
present week.
Bstlers testimony before the Committee oD
the Conduct Of the War lifts the veil which has
covered many disasters and biunders in front of
Petersburg His testimony produced pro.
found inpressioO. and s6mnoIs were issue for
Grsnt sud other high officials.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

The Emperor Msximillian has written a
letter to his Minister at Eseudor. re affi IN
ing bis views on The Cbu ch question, and
announces that though there IS to be iull
aud free toleration of religious opinion. yet
the state religion of Mexico will b. that Of
the Roman Catholic Church. g0r;is-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

IMMENSE TRhvE1; The increase OF pas
senger travel on the South Shcre railroads,
owing to he passport system, is so grea;
that the Toledo road is compelled to send
out extra trains nearly or quite every day,
to accommodate he immense numbers that
arrive from the East. M ... r..Il a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Provost Marshal Of Baltimore. captured
on Monday the brig Mountain Eagle and
the schooner Francis Heath, both engaged
in running goods from New York to Vir-
giuia. They nave both been condemned
and will te sold. 'l m'lt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

A tax of 10 cents a gallon, on crude
petroleum, will give a revenue this year OF
at least 1924, 100000 to the government.
eau any article afford to pay it easier Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

The n 7, TInss ssl.daah sosrsspoad.
sdt Or The the ieih ssys:' nlA1 aal ) n.
Espsclsi msssspess lsst o. shs eth sish
6l.tsse eheS from ssAhoriiiss VI 6avssnsh TO
Gov Brown selsiiss 10 the rstotn Of 6sor.
gia 10 the Uaiou. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Secretary Seward has issued circular an
nouneing that oil consular 9 lices in the proviu-
ees lying on our No rtberp and Northeastern
border are authorized to receive United States
currency 10 payment for passports, and direc :
ing, in cases sny codsul has charged an excess
over the prescribed price, that be refund the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Dcserters coming into our lines 10 front OF
Petersburg bring Information Of the destruc-
zion BY heavy rains Of forty FIVE miles Of tie
DanvilIc Road lying between DauviEs and
Greensboro. Bridges snd eulvsrts hate been
swept away. Ills being the principle road
for supplies. its effect upon rebel supplies. can.
not, IL true, but be disastrous.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
J. w. BRAoLEY's
Patent Duplex Eliptical Spring
- 4 I R 81.

THIS Invention consis Is of Duplex-or
Il two-Eliptic Steel Springs, ingsniously braided
tightly and firmly together edge to edge making the tough
est Elastic Flexible and Durable Spring
abing the In OF its elasticity and
feIblenes to place and fold when in uss easily and
with the convenience silk muslin dress.
trely obvises and ences the only objections to Hoop
Sks viz the annoysnes 10 the we'll the public
especially crowded assemblies, carriages railroad cars
church pers any crowded place. the diculiy Of
contracting them aud the occupancy small Thi
trely the difficulty, while giving the Skirt the
usual full and symmetrical form, and the lghtst and
stylish and graceful appearance for the reet opera promn
ade house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
and comfort and great convenience Of wearing ofhs
plex Elliptic Spring Skirt for single day. will asr
wards willingly dispense with the Of them. They
also equally de irabe, and great improvement other
kinds OF Skirts for Msses and young Ladies' who short
dresss the elasticity and nesby Of them prevents whsa
coming contact with anything oowdpg the hoop close
the person. from pushing out the other side OF the hoop
dress and again. they much durable and not
likely to bend break get OF ahape. The Bottom
Rods all the skirts also Double Steel and twics
Double Covered 10 prevent the covering from wearing or
the rods when dragging down stairs steps, &C. which
they constantly subject 10 when In All made Of
the quality OF corded tapes and every part Of the skirt
Of the very best materials Cd in ever respect
to be BY far The best most comfortable aud most Durable
Skirt ever made. -. 80 -. t.r a ..r-ly .
Enquire fo the Duplex Elliptic sprirs Skirt for sal. Ia ali
variety ofstylss and sizes, BY 40
Ashtabua, Augast 1. 1854, 9 To2.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Total Z. SlZ,zov w
All which is respectfully submitted And now fellow cit
izens having served you be best Of by ability and not
having the time the business which its Import
demands and hoping you will al my place accepaby
to yourselves respectfully resign my position
member OF your Township Military Committee 4
GEO. W. DICKINSON, t
Ashtabua Jan. II 1865. Treasurer Military Comm. 1884
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

sIxAfcx Foorni who left the Rebel Senate
in high dudgeou and disgust with JEFF Davis.
attempted with bis wife some days since to
getou Of the Coufederacy. and shake off the
dsss Of his feet against rebeldom, bat was ar.
rested and taken back to Richmopd. CORES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Lave you read Thfsf The undersigne respect
uly all persons having any tiled accounts
s Books prior TO the st day o jan stb whether In my
favor or against me- 10 call and settle Ia inediate
Those having notes due and unpaid also requested
call and pay the sum.
Asbtabuln Jan 10 1905
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

tcEPoRT OF tho Trsasurcr of tho Town
ship Military COMMITTEES for Bllne the Quota un-
the 100000 call OF the President, July IS, 1861,
FsLlow CITIZENS The MltEry Committee 10 which was
tntusted the labor OF filling this quota beg leave 10 sub
NIT tor your careful consideration foovnv Ranoys In
co Of the absence ofthe Chermsn Of the
day, , 3.sg-r.se y 80. ''' 80. "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

the public longer hesitate what andote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary or
gans that Incident to climate While many inferior
remedies thrust upon tie community have faed and been
discarded this has gained friends BY every trial. conferred
benefits the afflicted they forget and produced
and too remarkable to Be forgotten
We only assure the public, that s quality Il carefully
kept the best has bcen and that be rolled
upon TO do for their relief all that Il has done.
Great numbers Of Cergymen, Physieisns Statesmen and
eminent have lent their 10 certify the
psraeled usefulness Of remedies but space here viii
permit the insertion Of them. The Agents below named
furnish gratis AMERICAN ALnAsAc In which they
given with aiss full descriptions of the complaints they
Those who require aeratrs medicine to purify the
blood will end AYERS CoMP. Ext SARsAPARLLA the
dy to use. Try 1t and you will knew its value.
Prepared by Cr AVER T. Co lowell Mass, and soId BY
G. WILLARD. and H. A. HENDRy, Ashtabuls, sad dealers
eyerywhers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

fSCHSt.
So wide the Geld sf ita
usefulness, and 90 numerous
the esses OF Its cures, that al
most every section Of country
abounds with persons publicly
knovn, who have been restot.
ed from alarming and even
desperate diseases Of the lungs
by its use. When once tried,
IFS superiority over every 9th.
or expectorant Is too apparent
to escape observation, and
vhere ia vfrtues are known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

Ssue IL Congress, Il seems have asked Q
fortnight pcssposenent Of the vote on the
proposed amendment Of tho Constitution for
the abolishue.t Of Slavery 10 the United
sssfes. Whether thss II to feel further the
psass Of ahe psopls, on sks great qaestion-ror
sowske pause q ssspect before the passage
Of 90 as~,rious On set, Is not stated. IL
the former. ~e should pronounce the work en-
sircly supsriuous since no popular uttcrancs
on any project e6ald be more express and en-
phs,is Dian that Of the American people on
ihis ihe sccoud Tuesday of November last.
Thdss wk6 would 60 feeling after the pulse Of
the bsiiop, ifter such . popular utieraDss %
that, must be strangely cautious
II the pause bs designed one Of respect, IL
is somswha, more justifisble. But even here,
there q room for question. How long shall q
nation, OF It's representa- ives pause, before do
ing great ard good work A work OF mn
questioned humanity and justicc-of unparal
lelled dignity ard glory Who can comput'
the smosnt Of dishoaer that lies IN an hour
delay to do . thing that is right For on
selves, we would rather say
rs N when 'tvers aons, tvsrs dsrs cell, sne.1.
Twse well that II vevs done quickly"
Besides, what o rare chance Of honor. wh'
an uniading wreath Of renown, lies within Il
grasp Of the present Congress The Co
gress that sends down 10 the States this que
sioa Of the proposed final and utter extiuguis
msut Of American Slavery, Is to be one Of il
mortal memory, in the annals Of the natio
aud OF the world. And the distinguished pri
iItke Of having Belonged to n, and Of hsvir
given right vote on its all sSsorbing que
tiou, 10 one which millions would eagerly cove
as . present honor, or prieeless legacy &
their posterity. Does The 4dh American CO.
gress despi,e .hs 6slo Of glory above 4
head If II does. then let It pass away, 40
give place to another, that shall better upde
stand The spirit Of the times, tho intention
The nation and the expectation OF the werl
The finding OF the Court 10 the case
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

That The Rebel Gen. Price is dead seems
to be settled. ~-s-.-.a-.-+.---.. -i..s.s-..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21
s25 REwARDi

EOR Information where q Sc wing Me-
IL chine Team be found Said team con, isbg Of one
pair OF Black Horses with Silver Hsrnes
cred Wagon with body painted dark green running gear
yellow. with the words awhecler Wilson's Sewing Ma
chInes each aide, and "wm Sumner Co. Pt,burs Ps'
the end Tbs team few miles from connsaut
Vile, Pa, about Nov. 25th OF 27th.
One half Of the Aboye amount will Be paid 70 person
giving information OF either horses wagon. Addres
2s2-s4 Y s. owN.sUMNER Co, Pittsburgh, "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

The finding Of the Court 10 the case ol
North is in the hands of Judge Holt. The
belief 10 Washington 10 that North has been
convicted. a5s.7. j. s5a str-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

The DE&rh or EDWARD EvEaErr.-Ed.
ward Everett died on the morning Of the
18Th at bis residence ~ Bbstou, OF fapoplexy.
His sge was ssventy years. He addressed
bis fellow citizens q. Faneuil Hall on Mon.
day previous, in aid of-sending provisions
to Savannah, and during the afternoon Of
that day he was present in the court room.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-01-21

mrS EMPLOYMENT.
} A MONTH Agents wanted 10
sell Sewing Machines. We will give coinmsiou all ma.
sold employ agents who viii work for the above
wages and all expenses paid. address, - :. }. 49,. ~.
al '1sTli'.- '.-,~.,,''4 d. b. HERRINT0N Co.
7sa Detroit Mish.' !.
, 1865-07-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~(GlREDAGEN den lite August f6fstk. Mid
81 dag H. - vii der paa undertegnede
Contoir blive afholdt Session i
Ki6bmand John Liggett's Fallitbo hvor
Repartition vii blive fremlagt og Boet
forventes %sluttet.
Hvilket herved bekjendtgj6res til allie
Vedkommendes EfterretniDg.
St. Thom@ Skifterets Contoir, den 8dd
JUL 1865.
ROsemstamd,
, 1865-07-21
PrOclama.

Ell LIE og Enhver som MATTE have No
AA get at fordre paa Boet efter abode
Maria James alias Penine indkaldes her
we'd med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for I'M
tegnede Skitteret at anmelde og beyiis-
liggj6te deres Krav.
Iligemaade indkaldes med Aar og Days
Varsel den Afd6des Arvinger til at legiti.
mere deres Aryeret.
st. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den SIDE
JUL 1865.
ROsemstamd.
, 1865-07-21

gU1RsDAGEN den SIDE August f6rstk. Mid
a dag III. - vii der paa undertegnede
Contoir bIive afholdt Session j
DHrr. Wolff Arnthal & Co.'S. Fallitbo
hvor Repartition vii blive fremlagt og
Boet foryenteS %sluttet.
Hvilket herved bekiendtgj6res til allie
Vedkommendes Efterretning.
st. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den SIDE
JUL 1865.
ROsemstand.
, 1865-07-21

NoRsDAGEN den lode August f6rstk.
a midday ri. 10 vii der paa underteg-
nede Contoir blive afholdt Session i
Ki0bmand G. A. Correa's Stervbo hvor
Repartition vii blive fremlagt og Boet
~forventes %sluttet.
Hyilket herved bekjendtgj6res til allie
Vedkommendes Efterretning.
st. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den SIDE
JUL 1865.
ROscnstand.
, 1865-07-21

the quantity she will take out, and &C.
cording to present arrangements it is in
tended that everything shall be in readi-
ness for her departure not later than the
middle of the approaching month.
, 1865-07-21
FOR RENT

THE house No 36 Strand Street,
belonging to Mrs. Keutsch, at
present occupied by Mrs. Didrichsen.
Possession car be had LIST August.
Apply to
J. C. BRANDT.
, 1865-07-21

The FRENCH AND ENGLISH I~RoN-CLADs.
According to present arrangement, the
French and English Fleets will meet off
Plymouth on the 18th July. After a
stay of a week or ten days the French
vessels will visit several Of our principal
ports, and the British squadron will pro-
coed to the French ports.
TAHITI.-The Patrje publishes a letter
from San Francisco which states that
Count de la. Ronciere, commander-in-chief
of the French establishments 10 the Pa
clfc Ocean, has abolished customs duties
at Tahiti and replaced them by q contribu-
ton of 100000, to be levied from the
principal merchants in the island in the
shape of a proportional tax for a license.
The resolution Of the Admiral was an
nounced to the public by NJ. de Gazette,
French ConsuI-General, and was we'll re-
ceived. The measure had been frequent
ly proposed as advantageous for the
island.
, 1865-07-21
AUCTION.

MFTER Begjering af Executorerne eff
~ ter afgangne William Hardcastle som
Pante- og UdIegshaver vii
, 1865-07-21
1AAAA 4OA AIAIN 4AO 1J4N
ROSE HILL

beliggene denne Oes Nordside Qvarteer
Lit. A, No. II A, tagen we'd Execution
fra Planter f. L~ockhart, bIive opraabt til
Bortsalg we'd Ell 4de Auction som vii blive
afholdt paa Auctions Contoiret,
LOVERDAGEN den ste August f6rst-
kommende, ON Middagen Klokken IL
slet.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir d.. lite
JUL 1865.
e.. SarauW.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-11
Administrators Sale.

Margaret Folger ADMIR-. of Henry 7. Folger,
against
Josephine Fotger and others.
BY virtue of an order from the Probate
Court of the County of Monroe, in the State
of Ohio, will oiTvr for sale, at public auction
on the premises, on
Saturday, the LII dry of February 1865,
the olloSing described premises situate in
the County and State aforesaid, to wit:
The west halt of the south east quarter OF
section thirty-five, township one, of range
four. MARGARET FoLGER, Adm'rx.
of Henry 7. Folger.
December 2s, ls64-5t.