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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19

sMUsT HAvE24 WEEKs OF ScHooL. The
Legislature Of Ohio has so amended the
School Law, that in case Of failure to
make the necessary provision for continuing
the schools in operation at least 1uenty-fom
weeks each school year, township or dis
trict is not entitled to any portion of the
school fund arising from the State tax, and
the members of the Board causing the fail
ure are personally liable for the loss. School
officers, look well to your duty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19

OxE of the best signs of the times is the
Getsthat Horace Greeley, the able editor of
the New York Tribune, is slaboring to bring
about peace. In this movement he Is Sc i
condcd By John w. Forney, editor Of. the
Washington Elsoaicle, which is the reput-
cd organ Of the President. Z '-.gr, "a:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19
SADDLES AND HARNESS |!

VNToULD resnectrully inform his old ps-
w toners and the public generally, that
he has on hand large stock and general as
sortIhent of Saddles, Hairless; &C., cofisisS-
ing in part offull-quilted and plain Skaters,
quilted hood cover and plain half-Spanish
and flll-backs, quilted and plain seated,
brass and wood horn dehipeaks plain and
quilted seat low ctlnte Englisil trottiBg snd-
dies. Also n variety 81 styles OF side saddles;
with short and extended quilted knee
springs, hoop and bsEk springs; silver tSul-
ored, russet blue, and black enafneled leath=
crquiltcd and plain plushcd seats. lie haa
also on hand sets Of extra fine silver mount
Ell carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, haf=
tiers, brides and nlartngalos of most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips Of tho finest quality; IN fact most ev-
erything usually keptjn II saddlery shop
He deems il unnecessary to puff and biotE or
let off gtts ab0nt the material or Il orr innIl-
ship Of his work, as it will recommend IL
self t. those who are Judges or who l,se t.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage he Inns
heretofore received, he hopes by strict at,en-
ton to business and selling good work at 81
reasonable price, 10 merit Il continuance a
the same. STOP, directly opposite the See,
timer office, Caaiz, Ohio.
April ], 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19

"A CoNscIENTIoUs ScRUpLE y Henry
Ward 1}eecher asked Park Benjamin WHY
he never ssue 70 Brooklyn to hear him
preach. Mr. benjamin replied why,
Beeohef, the fact is, / have conscientious
sGsuplss sgsinst tang to places Of publiea,
musenient on Sundays !. 81 Z s. l.ss .'lr7.y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19
PEFR0LIA.
BY o. SHAW.

At midnight In his humble tent.
An oil man dreamt Of that bright hour,
When grease, hercourse 10 heaven bent,
should come forth at his power.
In dreams he saw around displayed
The trophies of his greasy trade,
In dreams be saw the oily tide
Roll swiftly dowa the mountains side,
And saw il all the valleys wide
With natures blessings FAT;
lie saw his rivals calmly stare,
To hear his name borne on the air
As So-nnd-So, the millionaire,
And hope fOr luck like that
At nidnightin the forest shades
The oil men campcd; "a motley band,
6ome OF them thrifty Yankee blades
From far Oft Northern land;
There-speculators had been rash:
Thsre-hs had thcy sunk their wells and caslIi
There--had their prospects gone 10 smash
Upon n former dRy.
And now there breathed that talntT air,
A host who never had been there,
With luck IN try, and cash to spare,
As far, as much rs they.
some hours passed on; the oil man woke
Aud found his dream no idle joke.
he woke-to hear his Waterman speak,
To hear his trenchmen round him shrek
Ono lasting yell that ne er did cease.
"Huzza it comes, the grease! the grease d"
And grease spots falling thick and fast
As rain drops from a mountain cloud
And then with voice rs trumpet loud
The oil man cheered them on:
Mork-tlll every pore perspires,
Work-'tis strength nv claim REQUIRES,
Work-I'l yet defy the buyers.
z . Hork-or my profits gone.
They strove; how hard no tongue can toll,
'HhAV Mi lD1 h, h.,r L., III.
They sought to stop the flowing well
And run the thing back IN the ground.
They conquered; but the oil man fell
Into n tank and drowned
A few desponding rivals near,
Who heard that morn his joyons cheer,
Now saw his carcass disappear
And heard his breathing cease;
They mourned his fate as very sad;
Ana all declared 1t was too bad
but cursed the foreign taste that had
Sepulchred him in GREAsE.
Come to the hen-pecked husband
Come help the lawyer waste his breath,
Come to tie topper when he feels
hes found that enemy that steals
Away his brains; and calmly thinks
His quotas filled of earthly drinks;
Come 10 the sailor in the storm,
The soldier in his uniform
Some when the heart beats high and warm
Beside some sympathetic form,
And then wecan but say ut hest
Thou art indeed q fatal guest.
But to the oil man when his shaft
Has pierced the sombre shades below,
And there comes forth a solid drauglIt,
\ clear, substantial, oily flow;
When gold by thousands he can see,
And thinks Of millions ''yet to be-"
When then thou comest with aspect grim
From off thy'dark and dreary shore,
To bring thy message unto him
Ihen-then-thy call is doubly sore.
Petrolia! as n foundlihg waif
GREASE fathered IN your childhood's 's days
Posterity can ne'er decide
To curse sho or to praise
The few who haply win thy smile
Shall hold thee up to fane,
While thousands who do not strike lle''
viii surely damn thy name.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-04-19

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

II will be seen from the ofhcial reports We
publish today that JEPP. DAVIS, the arch
conspirptor has been run down like fox,
and captured In his ''old oomansp petit.
coats, which he had with fear and trembling
thrown over his bifurpate costume to conceal
his Identity. Afler having donnsd the erin.
olino, "aecoutred as he was, "the old hs-and.
she rebel (who told suRRArr, one Of his fsl.
low cOnsPiratOrs, late in March, that Rich.
mond would not be eyacuAted) took TO the
bush But while showing "a clean pair Of
heels to his pursuers in blue, JEPF's crino.
line was raised high enough to display pair
Of masculine boots, Whereupon the boys in
blue "dOuble-quieked" and gobblod JErY.
J d. then pulled out m unfsminino bowio-
knife, and tried to scare somebody; but and.
ing that useless he Sheathed his weapon, and
began to scold like an old woman about the
inhumanity of the United States Government
in hunting down womon!'' We should not
be surprised to fnd JEFF. before he Is hung
coming out a regular women's rights man.
The rebel General Henningsen, in con.
vcnation with gentleman Of this city few
days ago, denounced General Robert Il. Lee
as an "0ld Granny,n but II was supposed
that Jof. was thoroughly masculine. How
the ghost of his hrst father-in.iaw must have
been disquietOd, IL 1t witnessed the spectacle
Of JEFF fleeing into the wilderness clad In
pettieoata, ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
Later from Europe = Arrival e1 tho
Steamer saxonia.

NEW YoRK, May lt.-.Ths steamer sax.
onia has arrived from Southampton with ad.
vices TO May ID.
Cotton was hrm and unchanged. Flour
and wheat Arm. Provisions hrm. Consols
9OlAQOi. Five-twenties BSt. Z.
In tho House Of Lords Earl Russell moved
an humble address TO tho Queen, expressing
the sorrow and indignation Of the House Al
President Lncoin's assaSsination, and pray.
ing that these sentiments be conveyed To the
AmerieAn Government. T.
Il was said that the Queen had written a
private letter 70 Mrs. Lineoh. expressing her
deepest sympathy for her irreparabie loss.
Lord Derby seconded the motion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

!, sPseuLArIvH PHiLANrnnoPT.- other
great advantage Of the Presdmen's Burepu
will be that Il win close the business opera
tions Of parcel Of lazy philAnthropists, who
now regard the poor eontrabAnd as their
stock-in-trade. They turn from the working
associations that have laborod for the practi.
cal bensat Of "Uncle Tom," and got up
some neat little philanthropic machine which
they can run for individual profit. They
want TO keep the old dnrkie miserable, that
they can play upon his miseries like harp
Of thousand strings, and will not lot him
stir from the waters Of Babylon, that they
can set his tears to song. :.
Poor Toms R-oold, rs their Shaksporean
sterootyped cry. They don't want Uncle Tom
converted into . well-elothed, industrious
lsboror. living In . neat tenement, with
door pi-svr iss-ssiS--l .srnaaAa Ranahsy
want TO keep him and his associate freed poo
pie housslsss, tattsrod and depbndent, while
they al their own pockets with the aims OK.
tortsd from the charitable. What q pity
that the DRAFT Is over, for these rasoals should
have been mAdo TO 0nter the ranks perhaps
they would have preferred the reKimeptal
bands, vhero they could have blown their
swn trumpeta. They know how 'PsrIsy'sn
eOryegpoadsssos "a fhs BoSt0n Journal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
riam FRrNoIT nNVOY,

The MARQUIS DE MoSrHOLoN. the Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PlonipOtsntiAry
Of the French Emperor near our government.
has arrived in Washington, and was pre-.
sentsd to tho President on Saturday.
The MARQUIS has the reputation Of being
as faithful and true to success as his noble
father was 70 adysrsity.. II that be 80, We
shall be the best Offrisnds. The logic Of The
last few months is enough TO convince any
sagaeiOus man that the United States are,
and must bo, a great nation.
The sooner that tho representatives Of for
sign courts learn that this Is the settled son.
timent Of the American people the better il
will be for them and their goVernmenIs. The
voice Of this great and triumphant nation.
alIty is but hdlstinctly hoard in the social
circles Of Washington, Beltinore, aud the
NsO Rork HotsL most frsGaontsd by the
diplomatic body in this country. II Is a
meter Of little Importance 70 US what they
think or feel lis for their own good to
understand US. 1ls t Al
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
Capture Of one OF Booth's heeompiies.

=
prom the Toledo Blade. l1ih
We learn that Carroll. the man who pep-
cured the canoe In which the assassin Booth
crossed the Potomac river in his flight from
Washington, was arrested 1t Delphos, Ohio.
on Tuesday afternoon last, BY Major Burn.
q Government detective
Major Burns h cSa~ple, having lost bis
ieft leg In the army. AZ >fter the sssassinn-
tion was employed AZ q 1sctise TO assist IN
ferreting out the guilty partisG How IL hap
pened that be eelcctcd Carroll As bis ''bird'
has not trahspirod 1srr- taf
Dressing himself a. an INDECENT soldier,
with his erutch and cane and paper frou
Government oileial. requesting Provost Mar.
shals along the route oftraFel 70 afford the
" poor soldier . such assistance as he might
need, Major Burns started on the pursuit
He frst learned Of Carroll, at Alexandria
aud then slowly but surely followed tho track
until he learned that the nccomplics had .
relative at or near Delphos, Ohio, when the
Major went directly 10 that place. There hI
letter Of reeommondation secured him much
attention from those able 10 lend him pccu.
mary aid. and enabled him 70 look Sbou,
town without exciting suspicion that he had
any special business. la
Amer remaining there few days, be
caught sight Of Carol, and with Assistants
followed him into a store or saloon. and A.
rested him. Carroll, taken BY surprise, vas
completely overcoms. IL 10 stated that be
vspt bitterly, and, vringing his hands, 81
claimed: They will hang mo. thsy VIII
hang me-" and BY other Expressions eyinesd
his fear at the approach Of Justice.
When tho gentleman Who brought thh
news to this city left Delphos. Carroll was d
jail at that place, awaiting the arrival Of ths
guard 10 conduct him 60 Washington, ths
Government having been informed Of hb
arrest' e.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
History of the Selection OF President
LAneoln's Resting Place.


A correspondent Of the Chicago TIbHns
writes
Much lnjusilcs has been done TO the views
and motives Of those responsible for the 30.
lection Of tho last resting place Of our
lamsnted President. am able 10 clear up
ths matter, deriving my Information from the
very hrst sources. and / am confident II will
be relief "a. the entire public, as well As TO
the parties moro especially interested, TO
have the mattsr set At rest beyond all con-
travention
when the remains left Washington Il was
understood by the family and friends that
they would be placed In the city vault In Oak
iRidgs Csmstery, until proper vadlt could
be prepared for their reception. On Its cou.
ing 20 Mrs. hnooln's knowledge, through the
Springfield Journal, that they were to ibo
placed inthe Mathsr vault, she caused TO bo
autographed on Friday morning, that they
must Be deposited az Oak Ridge Cemetery,
and nowhere else, |" and tho same day she got
seerstary Stanton TO telegraph the same
thing. aff 7tss. .fta ~
On Sunday telegram was received In 70.
Ply from Mr.. Stewart, saying; Logan, Treat,
Ridgelsy, conklin, agree with me that the
Arrangsments have gone too far to be
changed" ItwRs answered back that go they
must be changed, and that II her wishes were
not complied with the remains would bo re-
moved TO Chicago next june On Monday
morning Robert Lincoln telsgrAphsd to Gov.
oglesby that "tho arrangements must be
changed, and his mothers wishes strictly
complied with ~.
Nothing was received until Tassiay morn.
Ing indicating compliance with her wishes,
and then the pH6iishsd Telegram was received
with several others kn0lc this 10 be So for
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

A CATTLE dealer Of Pruasian eilesiA MAJ
murdered and robbed some twelve Year, ago
aud no traces ofthe murderer could bo found
A year later the murdered mans daughtsi
married master butcher. with whom she hai
lived ever since. A few days back, vhiis
preparing 10 remove 70 another house, th
woman found, among her husbands effects, :
small purse embroidered with silver. which
she herself had made for her father and
which had disappeared after the murder. A
horrible suspicion took possession Of her
mind, and having taxed her husband With
the crime. be made full confession, and hAi
consequently been arrested and committed
for trial
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

100 y i,iti ttlttvt4t q Nff7
~. stonk ..e f
, " 4a nee.h sake : eaiplne WIN aim
n.ela ~. NJ nerola took one.'
~, s.ne ,,eess ,s ofef
told hin would eq up aiter the
ot1sr one, put n. sNd ne cotid not carry II.
ee nese. nrorsht bus oue down.
nns. an
~. 'a nsa yoa ,eose eAreines convenient
"hen tney came
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
sOcrnrr ron AnnLIoRITIso rnr cOsDlrrOs

6ocfnrH HFoRAMELIoRkrIHa THE CoSDrrIoS
o. TEE JEws.-Ths American Society for
Amaliorating tho Condition Of the Jews b cid
its annual meeting Thursday, At the Bible
House, New York, Rev, ]. NeAnder In the
chair Number Of Waits to Jewish families
Last year, ], 200; pages of tracts distributed,
l8.oooi other books distFibutsd, iDcluding
Bibles and Now Tostamsnts, about ], 900.
Ihs society now holds 81, 500 invested In
aesen-thirty bonds Tho number Of Jews
in fhis city WAa estimated At 90, 900 Of the
22t 900 In ths United States. Addresses
Nsrg made ~ Mr, Msrgin. Thomas s. Hast,
lnEa Rev n. Neander. and Mr.. Lsdwilh.
AsF Dr. John foryth was made pFepident Of
The society, and other officers and lay mana
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

FAIL or sEvEs DoLLARs,A A Tos ~ Coal
The BuffAlo CoNsmsSoial has the following
announcement:
/" BY reference 60 an advertisement 10 an
other column Il will be seen that the Anthr''
cite Coal Company in this city have an
nouncod . reduction Of seven dollars toa'
from this date, In the price Of this ooal--'
reduction which is unprecedented IN the biz
tory OF the coal trade"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

VERMoEr BRAvBRY. The eolors Of th'
I'd Vermont regiment are inscribed With th'
naaes Of twenty-five battlesi the Sd regimes
with tWenty-onei tho lth with tuenty-ona
the 5th with tuenty-ohe, ths 9Th with twss
ty-onei the 10th With eight, the 18th WI
ssveni the I'd U.i s. sharpshooters WI w
twenty the lat artillery with seven, and ~
LIST U. B. aharpsh0oters with twsnty-four
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

THs PaHsByTsRlAS GENERAL AssEHBLlEi
Tho Old and New School General Assemblies
Of the Presbyterian Church will NEST ~
year on the same day, Thursday, May ~
the former at Pittsburg, and the latter nt ~
Lafayette Avenue PresbyteriAn Church y
brooklyn. Tho opening sermon before ~
Old School body viii be delivered By ks'
james Wood, that before the New Seho'
body by Rev. Thomas Bainerd.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
Supposed Arrest of Quantre1, the Kan
aiel st cas- DaepsraAo. 1900.

LouIsvILLH, May lS.--A guerrilla, sup
posed TO be Quantrsll, Of the Lawrenee mas
sAere notorlcty, was wounded BY Torrellu
scouts, near Faylorsvllls, on Wednesday,
and lodged in the military prison today.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

Epiroa NArIpSALa RsSuBLioAE; 10 is recon.
naeuded that Jsd. Davis aud hia petticoAts be
sent 10 the "kOrthwestern Sanitary Con- nmlasion
aud soldiers Home Fair which II 10 open At
Chicago oh the 10th instant We make the Hug
gestlon, but are Apprehensivs that Barnum,
"Artemus ward" or some other Snowman will
be ahead. This is 10 Joke. viii not some of
our philAAthrople and sAgAeious Western friends
attend 10 the matterf 80
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

II Is ssid the ladies 40. about to hold 4
mass meeting and change their dress 70 the
blOOmsr costume, the Old-fAshiOnsd skirts
having been disgraeed By JsSv. DAVIS while
running away with the specie and spoons Of
his constituents. -. "a. !. n, II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

W. y. RicHARDs, ESQ.,, Manager Of the
American Telegraph oses in Boston, died this
morning.
r. N. 7. HusrER, Of Virginia, has been
overhsnlsd By our forees aad brought to Rich.
mond under guard. he is now soaAnsd on q
gunboat IN the James rifsr. atisl 4{ "
DRoES, alias HARoRlyK, one Of the burg
lsI, who robbed the backing house Of williams
fCo., al Pit,.buIg, on The "a oi April, has been
arrested At TorOnto. Two AesQppiiees Of his
escaped, bat hope, are entsrAiiN Of securing
them also.
Major TArLoR, son Of ex-President Tay.
ior, has been paFoled for tan days In LouisyllIs.
IN order V enable him 70 leave tho Unitsd states,
hThaviug refused 70 take the oath Of allegiance.
y Room A. PRYoR visited General Logan
when his corps wus stationed at PetsrsburE.s he
appeared terribly broken down, and from the
tenor Of bis remarks, seemed 10 mourn the mag
nituds Of his sin In helping 10 kindis and ksep
alive the recent rsbellioR MS eouseienes viii
b. his greatest puaishmsnt IN the course Of
eouver.AtioA he confessed 70 his having been
Instrumental in allins many an untmsiy grave,
and Of having robbed the widowed mother 49,
child Of their natural protector.
GES. BASEs has issued an order, dated
New Orleans. Nay 2, directing that prisoners Of
war on parole within his department.. under
General Grants s,ipulA,lORs, are 10 be regarded
a prisoners Of war They will not Be allowed
10 bear arms, t6wsar In pnblis the uniform Of
the rebel army, the uniform Of the United States,
or any distinctive badge Of military service.
They Are not entitled TO participate in the msn.
Agenent Of public aaAirs or to enter upon busi /.
ness pursuits, and arc required 10 report to the
Provost Marshal General foTthwlth.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

As Irish journal rscommends that thsi,
should be alErge emigration Of "poor ~
hardWorking whites 70 the southern baas'''
when restored 70 the Union
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

THR vlenness are going to take up V,,. Vss
they have dropped IN England, namely, ~
systsm Of street railroads having BsnnIea
concession for thirty years 70 biseet the s0''
In al alrsetione.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

LnF us % ordsr our oonvsgsailon In the
world that We may live when w are dead In
the Affections Of the best, and lsaye an honor
able testimony 10 ths eonasisnees of The
worst 5T' iF4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

BEAUriHuL MUsIc.--ws have received
from W, o. MEriHAorr, corner Of Blevsnth street
and Peunsylvania avenue, the nns ballad Of
THE FOr.aksn, I" By vtsafSIA 0ABhrHL; "Pre.l.
dent LrScoLs's Funeral March," By u. MACE;
''Reat, Noble ChieflAin,' song 90 the death Of
President LtscoLs; aud ''Toll the Bell Mourn.
fuiiy," written ana sompossd ~ C. ESHAHsr--
ali arranged for thelpiAno 10 rte. H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15
SECOND EDITIOA|
r'oUn p,tIzDck, 4. &.


AInzlspnn n. srErnsss succeeds to the
proud honor. II, glory. and the praise Of the
randsnd high position Of Prsslden. Of the
rebel oPpfsderssy; nov lying around loose in
fiofidA ara Ttza.. Good bye, ALneJ ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

A soLbIEh writes home that he gets along
hey put the shOr,snins lntO u lsngthwiss.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

. Hs3r. noted guerrilla, was hung At
g. Louia on Aonday. 'glmflia sintIRss
evraAisr"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-15

TnK FAN River cotton mills and the Amer.
can print works are rOsuming operations
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

OIL LAND FoR SALEM FEE, FROM 70 TO 100
~ acres, West virginia, adjoining good flowing and
pnmpns wen sso several good leases for sale at low
naurs Apply W E ARK LEVY, $40 broadway
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

nrAMoND JEwELRy, Liberal PRICES PAID FO1e
- DA b. W PLumB, Ban Bssmona Sa Broker, Sia brosdwsy.
Valuations per cent. Loans negotiased,
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

INOR sALE-HOUsR IN EAST TENTH STREET, THREE
story hsh stoop full lot good order rents for 81 000
suitable Tor gentleman with large family Terms easy Ad
dress Executor Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IToUsE wANTED-ouT OF TOWN, WITH ABOUT
three acres Of land house must be good and subsan
a railroad depot and within half hour 70 an hour
Of the city Address House. boz $50 Post oGlce, with fun
particulars.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

ages and large barn All IN good order h sores land
the village Of Hughsonvi and two miles from the railroad
station Il New Hamburg Duchess county well sacu
largo boarding house or public nsutution WIN be
cold very moderate price Apply 70 D. O. K1N0SLAND,
Is broad atroet.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

TNoR sALE-oN LONG ISLAND, NEAT TWO STORY
Il Cottage with two or more lots OF Ground fruit ana
few walk the depot Of the Brooklyn Central
and Jamaica Railroad, and opposite the Ridgewood Water
Works. Inquire on the premises. THOMAS SMITH.