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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OYFicz OF CoAPTRoLLvR OF TIE CrRRENcY,
WAsHisGrUS, April 4th, 1865.

4 w HEREAS by satisfactory evidence
preented to the undersigned II has to appe.
that The Farmers National Bank of Ashabula the vii
hge Of AshHua in the county of Ashtabua and state
Ohio has been duly oganzed under according 10 the
requiremens of the act of Congress- entitled Act IN pro-
vide National Currency secured by pledge OF United
States Bonds and TO provide for the circulation redeinp-
ton thereof" aprroved June g. 1854 and has compile with
fail the provisions Of said act required complied with
before commenting the business Of Banking under s1d
Now theeftre Freeman arke Comptroller Of the cur
rehcy, d. hereby certify that "The Farmers National Bank
of Ashtahua in the village Of shabuls in the county
Ashtabua and state of Ohio autbon 10 commence tire
business Of Bsuki under the aforesaid.
Ia testimony wheeo witness my ha nd and seal OF Office
this Fourth day Of April, 1855. I'D
,->>, - FREEMAN CLARKE,
GUS. Comptroller Of the Currency.
t~-) IOt7os t.9i- =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22

WEIGHT OF PEopLE.-The average re
lurns show that citizsn OF the world, onI
the fsst appearances 10 public. weighs
about six pounds aud and half; boy
baby little more, girl baby lIt,le less
5 ,me very modest babies hardly turn the
scaieAwith two pounds and a half, while
other pretentious youngsters boast of ten
and eleven pounds When Ssylock asks d.
for bis pound Of aesh," he asked for an
equivalent to little less than one sixth of
o baby. How The tiny ones grow dnri x
childhood we need not trace here; bu. ii
may be interesting to know that boys and
girls Of twelve years of age are nearly
equal 10 weight; after which limit. males
are heavier than female, of the sams age
Young men Of twenty average hundred
and tertyrthfee ponads each, while the
ycung women OF twenty average hundred
and twenty pouads. Men reach ihe.r
heaviest bulk at about ihiriyhse, when
their average weight is aboot hundred
and 6fty-two pounds; but The womer
slowly fatten until City y ben their ave
rage is hundred AID twenty -uine pounds
Men and women together, their weight a
full growth average about twenty times q
beAvy as they were on the first day OF thei
existence. OF course averages are her
only meant. Tho averages were forme
from men ranging from hundred an
eight to tao hundred and twenty pound
The actual weight OF bumin nature, takin
nll ages ard conditions mobiles. clergy
uukers. taiIors. wives. maidsDs. boys, girl
and babies. all included--the aysrsg
weight is almost exae'ly one hundre
English pouud.evoirdupois for each huma
beings quantity sasy TO remember at an
rate, IL 1850, B, 80, - sa.,-.,, !.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Village Ordinance.

Il HE AiIEN1lON OF those Interest,"
ed called the action the Village connci in regard to
tie following Village Ordinance;
De ordaiued by the coans of the Incorporated village
Iof Ashtabua ...f, sf f.ii.,a- Il e-,i..f.i. u.
Section st That II any person shall keep within the limits
Of this Village house Of public resort for the pur-
poss OF selling hereia ale beer wine OF other in'os
uers, at such house room. at amy room
ss r 81 sna p ss
sale the penalty Of Geen dollars TO be recovered BY suit
thereof and sach suit ha Be- carried Or to judgment. 10
eodanee tie laws regulating proceedings 10 civil actions
yeed shall pay the costs of prosecution and acquitted shall
recoyfr his costs against said Village and the rendition
execution Immediately to collect tho out of the goods
cattels OF the defendant and asr expiration Of
days from the time ofshe rendition Of such Judgment the
with the shah not have been paid sufficient
property Of the fsndant levied to satisfy The same and IL
appeal from judgment has boen perfected the Mayor may
the Ma sal of said Village to imprison the dendan
for any time rot exceeding twenty days and ths harsha
receiving such oider shall take the defendant into his
cnstody and shall safely keep him within the Lock Up the
said Village hard labor the streets alleys and pub
& spd s s% that %S @ ss
jgdymen and oil costs BY the eesndant he shall be dis
charged ffom custody.
eeon I'd prosecutions for the violations Of section
first shall only To commercially the Marba Of said yilag
BY person duly authorized by the Mayor thereof
And 1t shall be the dny Of the Marshal TO prosecute any
persen who shall violate OF the same provided that such
be commenced By the order
the Council OF said village against who upon the
Monday ia May next the Monday Of every
ceedig month"; shall not pay into the Treasury Of said VII
age the Of three dollars unless such person shall have
sold withn one month ale beer porter wine ntox-
cang liquors, TO some who Intoxicated the lime
in the habit OF getting intoxicated Nor shall any
eution be commenced UNDER this ordinance unless within
month after the violation thereof
sse,od 3d. This ordinance shah take effect and be 10 force
on the drst day Of May next 4afs III 41 n0i-..
Alta meeting OF the Council held on "Wednesday evening
April 18th, II was unanimously Ordered by tbs Council
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-22
Haskell & Son.

hdShOl1 W GO1,
81 g
Would Inform the People Of Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania, Of a Ft~ Facts ),
Fact No /.
Is that Gen. Burnside will take Rich
Il nond in less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Railsplitter,
lis bound to win or later And hs-Abrsham-ad
vses to still go and furnish the people with
Food-cnd Raiment
q. our extremely unaccountably LOW PRICES aas says
Fact No II,
Ths, there in Beushted Ath,abuls Complete
Tor better Selected Stock Of
Groceries,
than ours bought before the late advance and win Re sold
accordingly. they win give an AWFUL PILE Of Goods for
Zone Of my Green Backs with my rhI thereon ana notce
stha 10
Fact No. HI, aas
That they also have a Pile of
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
ord by advice of Mrs Abraham and the little .Alss,
hive crammed our store With
Dry Goods,
price, beat the World you you End every
thing from pin to hogshead Of Sugar Aud in
Fact No: ",
You will end they all kinds of PRODUCE any thing
the Farmer Mechanic has to sell for their goods
Fact No. Y,
We sell goods for PAY and keep no Books com,
prepared lon't mention Trust, 1t has become
entirely Wit 8. Yeu will see in
Fact No VI,
lnst thev q Paving ASH for Four and all geg IIoorl
fIumbes, &:
Fact No. VII.
You viii eat least 10 per esnt by buyins Of US.
Fact No. VIII.
That Old Mechanics Row is 10 give place 10
cOmodous and imposing structure for the Accommodation
q Of our increasing business.
Call and us, one door South of the Post Ofice
Ashtabula Nov. IS. 1862 FAsKFl l. 4 son
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-02
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIQUOR STORE.
5. RoSSELL has the largest assortment
~ =. of first class Wine and Liquors outside of tho
city OF taltimore in the State, consisting of 81
different grades, viz:
WINES.
Champagne Wines of various grades. Sherry Wine
Madeira Nine Lisbon Wine Port Wine Molooo
Wine, Speers celebrated Sambuci Wine. BlocI
berry W inc of our own manufacture, Wild Cherry
Wine dc, Dewberry Wine do, Black Heart
Cherry Wine 40.
BRANDIES.
Otarl Du Puy h Co.'S very old Cognac Brandy.
La lochelle Brandy, Speer's Sambuco Port Bran
dy, Jognac Brandes Of various grades and prices
bottled Brandies and Rye Whistles, very old and
warranted pure.
F.AyNTY BRA.NDIES.
Cherry, Ginger, Blackberry and Apple.
WHISKIES.
Oh Pennsylvania Wheat Whiskey, Fancy
Wishes, Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey,
APPLE Whiskey, Rye Whiskey, MIX do,
NIX do, Xxx do, Y. do, old Monongahela
Re Whiskey, Double Recttied Pittsburg
Mskey.
e<ssf8gNe> Pure Holland Gin, imported
Common Gins.
Pure New England Rum.
Dec 3, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-02

DEMONSTRATIONS THIS WEEK
Calicoes a; 25 % cents.
Best style Delaincs 37A cents.
Bargains in Canton Flannels.
Heavy Muslins, cheap.
Red Twillcd Flannels, 50 cents.
Desirable White Wool and Domestic
Fannels.
Shaker Fiannels. Heavy Tickines.
Bleached Shirtings.
Crash for Toweling.
Balmoral Skirts.
French Woven Corsets.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs.
Black Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
Black Apacas, at reduced prices.
Double width Black ALL Wool Delaines.
All-Wool Grey Tweeds, Sl.1O.
A nice line of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Satinetts, at sensation prices.
GROCERIES AT CITY PRICES:
Coverings A White Sugars, 20 cts
Good Molasses, 40 ;,
Coal Oil, 90 :,
TERMS CASH
and NO DEVIATION THEREFROM
Oct 7, 1865
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that from and after the
J first day Of June, next, the prepayment
tthe Fees for Recording any Deed, Mort
pge, Lease, Bill Of Sale, or any other in.
trnment of writing required to be recorded
nthe Clerks Office for Cecil county will be
em9nded of the person offering the same
or record. CHAS. II. HAINES, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county.
may 10, lS65--tf
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PoTTER's LANDING, Caroline county, Md.
MIR. F. +. MARINE: Having been Intimately ocou,ipt
en WIN thecharacter of your business having extended
l" your care over five years the sale of NV prolucr al,
accounts have proved satialctury. and in the future
expect to patronage Your house. My advice to an ncr-
sons having Grain produce, to extend to Commits
sion Merchant, may rely confidently, having moi th,
least approximations but find you honest in all respects
Yours b. q STEVENS
april 10, 1S65-1y
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Mr.. +. L. MARINE We can saw that yo, a,
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for mi tc
business we have Had you tolo for us and we ALWAYS
recommend any persons that We know to You and you
can use our names for any recommendation that ynu
may want. Yours 80
December Goth, 1868. SPENCER & WRIGHT
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYM EN- COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
ELOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed,
IL Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their'reaching the City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce Of
U. f. MARINE,
N. E. Coner Of Frederick u Pratt stg,
BALTIMORE, ND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-02

&c The highest charge made is five per
cent Goods Of every description except
Liquors) purchased and forwarded With dcs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-12-02
GO. SPENCER & WRIGHT.


VIENNA Dorchester county, Nd January 1st 1861
MR. +. Il. MARINE Allow me on the BEGINNING of
the new year to extend to you my most hearty cnr,t
h"t"is Tor the satisfactory manner which Won have
gwen me Tor several years, in e sale colsigpuents
- n 80 '",r''" "d to care hone in tl, I'm
"', ',' I"N Dc ablo t" increase those ctusrumnrts
ana that you will receive from the public vrff iii,
patronage. THOMAS UUGiyS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

such an alternative in case Of the death or
disability Of the President.
Mr.. Johuson made similar exhibition Of
himself here, and We then refraiued from
commenting on il becaufe We thought il
might be only a lapse Ia the interval when
he was free from eflicial duties; aud that if
he We're habitualy incorporate he would re-
tain dcrency enough TO refrain from Disabling
himself for public Occasions Our turbeaT-
ancc was unfortunate, for had VT then COM
meuted ON his condition it might have bro't
liUi % a sense OF il, or have forced his Ten
nssSee friends to see 20 him, or at least II
would have thrown the people at Washing
ton on their guard and perhaps have dimin-
Ished his opportunity for stch a'hunIIiating
exhibition
We arc not inclined to pallia,e these re-
marks by ANY reference TO Mn johnson
previous services. lie has exhibited To the
world his unfitness for his present position,
and he has dishonored the instituuons OF
his country He should make the only rep
arstonin his power -
The above articles are 10 "eoppeahead"
fiction but are fromipapcrs that croiy Abo-
litionist considers purely loyal. " But
there is another matter that needs some ex-
planation: 1t is well known that on the
day of the Inauguration nearly every po-
litical preacher in the country met in tie
churches for the purpose Of asking the Lord
to give favor aad countonance TO the inau-
guration. If these men had faith even "as
a grain Of mustard seed, and their requests
were proper, the Almighty would grant
them. Now, thes question is, were these
men sincere in their prayers, or did the Al
mighty lock unon them and their prayers as
of no account? We all believe that the
Onmipotent has power 10 do any thing He
secs proper, and lie can control the actions
of men. Was:he.on that occasion showing
these Ioitical parsons that their prayers did
not emcnate from a pure source, by permit
ting the second officer in the gift Of the
American people to become beastly drunk
while these preachers were praying for the
Almighty to give success and responsibility
to the Inauguration ceremonies? 1t looks
very much as il the prayers Of these politi-
cal persons did not ascend higher than the
ceilings of the churches they were praying
in.
Reader, aftcryou have read these articles,
hand the paper TO your Abolition neishbor,
and ask him what he thinks of the drunk
en- ! ice President he helped to elect.
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Belmont G0unay.

From the St. Clairsville Gazette
Court adjourned on Friday evening last
after busy and active term. There was
more business dene at this term than at any
two proceeding terms for several years.
James Trainer, bleakman on the Central
Ohio K. r. for stealing Coffee and Tobacco
from the Train. was convicted and sentenc-
cd for Grand Larceny TO one year iml,rison-
ment in ti1ea2enitentiary at hard labor.
Isaac Booth, for breaking i'll and taking
from the Store Of John W. Stephens Of
Barnesvie. $40 in money, six Reyolyers
and other articles, having plead guilty was
sentenced to two yeals imprisonme Ill the
Penitcntiary at hard labor. ..
David Summers, for Stabbing with intent
to kill, at Tempcranceville, had close shave
for the Penitentiary-the Jury remained up
two days and night and finally brought in
"a verdict ior AssllaIt and Battery, was SEN
fenced to 10 days imprisonment in the couu-
ty Jail, fed on bread and water and to pay
fine of one hundred and fifty dollars and
costs. n". .u
The quota of this County under the last
call for 800, 900 more is now very lbarly fill
ed the most Of the Townships beAg entire
| y out, and our people rejoice that they have
| again escaped the drag net Of Abraham Lin
a@;na ann l tba4 @ tbnv have s,Galv enconnterrd I Tho
last % nerii VIII as thew often have been hcrp-
tofnrc, ind Themselves priavouslv mistaken
The time is rauidlv annroachinp when no
ercrtinn of ene,r;v. and nn TLrraIitv Of ron-
tr;hntion viii '!sct The Townshin out :" and
wben thnse = W who are drawn, viii have 70 60,
Tbis we saw is quite sure, if the war lasts -;
and If viii Iast 20 lone az Abraham Liucoln
ron AnJ ,,oons IN ,,,,.oece,1ta il II ,uirbt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15
TEc Expenses of Wiicase--A
Comparison,

Members of Congress arc paid, in addi-
tion to their salaries, forty cents a nile for
their travelling expenses from Washington
to their places Of residence. ltso happens
that Senator Sherman tRcpublican) and
VIM. johnson (pemocraN, member Of the
House Of Representatives beth live at
Mansfield. in Ohio. Yet Senator Sherman
gets $3.50 for his mileage, to Mr.. Johnson
$40, both travelling the same distance. =
Sherman is Chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee in the Senate. and isthe loudestin the
demand Tor Increased taxation upon the peo-
pie See correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, in another column.
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stamp Connected with Settle
rsaGME of Estates alJ.

BY decision Of the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, the presentation Of a will
Of administrators and guardians, do not re-
auire stamps. The probate of wills, lot
ters Of administration, and bonds Of execu-
tors, administrators guardians and trus-
tees, are subject to stamp duty, aa is also
the appraisal Or inventory Of the estate, be-
ing an appraisal of value. But all othcr
proceedings, such as petitions orders, no
tees, certificates and aifilavits used in the
settlement Of tho estate, are exempt.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15
A "LGyaT' Paper Abtising the
.'' EOlsEsePa ',I',@ ~. p.

The loyal, Cinctnnati lines iu mott
cling the. l87th Regiment O. Y. l., which
passed through that city last Saturday, thus
abuses the gallant men who have gone to
the front III obedience to President LincQln's
awe would like to inquire why it is that a
person takes to strong drink as soon as he
dons army blue The opinion seems to
very generally obtain among soldiers, thas
to be soldiers, they must exhibit certain
amount Of staggering bruta' 'ity must drink,
must utter fearful oaths, must indulge in
obscene language. Why cannot they be
gentlemen aswell as soldiers?' T>M " IA
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15
The appointment of McCuiiOch
as Secretary OF tElc Treasury.

The Chicago Post says the reason why
the members of the Illinois Legislature
signed the petition for McCulloch, of Indi-
ana, as Secretary Of the I'rea 'ury, was the
hope that it would drive Secretary Usher,
of Indiana from the Interior Department,
and thus leave vacancy for Hon. Jesse K
Dubois, of Illinois. The Iost adds
'sThat is the way the Legislature Of Hi
nois were enlightened as to the eminent fit
ness Of McCulloch for the Office Of Sccre-
tary Of the Treasury. They sought to
force two Cabinet officers on the State of In
diana, hoping thus to accomplish new
deal, in which old Jesse could have a
chance"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

The meu tried 10 change their voices, but
Mr. Borson ieels satisfel that he knows
one of them.
LoDGING IN TUE CAI-tBoosE- On FIJI
day night Marshal Thompson arrested a
Mr.. McManaway, for disorderly conduct,
and furnished him with lodgings in the Cal
aboose. hr. McManaway had evidently
been inlbibing quite freely Of a very noisy
kind of whisky, and at the time of his ar
rest was making night hideous with his al
most unearthly yeiis, and horrible oaths-
disturb ing the peace and quiet Of the town,
and very much annoying many Of our eiti-
IcuS. He was rclca.cd on Saturday morn
ing, aud Immediately del aried for his home.
We hope this may be u warning to him not
to refeat the ofense Should he do 60, he
may not get Oh so easily next time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

THE Poor MANS FRIEND why? bo-
cause he can be PERMANENTLY CURED
of Ostarrh by. the use Of DR.. D. II. Seelycs 5
Liquid Catairh Remedy. Ordinary cases
cured by one bottle--neyer known over three
bottles to be required in tho most obstinate
cases. ..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

AT HoME.-Hon. J, W. White arrived
at home on Tuesday night last, his copnec-
ton with the House having ceased on the
4th of March. Mr. White, during his Con.
gressional term has always acted and voted
as consistent Democrat, and he will receive
the approval of all his right minded consti.
tuents, = Guernsey Jet. March II. .''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15
soIn ething of a Coalessio ON.

.I'orneys Hqsllihgtoa Chronicle quotes an
extract from Hunters late speech ut Rich
u,ond and says: The implication is that a
might have been made on The
basis of restoration Of the Union, il Mr..
Lincoln had been as magnanimous as Mi.
Hunter thought he should be-
Rcyolye that ln your mind
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15
Carroll GCgasstx.
From the Carroll Free Pros

From the Carroll Free Press.
WELL RErREsENTED. The Clerks of
this county are well represented in the lS6th
O. V. ]. John G. Baxter has recruited
company, Jas. Il. Philpott has recruited
company, and Henry Lambright is End
Sargt, of Capt. Philpotts Company. Three
Carroll Go. Common Please Clerks in enc
Regiment,
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jefferson C6nnty.
From the steubenville Herald.


ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. On last Saturday
Mrs. Charles Montgomery who is living
near the Mouth Of Yellow Creek attempted
to commit suicide by taking arsenic and su-
gar oi lead She took the poisonous drugs
at the Railroad Depot, and started for tic
residence Of the person with whom she was
living, about a mile distant. On her way
she was taken with such pains that she
screamed, attracting the attention OF some
persons near at hand. Medical assistance
was sent for, and her chances Of recovery
are fair. She had taken to much poison. -
She stated that she was led to the rash act
By tho bad treatment she had received from
her friends.
DEAD Mr.. William Spcer, Clerk at
Avcr;ck & Co.'S Coal Shatt-long dry
goods merchant, this city-who had hand
badly lacerated last Wednesday, while at
tempting TO couple cars. died Sunday morn
ing from the effects of the injury. The in
jury, though not apparectly severe one,
brought on paralysis, and flow Of blood to
the head. Mr.. William Spcer was an ex-
emplary man-honest, Trustworthy and
highly esteemed.
ELECTION FOR PosT MASTER The elcc-
ton ior Postmaster, this city,, came off
Saturday. The contest was a spirited one,
and pretty large vote was pol.ed in view
of the fact that the voting was confined to
those who had supported Lincoln and John
son for the Presidency The result was as
follows: ..
Tor George c. Filson............ ........5l9
Augustus S. Worthington......2+l
Filson's majority
So, Mr.. Filson is elected Tor another term
Of four years-and, from the fact that a
worthy soldier was competitor, he hts L big
and very fattering majority.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

For thirty years Wm. Lloyd Garrison,
the editor of the Boston Libcrator, was an
avowed disunionist, His paper had this
motto; '"The American Union--a league
with hell and covenant with DEATH" He
has lately scnt to the President a painting
most appropriately entitled, Waiting for
the Hour" which the latter acknowledges
in an affectionate letter, directed to "My
dear Garrison" The latter felt that the
hour he so lcng waited for, that was to wit
ness the destruction of the Union, had
cnInA ' s't7 "t' tAi '~at-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

The people Of North Carolina are said to
pay but little attention to Governor Vance )
and to have great confidence
in Sherman. Shareholders are arming theft
slaves to resist Confederate authorities.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

The rebels have organized an extensive
contEaband trade on the Rappahanock.
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xEyy ADyNRrFsIxs RATES.

nOtlceS, per INe...-..s VI
Tabular advertisements charged at double
price.
Marriages and Deaths published FREE.
E,1- All legal advertisements, divcrce, at
tsciiment, administrator executors, obu-
u3ry. charitable, religious and business no
tees, 10 be paid for, in al eases, in advance.
Il. lIATrON. Ed. Republica1i,
{. \. ALLEN, Ed. Seltirei.
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Tae Vice President Of the GRi-
ted Stntcs--Tie E;nd Of NaR
telat yyas Elected 10 that Pc
ssEiOn 10y the GOOD and EaE-
rHs2sDity'' Party. .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

EET A n TS TO BU 7,
w A good HORSE, we'll trained to
Rvddle or Light Harness. Enquire at the
Seelstry office of j. NJ. Upton.