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GROUND lea DAY list. Copper.
heads in their holes.
I'd. Presidents veto of Freedmen s
Bureau Bill. Coppcrheads trimming
themselves. Glory IIalleujah! Re
joice yc Copperhcads! Rejoice yc
traitors who gloricd in the slaughter
of the Union soldiers!
Sd. President declares present
Frcedmen's Bureau in force for one
year from date of declaration that re.
bclliou is suppressed. (Not yet dc.
clarcd.) CopperheadS wilt
18th. President further declares that
non" but genuine loyal men should
represent the South in Cons-os.-
ICcopperheads aud traitors pull hole
IN after 'hem) Oh, what slippery,
Shiny creatures you are.
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THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The Baltimore American on tho Presidents
Speech.


The Baltimore Imcricdn, the most
influential aud truly loyal newspaper
published south of Mason & Dixon's
line, in commenting, cditorially, up.
on President Johnsons speech, says !;
" The speech of President johnson
was delivered from the Executive
mansion on Thursday to an assem-.
bloge composed principally of what
were known during the war as Cop
pcrhcads, Southern sympatRiscrs, and
returned rebel soldiers. The scuti.
mcnts expressed on the occasion
brought exultation aud gladness to
their hearts equal TO that occasioned
by the tidings of the first rebel yicto-
ry at Bull Run, ard will be hailed by
their coniederates at the South with
as much jubilation as they would have
felt during tho war IL Lee had routed
Grant, or Sherman had been d.;...
into the ocean, with all the gallant
and loyal hosts that followed him
from Atlanta. Though those whc
thus rejoice did not succeed in elect
ing Mcclellan, they have secured a
more unexpected victory, but one that
will very likely yield hitter fruit, as it
will cement aud consccratc the Union
sentiment Of the country, aud give
to the South, in the end, harder terms
than they might otherwise have OBJ
tainod from the present or succeeding
Congress. Whilst the loyal men OF
the country will lament over the de-
fcctions of President whom they
trusted, and whose utterances had
heretofore given hope that he would
! prove equal to the trust reposed in
him, the tone and temper and Ian.
gusge employed by him on this oc.
! casion, will cause deep shock Of hr-
; initiation aud sorrow. We have no
, heart to further allude to the subject
at this time. We are in the midst OF
a political revolution that will at once
cause the concentration of opinion
and the formation Of parties, and keep
the country in a turmoil of excitement
during the next three years.
srRAws snow WHICH WAY THE VIM
BLows,
The New York Tribune announce,
editorially that tho Government or
dercd the suppression Of the Thursda,
night, dispatches from Washington
aud did not withdraw its order unit
one o'clock,
WASHINGTON, Feb, %.
rHE SOUTHERN PRESS ON TIM VETO
The subjoined extracts from an ed
itorial in the Norfolk (ya,) Post o.
Saturday says of the feeling produced
in the South by the Presidents veto
Of the Freedmen's Bureau bill. "AlI
the Southern papers received are ju,
silant over the defeat Of that vita
measure, Since the morning Of Jaly
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.


Ito expire on the 3ist fay OF January, 1871
OsricE OF THE AUDITOR or srArE,l
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, o, February I, 1906.
WHEREAS, The International Insurance Com.
pany, located at New York, In the state OF New
York, has filed inthis ofice, = sworn statement of
It's condition, as required by the frat section of
the act " To regulate Insurance Conn aies not in
cOr?oratcd by the State Of Ohio" passed April
Sth, 1886, and amended February 9th, 1861 and
WAEsEAs, said Company has furnished the under.
signed satisfactory evidence that II ispossesscd of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF actual capital invested in stocks or bonds, or
In Mortgages of Real Estate, worth double the
amount Tor which the same Is mortgaged; ; and,
WnEREAs, said Company has filed in this Office a
written instrument under its corporate seal, sign
izing any agent agents of said Company in this
state to ncknowledgc service OF process, for and
in behalf of said Company, according to the terms
OF said law;
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the hrst sec.
tion Of the Aforesaid act, I, JAMES II. GOLDMAN
| Auditor OF State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said International Insurance Company, oi New
York. Is authorized to transact the business Of Fire
AMI Marine Insurance In this State until the thir
ty first day OF January, in the year ono thousand
eight hundred and siXty-scyen.
In WITNESS THEREOF, have hereunto sub
scribcd my name and caused the seal of my Office
to be affixed the day and year above writtn,
lSEAL JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
tsrAMrl Auditor OF state
a, II. BYERs, Agent at Timn, o.
March |, 1866. 2o-it
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!, lly restored In all its constitutional re
Q ntions TO the United States, and the
{. courts Of tho State and of the United
c States within the same are not dis
c turbcd or stopped in the peaceabl,
course Of Justice"
/, The bill was pressed to a vote ia
the House on the 9th of February,
only thirty-six member voting in the
negative, among them General Rous.
seau, of Kentucky. An amendment
to exempt Kentucky from tho opera
ltions of the Bureau, received only
thirty.four votes. A proviso was al.
tachcd to the fifth section, which, as
amended, reads as follows.
SECTION 8. 1nd be IL further en-.
acted, That the occupants of land un &.
der Major-Gencral Shcrman's spoci,l
field order, dated AZ Savannah. Janu.
airy 16, 1865. are hereby confirmed in
their possession for the period ofthre /;
years from the date of said order.
and no person shall be disturbed in
or oustcd from said possession during
said three years, unless settlement
shall be made with said occupant sat.
isfactorily to the Commissioner of the
Freedmcn's Bureau; provided, that
whenever the former owners of lands
occupied under General Shermap's
field order, shall make application for
the restoration of said lands, the Com.
missioner is hereby authorized, upon
the written consent Of said occupants.
TO procure other lands for them by
rent or purchase, not exceeding forty
acres to each occupant, or 10 set apnrt
for them, out Of the public lands as.
signed for that purpose in section four
of this bill, forty acres each upon
the terms and conditions named in
said section"
The bill was further amended in
the House, reducing the salary of the
sub-district agents from $1,000 to
Sl,2Oo, aud allowing the Assistant
Commissioners three clerks instead of
six 1t was provided that no person
should be deemed destitute, suffering
or dependent on the Government for
support, who was able to find employ
mont and could by proper industry
and cxcrtion, avoid the condition of
The House also pro.
posed to restrict the country in which
the President was authorized TO cs-
iablish the Bureau TO those States in
which, on the lst of February, 1866,
The privilege of the writ of haJcos
corpus was suspended.
When the bill, az amended was re.
turned to the Senate, on the Sth, Mr..
Trumbull moved to agree TO the
amendments, except the one which re-
strictcd the operations of the bill to
States in which the writ of haLcas
'orPus was suspended on February !
1866. This amendment would ox-
'mpt Delaware, Maryland and Mis-
'ouri, from the operations of the bill.
\ debate sprang up here between
iuthrie and Sherman, and Senator
Henderson refused to support the
House amendments, declaring the on
y way to protect freedmen was to
give them the ballot, and that if he
we're rebel he would rather take the
negro suffrage than wear
he badge Of the Ficcdmen's Bureau
bill. The amendments of tho House,
'xccpt that restricting the operations
# the bill to the States in which the
'odcds corpus was suspended, Fcbrua-
y !, 1866, were agreed to and the bill
hen passed. On the 9th the House
oncurrcd in the Senate amendments,
md then the bill was sent to the Pres
dent.
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TnE EsPIoNA0E,-Correspondents
have, as yet, been unable to ascertain
dehnitelywhy tho dispatches ofThurs-
day evening last, failed, in majority
OF cases, to roach the country, but
one of two things is true, either the
Government did it directly or indi-
rectly, OF the telegraph Company
made itselfa party to the transaction.
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REBELLIoUs SripIr IN NwBERS -
ofheial dispatches received from New.
bern, North Carolina, say that there
is more defiance to the Government
manifested there on account of recent
events in Washington than any peri
cd Of the war.
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TnE WHITE HOUSE, REcEprIoN.-
At the ladies' reception at the White
House, on Friday afternoon last, ma.
ny ofthe lights of the old society Of
Washington were present, Among
the carriages before the door We're a
number which had not stopped there
before since Mr.. Buchanan left the
House.
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t.a. Important To
Sorghum Manufa c tur,rs

The secret Of making Sugar from
our Nor,hsrn Canes 10 at last solv cd Ms,sy.. w
lerl Hatcher OF Mnskingum County. Ohio, have
produced a beautiful specimen Of we'll grained and
very fair sugarifom Sorghum, ior which thsy have
rseiassd letter. patent The cost Of ma ufaa,urinr
we .eseu 20 lstis that any can make the an.
gar with as h,ile eSpenss a, the mola,,es md h.x.
good propoItion OF moias.ss isft
The right OF Seneca county for msnuf,e,p,;n. m,
same having been purchased by Joel Usn ,bsss..
E.q he viii be here ~ a'hon time With .pses,.n
rights TO all who wish. s l-..-s =, :.
We, the undsrsigued citizens Of Fsi,6sld eoun,,
Ohio, certify thats have seen a specimsn af ,h. ~
very dry and Of = fair color.
Al Mason. A. l.. Simmons,
O. ~; keonsrd' . RS. Brock,
Nv. Miher' w. nseder,
samuel apt j.. Ilelmiek,
II. q. Dovnsy, L. HeImicI.
Martin Thomah.
Baltimore, Fairfield ConntyDhio.
=, .. 49, JOEL kASsBERGER.
'''S-' ieoo' lp-H.
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ANDREW JOHNSON AND JEFF DA-
Wis CnEERED.-The returned soldiers
of Lee and Mosby, in Washington,
have been cheering Jefferson Davis
and Andrew Johnson for the last
several days, and there is but ono SEN
'iment among men, to stand by Con-
grcss.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

vi keal Estate.
In pursuance to an order OF Sale, 10 me
issued, aud by me held, Of the Probate
Court Of Seneca County, Ohio, wherein
the undersigned is Petitioner, and SARAH
"A. LEWIS and oilers are respondents, in
sid Court, will offer for sale, on {, 0
premises, Oh
1UEsDAY, THE On DAY or ArRIL, 1866,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ, and 4 p.
W., tho Real Estate bounded and describ-
ed os follows, to.wit:
Being part Of the west half of the north
enst quirter Of section three, township
three, north Of range louitcen eust in
Seneca county, Ohio, beginning for the
same, at lime stone set at tie south.
east corner, of a certain parcel Of Land
sold and conveyed by Michael Belts To
Elijah Tinda', running thence in north.
easlcrly direction along the northern line
Of the Rom, and Fremont Plank Road,
from the centre Of said stone eighty three
feet, thence in a norih.westerly direction
thirty.cisht feet, thence west, south west
erly direction eighty three feet, thence
south, sUulh.easierly direction thirty eiIht
feet, to the place of beginning. Also,
the following described part o! said west
half of said north east quarter, beginning
at the south east rner of the aforesaid
tract, running thchce in north castcrly
direction nineteen feet, thence north.
wcstwarjly thrty-six, thence southwest
wardly nineteen feet, thence south cast.
wurdly to the place of beginning heing
the same premises that said John +. Lew
is occupied at the time of his deccase.
TERMS CT SALE One.third cash IN
hand, one.third in one year and one.thrd
IN two years from day Of sale, with in
ierest from day Of sale. Deferred pay.
ments TO DO secured by mortgage on the
premises. I'i,I.
NICHOLAS ROSENBERGER,
Administrator, with the will annex ID Of
John F. Lewis, deceased.
March |, 1866. 20-4w.
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STATE or New YonK,,,.

STATE or NEW YoRK,,,s az.
County OF NEw foRK, o.,
Edward A. stansbury, President. and Ellis n.
Thomas, Secretary Of tho Morris Fire and Inland
Insurance Company, being seyeraliy sworn, de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is FULL true and
correct statement OF the Affairs OF the said Compa.
ny, that the said Insurance Company Is the bons
iide owner OF at least one hundred thousand dol
lars OF actual Cash Capital invested In Stocks and
Bonds, and that they are the above described ON
GERS OF said Insurance Company.
J.. r. THOMAS, Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25th day of
January, 1865. 20
tSEAL.l !. w. WILDEY,
Five CAST srAnr.l Com'r for ohio, In MY.
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Mysterious Prophet Who is hep

The following is copied from the
NorthcrR Christian -idrocdtc. We
publish it to see how many of our
readers can solve the object of this
mysterious individual:
A strange and wonderful prophet
has arrived at Auburn. He Is not n
wandering jew, nor John the BAPTIST,
nor the old Levitc, as some may think
tor before they were he was. The
\Sorp'~res make mention of him. lie
no impostor, ho kuowa moi III.
parents. Ills voice is shriM aud now
y erinl, his beard is red, he goes bare
r footed like a grey friar, he wear,
T no hat. bis coat is not knit, woven o,
g spun-is not hair, wooden or linen
!, yet Of a 6uc color, lie cares not fo
d the pomp aud vanity of this wicke,
n world. lie let's all men alone will
S regard to religion, lie would rathc,
live in barn than n king's palace
}, lie never sleeps on bed-but sittin.
: or standing, he cries unto all II,
II world with outstntched arms. Door,
b, and windows open al his prophecy
1 lie rises from his slumbcrs by pro
: claiming that the day of tho Lord i
c at hand lie walks not with stat
), or sword--but marches on in the fac,
u all his foes, Both men aud womcl
- who follow his example, live to goo,
T. old age, lie was with Noah in tn
j. Ark, and with Christ before he wa
crueitied. lie is neither Republican
OF Democrat He once preached
| sermon, which convinced good maj
of his sins, and drew tears from hi
eyes. All who see him say he is n,
= impostor.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

N'''i iea III VI htluONl1Y.
Tocalirc on the 3ist day OF January, lsS71 q.
OTrIcE OF the AUDIron or srArrl
Insurance Department,
columbus, o., January Is, lSes
wnEHEAr, the INSURANCE COMPANY ms.
NORTH AMERICA, located at PHILADELPHIA. in m.
State OF PennsylvaniO, has flied in This of,ics =
sworn stoiement Of Its condition as required nv a.,
hrst section of the act To regulate Insurance Com
panirs not incorporated by the state Of Ohio uss.
ed April sth, 1856, and amended February OH. issI
aud, whereas, said Company has furnished the uns
dersgned satisfactory evidence that Il IL
of At least one hundred thousand dollars on ,rtn,i
capital invested Ia stocks or bonds or in mortg.g.
OF real estate, worth doubl- the amount for nh1rh
the same Is morigaged and, whereas said c.n,,Sa
ny has fiod In this office, q written itstrumenf -
der Its corporate seal, signed by the Prcsident ,
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or a,.n,
Of said company In this State to actnorl rledr, 60
vice OF proc-ss, for and In behalf Of said eumu.n
according 10 the terms Of said law '-"''
Now, therefore, In pursuHnce Of the frat ...,i,
Of the Aforesaid act, ], JAMES II. GOLDMAN. Andi.
tor of state of Ohio, do hereby certify that .. "A In
suranee Company Of North America, At PbIl.dsinhi.
10 authorized TO trausact the business OF Fi,."nJ
Marine Insurance In this state until The m =, a. -,
January, In the year ono thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven. A .
In witness Whereof l have hereunto sub.e,ib., ,nx
SEAL name and caused the seal Of INV sofse. 10
lsrANr.] be Inixed the day and year aboys nri,ten
fAe T fa N .r.r Jas. II, GODMAN,
#stt Auditor Of State.
4. II. nrERs, Agent, rinin, o.
Feb. -, 1866 ie-,t.
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TUE influx of Southern visitors
at Washington, since the veto has
been unusually large, and four or 1--WE
times great as during any similar
period.
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~, 1861, when news Of the great
Southern victory achieved by Beau
regard over Mcdowell, and the awful
rout of the Federal army on the plains
Of Manassas, was borne through the
South on the wings of the wind, as it
were, carrying joy and jubilation into
every Southern household, and glad
dening every true Southern heart.
there has been no news received with
so much rejoicing by the people of
the South as thatinforming them that
the President had vetoed the Freed
mems Bureau bill. This is the great.
est victory they have achieved during
the war--greater than any feats Of
arms of Stoncwall Jackson, or Robert
Il. Lee, and has given them more
pleasure than had General Lee been
elected Governor of Virginia. They
have found an ally in President John
son worth more to them than the al
lance Of France or England, and
they now rejoice 20 see. even as they
saw foreshadowcd at Manassas, the &
nal triumph of the great Southern
cause. The Republicans have been
ANONYMOUSLY defeated anil driven
from the field, and nothing can save
them from total annihilation. AM
that is necessary for the South to do
is to continue to hold up the Prcsi
dents hands, and wage an unccasing
and bitter war against the Republican
Congress. The stone which the bull
ders rejected has become the head Of
the corner, aud Andrew johnson is
now onshrined in every loyal South
crn heart. They will accept no terms
from the radicals. They ask for none
and expect none. The fanatics may
roar and hiss, but their claws arc cut,
and their fargs arc poisonlcss. The
watchword must hcnceforth be, John
sou and Victory! and although the
odds arc as four to one against them,
did they not carry on four years of
open war in the field successfully,
against still greater odds? A fig for
your Republican Congress We have
. President with absolute powers, who
IAN carry on government good enough
for this section without the assistance
of Congress.
IOWA SENDS GREETING TO CONGRESS.
The following dispatch was receiv-
ed last evening from the Governor of
Iowa:
"DFs MONIES, Iowa, !
February ~, 1866.
' Hon. J. +. Wilson and Hon. Hiram
Price:
"our Legislature, by all ovcrwhcl-
ming majority, have passed the joint
resolution approving the course Of
our Senator's and our Representatives
in sustaining the Frcedmen's Bureau
bill, and rcpudiatiug the Presidents
veto. The loyal State of Iowa is
warming anew. No faltering here
the radical majority in Congress will
be triumphantly sustained. The Re-
publican flag will not be lowered an
nch. Stand firm, whatever the Pres
dent may do. The great West is as
Inmovablc now as she was during the
lark hours of the rebellion. No CON-
promise with traitors, either pardoncd
'r unpardoncd.
GSigned1 Nv, NJ. STONE,
Governor of Iowa.
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SENATOR CowAN of POansylyania,
has presented a memorial to Congress
for a reduction OF tho tax upoa Pe,
troleum,
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Legal Notice.

WALTER s. BURNS, whose place of
rsddence I, unknown, willtake notice that a, IN.
2OrH par or FEsHuARv, 1906, Lshystts Bsrn,
Guard m ~ the Estate Of said Walter +. Burn,,
Anna u. nufns, Msfy q. Bans, sarih o. Rprp,, and.
Ida ". Burns hlsd his Ps,tioa IN the Probats Cour:
OF sensca onunty, Ohio. demanding z therein, an o.,
DEE for the sale Of the foowiag Reai Esate, to.wit
The norh.ssu quarter OF the south west quarter OF
section t~sn'y-one (2, in township two (s), north
oi t,nts tea (iO), eat, in Uiaeoek eounty' in
'sid rtate, OF which the said Walter e. Bsrn,, and
the Other Wafds above named, each own an undivi.
sed hhh part, subject to the life estate Of the said
Lafa,stie Bafat.
Said Petition ia ,s' for he,rng on IN i6th dsy Of
March, ls65, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
GIBSON L PENNINGTON.
March I. 1890. eO-gw.
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Somebody said Of Buchanan; "The
old scamp he sat at Washington for
four years like bread poultiee, and
drew the rebellion to a head -
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Farm for lie.
CITY MILLS.
FLOUR
Isaac PENNINGTON

d pEsPEcTFUI.Ly INFORMS the CITIZENS
II o. fima and s,eiNtyshn y A.s passhs ,hs
~ii have esastAntIy on SsL ths hsa brad Of "a.
iy fiesr. for sale ehssP a. ,b. cheapest. aAd ia all
Eases ~auaatsd. Cssion work % shsH aoties,
Having secured the ssrtis 81 good andsNsosm ned
ia,ns Miiisr We hope 70 msrlt asd shars the pat.
roasse ei the public,
flosr ssivsrsd al year doors In say Lsr Of ,As
city.
Feb. 70. isss. FTFf la ssss.
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Notice..

Co. THki,rRERS oVVics,
CoLraBUs. uruo,
February 20ih, 1851
he circulating note, Of the " SENECA COUNTY
DANk, snd Receiver, Certificate. issued there.
iof. winbe rsdesmed At this oiFes, when presented
aeeofdshee with the provisioa, the act OF Feb.
rusTy 10th, 1896.
SIS. WARNER.
-, r Treasu.0 Of state.
WYNN u Ie00' .".N 0O-3t.
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CERTIFICATE OF Authority.
Ito expire ON the 9ist day OF January, 1877
orfIer or rHE AupiroR or srA1r.l
.rt lSsUnAScr DEPARTMENT,
t-' ~ CoLuMsuS, o., JAsUAHy 81, 1866.
wHrRrAs, The Morris Fire and. Inland Insur.
ance Company, located ~ New York in the state
OF New iork, LAi filed in this once a swa,n
statement of Its condition as required by the ar,
section Of the act Z" To regulate Insurance. Com
psnies not Incorporated By the state Of Ohio, a.
passed April s, lSi6, and amended February D 1S-
81 and, WAsHrss, said Company has furnished
the nsde,.sasa .aisfss,ory syl1sasss ns that & q +
AND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CAPITAL IN
VESTED In stocks, or bonds, or In mortgager Of
real estate, worth touble the amount for which
the sAme l. uaortgagedy md, WHEHEAs, sAldt' 'om-
pany hss pled in this ufftus written Instrument
unJer its corporate seal, signed BY the President
and secretary thereof apthoIiIing any agent or
agents OF said Company In this State, to acknowl-
edge serrlce al Rtooess, for anc In behalf OF said
Company, according to the terms Of said iAwi
Now, ruEsEFons, In pursuance of this nrstsec.
tion OF tho aforesaid act, I, JAMES "A. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State for ohio, do hereby certify thai
said Morris Fire and Inlspd Insurancs Company
Of New York, Is authorized to transact the busi,
ness Of Fire and Inland Ipsursaee In this state
until the thirty-nstday oi January, In the year
one Thousand eight hundred and siAty
tsEAIl In MIrSHsS MHEaror. have hereun-
to subscribed my name and caused the
sesl OF my o;nee TO oe arixed the day
AH' a .ss K iEs.S SSXs SSss s,i.sss ass.,.. ., ,,,,.
x A',ssaarFaA As'ss Tim, o.;
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Gen, Burnside viii be,.ho Republi-
can candidate for Governor of Rhode
Island.
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Will be sold to the highest bidder, at the
door OF the Court House, in Tifin, on
SATURDAY, March IL, 1865, at O'Clock
p. NJ, the personal property Of Mrs.
LAURA HoLT, deceased, consisting of two
80 Acre Land Warrants.
Il. q. BOWIE, Adm'..
March /, 1866. 2O--3t,
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Petroleum has been discovered in
Smith county, Texas.
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Liquor is sold in i,lOO places in
Washington.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

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