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such is not The fact. ~
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ladies' Calf and Morocco Balmorsls, neat
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by the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittee Of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN c. GRANNIS, Chairman.
W. P FOGG, Secretary. juneIl-33O
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"Aerated Bread is clean, street. and heal
thy. Call at 2O5 Ontario street, and get 3
circular showing what your Physician
thinks about it.
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CUYAHOOA.

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Yard IN the several Counties is entitled to is as fol-
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Loss OF SHEEP IN LoEAiN CouSrY.-We
are informed by a reliable gentleman from
Lorain County that the value of sheep lost
in the late storm in that county will exceed
$50, 900. The cause of this wholesale disas-
ter to sheep, which has been equally severe
in other counties, is that farmers had just
shorn their focks, and the cold rain and
violent wind of Sunday night struck death
to all that were exposed.
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Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.I
NEW YoRK, June "a I
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DOARD-A pleasant front room with board, for
u two gentlemen, in n private fRmily, eau be
heard OF By insuiring Of C.. HARPER, Room 5 Ly-
mans Block. juue2233
DOARDING-A pleasant room and Board ina
ID private family for two 6enflemsn-- Inquire ct
80 Erie street;
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M,LL CARLOPTA DsBERG.s A.
The most Beautiful, Daring, aud Artistic Eques-s
trienHe In the world. rr 10 red ra
MR.. ROBERT STIOKNEY,s u a.
Is unapproachably The greatest someraanlt Rider :
that has ever appeared in America
o. CHARLES W. NOYES,vnuF sac
And HIS celebrated Trick Horss ''Grey Eagle, jr."t
~ 3d. MIR. JAMES COOKE,
The English Champion, and
MIR. G.. M. KELLEY.
The American Champion, sre incompars5ly the
greatest Leapers that ever appeared in America.
MIR d MRS. TOM hing, 81
The unequaIe5 Dual EquestriABs- per-
THE HIACO BROTHERS,
PROF. DE LOUIS, suarK
Three original Clowns
DIR. JAMES L-THAYER. Hzn
JAMES c. REYNOLDS,
Fr.H And ron
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GOAL NINE FOR sALR.-Fhs Iron CITY
" Coal Mine Company Offers fer sale on liberal
terms, their Coal Mine, with % acre. Of timbenrd
land, good buildings and mining facilities, on Ohi1
klyer. near yellow Greek, with good prospects for
oil The Mine has been successfully worked fer the
last SJears. and Aas proven 70 be OF the greatest prC-
ductiTeness- Apply to ). G. NAGTHER. 3 Dia-
mond-St, Pittsburgh. or J. MUELLER, 10 Atvaier
ELaEL LLnNnLanA nn.Lu--L--
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I--H
CULTURE OF SoRGHuM-SoReHUH MoLAssEs.
The growing Of Sorghum has so increased
since We hrst wrote Of it. that like Iadian
corn it has come now to be almost a staple
crop with many, if not all, farmers. It is
not yet too late to plant, although if already
up its chances are better, but if the earlier
and quick growing soils are selected there is
probability of its ripening sufficient for
manufacture intoa clear and good syrup.
Soil such as suits Indian corn, suits it we'll,
and the stronger the soil, the better the
syrup, and the more probability of its gran
ulating into syrup. rf.a rfsar raa.-
The first manufacture ofsyrup was crude,
dark colored stuff, and it was long ere we
learned to like it, but of late we have chang.
ed our minds and prefer it to the best West
India molasses. Here, in Cuyahoga county,
way up North where it was thought the
cane would not grow or ripen, we have
manufacturers who turn out a superior quail
ity Of syrup, and that too, in large quaint
ties.
Last fall we spent an hour or tws watch
ing the working of Mr.. VIM. B. Smith, Of
R~ockport. Mr.. Smith has given the subject
considerable study and finds the syrup not
not difficult TO manufacture, and with good,
constant attention while boiling, and great
cleanliness, he has succeeded in bringing
his syrup to a good degree of perfection.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE

E,0R sALE-THE NEW THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
brown stone front House with all the modern improve
mens the north side Of East Forty street. between
Lexington and Fourth will finished by the LIST OF
April Apply at 2ol Grand street. corner of Eldrdge
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

L,oR sALE-TwO HOUSES AND LOT, NO 4Is EAST
Twenty street. lot 25xl00; stable in the rear In
qure Of CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, 355 East Fifty third st.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13
BOARDING AND LODGING.

Two GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN A FURNISHED
aor the first noor l8l East Thirty third street
Ter week Breakfast If desired for $40 per week
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

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The New York herald., 1866-02-13

EoR sALE-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
Il House. In perfect order with all the modern Improve
mens Call at 81 East Twenty eighth street. carpenter shop
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

'tTkRY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM ON THE THIRD
floor to let with superior Board. In q private family
where there are few boarers References s East Thirty
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
w anicey furnished Room, with and gas without
board location between Pieregon and sackett Brook
yn Address, stating terms, T. A p boz 34 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

EoR sALE1A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS HOUSES,
I with or without Furniture, cheap Appiy 10 WIN Nc
CONNELL AIS Third avenue, between Threth and Thirty
first streets. - ~ ~ --' "
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

LNoR sALE-Two TENEMENT HOUSES NO "a CITY
IL Han place. Price $7 900; rents for 81 700 per annum
Apply at $50 Third avenue. THOMAS KEANE
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

EOR SALE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
high stoop House 65 Fast Twenty ighth street.
Fourth and Lexington 22x55 half the block
Apply to GROSS, MARCH 4 CO., 50 Water street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

| T,oR sALE-AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND. A TWO
| T. story frame House, with brick BASEMENT containing
nine apartments Vanderbilt landing, and In good
bathing location; will be sold cheap Inquire the prem
| of Thomas Fzachery.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

LNOR sALE-THE FIVE STORY BROWN STONE
| H House 81 Seventh between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets u x65 lot 100 feet containing all mod.
Price SIG 500 part remain mortgage at six
per Apply to s. EMBERSON 42l Eighth avenue, or TO
| e. STIRLING, 1l9 Warren street
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

U,OR SALE-THE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK
Il dwelling House A Ninth street, between Fifth and
Sixth house 25x55 lot half the block title in fee
Price $4,000 For further particulars permits to exam
Inc the house. apply to j. r. SMITH, ID William street, be-
tween and O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

ENOR SALE-AT MOUNT VERNON, TEN MINUTES,
walk from depot, two story and attic House. 22xss
and over half an acre of Land high and dry; fine view
excellent water, some fruit Call BURTIS SHAFF or
address NJ, box IL Mount Vernon N Y.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

CNOR SALE-THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG
lsh basement House. 20i Second front and back
stairs elegant mantels, all modern improvements and In
complete order. Apply to ABNER L. Ely q Pine street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

E'oR sALE-THB RIGHT TO MAKE, USE AND SELL.
on reasonable terms an improved Lamp Chimney; un-
vaed Tor ease and simplicity lighting, without touching
the chimney being lighted directly through the chimney
III Herald Office
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

DOR sALE-A FARM OF l9z ACRES, AT LYONS
i Farms within one hour Of New York Two miles from
Newark, minutes walk from Waverey station on
Professor Mapes farm For particulars apply To
HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street. -ff'
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID THREE STORY BRICK
Corner In Jersey City, now occupied grocery and
doing large business in good neighborhood the
of South Fifth and Coles streets For particulars address
F. Venus, l3l Third street, Albany
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

MANTED-BOARD IN A GENTEEI. FAMILY, SEC
w ond floor Front Room, for gentleman and wife.
Please terms Location between Thirteenth and Twen
tyfth Fourth and sixth Address A.
changed.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

THE LEASE FOR SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
in first business locality particulars apply
premises 50 walker street. three doors OF Broad
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

PLOT OF TWO OR TEN LOTS FOR sALE-wITI
n Coal Yard and Stables, in Ninth ward; Houses ant
Lots In various parts OF this city.
T.. l.. Il Il. I. BURNHAM, COO Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

WANTED-A SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD IN PRI-
W vate family, for young gentleman. Terms moderate.
Address Rufus, box 10 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND
o attic brown stone front English Dwelling
4o seventh avenue, between Thirty Thirty ninth
west side: neghborhood house 6
tee front and rear and % feet deep lot 81 feet deep Fu
loth OF March Inquire above, the Office of the
Fulton streets - - -~
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

ENOR SALE-THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK
H. House in East Twentieth street, Second avenue
with modern improvements Apply to owner, ID. H. CUR
IT'S, 48 Pine street, 49,
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

DARN FOR sALE-ls6 ACRES, NEAR GOSHEN; ALSO
village Farm of II with neat buildings; pleas
any sitnated; very cheap O. H. OLIVER, Beekman n.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

U,oR sALE-A SPLENDID COTTAGE ON TWENTY.
ninth street t.o siory and basement brick high .ocp
'Do ios 'ss' pfs ops ssyosss y5s ce fSE AZ Y.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN MARKET-FoR
Il sale, at Mott Haven. ten minutes walk from Harlem
bridge class House. i6 lot 5DrlOO
BILE, &c price $500 One corner House, hrst class II
tsee Houses rooms each lots a5rlo0; prices 40 and
$500 all new in perfect order; possession any
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

ENOR SALE-HUDSON CITY, BERGEN AND WEST
IL Hoboken property. Twenty minutes from New York
by horse railroad TO fees two story and basement House,
ton First class Cottage; 5000 $1,000, cash; ba,
lance on mortgage Cottages with fine garden
modern improvements, 81 600 to $4,000, the most
modating terms Two story and attic House. filed in with
mortgage THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Hudson City Post Office
Office hours A. NJ to O L, NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

vxyANTED TO PURCHAsE-A RESPECTABLE HOUSE
w and Lot the west AID. Of town Terms 900 cash,
e residue IN bond and moreags for years att cent
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

LNOR SALE-ONE OR MORE LOTS WITH LARGE
and strong brick Buildings in Washington street near
heavy business Possession from LIST of May Inquire
Z. l.. 4 b. I. BURNHAM, 600 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

o1 < nOO AN HONEST AND CAPABLE gum-
plO.VvU; nss. man esn lssrs ef nrss r.ss esssss ~
new patent The srcs has Highest epqomius
Of s who have seen n and win BE- 70 ccnnasd reey
and cancs Can on Q, sddres from 70 ~ hoa -
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

DOR SALE--HOUSE AND PLOT OF GROUND
50 feetxlo22 on 18th street. 70 feet Of Sd av: Lot
corner 5tth st. and 7th House and Lot so
54th ST. on 7th Lot Broadway side, 20 n Of
9th ST. Terms easy. MOORE BROWN, 81 Nassau ST.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

LNoR SALEM JERSEY CITY, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
I the large warehouse heavy frame lnew) III 70 l2l
floor feet In the clear second feet good light front
and twelve large skyghts feet by l2 parttons
built in tho substantial and suitable for
kind business Of manufacturing district adjoining
the Great Western Locomotive Works, Cont
mental Company Railroad and Horse Car Factory
within twelve minutes OF the business heart OF New York
by the Cortandt Canal ferries Will be sold easy
Price moderate Also two excellent business oca
tons on Newark One brick House and Lot Jer
sey avenue particulars address Lewis T. Wood No. 80
Montgomery street, Jersey City, N j.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

VIyANTED-A PLAIN FURNISHED ROOM, BY A
w young genteman with widow lady preferred where
there other boarders Address W. H. L. station b,
pa afauga
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

A FINE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT AND CoUN-
"A ter cellar brick House 22xa5x92 feet All improvements
for sale low cash. located 99 West Eighteenth
between Eighth and Ninth Inquire Of e. L. b..
T. BURNHAM, 600 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13
SALES OF REAL EsrATE.

CoUNTRY SEAT FOB sAER OK TO LEr-oN STATEN
" Island, the Four Corners about ~ miles from
landing The house IL In god repair has hot and cold water
BATH furnace Ac "a healthy and pleasantly located WITH
cd with fruit gryevines &C. Stables gardeners lodge a.
Cow Fowls &o very cheap the owner going to Europe
not sold will be rented reasonably TO responsible par
ty. Inquire q 100 Water street, room No.
The New York herald., 1866-02-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A LII WANTING GFARMS.-LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
n Farms.-Large and thriving settlement of vineland;
mild clmate 50 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad;
ricn producing large 20 tracts at S25
acre, within years; good business opening;
good society hundreds settling and making improve
inens Apply TO CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster Vine
land Lands township N. Letters answered Papers
containing fulli Information will be sent free
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

| vITANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN FURNISHED
w Rooms with modern improvements) and Breakfast
Location between Fourth and Twentieth streets near Broad
way preferred. Address, stating terms &C. T. box 4Ooo
The New York herald., 1866-02-13

EoR sALE-A CORNER PROPERTY IN CENTRE
street rs by 81, with Building covering nearly the
whole ground. 1t put up expressly for manufacturing
purposes or storage and Is heavily ilmbered very light
binders Il has ls2 feet Of vault with iron beams The ad
joining bu ldng might be had which would make SO feet
Centre street. thus making 57 feet Of frontage the
For particulars inquire of CHAUNCEY BARNARD, 100
Broadway.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28
Who are Responsible ?

The conservative" claim that what
thew call the "proscriptive" policy Of
the Union party of West Virginia is
keeping the State in continual excite
ncr. aud di:quict, and that their policy
is best calculated to reduce the State to
quiet and bring about return to the
pursuits Of peace, as it waa before the
war. But let US see. 1t appears from
The testimony Of Gems. Custer, Thomas
md others, before the Reconstruction
Committee, that the rebels were quiet and
we'll disposed attic Close cfhostilitics ,cheH
iacy erp:c'sd to BE- tried for treason. and
TO have their property conf4ca,ed; but
when they SAW the IcHtcacy of the Gov,
erumcnt, lh'y L,cnme iasol."t and ram
pant in their sccessiouism again This Is
exactly the case here. Had few ICON
serrativc" Coion men held their peace
upon the return Of thei: rebel friends
from Dixie, said returned rebels would
have become good citizens, and h"'crrer
mach the radicals" might have desired
to prescribe" them they would have
been unable to 60 50. Then are not the
conservatives clearly responsible not only
for the political di$quict bat for tho pas
sage of the Constitutional Amendment
for it will pas>-and the exclusion Of
their rebel friends from the ballot box
Had these conservatives taken hUy so
much pains to inculcatc the fact that
rcbci!ion is treason, and to make their
past treason appear, oven to them, odt""s'
then they would have consulted the true
interests Of their friends, and secured for
them privileges which will now bo dc
nicd them.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-03-28
A Lamb Dyed dead in the Wool {:

A Lamb Dyed dead in the WOOL
One your ago MIR, D. Lamb, Of Wheel
ing, said to be an able lawyer, aud "o'c
the rhcel.horse Of the conservative
party, said:
"The right Of citizenship is not neces'
sa1ily'c connected with the right Of voting;
aud the State has unquestionably the
right to prescribe who shall DO citizens
within the meaning Of the Grst section
Of the third article Of the Constitution,
ii. e. who shall be voters.
Il have always contemplated that II
would be necessary for US here IN West
Virginia, az soon as We could see GER
,ainly the end Of these troubles, to hold
a Constitutional Convention for the pur
pose of amending many provisions oil
our constitution aud have always
contemplated that when such convention
was held. ar oikermisc, iii sho"M be de'
cnicd tint u convention should not DC heh
It ,conM b. necessary tn afopt Il consttt"'
Honal r,Strtction for he purpose Of pre-
rcntiny reLrls fi'om coming here among Us
to exercise The right cfsn6raGe IN attempt
ing to cout:vl DAr "f;"rs. after being en-
gnyed for gears IN e"lsarort"y 10 destroy
US.
But, says the Wheeling I"irlligcncef
the proposition now is that aobo'ly must
be excluded. Says Mr., Lamb in late
address =: "Auy plan ofindiscriminate
acknowledgements G,ho only kind posi-
ble] would operate most u"jtustly, and al
the same time, most disastrouSiy to the
State" members Of the Confcder.
ate Congress, ex Generals, ColonelS, Cap
tains. privateS. hushwhackcrs aud horse
thievcS-.are all alike to have the free
dom Of elections" in this State accord
ing to the conservative programme, and
to march up to the ballot. box and Kill
a Union soldiers vote with each o.
theirs
1t is mockery aud proclamation Of tho
memory Of our Union dead, who fell on
every battlefield and starved in every
rebel prison pen in the South, to say
these men may claim this preroga'
tive as a right, But it is not they who
are in fac, claiming it. In the majority
of cases they are content to be allowed
to come back aud be let alouc,' to be
protected in their persons, property and
civil rights, in which other citizens are
protected. /, is the copperhcad, cou
serva,ivel politicians who claim it fo'
them, because M'y want the benefit Of it