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AUDITOR OF SFATK's OFFICE, 4
COLuMBus. o. NAV. 1894 I
And sCRJP For sAIFEWa If.

IL fer for sale the Agricultural Land Scrip own
ed BY the State OF Ohio on the following terms:
In quantities ofl6O to 900 acres at 80 cents per
acre; in quantities OF i 900 to 10000 acres At IS
cents per acre; In quantities Of 10000 to 1900
acres ct 20 cents per acre. In Quantities above
50, 900 acres, some additional reduction In price viii
be made, and time for part payment may be OBJ
tanned, II desired.
This scrip may be located On any Government
lands subject to entry at Sl.2s per acre mineral
lands exceptedl.
Those who buy Of the State will DO safe from I'M
fair practices.
JAS. a. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
s. S. WARNER, Treasurer Of State.
W. b. SMITH, Secretary Of State.
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NAPOLEON Az kUXERRE,


Paris May 81 correspondence London Times.l
The Emperor and Empress visit to
Auxerre will be remembered as long as
his New Years Day compliment to the
Austrian Ambassador in 1859. Their
Majesties left Paris on Sunday morning
at nine o'clock, accompanied by General
Fleury, Grand Equerry; NJ. Frenzy,
Deputy of the Yonne; the ladies of honor
and officers of the household on service.
The imperial party arrived at their des-
tination at q quarter to one, masses Of the
population having assembled at the rail-
way stations, receiving their Majesties in
the most enthusiastic n They
were received at the station of Auxerre
by NJ. Challe, the Mayor; the Municipal
Council, NJ. Larabit, Senator; NJ. Le-
eomte, one Of the deputies Of the depart
ment, and several persons Of note con-
nected with the town.
The Mayor addressed the Emperor and
Empress in the following:
SPEECH.
SIRE-Fifty-one years since the En-
peror Napoleon I. was received in this
town with such proofs of devotedness and
Joy that he retained q vivid recollection Of
them, which he expressed on his death
bed in the most affecting terms, as record
ed in the Memorable de Sdinte Helene.
Your Majesty has just heard the same
| enthusiastic acclamations, the same cries
from the depths of the heart of a popula-
ton whose devotion to the Emperor, as
your Majesty well knows, has no more
been found wanting in days Of trial and
adversely than in those of prosperity and
triumph. Let the Emperor therefore per-
NIT me to present to him the keys Of this
faithful town, IN which the sacred fire of
attachment to the Empire has always
been kept burning, ven in the darkest
times.
MADAME-Come and receive the ar
dent blessings of our population, who
venerate, admire and love you; and, as
their reward, deign to tell the young
Prince Imperial that, like lis great uncle
and his father, he may rely on the affec-
ton of his old and loyal town of
Auxerre.
The Emperor replied in the following
ADDRESS.
1 am happy to see that the rsminis-
| cences of the First Empire have not been
enaced from your memory. De CERTAIN
that, on my side, Ihave inherited the SEN
timents of the head of my family for
the energetic and patriotic populations
who supported the Emperor in good as
in evil fortune. have, moreover, a debt
of gratitude to pay to the department of
the Yonne. It was one of the first to
give me its suffrages in ls45, because it
knew, like the majority of the French
nation, that its interests were mine, and
that I detested, like it, those treaties of
1915, which ONE parties of this day wish
to make the sole basis of our foreign
policy.
1 thank you for your sentiments, In
the midst of you 1 breathe at case, for it
is among the laborious population of the
towns and rural districts that / find the
true genius of France.
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The Norwlk Register ~pertinently re-
marks esncsfning the recent rumor
that the Union State Committee stood
twelve to one in favor of the Presidents
policy, that sthe report is Of consequences
in n respect only If true, it shows
thst the Committee, as at present eonsti-
tuted. grossly misrepreseuts the people Of
the state N that question, and needs re-
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lOHEsTIC SEWING MACHINR.

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
~ GREAT IMPROVEMENT LIN SEWING
MACHIHES.-Ths domestic will do a greater
range of work than the four different grades OF
struction with perfect action. Send for circular
and samples Of work Great indusemsnts offered
to agents. G. w. CR0MELL 4 CO.,
mavlR 12f euDertor-sk maSefand Ohio
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

The venerable Asa MAhan, D. d. Pro
bsssor in Adrian College, and formerly
President Of oberlin College, was mar
ried, onSTueday last in the College
Chapel Adrian, to Mr.. Chase formerly
of Bethel. Ohio. President Mahan Is The
author Of 4 system Of qnteIlsctuAl Phi
1osophy,D beside several other popular
and standard works.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

There are two Unitarian churches in
Chicago. The pastors names are CoTlyer
and Collier, and are pronounced exactly
alike, Both we're Methodist ministers
before they became Unitarian. The for
mers initials areR r. L. and the latter's is
r. Both sre Roberts. Not long since
the latter, who is an Englishman, received
by mistake aletter belonging to the fog
mer, which he returned, remarking that
there was no s(HE)L in his name, or ell
in his theology" -
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PATENTFENcEs.

-
THIS FENCE Is MADE OF WOOD,
Il braeed with iron, set in ornamental iron
posts, which Ia embedded In q stone foundation,
and the whole is painted with three coats Of best
quality Of paint and thoroughly sAnded with light
coiored sand. The wood pert ofthe fence Is so con-
strueted tha. Is does not touch the ground, and
there is no place whereWater can possibly be alb
sorbed. Hence It will last, at the lowest ~cAlcula-
tion, 70 years. The gates are made upon the most
improved principle, and are ornamental in the
highest degree. The painted ornaments are all
iron. By many this- fence, when set, is taken to
be composed entirely Of iron. 30 airy and substsn-
tial 10 lit in appearance.
The attention CT those wishing to improve the
appearance of their front yards, ash those con.
tsmplating building, lis eSl,sd 10 this fence, now
ursd In front ofthe dwellings Of the following
gentlemen Of this city
THOSE USING THE -BAILIsrER FENCE Win IRON
I .-- PIcKEr
Peter Thatcher, Eeq., SeaecE street.
II. NJ. Claim, Esq Seneca street.
g. W. Morrill,, Esq, Seneca street.
D.,A. DANGER, ESQ., Huron street, east of Erie
Fayette Brown, ESQ.,, Euclid street.
G. n. Bnrt, Esq, Euclid street.
THOSE UsINe TIE BALLIsTER PENCE WITHOUT IRON
40 PICKET ORNAMENT.
Mrs. Orowell, corner Superior and Erie streets
Rev. 7. d. Hawks, Superior strset.
II. NJ. Chaplin, Esq st. Clair sire t..
II. g. Hitchcock, St. Clair street.
a W. Fairbanks, st. Clair street.
II. V. Wilson, St. Clair street.
Mrs. Bond, st. Clair street. , Coil
8. c. Porter, Architect, Huron street.
DR.. Sapp, Huron street.
USING THE BROAD PICKET FENCE STYLE.
II. P. Weddell, Esq, Euclid avenue.
For further particulars call at my ONCE, ovel
Fogg's Crockery Store, where sample Fences ant
drawings can be seen.
may 2s:s42 T.W. MORSE, Agent.
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IN BBLS, @HIOKORY CREEK ;
GLASS,

TIHE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
Il City, including large sizes, to which additions
will be made as required. .4a
FOREST CITY VARNISH co.,
mar27 So Franfort street.
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Tia Edinburgh Rerie15 mentions that
the whole of Tennyson's In Memoriamn
hiss been translated into Lstin elegaic
/ verse, in 8 manner which the reviewer
considers worthy Of public notice. The
work has been printed for private cireuls-
ton only, and the laureate has not con-
seused 10 sanction its publication, Hbe-
cause he appears to have conceived that
the TRANSACTIONS would interfere with his
own c~orYriRht.n
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R,vbt Face.

The Democracy of Ohio is adapting it.
self to circdmstances-Herald
So is the Postmaster editor of the
Herald.
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WATCHES.
c PRICE.
oFTBR o
American Watches,
be- Made at WaItham, Mass.

TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RE.
l. CENT great decline in gold and silver and al
the materials used In the manufacture of our goods
and In anticipation ola still further decline, W.
have reduced cur prices to Is low E point as they
can DO placed
with Gold at Par,
SO that no one need hesitate to buy 9 watch now
from the expectation that It will be cheaper at
some future time. The test Of ten years aud the
manufacture and sale Of
More than 20O,0 900 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
watches, our business has steadily increased as the
public became sseQuainted With their yAiue, until,
for months together, We have been unable to sup
plyths demand. We have repeat, dly enlarged our
factory buildings until they nov cover over three
acres aground, and give accommodation to more
than eight hundred Workmsn. rrlS1r r
We are fully justified IA stating that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
he different grades arc distinguished by The fol-
lowing trademarks sngraxsdo on the plate: ~
l.. American Watch Co.. Ksltham, Mass.
2. "AppIston, Tracy AcO, !" waltham, Mass.
3. "P. 8. Bartlett, Wsltham, Mass
4. "wm. Elisry." T
6.oUR LADIES' WATCH Is Of arst quality
nAnsd t'APpletou, Tracy 4 Co., WAL
than, Mass. ~ .rrr
6. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watches Is named
up. S. Bartlett, - Wsltham, Mass. Thsas
So watches are furnished In g great variety Of
sizes and styles ofcssss. p a.
The American Wash Co., OF YAltham, Msss.,
authorize Us to state that without distinction OF
trademarks or prizes,
All the Products of their Factory are
fully Warranted.
to be the bsst time-keepers Of their class ever
made in this or any other country. Buyers should
renembe that unlike the guarantee of 8 foreign
maker who can never be reached, this vArantee Is
good at all times against the company or their
agents and that If after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any psrticu-
lar, 1t may always be exchanged for another. AG
the American Watches made At WAlthan, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country,
we do not solicit orders for single watches.
oAUTIoN.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
count rfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS 4 Appleton,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
maylo:Rl0-DkW 1S2 Broadway, MY.
1
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DOUGLAS GRASr, a sou Of General Grant,
has been appointed cadet at West Point BY
the President
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NOTICE-TO all whom It may con

N all WhOm IL mdY cOHs
In cern.-At 9 regular meeting Of the City
Council OF the City Of Cleveland, held May s, 1866,
the following reaoIution WAS adopted, viz:
Rssolred, That in the opinion Of this Council 1t
Is deemed necessary to grade, pave, and improve
Superior street, between Monumental Park and
Erie street -aisos to grade, pave, and improve
Frankfort street, bstween Seneca and Water
streets. Any person or persons claiming damages
BY reason Of such grading aud paving, are hereby
notified that they are required to file their claims
from the hrst publication Of this notice, or be for
ever barred from filing any claim or receiving any
damages therefor O.. E. HILL, Sity Clerk.
May 10, 1866. maylO:3ls
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NOTICR-TO an whom # NAV con,

IN eern.-At q regular meeting OF the City
Council Of the City of Cleveland, held May s, 1866,
the following resolution was adopted, viz;
Rfsolred. That in the opinion Of this Council, 1t
Is desnedDecessary to grade and improve Mime
sofa street IN accordance with the plans and pro-
file OF raid street in the City Civil Engineers
Ones. Any person or persons claiming damages
byreoson OF said improvement, are hereby requir-
ed 70 die their claims In writing with the City
Clerk within i've weeks from the first publication
Of this resolution, or be forever barred from filing
any claim, or receiving sny damages therefor.
O. Z. HILL, City Clerk.
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NOfIGE.Lfhe attention OF all par.
In ties Interested is called to the provisions of
Sections I and ", Of an Ordinance to prevent the
saleef Intoxicating liquors on Sundays, which
sections are as follows
'ssEc. 1. No rsrson shall son, or give away, OF
expose for 1Hls, any intoxicating liquor, or keep
ePen any saloon grocery. bar or other place, on
sunday for the purpose Of selling, giving away,
or exposing for sale, Intoxicating liquor.
SEQ. ~. Any person violating any provision
ofthis ordinance, shall on conviction thereof be
lars.' ----~~ 10 EI-- ~ GlH
In conformity with the provisions Of this ordi-
nanea, saloons, groceries, bars, or other places
misunderstanding liquors are sold, must be closed
from Il, o'clock on each Saturday night to IL
o'clock on Sunday night.
By prder7of the Board o. METROPOLITAN Police.
r-a h. NJ CHAPLIN, President.
J. SCHROEDER, Secretary.
Cleveland, My Is, 1866. mAyI9:Sls
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It is reported from Washington that q
strong effort is being made to pass the
Colorado Bill over the Presidents veto,
on the ground that ii ought to be made a
party measure of the Radicals against
President johnson. We earnestly warn
our party friends against making an issue
with the President on the admission OF
Colombo On that issue the President
would have the immenseprestige of being
in the right. We cannot afford TO join
issue with Andrew johnson except upon
questions in which principle is involved.
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VARNISHES.

Inn BARRELS VARNISHES-
lUU Some very fine, OF our own make.
For esls by
FOREST CITY vARNIsH CO., =
marGT 60 r-,,hE.--.ok 81
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TO PLASTKRERs, BRICK AND STONE
MASONS.

M Il AXE hECElNlNG AMI HAVE
w constantly in store, and for sale at the
lowest market price, in lots to suit, the celebrated
Fremont Whits Stone Lime, the best In market for
white finish and all other purposes. "a
m2k:32t ]. FEUSIER 4 Co., Ag'ts, "a Rivsr-st.
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W0NDERFUI But TRUE.-MIDINE

WeHDERFUL But FRUE.-MGDAKK
REMINGTON, the world renowned Assrol-
ogist and Somnambnlistfe Olsirvoyant, while In .
elairvoyant state, delineates the very features Of
the person you are to marrY, and BY the ala Of an
instrument Of intense power, known a. the Psy-
chomotropes guarantees to prOducs q perfect and
nfe-iks pietureofthe future husband and vie 81
the applicant, with date Of marriage, occupation,
ieaaing traits Of. ehAracSer, &c. This Z no fmpo-
iffsn, as testimonials without numbeF can asssrt.
By stating place Of birth, age disposffioa, colofcf
eyes and hair, and e~nolosing nifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed TO yourself you viii
receive the picture BY return mail, togsthsr Wish
Observation-Disclosures.
Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REhIEGTcN, Pc Box 297, West Trey, N. T.
mayl.296-d trkAW
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Business Men Wanted
TNO ENGAGE PERMANENTLY c

y Il y Il ANON LINALAAN IN I w
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matehless Engraving OF LINCOLN AND HIe
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"BETHLEHEM," q true eompanion-p piece for
Christ Blessing Little CEildren." Its superb
ority over other Engravings claimed a. an appro-
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Sales mmense-withest precedent In the history
Of EngraYings.
An examination OF our assortment viii satisfy
any one, that for merit, power and beauty Of de-
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A few General superintsndents wanted, to em-
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References required. Apply. either personally
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HAIR DYE, &C.

Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner.
Il has been used By the elite Of Paris and Lon Ion
With the most aatteFing success. Names 5faai
purchasers will be registered, and II entire satis-
faction is not given IL every instance, The monsy
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testimonials mailed free. Address BEHoERS
SHUTS CO., Chemists, no. 2s5 River street
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MIR. stevens, Plan of RecOnstruciIOl

Mr.. stevens Plan Of Reconstruction
The bill fo- the reconstruction Of the
rebel states, introduced into the House Of
Representatives on Thurssy dby the Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, pro
vides for the readmission of the rebel
states upon two simple and moderate con-
ditions. They T
L. That every state shall admit all OF
its citizens, without distinction of color, to
equal rights before the law.
II. That no person who has sworn
allegiance to the Confederate States, thus
forfeiting his citizenship in the United
States, shall exercise the elective franchise
before he has again become a citizen OF
the United States, in the same way that a
foreigner becomes one
This bill goes directly to the heart OF
the reconstruction problem. 1t provides
for the readmission of the rebel states
upon the only basis which will afford the
nation permanent and Sufficient guaran-
ties of future peace, and of justice to the
Unionists of the South. Its conditions
ara moderate and easy toward the rebels,
and yet am pie for the North. We have
too frequently maintained their necessity,
as the only secure basis of reconstruction,
to re-discuss them at present. We wish
we could believe that there was sufficient
courage, dignity, and love of justice in
Congress to secure the passage of the bHl.
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"Dear Wife-Sell my 'tother clothes for
what they will bring, and remit at once.
Had my linen duster for supper, and my
spare shirt win have to go for lodging.
May be able to make a light breakfast on
a German silver comb and a pair of
shears that 1 CHANGED to have with me.
Don't know when 1 shall get home. It
will depend a great deal on the walking.
Don't marry for a Few months there is a
bare possibility of my getting back.
- CrNrnN
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r. III. CURRAN,

ofWater, Rochester, n. Y.
Or to sithsr Of our General superIntendants Of
branch Offices, as follows: II. d. MeGe0rge, 81
stAte-St., Albany, N. T.; J, II, Jones, Us Dear
Dorn-st-, Chicago, Illinois, W. D. Baker. % Grant
at, Pittsburgh, Pa msy11:3ls
R00 BBLS. "HIOKORY CREEK "
OUO LUBRICATING OIL.-This Oil Is equal
to the celebrated Mecca Oil for all intoxicating pur-
poses. 1t has been thoroughly tested for the past
year on all kinds of machinery, andhas given per
feet satisfaction. We are prepared TO furnish It in
quantities to suit purchaser, at reduced rates.
RoBERT HANNA q Co.,
mRr29.32O 169 and III River-st.
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Which is R0LLED THICKER, giving GREATER
RESISTANCE to the Skirt, but Ioosing none of the
FLEXIBLE QUALITIES for which tina DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC stand so PRE-KAISKSr.
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PIANO ROOMS,
1ITTERSS

fine Pianos at the lowest rates. and on accom-
msyls
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az dstsstsd, equally with them, those treaties
OF 1915, which It IL now sought to make the sole
baliS Of our foreign policy."-Iouis EspoleoH al
Aurerrs.
At this simple sentence, uttered by the
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THE LEADER LEADS.

The Advertising Receipts Of the
Leader, Plain Dealer and Herald
fer the Last Mine Months
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-21

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