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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

Let the T~hirty-ninth Congress put its
ear to the ground and catch the ominous
sound of that "tramp, tramp, tramp"
which, wherever it marches, finds a foe
and leaves a victim in IFS track.-Wash
iHgton Rspubliean.
We suppose that by this "OminOui
sound the Republican means Mr.. John
son'spolicy, (which, wherever it marches
finds q foe" in the shape of a radical
o~fBce-holder, and "leayes 8 victim by
his decapit ation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02
FIRE in DelaHare, Ohio.

Delaware (Apr. 2sth) Corrssponssocs Cincinnati
Commercially
Last evening about ten o'clock the cry
Of afreP resounded through the streets of
our usually quiet town, and the citizens
rushed from their homes in terrified mass
Is TO witness the most destructive fire that
has happened here for years. The fire
originated in a carpenter shop, situated
en- Main street, four doors south Of the
Shoub Hotel. The flames spread With
amazing rapidity both right and LEFT. On
the left were entirely consumed q black
smith shop aud 5 building occupied as a
meat market. On the right 8 patent
shnrn mandatory and the extensive
stables attached TO the Sho1b Hotel The
H0ssl was only saved BY the prompt &C.
ton Of the FIRE companies TO whom al
honor Is due. Insurance. light; slmost q
totEi losL 3. G.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

The w~ool-growers of Franklin county
have organized a permanent Association,
with the following officers; President, J.
q. Coulter, Of Columbus; Vice President,
DR.. Thompson, South Bloomfield Treas
urer, o. P. Hines, of Montgomery; Sec
rotary, Harrow Park, of Columbus. A
petition, signed by all the members of the
Association, was prepared, asking Con-
gress to give wool growers the same pro.
lection as is enjoyed by the manufacturer;
of wooden goods; also to impose a heavy
tax on dogs.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

The Hon. John a. ]. Creswell, who
succeeded Governor Hicks in the Q. s
Senate, and upon the death of the Hon.
Henry Winter Davis, succeeded him in
the leadership of the Maryland loyalists,
is q mature looking man of thirty-seven,
with 8 full beard and large, broard fore
head. BE is large, quiet and dignifed,
and looks strong and positive. His ca
reer has been highly honorable IS a law
yer, legislator, Adjutant General, Repre-.
sentative snd Senator. he is an impress
sive speaker, always logical and some
times eloquent. His recent eulogy on Mr..
Davis was q mastery production, and all
of his efforts promise well for his success
in craftsmanship.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

A National Tobacco Fair will be held
in Louisville, BY, on the 2sth and 18th
inst. Delegates viii be IN attendance
from Virgins, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri, and
the best specimensof tobacco grown in
those States Will b On exhibition.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

President johnson recently remrked
to the wife Of q Union 0Hcsr that he did
not consider 0snsnt O. olay IS ealpSbls
q Thaddsus AssTsns and bis cIsn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

John G. Whittier Is put forward by tht
NewburypOrt Mass Herald as the PEG.
PIES candidate in the district which John
B. Alley now representa-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02
CIIRkers.

Recently, a mass, which was worth over
half q million Of dollars, was taken from
the furnaces Of the Treasury. IN which al
the redeemed notes, bonds, &C., were for.
merly burned, and weighs owe q pound
This elinker is composed of the metallic
SUBSTANCES contained in the ink with
which the notes are printed, and which
run together after the paper is consumed,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

TAI President has psrdonsd MsyoF Mua
roe Of New Orleans.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02
CHOLERA.
PreventiOB and Cure-Addrcss to the
Public by the Boar Of Bealth.

At 8 regular meeting of the Board OF
Health, Of New York city, DR.. Crane
read the following address to the public,
with instructions TO citizens. The docu-
ment was approved by the Board. It was
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-02

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MISCELLANEOUS.

! BRIGGS s. HARTZELL,
LiveryStable
Cor. OF Bank and Frankfort Sts.,
ap2Isl2 CLEVELAND, o.
EREEMAN d MIfCHELLrPAPER
IL HAHSERS.-Orders left at G5 Michigan
street will be promptly attended 70. epll:sl2
60A BBLS. "HICKORY CREEK "
OUV LUBRICATING OIL This OIL is equal
to the celebrated Mecca Oil for all lubricatlng pur-
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year on all kinds Of machinery, Andhas given per
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quantities 10 suit purchasers, st reduced rates.
kOBERT AM q CO.,
mar29:32J l39 and III Rlver-st.
T AXE SUPERIOR FISH-1S66 IN
IL SPECTIOS.
800 half barrels White Fish
300 - g Trout.
$50 "a " Pickerel,
In store and for sale at market rates.
ROBERT HANNA 4 CO.,
maT2s:3l0 169 and III Rivtr ST
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8 { 1t / | | E / D It,
Arbeit a0elt 0en Manll.
Sin S5ilb ans ber gCirelitbfst D. Geeria g. .GDDar.
t,aS.-- .<a 0prtlesung0 ~


9en Sag barauf bate Selfrio eiue lange gea
bsime nnterrepung NIT ben Ner5ten. 9ls
oieelben mieoer obsegangen tpuren, fanb ii4
gonltanse elm uno blleb alIen bel br iiben.
uSeet bilt 0u 10 tuobl," duBerte @Onitan3e
nob einiser 3eit, uoab i'd Obne 6ur6t nab
Sturesi6 surlftebren fann. SD beabii6tt9e
beute Nadmittag oabin ab5ureiIen."
,gS 1T nebr al8 freunoli6 pOn Sir gemelen,
Gonfanse, haB 9u bid 70 fir mid a1tf8ecpfert
BAIT" ertpieoerte 6slfrio uno reihte ibr Die
9anb.
Gonitan3e erbpb iib unb frat ndber.
,Sbeuerlte 6elfrio, mas brauAt es, oapcn
gu reben. I'm @Ottes tplen, made ppl
elmer iolaen aleini9teit nitt 70 piei 2lufbe=
bens" lr rI
! ,,GonNuu3e," fubr 9elfrib nit tieiem Grnif
| fort, ,,iteb' mir etnmal 9erabe it'8 @eItdt nno
beantfporte mir cine Sra9e." ...-.
,,Gern," ernieoerte gpnitanje unO i9aute
9elfrio nit pffenem 8lde in bic 9roBet1 bnntelz
blauen Nugen.
n2ieblt 9u 2ange?" r7
Sdne(ler als Elm geoante, fuBte Gonltan3e
ben @ntidlub, Die 6rage perueiuenO slt beont=
porten. Sic mari ben &opf NIT elmer itpl5en
8ewegung surid, u. nabm Die erbobte Sarbe auf
ibren Wangen ben Gbaratter Der 3prne8r6tbe
an, al5 iie entge9nete aa Il ISL
vS6 Babe Germ 2ange tpeber geltebt, np6
peroe t6 Jpn ie lieben. St 1T Elm Wtann, Der
gang uno gar ni6t fir mid tau9t."
SeIirio betradtete fie eine lan9e 0eile idtpei-
seub.
SD betlase Sid; benn entpeber bot gu
iest cine ltnwabrbeit geiust, pber ben gon5en
6erbit binbur6 cine 9einer untpIirbige &om6z
bic. 9eipielt. Sn beiOeu 0dllen biit 9u be-
oauern8merb."
IS entltanD cine Baule, bic BON Stepbanu
unterbro6en tpurce, ipeIbe nit neuen 3eitrngen
elntrat um lie SeIfrIo por5ulelen>
9lm glahmittag reiste @pnltan5e no9 Stu=
resp ab. 10 oab SacObo bel ieiner Mntunft in
&unssbDr9 iie nidt mebr 0utrof. ~
Ginise Sage ipdter ianote @raf 6ermann ben
iungen @pert nad @otbenburg. Son bier fpute
oerielbe 70 balO aIs m69lid nad Gn9lanO abb
9eben.
9lm 8eibna3tsabeno mar 6elfrio beinabe
rclIfommen bergeteut. Die 8eppbner pon
Stnreslo mno Stublbammer, petde cine Ginlaz
ouns nab aun9sbprg erbalten battelI tuurpen
bnrd ben Grafen &omarbierta BON Der erfolgs
ten gerIpbung swiiden einer S6neier unp
Dem Satrltberrn SacpbO 2an9e in Genntnib
9e1ett. H. .'aH. 5.-
9etuib padte Seoerlt.ann, baB Selfrib eber
aug idbe, alS ipate iie fb oen Spoe perloben,
1nitott nit einem iuuSen idOnen Wtann lid 5u
Oermdblen, 10 blei9 uno abge5ebrt mar iie ;
aber ale bufften 8usle6, Die 8lumen Der
@elunobeit piiroen auf ben Som S6nee bes
2eioens beoeften @ansen pieoer erbIaben.
Ginen Wtonat naG Der 8erlObunB flbrte eSae
cpbo bas itOl5e 6rdulein &omarbjerta ais iene
iunge @attin na6 Nfer8nds beim.
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8altimore, 6reitag, beu 10. s5auuor 1866.
ii6 ocm grabe yun pel6em syener 70 eben bn>

| Ii6 ocn @rabe 1ott peIdem Sener 10 eben bin.
pegge9an9en wdr, rno nabm befen Plab ein
Die Nu8en in Sbrdneu i6mimmenb, las iie Die
Snibrift. IS itanb peiter gli6t5 oa, ais
| 9el frto Gdn9e, lommt Dem Sabre, IN
tpel6em fe geltDrben. Set fiirf Sqbren rubte
0elfrio bier. Sonit ipar iie nod in hemlelben
Sabre, Oa iie Sacpbo Die Sano am Slltare
geret3t bate, aus Dem Qeben abberufen not
ben
Gine Gbrdne mad Der onoern rp(lte Der iungen
Dame ilber Die 8angen berab Dlit gefaIteten
6dnben le4nte lie ben &opf auf ca8 eiierne Git
ter. Ser leiOenoe, qualuOQe Na8orud in ibren
3d8e oerrietb einen bttern .S@mer5.
G5 1T ungewib, ipie lang Ite periunten in ibre
traurl9en Beradtun9en, iteben 8ebIeben tpdre,
wenu nidt oa8 @erdui4 baItiger, raider Shritte
! fis aufgelt6rt babe.
Griarpden bIidte iie na9 Der Seite, toober
oieel6en tameu.
Giu junger Wann fam auf bem Bfaoe beran,
melder an 6elfrioS Nubetdtte portberfGbrte.
2ttS er eben porbei9eben notlte, parf er einen
Bid .Quf OaS 8reuj iiber Dem @rabe II. t,tadte,
ais er oe8 narauf ftebenOen 9t~menS anIi4tig
puroe, 0aIt. ,a
- 9ie .8rau ppllte iia iebt entfernen; er aber
nabm ben 6ut Qb nit ben Wprten: 80,
u@ntiAuloigen Sic; weiien Grob 1T bas
bier p" +
09ie Satin be8 Gabrif6errn 2qn9e rubt in
bemIel6ein."
uAbMI. sa1- s
Ser iunge Mann tparf einen fprIhenoen 8lid
auf Die 0aue, welde ct an9ereoet bate, un0
ieBte bin5u: ..'-'
51,,9er 8a6rif9err 2an9e mar iontt per-
mdbt?" b. s.1 u;rslrs .aa
,Sa, nit 6rduten 9iomarbjerta," ;" antmprtete
Die 9ame, modte cine Geidte 0erbeugung unp
8og l6 5uriit.
,,9tur feds Sabre ItnO perToiIen, ietoem i'd
bier mar, uno 70 piete gerduoerllngen," badte
Der iunge WPann. slu6 er bIieb cine Nele an
QelIrio5 Grabe iteben.
,,Gpte, bo69eiinnte 8rau," fubr er bonn BEL
| iih ielbit fort.
uSn peIAer groben 6dulo ftebe id, ni8t6e
Dir! Nie monbulal pdbreno oieier ereigniBrei.
den Sabre ba5e ID nidt gepani6t, 9i6 pieoer
su leben unO Dir gu pahfeu SEPT = feio ibl
| uetVcJ SH uItu ttFf ptc itOt'IlC HhU Vet0eNSSulS
D(utter Sn9a tpoi. 6rieoe eurer NI@e!
, st 9ing einige S&ritte F0eiter uno blteb pies
oer upr eRem tleinen eiernen &reu3e iteben, po:
rauf gel6rieben tpar: su
n9ier rubt Snga 8en9ti0n."
2lu bttiem Grab tntete ct nieoer.
W}on tonnte ieben, oaB er ein titles Gebe
hilteIte .e
Sang pertpeilte ct auf benz ar6bofe; eS mar
ol8 pb e8 ibm icbmer fiele, iiA pon Snga 8engt.
ions @rdb 81 treDnen.
D(itta9 ipar pprijber, ais er BON Der 0einatt
Der Gpbten iJb entfernte uno in enie Poithaiit
einitieg, pelhe emit ibrem BoitiOon orauBen an
Der &irdbpimouer belt.
,,9ta6 9ltersnd8," befabl Der iunge Mann,
nadbOem e8 ibm gelunaen mar, ieinen &utider
pteOer gum 2eben 81 bringen.
(6ortfetung fOIg!.)
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3 10 eiter 9 anb.


@erfen mir einen 8lif auf Die entflobene
3eit ppn Sabren 5nriif, wie tur3 eriGetnt Iie
unS ni9t, uno fDh, tpie pele llmwan0lunQen
buben in bieIem 3eitraun sel6eben t6nnen -
DIT genast ia eir ein5iaer Sag, I'M mdbrenr
ieines 8erlaufeS Elm Wleni6enleben um5ultaItan
uno flr glnoere t6nnen Sabre per13minDen,
pbue baB iie cine 8erdnperuns nit tb bringen;
man iote 9lauben, Die 3eit itebe fill, 10 sIeideN
bic Sage chamber.
9lad @erfuB BON feds Sabren pOQeu tpir
ben Qeier auf ben Sdauplue Der in oen opral,-
sebenoen 8Idttern. gel&ilOerten Ggeignt9e lus
rGdfIbren. -- a@ ta E
9ie SriblingSionae bate bic Groe mieoer in
@rln eetleioet. IS mar Elm 166ner SpnntaQ
i'm Wtai. 9ie feftli6 9epubten 8auersleute fa=
men aus Der Stride pon Gun9sbprg. Sine Weil(
tlieben lie np6 auf benl 9i9el 100 baS @otte8,
baus ii6 erbpb; itebeu, I'm iiber oteB uno iene.
su pluuoern. 9ll8 bic Gquipa9e oes @rafer
HOmartierta nit benz 9rdIlj4en 9aare abge=
fabren mar, seritreute IicA baS GpIt.
Sin paor anoere Wo9en btelten ouf perIdie=
oenen Sete1t Der &irdbpfsmauer. ,e
Ser cine mar Den Bauern aus Der @emeiuo(
wOblbetannt; er seb6rte benz Batrpn 81 offers.
mas.
9er anbere mar en &etlefubrwerf, mel9es
ben yleu9ierisen einise Sragen an ben &uti6er
entlcdte. Oils iie ieOU4 sur 9lntmOrt erbie(ten
eS gebDre enem Sremben Der na6 &un0sborQ
wolle, waren iie 5lfrieOen9elteGt unb liebau lid
ni&t tpeiter obbaIten, Eibren .9einsipe9 an3t
treten. !" 5-5-.5
gluf benz jebt menl6enleeren &irb6pf befa1t.
ben iid nod bret Berionen. Ser Sine mar cir
fraftupner Mann upn einigeu pierSig Sobren mi
einem nod bilOl&6nen G5eFGt, tpeIde8 BON Sn:
teai3en5, Site unD @nergie Seuste
Gr ftanD pDr einent bIbi6en, nit frii6er
8lumen gei6mitdten @rabmale. .0as einfdAt
@ranittreu5 mar BON elmer oidbelaubten 9dn9e:
birte beldattet uno nit einem id6uen @ilengit
ter umldlpfen. sluf baS lebtere eeitilBt, be:
tradtete ct nit einem pebmitbi9en uno betitl.
rnerten 2lu8orud bic lddelnoen Ylutnen auf ben
I@robbiigel. e
S5n etniger Gntfernung oopOn binter eirten
bi6ten 6a9eoprnbui& oerborgen, iab eine jung
J Srau. Wlit einem Bid pou Summer uno 3drt
li6teit betraGtete lie BON ibcem @erltef aus heI
Wtann am @rabe. Sic bate Die s.ttern6e ,0anl
uuf's 6erS seoriidt, uno 2lgeS CAB gu erfennen
bab iie pon elmer lebbaften Gemitb6bewegunl
ersriffen mar.
/ '9la6bent er eintse NugsnbIide unbewe9ti6
'lbie 9lusen auf ben 3olenblsel, pelder obn'
! 3pefel einen leiuem 9er3en tbeuren @egenItant
beoedte, gebeftet, boge|tanoen war, entfernte lid
| Der Mann unO nabn ietnen Beg BON ben
airdbpf berab nab einem per baielblt barrenoel
gDasen.
| Grit als ea8 @erdul@ Der baopn rpuenoel
8doer ibr b6rbor tpuroen, perlieb bic jung
Srau auf ben. Sir&Puf ipr 8eried, sic ndbert
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8sG , IkSe.nD@n 0luag.
$Sss Zen, geebrtRh &utlttlm hte NnseGe bds ID sfn
B 9Detrbanciun8sS sSe6it erSffnst bate uho I'm gtarbe
tt5, Die Seen rnb rsnitan pnfcn np iar6 fben gBene
cmpbl be Duseno BET bar Saupne unb Sac an3u5tten.
DteI geue ab mir Direct aus Gnrcra ipDrIirt uNp
ibte Medtpstt uEb gardnttrt.. 6. T,&tefer.
0siIebaIpla, 0saember 1865. s
ReGer: Np. ,217 9iprb Drjtte Strait.
EgAbreie pnb 2Dpbuung SO. 800 grar91r. C8tjs-ur)
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;, Baltimore 10 9 Rer.
2Efouseeeeben BON
Gi9el s. gbmamffer.
8ebtrtommse1t.

80 f~ &eDtH9uWSSW%
Der tSaIit,e aBecfer fpfet in ber Stabt Gents
wS6ent5 se6lbar an bic &rGser, ele baftit Derant'
mortlid finb.
Drd bic Bop SerTanbt: $3.50 fitr gacnnte rbsr
Sc iG6rlidb in HerauS3ab bIuns. e4
Das gSOdbeHblatt er&eint iebeu Greitas unb fpf
So i6trlidp i'm Bpraus SabIbar.
gaatb Dsutf4raub pssianbt: S. ta9rli9 (eiui&HssH4
bes 8prtp). er Rrss ea'
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9crrenflet let0erz0abeit,

DcrrenFIet0erzNaDeft,
g8eit 15ratt Str. $50. 358 unb 1854.
Uteuen ssebrtea Greunbeu unS benz 8ublifum made
6 biern,it bic InSeise, bab m baS ipn felt Sa6ren an
bieieat 8ose @eGdt iberupuen babe unb be=
dnbs elm reiG6alti8es Eager 6pnen ielb searbez
teten Serrenffeibern neueer aepu gu Ben bisen re=
fen oprrGtb9 baften unb aud ofe au 8eelun9 anferz
tsen peroe L 5tpffe fir 915Ge unb 1peu5euge in aen
Sorten unb 5u alen BreiieE. r ~s..s...n -
ierner cine auswa6I NesenfGirne, GtSdeac., fotpie
ale in bieie8 Sad enfdlageuben &rtifeI.. nsir
~ I1e 8eiteaungen roerben prpmpt, biGis nub in
tirsefter 5Srift on9eferti8t. .s- 4''o 3s%.
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95ertige Slcioer
unb gRpoez zNrtifeI fir 6erren.

SO 318 52 9rattara6e.
Gtner reunfen 8efGnnten frrp benz geetrten pub
ltfm b r5aupt bic treebsnfe Mnetee bnb i tn menem
Strre fists en NDriinnt rti9sr 5errenftebfr 1De cine
i66ue GuewaN prn u n rifle ibern, 5emben, & e.
i6entI4er 81 trI mp fe, 0etacenfraBen u f. 70. Spr-
rdtbte balte.
aud werten 9leter mad gaB aus ben ttpternfsn Stsea
nneeferttet 8tntg fir Gaar 1T metu Diptt,.
(Suni15il) - q. Grtenetfeu.
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Sa0rg. XVII. 'a aa
Sele0retpbie 5!

Die ens8tn tsGesrnpRii8ea 2antftnten III Der sBelt
reIae ifsoptl
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coincidence in this their sad affection and
hRrpa Npnnnnt

coincidence in this their sad affection and
bereavement,
Resola1d, That copies of these resolu-
lions be sent to the parents Of the de-
ceased, to the Medina Gazette, Ohio, and
to the papers of this place with re-
quest that they be published.n
In support of the resolutions a few
very brief and touching remarks were
made by j. u. HolSe, Hon. c. J. Faulk-
ner, e. w. Andrews, Edmund Pendle-
ton, J. S. Haldeman, Hon. f. B. Hall,
Hon. B. Stanton, and III. II. Blackburn.
In substance the speakers all paid
tribute to the many noble qualities and
virtues which in their brief association
and acquaintance with the deceased,
they had recognized and learned to APP
preciate. His indomitable energy and
perseverance. his native vigor and force,
and his good judgment and sound COM
mon sense, were spoken of in the high
est terms. His patriotism and tried
courage in the army, his af1ability and
honesty in his profession, that made
him friends as if by magic; and espe-
ed, and the influence he had attained in
Morgan County, where he had located
but a brief period before his death were
all referred to in the most compliment
tary terms by his late associates of the
bar.
After the brief remarks above referred
to, the resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and ON motion of Hon. B. STAN
ton it was
Resol,,ed, That the Prosecuting At
torney be requested to present the min
utes of this meeting to the Circuit Court
of this county at its next term, with a
motion to have the same entered on the
journal of the Court.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
E. B. HALL, Pres't.
J. NELSON W1sNER, sec'y.
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Registration Questions.

The following is list of questions to
be propounded to each person applying
for registration
|. What is your full and true name:
2. Do you consider an oath as legally
and morally binding as if administered
by q Judge of the Court, or Justice oil
the Peace?
3. Do you know that any false OF
wrong statement you may now make is
perjury, and renders you liable to pun
ishment as perjurer and disquafifies
you from voting and holding office?
4. What is your age?
8. Where were you born?
6. Have you resided or lived the last
twelve months in the State of West
Virginia? The last month in Berkeley
county?
Z. How long have you resided in the
United States?
s. If naturalized where did YOU get
your first certificate? Where your last!9
Show them.
8. Have you voluntarily since the lst
day Of June, 1861, borne arms against
the United States, the reorganized gov
eminent of Virginia or the State of West
Virginia:
~. nave you ever forwarded nlOney,
provisions, clothing, arms, ammunition
or goods of any kind or letters of infor-
nation to persons engaged in the rebel
lion or living within the Rebel lines, for
yourself or other persons? What and
how?
II. Have you voluntarily given any
countenance to the Rebellion by saying
to others that the North was wrong and
the South rightin the war; by saying ii
you had to fight you would fight for the
South Or similar expressions discour-
aging the cause Of the Union:
II. Have you voluntarily afforded
support to the cause of the rebellion by
aiding Others to go to the South, either
by your words, by letters, by money,
clothing, provisions, arms, or otherwise,
for themselves, or promise of the same,
for their families.
IL. Have you ever voluntarily left
this State and gone within the military
lines of the so-called Confederate
States" with the purpose of adhering to
said States or armies:
n. Have you ever expressed a desire
or wish for the success of the Southern
army or the defeat of the Union army in
any of their battles, Or rejoiced over a
Union defeat:
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DIED.,

ROBINSON.-At her residence, in this
county, on Sunday. the 4th instant, Mrs Ham
nah Robinson, wife of Mr.. Alexander Robin
son, in the 72nd year of her age.
HEDGES.-On Friday, the End inst, at his
residence, near Hedgesville Mr. Josiah
Hedges aged about 60 years.
BURkE.0n Monday last the 18th inst.
at his residence near North Mountain Depot.
in this county, Mr. John Burke, aged about
40 years.
LEWIS.-At her residence near Smithfed,
in Berkeley county, August the 18th. 1865
Mrs. Mary Lewis IN the 74th year of her a@e.
Lay her gently to rest.
Her troubles are o er,
She will wake with the blest,
On Canaans bright shore.
STUCkEY.-- Friday night, the 2srd
of February, at Cedar Point, on Mill Greek,
Berkeley county, Mrs. Sarah G. Stuekey,
wife of Charles Stuckey, aged 81 years. 8
months and 26 days
Few persons possessed more lovely charae-
ter than the subject of this notice. She was ia
vored in an eminent degree with those traits of
mind which render women attractive Al:
afFcc;ionate wife, n fond and devoted mother
y sincere and faithful friend, she was beloved
oy all who knew her.
To perfect all, she was n christian. She was
a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and for many years adorned her profession by
n god-lke walk and Il christian conversation
When the summons came she was found rns1y