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NREENBACKs FOR THE PEOPLE!
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG coNsusrERS'
STATIONERY ON THE COOPERATIVE
/ . STEM!

THE AMERICAN sTATIoNERs CoaPA MI,
Sactnriuo extensiyely OF an kinds Of paper stoes
ind statfonery goods and having an immense sigrs
which must be disposed OF. concluded 70 popuaar,iy
their aaies and bring their goods prominent!
before the public by Offering them 70 tneir
ers in packages accompanied by . hoefai ui'''''e
siS me OF rsesnt Of this is the GREEN OK STA
TIoSERY PACKAGE. each one containing
9 Z sheets sheets extra tine LADIES' FRENCH MULE
10 mick R4 bI5FF LETTER ENVELOPES, ryvv
8 thick WHITE CARRIE NEW style' f'N'A
ane No. aIEAD PENCIL. v,scy
) extra ine sTEEL PENS and fAN''
and y distpisSt,on OF GREENBACKs In SUMS
OF 81. 9s, 9s, $40, &2o, so. ard yi s3s
Price for che whole only FIFTY GESiS Contains
The Greenbaek Stationery pses saSersi profits
usually made by tobbers wholesale ana o. .' css.
dealers, &C., viii be distributed sinops S o. has
toners In the few weeks that tnss -. "wnsde.fal
been before the public 70 has achieved ~ End, OF
success Winning golden opinions iro 10th writing
people, and thousands made siaa py ia nse Wiih
materials and gyeeabacks that tney 0ou'N
Agents and canyssssrs wanted. the i oi'Ds pef
low rates 90 clubs, agents, ana oshsIs, Single
mail or exyreea 10 any part or tEe eouu .as Is
nasfa ree be- epaeSsgcs, q. % u xsSSns,nd
loo packages, e4h Speeia. rnses letters
When convenient sena arass ,m.se money order,
ann yrisk Goods sent 6y express y, S San
when accompanied BY zen Sss Sfn. TiGGiRNER
~ oa''1' tli4 Main street. Whclsssls A Az Va.
| Av,Et
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GPERM OIL, LARD OIL, VIRGINIA
y LUBRICATING OIL, Whale Oil, Tanners
OIL, Sweet OIL Linseed Oil. Kerosene OIL for sale
by PURCELL, LADD q co..,
/ ie II ,, {sss4-r Druggists, Main street.
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SEA-BATH1NG AT COBB'S ISLAND
- This delightful summer resort situated eigh-
teen miles northeast Of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land, is rapidly growing,
to become Of the most attractive places on the
coast Of America.
Its pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid WIFI never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements, both IN inc
furnishing Of our houses and general beauty OF
our grounds. :. .s-,s
be surpassed, being perfectly SAFE with an abund-
ance Of lighthouses.
Shooting, fishing, and boating. cannot be exceIled
on the continent with an abundance OF boats anu
experienced men to attend to the wants OF yistors
with other amusements-bowlin saloons, billiards,
&c.
Passengers leaving Richmond and petersburg,
arriving at Norfolk on Mondays, W edpssdayb, ano
FRIDAYS at A. NJ, will connect With steamer TO
Cherrystone and THENCE BY line Of hacEs dcr0ss
ing and thence by steamer to the island arriving
TERMS Per day, s.; per week, SIS per month,
ssd. nA''' COBB 81 B5RotTHERs, Proprietors,
- = Chsfrfstone post-oface,
iea-sm Northampton county, Va
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5DEWARE OF HATTERs, sTAILoRs,
ID AND SHOEMAKERS REPAIRING YOUR
SEWING MACHINES.-Always take Your ma;
chimes to a PRACTICAL MAN. You eau lind
him at the Union Manufacturing Company's
Works, on Cary street near Fifteenth, where You
can get NEEDLES and any part of any Sewing
ON the Sloat Elliptic, Wheeler u Wilson, Grover
& Baker, and doa general SEWING-MACHlNE
REPAIRING BUSINESS.
All repairing WARRANTED 49,. -.
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nENTIFRIGE, AS DIRECTED BY
: 80, DE-. w. B. PLEAsANTs. :. -.
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FURNITURE AND CARPENTERS
IL TOOLS FOR sALE.-I want to dispose of
HOLD GOODS all In good order. Also, q full set
of CARPENTER'S TOOLS eau at
Mrs. CAROIINE MILLERiS
l2a Broad, between Adams and Jeferso streets. !:
- je Colts So 81 EtsF ssT ~ is this Q. -
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NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNT,
wv VA.-CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.-
Having recently assumed the proprietorship of this
old and fashionable watering-place, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment Of visitors,
we now solicit che patronage Of the public Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters fave been sufficiently attested IN
the numbers who have been relieved of Rheumatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury Of
the Baths when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
ten Persons DESTROYS to have full information
concerning the character Of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free of postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shau not De
inferior to any kept either In city country. The
name Of our manager Is sufficient to insure GOOD
living.
The route to the Warm Springs Is by Richmond
and Stanton to Millboro' depot, on the virginia
Central railroad where line of stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers to reach ihe
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond,
Lynciburg, Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF BOARD Per day, $3.50 per week,
Sl5: per month -four weeks), $50. lL,.5 -.
=. DARNELL &c REVERCOMRE,
70 - Froprtetors,
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
May l. 1868. = - = n my S--sm
| .r-F
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OILS.

NATURAL VIRGINIA 5LUBRICATING
IN OIL.-This OIL Is of superior quality !; 1t has
and has given general satisfaction. For sale by
- - PURCELL; LADD & CO.,
= 10 70 Sole Agents.
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.ATH ALUM SPRINGS,

IN l7I.iEs BATH COUNTY, VA.
This delightful, well known, and fayorite W. "a;
TERING.PLACE, only ten miles from Millboro'
Depot Virginia Central railroad}, WIN be open On
w me mineral waters fAfutn, Alum and Magnesia,
and Chalybeate) Of these Springs stand nnrlyaleo
as curative for Dyspepsia, chronic D larrnoea'
ueng from * ,1s ana a. she
nerior ChaIybeats Water with which nature has
so literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone tnorou&m reno ply,
walton, and are In excellent condition: The cot
tages are delightfully."- situated and neSy utlea up'
making them quite attractive s.ss..,s,,. q,
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
ond Lynchburg IN the morning get on At i Mii!
ing, arriving at Bath Alum the same evening to
supper.
tanned Springs visitors can leave daily per Messrs.
Trotter & Cots line Of coaches.
BOARD $3.50 per day Sl5 per week; and spe-
cial arrangements made with families that wish to
stay month or for the season. In this healthy To-
cation. JOSEPH BAXTER,
nv a8-eod2m Proprietor.
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iYocKRRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. a17
H. OPEN. JUNE !:
This most favor1te resorts alike for health ana
recreation is now in complete order ZOE the fecep-
ton of guests. Our aim shall be to Keep IL Detter
than it has ever been kept before.
Its remarkable medicinal virtues nesd NOT now De
advertised to the Virginia public and the South.
For full information as to all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet, with map Of railroad rontes, &C.; 70
; - PURCELL, LADD d CO., Richmond,
A. 3. RUCKER s. CO., Lynchburg,
or by mail to
Board, SO per day-$so per month.
Stage fare, $3.50: Through tickets can be bought
to the Springs. p - my Za-.u
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Tee CREAM AT. 81 30 PER GALLON.
4 i j am now prepared to furnish ICE CREAM
made Of pure ocean, OF any favor desired at @l.5o
per gallon. / viii deliver In any part of the city
Tee or charge. ANDREW ANTONI, &C
Wholesale and Retail Confectionsr,
sssss ~ - 20 Io5 Main street. 3
y Emy2 nearly opposite the post-ofncc.
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This elegant preparation is commended for its
efficacy in cleansing, identifying, and preserving
the teeth restoring the gums to health and impart
ing an agreeable taste and odor to the mouth. Pre-
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yNT1LLIAM T. KNOX, DETECTIVE
CORNER Or EXCHANGE ALh1rY.-
All business connected with the detective police
systenl pr0tnptlY attended to. ALI business conf
denfial. pays partieGIar attsntio to the recovery
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Boards per day, go per week, SIS per month
,n,, f1Sfy ~ . d.
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T ARD, LARD.-Prime LEAF LARD, in
u tierces and kegs, for sale by
jel ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03
The 9 10 managers Again.

The impeachment managers are going IL
ao something desperate. Failing in their
efforts to remove the President, and thus
control the distribution of public patronage,
they now seek to wrcak their vengeance on
all who will not bow before ether sapient
hiehnessea, and do homage to the brilliant
asses Col. Charles W. sWooley, of Gin
cinnati, this State, appears to have greatly
angered these defunct great men, and they
are wreaking vengeance uTon him. His
ofiense appears to be that he would not re-
veal the transactions which he, as Attorney
he's ha'l with Giants, unless the House Of
Representatives SO ordered But at the
demand Of the Committee he would not
yield
Iu order to punish him, the cellars Of
the N1tio.t,l Ct2itoi h1ce been fttsi up as
Dungeons, think of that freemenl and
Wooley has been ordered to solitary con~
fnenent. We expect to hear next that
the machinery Of the Spanish Inquisit'on
viii be brought into requisltion at the in
stancs Of those two natural tyrants-the
Robespierre and Marat of our country
those two fends who gloat over the de-
struction Of Liberty and Bingham.
One comment is sufficient Their mad
ness will yet bring on their heads terrible
retribution
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CAMPAIGN- CRISIS.

For the Pfcsiien'idl Campdiga~ Of 1863
The Sscora Enemy Of Bonds and Boa,E
OcracieS-F Friend Of the LaJorer and 7ar-
Ridden Ror- GreeHJaeks far The Bond
holder as tceH as the IlOtchoE4er-A Pa
per toitlm The Re1ch of -AH-.Ssr months
for Serenfy-fre Ceats-A Portrait of
Hon. George II. Readletoa e,uea TO each
Glib SsJscriJer.
The first number Of the Campaign edi-
tion Of the Ci9siis viii be issued on the 9th
day Of May, and will be composed of twen-
ty>four columns OF choice reading matter,
embracing the principal political articles,
Speeches, Correspondence and Essays; IA
carefully prepared summary of the news Of
the week, markets, &c, &c, making it a
complete newspaper, welcome visitor to
every Democratic household in the land.
and the cheapest aud best publication Of
the Campaign.
THE CAMPAIGN CRISIS will vigor-
ously advocate Democratic principles in all
their breadth and puriw, and will be the
most brilliant and terribly severe opponent
OF Abolition corruption, revolution and
misrule now published.
Extraordinary Inducements.
hS Sutb pdISH NilNiS WIZ Dt Seilt 10 Sub-
scribers at the very low rate of SeUeRty-fce
cents per copy for the campaign of six
months, being from May 9th to November
18th, in all twenty-six numbers; and in adj
dition 10 this magnanimous offer, we will
send to each Campaign subscriber, when
sent in clubs of TEN OR MORE, a magnif-
cent and liIe-like Engraving Of Ohio 5 most
gifted scholar and Distinguished statesman
Hon. GEORGE II. pENDLETON. =
This Engraving is lxl4 inches in size; was
engraved especially for the Crisis, at great
expense, by the best artist in the Vest
This will bring n reliable Democratic cam
paign paper within reach Of every Demo-
crat in the State, for the entire campaign
and until tie result Of the Presidential cleo
tion shall be known.
10 CLUE AGENTS. To the getter up Of
a Club of Ten or more Subscribers, we will
send an extra copy Of The Campaign Girls
es and copy oflhe PENDLEToN PORTRAIT
This engraving makes beautiful parlor
ornament, and is ,oorth mare than tie Sub
script'on prlce Of tie paper.
ssJA Money in all cases must be sent in
drafts or postal orders, when practicable,
otherwise in registered letters. Adirc s,
WILLIAM TREVJTT & CO,
Publishers Columbus, Chic.
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Schuyler C0ifax-fsis Resolution
10 EXpel NzT. Long.

1t is universally conceded By all who
know any thing of this man, that he has
done larger amount Of political business,
on small capital, than any other person in
| the country. Nature has been extremely
| limited in the hestowal of intellectual facul-
ties to him. He was gotten up on on the
smallest scale, and yet he has been fourteen
years in Congress. is now Speaker of the
House, and candidate for Vice>presilent of
the United Srates.
1t is said that young hopeful, who had
emigrated from the East to the West, after
arriving in the land of promise, wrote his
father substantially thus:
"DAD: Come right opt at once, for mighty
mean men get office here"
If for mean we substitute small we
might suppose that Colta was thus invited
westward.
The most noticeable thing that was ever
performed by Colfax was his leaving the
Speakers chair Of the House to offer res
olution, in 1863, cf expulsion against Alex
Long, member of Congress from this
county, who had deliv cred political speech
whose sentiments did not agree with the
| illustrious Colfax's. 1t was not pretended
that Mr. Long had said anything that was
personal, or that he had in any manner in>
iringed the courtesy Of debate. Ga tie
contrary, he was exceedingly grave and de-
corous throughout. Colfax thought he
ought to be expelled for his opiniou--for
the opinions of his constituents which he
represented. This principle reduces rep
resentative body to very simple elements.
indeed. as can be readily perceived. A
more di>graceful act was never sought to be
perpctrated in Congress--an act that struck
down all liberty of discussion. aud rendered
the deliberations in that body the merest
farce. Had it not been tor the vigor ca Mr.
Pendleton and other leading Democratic
members this r luton OF Cdlflx would
have been adopted. As General Grant
claimed, by a general ord1r, which we pub
lished day or two ago, the tight to sup
press any newspapaper whose sentiments
did not agree with his high mightiDess so
Colfax would cxpel from Congress all has
political opponents who dared 10 differ with
him in debate In this trynnny and intole-
rance Of opinion they are an admirably
matched pair, and 90 exceedingly well To-
gcther on ticket. Both have shown their
despotism. Eaquirer.
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TIE WAR DEPARTMENT
NER. STANTON's RESIGNATION

nEe Ietircs i'm Disgust 5n Conse-
Guenca OF the Failure OF Eg,a-
parchment.
The following letter was received by the
President between three and four clock:
WAR Dept, WASHINGTON May &c 1868
Sla-'rhe resolution Of the Senate of the
united States Of the 2l,t Of February last,
declaring that the President has no power
to remove the Secretary Of War, and desig-
nate any other officer to perform the duties
Of that Office, aa interim, having this day
taile | to be supported by two-thirls of the
senate present and voting on the articles Of
impeachment preferred against you by the
House Of Representatives, | have relin-
quished charge OF the War Department,
and Fave left the same, and the books, ar
chiyes, papers and property, in my custody
as Secretary Of War, in care Of Brevet
Major general Townsend, the senior Adju-
tant.general, subject to your direction.
(Signodj EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War;
To the President.
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GOMETEEENG NEW.
Stoves, Tin. Brass, Copper and
Shect-srOU ware.
TEMMnNs HsRNTKEERs

TBMHONS BROTHERS,
Would respectfully inform the people of
Cudiz and the public generally that they
have commenced the above business in the
frame building opposite Vests Hall, first
door east of McFadden's, on Main street,
whore they intend to keep full and com
plete supply of the above articles. Their
S It Q " Il ~
are warranted to be of the best manufacture
and of heavier weight and better metal and
sold cheaper than the light ones are sold i'll
this market, and will be sold as cheap as
they are sold in Steubenville or Pittsburgh,
freight only added, Prompt attention raid
to mending and Job Work. They hope by
strict attention to business making good
work, and selling cheap to invite share Of
patronage.
TIMMONS BROTHERS.
April s, lSS8-3m.
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Now that impeachment,is ovcr, it is to be
hoped that the Radical in Congress will
ry to pay little attention to something
else besidesmere schems for partisan aggran-
dizemcnt.
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"Now re TIE WtNrra on o,-p Drscon

''Now rs TUE WINTER OF oUR DIscoN-
TENT MADE GLORIOUS SUMNER. So sang
The great poet. No doubt the discomfort
in Winter was caused by troublesome
cough or cold. which might readily have
been cured by a bottle of j. w. Poland 3
White Pine Compound. No one in these
days need be discontented. The White
Pine Compound is sold BY N. H. Mile, &
ca. Stcubenyie, Ohio.
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A ABAD OMEN FOR ULYSSES. The first
Grant flag thrown to the breeze in Lynn,
Mass, was raised OYER an unlertaker's
Al0It
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REFENGE or THE MANAGERS S
ON COL. WOOLLER.
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SMITH, BLOOMS G. CO.,
EE7ILL keep on hand and make to order
OAK AND PINE FLOORING,
DOORS, SASH,
HOLDINGS,
pNTNrC G.

Those who have flooring or siding to be
worked or any kind of Planning can be ac-
commodated on short notice.
We can furnish all classes and quas-
lilies Of Lumber for building purposes,
dressed or undressed.
May &, I86S>Iyr
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND is safe, sure.
ye}iabis in all Diseases OIL the Throat Lungs
and Kidneys. Ii taken at the commence
ment Of either OF these complaints, relief is
not only certain, but sure cure will be
obtained.
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Fomeroy $4,000 for
Three Votes.
New York, May 27.-Thurlow Weed
in card published in the Commercial Id
rertiser, .over his own signature charges
Senator Pomeroy with either having in
tended to dispose of three votes on i'm
peachment or consenting to his friends us.
ing his name to make money. He men,
tons the names OF Senator'S Nye and Tip.
ton as the others, whom i4ggilt and Gay
lcrd, Pomeroy's friends, undertook to infu.
ence although he does not believe they au
thorized the arrangement, nor that they
would. vote against the conviction OF The
President.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of Laxntve
Medicine,

o. Perhaps no ono medi.
..f' <sS3 cine Is SO universally re-
NJ quired by everybody as
%w cathartic, nor was evor
SgSEfTSTzsKS any before universal.
iy adopted into use, In
yo 49, :;:: 4: !:::; !:
ySs2.zszss5zH son is, that it is more re-
ssazszss sks55M liable and far more eies
zksassszs~ tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it, know that 1t cured them; those who hnvo
not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does onco it does always
that It never fails through any fault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures OF tho
following complaints, but such cures are known ia
every neighbprhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates;
containing neither caomel or any deleterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Thoff
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use Ia any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate IL
into healthy action remove the oistrictions Of thc
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
ments ns are the first origin Of disease. a y.
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
ine box ior the following complaints which tcsc
For DysPepsia or indigestion, LsstIcss.
ness, ness, Langlor and Loss OF Appetite, they
Shouu ue uiken moderately TO stimulate tho Stonl.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
FOR LIVER C0mPiaint and its various symp.
toms, Bilious Headache, sick HHenSis Z sAC.
yaundiCe or Green sickness, RiIiou,
C0lic and bilious Fevers, they should be in. /.
dicously taken for each case, to correct the soascd
action or remove the Instructions which caiIse it
For Dysentery or WiarrhOea, but ono mild !.
dose is generally required m - -'A =
For Hsheumatisn,, Gout, Gravel, Paint.
tlfiOn OF the Heart, Pain IN the ~.
nsack and Loins, they should be coptinronsiy
takcn as required to change the diseased action ne
disappear. s NS4.'fAa's
shPGrj Por jRDrcIsy pr and Dropsicai swelliass they
dce the az eact In ~ ago ana ncquent doses to pro
!, t9r sIppression large dose should be taken
as " produces the desired effect by sympathy' =
asa Dinner Ptlx, take ono or two PiUa Il, nro.,
mote digestion and relieve the stomach + !, = = n "
AN occasional doSo stimulates tho stonpach ard
bowels into healthy action, restores tle afnstite
lhu lnvigorates the system. Hence Ii IA oifen M
courageous where no serious deraneemcnt exists s
yne who feels toleraby well, often ,ds ttat doss
3 tnese rus makes him feel decidedly better fro1
hs,r vo cleansing and renoyatng occt on tie dgess
DH. y. Q. AYER q co.. Praetteas chemtsts.
LOWELL. Mass, Q. ia,
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE. Y
DEPARTM ENT OF INSURANCE., !,


COLUMBUS, OHIO Jan, q, 1868.
IT Is HEREBY CERrIFIED, That tho
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK ms. co,
located ut Hartford, in tie State Of Njn-
necticut, has co nplied, in all respects, with
the laws Of this State relating 30 Liv, Stock
Insurance Companies, for th1 C;irrent year
and has filed III this Office "a sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers, showing the
condition and business, at the date OF tho
statement, as fullowss
Amount OF actual paid up
Capital.,,,. ....... ............... 3l5o, 600 90
Aggregate amount Of avaia-
BE Assets ....,-......,..........,.. 2ss, ,l7s 90
Aggregate amount OF LiabMi-
ties.....,...,,. ................,,.. lol, ,4io so
Amount OF Income for the pro-
ce1ing year....-."..,.,... .:.....,. 49,. .sol u
Amount of Expenditures for
the preceding year........,...... 3J5, ,079 26
In WITNESS WHERgoF, have hereunto
subscribed MY name, and caused
[sEAL.1 the seal Of my Office TO bo written,
on tho day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auaitors Of State.
RALSTOE & SPENCER. District Agents,
Means, Harrison County Ohio.
JAMES HOWARD, Local .tsent, Cadiz.
May 90, -3t.
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'Ehe Capitol Turned i'm TO a Isris-

Think Of Manager Boutwell, offering a
resolution to convert the Capitol of tho
nation into prisons resolution which
was sustained by every Radical Congress
man. As Chicfjustice Chase said, the
time has come for all who love their couD-
try to band together against the Jacobins.