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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Cleveland wholesale Msrket.

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PL0UR-Ths market to-day was quiet, and
We report no particular change in the situation.
Prices are steady for city makes, which We con-
Iinue to quote AIRED Sl3,OglS.50: Xxx white
IN spring Sll .Ogll,50. Coun-
try brands are somewhat irregular, and range
5Oe9Sl 90 below the figures for city brands.
NHEAI-The market to-day was dull, and
We could hear OF no sale. Prices were nOmi-
nally unchanged. and We quote No. ! red
winter at S2,5A9255; No. . do S242a243: No. ]
Milwaukee spring S2.2SG2,30
demand to-day was fair and the
market steady Sales were > cars No, Ishelled
on spot from store at 9Ss: . cars ears on trsck
April, at9Ic.
OArS17The market was Inactive. but firm
No. held at 75e from store.
kYE-Quiet No. l State and Western s1.65
Sl,O from store.
PORK-Advsneed 300. closing firm. Mar
ket quiet MOL city-paeked mess $500: No,
? do S3.Uej Prime mess S24.O0; Clear $500.
LARD-Quiet and steady. City-re ndered 49,
clio in tierees and hrkins.
SMOKED MEATS-Firm, with a moderate
demand- Shoulders and Bacon &c better. We
quote Sugar-cured Hans at lse; Plain-eufed
hams lie; Shoulders lSc: Bacon l5c, Dried
CHEESE-There is a moderate !obbing move
ment, and the market is steady and firm az 12s
loo for dairy and factory.
BUTIER-1n large supply anddull. Sales Of
Prime to choice Western Reserve at S693Se;
common do 50G32c
E~6GS-Quiet at i7GlSc,
DRIED APPLES-In fair movement at S99e.
MALT-Barlsy Malt in fair demand and firm
At $50 per bu for No. l.
SEEDS-Dull and lower. Clover held nomi-
nslly at S7.ZGz.35; Timothy S2.4OG2.50.
HAH-kather quiet at Sl6.O0Sze.UO for Baled
Timothy from store.
POrATUES-Therei is a fair demand forPeach-
blows at Sl.l5 in car lots; Sl,2al25, froIa
store. mixed Si.l0Gl,l2.
TALLUM-In lar demand at Ila12jze FOR
city and county rendered.
EEATHEkS-In fair demand at s0a95c. ac-
eOrding TO quality.
sALr--Steady. Fine $3.50 Coarse S2.55.
Leader
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Important Notice to the Pub

TIC.
Great Revelation in the Clothing Trade.
High Prices Completely Played Out! Goods
Sold at as Low Rates as Before the War,
To beat all competition in that line. and to
sustain M reputation which 1 have enjoyed for
a great lumber of years, 10 sell goods at lower
rates than any competitor. no difference who
it is, and where he comes FROM" can sell, I
have taken advantage of the great depression
in trade in New York and bought an immense
stock at ruinous low rates. Look at the prices.
] will sell
Good sl Wool Caximeres at IS cts per I'd.
Something Very Nice at Leo
Heavy Nice Goods from LOO to IL"
l have an immense stock Of imported CASH
merss. Cloths and Coatings at very low figures.
which 1 can make up to order in as nice a style
and superior workmanship, as any City custom
tailoring is done. and prices will be a great deal
less than atany other place. Style. 1T and work,
made Clothing l can offer extra inducements,
There Is RreatimproVement IN making up Cloth
ing now. They are made better in style and work
than formerly: very near equal to custom work.
Look at the prices il is now within the reach o
almost every Douy TO buy a good suit. a good
wooden suit complete SOr $500. Nice heavy all
wool Cashmere suit from $3.50 to SIS. SILK
Mlxed suit from 500 on. Fine black suits Sl5-
10. 500 0 or $500. Don't let competition pre-
vent you from examining my stock, You viii
save your money BY doing so, l Invite every
one to come and see tor themselves,
J, GOLUSTEIN'S CLOTHING HALL,
In VanGorder's Block. Market Street.
I am also Agent Tor the celebrated Singer
Sewing Machine, the best in use.
April S. 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

In regard to the peach crop in Della
ware, the prospect is that there will be
a full crop, which can be disposed OF
at fair prices; this from q growers stand
point; from a consumers standpoint
the prospect is. fruit can be had, but
we will have to pay for it. Dozens OF
causes may yet iDjure the crop, but as
dozens of things might already have
utterly ruined it, it cannot fail to be oil
interest to know that n largely inter
ested, and a close observer, considers
that so far the prspoect is excellent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Phi Delta society Entertain

nSnts
Next Friday evening our citizens may
expect one Of the finest entertainments of
the season. The Phi Delta Literary Socie-
ty of Western Reserve College, at Hudson,
have selected some of their most talented
men to give a series of exhibitions, in
different places, for the purpose of Improv-
ing their library. On Wednesday eve
ming, March 25th, they appeared before
an Akron audience; and from the accounts
we have of it, the performance was in
every respect a success. The literary
part of the feast will, we believe, consist,
among other things, of a poem, which we
have reason to say is n Of rare merit
The orator of the evening, Nj. Morrill,,
Of the present senior class, has won the
name of being the best speaker, as well as
the most brilliant writer in the institution.
There WILDE Farce on Woman Suffrage,
written by Mr.. Les, of which an Akron
correspondent says, alt fairly brought
down the house" There Will be a debate
also, BY four ofthe best debaters in College,
on the question of '~.license or no license of
of the liquor traffic" This will be an in
teresting feature to prOhibitiOnists and
anti-prohibitiOnists.
The music is to be furnished for the most
part by the yolng gentlemen giving the
entertainment. To those who have ever
heard any of the fine old college songs
which students only know how to sing,the
fact that several are to be sung, will be
a sufficient attraction to draw them out
and to them who have never heard them,
we most heartily say, go and hear for
yourselves. Other talented musicians will
also assist. All lovers of literature and
lovers of music may be sure that they will
be well paid for attending.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Rur.1arr at LeavIttsburg.

The store room of Mr.. Samuel GephArt
Al Lesvittsburg, was burglariously entered
during last Friday night, and money to the
amount of from fifteen to twenty dollars
stolen. The room was entered, it is
thought, by means of keys, as there were
no signs of any windows or doors having
been forced Mr.. Gephart Offers = ewArd
of One Hundred Dollars for the arrestano
conviction of the party or parties VINO
committed the burglary, and we hope ne
nsy nave the satisfaction of seeing these
light fingered gentlemen of the fancy
order sent to Columbus for safe-keeping.
1t is certainly o very mean man who VIII
steal from a cripple, and the Penitentiary
is too good a place for such sdulterated
specimens of the human kind.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
The TEACHERS Institute.

The Teachers Association Of this county
adjourned last Friday, P. NJ, at the close
of a most ccessfulInsttut Of five days
continuance. Abou. eighty teachers were
in attendance, all ofwhom united in test
fying that the time had been pleasantly
and proftably employed. The exercises
Of lie occasion were conducted by the fol
lowing gentlemen;
T.W Harvey-Grammar, Geography,
Theory and Practice.
James Observation-Disclosures and Phys
iology.
N a. Bsrrett-Arithmetic and Reading.
Arson Smvthe-Theory and Practice.
A lecture was delivered on Monday eve
ming by Prof Harvey. S~ubject-"The
Head and the Heart" The speakers well
known reputation as one of the most
earnest and enlightened educators Of the
State was sustained. Prof. Harvey again
lectured on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday evening, Prof. james
Marvin, with his accustomed earnest elo.
uusnce, portrayed the character Of 1.-The
Successful Teacher"
Arson Smythe, of Cleveland, gave the
closing lecture on Thursday evening"
Subject: "Ohio-Its History and Re-
sources"
At the final session, on Friday afternoon,
the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected;
President-N. a. Barrett, Newton Falls
Vice Presidents-Wm. h. Pitt, Warren /;
Mary DeWolf, Burg Hill; Mary Russell,
Kinsman.
Seeretsry-Geo. P. Hunter, Warren.
~Treasurer-Whittlese Adams, Warren.
Executive Committee-N. A. Barrett,
Newton Falls; A. n. Graft, Pennington,
and Lsuren Coleman, G-eensburgh.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ResolUed, That in the opinion of the
teachers here assembled, the only branches
which should be taught in the common
schools are Reading, Writing, 0rthog-
rsphy, including Spelling, Geography,
Grammar and Arithmetic; and that School
Directors and all others having authority
in the matter, should see to it that only
these branches be admitted, and that each
and every one of them be taught thor
oughly.
ResoLrsd, That the teachers in atten-
dance at this Institute tender their warm
est thanks TO Messrs. Harvey, Marvin,
Barrett and Smythe, for the efficient man
ner in which they discharged their duties
as instructors.
The Association adjourned subject to
the call of the Executive Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Look at Those New Patent
Adjustable Hoop Skirts, just received at
A. &. ANDREWS K SONS.
Home Again,

Mr.. Brooks having spent the winter in New
York City. perfecting himself in the art ofdrav-
ing and painting. is now at home and may be
found at the Old stand ready 70 receive orders
Pictures, finished either in Oil, India Ink or
Water Colors. Our patrons all agree that his
work has been eminently satisfactory, having
pleased both as to qualify Of work. preservation
Of likeness and oppression. With these facts be-
fore the public we would further say that we
start out afresh with the Spring. determined TO
excel in our branch OF Art. and satisfaction
guaranteed to all who may favor US with their
patronage. Don't forget the place.
BROOKS 4 POTTER,
East Side Main st.
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tn he Read CarefnmH-

The year 1867 was a terrible disastrous one in
the way Of extensive CONGREGATIONS. 1t tried
insurance companies severely. Many failed
entirely, whilst others came through with badly
impaired capitals. Business men should remem-
Der this fact when they are looking for sound
Insurance.
During 1867 the Home Insurance Company Of
New Haven. Connecticut. not only held It's own
but added 20 its assets to the amount of Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars. and that too after
paying over One Million Dollars Of losses.
This company therefore offers its patrons sound
and unimpaired cash assets TO the amount Of
nearly Two Million Dollars. Call and get a
Policy at the Bank Of
April S, ls6s.-2W. T. J. MeLAIN & son.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

A Piano OF ORGAN.-Whieh shall I buyP
Suit your taste, consult your pocket. and also
the size of your room. For many years the
piano has had the monopoly, but latterly. the
AMERICAN ORGANS, manufactured by 8. ID. q
ing in favor. We recently visited their i'm
mense factory. and explored it from the dry
room. where the stock is seasoned in atempera-
and ware-rooms where the the instruments are
exhibited by askillful musician. N0twithstand-
ing the facilities for finishing a hundred per
week, the demand has outrun the supply.
$3.50 according TO size aud style. Their action,
tone, temperature, voicing and general work
manship. are such as constitute all that lovers
Of % usic can desire. The compactness, pOrta-
blsness and beauty Of finish, make them a desir-
able article for every hOme.-QgiHey PatriOt.
ADr 9-2W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Central stock
Yards.
PITTSBURGH. April .. IS

LLIIaHLNIH1 ANIN : IIII
CATTLE-There was a fair supply Of cattle
on sale and there was also a difference of Opin-
ion among dealers in regard TO prices. The re-
suit Of this was that sales fell below those ofisst
week, and at the close of the market fifteen car
loads remained in pens unsold. The extreme
prices this week were S55OGS.75 2 cwt. The
operations for the past week were 49i head. at
$5.5O9S.75.
SHEEP-Was in good demand, more partieu-
larry as regards the better descriptions Good
fat mutton will Always find purchasers at the
outside prices. Eastern buyers manifested but
little disposition to operate. and our private
OpiriOn is they wanted a better article Of mutton
than was in the market The operations for the
past week were 57g head. at 5 S0aTl62.
HO6S-There was an improved demand for
hogs for export. There was an increase in sales
and an advance in prices Of p TO 20 q cwt. The
operations for the past week were 1881 head, at
SS..5el075.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

I'VE had too much Of April in March,
and the past week has verified the fact
with snow storms and frost
The election, We learn, throughout the
county has been, as usual, favorable 10 the
Republican candidates.
The rush of new advertisements has
crowded out several local articles Of inter
terest this week.
The corporation extension wss car
RED here ia town last Monday BY a
decided msiority.
-Dr.E 10y S Nelson, after a co-Part
nershipIO of some twenty years, have dis
solved the same by mutual consent.
"A band of stroIling jugglers, represent
ted as being japanese. gave an entertain'
ment at Webb's Hall last Wednesday
evening.
The District Court for this District, is
now in session at this place Judge Brin-
kerhof of the Supreme Court presiding.
We will give proceedings next week.
The celebrated Peak Family Swiss
Bell Ringers viii give one Of their rare
and first class musical entertainments at
Webs Hall Dezt Monday evening, 18th
inst.
We learn that Mr.. ]. c. Sawyer, who
ona5 IN connection with the
Vernon shooting affair, in last weeks
psper is now IN the County, where he will
await the further investigation of the case
Those who would enjoy an entertain
ment of solid merit, should not fail to be
present at Webb's Hall next Friday eve
ming, 10th inst, and witness the perform
ances of the Phi Delta Society of Western
Reserve College
"A few days since Mr.. r. S. Parks sold
his fine bFlck residence on Liberty Street.,
to Mr.. Allison Chew, formerly 8 merchant
in Brookfeld, for the consideration Of
$4,000. Mr.. c., We learn, intends making
Warren his home, and we welcome him to
the Inequalities of the place.
Last Wednesday morning Patrick
Downs, s little fellow, some twelve or
fourteen years Of age, employed in Messrs.
Haynaker & Harmon's factory, had the
misfortune to get the ends of three fingers
severed from his tight hand. BY allowing
them to come in contact with~s cutting
knife used in the manufacture of fruit
boxes and crates ruH-cFE
Some days since Marshal Brooks post
ed 3 notice at the south door Of the Court
House, to the effect that no more games
would be allowed or the Public Square.
This was done that the beauty of the
Square should not be msrred by the de-
stfucdon and trampling down of the grow
ing grass. OF course "Young America
was justly indignant at this official act
which cut short the amusements of base
ball and marbles in that locality.
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New York Cattle market.

NV HoRK, April 8. is68.
Receipts 4.5l5 beeves; 1855 sheep and lambs;
1882 swine.
BEEVES-The oferingsbeing only about 1000
head, with a brisk demand. the market was firm.
Sales of extra l91Sg20. prime l99l9A: first
quality lsHGlsSfe; fair to good 17l49lSc; ordi-
nary B9l51ze; inferior Is , lie. Average quail
~ was lar.
SHEEP ELAMBS-Oommon dull and heavy.
good in fair request and frm. Sales at 6L9S1zc
Tor inferior to good; 9SlOHc for prime and ex-
ira. Among the sales were go Ohio. 100 los,
average, at 93scs sheared do. los lbs, at S1sc5 l5S
Michigan. 90 los. Sc sbea-ed sheep Ct 7GSlEc.
HOGS-Moderat.ly active and lower Ufer-
sales | car Ohio pigs, Ill lbs average at SECS
cars heavy, lac lbs. at 9lsc;l do IL lbs. SIC; =
do Michigan atsl4c; . do Chicago, rs lbs, az
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Small or Large lots, n,oooo0
April s, 1865

q, The imnortatiou Of rags from the Mediter-
anean- hide from Brazil. and other eommodi-
ties from the tropics. is known to bring the
germs Of disease. chiefly fevers. which are some
times very affecting and fatal, ayers Ague
Cue Stimulates the Liver to excrete these
germs from the systom as efectually as II does
the miasmatic poison Of our Ague districts.
Consequently il affords invaluable protection
TO steyedores and others whose occupations ex-
nose them TO these dangerous injections
! and we hope to render them q valuable service
In giving this valuable iniornation.-lNeW
York Disnsfeh. April SIT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

This branch Of the Photographic art has IN
dergone many improvements in the last few
years. and strange as it may seem to some, at
the present time. almost any kind Of Photo
graphic production, however faded or badly
damaged it may have become, can be copied TO
any size desired. and finished in ink, water col
ors or oil. and if done by an Artist who under
stands his business, will compare favOrably
with those made from life. In regard to the
cost Of these copied pictures. it must be appa-
rent TO all. thai it necessarily varies according
to the amount of labor expended on each pic
ture, and that no stated price can be applied as
q rule, by which always to abide. One thing
however our patrons may feel assured Of. that
our prices are os lOir al at any other Gallery IN
the State. quality Of tcork considered. Please call
and satisfy yourselves that this is something
more than telk. RICE-Artist,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

Prof Philo Holmes writes. Chemistry and
cases which flesh is heir to-. yet how little has
science done toward improving our personal
appearance. Recently i have Investigated a
scientific preparation which has come before
years. called Halls Vegetable Hair Remover.
II cures al diseases Of the scalp, and allays all
that heat and irritation. and furnishes a nutri-
tive principle BY which the hair Is noHrlsned
II causes the hair to grow where it has fallen
out, and restores it TO its natural color when
gray The old n appearance are made young
again,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
CasterIIne's Portable Fence

Hal attracted much attention wherever
exhibited, and we can see no reason why
it should not. for it certainly commends
itself to be g valuable Improvement il
fence building. Beside its utility for
fencing generally, it must be especially
convenient for lands exposed 10 high
as 1t can be taken put of the way Of
the food, and then replaced as before.
Again, Its portability renders it decidedly
convenient for stack fencing. In fact, it
seems 70 be the fence for general purposes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
TheTeacbers Examination.

At the Teachers Examination held in
this place, on the 2sth ult., there were
ninety-twoapplicants enrolled-nine males
and aghts-three females Certificates
were granted to fifty, seven Of them being
males and forty-three females. Forty-two
were rejected, two Of them males, and
forty females. The tune of continuance Of
certificates were three for t~wenty-four
months; eight for. eighteen months, n
Of them Eale and seven for females; TWEEN
tyAfour for twelve months, two of them
being for males and twenty-five for
females, and fifteen fos six months, four
of these being for males and eleven for
females.
The next examination is announced TO
lake place here on Saturday, llth inst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NIARKET.

WHOLESALE MARRET.
OFFICE WrsTrzS RESERVE CHRONICLE.
HARRES, o.. April ; ls6s.
Gold. 135
Silver, large. Us
Fivs-TWenties. 1852. 100.
d" 1854, I07.
1865. 1867.
1867, lO6Is.
ssvsn-Thirties. Cd and Sd ssriesl t5jIs
PR0VISI0NS-AetiYe.
P0ULTRY-none in market.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $500 to $50 per bashel.
WHEAT-Whits, $500: Amber. S2.6O. Spring
Mol $3.50.
FL0UR-S1 $500 to $500.
FLAX SEED-S230 Q bu. Flax Seed Oil, SIPS
? gal. Flax Straw S. to s. per ton.
oATS-0ats Zoe
C0RN-Corn Ito.
APPLES-1.5O7 bushel.
DRIED APPLES-ac.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter S0s35e.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 129l4e
EGGS-I5c.
H0NEY-22s25 per pound.
LARD-Country rendered, 1917.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-9O9s1.o
TEAS-$1.OO to $50 per chest.
COFsEE-229z per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
DRESSED H0GS-l0a12kc.
~TURNIPS-6Oc,
0NI0NS-I,5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
HaII,s Hair Remover,
Fifty-fve cts. per Bottle.
HOYT, STRATT0N i HAPGOOD.
April s, 1865

Those irreversnt lads who called names after
a certain bald head";ofold. deserved their IN;
timely end. because at time no panacea hao
been discovered to restore the human hair upon
the bald spots. But now Rings Vegetable am
brosia is known to possess the rare merit Of IN
yirorating the roots and filing them so full OF
life. where not entirely dead, they, cannot
heI1 uniting forth a new growth which rivals
in beauty the locks ofyOuth. April at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

F. A. ClsrkS New Notion Store. Just open
ed with a Complete Stock of Goods. where you
of Pearl Buttons. Rubber Buttons, Combs.
Brushes, Toilet Soaps. Table and Pocket Cut
lery. Scissors, Ladies' Baskets. Porte Monies,
Razors, WOrk-Boxes. Thimbles. Pens, Pencils,
Needles, and a great Variety Of Goods for La
dies. No. Z Main Street. Warren, o., Sign Of
the Gold Eagle"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
The Peak Family Swiss Bell
Ringers.

This celebrated troupe will visit War.
rem, and give one their charming and
pleasant entertainments on next Mon
day evening, 18th inst. 1t is unneces-
sary for us to speak of them at any
length, for they have been in Warren
on one or two occasions in the past
few years, making friends and admi--
rers on each occasion by their fine mu-
steal entertainments. They will appear
at Webb's Hall, and We bespeak for
them a full house
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08
Cost! At CostIr

Being DESTROYS of making room for our
Spring stock, we shall offer the gooos
named below at Cost.
We ask our friends snd customers 70
call and see for themselves that this IS no
Aumbug: -
Wool Shirts, Fur Caps SoNArs anu
Gloves. C.
Hats. ~
SILK Plush Caps, Buckskin Gloves and
Mittens.
snd Doeskins-
The above named goods will be sold at
Cost, for Cash REED a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

Ifyou want pure amber wheat hour.a good ar
ticIe, inquire for the old Western Reserve
Brand. Can be had at NJ L G. Bacon's, N 4
Patmors, ] W Brown 4 Co.or at the Mill. Order
CAMP RANDALL.
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TTACHMENT-

"A Milo Powers. Plaintiff. vs.. The Mecca
OF Company, Defendants. Before n. W. Pal.
TTnmbulI County Ohio. On the 18th day Of
March al. ,ls6s. said Justice Issued an order
Of Attachment in the above action, for the sum
Of one hundred and eighty-nine dollars and
Seventy-one cents. Said cause is set for trial,
NAV ID. at / o'clock, p. n, 4. D.. ls6s
March ., ls6s-St~ MILO POWERS,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-08

No NorIc. will be taken of commu-
nicationsn not accompanied By a respon-
sible name. The name viii be consio-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letter as 8 guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned
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ONCE for Rent.

The Office now occupied by Taylor d Jones.
near the National Hotel, east Of the Public
Square, is for rent. Possession given on or
before May LIST. 1865. Enquire Of
April s. 1S6S.-tf. J.C HUTCHINS.