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CHANCES for Duslncss HIfn.
fENO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
EaIes bp Anttlon.

A. D: Alxwis Auciones..
by BANGS, MEkWIN d Co Irving Build.
~ iDg no. so sno SOS Brsad~sy -sse. Of Booss 81.
S"ney fic,1I,' W@!s' % Al Fancy Goo Furn,uge &c
,,n,, fhlDai ~ rN'No July 10 q, a 0'clocl.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of i. pdard n 30. l.n,ous and
Theological Booss coup la great ysnety OF va,hbl.
works T. As0. two BOOkCNSGS kor us,lcol.r. 49,
ests,gue and the books al the 30 erooms.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
moyemenrs OF Ocean steamers
TO AaIllNF.


un-Rises....4;s3 Sets...."....'IS Moor-Sets ll:V
NJ
sandy Hook 80 t,oy. Island l:2d Heu9s.s.. 800
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1ile0itnl.

NO CURE, NO PAYS. K. KING, NJ d.,
~ cures RhusHsfism, h~uran.. Govt, DfoP.y and all
ChkO &c DIoEAoE>,
with Chemical sni ectrica sppies"n ard mercury
removed from the system a.. phcr joI Bfoome 49, ~ l.
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4 GERMAN Woman. well educated, who
~ SPEAK. F.eAch Vi-le. "a Aiu.ii,n a. GONIR SES- or
TEACHER fof tHiLDhE.s. Apply a. Ho. III Chys's-
~; negT Grsrd
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Loans. Dtposita specie. tnol, =,
n r. Juy sii7 if III sse s,s , s
Bo,,on July IA t5t3ssto Bbi sM i'g.o 90 ..SSaaSi
Phil jul, IA Dlis,5y, H.ltJbH '3ss'' '''''''-
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GbrGrr!.
OGnt5.

4 RESPECTABLE American Widow desires
~ the .ltusii Of HOUSkKr EPER Or NuhSE Tor q =
.ics travel with lady. Cal for3 days al No. i37
Hrnfy-s'.. brock yD
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A RslY and NAVY PAY and BOUNTY

CALIFORNIA STATE and San FRANCISCO
" CITY IN iERLSr CUPJNS, purcbs-ed at the lo1est
:ulreut Gxtes by DUNG An, 5HEHAAN Il Co,
Bankers. COZ. Pine ADD .s'su-sis, Nswfors.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-01
a nM1N1srRArOR,s SALE oF RnAL

A DMINISTRAFOE'S SALE DF RSAL
The Probate Court 4 Hamilton County Obio TO me p
Iected will offer for sale, az public auction, il
MONDAY January 20; 1862 at O'clock, p. the
following real estate belonging to the estate of W.
Lot marked &C." on plat on Fl @ in this case, be-
Ing "a ieet II 26 INCHES IL iroat on Fronti5trset
$1,000; in Hamilton County, Ohio.
ALSO-All thcse eleven Lots, numbered 4. 8 10,
known as smith 4 Morris subdivision on the Gif.
ton ton fam Farm r9sSTded IN % BSs SSt i PAGE s Of anil
drtd (slCOl dollars for each lot
ALsnInois Nos l26 1870, 1873, 1876 aud l37 in the
Al sO,,Lots numbered q, a and I42. Valued at
four hgndEsd and eighty $50 S;aTS fSr each lot
haldEsd and soIty (sSi6y d:ara Or each iSt. :, w"
dred and y doaIs 81 eaoS lat az ISF Ios PaS N1s
Il o. % 96 and l64 Vbluet at two hundred IS sOO)
dollars for zach lGt Lots S9s Ss and ot Valued
dollars for each lot o,s Nos ne l22 and r.
Nos IA, ll6, Us and l20. Valued ct seventy. five
S SSIaTs for each lot Eo' NJ Is Valued a
No. ~. Valued at three hundred aud forty-hve
5S aSSIs s ssa 9t No. SSg ss Valued a. at three hun
at FIVE updred ami forty (ssiCj dollars Lot No.
az; Valued at two hundred and f,ur ls2nD dollars.
Lot No. l5O. Valued at three hundred and twsuty-
four lSS2D dollars. Lot No, l5l. Valued at one
hundred and seventy (SI7O) dollars. Lot No. I67.
Valued at two hundred and inf s2i0) dollars.
Terms of sale a. follows to-wit: One third of the
money TO be paid in cash on the day of sale; one
third in one year from the day of confirm ton of
SAFE, and one-third Ia two years from the y of
such conf mationi deferred payne Is to be secured
by mOrtRal on the premises, aud to draw interest
at 4 rate Of siG per cent per annum from the
frmation gi sale. Said property will be sold the
property Of VIM X. MnrTie de- ceased, in the case of
sarah L. Morris and W. b. Morris, Administrators
Of the estate If Wm r. Merits, dece sed, sg Ainst
Sarah l.. Morris AID others (NO. 7lj) Hamilton
County Probate Court, being petition to sell laGd
and will be sold free from dover other interest
on the part of any Of the defeDdants in SAID
W. Il. MORRlS,
dell, dTh Surviving Administrator.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To e1pire on the 3ld day Of january, 1868.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,0
INsURAkCR DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, January IL, 1862. }
WHEREAS, The NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
MARINE IkSukAhCE COMPANY, located at
Hartford, in the State OF Connecticut has filed in
this ofhce Horn statement Of its condition, as re-
guired by the first section of the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State
Company as furnished the undersig led satisfactory
dTed ThC usand Dollars Of actual Capital invested in
stC chs or in bonds in mortgages of real estate
worth double the amount for which the same is
moItgsged; and, WHEREAS, said Company has
hltd IN this office written statement under It's
pOrate seal, signed by the Pres dent aud Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents of said
COMPANY in this y ate to acknowledge service OF
process for and in behalf Of said Comp consent.
ing that sueb vice Of process shall be taxi en- and
held TO be as valid as II served upon the Company,
according 70 the laws of this any other State,
waving all claim or right of error by reason Of
su h HcknOwlet cement of service
holI, Therefore, in pursuance Of the first section
of tho aioIesaid act L. ROBERT w. TAYLER,
Auditor Of State for the St-te OF ohio. do hereby
certify that said NEW ENGLAND FiRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford
~ authuTZed to transact the business ~ Fire and
Mani lnsural ce in this State until the thirty
fret DAY OF January in the year one thousand eight
buudIed and sixty.tbree
IN witness whereof, have bereunto subscribed
f~~ my name, and caused the seal Of my office
SEAL. 70 be affixed, the day and year above writ
~ ten. Il, W, TAY uER,
jag 4 Auditor Of State
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xx,ILLIAM BURNETT VILE TAX

WILLIAM BURNET WILh TAKE
w TOtice that, on the 30th day of Aug Ist, Is6t ,
William II. Tay lor fled his petition asainst hiIn in
the Court Of Con mon Pleas Of Hapiltor CJlnty,
Ohio, in case NUMBERED 20 27i on the docket OF said
Court. wherein he represented thai he had legal
estate in and entitled to the posse silu Of the
east Iart Of lot number, IS, in Square A of Brsh
feet il. iTOLt; and that said William Buruet ~.
lawfully dt tained pO, session thereof, aDl ',d
judgment for the recovery of the same Now said
BuTnet will take notice that unless he answers or
den uTh to sad petition Oa or bef rs Saturday the
10th DAY t February 1862 jud gment SilI be taken
tgaiust him as upon Default.
WABEEB 81 BATENAN,
del2-fW Attorney r PIai'tiT
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MILITARY LIST.
nF OHIO. HAMILTON CnuNrY.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
y SS.-SUPEBIOR COURT OF OINOINNATI.-
The Sayir rgs Bank of Wheeling plaintiff, vs: a: NJ.
Depositions to he used in the above action, will be
Ia eu by the plaintiff at the Banking house # the
county Of Ohio State of Virginia, on MONDAY, the
10Th Gay of February, 1862, between the hours of 8
o'clock A NJ. aud 5 O'Clock p. NJ, of said day. Aud
the plaintiff says that the deposition OF the officers
and ag. nts of said plaintiff will then srd there be
taken, N IL. & W. TILDEN,
W. A. ADAMS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
January ld, 1862. Ja23 cWy
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Advertised Letters.
OFFICIAL LIST.

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Hf Persons calling for these letters will please say
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be printed shall hereafter be published once only
oftener, shah have the largest circulation within
the Postmaster at such offce.- PostoHc LdU,
passed March %, 1851.
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STArF 0F OnIO, RAnIILTON CnrNrY.


y tOURT OF COM MON PLEAS Sarah A Jack
son VS.. John M. Jackson 70 % 036 The abOye-
nan "a defendant, a nonresident of the State Of
OHIO will take notice that the 2st dsY II 1anu-
aTy, ls62, the above. named Sarah A Jackson, bis
Wife filed il the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio her certain petition against him,
The said defendant, wherein she CHARGES him with
dtseTtibg her aud not providing for his family and
prays that aid Court may make an order vesting
her win the rights, privilege, and liabilities Of
Jme sole, as TO cluil ing, possessing snd dispOsig
Of property, real and personal making Cor tracts
and beng lab thereon, and sueing and being sued
In her own name
The ssld defendant will also take notice that said
pt pttition is now peDQiDg in sad Court aud u less
the same will be heard in his absence and an order
taken accoI dingly. -
ja23.f'Wy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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s,rArE nF OnIO. HAMILrON CnuNrY.

- tC1oukTS ST Of V6nsi U6nSidS i PnEaso DaDisi Isgrss
vs. James Harrison, Elisha BlOOmer 1t al $50.
l5Oll - lhe above nsmed Cefendsntb, Elisha
take notice that the plaintiff has ii ed Iva the Court
ct Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio, his Pc
said james Harrison, aud order for the sale OF
tract Of mortgaged land in said county, described
as follows viz:
All that tract ofland in the north vest quarter Of
section 81 (as described In the aDgwer and cross
pstitiOn herein filed by Julia JOhUson) in the
fret eutre IaI ge in the Miami Purchase, contain
ing forty two acref, more or less and b. unded on
the north by the tn line OF said secti m on the
east by lands Of , S Burnett aud Joseph Jackson,
the south by lands OF the heirs OF Ephraim
j. sremish Salmon
That said SUIT is now pending, aud that unIess he
he eaid Elisha blOomer, appear on or before the
go day Of March R62, and set up his lien upon,
interest in, said land, order will be taken In his
absence.
jags.fWy ROBERT MOORE, Attorney.
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OBAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk OF the Superior Court.

II is hereby certified that the foregoing is a cor.
rect cory Of the statement of the condition of the
New Eng laId Fire and Msrine Insurance Com.
pany, of Han tOrd, made to this Office, for the year
1862 and now on file herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially
W. TAYLBR, Auditor Of State,
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STATE OF CoNNEOTICUT, los
COUNTY OF HARTFORD, o9'

CLERK s OFFICE, SUPERIOR COURT.
j, CHAUNCEY HOWARD, Clerk Of said Court, within
and for said cIuuty (said Court heing q Court of
becord), DO hereby certify that 1 have examined
the Stocks, Bonds, &C belonging to the - New
set forth in the accompanying statement, and find
the same to be correct and
do also further certify that believe the Assets
of the Company to be of the fu value therein ated
In testimony whereof, DO hereto subscribe my
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day OF ofJtnuary, 1862
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gIOre Good News for SInGIo Men COtenl
plating Marriage
ANOTHER FOR THE LAnIESI

eleven months after was married gave birth
TO daughter, but my sulerings so great tn At
ths Faculty despairtd If my recovery This made
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tried every thing to prevent repetition of my
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His remedies had the desired effect they not only
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, | Ss
EnIrNnN nE Ii urEnnn 9Os

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CO
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. )SS'
HARTFORD, January 8, A D. 1862.
Personally appeared, n NJ. WATERMAN Presi.
dent, and GEO ID. JEwETT, Secretary, of the New
England FIRE and Marine lhsuraLc CO Company, of
Hartford, and made oath that the foregoing state.
ment, by them subscribed is true to their best
knowledge and belief Before me,
CHAS IL. CHAPMAN Justice of the Peace.
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REMOVALS.
r e OY AL.

nOCTORs, HALL q WHITR HAVR
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st., 10 G5 Fast Third-et. where they can be con.
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W. have had many years experience in hospital and
private practice. Their treatment ia thorough and
effective, and their cures prompt and permanent.
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who have been addicted to those habits Of carly
youth SO destructive TO mind and body, should ap.
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their sex should the French Periodical Drops,
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All letters containing fee, addressed to DrB Hau
4 White, 55 Bast Third street Cincinnati o.
promptly attended to, and remedies sent to any
address. se-7H
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Saturday, February I.-NO. 5.
LADIES' LIST.

nderson MasseArcher Louise Allen Bridget
Aiken Martha Anderson May JAmer Annie
Anderson maryAAImstrOng FlO'e
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MEDICAL.

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hours, ~ 10 eh AN ~ to AZ p. NJ, 7 TO r. n
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M. oLLIN G S H E AID,
GENERAL AGENT,
TT w @ st Th ird. &.

TT " Q st II In 4 n dS - Ts
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. OF
- THE NEW ENGLAsD FIRB AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford. Connecti-
Auditor Of Ohio. pursuant to the StaIuto of that
Stare, entitled AN Act to regulate insura9ce GIm
passed April 8, 1856.
l. the + anne ofthe Company is the New England
Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of Hartford"
ana ia located in Hartf I'd Connecticut. - -
The cunt of its Capital Stock is. $4,000 90
3. The amount of its Capital Stock paid
up 2OU,JOO w
4. The ASSETS of the Company are as fJllows:
Cash on hand aud in BsDk;...;..s39 1858 81
Cash in the haLds Of aud due
from Agents''..'.''''''.'''' IEllO As 49,. 81.
Real Estate unincumbered none.
Par TaL MarketVal,
State Tennessee per ceIs
State Of Kentucky per CT.
100 SSSics 0cntincatS Blk o''OO ''O~
lOa shares Park B'E STICK, -''''' ''''O
New York :..................... ............ 10000 $500 90
Of New Yo,k Stock, N Y, 10 600 400 90
change Stock BIZ, N: Y. 10000 5000 90
BaPk Stock, New York. 10000 $500 90
90 shares Bank Of New
Yerk Stock. New York. 10000 $500 90
steck, rev York. -. 5000 $3.50 90
Stock, New j Ors......... 10000 $500 90
so shares Manufacturers
and Merchants Bauk
Stock, New York .......... 5000 eco 90
90 shares Bank of Com
merce stocb, Bostor.... 5000 1850 90
90 shares Merchants Bank
STOCK, b Cston.. ..y.......".... 5000 1850 90
l00sharts Htns Blk Stock,
iso aa shares Me; camille Bk iOOO0 iOOOO "
stock HartfcI d.....,..... Il. 900 1l,OSO 90
20 shares Nei chants aud
Manufacturers Bank
Stock, Hartford ............ 5000 2,S,O 90
Is shares Rockville Bank
'''' "'''> --'''''''''' -.-Ec -,oIe SII2 800 %
Debts due the Compauy secured
by mortgages cf Real Estate. S3l ,4A 35
Debts due the Company occurred
by pledge of Bank Stock......., lO,77l 80 -
| Debts for Premiums, none.
| All other securities, including Balances, - -
Accrued Interests, Sl4,i9O II
| Total SS2O,S3O 30
| The LIABILITIES of the Company are as follows
| 5 The amount of liabilities due or not due Il
| Banks or other creditors by the Company, none.
6. Losses adjna ed and due, none.
| Losses listed and not due, none.
8. Lo ses unadj 800 376 /!
Losses contested and resist l3 $50 q
10. All other claims Bgsibst the Company consis
| Of miscellaneOus office expenses.
IL. The greatest emOurt Insured by any risk
| except in a few speciel cases, is $4,000.
| u The amount insured in any one city, town o.
| village, depeu ds upon its size and how built.
l3. The greatest amount allowed TO be insured II
| any one block depends upon its size and construc
| tion, subject to the above rules.
| IA No part OF its capital or earnings on specia
| deposit in auy State
10. The Act of Incor Dor ation as filed in 1859.
| hi. WATERMAN, President,
| GEO. D. JEWETT, Secretary.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Corner of Sixth and Walnut-streets,
CINCINNATI, o.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- THE NEW ENGLAsD FIkB AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford. Connecti-
cut, on the lst day Of January, 1862 made to the
Auditor Of Ohio. pursuant to the Statute Of that
panies not il corporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 8, 1856.
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Initials

President OF Cincinnati OOlege......S pencer Rifle
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Orr DIEM Osm1nd Jno
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-05-15

a fire of batteries superior to their
own, left for hours to fight in isolated
brigades without any commanding
mind to guide their efforts yet at the
close of the first day they were not
overthrown. Beaurcgard made his
advance at four in the morning. On
all ordinary calculations of results
from causes, he should have been vic.
toriOus at noon. The battle was pro.
longed until evening, when Buell's
division appeared on the opposite
bank Of the river and began to cross.
The endorsements of the Union army
made the repulsc of the enemy on
Monday a matter of certainty but
that the whole of Grants division was
not overwhelmed on Sunday before
the reinforcements arrived was simply
due to the obstinate courage Of the
rank and file of Grants division,
fighting against odds which, on mill
tary principles, they would, perhaps,
have been justified in yielding to at
an early hour of that memorable day
All honor, then, to the Army of the
West! From every loyal State there
comes up one universal tribute of
thanks for their manhood on that
Lords Day." when their manhood
was exposed to such cruel and un-
necessary tests.