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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-09
Gen. Fosters Operations IA North
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Gen. Fosters Operations Ia North
The operations of General Foster in
North Carolina, though not assuming the
Importance that was expected, amounted
to as much evidently, as was possible un-
der the circumstances of defeat sustained
by General Burnside at Fredericksburg.
They were planned in conjunction with the
advance upon Richmond attempted by
Gen. Burnside, and, in themselves, they
were entirely successful. Had our army
succeeded in forcing the rebels from their
entertainments on the Rappahannock and
driven them towards Richmond, Gen. Fos-
ter could undoubtedly have held Colds
boro after acquiring it, and probably have
secured some Of the other Southern lines
of rebel communication, harrassing them
greatly, and much increasing the peril of
their position. But the repulse of Burn
side enabled the enemy to send reinforce
ments into North Carolina, against which
Gen. Foster could not maintain himself,
and was not expected to- He withdrew,
therefore, towards Newbern, after inflict-
ing enough damage upon the rebels to pay
for the expedition. He fought four en-
sgagements- the first at South West Creek,
a Short distance East of Kingston; the
second at Kingston; the third at White
Hill, not far from Goldsboro; and the
fourth at Goldsboro-and in each Of them
the enemy was badly whipped. At Colds
boro, he burned the very important bridge
over the Neuse river, and subsequently an
other one further south, at Monnt Olive.
He also tore up several miles of the track
of the Wilmington and Weldon railroad,
and according to his report, put it'in such
condition that it's repair will take some
time. This road, running in almost a
straight line from Richmond to Whining
ton, carries probably nine-tenths of the /
travel and freight which move between
South Carolina and Georgia and Virginia.
By the break at Goldsboro, the rebels win
be compelled to communicate with the 1
South by the roundabout way of Raleigh.
Salisbury, Charlotte and Columbia.
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o.e. u.
The Boston Adpe,sise,; gives the follow
ing extract from a private letter, emitting
1.-The name of the writer because it had not
his permission to print his letter. Itshows
that there was one officer not disposed to
inger in Washington while his comrades
Z were perilling their lives, though his bust
ness was unfinished t2G in9inar5Ha3
CAMP NEAR FALMOUTH, Va, Dec II, 1862. I
1e'* 3 Here we are again, safe and
sound Chat is, the balance of us) in our
own camp, and / presume you viii like! to
hear what part took in the proceedings,
Il was sent to Washington, as you know,
on business, and had not finished when
! heard that we were at work before Fred
ericksburg, and heard also that our brigade
was engaged. So / started on Saturday
morning at O'Clock for Acquia Greek,
and left there at p. NJ. for Falmouth, in
the cars Hearing the heavy booming of
the guns ahead, Twas very impatient, as
you may imagine, to reach the station :;
but, as ill-luck would have it, when about
five miles from Falmouth, the cars ran off
the track (hurting nobody, however), and
had then to start on foot with my valise.
ran about two miles, and becoming rather
used up, had to leave my baggage with the
driver of an army wagon, on the road !;
then started again, and reached the pom
toon4 bridges opposite Fredericksburg about
5 O'Clock, and there heard that our brigade
had crossed about twenty minutes before.
~ rushed across, through the town, to the
battlefield, in front, where there was a
deafening roar of cannon and musketry
and bursting shells, the dead piled up in
every conceivable position, the wounded
screaming and groaning, the ground slip
perry with blood. Iran from right to left,
asking every one for Grifins brigade, one
directing me in one direction, another in an
opposite, and thought should never find
it, the bullets all the while whistling about
my ears, so that it seemed as if an immense
fly was buzzing in each of them.2ltI was
positive / should never cross the field alive,
as it seemed to my inexperience as though
flea could not escape without losing some
feathers on both sides. The FIRE was so
heavy that most of the regiments were ly-
ing fiat on their faces. saw five or six
regiments, however on the ''double quick, %
away in advance of the rest, and made for
them. AS approached them saw that
the sd was the rear one, and moment
after all fell fiat on their faces but g our
own" God bless, It'll which continued to
advance, over the others, till it took the
very front on the brow of the hill, fired a
volley, and then, in. turn, laid low, the
murderous storm passing overit. walked
up to Col. r., who was safe and sound and
as cool as possible, and reported myself for
duty. 81 .s.rr ii.
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5 WovN Nike, q CEANvxxN.
We RAooA pNsi

are the most active and thorough pills
that have over been introduced. 3fC
They act 90 directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
Vhav ara really n
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DIR. VIM. B. HUkD'S
al, % Isdniua MofH gl5 aM ii9ilW
g M o u II HI e9Iw "A = II .

. CAN BR PROCURED.
Many persons carry with them a bad breath, great
ly to the annoyance and often to the disgust of those
with whom they come in contact, without being con
scious of the fact To relieve yourself from all fear
regarding this, n, ,......s. LII, .,-.f
j USE DR. WIN. B. HURDS MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness Of the mouth is Of great Importance to
the general health, which Is often affected, and not
unfrequently seriously impaired through want of at
tention to this subject Fcia @ "iJl
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II 18th
street, Brooklyn, ED. n0Gla saI m ioll
PRICE THIRTY SEVEN CENTS PER BOTTLE
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SEQ 8. And be II farther Aacted That
to enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
pay the army and navy and other creditors
Of the government, he Is hereby author
lied to issue on the credit Of the United
States, the sum Of three hundred million
dollars Of United States notes in the
usual form, not bearing interest, payable
to bearer on demand, and of such denom-
nations not less than one dollar as he may
deem expedient, which notes SO issued
shall be lawful money and legal tender
in payment Of all debts public and private
within the United States, except for GUS
toms and interest on the public debt; and
any holder of said notes depositing any
sum not less than fifty dollars, or some
multiple of fifty dollars, with the Treasurer
of the United States, or either, Of the As
sistant Treasurers, shall receive m ex-
change therefor duplicate certificates of
deposit, one Of which will be transmitted
to the Secretary of the Treasury, who
shall thereupon issue to the holder an
equal amount Of the six per cent bonds
of the United States, coupon or registered,
as may be desired by said holder, and
which are authorized to be issued under
the first section of this act Provided,
however, that none of the United States
notes authorized by this section shall be
issued, unless i'm the Judgment of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, clear public ext
gency shall exist demanding a further is
uefof such notes to enable him to redeem
the bonds issued under the second section
of this act, or to enable him to pay the
army and navy and other creditors of the
government; and any of the said notes
may be re-issued from time to time as the
exigencies of the public service may re-.
quiregoa 74i a9G5 e3nl)sal s"' li q
81, SEQ. a. Ind be- ii further enacted, That
in order to prevent and punish counterfeit
ing and fraudulent alterations of the bonds
and notes authorized to be issued by this
act, all the provisions of the sixth and
seventh sections of the act entitled can
Act to authorize the issue of United States
Notes, and for the redemption or funding
thereof, and for funding the floating debt
of the United States,n approved February
26, 1862, shall so far as applicable apply to
the bonds and notes hereby authorized to
be issued, in like manner as if the said
sixth and seventh sections were hereby
adopted as additional sections of this act.
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DR.. WIN. B. HURD'S
Tooth Powder.

This Powder possesses the ,..-...,
CARBONIC. WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS PROP
0 r ERTIES OF CHARCOAL. rae
And Is free from all Acids or Alkaes that can in the
least ihjure the Teeth.
Its action being entirely mechanical polishing
without wearing the enamel
Is RECOMMENDED ALL EmSnST DnSTrsrs
P. T. BARNUM writes, ssIt is BY far the best
Powder for the Teeth that we ever used"
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd's Dental Office, No. II
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. d.
s PRICE Is CENTS PER'BOX.
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gi&r Local Neuralgia
Is Immediately cured by their application 100
They act like charm are n-adhesiye, and per
fecty harmless in their nature; do not produce
blister, and leave no unpleasant results.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office, No. n
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. D. iU.sfF
PRICE l5 CENTS EACH, FOR THE SMALL,
~ SIZE, AND 81 CENTS FOR THE LARGE
The latter are intended for Pains in the Chest.
BACK, Shoulders or any part of the body M.
"A liberal discount made to dealers
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TRIBUNE
dBUlDINGSN NO. SPRUCE STREET, NEW
YORK 8 :,
Sold also BY Caswell, Mack s. Co., Fifth Avenue
Hotel j. d l. Coddington, rs Broadway; d. s.
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and by all Druggists
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NoMOt no WAOvN.

As a proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
p,rely vegetable have the certificates Of those emf
Trent chemists. Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati. W iA fss
Read DR.. Rooack's Special Notices and Certificates
published IN u conspicuous part OF this Paper from
time 10 time. 81 a. " ls.t.s:
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pnri-
fer 81 per bottle. SIS per half ,ozen OF the Scam
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills. 70 cents per box, or
. i,oxes for.SI. &, el7f il 81 S sss.55
Principal Office and Salesroonn, No. East Foarth
ST.. Sd Binding from Main ST., Cncint,ati. ~ .as,-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
FRoM WASHINGTON.

wAsmSoroS, Jan. 19-The Committee on
Ways and Means this morning acted on the
report of the SnbCommiitee, Spaulding Hor.
ton and Hooper Of their interview with Be
cretary Chase BY vote unanifnous save
one dissenter they gave Secretary, power TO
sell bonds az best price be could obRin they
also took away from holders Of legal tender
notes right TO convert them at pleasure into
twenty year bonds tomorrow bill will b.
reported that satisfies both the Committed
aud the Treasury Department
Carl Schurz has received command Of Gen
Sigels corps Gen. Sigei being placed II
command of the reserves.
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ARMY POTOMAC UNDER MARCHING
ORDERS.

NEw YoRK, January 2o.Aworld says a
letter from correspondent with the Army
Potomac states that the army is Under march
ing order with three days rations
Five pontoou ardges will be thrown across
the Rappahannock some distance apart
Lees army is composed OF eight large di-
visions. jackson commands the right, Long
street the left, comprising five divisions
these divisions apparently stronger than ours
comprising greater number brigades and reg
ments uncertain whether total strength equals
ours. 4i- |fllty4l
Desperate struggle evidently near, Stir
ring news may be expected shortly. ,r
A Fortress Monroe letter states that tbs
steamer Vanderbilt was eoahng probably to
another search alter the Alabama 1s
The Philadelphia Inquirer has Port Roya
letter dated the 18th, stating six deserter
from Fort Sumter, Charleston, arrived aboart
blockading vessels reporting that mostIof th'
Garrison threw down there arms refusing t
| fight under the confederate fagi they wer'
half famshed and families in want owing t.
non receipt of pay Other troops came am
obliged them to return TO duty.
Dissatisfaction among the rebel troops
wide spread, men worked day and night hal
starved and received no money.
The gunboat Wisahickop, recently droy
the rebels out Of battery on Branch lsant
They returned and put a shot into her'whlc
nearly sunk her g.. f.r.t.t ....5
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Cincinnati Market,

r.-. CNcINEATi, Jan 49,
FLoUR-Market 6rmer, demand better.
Superfne 5O@5 so; extra 6O@5 65; fam
lily 5 1905 so,
WHISKY Market higher at Al,
WHEAT-Demand moderate, offerings
light, holders firm. l2@l Il, for prime to
choice red, 1901 lS tor prime Indiana
or Ohio white, and POOL 20 ,Ior prime
Kentucky white .-.f-} ~N0O(Cl
CORN-Demand good for Ear, mari ket
closed firm, at 45@46 in bulk shelled in
good request at 46 in bulk, and 58@5s, in
Guiding sacks. -# sl.2 -.F
OATs-Demand good, offerings light, mar
kct Grmer We quote new and old at $50
So in bulk, and 63@65, including sacks
RYE-Supply light, demand good, market
rules firm at 20 for prime samples on arrival.
BARLEI-Demsnd good, offerings light,
market rules firm. Prime tall at I 3OG 35;
state spring, prime to choice, at POOL %
! Qualities below prime dull
GROCERIES-Ma firm, demand fair
Sugar ll39lS, coffee 30@3sl molasses 5O@
So. 4Ls lli l......s .t5., Lra
PROVISIONS-Market no change. Lart
held at 81 for country and % for city, goo
demand at g. Bulk sides good demand at .
for sides, ct for clear, -yT8 syal
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FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

i William =. schenek, Plaintiff, Mont. Sup oourt,
against
J. Harvey Thomas ct al, Delen'ts.) Case No. 26I5.
DUk5UANr to an order OF the Superior Court Of
II Montgomery county, ohio, made IN the above
case and directed 20 me, will offer a. public auction
the door OF the Court House IN the city of Dayton,
IN the county and state aforesaid, on
Saturday, JGRgdJy24, 1863,
Az O'Clock y m Of SAID day, the following described
property, fo-sit Situate In the county OF Montgomery
and state OF Ohio and in the city OF Dayton, Lot
numbered thousand nine hundred and thirty -four
feet on the west side OF said lot running through
the entire lot owned by samuel H. Thomas, being one
OF a subdivision OF out-lots by N. Longworth.
said property II TO be sold on decree in favor o
William Il. Schenck against J. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised 1T sixteen hundred dollars (Sl6OO
aud cannot sell for less than twO-thirds Of said ap
praised value being Sl0G6 GG5s. Terms Of sale-cash
said real estate Is situated on Fourth street. one
house west OF Council street, and runs from Fourth
sycamore street fronting both streets with
| a dwe weling house on each end OF the lot.
IL. ii. WEAKLEY, Master Commissioner.
l. ADAM CLAY, Attorney. deGdawtg
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Reported for the Bahy Empire
New Work Market.
NEw YoRK, Jannar9 20

FLOUR-Receipts O,OOO .bbls Il market
steady; sales 5000 bbls 6T5@6 So
extra statei 25@97 30 common to good
shipping brand r II 0. all. neg
WHEAT-The Market is firm; "a
al 43 Chicago spring l44@l50 Mil
waukee club ! 66@l So winter red ives
tern. l. .....
CoRN-Active, and qnae firm at s5@s,
mixed western,
oATs-steady at G9@7a common L
prime.
P0RK-Firm.
LARD--Steady at lOi@lOa
DRESSED H0GS-Firm
WHISKY--Active frmer at 4s@49.
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John coaey ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
Case No, l3
Philip Edwards ct nj In Partition.
llI virtue Of, and in obedience To, the command OF
ID an order OF sale issued IN the above case, and
,llreeted wall offer AT public sale at the door OF
the Court House IN the city OF Dayton,
Saturday, Jdiuidry2t, 1863,
At o'clock p of said day the following described
real estate to-wt In Lot numbered sixty-six 1867
the town Of Union in the county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio.
The same, with the Improvements theron, has been
appraised al AlUO, and cannot sell ior less than two
nirds OF the appraised yape. IeIms-S cash, Il in
and n Two years from the day of sale deferred
iscs.
delodtwaSts GEORGE woGAMAN, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20

Liverpool, Jan. 9.-Cotton has been Irregu-
lar with partial decline of I'd on the week for
amount. Market closing fiat,
Breadstu6s market quiet steady. Corn
firm.
Provisions flat
Following synopsis news sent by the Kan
garoo Par,s correspondent of London Times
says.
Napoleon at the New Years reception said
10 Mr. Dayton that he regretted greatly the
continuance Of civil war in America, but hoped
before next New Years day matters would be
settled
This was said, says the correspondent with
a sort of smile and may be interpreted as a
pious wish or prediction, or even as an indI-
cation Of something still more significant.
To another person who the same day express
ed TO the Emperor the earnest hope that the
battle of Fredericksburg might be last in
America.
The Emperor he desired so too and hoped
the war would be end by the following Spring.
This incident created many conjectures.
The United Statos Minister at Madrid pro-
tested against the sale Of the Sumter, which
he saws will not be respected by the federal
cruisers as she is n federal vessel seized by
rebels at New Orleans,
Instructions have been asked from the gov
ernment at London as TO whether areglste
is to be given her.
In France the unemployed cotton operative
are computed at 800, 600 in absolute deshtu
ton.
The Paris correspondent of the Londo
Times says
The relations between Paris and Madri
are far from cordial.
The French Government is most anxious
Lo.o ,ha oo.onatatinn of England affer tb
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LoNGsTREET NOT GONE TO TENNEs
GlflN

New YORK, Jan. 2O-A letter from the
Army of Potomac to the New York Tribune,
says
The reports from Nashville that Longstreets
eorps cave removed westward 10 reinforce
Bragg are unfounded
Longstreet himself was here two days ago
with his command.
II is believed that no entire rebel corps has
been withdrawn from our front, but we have
information from deserters and contraband'
that some batteries, brigades and division
have been detached and sent to Eastern Ien
nessee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
Two DAYS LATER FROM EYRoPE.

HALIFAX, January 2O--Arabia, Liverpool
10th, Queenstown llth, arrived this morning
with two days later reports. -l sSa
Again current Napoleon intends recon-
mending armistice between North and South,
Minister Dayton had an interview. with the
Emperor and French Minister. Also assert
ed England would still refuse to interfere.
Sympathizing addresses to Lincoln have
been adopted at London and Birmingham
Parliament convoked for January 5th..
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lReported for the Daily Empne.l
New York stock Market.

New YORK, January 20.
oTOCKS--Active, higher Money 6C97
&C on cali Sterling Exchange at 63@9l SO;
American Gold At United States sixes
'sl eounons &C. registered 9ll, Treasury
Z 3-l0 Olb, Demand notes 40, one year GER
tihcates 95s, California sevens 26, United
States fves "a coupons sSA a"t
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Jan. 20
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-White wheat,
wholesale, a IS, retail 90 Red wheat,
n,Lolasola 5O retou G M AJE4D.-
WHEAT O5. ..-.. '..-...r
CORN-40
OATS-4O@43 erur-g.s
BARLEY--l l5@l 90 .Irtr..
RYE-55@60 gtHla.a
HAY-Timothy II 0O@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--l 25 .-T.Ta
WHISKY-34@37. @
GROCERIES-Cofee 29@33 Sugar IL
6l3; Molasses 65@66; Teas I 3069l 50i
Cheese l24@l3; Rice s@s4. aF
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sTEAMER ARRIyED.

Ngw YosK, Jan. 2O-The Champion with
s657 ,S4Oin Treasnte, arrived tattwo o'clock
this morning her convoy, gunboat Augusta
vent to Port Royd fit}31l a.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Henry Huesman, Plaintiff against Carl drummer,
defendant. Before John H. Stoppelman, Justice OF
the Peace oI Dayton township, Montgomery coun.
", Ohio
ON the l7th day Of December, A D 1869, said JUS
" tice issued an order OF Attachment in the above
action, Tor the sum of hundred and fileen dollars
and hty cents.
la3w3 HENRY HUEssfAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
PIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

TNHE Town Council Of Miamisourgh, Ohio, ober for
Il sale good second hand Fire Engine, With about
our hundred feet Of Leather Hose, The engine is in
good worinng order, and WI 10 sold ~ bargain
pdTate sale. Enquire Of 6. A. Grove or j. b. Kaufi-
man, Committee, Mamisburgh i jalTW4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
DR.. J.P. GILLESPIE,

S URG EON NTIS II {,
nFFERs his services to the public, and oil the adj
" yantages 70 be derived from thorough knowledge
Oh and twelve years experience in, the practice OF his
profession
ps-Work doneln all the different styles.
Office aud resden e-No. IS, Jefferson street, west
side, betGee FIRST and Second. de29dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
EatIng Saloon and RESTAURANT

Formerly owned by Mr.. v. Fries, southeast corner Of
Fh aud Ludlow, where he will b. able AZ all times 70
tlT5TEIts served up in the best manner, and on
short notieh. nO3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATEST MARKETS.
LATE FROM EUROPE

London, Jan s--Consols closed 93e 935
for money.
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Valuable Farm at Public Sal,

L day, january 1, 1864, at o'clock p N, the farm
known the MUCK FARM, situate in Jefferson
township, Montgomery county, Ohio two miles south
west OF Liberty, and three miles south of Trssel's
Mill, at the township road containing l21 acres, 70 of
which are under cultivation and well fenced, and the
balance is IN go oak timber, good two story brick
mouse, frame barn, and other out buildings, and
never falling well Of water. Terms made known on
day OF sale. JOHN MUCK,
s"I... JOSEPH MUCK,
delO WIN, BICHLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
GRAPR VINE ROOTS AND WINE.

1 HAVE from 10000 to 10000 two.year. old Grape
L Vine Roots for sale l Will allow liberal COM
mission to all who may sell for me.
Also, good Catawba Wine for sale.
Residence near the Asylum, south OF Dayton. Ad-
dress box NO. 2sS, Dayton, OHIO ..f.
orlf FREDERICK SCHUTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-20
SHAVING, MAIR.OUTrING, sHAMPOONG

VNHoMAs A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
j. on Market street recently owned by James Kred-
Ter, ana fitted It up in the most improved STYLE ia
prepared to do shaving, Hair Cutting, shampooinR
etc, in manner that cannot tail 10 give satisfaction.
him call. Remember the place--north side Market
street. oe7
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
Corner sixth and Walnut streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BOARD-One Dollar per Day lal4
DIVIDEND NOTICE

A \ ameetng of the Directors of the Firemen's In
N sur,nce on the LIST INST. "a dividend OF 25 cts on
the share was declared, payable and after the 10th
INST deo f. PHELPS, Secretary.