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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
aaeurarse Gomparfe.
DEpUDLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
IL PAhY, No lG Wa9.-i., Nc".Iofk.
i.CRkASED CAlTAL

tA>h tAfIIAL 5N"" -.....
SURPLUS OVER S4nivr. AssII5 OVEN @"o"o
This Conpsny w.n net ss-s al,Lnins 10 mnfe tan u All
Million o Dosfs sa'ey invested. IL prepared TO obef in
crs.d fac.s 70 $50 asn.t los isin1rc ~ fire
and tho K-ks o inlann Ntvige'i1b and rfunsfoIiaen
is attention Oi 90. pubic IA er'ei 10 tie peculiar aiN
IA 90 ofel lci b. tn assured by this Company
J. In having cash capital I'll pIii Ia and ssey inyctrt
2 In .he accumulation 81 Jrohs founng lafp ~ over
Two Hundred Ihou.si Dcars, ana oOnsan inccesngsn
liable ior the ios-ss o. tAo Company
> h the l,su. % 30 Ief of t- rroa w ssr'p, bearing
sJ pr c-n niaci payable annually Ia casa TO eiers
oll Pntir'y ys,on folcl.s. - ,,.
Parties insuus with thu above Co,p.p ENJOY al 'lf al
oarsi by paid Ia und sri1y invested Nsh taPlH
with the economy snJ secrdty Of n. mutsa y stsn.
No liability w.steysr incu I'D BY tbs assured liberal =,
dneon in tho rlnIa made u proicrfg non
psrteipstion policies. ROBERT D. HONE, frsaJea!
DrhoAs Y. CvkAf, SccIetasy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

TRAnrsxgS's RAyK. y. y Dec Y. Bi9
DlVnDEND. "A SEMi-ANNUAL DiNl-
IL nfND q FiVE IS PER CENT on he csriiA stock
t..t lav been declared IKE. f.o Govtrnmc' taxi paya
30 on No.day, Ian. 4. ANTHONY uALSEN, taslief.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Tinantla..
MA,uFAcrrrrs Avo MrFcr,yrs' Rsss,
-. L. J. - [


N'VINENO.--The Board Of Director, hgvr,
- ti. d.v, accIel dy.ie.d ~ hOuE ~ PfR GENE
.o0lr oi and otter mary 2. ircr 4 GOV InHcgt
irl.lc books ~ be cosel from BE o. nt.11rf 90 "a
.nualy 5. NATiltiI. tft't.
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orr > - MAEiroa1 cogPAsY. (
~. a Nm 80 49,. -

n,,,-,l.. No. q WaTI-.I- AeN-I "a.
NOllCE is hereby gwen that the following
=, bONDs ofths MARiPOsA COMPANY 0r ~ 0o0 esch,
taisdsy dawn BY lot TO- feienI on q wnoe
sv SS viz Nos lf 25i ~ Jll }Js > so $40. 5jl,
~. % Sz, vs. 80 t07. 0p. 4035 az, 10. tG'J
80 1+s ifi5 La L4is snd tAa. tie ssne together
the sir months accrued i crest " N be psd IA g,d o.
- ~ o. January next pfcsenfop a. tie ofcc o. lho
bond must D. pro eutsd Wits, ten days seI tie
tmuay next penalty Of forfeiture u TIC INV
- fsc.inyton from The sinking fond aadrf ~ dsawins
.pseeH Dec. I, 1919 MORRIS XII EfGHJN, ITetsUfer
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
rrs.ralrscyrios iisn,.osS, a. oS ba'. n isra )

CATT Of SIAIE BCND5.--fEALLD PkO-
- POsAI- f'r fAo TurcHa.s Z . gN"O - the toH,s
oi the 5TATE ~ COaH4t FCi ~ ,e l.ce' 90 ., tNo
s-y Isf, af lou sail propoa viii be rIned a '.
.ucs e., suci bidders ctaofu 4. aa1d sud tho bonds
.gyrrisd a. tuo hlgirtt bidders. go
Frs rr,.os rln be 8upan.d wh c-riincsie ~ de
tof os an bed oa.cA b1nf a sa.es - Con
,@egt o Ansic.,l q. 0r tho Iiy oi r,a Yls ol1,i ~
v. r cent the NJ sub rrisc g. b. he ns t'c1ny
To- he au funtnent OF 10 bid and returned 70 10 o"n'
oIs tts ofacr
II provided that 10 bio be- accepted " le', hrn tle
% value OF ilc =, ls and l psymor II iunif cuen. n
Newly and Boston vii be e lscd within ige dsys .te
no1 q acceptance.
Tie Ponds alo daici Ian !. 1865 sul payable n twenty
coupons attached pe Z chs ssme gco n Jsnny ln4
Jpiy Il eeci yosr.
erl Assembly % ed NJ their mar % ~ July j and
tis nj and Of the stie u pledged of t.s frHsnp
lioE bhBHilL ". lOi.tt Ettff JItl4W@f.
d21 liant
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NTOTICE-sALE Of the KENOSHa. ROCK

NOTlCE--SALE Of the KENOSHi, EOCh-
x FORp AND H9lk ISLAND RAlLRDhy.-fhs m
Gcrsep.d. BENJAMIN WlLLiAMNoN, the iriare o. a
Deed oi Trust Mort bearing da'' tie ht'i o. hg
r,shs aud No. kc. Railroad Company, tofponboh dD y
foned according IL avs Of the sts ol Nisconn ani
ur hruosha 1uo 4tDcaiO.q hairoEd ''np ~
day formed according q, ht isws oi tie state OF io $40
30 u Deed of Ir1,t Nor De1tins Gate G-
Gr,t N arch oAe 1tAnt e. t hu.fcd All T'l r-Ie
by ID. Kenods hoesiod. and Rock l.and h1oso ,on''
tf9i.s ol Isl aooun snd 'os 0y the cousoftlon oi he
,sd h.uo,4 ana Roc ori tsioad I'rphne' ana N" ho'f'
ford ant 81 -i.spy hroaf 'ompguL IN caoe'"n "i no
power. eid fLr I'D Deeds o. dAt ~ Hc4 'es' upon
tfa coDfrl.a vii - fabc Auction et tAt Court t'yts
~ Le Cily q Eotord rs Stale oi hnot 70 thc gnt'
ldg,r fY .E oD THURSDAY the seventh aas Of Itnuary,
CO.. thousand =. boner-I a,d .i1y fgr. 'vo O'Clock
m u the I'D Day .e following ier-i bed property 80 an
erfIray. g. wr.
ac 1osn, md Rock ord NeifO4e AID ~" hnowr s =
ye.ton ths nel1s.s E1ckf4fd aut forL lnd taHfosd,
satea .0u ntohna, i the state ol WAC nfA, g. hoeA
.olt 10 tho S,aa o. 1ql, tu.th,i - tn eI ne rf 'ti
,,s, dsrt ~ nds raiwya roll brdge. fences stat.
0u house, rra sfnrI Dundnxs aud s te "r1s .na ff'
dire held orae rei ~ ~,h'f 81 ~. hr-othh -id n"eA
fold Ksfoad Con prs BY lie SID to1inifsiei Com
,.iy il vi1 ihe s-i railroad from keuosa O.
bo,ro-1 arg 'lereoi md ,so, I'D tae o' .oh''
e. i..es md ohif s'd Iais Of 9,h.f i'nen'.eA o.
sfe tenstH al. Rockford Rslllosl t01psA's
" Cc1l1dsfd tcInptry connected eith men tei1
9ay heinsl 70 hDciofd or 1rstlus thereio
3D. sso r l1cncges cnyn.f tenders cas- o. every hd
pioptrly corrected ~.h tho proper ,lnPmcu. "oihhs,
ofsng snd conduc ns ~ or spprnaut % Tho nIofts-n
e Of RAJ fol for .onoshs % Nocsof iio said SAFE "ii
nrt lal uds ishr CIs, nAfr properly q" lS 'ne
ksaohs and Eocii0i Ri r0si Companies, or % the sad
C0nso 3atld COlray vhich been n.esssr'y -
ianed for their I0ad roadway from hrncha' 10 u,
ior ile ,onstfoc'on oraIon, or eohsgi&'n &
o. . stHr tHd Which 'ej kenosha ana hol -ofa li
hssod oiAeI ise dipossG Of nat,d pc,obsr % ia9a
b WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
~. MAak. YlaE lS.uaANoe ConF,xr,
NlBAL n 81. JO5EPH RAILROAD

ANNlBAL ~ 81. JOSEHH RAILROAD
bOAfASi-PBEFEEpED STOCK --.,old,Ts II
snI "a Ar-eueGis Cen ye tAen colso,.j..cd sio ~
H DF stlciiR tneu 70 the odce - tLe Csi AGENCY
~ sin0hts Vtict can De made uIo Ll0fe
SsHk o. or by leaving fneA4 ~h Mcssia DI LAUNhf,
sLAh"& Co. 30 55 Wailst. New ork ~ta viii for
'ls Nod return tho t.ae. Of fu1 slffcs o. via
F'SN-'s ih. hsctioaa slares of crsh uegsst pnce.
4. = WATSON Trrss-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Vr,,l.sarNon sAvNo. IANE /

Conner of soulf 90. 4tl.s,s. ~ j. SD, .. d.
v>tvfD,,VO NOT, G.-D,pt .tus, a-s lere-
roi.. drta ,,l-ANEt th r.Nip. .Nt t1r
- ,fs.N PR - 10 .ui'il cn ti .'r. 90. - f.
' p. "a fr,w1-l lalt -I.l ttvr been p'-,."4 tfcc
49, a., tbe l d.y of J.rI.rv next VII he n'l . d.
crafcr iiDNIt 3. jan l8 iTrr 'l.i. ooc nl.rnt
r,.s. c,f . .i i1r be ptssed n tar c'-oi oi de-
"a, .,rr..' Irao ts fnalc before the i"ii gay
I,.~v .iu .r4s lNi -t $50 rom te is-. Zoe 't.- 81
aYe -e.r.eis uyes'td ir bonds ant ifuri 20
.f, worth oou b,c ihe amount loaned sul in l,y
"a CIV Bonds 81 i.o -tsc OF New Nork a4d tucd states
-. tte Bank is or. for hu.ilcss D. 3 t>ufdi,s auG
:, i,i,. s,e.tfrAl Noid-ys AMI StuIL 49, from ic
oor d. m 4nd dy-. Wednesdays, Ilasds.s and ~
aa9 To- '' ~ WILLIAM WALL, President
Gy.gGE RCARD, l yi..- President.
NsraANIEL brIG6s.'
b.v,rL ". IRrsSOw Serreiaiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

N.vYorx Fxon'ror tAsS Nrw,l oae' i'tt, Nm
y truETF .N PER c. ,r A.o. su fNNEA nif
~. % 'ri.,EaE iI PR cent : o--a uc. 1r' '" Ere
- socA of tls r.l1 c.,oo OF o'.cfn b. , ia
-. ~ 4 aaor Jan. o. l.ti H' ;. ''' a., '-''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
paucius 1taocmrS.
NJ. II NAssAU-sr., NEw-yoRK.

". SEARlNG's Private Dancing Acn IcmY,
- no pr Ah A.. 1Jist Ci-ls.s ior fr f-o"t
lnY;.g Iude,' ami .astas m.gt a. o..Ocs 'eisu.'h
Al o'cie Z =. ~. Pirste Los'ors ovoy day.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
NASnAFrAs NiSlsC sosPGsY
trU ,9sx l.a

NANnATrAN hINl.c 'OsPASY
N-nr,o NEw iotE, Dtc. u, i5bj
NoilCE Is heseby given, mat az assessment
d, ~ V.sE VSE DolLAHPER SHARE hss been <sved ugyn
M n,o., I' ,VN shares OF the MkkHAffAl- MIN
h. s abe tie fth day II January 1864 A.
sr.a " " nr iet'tter No y .asssa-s New foik. Inc
Ia" boob viii he css.d o, the All Isa0ary eiter witch
s.s ~b be usnsierIed unless iio shall have
Er H. a. interest wi b. charged s as.esslsnts paid
=" January a. tae fols - ssgcl per cen. per
byoraer Of Inc Dree,ofs,
JDhS W DAVIS, rressur.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

II tINE-TWENIY BONDS.
1. 4HE sECkErART OF IAE TREASURY Ais
not -, .y,a notice of say iaenoa to ~dar ;a' pI,a
H. Loan fr1in sac aiPAR INN tn diy' notice = gwen
tho uldeT.slod Wi colti.re io sap, ~ 80 y bhl-
Tho ulo.o sn5-ni >l,har.ci 10 I'VE iitNpRFD MI
LIONS Or DOLLsRs. roCR HUSp.yp AID FORTY
MILLIONS ~ t, aaorr 30 l'rc.4y s1b',f5cl 90
AL raid into tta r. .oasr-.. lev ns ha'src~ <
ONLY sixty MILLIONS Ufsctn
N..h pre.er. OF sas. 60 snlli wl - ehiofed In
very .Loft peusd.
EaH o,arr from Sovcr'aef faIni'he' with ia'f'fi ~
10 5. "a fiou that saio.
VKHAIlLYIs z Co, 10. II wALi~sr,
NFrarut.sf.I - ..r'f. Flg..l .lufI'f T. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30


CADElY OF MUSIC.
- GERMAN OPERA
prscto!.................... al ANsCHUIH.
FRIDAY Jci. l. 4
GRAND EXTRA AiGhi, o. walsh oo1 1s.cn lie oeleers$
e6 Oren
FAUST
FAUsg'
.a fve sct music by {. Go nod VIII be performed with ~
iA4 assis.rnce cit TO -
ARlON SOCIETY,
f0i tie following 40el ,rlcassi
AAirue thttp h.ll.
Malone Iyd ANN-EN
HfRR EiMhER
hEBR WE'TLICH,
htRR sTElYgcHH.
fsn ri rrv bad IN ths fourth :. he rev seary
the hrh scr painted by Nicolas iiels'sr
FOR lHl> NiDii. oily the prizes " som'sHc' wii %
o. b cory Dess Csc., aid la. uee, Hr iich ~
se1el Wi given. Family Cic 1y cents AmD'sS
t'e g cents
Iae curtain vii r'se preci..y % = o'clock
Tie O. t.,Arts N.I ..lIeCc. on Aautslfy moirf4
a: tte 4 .4lfu.y o. sgsic.
EOFiCF-tlr An c, o.. b..s leave % tat he
" ave psore hi. depsrtur t01 aor season @. Ber>
fea commence neat Monday, Jslgasy wEA -
Opera .... ,. 1000.
Or. IHl hH.TE LAZY
~ Eoi-44
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
-finanCiGI.
,,r1rlNc m Lhe nIRrCTONS of NJ

ATAMEETYc& & Of be LlRly RlREcfoHs ,i s Of j. the {,
~ n =, ~ l.h ir....a E.t Ilt.h %. .'''i, e. -
Gis-Tj,igDs PER t.Ni su trr'' -ci .n' "o f,., j, e
ttN4 .oi .tr C.rH..y. so 600 ti'r,A--.. =. 10.
Inn ,i-, 1al l.c lup, or o.c,s vii h' Cd 80
to- '"' 10 '''' d. I.lJN. rIr1.os ,l s, re',ig.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
BASx OF NoRTH AMERICA.

DlEIDEND No. PA Stml-Aunual Div
~ l3oud Of -FOUR ~ PER CENT tfcc oi Government
s. L been declared pas uad after secoudd OF
JAM RY next. Toe fIsus,r Books vd be closed uom
shs Do aadi second pToSipso By oideI,
j. q. NF itDSLEY, Acting Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

FINHEATRE FRANCAlS.
L ElBLOs CONCERT SALOON.
FRIDAY. JGE. 1, I.Ls. lNhN-t tAN y DAf.l
FAMILY PtRfOR!fAns T.
''''' As GIFTS r. TfaeSnLpRrv
noars op-n. 4 curiein ruise b. O'Clock
a., prfinfuancr VII sad n "a y. a.
Ote.f Gls. rhutou - Ioss -
AUOFkBAs TliE ESCUANrf8, :,
s.e'y Artiscd iA New ioss win
lis PA,TlAS DE WOLF IT..
No1cE-Evrry chiI under y year. " ye enltee 10
Toy equivalent g. the price - aimssilu
t'OAnJ PKOskAMMt,
LES tIKt NNtS DE ". 20 SsON
Iand.vl l. tor the occisi0l. n act by - ~ ,ni Ii
~ JOtES ~ LAihE 4 NLNs tO4.h.
Eonlo fof the opportunity sols by S D0nA1leu.
"A LtS NJ Do Nlkl
potnanre fcni red by NI, Na.l -.
u DlNE tHEk Ma NEk...
COmeile Vaudeville Ia o8- Ac'. h, ~ l. iA.Deii;
LIS DttA ANFUoLLs,
Bouloncre musicale IN Que act ~ ". Catabsh
SATURDAY. Jan. ? lshi
The gr,at sitttss,
LIS PANT y, d. NlOLErfE.
Op.ra Bou'- in uasic ~ y. Adam
BATliLbc Df nAAL5.
Comedy Ia tire. act. b. r.. sebc
boa Ohce No. t!1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

.Ilpsrl0hi t"n, Dec. -. i'o'.
NiNlDEND M. Il.--f-3 b .-d O.. d.
r.c,ors ,f fls Road aave day i.c .fel Nlsi
I-.tJ JF 80 j DOLLARS .fB SiAtr trp. ir1u GOV
rr ,cit iav preferred stp,k ps t,f
10 ct 50 delp sal tpaeaf by ,fc r'r hr1t' "
isuv 20 AsNe lee tuo ous.s ~ ssd stock tnt
llh day of ncccuhrj I-f. The Gi,iarud ,iocs ="
sr..lo osk uoo,s VII b. peyahle Me us. IticntN,
sOE Cos Office o 80 cNchuuse lace. tIi cn b. o,on
Hoats 90 irc office 81 Mess j. T.. lhA4 ~ g. t"f,
rost N and hiid .erur Ho,ss Il is office I.e i-n'er
Ioos. wi b. o..d iroiu The .iA Inst. t. ne th n.
bo, .ls,s incas.v,. CHARLES X. ANEiIL. f',H.r.vG.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
SIM sia!.

II MIX or 90 fLEHNN u E,r-N Npli--DlN-
- DIHJ.--i r..is....l lri 'aui ol OUR fc8 CfET
.re ir,p Dot.i..r.s '. -s tt.u sLo ga 'ii-
s.,cA oI tIif i'al., qiy yll.c oI 'al ...,. 81, O..
T. E.-.ofoirty - ro. ... ,, .aduiy.{
..n. OILS. a,f 30 .,..
T'TINENJ-Th Direction, oi tle Me.r.-
= Ho.I-. ta.@ NV. .,t t,, rd ,..i eusIf. o.'i
-..a o 80. ~ fi-t ..-. ..nc ir' 90 i. I. ts oa
or 'ib.Dtt. .t4 'a .'.
lI. frn.re u.,..r fef f ,l.ai i.,... ...f .-.frf
on ~. b, .,i1 by s-'rr o.o. '.se'-t" ~
rsoel.s al,r. prwf folr pe- ~ ia3
J bllibLNii.-ln I"l.d Oi Directors LJYe
y t.is d.. Nh.' tl...fn ' ftN..HN cf flNt tn f.,
tl.ti mi '-s % rn..n .a rf. .h's on a. q . '! .
oi 0.r tr l.t ra.s.er .Yrls i.c f.ri u at 'e.e
- o-i,r % 'ic Hpul. Il. ~ LraFt. Cr.lie'.
oUrrsus A.a t,9rs Ciry il.AoAp CoYpNTg,f
Hu.rlr lows p.r. % iot
FNfDEND NOTICE. "A Ssmi-Auuuai
81 Dit iDs.,D or 1lHl a. AND HALt Fht ra.t
boon .'t'-ea GA t- rt.r-ri fp.r oi ftli t1u.a
t.e c.rirs " t.e 'lf, -it fi'n8 sa,st i" cash
aid iiel to .'H p. JuCfiy ac4t t' te 'l' efroi
tey sIi -fut f'ru o fr book a. ite c.r unsi-
u,s, 4. t.e i- ilst the di, Hl vi' ae pay,,r 20 te
E.tf.r ~ o., ,hoitl- . Co. .-nsns .iol.e Of ArsT-
3, LChAGDr o. t.hta4u, "o. 2i Naffau.si.. Ncgs
and q, a Dubul St1rknc1 D., OILY % the irrs
uf,.fs olirs Dr1u.ur. Zoo books VII na closed
on THURSDAY, Dee tl. lld r.o ..cd ou IJrDAl, jan
49, ij.A EDWARD a4iN'JN, ETeaueni-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30


CADEMY OF MCSIC-ThE OPERA.
a = Direct A.N si .A-n~
POs.IiNkLk LIST flHL4 Of I H. OtEAA.
urrv,ou. fl the Lepsf'iFe - t.e s.a apay og loeou
'Tnis tWEpNEsDiJ EFkh.AG, Dec. 80 L. e'o!ock
30. TIE LAST TINE
Gouloi's new l..d D i4.il' 80 ess.A o. "a 81
FAUST
airl-d aod prepared )ytts eorqo. ''' t-' M ' ~"
~ ny '' -, - - OK LfIANT COSTUMES.
N-r.v .Nb sgLrsilD SCENERY AID AtfolSf-
-'i'' -N' MINIS.
.trt b The lind assistn, Q Of iae celebrated
A.hJN SDLltIk
=. 90 e.-l.e-'e Chord IN til ioultA ect.
" hi,,,tes,i.......t IS Clara louise kELLoGl
s,...i.'..,..... ......M NJ. NENRlfiTA SlLkLR
.,-......'.... p. uIr tAa NN.-SO NALkp-tNL
X-..tin.,....,......-i>i'f FEhNANnO 3EL.INl
rii.,,r lel t........ 3. 7ror HAANitAb BACH
y. l,.frer......,.ss.....t. ..sis u. toLLfAIl
Nsrla...... .........,.s...,.,.'i.s tANNA HItIh-ON
CARD.
TIA c.'.r..l ARloN slAi.fN having gpnef, usis rct
- e,. efgices ~ /, ,ccasioa te g,.Ur i,es thS
,u,ly l,A1o lns ylbEey p Is ict %! coa-.osJ -
T.. .Dii DiirOR...................NAN MihErZEE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
FA.1 RrxsK SAviNa. RANK
HASovsR BANK, NEw-i or

HANOVER BANK, NEW-' ohh IfC- 10 10.
DNIDEND.- The Board oi Directors have
~ YHlS DAY declared SENl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of
tDiR FER CENT on the capits sto free Of Goytrum' nj
e., rsls on the "A dsy January mex. Toe transfer
49, M po closed fsou tie 22d inst 20 tie d.y oi ps et.
IL vr-l.- IlipS. L. TANLDe. ts-ller.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
InoADvA Az NAsG, NHw.YoE Drc ~ .

IaosDvAv tASk, NEw.l oEK Dee. -, 8
NFNTY-IlUiipH DIVIDEND. - The
Z Board OF pir.cto-- have declared SUMl-ANNUtL
l. .tIDEND Of oiN PER CENT. and n, EAfiA pi'l
Cl.SD f FOjG PER CENT on tae CA.ilAh SION 4
ih.s Bank aud tie EMINENT IAN, PAYABLE me ID
dsy of ia mary .nsunc J. l. ENEKiGi. Cashier.
Cr,icr OF TirgrgEs or CrRBlroHs An STOcEHo-
h ONO Issippi RAILROAD NoNitNN.
tAsrsHN DIV sioNl "a. % W ailsL.
Ni.w Yog. Dec 10. 1851
,TL'UE INTEREST due the 3i,t December, on
Ee,h- PREFERRED CERTIFICATES is-ucd by tns
Tus wall be rAp sud sit,r the "a Day Vi January At tie
o'Ic &C O lie Trustees. No. 10 " als;.
Tae tiansfe books fr a ccrGcates will be closed io the
snernoon 2ih inst to the morning O tho <t January
loot. By order OF the Trustees.
EpWiN BARTLETT Chshuan.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold unde-
the name Of Bitters, put up IN quart bottles
compounded { I the cheapest whiSEev or com
mon rum, costing from 20 to 20 cents per gal
Ion, tho taste disguised 10y Anise or Corander
Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and viii
continue to cause. rs long rs they can be sold.
hundreds to die the death of tho drunsard.-
By their use the system IS Kept continually
under the influence of Alcoholic stmul'iis
Of the worst kind the desire for liquor Is ere.
ated and kept up, and the result - al the
horrors attendant upon II druhSard sliie an
death.
For these who desire and viii have Liquor
Bitters, we publish the t,llnwiug receipt
Get one bottle Hoofaud', German HtterS ami
mix with three quarts ui good brandy or Vhis
key, and the result VIII be a prep trtiiou that
will far excel IN medical virtues and true cN'
ceilence any VI the numerous Liquor Bliters
IN the market. and viii cost much less. Iou
will lave all the virtues Of lluuiland'S : bitjers
In connection with a good article of Liquor,
at a much less price than these inieror prep
Aratiuus will cost you.
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W o. NJ l. F. o D.


u. BALLARD.
III. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
having permanently located in flnd'Hv ONO
Till attend promptly L. ull pro.es tp"L'ctl $
once AND residence Main street. Hyuu :
block. tApril 2j, 1852
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04

nD.B. BEECE, would; cspectiulltUource
thathe haspormanontlyl located In F!adlay
where he wiltt,eud To- - calls his rrytcssi" N
once and residence On west side of Vain 81,
II the hu ngformeyly occuPiedLy lnnns =
nearly opposite the new Prc'hvler.An 'AEr %
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ed around TO Kiss her. TIC sray docr
took bread from her hands withou
fear
Col Lancaster owed his life to hcl
mremitting care: and when at last
he rose up, MANNED and feeble but
chastcned and purified 10y long suffer
ing ilildred became his wife.
The old, hard existence was forev-
cr cast aside; and to-day you can find
no more womauly woman than lIil.
drcl Lancaster.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04

There are two kinds Of family jars:
into one you put your sweet-meats,
and into the other you put-yonr
foot.
Those two Englishmon who dis
covered the source of the Nile should
come over here and discover the last
ditch
The vanity Of humhn life is like q
river, constantly passing away, and
yet constantly coming on.
To excel in anything valuable i
great, but to be above conceit on ac-
count Of ones accomplishments is
2reater
A lying institute has been opened
lin Ohio, where young men are taugh'
to edit political papers in three easy
lessons Of an hour each.
An undertaken is advertising ;
new kind OF coffin, which, he says
is "strongly recommended by th
faculty" The best persons to know
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Dr.. a. TJurd,

DHYSfCtAN AND SURGEON. would re-
i rcriully tender his professional services
to tho citizens OF Find.ay and surrounding
rNun pc.
SPECIAL ATTFN -TON GIVEN To SURGERY.
Ir-nfjce un corner over tho store ui II y.
Gage 4 Go. Residence on Sardusky rect.
second door west of United Brethren Church.
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E5-Eco. BTHcr, who edited Na,lap
digAlm s organ at Dayton DARING the
late political campaign, w2s lately mr.
rested at Gal'atin. Tennessee, on Gle
charge of being spy. lie was lct
out OF prison on parole, and tie noNt
day violated it by Running away; but
was pursued and captured, and i'm
lrisonel at Nashville. Iui~ Babcr
was formerly sympat1izing sscoeh
editor in Nashville, and rgu the Day.
ton Empire ia tue same rat.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04

DANIrL IL. ETlRDzLFY, Attorney -
Law, will promptly attend to a,' oUs.'
iess entrusted to his care.
JUSTICE Or TIL E PEACE
Will attena tp tie Writing and ar-ruw leIg,Hg
If deeds and mrrtg ages, and ,o the t'aag u'
ieposituus.
hrrIcE-Melodeon Buildirg IN the room for
merry occupied By !. +. EV.l"', Esl.
Fiudiay. Ohio. lVril -. I-1o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-12-04

ICg-"I give and bcqucash TO Mary.
my wife, the sum OF ono hundred
pounds Il year. said an old farmer.
lis that written down, Meistliy'
"Yes,' replied the lawyer; "but she
is not SO oil; she may marry again.
Won't yon mako amy change In the
Gaze? Most people do
"Do thcy?' queriel the former-
"Well write agaju, and say that il my
wife marric4 again, will qiyo and be
yueath To her the sun Of two hundred
lpounds year, Thatil to, wont il
Meistery"
"Whv. it is double the sum sh,
would have if she remained unmar
ried," said the lawyer "it is gener
ally the other way--the legacy is les
sened if the widow should MARI,
again."
"Ay," said the farmer, "but him q
gets her'll desarve it,"
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At Il late convention, q fellow whom
we will call 4, was very anX-
ious to be nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. So he went around TO his
next friend B----, when the follow
ing conversation took place:
"Now. B------, I've got n good
show for Lieut. Governor, aud / want
my old friends 10 go in for me.
hope youl. do Your best"
II dil not know that You were .
canlilaJe,' said u, scratching
his head and looNing amazed.
Eyes, Ia'u, said 4, now 60
in big
Here B-------'s eyes were fixed On
vacancy, and he looked very solemn.
At length 4 aroused him from
his reyerie by inquiring what he was
thinking about. Scratching his head,
and speaking very moderately, b
replied:
II was just thinking that if you
were nominated for Lieutenant Gov
crnot, aud 0ur ticket is elected and
/ the Governor should die, what con
founded dN the State would hc in -
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WHEEIIse March 10. lsu
leorgs Q. StuEgiss, -N0rgantopn, u.

Is--IsHll -=1gst " hEsLlaGa ,A1aEC1 us. 1861. -
G,oyos n .St,,roi,, Nora,n,o,.n ~
- a.. s..ii.' -
DEAR tolH'-at Tue time you made ap'
p!ieS,lon 20 NE .3r .9 aq a3poi9tment as Dep
NY aarsnai ol tue y onsteo states for your
Syl Sou9'y, you came recommended by many
'o!at. uIetl ol your toM9 ana lts vicinity as
gehtienah u lI VINO unHsnchlngly stood by
oy tue uoVeFnment @nlc6 :.is you appeared
a.'Aious 70 setSe' "nu " aIorGed me pleas
u'e 10 c9nleE sucn power ana authority as
Is Eesteu N Msrsual' luliy believing that
- consu'sea tue oest i.'teFesls OF the Coun-
y III seleesiug you' one "moug other ap-
P!lcanIs' Ior tnat important position.-
olhce nave ,, nSa me p9nor to hold the
position OF y. D Marshal 1t has been my
stuGy, without q. respect 70 the political bias
oil tue applicant, TO appOIHt us my assist
ants such gentlemen only as. felt conf
dent could be .relled on IN every contiu-
gency, and such, II the representation made
TO me as TO your hostility to the measures
proposed by the Government as necessary
to defend and maintain those sacred rights
and and liberties inviol"ble for all it's citizens
against conspiracy for their overthrow,
Al are true, aud have 40 reason to doubt
'them' your position as Deputy Marshal
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achieving reputation for usefulness. and
efficiency owe that failure to the iudolence
of their commanders.
ltrequires a great deal of pains and la
Dor to render cavalry efficient, and it is
proverbially harder to bring it under prop.
er discipline than in any other arm of the
service. The efficiency of cavalry depends
upon a great many conditions-as skillful-
ness in riding and the uso of the sabre and
carbine, the condition of the horses, ex-
pertness in mauGuvrcs, courage and bold
aess in a charge that would resemble dash.
ing nudacity, and perfect obedience to, or
ders. These various conditions can only
be secured by tireless industry and perse.
Verance on the part of commanders 1t
cannot be expected, then, that command
ers who-are seldom found with their men,
who pay no attention to tho care that
horses ireceive-iu short, who do nothing
but enjoy themselves drinking whisky and
idling away time, can have efficient com
mands. E.