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sTATEMENT.
OTTTCT or TsE CoMM'L MUTUAL ISs. Co., I
Ciavaiand FehruarV 8, 1864.

OFFICE or TIE CoAM'L MUTUAL IEs. Co.,
Cleveland, February 5, 1864
THE TRUSTEES, IN CONFORM
ITY 20 tha Charter, submit the following state
ment Of the affairs Of the Company on the nrst aAs
of February lSot-
Premiums on une1pired risks, Feb
ruary lst S;;;-, fs -ss-
ending February lst, 1854:
From Marine riEks..-.--.......5l 0z3 o8 -
From Fire .-.-ll Oo3 55l5i ~ L
Earned Premiums for year ending
February lst, 600 70
Amount received from investments-20 Is I4-SlOla y
Paid, during the same psriodE
For Marine Losses and bsin-
suranoe; 81 VI y
FOR FiTe 1 Osses.. ), 953 p
For Expenses, Taxes Com
missions, and Beturn Pre-
miuns....... .-.-.ll $50 oe-4Isezf "a
ss9,2s
Tue Company have the following Assets:
Cash IN Bank aud on q IssI IS
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati RailFosd -, =,
F,res, = md sfate Line Rsiirosd Sfock 2li 90 co
Columbus and Xenia Rsilrosd Stock........ 200 "
Cleveland Iron Mining Company Stock. 50sl u
Erie and Pittsburgh Rsilroad Bonds.....-. ee9 W
United states stock sssrssS ssrsuS ~ "
L-ans (Real Estate and Stock securities).- Az0 "
Rea Estate and Leasehoid Property.-.. l'15i ~ ~
Bills Bee i9s2 -
Accrued aiylS ~
Due the Company zUio -
Personal Property, (WTecking Pump, &cl-.. " ~
Secured Capital deal E tate and Stock So -.,,,
cuTities .s-.-.s.''a s7'Vo -
500 ISs l6
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NOTICES.
m RUTIDERS-SRAL-

NOTICE To BUILDERS SEAL
II I'd Proposals. will be received ct the once Of
the City Inrmary, until Y O'Clock n. February p
ls4 for erecting two additional wings, ION the east
end Of the City Infrmary Building) to be used a.
"Crazy House."
Plans and Specifications for the same can Be found
on file in said Inn mary Once
The Board Of Inhrmsry invite .ths rubmission Of
bids ress viug the right 70 accept reject the sge
By order q tbs Bard. G. s. WHEATON.
fab{-lsQ Clerk.
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DE-. JOKES, Of New York City, who has
bs Western cities With
rsA usSFsesdsntsd success, has arrived il
HI, o,f nna taken ofice rooEs at tho An
eisr House where he can be consulted till
March 1st.
Read his column Of eertlheates IN TINS
mornings paper.
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sKIRT gUPP0RTERs,
4 TTENTION, LADIES

Have removed their EAleSroon from LEI ontario-5t,
10 Room No o, RonElEun'a Block opposite th
Post Once, ghsre thay VII be hapsy % see 81 2
their Oh oastomerH- sad as mary new edes - sg -
4: 70 call G1d eZAmine
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YVsTExss NOTICES.

FLAGS AND BLNNERs.i
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CR0WELL B CO.,
,u,ea.lsl 2l1 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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FAEDEEI0K DOUGLASS is coming.
febI2.I3S
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SrxrH WARD, ATTENTION Remember
the meeting this evening at the WigERm, to
provide men for the call for zoo, 600.
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WIZ. j. GoRDoN, Vice President.
SAH'L WILLIAMSON 2d Vie President Ieoll-iS'
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y i y L u " = II
Of the condition Of the n ORTIZ AMEBlOAns
FIRF INSUkANOE COH PANY, on the 3ist dsY o.
lsssrsb-r ls63 made 10 the Auditor Of Ohio pursu
snt 10 the statute Of that State, entitled An hcL
"a eguiate insurance Companies not incorporated Dy
ths state Of Ohio" passed a priI ., so.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
UoIuobua. Ohio, February lst. 1864


Columbus, Ohio February l.t, 1864 }
WHERE2s Ths North American fire Insurance Co
located al New York, in the state OF New York has
hied in this Cfcs sworn Statement ottts Condition
as required by rhe first section OF the set 10 Regu
lats Insurance Companies not irco- porated By tRe
state Of Chic" passed APril s, 1855: ans, Whereas
said Company has furuished the undersigned saris-
factory evidence that II possessed Of At s5t Ons
Hundred Thousand DOilscs OF Actual Capital Invest
81 IN stocks or in bonds, or il mortgages OF rsa tE
tate worth double the amount Tor which the same L
morte aged and Whereas, said Company 5as He'd In
this Ofids written instrument under tfe corporate
seal BiEued Dy the President snd Secretary thertoi
autho dEing any sgsnt agents Of said Com pany IN
this state to acknVwiedgo Esrvea OF process, fcr ana
m behalf Of fssd BpanY; coBsentiug taat such scr
Tce Of prccess ahRi Be- taksR and held to De valid
a. II served nEon the Companyi according 70 tbesWs
OF This or any other State, and WsviDg AL claim or
light Of erTo- by rsss5a Of such GsznoTisdgens OF
service.
NoY Therefore, in pursuance Of fths first section Of
the Aforesaid act, I. JAMES Fl. GsDsAS, Auditor Of
state for Ohio do hereby certify that said North
American Fire Ins Co., Of New York, is aSth5r Zei
10 transact the business II Fire Insurance In this
s. ate untii the 3at day Of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-hTe.
In Witnsas Whereof have hereunto Eubscsibsd my
name and oaIssd the Seal OF my Once &c be
ILsl afixed the day and yesr above written.
JAS. ". GODMEE,
fsb9-iy Audi-or Of state.
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Wish ? Sfi We 'h'F low. w.o. soor1Etp GO,
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Receipts Pork and Boof at Toledo.
FENAN ca l..
x. 7. MONEY RIAnKRT-Bsb IL.

ny. MONEY EIAIEKRT-Fsb IL
ley rEIEsRAPH.i
RTSney-&arket easier with fair demand at 8
PJ steTIinS ExchauEe-Markst quiet. Sales a.
1'tS,s 'GtSoId&Firm. Opened at 50 advanced to s0N,
and closed quiet at 6976. -,
United States Skies Of 1881, coupons ........lgi1
United States Skies of 1881, registered .;. .al1 al51
Seven Thirty Treasury hotes.... lSs23
One year Certificates ~ -
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usy,aet. Bornfses Pensions, Baos Pay PriH9 aoEs7
and othsr var Claims.
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LICENSED CLAIM QFHlCES
cEEvEI4ND, Ohio, w458ISss5gGMs, ;s5 MnIb p ~ q
No. Lyman's BLOCK, NO 44S NiA'H d.
We are authorised by Government to collect
"' sIOO Bouaty
dus discharged soldiers; also, the widow, emu
6ren, and riehtful heirs oTsI deceased soldiers
also
to which every discharged soldier vas as
,hiedia the ssrvics, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
.or soldiers widows, children, mothers OF or
phSn sisters, as they are severaIly entitled ~
Ger the Law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oiiiesrs'
promptly collected, or cashed. also,
Prize Money.
Horev due enlisted three months rne1
money due tsausters, snd every other class G.
claims FroErng out Of this OF any ether Esz,
We siso Psy special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ Avoid CIaIza and Paseat AsenEs 1He
-rs set Lioenssa.
We publish 'TEE eosBEs's F2IEsD,' paper
o much interest 70 soldiers snd their heirs.
ssnd Us your name sad stslaP, and We vii sand
aoopy free, CT Twelve copies, one each r'onth'
foT G6 cents.
Amply % Us N Persca O. hy letter, With sta1ap,
and your business sbal hsTe prompt sttention-
Fees low, and no charge until Sftsr ne hsve &C
nonrlished what Te undertake.
Eeptsu Z, Z. hS'uOS-
oLgyFI.kED yVOoLKS ssu.Is.
A. & z. o. POPE,
suDarintsndants, Manufacturers and Desiers n
sll kinds O.
Wool bEE s q G De,
Consisting o. Pas tFszaT
ua55TMERES,
poEsE1ES,
gATE1EETa,
UNIONS,
FIlAENELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, Etc.
A good stock constantly On hspa, sdsFted =
the Western Market.
MsrZet prices paid for Wool and i'5itss IN -ssh
or Manufactured Go9ds.
Once snd Sslesgoonnss
no. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O.
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STATEN & n 7

b. +. BRaYFON, Igenb, 9 AtWafeF Bl'k
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vsT.ENTTyEs VALENTINES
Ofevery styls and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale Wholesale ard retail ct
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and Hofman's Block, near the Possotnes.
ian 23
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NoRTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR

There will be meeting Of the Sub
Committee on Coffee, at Court Room No. 2;
on Saturday, at91E o'clock, P. N. A fut-
attendance is particularly desired. The fol-
lowing named ladies compose that Commit
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NAME AND LOCATION.
FrRsT-The nams of the Company II The hoTth
american ire Insurance Company, and = 70
Gated vi No 6 TalI Street, City Of rev foTE
1. CAPITAL.
svoo,,5ha an OF its Capital Stock is..s5O0 60 %
rur1n-rhs amount Of its Capllai STOCK -
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MUSICAL WORLD.
1884. FEBRUARY 1884.
The Western Musical World !

FEBRUARY NO. NOW READY,
containing the bsauiful Palai Iarrasged expressly
for the ''Wesgsrn Musical orld } entitled
Mother, is the Battle Over9
Besides this charming Gong, the February nunoer
is siled with ths folOvtsg interesting
OOETEE
The TrrEsstan's Trunk
Marrisge Of ListZ.
Answers to Correspondents,
In srta1ning Editorials
Eusfc at Home,
a New organ IL Cleveland,
GiottscheIk TO ChickeFing E0nss
Special Correspondence from Phi cdelPhtei
Qusry. By Il, Wellington
Eiusicsl Gossip at Home and Abroad
Clees A Choice Budget Of Fun, &C, &C.
TERhS-0ne Copy Per an1 un ~ ~
s,nv,s oapiss iss s. ior s At ali News Depoi.
E3rThe Western Mus-cal World il published
the frst Of every month, each number containing
from two to iOur pages OF
CHOICE NEW MUSIC,
Vocal and Instrumental, thus giving subscribers
over three dollars worth Of tho
Very Best Music Published
for Fifty Cents Besides this, oar coums are nIlsd
with entertaining reading matter oriSnai and 20
leeted cOn5istngot
MUSICAL TALES. SPECIAL CORRESPOND
ENOE, ORIGINAL STORIES, GOSSIP,
from all parts OF the world Sc; fOTmiug complste
record Of Musical events as ihsY occur. NO person
Interested in Music can Ed5rd to be Nithsut the
WESTERN MUSICAL WORLD,
And tho very lew subscription price Of
Gniy Fifty Cents a Year.
:-ly jlstifes the Publishers In expecting Every Mu-
si0al Person 70 eUb3tribe.
.BAgents are desired to extend the circulation Of
the Western Ii Musiesl World" In tverY town.
sg-All communications lheuld b addressed to the
jan25 4s! ae superigr-St, Cleveland o.
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psrs=
Ths following are the rates charged by thszs IL
Henss-SsgAr-euTs premium HAMS > p. '-..-.lS,s0
EsrlGG SeGf-Ea
kousderE-SugsT-cured , Rh..'--.....-s-.,---.-s5s2
UEcSn-Ur Smoked Sides q nc
f.RPd-Prims leaf, Eottle-rerd'5d n bBis 2 @sl3Ao
q Prime leaf, kettle rendered in Regs , p-.l33zo
EoFA-nos mess {. ptt
- Extra clear 3 Dol .sz1iVY
~ No extra charge made for pac5 ages or eattzge
70 raflroad dsoots or boats. ali RTtbes Wtr2nr-
"a strictly PRIME and equal TO anything II the state;
Orders promptly fied. Our sugRJ cured Hams ana
ks:tle-rsUderad Lard tccs the hTs pTamium ss me
iszs Chi0 Etsts Fair. Rose PREsTlsSt -
Nos. ~, IA and 10 ntsrio-st-. Cls7eszna.
IuivE32S
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 25s Superior
ztrsst, jsn2s.
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The Trustees have directed that interest at the rae
Of ak per cent OF all the outstanding Scrip of the
Company be paid and after the first day OF Maren
next.
The Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend o.
fy (5) per mt out OF the profits for the year end
ing February ls 1854 parties entitled to the same
by their arrangement with the Company, deliverable
on or after the first day Of March next -.
ha Trustees have further declared that the Oertih-
Gates Of profits issued by the Company in the years
1876 and 1857 be redeemed in cash on and after Ihe
OF the Company and that all further interest on tEs
same shall cease on that date. ~,
idend OF ten O per cent out Of the surplus acoumu
iHtions OF the Company, all the outs anding yer
finaes Of prof deliverable after tha FIRST day
Of March next.
All Of the above dividends free Of Government TAX
- GNO a TTGDAJE. SeOiy
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Daily ReceGFts.
Tne following statement Shows the daily receipts o.
hour and wheat at the undsTDsntioDsd places on
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81 g. BRUCE.

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WAaHIseFo&s, G & y ", ~ ~
No. Lyman's Block NO. 44S NIh'n d.
Gssr the Court House
We are authorized by Government to collect
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sroWH's sugpensi0a WAiss

INPROVED SKIRT SUPP0RTER
ms best thing o. tae kiEd ever invented, aFtie
Esich only hss to - ssea 70 70 scuire- anu rcsa
ba appreciated
FOB SALE BY-Esiss = Klsin, msnufEstursf
and dealers tn hoop Skirts, etc. lE SnPeri0r-SL
Mrs, Porter, MiiIinST, % Seneca-St.
Also, for saie by crank Bros. 4 Co., msGufactcrer
and desisrs IN HC op Skirts, ct Nos. IA hupeztor-st
i11SsT Wsdden Ho1ss,) sud le4 OntArio-St-
Also, at Wholesale and Retail By tie PsosEistofi
and EsnniActlr6rI.
FT-Wsists made 70 Order on short notice.
Fs-A g5od assortment constantly on hsrd.
Cleveland, July Is. iss5.
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Elk Sale.
.OR SALE-WE HAVE a acoD
- secondhand EnglBe,

NOH SAL E-N HAVE a &SoD
secondhand EnglBe,
which We fer low. -,,,-,,,..oo
bill W. y. eiyOtIE1U -
TARM FOR SAbE.-EuE UNDER
eIeyEp offers for sale the Farm on which he re-
sIes IN south EHclid, CuyRhogs county. upon reas-
cnsbe terms Said farm consists o. a5out 90 acres OF
ssIi 7lsred 1t IS well watered and contains
-fst,'of FTnit Trees Just beginning 10 bear. The
Buidines are nearIy new, and consist Of q Dwelling
Ho11se Bsrn blacksmith Shop and other convenient
07tbuaings and the location ia In every respect de-
Iirable. Al, z;, a.
the Premises OF of 5 . An9T1SSi 3ss sS, Sion
Block, Cleveland. W. HaI LOhDS
Euclid, Feb 2, 1854 l3yaz6
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-4
comnaodsous Residencea on Fro5pect-st west
non Frseman's. Is Riyer-St. janz5 u
F OTIS FOR SHLE-l35 ET. FRONT
4 ou supoTfor St., c0r1SF Of Muirson-St. Also
6iots 10 n and Is being @s fest front each, on Su
rsrio--s,. east OF Euirson-st. Als9-l5 feet front
n Snrfne.st running back 70 the Roiiroad track
bsinr land on which part OF the Wood Shed ct the
STeVsiaDd Columbus Cincinnati katlruad stands.
fisosT fst inches front On ChGE1pias9-St-s nearY
ISr1nrits he new tity Court House.
ErFor tsFms enquire cf PAINE B. WADE.
fscs-hl Attorney.
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Canada Money,
BY HALE, BANKER,
III SuperiOr-Sr.
@Agsut for tho purchase and Gale Of
Government Bonds
%Uueurrent Funds converted OF Low
est Rates. IeD1
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R. q. &c.
licensed war C2asEe agent

licensed var C<asZe AgeDEs
Collects Bscntsss, Pensions, BsSS PAY FriS3 ai'lss
and o.hsr EaT Claims
-PerscaAI Attention Is given % the prosecution
ef Oiai1s IN the DeparIEis1s e W'aulhs''"'
u-Afi per,ops having Claims should apply n Peg
son, o. 81 isste-. st Saos, and tnsy VIZ Ee-7iF@
pfolAis o'' ., W. GAGE,
r,t1s-Rss les saperior-St., OievelAAai y.
81 Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine ana
EIectropathy, cures obstinate cases OF pysPeE,11
neTvons disssses. and diseases Of the Brhlns
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary VI
cans, and other Chrome diseases. heierenee
9iVen TO many formidable cases cured IN tIhs el.y
sfter other physicians had failed. See soverTse-
Toant IN smother column. Once No. 1ls, seneca
street.
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AVALuABLE DoHAr1ox TO TIE FAIa.-
Msslrs D. Appleton & Co. have donated
complete set Of the New American Encyelo-
p@dis, valued at $3.50, to the Sanitary Fair.
The following letter from them was received
q day or two since;
40 n,,.1-.w N. "
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A3 Broadway, NJ E.,l
Feb. 5, 1854.

GFSTLENFE in answer to your favor Of
the 2Tth ult., (this morning st handy We take
pleasure in sending set Of the New Aneri-
can Encyclopsdis for use Of your Fair. II
will 20 forward to Mr.. Chopin as soon ss We
can get 1t from the bindery.
We shsuld be only too glad to increase our
donation, and would do 50 except We have
already contributed to some Il similar FAIRS
IN different cities, and shall make a large do
nation to our own soon to take place.
With our best wishes for your complete
success in your coed work, We are, GENTLE
men, Very truly yours,
D. APPLETON / co.
Msssrs. VI. D, BAKER; @. S. BRAee, and
] 3. CoRR.
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" AN T z DI

fractional Certificates c. G. sc. Stock
EIGHEsT PRICE PAID EoR
GOLD. SILVER, Z. 8. INPsT. COUPONS
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ERRRuARY 1IAGAZINEs

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale st Bakers,
75S Superior Street. IaHzS
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NEW STYLE18.KARATE RINGS
| Y -Inlaid with enamel, st COhEA5.
pl Look out for the Lions
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THE KAFELr CAsE.-0ur readers will re-
member that among those who escaped in the
jeil delivery sone tiz weeks ago, was one
James Ratsly, Who wss awaiting trial in the
United States Court for cOuntsrfsiting, and
who has recently been rsesptured, tried and
sentenced. The United States Grand Jury,
il their investigation Of the matter, called
before them several gentlemen from Youngs-
town, which is Kately's home, who testified
that they had seen and eonvorssd with Kate
ly in youngstown on the day before the Jail
delivery took place. This fact, given to the
public through the report Of tbs Federal
Grand Jury, could not fall to awaken grave
suspicious against the integrity Of L. B.
Whitney, the jaiIor of the County. We are
happy to state that recent developments en-
tirsly remove alI those suspicious. By the
report Of tho Grand Jury Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, which we publish this morn
ing, it viii be seen that these gentlemen tsS-
tify before that body that they were entirely
mistaken in the person with whom they con-
verssd.
The following letter from Marshal Bill to
JsilOr Whitney, entirely clsavs up the mat
ter. Thus the difncuity is at last set right,
and justice is done to an honest and deserT-
ing OfiCer.
UNITED STATES MARsEAL's 0ERIoE,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO,
Cleveland, Feb. 9th, 1854.
I. B. Whitney, Esq Deputy Sheriff and Jail
or Of OHyahoga County:
sIz-I have this moment heard, by
conversation with George L. Baldwin, Esq,
Of youngstown, that he and Mr.. Hamilton
had both both become satisfied that their
testimony as TO having sssn James Katsly at
youngstown cn Sunday, December 9th,
1868, was given undsr g mistake as to the
identity OF that person, their conversation
having been had with Timothy confoy be-
tween whom and iRatsly there is, as Mr.. B.
sfirns, very striking resemblance.
feel bound, therefore, and it also affords
ne pleasure; to say that any suspicious en-
tsrtained by me that ycu had permitted
Kstely to escape from the Jail prior to Mon
day evening are entirely removed from my
miRd, and to express NY sincere regret that
you have been the object Of such Suspicious.
Respectfully your obsdient servant,
EAsL BILL,
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United States Marsbal.
Z. B. WHITNEY, Deputy Sheriff.
P.s.-You are ct liberty TO make suoh
use Of this note IS you think proper.
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OEFLCYiL.

signed to Congressional Districts az which they
are resident. The employed physicians VIII re-
ceive the pay an allowances ot assistant surgeons
x. Medical officers detailed for duty on exam
lining Boards for conschpts wilt be directed To ~
port for orders to the coimaadaBt of conscripts OF
States.
NI. Besides the officers Of the Confederate and
State Governments particularly named In the act
VI Congress the officers Of the Government ot the
. tonfederats States whose nominations have been
made by the President aud confirmed by the Sen
alc or who have been appointed by the judge Of the
pistic, Courts under The authority confided by any
sct of Congress, will be exempted from miita'y
serviee until further orders. Also the Judges or
Justices ofany SUPREME superior, " ctinina! court
OF any staie also the judges Of probate, clerk OF
any court o. record, ordinary, sheriff, one tax col
,.ctor IN each county, aud recorder OF deeds and
Nils If there he such an officer existing by law,
and su other officers OF The state provided BY law
as the Governor shall certify 10 be necessary 10 the
prnpcr admins traton Of the tate Government.
XII. All persons WHO have been exempted on
account of religious faith under act of Congress
approved il,h October, 1862, and who have paid
Tue tax of S50l therein provided for, will be exemp'
from enrolment In the military service.
BY order.
Iei,u.L.I COOPER,
mi, !, lw Adj't and IRsp'r GeneraI.
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CrTicg RF L p x X Co, !
Richmond, March 5, 1854 !

nj OTICE- All checks drawn by this company,
~ and sill drafts drawn On it, and all other
claims agsins; this company fer dividends, or on
ofen account due evious to the 25th March, 1861,
must he presented for payment or before that
day. no checks viii BIO drawn, nor drafes homer ID
nor pawn ats male at this III e from that day to
lst of ApIi, prcx- All checks Issued, and d. ats
drawn or debts due p,icr to .5.n March, 1854 pre-
scented for pay reEt after The LIST proxirao will b.
paid in tie present q. its par value cr 1T
the option Of The company, in the Few currency ct
the re Of three dollars Of the present for two OF
the new currency, fixed by act of Congress-
passed 18th OF February, "o4
NH 1-dt25th j WINSTON, Treas'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10
VALUABLE Grta. an Saw Nal and 200 acres

VALUABLE Grist an Saw MIL and 200 acres OF
v Land, IL Buckingham county, "a miles east
of tho Courthouse for gale We authorized by
Ar B Davis to sell bis mil, tract Of Land, located
as above, adjoining the lands of Coils Forbes,
Davis. and others. containing 800 acres, Of which
125 acres cleared and In good state OF Cutiya~
tion; balance we'll covered with oak wood i-i
The improvements consist Of al excellent saw
mil, and girls, m,ll containing burr, with n.
fine pcnd attached. Also, three negro cabins. a
shoe chop, stable, sc.
Also, for sale the timber s25 acres OF lasd hall
mile distant. Tnis il u very valuable tract @.
iimbcred land and 5eing so Convenient to the ai,s
can be sawed and sold at tho mill FOR 500 peg tfo
sand
Price for the mill tract, $50 0c0, and q reasonable
price for the timber on the contiguous tract Apply
TO GODDIN Il APPERs0N.
mn 5--St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-10

kTOTICE.-Al checks drawn by this smpepy
~ and all demands against il, due previous 70 the
25tn inst, must be resented for paymentm or pc
fore that day. All c'ams dus prior to tina date pre-
scented for paymen; after The lst proxmogll &c paid
in The preecnt currency Mt is par vale at the OPP
ton Of the company il tie curEery 1T tn. rate
of two dollars of the currency for three Of the
present - IAhHNGTON,
NH 8--t24ihM I Treasurer.