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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-19
THE CITY.
MILITARY NEWS.
List of Promotions in Ohio Regiments.


The following are among the recent pro-
motions in Ohio regiments of volunteers:
SIXTEENTH INFANTRY.-lst 1t Absolom
Finch, Can't; 1st 1t George Jones' Capt;
1st 1t Philip M Smith, Capt; lst 1t Silas II
Corns, Capt.
SEVENTEENTH INFANTRY.-Capt Benjamin
Showers, 1t Col; Capt Wills q Clark, Ma
jor; 1st 1t John L Ely, Capt; lst 1t Theo-
dore G Stewart, Capt; lst lit Seth Collins,
Capt; Sergt John MattoX, I'd 1t; Sergeant
Joshua Jones, I'd 1t.
OTHER REGIMENTS.-1st lit John l. HOllo-
peter, Capt 10th infantry; lst 1t John Kess-
Ter Capt 49th inf; Capt Thos n Lewis, Maj
59th inf; LIST 1t M j w Hotter, Capt 59th inf;
1st 1t Edward Sinks, Capt 18th int; 1st 1t
John +. Mitchell, Jr- Capt Goth inf: Sergt
VIM A Brand, I'd 1t Goth inf; SergtJohn w
Skillen, lst 1t both inf 1st 1t VIM ID Wood,
Capt seth int; Capt VIM Irving, Maj 3Sth
inf; lst 1t Chas II GOrsuch, Capt 3Sth inf
LIST 1t Elias Gleason, Capt 3Sth int; lst 1t
Isaiah w White, Capt 3Sth inf 1st 1t
Robert w Smith, Captain 9th infantry;
lst Lieutenant VIM M Newell, Capt 57th INF;
Sergt Chas B Mitchell, I'd 1t 14th inf; 1st
1t Otho p Fairfield, Capt S9th int; Lit Col
George A Purington, Col I'd Cav; Major
Dudley Seward, 1t Col I'd Cav; Capt Ma
nard Weeks, Major ID Cav; lst 1t John j
Pike, Capt ID Cav; 1st 1t Jacob A Leon
hard, Capt I'd inf; b F w Cozier, Chaplain
Sd Cav; LIST 1t James p Samson, Capt 9th
inf; Sergt Edward B Temple, I'd LIT 9th
inf; Sergt VIM ID Phillips, I'd 1t 9th inf;
Sergt Frank d Hayleton, I'd 1t 9th inf;
Sergt VIM r Davis, I'd 1t l0lst inf;
Sergt Orander Benham, ID 1t l0lst inf;
1st 1t And. j Southworth, Capt 104th inf;
1st 1t VIM Grennell, Capt l04th inf;
Sergt VIM A Brown, 1st 1t Hath inft; Sergt
Samuel Dyer, I'd 1t 114th init; Sergt A A
Corrolle, I'd 1t l2lst inft; Sergt Mahlon =
Willoughby, I'd 1t l21st inft; 1st 1t VIM w
Cushing, Capt 125th inf; lst 1t Daniel A
Stinger, Capt 125th inft Sergt Josiah Black
burn, I'd 1t 125th init; Sergt Thomas Burn
ham, I'd 1t 125th inf; Sergt Henry G
Strong, lst 1t 12Sth inf; Sergt John Moore,
I'd 1t Sd cavalry; LIST 1t David Culver, Capt
9th cavalry; 1st 1t Adam Sandfrit, Capt 9th
cavalry; Sergt James Tingle. I'd 1t 93d init;
M Rowland, Asst Surgeon Sth cavalry;
Sergt Charles f Wyman, I'd 1t 124th inf.
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WANTED.

"A FEW GOOD BUSINESS MEN WANT.
IN ED, to whom good monthly wages will be paid
Address Box 1885, stating former business age, refer
ence M mayI-d1W
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Broken Down and Delicate Constitu
tiOns,

Suffering from Indisposition to Exertion, Pain in
the Back. Loss Of Memory, Forebodings, Horror of
Calamity, Fear Of Disease, Dimness Of Vision. Dry,
Hot Skin and Extrepities, Want Of Sleep, Rest
Of the Muscular System, all require the aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
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RAPlpITY OF CURE,

Some say, Your cures are too quick while 9TH
ers doubt their permnnence and think that diseases
can only be cured by the SLOW recupeative process
Of Nature"
balanced scale, is in q state Of Equilibrium. But
when, from any cause, down goes one side Of tho
scales, have the effects Of disease That is requi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-19
AREVOLUTIONIN MEDICINFl

What may seem almost incredihle. Is. that many
diseases hitherto considered hopelessy ncurable arc
frequently cured in a few days or weeks. and we
cheerfully invite tho Investigation Of the liberal
minded and scientific 10 cures which have no paral-
lei at the present day.
Our medicine is peculiar; by IL the seat Of any
dsease.is directly reached and the equilibrium re-
stored. f.tt yi4HN -. .sAA
Those who have suffered long from painful and OBJ
stinate diseases; Those who have yainly sought re-
lief from advertised medicines; Those who cannot
be cured by other physicians
Arc Invited to Use Constitution Life
+ .H Hfr syrup. s3Eg8gigIE
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Constitution Life Syrup,

positive and specific remedy for all diseases orig
mating from an IMPURE STATE OF TIL
BLOOD, and for all hereditary DISEASES. trans
mttsd from PARENT TO CHILD.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR.. S,rcet's L.fallible Linim'nt Fsr Horses
unrivaled by any, and in all Of Lamene arising
from spains Bruises Wrenching, its eGect' magca
and certaa Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango,
dc, it will also cure speedily. spavi" and Ringbone may
b. easily prevented and cured in their nopen stages but
confirmed beyond the possibility Of radical
No Of the nd however, isso desperate or hopeless
but i. may be alieviated by this Lnnen, and its faithful
application wilt always remove the Lamcness, and enable
the horses to travel with comparative case. .. .-
Every horse should have this remedy at band fer
timely at the first Appearance OF Lameness will effect
uay those formidable diseases to which
all horses are liable and which render many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless. go ...s -.
See advertisement. ... ..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
Our Platoon VI .
1 PEACE PARTY.

Tho Democratic party is the friend SUD
1.iyoeate Of peace As it would not make
,-ar for the destruction Of Stale institutions,
$, it would not rrolons its existence to ae-
eomplish such m end It will hail with salts.
faction the close cf the war, and restoration
-; tho Union upon the basis of tbs Constitu-
Zen, standing pledged by its anteccdent. and
history to use all the means of honorable ne
gotiation and compromise to that end. 1t viii
not consent to separation Of the States
Standing upon this platform it is prepared
to resist all assaults upon its integrity, advo,
eating peace and restored and nnbroksn
u.ien of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
Real Estate for
Sale, 97aa I

vI1HE subscriber will sell o good dwelling
l house and lot-al,o . Blae q. smith 1onas
Shop 10 New Oregon, lows, upon tho mo 81
favorable terms. Also tho = =. quarter =. OK
NE, quarter Of section 81, township. 80,
North Range II. west. Title guaranteed.
The house and lot is on Main Street, and
is conveniently situated as to the business,
water. &C.. the land is within one halt mile
Of Now Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo. w. Pierce, New Oregon, lswa, or the
'srhecriber.ay Feyette, iowa ecss nl2N
Fehy. 8, 1854 ofa 3. J. M.sNALKEk. S.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19

fer to the English Herd Book, the 9th
ers to the American Herd Book.
Roam, bred by aud the property o.
the corporation Of New Mellery Dubu
que County Iowa; calved February 8
1861, got by Emperor, 1921, out o.
Beauty Spot, by Renwick 9,3, Kitty
Morgan, by Gold Finder (2o66), Law
ra, by Oliver 1881, Lady Durham by
Sam Martin 2599, the Durham Cow by
imp, eel7,,'." Beauty Superintendent;
,. Roam hredi" KY. calvcl April 10.
1854, got by Renwick 9o3, out of Kit
ty Morgan, Joy Gsld finder 1856. ian,
IA, by Oliver, 1881, Leay Durham, by.
San Martin, 259e, the Durham COW,
kv, imp, 1917. e.. ......G ,t.
"A Norwegian supposed to be Ole
Oles,a, residing about II miles South
West of this place, and in this county
troze to death last Monday night while
on his way home. lie left here in
company with two others, each of the
three having an OK team: but during
the trip home is Supposed to have got
lost on the prairie. Vixen found he
was near Mr. Converses nine miles
south east Of this place.
George Thompson the English aboli-
Zionist who visited this country about
1886, OFT to asitate the slavery ques.
ton in the United States, had o grand
reception in Boston few evenings
since on his return to this country.
At that time John T. Hale, then edi-
ting the New Hampshire Patriot threat
ened him with q coat that would shed
rain. with slight sprinkling of fea,h
ers by way of ornament, should he Wis,
it that city, (Concord). Afterwards
Hale got into the Senate upon this alb
oIiiion hobby and nov is one of the
first 20 extend cordial welcome to our
shores Of this arch conspirator against
the Republic. The result of Mr..
Thompson's first mission is o divided
Union: destroyed commerce, an over
wheiming public debt, two million
orphans, two hundred thousand Wild,
ows, half a million graves and nation
of mourners. Yet when the arch iend
whose teachings have resulted in pro-
ducing all these calamit;es returns to
feast his internal nature upon this ad
scene we have among us men base e.
nough to give him an ovation.
A GREAT DIscovEsy.-It has been diseov-
cred by thousands of housewives In ali scc-
tons Of the country that D. B. Do Land g.,
Co.'s Chemical Sa'eratus is the only s,leratus
that will produce uniform result, and give
satisfaction every time. Ii cnce you try it
you will always buy it.
Prentice says there have been great
nanv astute speculations respecting the ho!e
through which John Morgan escaped from
the Pen;tentiary at Columbus The mes
sage Of Gov. Tod puts an end to the qnes-
ton. His excel,ency announces th,t John
Morgan escaped through misunderstanding
This il official ~. - .......
Barnum offers $4,000, for The hole, .
place on exhibition:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
Farm for SAFE.

EIyE and quarter miles west OF tho
l. village Of New Oregon, and ; miles
south of Howard Center valuable for both
stock and grain raising, with never falling
stream of water running. through it. 100
acres. 80 fenced and 60 broke, with erch-
ard, fruit trees &c., good house and barn.
Will be sold cheap. Apply to
ALEXANDER MARSHALL,
n12m6) Paris, Howard Co. Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
S2,774,9l2,S18

The lancaster Ohio Eagle was at
tackled a few days since by soldiers
who we're drunk. The Democrats ral-
lied to its defense. and repulsed the
rioters. In revenge for this attack,
tho dwellings, Of couple of Abolition
lists, who procured the attack tcr2be
made on the Eagle Office, swcre then
completely Quilted Phe romdon .opin.
ion is that these men who ins,iyatea
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
FAMILY DYE COLORS

Tc1teCt JUSt COtOiS, IVI uS Ch'S GIN; " o"iAS"
aud Mixed Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Ores
ses, Ribbons. Gloves, Bonnets. Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves. Chi]dren's
Clothing, and all kinds of
: Wearing Apparel.
A saving Of eighty per- cent.
For 25 cents yon can color as many goods
as would otherwise cost five times that sum.
Various shades can be produced from the
same dye. The process is simple, and any
one can use the dye with perfect success.
Directions IN English, French and Ger
man, inside of each package. ....:.
For further information in dyeing. and
giving perfect knowledge what colors are
best adapted to dye over others, with many
valuable recipes purchase How and Stew
ems treatise on dying and coloring. Sent by
mail on receipt of prise,--lo cents. g. : :
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene
rally. Cd CA HOWE& STEVENS
n7y5yll -.ss 260 broadway, Boston.
S. Huntington, our wholesale Agent at
McGrsgor. Iowa, is authorised to supply
dealers at our pr :es. ---H II. 4 ).
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-HAR RIED

In New Oregon, February ID, 1864, by
Hon. c. E. Berry, Mr.. James Hendricks and
Miss RuLa An Hubbsll a of New Oregon
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
EDITORIAL BREvlTlEs.

lion. r. Z. Fenton has our thanks
for copy Of the report on the finances
tor the4current year ending June s0th
1863. The actual amount Of receipts
Err the fiscal year il reported at sI2o,
03o. 0So,79. AMI the expenditures for
the same time s714,7o9 o95.5s, Since
'tlen the heaviest expenditures have
Ieeu made. in the military arm Of the
service, RE amount being ov the
mouths ofOctober and November, alone
46,,60,.3l,1S. The expert Of spe-
Gle was S64, 156,610. The amount Of
the public debt on the first Of July was
s1,O9s,79S,1s1,37, Zone thousand and
ninety eight millions seven hundred
and ninety three thousand one hundred
and eighty one dollars and thirty seven
cents
Computing the number Of inhabitants
of&Ac United States at 100000
which includes all classes, the debt
now amounts to 1862 to each person
in the entire country. But the white
wales at the commencement of the war
amounted to only SIG, LAG. which
would make Tic debt to each Of them
over 5000, but they are not all taxpay-
ers, consequently the tax to those who
are, will DO still higher than $500,
each. Our debt is now alleged by the
CHEST authoritysso be over two thous-
AMI millions Of doll,rs. The amount
of ,rerenue collected to June 80, 1868,
under tho act fer internal revenue and
stamp duties amounted to $37,640,7s,-
a5. Pre-. .-t-. 7
Secretary Chase says on page II Of
his report on the finances THE Emit
prescribed by law to the issue Of Unit
Ell States mites has been reached, ana
the Secretary thinks it clearly mex
pedient to increase tho amount: When
circulation exceeds the legitimate re-
qairements for real payments and ex
changes, no addition to its volume will
increase it's value On the contrary
such addition tends inevitably 10 de-
probation and depreciation, if adlit-
ion be continued, will fudi.s only rrac'
teal limit in the utter worthlessness Of
the augmented mass From other
parts Of the same work VIC CLEAN the
following figures, constituting cur ma
,;enai debt at the time Of the meeting
of Congress in December last.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-02-19
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHiLADE! PflIA. Pa.

PHlLApE! PH1A. Pa. A, r. .-......
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Uri"ery
~ and Serual Systems-new and reliable
treatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Scn by mail in sealed les
ter envelopes free of charge. Address. Dr.
J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Asscci.
alton, No. Sou:h Ninth Street. Philadcl :
hia, Pa (r12v5y1
STATE or IOWA, Howard County S. S
~ 10 Charles McAlear Sir, You arc here
by mott fed that there is now on file in the
Office or the Clerk of the District Court OF
Howard county Iowa, q petition of Nehemiah
w Trip, claiming of you the sum of two
hundred and fifty dollars and interest at the
rate of six per cent since the 9th Of Recem-
Der A. D. 1856, aud interest at six per cent on
the interest en- your two prornissory notes
bearing date December 9Th 1855. One tor
fifty dollars and payable six months from
date and bearing interest at the rate OF seven
per cent and one for two hundred dollars
and payable four years from date with int
terest at six per cent and interes
payable annually. Ho also
ssG e.: til, 70. .lo,l:, !. m n,s,ls, exs.
cuted by you on the S. f. quarter of section
(13) in township 1891 range (l2)to secure the
payment of the said promissory notes. And
now unless you appear at the next term OF
the District Court in said county TO be held
on the fifth Monday after the third Monday
in May A. D. 1864, and answer said petition
on or before noon of the second day thereof,
your default will he taken and judgement
and decree entered against you as asked tor
by the petitioner
4 Dated this! 18th of February D. - 1854
! c, E-BERRY, Atty for Plaintiff 80
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B. N. H. BROWN:

and the celebrated bull against tho comet"
and in tavorof emancipation were written
upon the Same quality ofpaper, and sent out
IN envelopes furnished at the same house
GEN ROSECRANS, or ''anv
other man. will save money by purchasing
Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery, Glass ware,
Bo"ts& Shoes or Rcsdy-madc Clothing Of
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN Y. GILMAN, Editor.
pssiished at Ne. s2l EXCHANGE STREET by
~ N. A. OsTER g. co.

Tgs roRFLAED DAILY PRRssiS published at 90
p6r yoaI in advance
fasMA PREsEts Publsheo every TharE.
DIV laerninga at $500 per Gnnum, in advance; 82.2s
II paid within six months; ana S2bOs II payment be
delayed beyond the year.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN.
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY
nTvTSION


HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY J
DIVISION,
THANKSGIVING Day, Nov. "a, 1864. }
Geo. Bliss, Jr., Seer etdry, Neao York city:
Dear Sir: Your communication of the 18th
instant, with circular, is received.
The poultry SO generously forwarded my
troops, under the superintendance of Messrs.
George f. Noyes and II. w. Domett of your
city, has been equally distributed; and | am
confident that as write-noon Thanksgiving
Day-many Of our gallant soldiers are tacitly
blessing those at home for the kind remem-
brance so substantially manifested. For them,
| again thank you. Messrs. Noyes and Domett
will leave for your city tomorrow. By them
you will be advised of all particulars.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
P. H. SHERIDAN, Maj Gen.
OFFICE OF CHIEF CoMMIssARY, !
MIDDLE MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
Captain George r. Noyes and Mr.. H. w.
DOmett.
Gentlemen: have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt, at your hands, OF forty-nine
thousand eight hundred and fourteen pounds
of poultry, which has been distributed exclu-
sively to the enlisted men of the army of the
Shenandoah as follows:
The details are omitted as conveying in
formation that may be contraband
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN KELLOGG,
Lt.-Col. Chief Com. of Subsistence.
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WHOLE NO. 74e
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Ship Owners,
AND
Shippino Merchants !

Is wen known that the citizens of Portland ere
a largeIy Interested in the Iuba trade They ox-
tSAt @e many II hCt NO saCOks O., 10 tha lslh nd
,or1 y o.her ciy In Iur coaAtry AID Re tur inl-
Itha % quantiles OF sugar ana l4.Oiassss.
Cnsa en tne practice here ef.Ie some o. tbs
thsiT - ks @ le requne ous thip phasIers ~ de Ner
snora SUES Wlsh ue exet ptlOn OF tOns lumneT o.
10 l0 tareists, ana IN other pVrIs oensea ~
ed ee OF ~ - ale o. the Wees ei there Be IecciS-
@ p masters s has convinced tlsu lnal the lalrtr
- . -o SAly one VI leu vii. enah,s them 40 90
,neir c,.r oes Haasos account VI the oensery OF
M .Aea 80 e. t.AoNev.r accurately The am. ulf d
hseied INTO the nigh ers along .lde tha vsI -. a,
with tLer Dihs VI aQIDg; I Iarsly lr rev so,as4
when the Lg hters deliver il o. sLofe 80 49,
Ihesg III hters are oWneQ by Dar. a stLo... a -.
ne b thor cfsw and are sGm tine. a -, = - =
ng distance to landing pa aud fen,si n,,t, =
ehaTg OVer night, OF DO disehars ed py ni hf or
Suauay, and the con equebee Is a most ysTf.bIy .
lhzt portion OF the lighters -oaos lost or 40 an
and tie VI sssLand owLers are quiz I'd TO lay or ~
10 her words, the owa eIs sno mas1Srs OF v.s, ea
are required to insure the fal ess thor lirg
erme4 and the honesty of all y. hers living alonx
shore, or empl yed 10 take tie aceount
ADDED to tlis the cha Ee Tor III terage has
ly douDltd vi. hin lew years ana 10 Lkely 70 ID
vance TO any sum when interested partI,s there
may see H. TO ga &c.
Und,r these circumstances the shipmasters and
agents OF owners uptn suIaticn ehleIed into "A
ssreems ut pt !, i "a, la relation to tie mat er,
aud Tor th purt k3vlng noice 10 al conceal nod
IN caused ~ 10 be pu5tsheu with tue sl1
srs, IN out cal psltrs Ia 1ro.r tat .ltre nay
be NO M apPfehension about It's Tel ms, d. Is in.eTtd
Ia this statement, t,vE
We, the undersigned, shipmasters snd' aRen.s Tor
owners, nerety egi tnat ana after the DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, lSo4, all cargCes laden bead or
the Island o. Gu sErI be oeliy Itd and IecosY1 4
al0A e. ide wi hun reach Of vessels sokles exc IQ
vessels crews, ding TO tue Gus os Of lie pin
olplo ports Ia the United states.
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deceased soldiers at New Orleans.
Instruclinns on the FIuIe.

MIR. s. JOHNSON. formerly o. this city, proposes
be Heen At nr~sent AZ the store Of Mesars. I. l..
Shaw Co, No. 81 Federal Street, between the
hours Of Ii ana o'clock. Terms, el0 toE "a lessons
Oct. 06-lme
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a. ". Nnto0
Portland, Sept. |, 1864.


Under this agreement tho chart ering Of We SOS has
gone on satstAeiorIy untll within l. W days whsa
some geAu N n II 0In Cuba wlO hre inteie d ia
the lgnteraae ana carg0ts and eonslgl men OF car
goes, srrited her., we boieve IAfOl med tur
shiL peIs that this agIsem Ut must To snnud, anI
OF all ears os Our shppe apE car to have yIelosd
az onoo 70 this demand without consuming or a.
tending 10 consult owners AID matte s. and The
hret 1ntlm aii0n tley receive OF 10 the ounce
shippers hsre had agreed ~ requile OF thsLa such
terms.
II would seem that fair'plsy AZ manly dealing a
well g. tie mutual Oepende1 CO OF pa ties ou ht 20
mand Cub an Houses un ii they haa conferred
with owners Of vessels CT their sgents AID made
some satisfactory arrangem nts with them.
AS h0tLing OF the eore As done, tie oW ners mas-
tsls AMI brCkersfe c-eo upon 10 oteot their owo
interest and este bish st Gu te. just &C a
elpres ervation rtquired OF Them oIdlngy they
held meeting on The 7th ms, Al The eOuLtIg-
rooms OF Messrs. Ross Sturtivsnt COZ siCer tho
subject. IIls was laf gey attended, Capt. Chs.
ID. chase was chosen Chain man. and VIM ho f.
EEq Secretary. Alter = careful and caLaI conslu.
Grafton Vt the matter, 1t thaJ u ey could
not N Justice to them,e es submit 30 The terms
dictated 10 our Shippers. And Ia Ioer TO reduce
this vote to hiading obligation, tn drew up AID
signed The following agreement.
PoRELsEn, N vember T. 1851.
The undeTHgueu, SLipowneIs. bIokvie, Ma ers
and N .nagers If vessels, hereby a. rec sLd piedre
the10selves each to Tho other hot t. ohfr er heir
ses fer the Island uba, upl am other teIus
than tV deliver their cargoes aIongs-de the vessei
! which II TO ed Ashore BY the slip crew and thai
no charter shall be made on private terms. under
forfetureo one thousand collars which 10 10 be aid
by the party breaking tins agreement, to the o. ho
sighers thertot. And III cha rInan OF u Is meetin
is hereby auihorzed institute all ssary les Eal
PROCEEDINGS 10 collect the same.
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% PARTNHRsHIP.

VIIE undersigned have this day formed a co-part-
nership under the name aud firm of HReENE
NIX ~ for the purpose Of transneting Wholesale
aad Retah Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
az the old stand Of W. q Bresne, "a Main street. ot
posite the COur House, where they would be pleased
To see the friends Of tn house, and as many new
ones as may favor them sith call
WILLIAM @ BRFENE,
ANDREW q, NIXON.
Dayton, FebruaryI, 1854 -fslldsawi