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CRRTLFTGATE OF AUEHORITY.
10 expire onths sIst day Of JGnuary. 1853.
AUDITOR or 5IATI1 OYTIoR,
INEURAHCE DEPARfHENf =

10 expire onthS SIst day Of JGnuary. 1853.
E.f AUDITOR or 5IAIII ORTIoE, !
INSURAECE DKPARIHENf, .
a-l-l55ri OoLUlsUs. Ohio, January 81, 1875
WaElIAG, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE
c0MSAHH, located at New Haven, in the State
Of Connecticut has filed In this Office Sworn STATE
ment Of ia condition, required by the first
ton Of the act 4" To regulate Insurance. Companies
mot incorporated By the State Of Ohio, passed April
1855, and, whereas, asid Company has furnished the
IN deugnsd sAsfaetOry evidence that possessed
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks, in bonds, in mort
cages, worth double the amount for which II i mort
Eaged and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
once written instrument, under its corporate seal,
dgned BY the President and SecretaTT thereof, Au-
thOriEcg any agent or agents Of said Company in rs
State to acknowledge service ofproceas for and in be-
half OF said Company cOnsentng that such service Of
procegs shall be taken and held to be valid ~ II
served upon the Company, according to the laws 81
this any other state, and waving all claims Rh5
oferror by reason Of such Of service
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the first section Of
the Aforesaid act. /, JAMES II. GoDAAH, Auditor OF
State for Ohio de hereby certify that said CITY
Ven Is authorized TO transact the business Of Fire
Of January, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
In witness thereof have hereunto subscribed ny
name and caused the seal Of my oface TO be AFFIXED
the year and day above written. i'a
lsEtfssitI fstIsmvl 'AS' ilaSsS4 r.; SssS2askstss y stSlss
III - AARON CLARK, Agent 4
fsbH:leI Cleveland, o.
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The Cincinnati Gas.tts of yesterday
says; ' --' u"
In the case Of Captain Mash, Provost
Marshal Of Cleveland, who wAs ordered to
General Hooker about week ago, the
charges and specifications have been made
out At the Generals hesdquarterS5 and
On Saturday last ne s-IsIT Tor Columtufi
where the final decision in the case wiz
he raacbad ,II5zE8 n d fH.t
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InpEessing cotton and Tobaeoo.

"a = '-s'ssAs 3 cotton ana ASoaeoos
The rebel planters areEsy much lncsns-
edaat the Iides Of having their cotton and
tObEcpO Impressed blythe lsbsl government.
Il Is beiitvsd by them that inmmse disaf-
feoHou viz bsthe result Of such move
msnk
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Sgeia9.

OTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE.
NMa, ALrERus and PRHssIHa.-Haying Just res
turned from ths East, am prepared, b. the aid d
experienced hands, 70 do any work In this line, -
ven e IN felt aud beaver hats, IN Che best posbis
mAnnsF an most iaIhionsbls style.
RBEDiK OTRTAX,
French Steam Dye Houle,
narIs I09 and 1O5 senscA ufrsae.
EAMILY DYE C0L0RSAA FULL
II assortment Of thsSs oOlOrs. Every family can
Dye their own goods At q very mail cost The col
crs are bright and durable, and sneot . great az
ing By mailing old garments look 81 good as new
Prices % and Is cents per package. For sale b.
OHUROHILL 3 BROTHER, Oh
dsIO 1e8 Ontario STREET.
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lis prSgsRaI settlsdfhat HeCulloch.
Of Ind. Is . Saszd FeEsoaden. This win
probably nepWAsbths removal Of secrs-
tAEy uGha1.
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" q t- ID -
Important 10 FurIOughed Soldiers.
yis We publish the following for the bene-
1T offurloughsd soldiers:3 10 I.H -i-.f
ADyurAsr GEERREL,s OFFICE, \ ~
WAdHnGTON, D. O., Nov. ., 1884, d
Application for transfer Of men absent
from hospitals on fuFlough will not be en-
tertained nor will such transfer be made,
except upon sufficient evidence Of inability
70 travel. All men falling to return to
hospitalG from which they received fur
loughs upon the expiration thereof, viii be
reported As deserters.
We understand that many soldiers, IN
stead Of returning ct the expiration Of their
furloughB, send back certificates of physi-
sians Of Inability to perform military du-
ties, thinking thereby to get sn extension
Ct furlough. Fufloaghs ara not extended
in this way, and such men are to be re-
ported g deserter. We are informed
that alaIge number Of men who were fur
loughed Just before the election last fall,
have notretnrned to the hospitals, Ard
that they IS well a msny Others who re-
ceiyed furloughs before aud since the cleo
tlon, hAxe Been reported at Washington
a desstests, 5a5 4f.sl5ii4E5 CIT .LSgll'
Msn fprloughed from; hospitals are not
expected to be,At for duty before returL-
ing, but they are required to return
promptly If Sbleto travel. zlaDH
We add the following order from the
lGoyernOr Of Ohio, relative to the transfer
Of soldiers in hospital;
%, THH STATE OF OEIo,
ExHCuTTVz DKRARTlE1HF, ,v-
- 5 Columbus, Feb, 1s. B
CIRCULAR 10 rkTIzSrE N oHIs HOSPITALS
6 Application for transfer from one hos
pitai 70 smother within this State, should
IN all easss be made TO the Medical rDirso- !
tor, No{thern Department. Cincinnati,
Ohio, through the surgeon in charge Of the
hospital where thR patient may Be. lsofs
BY order fthe ooFernofsSLW
Il ~ sI.fd .EDG1x D. MAxWXIEf
Aid de Camp.
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25O AZORES.

Al held BY the Company in FEE SIMPLE.
1.-THE "WALPoLE" TRACT,
Consulting Of s3 aorss on Buck Run, abont I5S
mile shove the Union Lubric Co.'S lands. A
vein Of Oil has been developed on this tract at 3
depth Of 100 feet.
2.-THE hKENT" TRACT,
Also on Buck Run, y OF mile from the Great
houss Wells, and one mile above the Union Lubrie
Company. The OIL in this tract has been deYel-
opsd in two wells.
3.-THE CELEBRATED "SALoRp FARM,
Containing about Is acres, situated on Little Wolf
Creek, between Buck Run and the Moskingum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
leased to LeWellyn Co., of New York, who have
3 well on l. producing oil Of superior quality.
LeWellyn 90. are now sinking deeper. One
fourth Of their oil belongs to the Wolf Greek and
Buck Run Oil Co. ..a
The CAPITAL STOCK OF the Wolf Creek and
Back Run OIL Co. Is 8HOO, 900, more than
$4,000 worth Of which Is already taken. The
SHARES are 81 each. UI
0ne-fourth Of the whole capital (S25, ,000) Is re-
taint as q working fund.
Books for subscription to the Stock Of the above
Company may be found ct my office, 81 10 90
River street, Cleveland.
The Affairs Of this Company win be In the hands
Of business men, who will rapidly push forward
the work Of developing and vending Oil.
febl8:loi MORRISON FOSTER.
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Steam to and from the Old Country
TNHE WRLI-KNOWN

Il fsVorits Clyde-built iron Steam q IN
ers Of the ANOHOR LINE 0fetsam-t el.lA
shipS "HIBERNLA,h y "OALEDO- a1
BIZ, /" ""BRTTANIA, ,nand "UHITEDKLNGDoM +"
are intended to sail fortnightly TO and from New
YOrk, carrying passengers 70 and from EiVsrpool
Glas9ois Be!fas Dl'bIiA, Waterford, Oort, LSnSrfeL
Gsli0Dg or Londonderry, These vessels were buili
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and slr-tight COMPARTMENTS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Prom Kew York to any Of the above pisces -
Cabins Sl2o and el0oi stserage SIS, payable IN
American currency. ~
To New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins S66 and $50; stssrags S25, payable IN KoId
or equivalent In American currency.
Those who with to send for their friends can buy
tiekets at these retes from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 co.,
1ans:ls5 Bowling Green, n. T.
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-0YRIoE OF TEE AUDITOR OF STATE I .-
-tg CoLUHBus, o., Jan rarY al, 1855.
It Is hereby certified that the foregoing correct
copy Of the statement Of the condition of the Ctr
Fire Insurance Company Of New HAYen, made to
and filed in this of1oe for the year 1885.
tSKAL.l Witness my hand and seal oiiciAily.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
tStAmp.l Auditor of State.
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u U 3 O'EO hI1 Fer Cent
COLI. BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth premium Of nins
per cent, including gOld interest from November,
which makes the actual profit On the 7-So Loan. at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annun, besides It's exemptions from StaGs
end Haa"i0ipal tarNiOn, shiOb adds roE = ihrss
p sst. more, s'sOrding to the rate levied On ether
property. Ths interest is payable substantially
By coupons attaGhsd to each nOts, which nay be
cut OF and sold to any bank or banker
Tho interest anOuatI to .---
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HUGH M0CULLeCB,
L. Comptroller Of tbs 0uErsn0y.


MERoEAET HAII0EAL BANL OF ULEVELANDI [
a.,.r- Cleveland, o., February Q, 1895.
This Bank having been duly authorized BY the
Comptroller Of the Currency to commence the bust.
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid, will open
It's books Gndlbe prepared for the transaction Of
buHiness on Thursday, the 9th inst. - .-s5t .-..
The business Of the hsrehantl' Bank Of Glove
land except in the closing up Of ita Affairs, will
cease ct that date.
ThiG Bank will buy and sell ali descriptions Of
Government Bonds, and act 80 the Agent OF JAY
Cooke in the sale Of o. 8. ifSevsnsT Thirty" notes
t1 Z. p. HANDY, President.
W. L. CgF4ER Cashier. iebsl93
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The Trustees have declared script dividend Of
hity per cent upon all participating life policies in
fore !, which were isssued twelve months prior to
January ], 1ee5. They hGys directed the payment
Of the fth and hpaI inatAlmsnt OF twenty per cent
On dividends OF 1880 to 1850 inclusive and the
dsnption, in full, Of those declared in 1851 and
1861 Z = IT,
Certificates will be redeemed In cash, on and af-
ter the drst Monday In March next on pTeSen'a-
tion ct the Home Onos. Policies subject to notes
will be credited with the diVidends on the sett e.
hsnt OF noxt premium.
By order Of the BOsrd.
WIN. q. BEERS, Astuary.
During the year, 4, ,sos new policies were Issued,
iRSurink S1s, ,ll7, ,S5s.
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OFFIcs or THE OLEVELAND laos AINIEd Co.,
CLEyRLAND, Feb. Sth, 1885.
dividend NOTICE.-The Directors
Llofths Cleveland Iron Mining Co. have this day
arB ,er share, payable on the 2Sth February
stookb oiders rPghtsred IN the New York Books,
will be paid at the oce OF the Fatmer5' L 'an and
Trust Co" IN New york. All otherr will be paid
ct the office Of the Treasurer in Cleveland.
The Transfer Books wilt be closed from the 10Th
to the 18th inst, inclusive.
feblIh9a sAM'L L. HATHER, Treas'r.
DISS0LUTION NOTICE.-The firm
II Of Andrews, Clark 4 Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
arm are reqneatsd to make Immediate settlement
ct the ONCE Of Clark 4 Roeke 'eller.
II. B. CLARK, A--- i-.l
John D. R0OEEFELLEB,
SAMUEL ANDREWS, . 3D..
JAMES 3. CLARK,
-,s-.. .. RICHARD CLARK. 81" -i1
February ID, 1855. I.lU .Ia hb2
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TREA5URT DEPGRTMKNT.


OTFIT ofCoNRTRoLLMR or fHE CURRKE0Y, ,
Is 5s.nT WASzHaToN, Feb. !, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
wv prsssHisd to the undersigned, It has been
made 70 anpear that The ''NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF cLEVEHAED," In the City OF OisVoIsnd, ia
tho County Of CuyAhogA and STATE Of Ohio, has
been duly organised under and according to the
rsauirementS Of the act Of Congress entitled can
Act 70 provide National Currency, secured by .
pledge a United States Bonds, and 70 provide for
he eifc ation and redemption thereof approved
June g. 1854, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of taid act required 10 be complied With
bsfons commanding the business Of Banking under
Nv, therefore, /, HUGH KOoULLOeH, Comp
tgoll5 q the cgrrsney. do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City o6 Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyshoga
and State of Ohio, iS authorized 70 commence the
husineSs Of Banning under the act Aforesaid.
In tosttmnny whereof, Eitnesl my hand and seal
n once thla seventh dsy of February, 1855. l5 2
[Ls6.l' / sid dOol HUGH Ne0ULLeOH,, al
lSblIi1p7 eeEPtEonsI Vt tht eRrTVRey,
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q. S. 7-3O LOAN

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undsruIgnsd has assumed the esn,ral subssriP-
tion EsnOy for the sale of United States TrsaIury
Notes, bearing seven and three tsnths Psr cent. In
tsrsut per suuaIn, known as the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-23

CTATKMRNT .
~ or THR
Condition OF the City Fire Insurance.
Company.
On the hrst day Of January, lss5, made 70 tn
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute eE thA'
RAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is "c.ty Fire Insgr
Anss Company. and is located at New Haven stSt
I. CAPITAL.
The aneunt fits Capital Stock il-;.....Ssoo 600
Z" f" PsiduP. 2eOsOco Q
..r II. ASSETS. .s..
Cash Of the Company on hand and In .ist ..
the hands Of agents and other per-
AOs 2
Real Estate 500 o.
Tbs Bonds Hnd Stocks owned By the
Company (sS per vouchers secomPs- :
DebtE due the sOonpsny, secured By
mortgage, las per accompanying
vouchers Ss,Rls o
ers accompanying 17,1s2 q
ALI other Securities, 4osS *
Total Asset. of the Conpasy.........1ssG.Oss 8
-.g s III. LIABILITIES.
due, to Bank and other eTsditor.......- aIlO IC
(FOr rs-inEurapee, S4S S31 SOY g.,.
Losses uHadjusted and in suspense,
waiting for further proof............... 300 %
Total LiabnItss.....,,, - VT,NO 50
-ii -iL ". NISOEBIANEOUS. l.
The greatest amount insured in any
one $1OOOO O6
The greatest amount Allowed BY the
rules to b insured in any one city,
Town or NO rule.
The greatest amount allowed to bo IN
sured in any one block, ordinarily. TO- 900 %
The amount Of its Capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as secUr-
tty for losses therein-...s-...--....... Nothing.
STATE OF CoEsBCTIoUT, lsq
ooUNTT oi HEV HLTIN. 5SS'
Wells soushWorth, President, and Henry O. Bige-
azeo Company, being seVsraly sworn depose and Bay
that the foregoing Is full true and correct statement
Of the ars the said Company that the said Insur-
ance Company il the bona hde owner ofAt least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or In Mortgages on
Real Estate worth double the amount for which the
same 10 mortgaged; and that they the above de-
acribed ofncers Of said Insurance Company,
WELLS S0UTHWORLH, Prss't.
Henry o. BIdKLoWt Ags't beoy.
[SEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before ne, this 5Oth
day Of January, 1855. ii!.l
Notary Public,
OFFICE OF TEE AUDITOR OF STARE, I
-tL CoLUHBUs, o., JRnrary al, ls65
II n \
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8ank Mqtiff.
IT, Ef TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
ORYIOE DY OoHPERoLLxR OF TIE CURRENCY,
TE3r WASHIHeroN, January 3ISt, 1866.

t-a Lr TREASURY DEPARTMEET,
ORYICE DY OOMPRRoLLER or TIE CURRENCY,
-alIZ9E WASHMeroE, January 3ISt, 1885.
WHRRRAB, by satisfactory evidence to
w the uAdeTsigned. IL has been made to sppear
that ssrbe uEROHAGTs' NATIONAL BANK OF
OLEYEEAED," in the Oay Of OEsVelGAd, in the
county or CsyaLoga, and Stats OF ohiO, has been
duly organized under and secording to tho require
mentS OF the Act Of Congress entitled HAn Act to
provide . Hstiond Currency, secured BY pledge
Of United States Bonds, and to provide for the cir
sulAtion and FedemptioB thereof" approved June
3, 1884 and has complied with the provisions Of
said Act required to Be complied with before COM
msnclng the business Of Banking under said A5t.
Now, thefelors, /, HUGH Nc 1ULLOOH, Comp
troIIsr the cugFsnoy. do hereby certify that
nERQHAHIs' NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVE.
LAND" In the CITY Of ClsUsaAd, In the county Of
0syaho0G, and Stale Of Ohio, II authorized to COM
ntnce the business Of Banking under the Act Afore-
raid. / -FiV & I'd e. 8a-.1a -..f s.i
In TestInsny whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofonoe this Thirty -fst day Of JAnIAfy, 1906
fIv s''''d' HUGH mooUIIeoB,
LL Comptroller Of ths OuErsnoy.
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OOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. The
~ undersiZned, having purchased the entire in-
eelEior OIL Works." and all stock Of Barrels, Oils
&o will continue the business OF the late hrm an.
der the name Of R0OKEFELLER ANDREWS.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLEB,
ar SAMUEL ANDREWg.
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AntiEes.

h. q. Johnson Before Wells Porter, J. P. Of
vs. SOleveland Township, CuyahogA
Theodore Burr. county. Ohio. II .l 81, Il
ON THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
NDIs65, said justice issued order Of attaehmsnt
In the above action for the sum Of S8 e.
Il II. JOHNSON.
Cleveland, Feb. II, 1885. fsblslS21tawsw
TNHERE WILL BE A MEETING
J. Of the Directors Of the State Fire and Marine
Inturanee Company, to change the Company from
3 Mutual to q joint Stock Company, said meeting
to be holden February 25th, at o'clock P. NJ,
ct the once Of the Company in the city Of CleVe
land. J. h UNDERWOOD, Sec'y.
Cleveland, Jan. 25 1855. jan27:lsT
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AnsnranEe.
I'D. HUPsoN,H
General H1re, Etsrstss ana LAEe Insur-
anee AEent
once, oYiAtt'S Exeh65ge, foot Superior Street,
CLEVELAND. OHIO
REP1EsEEFt FHE IoLIoVIsa 0oNrAHIIs;

TWRNTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
Il T p ; v73or4ofe1 1AAA tssssF ssv =1 nj
New TEX Life Insurance COBpaBy,
once II2 and la Broadway. 7o
JspnNTY l. 1855 5Ga
Amount of assets Jan. l. 1s64-..-..,S26 653 33T %
Amount Of premium, endowmsnts, an
ring IsS4 ......... I47T, ,1Os 45
Amount Of interest received and
erued. including the premium On
gold, 252,el7 u
--ar 1-as.l sl,T2s, ,sI1 II
-H -, a--rE ala ErrI- O. - af-aho 80 ~
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Weikel Run and MCRIhinney
OIL co.

Tho Company own IN fee simple, free Of all inoum.
brsnce, large traet Of land (an Of which il bore
Abls territory situated in Yensngo county, Pa in
what Is believed 70 be part Of the Great Oil Basin,
Of which OIL Greek is tho central line.
They have two wells down, each 10 the depth Of
800 feet, with splendid show Of OIL both Of which
arc about to be tested, aud are making prepa-
Tations for EinkiDg third.
A limited amount Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open ct Banking House % Far.
mer Painter, 145 Superior street, where sl iDfor
nation can BE- obtained. ian13:193
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of August lEth.
1884, and are payable three years from that tims,
ia Ourreocy are convertible at the option Of the
holder into E...5..-F --.
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Ihe esn6feiCIs, 1er one last nnat struggle IN
@s' a,s ,ch the military power Of Davis viii be-
are norS ss'y destroyed forever, broken up into
In this oOnsba2dsy to be conquered in detail. g.,
ii shis1 ssd ads. -ha--az2s-%L-S---z yliqqzl "a
sSs sS.,Sss :, SR6ys EanAey's sucesssoE.
enter. a2s 4. .h.Essrnor Brough has appointed John
saa naIlIzch, Of ksbsns, as Judge RmHey'
- - osssor-Jadgs TSldf is nov serving is
: Judge Of Common Pleas he Is q man
past middle life has held many honosabls
and rssponEible pOstI in Ohio and enjoys
the fuIless condolences Of tAoss among whom
: he Is best HnoWn.. @ -s nn5 L.19&
The Supreme Bench Of Ohio 3 now com
posed OF JacOb BrinksrhoE, q Of RichlAad
m county, JosiGh Scott Of Bnslsf, Horace
AVld5- of TrumbdH WilliAm White Of
0ssrko, and John Weich Of Aths1s county
las few days the term Of Judge Wilder
Win expire, and Luther Day, Of Portage
county, VIII Elocesd him. 5d fas dA-E
Hr
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Important TO EurIOughed Soldiers.
We publish the following for the bene-
ct Offurlougbsd sOldiers.9 10 u8 $3.50.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-06
TO THE LADIES.

VOUR ATTENTION is politely invited to our large
Z and beautiful assortment of Goods just Re
ceived, consisting in part of the best Sprague and
Merrimac Calicoes, Ginghams, Declines, Alpaccas, Lus-
tres, Mozambiques, Grenadines, French Merinos, Bere-
ges, Foulard and Lyons"Silks, Swiss soft Jaconet, Main
sock, Null, Brilliante and cross-bar Muslins, Lawns,
Cambrics, and every description Of Dress Goods.
English and Irish Linens of all kinds for personal
and domestic use, including Shirtings, S~heetings, Table
and napkin Damask, Towels, Crash, Diaper, &c. Do
nestle Cottons, bleachcd and brown, of every width and
quality, white, rcd, grey, and blue Flannels, Canton
Flannel, Fine English Hosiery, French Csorsets, Brad
ley's Duplex Elliptic and all other kinds of Hoop Skirts,
Laces, Gloves Gauntlets, Dress-Trimmings, Linen hem
stitched, plain and embroidered Handkerchief, Belts,
Belt-ribbons, Buckles, Ribbons, French artificial Flow
ers, Collars and Cuffs, plain and embroidered, Colognes,
Cosmetics, Combs, Brushes, Sozodoat, Tooth Powder,
and toilet articles generally.
Kid, Cloth, and Morocco Shoes, Caters and Slippers
Of every kind and quality for Ladies, Misses and chill,
dren; Needles, Threads, Hooks and Eyes, TuT@s, and all
description Of small wares, besides a Thousand other
articles too numerous to mention.
Our qoods are oH 0eu, Of Me katcst styles, ereH selected,
and selling at ertremdy lo1r prizes.
We solicit a share Of your patronage.
ONE & Co,
Texas street, near the Levee.
Sbrnvnnort Cpntembpr e. lSf5
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THE Form OF 4 PAEDoN GRANTED BY THE PRESIDENT
The following is the form of the pardon granted by the
president, in special cases, under the amnesty procla-
nation: ANDREW Johnson,
President of the United States Of America, To all
whom these presents may come greeting:
Whereas, -, of Richmeud, Virginia, by taking
part in the late rebellion against the government of
the United States, has made himself liable to heavy
pains and penalties;
And whereas, The circumstances OF his case render
him a proper object Of executive clemency:
Now. therefore, be it known, That |, Andrew John
son. president of the United States of America, in
consideration OF the premises, divers good and sufficient
reasons me thercunto moving, DO hereby grant to the
said -- a full pardon and amnesty for all offences by
him committed, arising from participation, direct or
implied, in the said rebellion, conditioned as follows,
namciy:
This pardon to begin and take effect from the day
On which the said - shall take the oath prescribed
in the proclamation of the president, dated May 90,
1868, and to be void and Of no effect if the said --
shall hereafter, at any time, acquire any property what
ever in slaves or. make use of slave labor; and that he
first pay ail costs which may have accrued in any pro-
ceedings hitherto instituted against his person or pro-
perry:
And upon the further condition, That the said -
shall notify the secretary Of the State, in writing, that
he has received and accepted the foregoing pardon.
In testimony thereof, l have hereunto signed my
49, name and caused the seal of the United States
SEAL to be affixed. Done at the city of Washing
49, ton, this 18th day of August, a. j. 1865, and
ii the independence of the United States in the nine
tieth. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the president:
". IL. SEWARD, Secretary of State.