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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1o.er:-AIsng. ahnrp poIntcd nose

Noses:-AIsng, aharp pointed nose a
sal.t. t,aa,. h ely uo-'; l,i!e tuulp Pug nose; q
o..c..u r,r, , q Jewish nc G; aGoa.n noe; what
90 tt,y .aa,rasrY see tie Pathological Journal
20. pI.aaiouomy, rhys,o.orr, Entomology, E.hnolo.
q, arlp. 'eA1o-y. Only SEA ysa5 81 for half
y,ir. 30 etc. number. AdIr,-s FoslorA Wells, $50
u.o-.aar, Ny. 955
tsrraut's poudre subtle uproots Hair
fra.. no, .0Tcheld, or ANY l-g ga tie bod, Wn-
l....t. A.aIs depot 1913 L.".1 30, uearG Grand 80
val-.-.'s-N and Winter >nits Of Clothing
l,a If ana boys, Al p.lcr- .t.- ,tt ir. hctter an
ft est assortment ~ aly .t0lC 100 the civ 4, al
/. D.. !, .lL~l.!., Nos - ANA q blFtD. a3l
,;roycr & Baker's Iiighes, Premium
Ig.t. c ,ti,ch ~ ! Lock ,,'eh Serlal MighaeS IJJ
igH. --..-.,- 81
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
MacDIne snd Button Hole Machine, NO. US Broad.
way. \, SS9
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HORSES, WAGONS, COACHES AM
Il .Aruess Tor sale. Several low priced Uo-s,a 90
on1h1nd coaches and w+ous; have been u'el in Us
| WANT TO PURCHASE TWO l-HOVl
L trucks or half.sp.inr calts. Apply TO 20 " 7
e. let r. anG oc.,cA.
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CIRST long ISLAND yEIEPEN AgEO.

ri..iop IA" regular monthly '.,euns Of ihia
ff.Dai1tiuu vlu be held on Irur-f e.. Oe'. IN, o.
- .gk =. v. precisely, A. Nct'r.. s.e.ct q Thsnp-
s'.4 roIrs, corner Ily u Aui Iulop ~, B-ocklvn.
Nr'einus he p.ompt. g. ". SIlLWELL, Pros.
W.. 4. KENT, Sec. Pa
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DIVORCES SPEEDILY PkO"I hlr
- Oihus law husiuess attended 'o NpfD..u..
succe'siul. tovvcvnucine, Dc. ABBY q. arru .
lst Ddl.e O., IL Marcnft .-
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FOR SALE-A FINE SOGREL HORSE, d
Il leau old, 10 hands high, 10 very .'y-h driyrrI
will be warranted gentle, sound auc kind, be VIII boI
NJ cheap. Caa 10 sten a, III Araaon 81, untill
cold 90
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- Ne,gs. lLarl.el,. &c.

',,,l .r. H.r,tH'1p, ~. g. 6 r. M-'od .hi'
.-...ps cialed 10 li4 b, anu closed At 4 =. 81. Al
1.s ,.Lc.. .eo guo' lDors ioius Tho cytrcmc. The
r..c.e. ricrs market hs7 hcrn ice'i' c,.i''d to-
das 'nc you,a OF uuslncst i"l1 immen'e. Pr,"t
&. t., ..,roeu. compared rith those Of Yesterday
afternoon shov rp rdv-aoco OF tra Hto = per cent.
'icrl.tr.t ,lc pjv iHc1,tiua ifsuc Of nrtioal.
A.....uo.rs vial mot soon le checked n owe q tao
csuf .'."'nr 20 tl'H speculative movement. Cow
c.,.Hc4.s were duh and business lrht. There VS.
uo.c activity Co. money, wing 20 the inctouei VOL
D. s.or' ct,n. INotc yat rooi supply Of capital
u'-.. 900 ant tho h-oer' 'ou7d no diG,llty Ia set
O.. DO. ?. uou. t.e. v.l.ol It " q % per ccAt 90
c.'.. .... ClINcUs.Iu o.. compound note into the
.t..'. eric. q il' .S''-i'r SUR thl, IA, ha'o
irs. ...i.I,-'. Storl'u r"Ha n"n Wa lcfs rci'yu.
Don. .ur .Y.r..l ras firm q. to- 3 liIGr use -
No % narro fc-tt, l.sH. 90, lur.o l.r. ic'. "r
s. 80. o.. .-c. h,.tr pr 50 ..ur, 81. ".. Ia Co..
I.... .a. WINTER. Cow, N'. "4't nm. O..a~e. o.
.. 4I l..,,.-I1 t'n only ..aIc 1i CO., U. ice
. r.s fl.n 800 luIf.r O. e. Is - Crui4 ior pIs"
l.t Hlor.ur ..l SOW fNp exports tHvr'u'.v" a.
,.. t-t. .D., Hty tp tore. . p0'ts, to- tue week
,.... Yet. % tgd Unec 'tc 'finni1a Of tho yclr
-.-.to.,o,........... = SOS saii,5s7
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EbE3STEs'TEgS.

A SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR
hliu,T extracting without pan MlCHAi ~,
Dentist, "a. sixth ave, lot - 10 ana .Jth -
A FULL SET OF TEETH ONLY ~, N
4 gums, . w " 10. Iil.l. . cClts and u
tNtrac inc with tie gas ~ GEMS ct 10 ia
near ODD st.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

hJCTTON-JOHN MORTIMER, Is EN-
n broadway, Auctioneer. will sell this dG~. n DO
lot OF blankets, sheets, Spreads psnts, shiT;e
other cosc-. ~
DAwNBROKEr'S SALE - THIS /.
4 l0t o'clock, At BELL lNGEAHAN's =. roo
o. New BoweTy 800 lots frst cllrs seasonabie p'cf
good, mon, women and thildTCn's clothing, drtf
y zee goods. shavls. cloaks beddinc. sheets, gu
Blankets pilloF-, boots and shoes, b. men, cOais
Nv u. D. Lose, 300 r. Brcacway. ilG
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.
l. AGAR. Auct.. will sell At 30 Nev Il cry.
lots Of Xix, me- uo AMI other dresses. h.othe
WOOL tlaa I-. uutr."o' hes r..n< 10, ql =. ,It
TINS s.ie is we'll vCuhv the o. e.. CT vf e. t s
hon scpcrs. b. o.de; Of 4. JULIAN Nc.'
tIeCt
DICHARD FIELD, AUCT., WILL 81
IN thi,d sy, TburslA o'c.Jcs. q he 'n
RON, $50 Pearl Il. housr'l.I Cnt OH g. 81 q,
eoi's. leds'Cll'. cha.u, table,. q ass. cur,
featlcr.teds, mR''rassos, chow cases &C. Poi
aid peteupiory sale. l2G
THOMAS REiLLET, AUCTIDEEET. {
u flee 3I5 Smith ave. sc.is this DAY. at o'c.oCt
49, W. 3ld ~. 'he stock and r'uren Of choice
tery ami liquor store, cOus'f.,ut OF five str,a .
sIsp starch, teu, tpIce-, salt, logo her NIth ia
lot OF crUckrry qgd stone ware, line fixtures. g.
case, counters, beer pump, shelving, &c. Al 81 j.
20 d tOgcthcr or separate.
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SOCIETY N0VECE..


JNrc picnic that was held I'm lonr.' Wood for the
Catholic ReiomafJfv viii take o. Gee on TrdHv Cve-
nnr, oct. o ~ O'clock IN iiHorn.l lilii, Prince
- Au those persOna III. have taken tickets are &C.
directed 70 settle on Friday, Oct. G.. ~ order o.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, CL'u. EDWARD L.
CARY. Noc. II.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CEUTCHES -CRCTCHrS-CRt-TCHr.
HARrMAN'S Patent llasur Euiier tm,e
afe IN" ess,esi ior walking ever maze Tor stie j-
BrOciwny. ..o
DIVORCES, BREACH OF PROMISE, AZ
~ all othr- r,ci csfeg prctucut,t wit lut TO
hvauce. Advice lrCc. NJ nONlH, Atone 4
N"uhsc ior' - Nassau ~. az
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Llo9,SEs. CARRSA<sES. &c

"A STRONG BUILT pONY Tor SALE
'e'ls old, sougd and lind, rmt butcher or 20
lur wait 81 u-a. Apply ut AhCi'blLb'S Coop. O.
atr, otl lui BOB ". IN a. ur.r N-.a.u'.1u - 81
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CEUTCHES -CRCTCHFS-CRtTCHr.
OHARlhAN'S Patent llasur Euiier trtr
afe IN" est,esi lor walking ever maze. For sclo i-
Brociwnv. H0
INVOICES, BRFACH or PROMISE, Al
-, an o'h,r r.ci cses ,gro,ecu!'t Wilton; fc
Counselor, Is S.ear It. - ~ ''.' ''''''"i
DIVORCES SPEEDILY PLOCI M
80, 49, Oh'g' law hu'iue. a.'cnaed 20. Noi,e.u. .
fucce's,ui. torytynncinr &c. ABBY q. .rra.
KNOWLTON MINING co II T[,h1r
n PLACE. NEW YORK. scft .lth. J.
No'ice "a he.ehy given 70 whom 10 llr come,
that the follow ;ne n.mcl .bs-ci in t'o Fno,'t
Miuinf Go. Will 'e r1ld ut Public Anpii1r tfIpt
ptny'- Ofce No q rEclpn p.,r. o1 Wona
oc;ohor "nih. lsiS, at ~ O'Clock. NON. 4g'I Sia
due April "a, $50. Ccftirca.r Sa u Ilt tp.ro.,.
name Of .i,trua Hendricks. Ccr'itc 70 40. ls
cite No. IL for 5rshsfcs in iho MN, al i. .,ra I,
drlcks. Certificate No. 20 for iOl shq'c. ~ IN
meme Of D.. G. Rclcft.. Cp-t'iicsie 30. g I'm
81 for ~ shIics In The aurc Of &c. Eoha.tI. 1,
.i,n,c No. - i1r - shlles 10 the name oi h. &. 4
p 4. Rob rts. Certificate No. a. io. 80 fharo. iu
name - =. G. R0horp Ce.tiIca.o 80. 40 for
.heie' n, ,hc name Of II. N. CnWn Cc.tfc7ir'
vi FOL lI -h1ies BOO tuC name OF II. N. Ch1lla a.
iiicNe No. $40 for 70 sA-tcs iu tho nam Of
Church; or ,i,ci'c Ne; 80 tor - sn.re' .u
shares IN tle name OF lclu Slusilf & Go. 3 d.
de- Of tn Diertor. +. ". CAPHN, Tea. ri
7 .CMBER IS OFFERED At THE N,,
- lurl' err Yard, etl 100. between Broedra ~.
a. Eve, a, 10" ic,' 10Y 81. Pine board. ur
r.. &C. ''l'' 'n''H'' 'A''' ''' black 'tis 81
aus and PAlNIS-RODF on. 10 Ct,
" paint oil. - cent per lalee: Grafton pt.r. y
iir,, yeiio. oehr. cont Pc. ~. L.n'c,d Of" ~
zinc. cenF. r. BlnWE.L 5'l Pesri 49, -
| DAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT
! , diamonds, watches, iswclr,, s.ivcrwarc, mus.r.
| in'iunrnis, silks, DR. goods, tc. Money RGvssr,
o. di,ioloA &C. 100 Bov cr,, mr. Grant, NJ srr.a
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR o.
n hook, newspapers and W. t. paeer. ai y
NlIlE's - Ann ~. Csll and my pgices. %
THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE sTJC ,
= holdcu OF Tie New England Car Spriu Co..
7 nv Tor the eFctio1 OF Trustee, N 10 he'd t
| olhco OF the Company, $50. iart P..co. on Id,
the ilin DAY OF Octol e. next A !. C'co.g T. a.
Thompson Scc'ry. New York S,n' 20. 1884, o..
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE TAlD ~.
- o'u EoNtWpers pamphlet. lO.s-, nud whist %
| per of ever deseription. sruCNWFLL & ENf'
/ son, % Annst door We cot Nr,aau. ..
/ THE SOLDIERS FRIEND iOE OCTOBLL
a. Dcmt ~ toTctd it price . cts. NM. OiANI
| BDl RNL' ldltor. Once ~ Ccatrc IT, o
7 PlANOFORrES, AID Music TAUGH
-, n = iew Lessons on he ano. 'nrin', r.i.i
rfa.e cao-y, by Prof d MSDAl. Is, Grqad Ell
= - CENTS PER FOUND PAID, CASH
SCior old hooks, pamphlets, nevs.an. 81, 49,; Ct
! trMhe Iags, 10 c'l's Toy oO,.gui aud 100 or Is;
>. II. WALKER 4 co, -e >'g.'.t 20. o.
81 CENTS PER POUND PAID FOR OH
~ - books ana Old nc,sppcrg @. pcr 70 ma 70
rnf.; sc each to- uoHs Old h m httG al 80 spin.
q, 2 doors nom MOTIF -. Don't '1.eot So. 35. ~
IOl-2 CENTS PER POUND PAID CAST
o or wale ra's audt'c hi beet riicc paid %
~ Anh - IIlDS. &. La..t 4. 40
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pAWNBROKERS' UCKLTS BOUGHT

diamonds wetche', iswclry, slvcrwarc, mus o.
monuments, silks, dr. goods, Ec Money pdvesr,
On distaolau- &c i2O Boy cr,, n'r Grant, NJ .rt.a
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Personal NoTsCEs.

gro. p. KENSETT'S CHOP HOUSE,, 5lg
~ anal st. bet Greenwich and wash n4ton % rect.
B.srdH 0ad LODGING. Mes 20 Hll hours 90
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METROPOLITAN GIFT Book STORE
We have had on several occasions num-
Der of gift book stores and other enter
prises of the kind opened in this city,
but never one which has acquired such
unexampled popularity as the MetropOl-
itan, Oh Main street, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Hutchinson. 1t has been
visited by all classes of citizens, and
what's truly remarkable every purchaser
leaves it perfectly satisfied and loud in
its praise
A large number of rich and elegant
presents have been distributed through
out this city and vicinity--not the grand
iewelry trash of similar establishments,
but gifts which have an intrinsic value
and are welcomed with joy in every
household The stock of goods at pres
ent for sale at the Metropolitan is as
great and varied as any could wish to
see. There is scarcely man or woman
but can find an appropriate book, wheth-
er they are votaries of religion, romance
OF history. Each purchaser is the recipi-
ent of a gift of which the actual value
may be much greater than the price of
the book. Call at 153 Main street and
see the stock and carry away prize.
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TIE MARKET, STREET BRIDGE.-We
are pleased to see that the rickety con-
Germ known. as the, Market street suspen-
sion bridge, has at last come before Coun-
ell. and that steps are soon to DO taken
for the erection of a bridge. w.
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TAKE NOTICE. The attention of sa-
loon keepers and liquor sellers generally,
is called to the order of Col Washburn,
which is published this morning.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall choice
lot of wines, liquors, ales, &c, always on hand.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
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c1TY ANDSTATE NEWS.

c.,a nnd Oiaer Markets an"
ui.eeiInneou. Natter &" DC '
the Fourth Page
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DEsERTERs.-Twenty deserters
from the Southern army arrived here
Yesterday from Clarks]mg. They will
be sent North in few days.
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FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs but
ter, meats and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co., at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe aud Water streets. Call and soc.
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VALENTINES DAY.-Yesterday was St.
Valentines Day, and Quite number OF
compliments were sent through the
Postoffice
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DRAFTED MEN AND COMPUTATION
Just at the present time there is an anX-
iety to know all about the provisions of
the call for three hundred thousand
more" The question is often asked
whether a drafted person who paid COM
mutation in June last is exempt from
the impending draft. For the benefit of
such we may state that at the time Of
the draft in June 1864, it was under
stood that those drafted men who paid
Communication then would he exempt for
one year, and it was subsequently, so de-
cidod by the Provost Marshal General OF
the United States. Since then, and
within month past, he has decided that
those who paid communication in June
1864, are liable to the draft near mt hand
in other words, the communication held
good only for the draft in June, 1864.
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SENT UP AGAIN-Yesterday, for the
third time within the past week, Clara
HObson was committed to Jail for wear
ing soldiers apparel
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THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Csntre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
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aimee,
Tar BANKING BILL.-Ihe o''' ~ 0"
IL. III. hanks of this State to oo'o"'0
National Banking Associations w
nassed Yesterday by the House oi Doi
rotes As the bill is one i'll WHICH o'i
so.dors ara all concerned, we may state
that it provides that any bank OF cifou-
lotion now doing business III tn'S e'''s'
..o,n.s An association for bank
L., tb. laws of the United States,
Ieuhe deemed to have thereby snrreh-
-, State chaster, and shall no longer
,otipu. The business of banking within
this Stale under the laws thereof Ii
any such bank, after having SO surreh-
lrred its charter, issue OF reissue Win
;,tant that the same shall be circulated
= currency, any note, bill, paper or thing
,tber than such as are authorized by the
,,vs of the United States, it shall be
loaned an unchartered company, and
T.. capital is thereby forfeited to the
S,ot. Such bank, notwithstanding the
.,,repder of its State charter, may sue
ana be sued in its corporate name, and III
A,t name do all lawful acts for the pur-
no.r Of collecting its debts, prosecuting
,pddeiending its rights, disposing OF coll
ewing and transferring its property and
claims, discharging lis liabilities aud
winding up its affairs, rs If tho charter
remained in full force. The capital
stock of such bank shall be reduced to
tbe extent of the par value OF the shares
TO which it becomes entitled AZ afore-
said; and may he further reduced to any
amouut fixed bv authority of the stock
holders consenting to change and con-
version as aforesaid, OF by the directors
or majority of them, II no order on the
subject be made 10y the said stockholders
and such reduction may be made either
bv the purchase and eXtinguishment OF
shares, OF by reducing the par value OF
the share, or by both methods. Or, by
like authority, the capital stock may be
increased by the sale of additional shares
at such price as may be agreed upon
When the charter of any bank is sur
rendered as aforesaid all its assets, rea
and personal, and its claims shall imme
diately and by act of law, without an.
conveyance or transfer, become the prop
erty of the national association int
which it is changed and converted, ant
the said national association shall b,
subject to all the pre-existing liabilitie:
of such bank.
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CITY ITEMS.

The DRAFT.--The heavy bounties Of
fered, and the near approach of the draft
has created quite farore in the city, but
the announcement that Messrs. R. Por
ter & Sons are selling boots, shoes and
CATERS at, and below cost, created quite
a panic yesterday, and the store was
thronged all day with purchasers de-
sirous of availing themselves of the OPP
portunity afforded to secure bargains in
understandings In order to make room
for their Spring stock, Porter & Sons
will for the next month offer rare bar,
gains. Call and see.
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A GOOD MovE.-Thc General Council
of Louisville, a day or two since, adopted
IA good plan in regard to the coming
draft The Council adopted an ordi-
nance providing that any person who
shall subscribe the amount of 50 shall,
if drafted, receive the sum OF $500 to as
sist him to procure a substitute, or if he
is compelled to so into the army, then
the sum OF $500 will be given to his FAM
lily for their support This is an excel
lent move, and there will no doubt be Il
large number OF subscribers.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that on and after the LIST of
February, 1865, persons executing re-
ceipts for the delivery of any property
must affix two cent stamp to such re-
ceipts and cancel the same, otherwise
they will be prosecuted for the penalty
of S22, Incurred under section 1873 of the
act of June 80, 1864. Receipts for the
delivery ofeoal, wood, etc, will, it ap
pears, require a stamp hereafter
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RECRUITING was very brisk in the city
yesterday, and the military spirit ran
high Everybody employed about the
Provost Marshal's Office was head over
heels" in business, and the President and
Secretary of the Board of Supervisors
were kept busy all day in issuing checks
for county bounty monies But few
more days work, like that of yester-
day, will berequired to place Ohio county
.'out of the draft
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WE call the attention of persons IN
terested to the administrators notice in
our advertising columns this morning.
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STEALING CLOTHING.-A negress
named Mary Dardin was arrested night
before last by officer Benner, on charge
of stealing quantity of clothing from
the house of III. Renner, on Main street.
The house of the accused was searched,
and some forty or fifty dollars worth of
the clothing was recovered. She was
sent to Jail. by Alderman Dulty, for q
further hearing before Court.
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Roy Wanted.

, rood Intelligent boy iswanted al 'h'S
Office, immediately.
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SENTENCED TO BE SHOT.-.John Jack
son, of the 9TH regiment artillery, n. Y.
volunteers, has been sentenced to be shot
on FRIDAY next ut Harpcr's Ferry Jack
son was charged with desertion, and re-
ceived trial by court martial one day
last weak when he was found guilty and
sentenced as above Gen. Crook has APP
proved OF the sentence, and the execu-
ton will, in all probability. take place
Oh the day named.
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BOUNTY QUESTION.


OCounty bounty of three hundred dollars
$500 be paid to each volunteer, who shall enlist
into the service of the United States and who
shall furnish satisfactory evidence that he has
been duly accepted and mustered into the said
T. ). service and credited to some sub. district OF
Ohio county, from the 9Th day Of February 1865,
until the quota of said county is full or until a
draft shall take place. Each sub district shall by
private subscription raise an additional bounty OF
$2W.
We the undersigned a majority of the mem.
bers of the Board of Supervisors OF Ohio coun.
ty do agree and pledge ourselves To sustain and
vote for the above order Gn lieu of the order
passed by the board on yesterday at the meeting
of the board to be held on Thursday, February
10th, 1865, or at anymeetlns of said board when
quorum is present.
l. r. B. S. GOOD
j. SALISBURY.
JOHN REID.
AUG. HANDLAN.
GEO. W. SIGHTS
February 10, ls6s.-feblllw
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IN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE
/ STATEMENTS, Al. presented the CcTtlnr
Gates of Dr Jas Il. Chiffon Chemist New York
Dr. Hiram Cox, Chemical Inspector, ONO, Dt.
James X Nichols Chemist Boston, Dr y =.
Jones Chemical Inspector, CirclcNill". Ohio.
Prof &. A. jackson Chemiss, Boston; DIR. Chas
Upham Shepard, Charleston, = e., aud d v. H.
BiIney, and q A. Mariner, Consulting Chem
lists. Chicago all of whom have analyzed the
Catawba Brandy and commend II IN the highest
terms for medicinal use
Analyst, Of NE Massachusetts StaL AssGyerl
January p l-J-
When eyaporated through clean linrn,i l,'n No
oil or offensive matter In every respect IL - q
FIRE spiTituou- liquor The OH which gives Ia
this Brandy its ayOrand aroma Is whOlly unlike
fusil or grain oil. It, OdOr partakns OF both the
fruit and oil oi grapes With acids itproduces
others Of q high fragrance. The substitution OF
this Brandy Tor COgnac Brandy VIII do away
with the manufacture OF lctifi0W spiiitA spid
under this name both 20 home and abroad.
Respectfully,
As4ayer to State Mas. 10 BoylestDn - .
By he same. IN l-GI.
Ihave anaIyzed LYONS PURE ca IA VIDA
BRANDY" with reference "a il Competition
and character being the same ~ that produced
i'm past years 4 sample taken from ten casks
afforded the same resaIts With TrgHd " panty
a slightly increased amount o. tbafFthnple on
which its flavor depends Was determined by COM
pAri-on with former samples r....- ..
The indications of analysis show INIT ms
Brandy is produced by the same process - most
Of the imported Brandy
Respectfully
A. A HAYES, VI d
STATE A-sayer, IL BOyleston -
Bo5TOS. July p labI
Manufactured only By n H. Jaoob 4 GprPqSy
ITO whom all Orders shonid b. addressed }
Depot ~ Liberty St. New ork
declT.3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-15

February 10, Is6s.-feblllw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-15
THE VERY LATEST
T ELE CIR "A PHI.
Railroad Accident.


NEW YORK, Sept ii An accident
occurred on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad at Princeton, at s. O'Clock, this
morning, between the train known as
the Adams Express Washington Fast
Freight, coming from Washington, aud
the train coming from Kensington at
midnight The former runs on slow
time, and although on the double track
had TO runof on a turn out at Prince
ton, to allow the Express to pass. When
nearing the latter, the conductor Of the
former sent a man back with red
light, but owing to the dense fog which
was prevailing, the engineer of the Ex-
press was unable to see the light in.
season to prevent the two trains coming
together. The Adams Express train
not having previously succeeded in get
ting on the turn out, the conclusion.
forced the rear platform, of the mail
car of the express train on to the next
car, which contained twenty passengers,
breaking it up very bad, yet, wonderful
to state, only one person was killed, a
soldier named Frederick Lynch, of the
150lh N. Y. Volunteers. Nobody else
was injured. The engine of the Ex-
press was injured and the car of Adams
Express was also somewhat damaged.
The Posts Washington special says:
The officers of the Richmond banks
have prepared a claim for the specie
captured from Davis, and just brought
to Washington.
Among alarge number of Southern.
ers arrived in Washington today, was
81. v. johnson, of Ga. EICi.lf
DR.. Bates, who has been appointed
U. s. Tax Commissioner of Ga, is the
humane surgeon who attempted to re-
lieve the sufferings of our soldiers at
Andersonville.