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NTEw.YoRK and YGW.HAVEX
- laA WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 10
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.luRN. 27tI-Si AHD III

TRAINS LEAVE NEWlukA. 27tHsi' and ]Ia
A'talr.. 800
tcr New .is,rn. 7.cc 500 t.a.l il3l nj J. T. tEr)
49, O. 80. - and $50 az. y =. o..
E,r d de- 80 7.p 90, &. A. 10 T. M llI' tEH-l
3UI (cA. } RS. i.J1 al o 49, I. Sd 2. 81.
tos aii.rd ana tr.ord 711. u pa ~; ~ 49, p n
pr Fa..li SOFT pos suc W. port. iuo' ii.yy & -
3lP "a. 49,. -,
IS. 49,. $50 BtO I. ~ y.
tor'Dufi,u 80. 80. il.-o "a. $50. AL - E. NJ
Tor Cfrrlv .cu. 90 9. ll.3is. Do. ltf, -, - pa
pr >tau oil 1tr SO a.. J.J iij ltJ, ltx,'
go. TX 4. So 30, t.s. 300 ttH. p. i. - . =.
so rot Ceser I'D .u., rm. 1-r Ia ious 'Vo W. ~
g. H.. 3i5 AZ, 5. F', 80. go p. o..
,DNNEGtlNb TRAINS
For Boston via Srria,ne d. Boz (Ex-) 100 lEx' aA
2. ur 80. -, a., M
Fot Hartford ,nl rpi .ie.d, 800 (.Hl M tEx.l 10"
NS..l ix.i5. SO .. -. ,,,.
t. ai.utrtiI b. - Nor a.1pto'. -
hartford froSGcHce aHi rsiNi I1iroti oW, 'rs,y
T. q ~. - e. ~ -.
For New. Haven New London and Soun ton Railroad -
8'A a. 10. u 5 I0o. 500 T.
Fsr anal Il railroad, i..lI b. II. TO Sogtlrapton-
Fos lioutat nir Hsi'rosd. a. m.
For Nau-a mex Raj road, 8.uJr NJ 800 p. m.
For DanbIy and Sors,ulk EaLo-a, 49, 30 8. m, -
Commoious sl,spnl Cars sitsche 20 eco ?. M iri'-
JAMES u. ..Ol a. sup-
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Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WIN.

Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
4 ! ARKAN6FMES r.--lca.s. Nss.fo.s, Jr.ue,sip All
94th Bot Il vo Ofr parf sls 3. - iapoI, NJ
., d. Tor Va mana, Li.rLr4 is., oscsoi nii FAf''-
Orengor, ol sAttRD@t tyrrr.t) t"f So u -
A. u, and 4 y n. tStle,> coulrrt lof Goa punr.
ysrr ia . AID Hun inefonD rcT .ipstrsd, Jamaica All
" mi-d ut . ana 10 90 . IA. and >, aad o. "a. .
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - bs'sts .s'p ~, 40
Rive al :I5a M fog sspien. s.upp u al eatons &c
Co.. Ei,nrs.al sud syosset HAcuison IL art, ~ Ms N
Al rrr,ne,,l rsir. A. RGASJhEA SuOrIiu ii.' ~.
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pSONAL.-Informetion is desired by the
undrisued II the whcrcibout and condition OF hi. n
cDWAND C. III lDLE iOS six cen yearS OF age. t1A Il
prisoner near Aauta Ca, tue I'D oil jay .o''' TX
changed isoarrs. Others who give suc
Wi I've proper rrwaid Ii desired vel a tIe tbenA'
OF ~, afflicted PARENTS. Address T. G. MiDDLEION Cu'
cnusii Onie
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AssT OUAErTrsAsrER' UFvIcs foRAGs ugpr. }
No 60 I.'iat-i., NEw ioLT CrTY. Dvs. -. 1854
PROPOSITIONS will be re celved laily, Tor
Z the FRllDlfS u FORAGE lpr tho United Stale,
Ou0 rI1g,tes Department, iroG. Now. ok CITY Pic
Ihs Boston, iorud and other ports ID. coat Of MANI,
- Washington Alexandra. Va, Newb,r ~ e., Pot Royal
- g. Savannah. o.. and Nov -Uri.ans ia.
f0poi"ns 1t state name, .,adu. Ind capacity OF YES
sc aanti,y Of end grain they viii require
aud when lady fJT aud sd lrcssed TO
l.. h.. tiAI MAN. Capt. sni Ars't Oussteruas'er.
Afsr c. NJ Ovuos, to.Aan DRPT.. No. 81 CEpARsr,}
NETi oEK IrrT. Isn. "a 1855. },
CEhTRD PROPOSALS will DO received daily
with.
Corn,
CHA
Ias ard Straw.
PAfLs III spccfy in their propoIcrs how the Hay snt
5tL~ bsed, snd wheb The Drain Is slcsei or ~ o,'.
l.. ID. CHAPLAIN. CAPT. A. u d.
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Go fl)bom 1t mon Cunferu.

A j. W.-PrOfound secrets to communicates
"A 10 you and d.sre yoar advice. Adop Fow'ersysirm
O KEY WRITING for future espoh tn'r IL IN aDso-
iniey ind spensabe Won aS word you pc So ~ a
hey. "Chsrs selft'acLng aud DO ri'A iti1s 10
kOWLEP. No. u PerkrJ.. New. y orb. NHhNIE'
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MARBLE large stoc.; always
IVA on ,td r., dy up lt.orr pocrs au -hy other
,.,hi.rment ia a.. city. A.kbABEHs sn4e NoTEs, no
100 la. E!sltee.h near Ilifa'e N l. Lutt OUT
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~ my stse or Country without publicity 'r'h'ns" OF "
iJenre. incompatible ". deSer'ion. drnnkcnnes, qua
support sui ieft cause. Success guaranteed tdVcr Ito
couddeniial Apply to II. SAFE Az, tounosoTat a"'
No. 81 Nasssust, opposite the Post Ohlte.
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dtramtoais auo t,ai!roaos.
no. FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MoSrANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINE

~ Tie new. fast aud Itch, nan siesnler DEER LODGE.
Thomas w. Res, def isy A. DoirHn clerk, nov
te brtit at fsborg, rssy tor tie ST. ioni- and
t"rt epion trle, wi P.tsb lrg tor fo enton an4
In e1ncdisie p0ins sATURDAl February - sri sL,e 81
.ouis SATURDAY, Msreh a. coon thereafter Is ths
rilci Is open TO Uinsha Council ihts 49,
The n'w fast aid light druf steiner bEHION, WA
howard coulntrder, " wis l.. Him. e. r. ~ eve lot
For len On ci n'.rnedi To- poius SAItHpA1 Nafch IA
The new iist sud Il ht N .teuilrr YELLOW o.OA2,
Jos. phi Mayl cod conmaud.r Ssry RylG vii, cave
a. b we SAT, iNDAf. March Is.
The very fast and light aft steamer FANNY OGDEN,
Thomas town eIc, commander, HOSES hilsrd. cleri, viii
leave ~ above ) kfUEDah, AIril 10.
Steamer DEER Lodge will rruan be- wrrn Forts Union
and Brutou until the caigo OF all the boat. IT tn. line clv
er-d at Font bsnton.
By th. shippers svs rrest advantage and
their frrist wiz b. deytd ~ drsiihl
Gre asop c-pi Ell 10 tgrn.sh lab .hH5 orr ION
FROM F,RT oENrON 40 TIE 2lSE5. AID VIA
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF hADiNU 40 SlLVbR
rrY. LAST CHANCE. PRICHLY PEAR DEE1
LOrGF VIRGINIA CITY. HANCOCK Cilf AND
GALLATiN. FOR freight or passH-r o. pyto
JOHN q. COrbblS,
Southeast corirt N in and Diver sis.,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE. 81. LoufA
Northeast cor ftu- and Commercials t- or no.
JOHN j. ROE * CO,
Couvrntst. b, t. -ecord afd fhiFd-sis.,
J. EAGER, Agent no. Al brose-s'. Hew'ferk.
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nTAIIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
" PaAA.
UIN,rEDl
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING Ar QUEEN
TOWN 10 LAND PAaSr-GtBi.

uGM.TEDl
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING At QUEENS
Shtn Tnn-. Commando,
cutr:. Caow toilp.,....4. ................... -
,0T.AHb. 40" ba.di"glit o.......-.'-........ -
..............-...."n'e
neutrality-suspicious.. . .................. f'o"'e
PE NN>f an
SitGi lt"t.
o'............... Arlt;
L,-vni. h.r No. -. Nor.h A'er q. 7, ": 81.
,,:p =. M a,flTtiVijNTi.S.'G i'tnSS l.ERSliTER
rtc c-hn accommodation ho,d these .'rsnefs are an
MIMI ca, -" To-, i' rr g. cren,y
sTFERACt PASSAGE 40 LNfRPpuL-5I' enueucy
hr Of tlsc .rssr e.. u,t 4.'0t-. ir s,"c.
o. virab, uucs. bal of la,ng aa,g thea pressed
uei'i'. srr .isurd 'rr''.
FoT .f,t-h 81 e bin passage apry 20
WILLIAMS IS GUlON. No. ~ "al-',-
30 '''''' %,,iL.LliaGPSt ouIoN No. % Bro,'-,y
NTEAM WEEKLY u LIVERPOOL, touch
10 rr ~ Dimensions tCors ,iarn'rl me "-'lAn'Fn
,r,uer. ~ tie liverpool New ~ sn1 'al'. ihA >''-'
shin Company dlman Lne Carrying TIE T. y Mans or j"
'eidei Ia -a e. f"inw,i %. 81,
tTl ~ & ~ ~
CllY oF lost CAV, t, rs - -
A'd r.stv .aecream. sAiGRuA'. a boon 'o'" r'"' a.
sAr,, % r,.s,er.
c,,stl" IN sold or ia rlas,i-9Ir :, suR iey' 40 ~,
Vs., tsh,n - ,"lI59 /, VI -tcc,4ec Loroon.. ;, ~
~, ,s'a to is,; . al s,.cn, 70 iiaubars 3; %
p.,r,r,rs si.o forwarded TO Have tfe"en' ROTTERDAM
kitssssp. &C.. a. cquniiF ~" 'esH ,..t. 5-1 -,
80. fr,r, ,yrt ,ai .St--ua'cwn 't ta'n 70. -
- '. 49,. Ibo., s. ., ,vi.h send Tor tLeif
,,i-,., can hpv teAs % nsr- ~ sirsr rsrs
E.t ef iuf,tus'cl spfly - The 'enifhN' noes
JOHN -. DALI. Ar.ut. No. ~ bf"aI"sN, y T.
TIVE BRITISH AND E s,l,. iu AMERICAN
BETWEEN NEW -NDkk AID LlNtHf'oL tALLlNo
NJ CORK HANHUl..
AND G"TNFES kDSiUS AND LfELrOOL CALI
IkG Al HALIsAN AND corn hAkbOR
chr ,eS.f oiA rdncsday Feb.
AFRICA. .lru,es Botto''. "d"-Hy fep. -
AZ ..tsSrs Jew iofA''. .ine,day t"o .,
All Bo-tCn..... " efefoay. March
Clfts leaves N.w-f orr w edi'f day, Narch
GUIANA .lrnve. Ho.top..... W "iu.s.ey, MNch ID
sKoa NETWORK 10 LlySRr"ot.
(i.ftRuin fassa r 10. D
Second L hu Ffsshe, " 90
rRGa BOSTON To LiyEHPOoL
CiiefCnbiu FAHafr.. rilS ~
Second Cabin 70 'age........:..........,+ % u
,,bi IN vod or -lpiy sr In iuilrd States Currency
bertls not .,cuI~d nnii i"ii of.
An ,Ap.reucs. surgeon w board
dc owners of tu.se ,p, will not be accountable cr Srec
or Nnnfbc. unless bu Of Ladng having tie pressed
are signed therefor
Tor Freight OF Passage sPply to
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Eu3ccilGnrou9.
IRON FOR SALE.

IRON FOR SALE.
Il lOo trps Wrought >orap- on whuE
1o1 tom, Wrougus Fer I'm yard
spl Ton, 0. Thomas / H. iron.
80, inns 10, Allentown Pig on.
gsj Inn. Best Ear Iron-all -izos.
20 ian. Common BGr 'ron-al' sired.
IfsD TINS Spike Gods-aii sizes.
lgO tnn. Small Round iloi-al! fizcf.
For Sale, cheap ior Ca.h by ..
'' PETTEE, WILSON = Co
No. 2l3 south IT.. krw-f
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Ocean Steamers

H S. MAIL LINE-FOr CALIFORNIA
" via PANAMA..
GREAT RRDUCTiOS H. SfEGRA0E RATES.
The following hrs side vi eel steamships wi: Ne DIS
patched at MOOT precisely from Pier No. D. Noitb EiSer;
Feb. ~. COSTA AGA. Thalcpan21
(Coupectnr at Panaus with o. d Age
FEB g. OCEA QUEEN. Wcr
(Couiec ii Panama VIII Cent tutiou.)
Mach ,. NOR "a STAR SocInI.
tconneciing at faisnu wi.h 5acf'nient''
''' " '''''' y. f. ALLEN. No. sGowing Green.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ NiCAKAGCA-Shots rou'e. low Iricss-- ihe tenrdl
e,icsp Transit, Company wi dispatch on the .Jh Of
Every uarb. Pier 40. y hoLli nv Il, noon 'r linz
Il, am .ip GOLDEN RULE. u. X. EaicocS master, "a;
g,vedy reduced OF pss.ge FOR par. uars appyo
d. \. CABkIstifDN. As-nt
70 IL. Wc.i-st.. corner Of Narrenst
lghIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
IVA The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMf"Nh'o
n-w line Of hr.t.cas sdrwhrH STEAMSHIPS. between
SEW YORK and HANRE.
he hrt i've splendid Vessels intended to he put thu
fay oii;r route tie Con in.,. ave t4e following;
WASHlnIPDS........3,. tuus 9n LDfse power.
LAfAfkIi k............JItf tai-. 20 no -"-p'"er.
FUROPE..................la np4'i 5Ou bos..p Wet.
FKAhcf...................tu npau. ~ hoisr power.
NAFDLEDN ill.......i JriIingl !. 10 horse pow I.
tnii the c5npleiion OF tue rne li'I the service "'u os
WASHINGTON. A. Duchtsue; LAFAYETTE, A. 10;
'-''''' FROM EEw-YoaE TO pAVnE.
IAFAfET E.............N "dnf t'.aE slaFrh
NASH. % F,IS ........... Wsds . lay. tiaich -
Fir.t Cabin tine ~, us tab e WIN. i.........."Sl
sccorG Laoi (n aiding iib' ~ iu"j.. , - or 20.
Peyabc H. gold H. equivh,n u thtfd states currency
6EDIcaL ATTENDANCE rREx OF caAR9s
Fot lrsisat or psSs-', spply 10 ...,.,,,,,,
no. Z .Ir,, way. New.fcrt
81 Psr. No. 70 Pon'ev,Td des Capuc Dcnd Ho..; at
rsvre WILLIAM lsELIh & 90.
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.AFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFEl1, SfLLD, AND COMfOhi'
FOR BOSrOI,
WORCESTER PALMER fi!CHBGRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. rbE Wiii.E " (U"TAtSA
AHD GNrEEMEDiAfE fUiSf..
Tie nrw end stainc ,ielnarr- of The NogN lch Inc,
Gay OF Boston ard LfIi " NkNh FAX
leave Nr. ora daily un,yr rxcep , -, O'Clock , -
uom Pier No. - Norta River. loot Of Nestry ST.,
FOR AEN-l.ONGJN,
there connecting viii tbe eboat xpes IFaiu rom ne
points vi. 40 wich and Worcester, ro';'A AID " or
cc.te Worcester and A.ss. and New LONDON and oT'oesa
Raj Dads.
Freight the ra,rs For inomiior ipliFs
r. 3 aiAhflA, = gems. tbs iieI.
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,ruE GREAT INSiDE ROCTE ZOE BOS-

E>liE CHEAT INSIDE IfOI / 4 fOf DOS-
4 Tons ONlNDID3 SrEa.i.O3r LINE.
VIA OROfJA AID F"O'lnEnLt.. 49,.
THE OLDEST QJi 'htsr. SA. E5f. d. ID MOST DI.
RICE AkOlnlND " POi 4 JUl IfH,'
The ma nil eat Steamer 60 ~ 40 ~ kAhfii' on
TUESDAY, THURSDAYS ard SAiUi DAY ne .loysns
SteamrE PIN DU RI i.N ~" on q DSgAts W nONHr
O'Clock r. -.
~. These boats sar, from Pier No 10 Norm River foo:
Court aId - nd are ACKNOWLEDGED 10y teXd-u 81 .T7'
or, o ic am ING t,- a'gest cuot;a lie al
best that have ever ran ~ i.Ei waite 20 ,cae 10
sud in al weather. tiesr o)as n'assoy maze c pisr Oh
Time
IRE ualhrG irstuic. of ihrsr 20 ting p1la e.
eni. AID tat, ,ol,. my ne .c..rca Hunl'us Il
~. On e. 10 Z. roadway. end so. us Nsss.., Ss~
/ Ola. uud al no. 10 WasA1.t l, Npsf' n,
~. Z. ciAJ.,S AGENT.
Nercban..' Hsvi,at,on e.id ta.i POI a.ion Co.
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ERIE HAILWAY.-Trlius leave loot o!

ENRIN EAILW. G.--JTll'lS !tAFe iO"L %
n Chaubrr..,'.. Va. raeOtit Ferry:
m psv rNpra 5 l,r n1ard f.su, Rochfs''r, ufdo
"a auanra a.l Wet ,onnrcia Lut-i NJ ikr re
a trsid Ifaul hsway.. sgd Il suiai,cf Nil AtlaAea
. snd O.rat N.t.srI 1iHes.
t.oa ri i o and Way '.r4u dHiy, 70 UtisShr
I. a FApn~s Stall, Tor Unho connro 'ni vi" beh'
Shor, hallway,
/ ~. N " v rriin f,r pori Jersi' AID HrN5ur b. go
. ni IA It EAfTe-s, lJs lsuiiii4sue hoe"rssf, 'nnaa
Seltua Ice a 4 Ntsi.
on ~, Li.auils tsprs-, dny, for c., adiiena H'cies
to- , H. o. alsmlica nnn.i A. I'D = Coz a. = a:
,ri. with La e shore afi ,f.fd IrDIk Ia Wv, in-
Ss-tl..cl VIVA AT utic 4uj af-at NJ = Irin ..sa.t
D. M E.israu, IrsI. daily, iog b.Gso, 54-A-lea Jar
kfa AID Mts-
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ry authority cf 'loSecrcsry ofr Treasury 'ee nm
-ncG h.. aspHcd The General Subscription Agency
ff ae sil5 Of un.cl STATES TfeasuIy So's, bearing
.-ve9 ori thioetents per cont interest per annun'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Feeling Had.

Some of the more Economically endowed
Of the Republican press are raising n terrible
vail over what they call the prodigalily of
the House Of Representatives in passing the
bills for the construction Of Il shin canal
around Niagara Fails, and the building of
the Illinois ship canal, and point with dismal
loreb0dngs to the already low condition of
the National Treasury, which would be still
farther depleted through these appropriations
The New York Tribune was particularly
mourutu over the passage of the first of
these bills aud now we hear fierce denunci-
alton Of tl,a latter from the Cincinnati Com
mere ial, which pronounces II swindlo on the
niOst extensive scale The Commercial saws
of the Ohio members who endorsed IT, "We
desire the names Of members ol Ohio who
voted in the affirmative, marked by those who
object TO the prnfigate and foolish expense of
the peoPle's money in pretended pubic i'm
provemenis, that are in themselves impracL,
cable, and would benseless il made. Messrs.
Ashley, Garfield, Schenck and Spaulding vo-
ted for it, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

! Never. in our recollection, has the time been
I when popular attachment was SO strong to-
I wnrd any American staiesmau. ~ 10 now
/ maoifc,ts itself toward P,esident Lincoln -
BuDaio ESPress Il
Amid the all prevalent and audible
susurrations Of discomfort which mark the
present time. and especially since the re.
cent enterparlance in Hampton Roads, VIC
need not inform our readers that the above
paragraph is not Of recent date. They
may therefore repress the astonishment
which, at first blush. the paragraph is SO
admirably calculated to produce. II was
written prior to the assemblage Of the
Baltimore Convention in July last aud
our object in reproducing il. is simply to
exhibit il AS a reminder, OF sort OF relic,
Of a time and state OF things that are
played ont, aud thas TO revive, in some
degree. the hopes that are languishing Of
better days TO come. II is encouraging tu
reflect that such paragraphs are not written
now days. and that there is no demand
for them Drafts, taxes, deprecated cur
rcncy. slaughtered kindred, desotated
homes, and oppression in every form. are
at last beginning to tell upon the people,
aud the popular attachment that erst
manifested itself toward President Lin
coin, has ceased to manifest itself in that
particular direction On the other hand,
the overwhelming and almost universal
ruin which Lincoln and Lincolnism have
braught upon the country, is beginning to
be generally understood. and the popular
attachment" to which the Express gave
echo few months ago, is fast degenerat-
ing into popular dread aud abhorence.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
cERTIFIcArE OF AuTHoRITy

To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1880.
OFFICE AUpIToR o STATE, INsuRlNoE DIr'r,
COLUMBUS, ONO, january II, 1865
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in tie
State Of Connect cut, has ned in this Office n swoin
statement Of its conditions as required 10y the first see
ton Of the act ro reg llae Insurance Companies
Incorporated by the State of Ohio" pissed April g.
1850, and amend February o. 1854 nnd, whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that tits possessed Of at least hundred thousand
dollars o actual capital invested stocks or honds
or in mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount Tor which the same is mortgaged aud,
whereas, said Company has filed in this othce q " ril-
ten instrument under lis corporate seal, signed by
the Prefdent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents Of said Company in ihis State ae-
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf OF said
Company according to the terms OF sad law.
NOW, thetelOre IN pursuance Of the first section Ol
the aforesaid act, l, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of
Stale for OHIO, 10 hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE lNSURANOE COMPANY, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, is authorized to transact the
business Of Fire insurance IN tins State until the
thirty first day OF January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-siX. .faiIa#
SrAnPl in witness whereof have hereui, 20 sub.
ISEAL scrlbed my name and caused the seal OF my
office TO be Affixed Che day and above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
telO t.t Au ior Of STATE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
4 COIOred PREACHER at the Capt.
tai.

"Rav DR. Garnet, eolored preacher in
this city, delivered an eloquent discourse in
the Representative Hall to-day What is still
more significant a choir from one Of our color
ed Methodist Churches, assisted by white sing
ers, furnished the music for the occasion"
lhe above formed a paragraph in The
Washington special to the Cincinnati GazetteF
uuderdate OF the 18th inst 1t was only a
few days ago that a negro Of pure black was
admitted to practice in the Supreme Court OF
the United States Mud now into the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives we have intro
duced "colored preacher, who discoursed
eloquenty and colored choir that made
charming music Law praeticed in the high.
est court by black man; theology expounded
by black man in the Halls OF Congress;
black choir singing for the edi6caton of Con.
gressmen; whs: is there to prevent the black
man from controlling the legislation Of this
country, il We shah, by force Of arms, establish
the theory ol the radicals? Unqueslionably,
in such an event, the black man will be the
balance Of power in our politics. Il he com.
mingling Of the races will then not be very
far cI To this end matters are being driven
with greater degree Of rapdity than most
persons imagine Ohio Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Thc war Meetings In IsIchmond.

The War meeting held at Richmond on the
9th, of which mention has been nade in the
telegraph, seems 10 have been one of the most
enthusiastic aud fiery Of the war, and the
resolutions adopted, as given below, show
very little disposition toward nylhing but in
dependence and separation.
Resoired, That we spurn, with indignation
duo " so gross an insult the terms on which
the Prasident,Of the United Stales has prof
lercd peace to the people of the Confederate
States.
I ResolpeA That the circumstances under
which il was made, add 10 the outrage, and
stamp it AS designed and premeditaled lndi l-
nifty to our people
Reaoioed, That in this presence, and ia the
face Of the world, invoking the AID OF Al
mighty God, We renew our resolve to main
tain our liberties and independence, and thus
mutually pledge our lives, our fortunes and
our sacred honor a-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Mary 1Ihber vs. GeOrge Huber Jacob Huher John
b Hubar, Martha lInber, Ahne Huber, nnd Ann "
Huber. I.stt sti
Can't Of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county
Ohio. In Partition.
~ EORGE HUBER, Of the State Of Illinois, Jacob
VI liuber, OF 50. Joseph conniy, lpdisllR, John b
liuber. Martha Huber, Ahce Huber and khn Huber
All Of Montgomery county, ohio, will take notice that
petition WAS flei against them on the Goth day OF
January, 1865, m the Court Of Common Pleas oT
MontgOIsery county, OHIO, by Mary y uher, aud ~
now pending wherein said Mary Huber demands mar
htlon of the following real estate, to-w; Situate in
the county OF Montgomery and state Of Ohio, LOT No
3.B on Winebrenner's addition TO the town Of Mam-
isinrg, IN sAid county, plat Of which recorded in
Plat Book A, page 20 nf the records Of Montgomery
county Ohio; and that NJ the next term OF SAID court
tho said M,rY Huber will apply for an order that par
tton may be made Of said premises
TuIiI'sl .IIW lfui MARY HUBER
ApAH CLAY Attorney. .Ilu u.n.il la2lwB 7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

RlTfFEs THAT ARE BlTrERs -There are no
hers for the stomach imm. usely popular IN this
re ion OF the country as those now manufactured by
one o. Our own residents .tlr. O W. Rotnck). 5Asan
appetizer, and pl, asant and agreeable tonic they are
surpassed byno other Importation Having tried the
article, we speak rom eN pprirnce and most will
ngly recommend them ms pn inyauaLle tonic-CiJ.
ciHguii Tom Boieidl. |.H."| VII #I'
See Advertisement Callm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

Bl5~ When physicians and other men ef
equally high standrg recommend ALLEN 8
LuNG BaLsAM, for the cure of Conghs, Colds
and all Diseases of the Lungs that tend 10
Oonsumption, why should the afflicted delay
in using it2 ~ II
For sale by II. d. Carnell. fel3dIw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

gslf" Go to John W Darsls, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your FAN and Win
er Dress Goods also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, Nc, just received. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

J. s ROseberry-No. Sc Main street-is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so nor cent
below September prices, having boug ght since
the great decline. J|sf tr
Go see them. Ills ali true. ...Tl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

blSTSC0YlLLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP for the cure OF ScROFuLG, WnITg
SwELMNG, and other diseases Of the Blood
When such men as DR.. Il s Newton, profegs.
or IN IPne OF the most prominent Medical Col.
legcs Of Cincinnati, G. W. Pratt, NJ. d., and
A. CASTOR, NJ. d., come out and state 10 Ihe
world that this Medicine ScovILL's BLdop
AND LlyER SYRUP, cures Scrolula and other
eases eansed by impure blood, where an other
remedies have hiled, no one should doubt M
virtues or fail to use IL in any disease which
is caused by impure state OF the Blood.
fel3dlw 1'o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

lou hNILlh, hf.i feptctnher 10, 1863.
Oh The 22l Of July last submitted. through an
agent OF mlne. 10 the Me- ical Director n the Depart
nent ei ,hr Cqmberlaud sample Of my Ccifon
Rtiers FOR his inspection, and requested IT, after nn.
alysis, he iouut tmerltouOus, 70 sanction and mp
prove its u-e among our soldiers.
fie following u TUG Medical birer t.rs reply. md
also General ko-ccnns' permission TO ship ag doz u
at Oncc, to tHvelt sold 10 suffers.
JOHN BULL.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Biltcrs will do no harm
to any one, Il ialten properly and in moderation.
see no objection 20 Dr. Bulls being permitted, 10 dis.
pose ofit b suters.
"A. HENRY THURSTON.
FSurgeon and Meocal Llrector, J.. .C.v
"HFspQuAErERs DeP'T OF rus CUMEFRL.SD.
"NAsnyLLE, TENNfssEE, July -, 1868.
'nr.Johu RlhFs agent, Mr.. -----, has pernissfon
To ship 10 Nashville Tennessee twenty. five prog Tor
no dozen) uf Bulrs Cedroa Rius, for Hlleto Snne,A
IN the army only. .
The regulation Of ire Treasury Derart,ncni are
70 he complied with stIiciiy. ~ ".
"By command OF Major General Rosecrans.
''WM. NJ. MILES,
"Mao' and Provost Marshal General"