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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

TIE
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL STOCK..................Sl ,OVU,OOO,
Divided into 2OO, 0O0Shares al - per share.
SUBSCRIPTION PRlt =.
TO 10000 SHARES ONLY 80 ID PER SHARE.
STOCK Issued FULL PAID u.,,.
ESQ, 900 CASH APPROPRIATED As WOhhINt
CAPITAL.
pbEsirFHT... ...l-A!Ati ~ 49,;
NIcg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nj. STEWART
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. SMITH
SlcRETARf. J. HAREISON.
ISAIAH LUKENs, ROBERT SMITH:
W. b. saIIH, EDWD. f. CUsEMAN.
W. ~. STEWART.
oFFICEs-No ~ P1NE.STREET, NETWORK.
AND SOS. 23 Nd "a WASHINGTON BUILD
lNGS no. 2Ii South Thiri.ti., below Wal
mutt PHILADELPHIA.
The intrinsic vane of their territory greater than that OF
any Oh company before the public with the same
amount capital
The Director invite al who desire investing IN oil stocks to
cot at Offices ard examine prospectus, dftusls &c.
where they cannot isl to b. fatisdei ths the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
orgiisrd such basis that sooGhodcrl cannot ii! to
nj, profit aside from the question oil oil alto
geth.r.
me boor ~ subscription win be open for short time
longer a. the OIL OF the Company.
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BAsE OF fHK MixuATTAg COMPANY, }
NAVY ORR. February ], 1855.
VSNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS oi tbe
4 MANHATTAN COMPANY have declared a semi Al.
snsi DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT free from Govern
e, TAI Of protts o. hs last six months pagan Oh
J. S. HARBEaGCR, Cs.Lisr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

CAPIrAL STOCK. 30D, 900 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, 81 PER SHARE
20, 600 SHARES, OR Slc6,00O. RESERVED fOn
WOALISG CAPITAL, To DEVELOP THIS
SPLENDID OIL PROPERTY.
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10. ~ BROADWAY, y. y. .
AND BALTIMORE MD.

Tbs Co,uy organized under tho iavs 81 ID" State 81
N~u York T principal office IL No. II froedNHy VINE
bfa IN Office ~ rhrdphl and baltimore icf tn. coivrh
..e OF tub. -rb.rs vhfl- the cgrhfr O stock VIII Dc
sued 10 sabscrbrs ~ books ready without
dsv The rropry hes rsc,'d "iL great care during
constatly of,ll- "a Oh Crcek aud throughout the -n
oil rs-iop IA. prunsvyrnia well Ne.trTu virginia AID
wa ot rer, sell the os;lsib- ruricsr 81 n'
v.oru aud Producing OIL ten wells under
contract and being bored With yiror tv,y acre o TINS Soin
,a, rofrty r. bottom and the best II boring land much
I'll on O Crcek CheYry Run Chery lpe Cres. Wsinu;
Rem Aehsny Rivei ed other where the lands sr
being letf op.d wIthgo succetf.
OFFICE ~ NV .iOtk, where frCsPcctm aid oVery In
''--''' '-' No ~ BROADWAY NETWORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

[TTNUE STEAM SIONE NIITIK IUWPhN1
i will LFASE thri- M4criues Tor qlsrryng aIy snd o.
rock A. any anal. Fry cents per d.y iof rsh nis aoF
,.v,d They y II do Of thirty ard tsko to
son. out ii the quarry sufficiently 1ns~d ~ masonry a'
hudnz prrposcs Go limunicaiionl .e;ns o. TIE ~ es
,bould b. addressed &c the STEAM STONE CUTTER 90,
utleud Vernon model Il tho Macinne snt s.lp. o.
stone "a, by 1t be- q, W o. RUaCLEso oi'cs, Nc
~ Ngist
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PRoPIITY ~ TIFF VERY HEART OF THE OIL RI
OIOSs OF yENASGo Co. Pa
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Tf.fIILEt
FRANCIS 4. PALMER President B-ostw,y Bank, y. ~
yo,s: NATHAN EINDALL.. e. President United Stats
1ol.graph Company. Now.YoIki ALBERT IA NiCuLAi, Of
Albert H. Hicoay Co.. STOCK Agct aneor, d hIoAers No
y Willia'as,. Nov fo,i. EUGENE ). JAGksOA. o. fo
,.lu, 4 Jeesoa p,nkes ald BroftTs n, - EIcbsnre-
MO- grgy.Yorl: EDM- Nd C. STLDiiaN Secretary New.
fos pc,oiecr steek ioa'4 sld htoa,r no ~ troId '.
CTS 4. GOODWIN, Pin le'pli.i NObERf tLAkkSOS, Of
Cirkson Co., l1ti- 20 ~ son. Third st. Phisdsi'
Tie great stgsntsgs lat his Company Possesses oTeT many
20 tee. a. 60 ui3-ifcc. OH Territory hss front, be
,gtpsiod on to famous OF Crel sid n, Allegheny Rive:.
The Coal Lands q too Coapsny 'o Of i've seaest Inn
rosneo "a Inny WORK. re Idle lor the OF fuel
and hieh viii yt.d large Tire Company now
vigorously prosecuting ia orh, ,nd te ve-y cz,enye Work
~ Cspiiel Of 900 "a alons sufficient sealnee tha, large
sud rss- month div ieId H,y BE- expected at .aEy
day .hloh viii the Stool 70 rapidly rise ia value
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stockholders mrctinss.

OryIer OF THB DrBroUE AND siorx City RAiLaoAD Co
DvBuQuE Iowa. January u, 1865
VNaE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhold.
ere Of tho Dubuque aud Sioux City Railroad mpsny will
be held a. the Office Of III. Company in Dubuque, Iowa on
MONDAY February 49, 1855 10 O'Clock for the puf'
pos. cf eecng Directors or the eIu Of Two years
LOUIS BOSOT Secretary.
CLEVELAND. CoLrSBrs and CiScISs.rI RAILROAD Co..
CIvyELASp. o.. Jan. .. 1865.
TIVE ANNUAL MtfHING OF the Stock
hoier Of this Company, for the Election Of Directors
end transaction Of Other business vii b. neg * ,ne
fire OF tn. Company in l-velsnd Oio WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY H., B.a in accordance with amended bylaw inc
transfer books viii BE- cose'. from the evening OF February
until February 10 GEO II. RuSsELL Stcietaly'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

NEW-lOHk SAVINGS BANK,
toru-l tul-ts-rih-si md Eglth fvr. Oen DAILY
from / g. q. Do. WEDNESDAYS I'D tATUhbAfS tom
Io1p o. slN Pkf CENT Interest siioy'o r rom Gov.
-in Ilr D~p,-i,s made before February l. III
dlsw iuirr-s. ilot. tina date. -
X. H. frLL. --cr.iafy. TiOs. CHRIS =, fiefi'cn'
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NOIICE.-The EAST RIVER BANK Will
v or.anze practicable Nsiione B-nE, with
..a capital increase to s3Uoro].
Levin. ,upua Of 20 cent, dividend ~ socf oil
q pr viii b. made 70 Ireseut hae.oidr-a tie Fe
Of e surplus viii he participated by tire ncieaied
siocA g.. 80.
he subscription boob Is open at the Be4A No u
,ro.f N,aw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

~ A~T IsINr. .ssANN --inO Annual Election
e. r Gft-en DIRECTORS AID ~ re lurl. c0r O. LEO
Il ,n Of the at River Bank viii b, ne TUESDAY, tie
day Of ruary l65, IT theiI banking houts no ee'
Broadway. Pos open iIoui 2 70 p. IL. ,,.,. -
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OFFICES or TIE COMPANY.
no. 81 WILLIhm-sT.. NETWORK,
no. i2i SOUTH THlHD.ST.. PHILA.
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NRGANs (Church) FOR sALE.--One Second


lTHE WEBER PIANO-FORrE-
i s admitted the BEST Piano-Fode made because the
b-,. being practical ucosoic Of ioss experience
Is sl.o THOROUGH MUSICIAN thu conninns advnn'
,r,s other Ia IN. United "a
s1ch Il thu testimony Of 5. Is Mills Robert Heller Geo T.
r.,ow Wn. Mason 4. jerome ttoikn.. Chsa Frsdr MIX
N.rexr Cal An.chui, John IGBdie Maurice Strskoscn
G ,vani sconcis and every good musician IN the United
states AL admit tei great socrosiy
Wa.eYoo ,ns, No. IsJ West Broadway. NEAR Canast
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
No rs WALKER-Sr. Nsw-iorS.
Ou- Company being ecnro-.d entirely Of superior
" ,nen enabled produce perfect fiAno-
gofte THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
Every lnsisurncn, guaranteed COR Five f'ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01
MASON Il HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS.

vi THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS II other hstt
pr-niums hay. been awsri-d to "a within ew y"af' or
INV BfST Of tits class Over two hundred OF
b. no ingui-ed nsc 81 Nc" ORR and other pm.
ripl dec that the instruments oil our MAKE rAe'
otu-rs. -re parruars N eiFcu.aTsl Sa''sre9nls 10
klorce Z n March " III to No so Bra 4dr.y.i
MASON BROTHERS
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LAZLETON RKOTHERs.

Ia OyERSTRUN0. GRASD AND SQUARE
PlANOLFOEfE MiHUFACfD.EaS -
No Princ-. west OF Brsai"ay, S~w-r ORR
Thee Pieuos have Away received the nsst premium "ner
ever they exhibited written guaranty ior hT'
ycGrs sccoIap.uies zach PianO.
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Hluslral Instruments

COTTAGE SQUARE PIANOS.-A fine AS
" OF urvsied PIANOS. warranted in all re-
specs without regard FINE at prices lower than any
othrr lrs-class house. s. j. CHAMBERS.
No TlJ Broaaway.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-05
The Spanish Press on Lincoln's Re-
Election,

We give below, extracts from the
Democratic press, published in Madrid,
showing the spirit in which the news
of Lincoln. reelection was received ut
the Spanish Capital '-" t.s. -
Praise eternal TO the Republic Of the
United States! Abraham Lincoln, the
Washington of the slaves, the patriarch
OF universal liberty; the iilustrious mag
istrste who renews world aud who
comes to wipe out the long unduring in-
justice Of history, is raised anew tO tie
Pres sidency re cleercd by that great pco-
pie of severe Republicans. The United
States have demonstrated on this supreme
occasion that in free peoples the princi.
pc Of gQy,rum"rt has more strength,
more power, than In those where suthori
ty is imposed by force aud appeals to
violence. lincoln, on taking power,
unclaimed war IN the United S,atss, be.
cause he presented the hottest Of ideas
the obolition Of slavery. The United
States lave given torrents OF blood, noun
tails OF treasure, aud in order to show
tot world that they are not weary, that
They dD not repent, re elected the mlr
who personifes this glorious war at whose
conclusion stands the emancipation o
the shve--Lib.riy-the fact most sub
| Inns nnd trsnscendsnt of all history, III,
honor of modern civilization. Let u
j ,ice, ihen-rejoico the people every
where The greatest OF republics give
the example most sublime which histor!
frecor,ls--brtoks the chain OF the slave
! Eternal praise to the Republic of III
United States. '.s'ar Hr'n ,a.f la.,. iys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-05
The Wealthiest Man--An Annual
80 Innnma of SIS. 100000. -.

Alexind,r T. Stewart. the dry goods
-nabob Of New York, has the largest in
come D amy man in America, or (proba.
bly) in the world. He has lately paid
an income tax ., $3.50 000!-Un u net
income of fus million dollars! M
This would be the interest a, 9 per
cent, of over eighty millon-. We knpw
81 no cases among tbs wealthy men OF
England thai surpasses or equals this;
aud we.suppuse A. T.. Stewart is the
"richest man" living. l..i.
Mr.. StewBrt's nnnual business is thirty
millions, ard his pFotits--as appears nv
his tsx--are five millions a year. He
owns fourteen miHions in real esiute.
Moses Taylor, who psyS, tax"s ON an IN
come ol $500 ,00u, Can scarcely he called
a wealthy fnsn in compbrison with Mr..
stewart. What a vast amount OF good
might be don't with such an income as
Stewari's!--Harford Times.
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R.per, Of the Attica Aid Society.


<I.I, ~ Africa, Jan. 81, 1865, I,
EprroR TIrFrS TRIBuNE:--Plssse per
nit ~. through your medium to report the
doinrs Of the Attica Aid Society during
The, past season. AS our society is quite
small, what we have done may appear
quite meager when rconiptred with what
larger Societies are doing, "but we must
not dispise, the day of small lhings," but
trv and be fconteni, and still work on,
aud do what we con for the benift of
those who have suffered so much for US.
We huve taken in during The season, the
sum Of S2Sl "A ofDwhich we. have cx.
pcnded S26s a. leaving d bslnhce Of
gig es stili IN the l'reasury.
We have sent to the ,Christian Com.
mission at Cincinnati, Z boxes containing
the follhwing articles: 70; Jf-tA
a Dressing Gowns, 80 prs Drawers,
81 shiris, ii Sheets, Quilts. ITO Towels
THahdkerchieft.7 Pillow cases, 3 81.
lows, Sc prs Socks, Il prs slippers II
Mans, Z lbs Rags, 207 yds' Bsndage, 30
Pincushions filed, lbs Lint, 10 Needle
books filled, sILCsus ft,iit, 81 lbs Dried
upples, 8 los Dried peaches, 8 lbs Dried
c rcherries,T 80 lbs Driel currants, 6 lbs
. Dried ELlerborries, 2 n. Dried cof,i, do
Hops, / ID Sage, one barrel Pickles, also
books aud papers.
Mrs. 10 IN RICE, President.
Mrs. I9A!BLODGET, Vice'Prcst.
Mrs. ", R.iMoLrY, .Soc'y, lAu
Mrs. Lucy WISE. Teas.
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Administrators Sale of Real
h"i far @ Estate.

In pursuance to nm ordsn NJ de hy the
Probat Court for Seneca county, in the
Sta eof Ohio. viii cell at Public Auction
10 the highest bidder. but at not less than
two.thirds the appraised value, on the 2sth
day Of Jannary, 1865. at ! o'c'"ck p NJ, ,
on the premises. the east half OF ia Lot
number sryen. (7) ii the village OF Atlien,
ID Senech county, in the STATE OF Ohio, with
all the Appurtenances. being the foundry.
owned by Ihe late Samuel Croxton, deceased .
To be sold free from dover or other in
Gu nbranoe., ope-shirdr Of the purchase
money to he paid on The day OF sale. and
the balance IN two equal ipstalments at six
and twelve months respective y The de
ferred payments 20 be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. and to btar interest
from the day Of sale. 49,
Z Tho purchaser will-be required TO pay
LOO We 'SSa' pa SAMUEL SEED.
dmihisirNtnr on, the Estate OF Samuel
C-cxtoh, decreased 'a 90 4'.rI nfAs
J X HcRp. Attorney. III
December %. fe6i-4w 81 40
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THE rIrFIN MARKET.
eosa.c1tp vl,sl1.lrs D syr,ru,


eoRsScrKp wkkkLHRrS S SSxirH.
TfEfs, Jan. 5, 1865.
FLoUR-sl0 90 .lt
wUEAT--Firm at 81 rs
CoRN-Firm /, 81 90 TOR .hellsd from
teams.
oAfs-Fam al sSc7faoh teams l
wooIs--SelHne at sOCesSe. n F
SEED-clover st4. Timothy IS 70.
FLAX sgED--s9 g0per bushel.
RYE--Sl 40 per busheI.
CANDLES -StCarine 3oc, talrow2a a2sc'
SOAP-German 10. Common &c NJ q
TALLow--l2@l6,-, Grease Q9s,
PorAToES--7Se@sI t'-1Hl "u
PoRK-Ptr tJr, sas ooaio 90. .i- n
wHIsKY-csma0n Fet gallon 81 %.
Rye 50 co.. ....... -.,f...t,-.. ...f
dAhs--lS9lse. h.ssta7ug s,4s .t,ai
HlDES--Grcen s., dry Ice G
iCALF SKirsse i2sc 9Rirg-kius iOe1 :
SHEEP PELTS-fresh 25c@sl 50.
BEESwAX- SOC pcrpcund f.t q
BUTTER --40c per pound ,
EGGS--30c per du1sn.
LARD-Kcg.. 2Oe.
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From the Army of the Potomac
Bold Rebel Dash.
- WAsntsGron, Jan. ., lS66.

sa A.. WAsntscros, Jan. ., ls6o.
Informaton from the Army Of the
Potomac 10 the evening of Saturday. is
as follows; About daylight this morning
our pickets in tha. portion OF the iron,
line betwe cen Forts Howard and Wsds-
worth, now occupied by the lst aud Sd
brigsdes Of the Is, Corps, were surprised
BY about 300 rebels, who charged uain
them without any previous warning, and
drove them back within their intronch.
ments. killing two, wounding three, and
captvring thirty. The rebels then gath.
cred the blankets md knapshcks which
our men left at their posts, and returned
u their ranks, without losing 8 man.
The stack was so uususpec,ed and was
so quickly over that the nffi.ers Of the
gusrd had not lime to gre orders 10 the
men. with view to resist, until they had
f,lien back upon the inlrcnchments.-
The assault was ofthc most furious char
acter, the enemy charging with ycls, and
firing rapidly as they advanced, very nat.
urslly inducing the belief th1t Il WAS an
attack in force. The scattering 6re
maintained BY our )lckcts during the rc.
treat was intellectual, and the enemy did
not remain long tn ugh for those behind
the inlrenchmpnts TO be aroused. Moth
ing further of interest has uansp.red
here for few days past.
sHrnxAss cAPrURED coTros.
The Times Washington special says
it has authority for stating that the cot
ton crplured at Savannah will be taken
and sold by the Gpvernueat.- | any acr.
sens claiming it can show valid claim
they With sreimbjrsels 4 r-s a
II reported that Sinun Dfspcr, Col.
lsctor Vf New York, has hccn appointed
agent al SGvaiinah 10 supSrinrnd the
shipment and sale Of the cotton.
.hHN sEw REBEL PIRATE. b.
Thc new rebel pirate Sea King, with
her name changed to Shenandoah, is re.
ported actively at work on the Atlantic
Csptain Hanson, OF the hrtg Sussn, re.
ports the dcstruction Of his-vessei; alsC
Of the barks Elera, L D. Godfrey, 81,
Clair. Charter Oak, aud the ship KITE
Prince captured aud bonded. She sent
the Offices aud mon captaredto Drazil
The Shenandoah carries four 6S SpounGei
smoth borcs, Two IL pourders, and threc
s2.poundef rifed gups,5g fs~.~-
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Fifty picked men are now in cOmmlnt
OF Farr0w's Island, in James r yer, neu
Dutch Gap, and The rebsls hsy5 beer
driven BY this party, from an importan
point oppOs te the lIowlelt House bat
terry. .s'aFr' s,' .faI. .afa.,..
!, Among tue rcsu,s accomplished by
the movemeGt, is the destruction of tn,
,pontoon bpdts uscd by the rebels fo
making explorations, -,- '''.-
! Activity continues within the rebe
lines. Tbs troops which evscuSted Sa
vannah, are doubtless on the wsy 70 re-
enforce Lee, also, Rrtckinridge's; and W.
may look for hustle movements hy Lee
soon. ..fi .Hf...iI Hl ...H .......
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OF We would call attention to the
advertisement in another column of the
In,srnsl Revenue SPeeisl Income Duty
Of Eve per cent, ss'ihe parties intcrcst-
ed will save themselves trouble and cx
pense 2Sy attendipg TO this matter
promptly,
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MARRIED.

SHUTS -GoE fSCHlNs-. On the 9th Of
December, by Rev, J II Go1d, at the Davis
House, Nr. Joan SHUTS, Of Sridusky Do, /,
aud Miss Eveline Goetscl ius, Of Clinton
Township. -" .r
WORCESTERSHIRE On January Sd. by
ths sAms. Mr. Martin Bows-r aud Catharine
Smith, both OF Clinton Township.
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Testimonial 70 yioe7 7Admiral Far
jl ragut. tIgl.il
Presentation Of $4,000 to the vice-Admiral
-Adaess by Moses Taylor, Esq Adni
Raniv

Presentation Of $4,000 to the viCe-Admiral
Adde'S by Moses Taylor, Esq. Admi'
raj Farrsgut's Reply.
brfOn Saturday morning last, Vice Admi.
raj Fsrrsgut was presented with the sum
OF fif;y thousand dollars, recently collec.
led By a committee Of New York cit;zsns.
The presentation n took place in the Gus
. ltom.House, in the presence OF large
number Of oar most prominent cilizens.
The meeting was called TO order by Mr..
Moses Taylor, who, on the beh1lf Of the
Committee, read the following address:
To Vic. "A dmirdl DAVID 6. FARRASuT,
Senior Flag Officer gf' u. United
States Ndvy. '' .''a ii' i'.'i. 2fa4
Dean SIR: It is but an act Of duty on
The part OF the citizens of this commercial
scommunityto ok now ledge tie brilliant
services you have rendered to the country,
in guarding its maritime interests, PRO,
tectiny its commerce, and maihtdning
the honor Of its dag.
TIE ga.laulry displayed by the feet
which, under your orders, opened the
hiI.issippi from the D'ita to, ilIg Cres
cent city, descrvelly won the applause Of
grcbliul people, anu stlll leNCr w 'hc
contest nov wsgiug for restorat'ous Of the
National authority, and the possession Of
iii, forts aud territory o. the Unhn, your
. Unparalleled skillald dauntloss integrity
ip forcing the entrance of the Bay of
Mobile, and capturs of its dclenses,
thrilled the hearts OF your country men
aud excited. the admiration Of every gem
erous nation. = Sc
The deeds which Illustrate alike your
name aud the naval history of the Il pub.
lie, have been 6,ly recognized in your
promotion to grade higher than hsS cver
been known Ia the American Navy; a
rank fairly won in bloody conflict, justly
bestowed by the Government,ar and gladly
huiled by the American psople. vsa
The citizens of New York can Offer no
tribute equal TO your claims ON Their
gratitude and ufrection. Their earnest
desire is to receive you as one = { their
number. aud to be permitted, as fellow
citizens, to share in the reuown you viii
bring to the metropolitan City. 30 p %.
.s, This desire is felt in common with the
whole. community, ant, in the hope that
p. it may not be inconsistent with your own
views, the grateful duty has been ean6ded
. to usof placing in your hands the &c
com2unying tes,imoniu and
We remain, with the highest respect
and regard, faithfully your friends.
...' Moses TAYLOR, Cbsirnpn.
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,A.ala feel |. desire 10 be with you.

But, geptlemen, You know | am pub
lie officer, and must re just whefo | am
ordered. fLesd applause, Stilbit m,y
be that, constantly with my obligations,
lean be here; and I VIII sndesvor to
make sucbIsgrangement,, il il appears
that at the sane time cat petfofm my
duty to my eoahtrys Great applause. ]
After some remarks by Collector
DRAFEs and Mr. A. A. Low, the meeting
disPersed.-sNe~ York Times
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SOLDIERS

You ought moi 10 be without such valuable msdi :.
cine. The Circ'nbai National Union. of April
24th. salS that thorsands of ouT sodiei' ave bee
,.ysd ~ ihe nse or Gkisud's strti-i'h"lera viz.
tnre For sale by ntuggistsht 5fcrntsrer bolte.
General depot, No. . East Founh street, Cincin
natl, Ohio. Oot3
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DIR TOBIAS
V,nhfian Horaa Isninnan

In Pin, b,ule, rIFTY CENT cure, lsmsnsS,
iui,. ga,l,, collie, sc. Read the foil'winrt .I, .
tr.Toni,s We have used Tor he past year, your
iot,e Lm,ment ioi iAmenru. Lick,, lfuiss,, collie,
md cats, aud in every instance bund Vt The hest
Ntirle ever ttieo IN ,hi, circu, company. plesp
,shd 81, dos.p, =. ts only liniment We use now.
We have iu' hor,e,, some very r-lpsbl., and we 10
rot want to l.uvs town without u.
WLU. ..t.n aNfHf H .Ia HYATT FROST,
Msnasct NarAmhutxh & Co.'S Menre.ti,.
Sold by pll druggists. urce, sc Cou'sndt St, ".
Nav 10. 1864 31aI
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Noticcin Partition.

Sardis Bt1nyhr. ChaflcsTaylor. George
taylor, Oscar Fw hes Anstin. Is Taylur aud
Della Ia, lor are h,rebl nOtifrd thar u pnr
,itiun was filed ngainsp IhrprnIt the Ith day
of Dce,mbtn, AoD ls6i, la the Court OF
Common pleas within aud for the county ui
Sindusky State Of Ohio, 6y Jlmes Justice,
Executor OF the last Nill uf Austin Tay'
l5r. dretased, and isnow .pcndlug. wherein
tse snid Exeeuior demands partition OF the
following real estate, situated IN th, county
of Lucas, Stat Of Ohio, tb.wiu "'
Rsrre Tn geetion Dasrfu,ton M or Aero,
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uUnBgL's GuI.DENBirTERs. A purely ,ss.
III s,shle tonic, iovigctatins and nreasihea'aE
FOt,lds,ths system sssint III. evil siissii Of rn.
wholesome wa,sr
W care Dy'pepdN.
Wineo,r ws,Snesf. a.t.l .s.a.e
wili snrs Grr.t,l p,riHir.
win cure iis7' bt,.
wiiicute tisNitsh',,rts ..I .. l..
w'll,nte tavtt 'r'tn',
winst,itc ~thrttt5 'shs,lthS sps.ih,.
viuiaNsorais sac s-trsa al iss,,iau ,qd a''d'
st,,ey iucrea thstcu pstr,uts Of the body AID tie
force or The c,tcalsdon, unsin r'et ~ EsaetAi
soucsorsm cfyh1 'yFsm, sOs,a,nins, ,us pSi'Onoa'
drugs,Radi,
The BrsTToS BlrrEss ioh. WORLD.
4 raittHsli, earnestly solicit 81. aH
GEo. C.itUBaEi 4 CO.. r,oafistor, Hudson,
New vors. Cenusi Depot Awotiesu ENPrsn putld'
tus. s.. iiu i,op,u,s,, ,Nsw Notk,
S-tor .aleb, DuEun'. Gfocets,Se. 20 I'
eR-For sale ", T,lRa by DUBOIS CO.. aud j.
=. MARQUARDr.
Oct. 90. isGl, .Ii.t
'H.d ad' 'tIsas ,'.a.tr. .is t..
1'fs
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Business Property For Sale

wlu sell my Business Block. situated on
Market Street, opposite the Court House.
tjhin. Ohio bis property is in the busi,
meas center OF the city. always commands =
good rent from prompt paying tenants. and.
upon the investment, Yields better interest
than any other property ia the city. .ua f,
! G + SENEY,
Office over Tomb, huss & Co.'S Bank.
nes,.n.t a = an AxSF srra1e -