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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

A correspondent writes 10 know
whether slavery is already abolished by
the amendment 10 the Federal Consti-
tuition, adopted by Congress. We an
swer, no, she amendment Is inopera-
tive until e has been ratified by the
Legisiaturez Of three-fourtbs OF all the
States
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

We read several days ago, with much
qualification, sn srticle in toe Dispatch IN
opposition to theb passed by the common
council at its last meeting, cresting the Of
Zee Of City Attorney. The argument Of
the Dispatch cannot be coutroverted. The
city has no need Of an attorney. The Office
will be sinecure, yielding g large salary
enough for a cabinet afEair-without ben
eft 70 the corporation.
II the municipal Legislature deem il
sound policy to impose an additional fne
upon persons brought before the Recorder,
let Il SO provide. But do not apyro pirate
money &c fee some otherwise briefess law
yer. Pat 1t il the treasury and let il be used
70 improve the streets; or 70 pay the inter
est on the city debt; or to Increase the
school fund, and give the poor children Of
Nashville chance 10 get q little book
learning" as we'll as street experience.
II the City Council wish to know what
the people think about the matter, il can
! learn By submitting the matter To them. II
/ would be voted down by overwhelming
1 odds. And We beg gentlemen Of the Coun-
I cil 10 remember that they will not much
/ longer be above respecting the voice Of the
| people, Next fall they will, IL the present
igHs sre not deceptive, have 10 come before
the people for election. Then they will
not be 80 DESTROYS Of mulcting the people
! Tor the benefit of some fellow too shallow
70 earn a support by his brains, and TOO
/ lazy 10 work.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Mr. Hunter IN his Richmond speech
said:
Although he Was noalarmist he would
say let Us DO 80 nov tsrm the uegroes)
OF We must make Ip oug minds TO see
the army defending our capital recede
These were distasteful things There
was danger around us snd he gave warn.
ing of Il
II only the arm.ag Of She negroes
gives hope Of saving Richmond the
rebels might as well reoede. Ethiopia
stretches forth her hands, for saliva
ton, not 70 have her chains re-riyetted.
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Notice.

OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. ,
NASHVILLE. Feb. is, 1855.
ME are now prepared to run Messenger tn
w weekly 70 CLARKsY ILLE, us EdgeEelc and
Kentucky Railroad. and al lnternedisss Saeons
Messenger Leaves Nashville every Mobday " ed
nesday and Friday mornings, a. $50 an.
For raIss and particulars, enquire Of
fe6l6-2v JOEL DAVIS, Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The rebel General Hood, on taking
leave Of his army, said he was the vic
tim Of croakers. Of what were his
thousands of dead the victims? Of
ineompetent hardi-Hooi?
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County Oourt at carthaqe--smith county

FEBRUARY TERM, lso5
Ih0mEs Piper, ct ale. }
Nz.
Marinds Piper, 81 e.
"a appr aring 70 the G,f4cton o. the Court that
the defendants, Wm. II. Piper and Henry 4. Hay
ME- are nonresident Of the state Of Tennessee, 80
IN a. the ordinary process Il law cannot be served
OF hen = j. tuCT5f re ordered that publ cation be
made ia the Nashville Union, & newspaper pub
lj>h Cd in the city Of Nashville, for four successive
yyeHas, Teq3lTng the sad defendants 70 appear be-
fore tHr County Court OF said county, on the FIRST
MONDAY n April 1855, then and there t. plead an
5wsr On demurto b u fled IN SAID Court Tor Ssis q
land, or the same viii be tsken for confessed and
zgyior trial eG pare as 70 them
r ". TURNER Clerk.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Let no one vote for ihe rejection OF
the proposed amendments 70 the Con.
st,tutou Of Tennessee, on the ground
Of irregulg.ty. Il is not irregular to
save the Stala,-and 10 make the people
once more prosperous and happy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The telegraph tells US South Carolina
Is the worst whipped State in the coun-
Try. Wash her back with saltwater,
and give her another dressing She
can't get more than her share
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
10 THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

=. -
WASH NeTOs, Ian. y. 1868. J
UTHEREAs. BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w pra euted % the undersigned. II has been
raaie.io appesr thai 'tTHE sECJND NATIONAL
BANh or NASHVILLE" IN the city ofNashvila.
Ia the comfy Of DaT dson, and Stale CT Tennessee
has ten duly organized under and according to the
'reeure1nenus OF NE Act or Congress, entitled "An
act to provide a National Currency, secured by
ri, DE OF United States hon d, and 70 provide for
tha circulation sid redemption therPoE'' approved
June Sd, 1861. sBd has com. lied with III TIE pro
visions OF said &C., required 20 Re COMPLIED with
fore cOmmencing the business Of banking nnder
sad Act:
Now, therefore, T. Hugh McCulloeh, COMPTROLLER
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that ssThe 81
cond N.tional Bank OF Nashville" in the CITY OF
Nashville ia the county Of David on and ST ste al
Tenne ssee, j. sUthoTIzed 70 commence the bn.i-
uess Ct BANKING under the Act Aforesaid
IN testimony whereO, " t7ess my
TO- hand snd seal Of Office, this 1hutr-fr-a
( S-HH1 day Of January. Is65.
w ~ HUGH MoCULLOCH.
Comptroller Of the Curr-ncy.
Rs-The above iustitu.i Jon y y be opened 70 Fusi-
ness D the course o. afsw days, Of which due no
tee VII be gwen.
fsbI7-2m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The Chattanooga Gazette Of Friday
says Colonel James P. BrOwnlow.
Of the First Tennessee Cavalry, arrived
in this city yesterday evening, on his
way to Nashville 10 report for duty.
The gallant Colonel has not been able
10 dispense with his crutch yet, though,
he SAYS, he can ride without difficulty
and that he cannot remain longer away
from the active scenes of camp life.
Tenuenseaus delight to honor this brave
and dashing officer He is worthy oi
their admiration and love. Many off
GERS IN his present condition would re
main quietly at home. May his eagles
soon disappear, and, in their stead, oUl
people will delight TO see stars kept
light by deeds of valor
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
The Ex.Utah Governor on the Siiua-
ton.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 0.
Hon. Col A. Cumming, Governor OF
Utah under the Buchanan adminisira
tion, has lately arrived in the Confed-
eTacy. and states that leading men told
him that the contest was not to abolish
slavery but 10 conquer and hold the
country. It was then the purpose 70
cell lands in order to pay the expenses
Of the war, and keep the negroes IN
servitude for fifty years.
When a man ernbarks in the business
Of lying, he should 60 in deep. There's
10 u-e in skirming along the surface
hesitatiugly Cumming understands
the thing, and boldly plunges in up to
his chin. Beauregsrd viii die Of jeal-
Ousy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

NEw YORK, January, 1865.
The Eureka Gin Association is the Original and
Largest Gift Association in the country,
Its business continues to be conducted in a fsiT
and honorable manner, and q greatly increasi a.
trade ia proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate this method Of obtaining rich
and elegant goods. None can receive less than the
value OF their money, as no art Gle on our List is
worth less than One Dollar, retail, and there are
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun-
try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gifts, may be seen on fle az our office.
Parties dealing with III may depeut on haUrg
prompt returns. ~ the article DR., / be i'm
mediately sent 10 tu, res. 'yret- mail Ore1-
press
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Gus Henry, speaking of the negroes
says let US free themen but " keep the
women" An, Gus, have YOU lost your
morals IS well az your patriotism?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Ben Harrison, late Colonel Of the
10Th Indiana, has been confirmed q
Brigadier General He is a grand son
Of old Tippecanoe.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Chronlr essss

with saasfs, aoa K1sumsfsln. AhsenJns Of the
Lugg5s piHsasss Of tie Trrost sweliod Joini-,
5eH l4mIs Heglsy, Pans, ucers, CsECer, Gravel,
Dis6see- Of th5 Hes-t and LIVER, Inflammation Of
the stomach, hsursiga, Rin,Fs EYl OF Ssrofula.
Deafness, Diseases 81 ths Eyes, Dstaiitated sys-
tens, Dysp0PalE Or Ind s,sstlon, aad C505umptOn-
t0"other Nth al Private Di-easea ani
Diseases OF the L EiuRFy Organs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man. stop before you further Ro. " Al
tseGses subject y Man. th8rs IL di7esse 10 hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and pnyaclalls are
scarce that understood treating e agd 70 you esh
say thai hsva cured dozens IN tns clty, ~ Nei5ts
10 different 5tstss who have spent dollar AFTER dol
lar. sud are uD8 vel cured By me. am daily re-
csVng letters and 5euLng oed'cinr % ~ parts o.
- c.apGry M = yg0rd. Al that are diseased ~
snz vsv and VII give mo call VII give ssti=-
ss-ton Tor All Of the dssasGs UlenrOaed 10 thi3 81
ysrtsegneus. The hest u references given IA thu
city
Eglstters drsltsd h
DR.. ACaILL,
Union street, NGshVne, Tenn.
Jznl-ly VII meet Nuu pIplliPt Aitelr1oo-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The rebels talk Of concentrating Let
them DO 50 by all means. Grant Will
then swallow them all at one draught
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
10 the Ladies.
stRrIIItE.

Al AhO-noas Of the Womb treated with succsss.
fj'0ae Married ladies' Who have been 20 unf1rtu-
nate ~ nas,srTy or prove abortion can he carried
e. thalE luli urns n found pregnant, 5y giving me
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Bs- A Chance to obtain any Of the above articles
for one Dol ar by purchasing sesled Envelope for
Is cents. ia
Sc Five Sealed Envelopes will b sent loT 81 :
Eleven for 50; Thirty for IS; SiXty-fTe for Sio ;
Cra Humid red for Slh.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Wigiall has opened his batteries on
JET Davis he ms5es Foma centre
shotG Poor JEFF he'll soon have none
70 do him reverence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Notice
Silver Springs for
Sale


ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22D INST, ! WILL
~ offer fors le, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, the noted Farm koORn IS the " Silver
Springs" aitusted on the Lebanon and Nashr. Ile
Pike, IA miles from Lebanon. The Farm consists
81 60 Acres, about 400 OF which is ceart D. and "a "a
high state Of cultivation, the balance finely timber
Ell, and VIII b. solo ell together or in 10 10 suit
PCrc hs@ers- Toe dwelling, out-houses, &c " IN s
little 1sbor, could be made quite comfortable There
Is good or hard Of Peaches and Apples vh-ch
rars ly ever fal, AID plenty Of good water on the
place. The laud il veil adapted % the growth Of
co ton, loco ibz 20 the acre having been produced
upon IJ the past year.
On the same day viii expose 20 sale nv two
Farms known as EOuntRln OF Health, aud ScOtg's
Hollow, situated in Va sos and Davidson count es
o. the Lebanon and Nashville pike, Is mi es from
FsTms Coutan Go Acres, and produces cotton hne-
i. Good schools, Blacksmith Shops, Flourng
ard SsN Mlz, Carding Machines, etc, are cOuve-
meet 70 both these Farms and 70 the Silver Springs
faT-n
Ternls-One third cash. the remainder in !, ?. ,,
4 SID nyeafs, with interest, lien beng retained
Unul the purchs-e mrney o. pad. Z not sold, The
Farm can be rented for the present year
81 the zme time Will he sold nv stock Of Horses
Mu Is CstrIe, Hogs, 3 or 4 good gsgOos, Gesring,
Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen FUrni-
ture, two Keepers, Horse Mil, . Iargs quantity Il
Odd iron, kan II 1900 70 5000 BRICK, etc, etc
Terms Cash
The sele vii Be- cont nued from day 70 day until
al is disposed 81 The farms or any article men
toned cen Be bought privately before the day Of
sale.
have also FOR sale between 800 aud 400 acres Of
Lend IN one NILE Of Lebanon, snd several small
places n lhe county. For further particulars apply
Lebanon. Fs6. Is-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The rebel cavalry chief, Mosby, was
Ia Richmond last week.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

Deserters are coming in daily in large
numbers, aud report the rebel armies very
much demoraliEed and disheartened, The
leaders can no longer conceal the fact that
the days Of the Confederacy are numbered,
and its sands Of life nearly run cut. Tie
soldiers comprehend the desperate state Of
things, and consider their cause hOpelessly
lOst- The dssertiOns are increasing, and
every day reduces their strength.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Dentistry.
Found.

/ ~ EDGEFIELD. SOME TINE LAST WEEK.
4 d uUu-colored Horse, about scans ole. . he
owner csa procure the same by calling on Z. Coz
b c., Edgeheld, proving propsFty, and paying
eAu gs-. ieblS 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
For Rent.

uNEKEE NICE LITTLE Rooms IN A PLEA
I sent part Of the city, one story high IN = hrics
buidiug, Rent so per month. complete 81
OF house furniture for ssle.--rrlce S200
tvr pUuculvrs apply At the store Of A. G. Wink
ler, ltb. North Cherry street. febI6-3E
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

The Rebel Congressman, Henry S. Foote,
hes embarked for Europe. BE contsm-
plated a visit TO his constituents ia this
section, but tho course Of our Government
caused him to take very different direc-
/ ton. We have felt the iron heel of the
| Confederate Government in this State, but
VIC are glad they did not succeed in putting
( their Foote upon Us again.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
WaHged.

A SITUATION IN A REFINED FAMILY BY
u mgnly educated lady from South Carolina 10
s-aea al English branches LRuu and Music on TIE
F.-u1, "a city u country. Address
/. MATELE ABBOTT,
fgblg-lwo Box ~, New Albany, Ind.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Election Notice.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
for the Nashville Gas Light Company will ~
he'd at the Once Of the Company, No. III Church
street, on Thursday, ID day Of March, 1866. By
order Of the President
fsF,1-td - las Il. KENDRICK. 9Ac,y.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

g Avoid the draft" Is good advice,
whether it refers 70 ariel or military
affairs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

fSuhg Married Ladies Whose EnisrOTtuns it has
be-n not h Duag forth Ia due season, remember
God has said you should mulapy and repleuisn. II
th7 il yOuT desire yOu can consult me- s.ther BY
letter OF 10 person. No lady over thirty-fys years
Of ace nsed make application. All communicate Or
o. letter or person strclly Conhdsnuk.
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$500 Reward.

XUE WILL GIVE To ANY ONE PRODUCING
" Assure, speedy aai Ne cure FOR GOnor-
rhcE sId ChaneTe a. W " II send 10 my address
the rece pt Of ten cent postage stamp, wish s. IaT
the former or SO for the latter Never ils TO cure
male or female in from r Sc 10 ten days. Try it.
Addr,s DRS. LABREGE DENOYtA
febls-5m d>kW~ Drawer 544 Detr Of Mich.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Notice.
PAINTERS BANK

PLANTERS BANK,
NASHVILLE, Feb. J. 1865. I
An election viii bS held at the Planters Bank Of
/ Tennessee Nashville on Monday, 9Th day Of March
next foT eleven Directors 10 serve the esu year
fehI-S1 d KEAEEK
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19

A public meeting, invited by the TX
ecutive Committee, viii DO held at the
msrke. hcuse IN this CITY, on Monday
Doth inst, "a. 3 oclock, p. 10. We earn
estly hope every loyal citizen OF the
city and county viii make i, point q
attend o. Wednesday following they
are 10 decide at the ballot box whether
their voice r. for the storation Of civil
law or agaius.-whe.her they desire 70
adhere 10 al old and ofiete system
Of llbos, or 70 adopt new and yigorou.
one-wLe.her they are willing to abide
by the legislation Of the rebel Legisla-
ture, which placed the State in open re
bellion against the Government, and to
pay the deb. unlawfUlly incurred IN
stimulating the rebellion; or whether
they reject that legislation and repudi.
ato tDs rebel debl-whethe they IN
tend that tho State shall become the
prey Of DuahwlackeE5 and guerrillas
Or power coDpo tent 10 protect the
people and punish crime. Let them,
when they meet in council, Monday,
show where they stand, what they in
tend " do and adopt measures 70 call
cut II the polls full vote As we
have, on previous occasions, remarked,
u Is OF vital Importance to the success
Of our cause, and for future security,
thai the vote should be large True it
.ss that those who stay At home and
take no part IN the election, cannot
complain II minority georganizs and
shape the policy Of the State But, the
stronger The vote cast Tor the PROPOSE
tons submitted TO the people, the great
er VIII be tho weight and influence at
tsched thereto.
The meeting VIII be addressed by the
candidates for the Legislature.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19


Gus Henry, the Eagle Orator" re-
Gently addressed a public meeting in
Richmond The following is au ex-
tract from his remarks.
II by employing negroes lie could
whip AUrahsu Lincoln he would not
hesltatat- 90 30 It, They say the negro
D. not 90 be trusted Why not2 BE
fights on the other side and would
fight on this lie would rot hesitate
q give him his freedom They have
moro local attachments than any PEG
pie lac ever knew, and II the same
boon wora offered them they would
make g. good soldiers AS any in the
world DE would promise them their
freedom and give il 40 them on the
battle field The men be would SET
free but the women aad children could
still be kept and provided for by their
owners They bad been tCl6 that the
oo1federacy wanted cotton and to-
bacco. yes, ana it wanted something
else-gold lie urged men TO deposit
gold with the Government and the
ladies 20 desposit their jewels.
What Val our rebel sympathlzers,
who. in opposition TO experience, con
tend that negroes will not ight,"
think Of Ucnry's assertion that they
viii make as good soldiers as any in
the worldg' VIII they denouncs their
orator as au lss2
And then, what viii they say Of his
suggestion 70 the men to hand over their
gold and the women their jewels. We
take it. ha wishes 70 handle some Of
that gold. lie has none TO hand over
himself, and, # he had, wouldn't do it;
for eneyer was known 20 pay an hon
est debt, if be could help it A reiu-
gee from his nome, be finds it rather
troublesome 20 live upon his Faiary as a
Senator, paid in rags, and he signs for
the yellow boys" a. ardently IS South
ern youths do 70: pretty yellow
girls.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Coke for Sale.

FTNHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY CAN FURNISH
8 few cart loads Of Coke. Price % load de-
HFered-
Apply st the Office Of the Company, No. n
Church street !. q. hENDRICE, eec'y.
febI7-lY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
CIR and Concert
Tuesday Evening, February q
FOURTH ARMY CORPS
.ATCH-MAKER,

XXI w WILSON, PRACTICAL WATCH.
Es Maker OF over p years experience, gad for
flp at three years in constsnt service with the
army OF the CUmneTani n the field, and specially
attached 70 the SIN A. c., II now 81 work in HunLs-
vile, Ala with ample tools and mstenals 70 do
work ~ The Army equal % The best shops north
1 good stock 81 American snd ether Watches
selected frs az best makers, for sse, 70 Ofhrsrs
Soldiers snd Employees, As low ss can be procured
from me north Afro large stock 81 goir pens OF
tne huast Cuslt Is. Masonic Pms, Marks, Ke5s, &C.
AT work sud goods WSrranted
store room on the square, al dining The Head
quarters 4tn A. q. Post once. febl4-2ws
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NoIice.
Just Received,
Notice. H.

MAYORS OFFICE, NASHVILLE,
February t, 1895.
7 HAVE APPOINTED DR. JOHN /. WtLKIN-
i son AgeHttO remove small pO1 cases from the
city aGd Vcini-y. All pefsOns having kBowiedEs q
sUcn ca1es are required 70 give information Of the
same at the Mayor. Once, where hey will he Al
tended d.. JNO. HUGH SMITH, Msyor.
faH4-EH
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100000.

Distribution is made in the following manner:
Certificates naming each article and its Nslue,
placed IN Sealed Envelopes, which are well mixed.
orOrier for some article will be delivered al our
Office or sent by mail to any address, without re
gard to choice On receipt OF 25 cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser vii
see what Article il drGrS, snd its value, and can
then send Uue Dol ST and receive The article named
or can choose any other article on our List OF the
same value.
Ger Purchasers Of our sealed Envelopes, may, 10
this manner, obtain article Worth nom Que 10
Five Hundred Dollars,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-19
Bakery for Sale.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF OTHER ENGAGE-
/ ments, the proprietor Of q Bakery establish
meut, IN CoO1 business community, on Church
street, below Chattanooga Depot, on the lefC hand
81 O. with the privilege Of tire Letse Of building IS
offered i0- sale. Any pe~on wishing 70 engage %
NJ business, would DO well 10 Rp. iy soon.
Ieb 6-t.$
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15
Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves

AreinvitedtO call as above. Remainder
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-15
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the Sist day Of January, lSon)
OPFIoE OF fHE AUbIToR or STATE,
T...,r.naa nanarttnanN

Insurance Department.
Columbus, Ohio, january 80, 1860.
Whereas The GERNAEIA, HANOVHR, NiA0AHA, and
RsPuBIo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York In the State Of New York. have saeh lsd In this
Office sworn statement Of its condition, required by
tho frat suction Of the Act To regulate Insurance.
Companies not incorporated BY the State OF Ohio"
passed April 1856 and amended February 1864 and
Whereas each OF said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they are each
osessed sc at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
actual Capital invested In stocks, or bonda or 10
ninrtlsases OF real estate worth double the AmonAt
for which the same IL mortgaged and, Whereas, each
OF said Companies has iled In this ONCE whites
instrument under its corporate seal, signed BY the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agont
or agents Of said Companies IN this stste to aeknoS
odr service OF process for and In behalf OF said Ocm
tanios according % the tarms u said law iA
Naio, Therefore, In pursuance Of the hrst section
Of the aforesaid act 1, JAMES II. GOODMAN Auditor
pl sutr for Ohio do hereby certify that said uha-
,mNNh iiASOvER, NiAdGEA and REPUBLIC Fire lnsur-
aurp CpInpRIius of Now York, are authorized 10
transact tie business Of fire aud Marine Insurance
In this state until the thirty first day OF January IN
tho YEAR ~" thousand eight hundred aud sixty ak.
~ iIiinea WheroeG have hereunio subscribed my
uane and caused the seal Of my oice to be aiiiaod
HiI. The day aud year above written.
JAS II. GOODMAN,
AubSor OF stat