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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

81 81. 81. 81 81. 81. 81
FoR SALE. TO PAY ADvAScEs-at the Loan
Office. No. 81 south Illinois street, large 10, of
new and second-handed Clothing. such as fine
Dress Goats, Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Shswls:
also. fine lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies. half
price; also, Ladies Gold Watches and Chains.
Rings. Pins, Diamonds. and variety of article s
OF every description. All will be sold to pay ad-
vances. Call in and examine
II. NJ. Bush,
No 81. on the corner of South Illinois and
Maryland streets. $50
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Kavanaugh Defeats Carme
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MARYLAND.
Ac.. &c. &c. &c.

The FenIan Excitement in Canada.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The Herald has q dis.
patch from Toronto. dated the 4th, which says:
Ex-Grand Master of Orangemen Go,rsn pub
fishes manifesto declaring that the Fe mans are
coming, and calling Orangemen to arms The
Orangemen organ, the Waterman, declares il
has positive information of a contemplat ed invs
SION OF the Provinces, and they intend tearing the
Provinces from British connection. The Fe-
mans are drilling in Toronto tonight.
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sF- The Western Union telegraph Once
will be in BIackford's Block on and after to-day.
The new rooms are large and commodious aud
are quite an Improvement on the cramped Office
hitherto occupied by the Company
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MEERscHAUN PIPEs-Having received O fine
assortment OF the Genuine Meerschaum Pipes,
also Meerschaum Cigar Tubes, every piece will
be warranted to be the finest quality, and will
color ia short time.
Please call and see them.
JOHN a. HEIDLINGEK,
24 No Palmer House.
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cB AT James II. Easts, "a. southwest corner
Illinois and Ohio streets, may be found com
pete assortment of Groceries, Produce, Fresh
Fish, Meat, &c. Having in connection with our
Grocery a first class Meat Market, we are pre-
pared TO fill all orders with promptness and dis
patch. Goods delivered in all parts of the city
free of charge. Give US a call
JAMES Il EAST,
81 Successor to q. d. WmGUs
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House, AND LoT AT AUCTION i will sell az
auction. on Monday. November 6th 1865. at III
o'clock A. M :. on the premises, lot North
Mississippi street, 81 by 40 feet. in the north
half of block No "a, in Brakes addition to the
City OF Indianapolis. House, three rooms, hall,
good cellar, grape arbor. well, pump, fruit and
ornamental trees, new fence all around the prop
erty. Terms, cash. BE sure and 60, as the
property is bound to be sold.
81 WN. (. FKATHERsroN, AuctIoneer
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Gen. rOOPer Applies for Pardon.--Ka a.
vanaugh the winner in the Hal
nara match with Carme-.NO N ore
Cases of Cholera Report d.
New YORK. Nov. 1.-The Herald's Richm ond
correspondence of the Sd SAYS: Rebel Adiu, ant
General Cooper's application reached Gene raj
Terry, and was forwarded to Washington, He
is residing in Mecklenburg, Virginia
The billiard match between Ksvanaugh and
Carme took place yesterday. KavaDaugh was
the winner by l64 points Time of game, five
hours and ten minutes.
No new cases of cholera are reported this
morning
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

cETbe Uuited States District Court Room
il being reiurnished, preparatory to the ensuing
session. New heating apparatus. new chairs.
new carpets. ETC.. constitute some of the features
of such improvement.
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Whilst the city improves generally, Massa-
chusetts avenue keeps ahead, as We notice the
Ca pitsl Drug Store" at the corner Of Vermont
street, has been greatly enlarged, aud is now one
Of our frss-elass drug stores IN every respect
3U-sf
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rT-Call q, the HEaALD Office for every species
Of plain and fancy job Printing. where your or
ders will be executed on short notice. in the most
approved styles and on the most reasonable
terms
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rEEIIioa 4 Ryan. Wholesale grocers, at the
corner Of Meridian and Maryland streets. have
cigars. cigarettes and liquors in complete variety,
and uosuI passed in the city for excellence.
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FARrHxR PoIkr, Nov. 5, 9P. M.-There are
no signs of the stea mship Peruvian. from Liver
pool October Goth. via Londonderry on the 9th.
IL has been raining all day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

H-FORMORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
oftriA and Is constantly increasing in public favor.
THEvENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and che apest
made Its price is only IS cents, and each bottle
tains double the quantity Of dye in those usually sold
81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro
cess which renders IT infinitely superior any dye in
market. Being complete in one bottle preparation
is required which greatly simplhes the application
IN USING THIS DYE You avoid that RUSTY, DEAD APP
pesrance by which dyed hair and whiskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used as 1t
produces perfectly natural color OF any shade that
desired, from ricn brown to jetty, ustrous black,
that will smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS and you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer
DEMAs BARNES co. New York, Wholesale Agents
nylo-deod-ly
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The suit Against Mexican General
Ortega.

Ortega.
Nav YoRK. Nov. An the case of Colonel
Allen vs. The Mexican Gen. Ortegs, the afi-
davts were read yesterday, showing, on the part
of the latter, no authorization by him of the
course pursued by the former to enlist men for
Mexico. Coils Wilson and Fsrnsworth. Gen.
Butterheld and Others testified that they were as
sured by Ortegs that Allen acted without author
ity; and j. j: Sheffrey to being employed by
Allen whom he discovered fslsifying several at
hdavts; he also testified to the bad character OF
Allen and his confederates, who were bounty bro
kers;and then Allen made counter affidayits. The
Court here took the papers for decision.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

HessssereA voters fn New Ysrk CITY.
NEw YoEE. Nov. 5-Etshiy-fow thsusasd
eight hundred and twenty voters had registered
in this city up 70 Saturday evening. The regis-
Try Offices will be open Tomorrow
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Cotton Passing Casro-rwo Hay Bar
ges sunk By q Landslide-MemPht 10
Cotton Market.

CAIRo, Nov 5.--Ten hundred and thirty bales
of cotton passed this place for St Louis; four
hundred aud twenty for wellsville and four hun
dred and seventy for Cincinnati. t-
Two barges containing 24O0 bales Of bay we're
sunk by landslide forty miles above Memphis.
on Wednesday last. Loss. $2l 600.
Memphis cotton market very dull at from forty
seven TO flty-tvo cents r.tHe
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The Hepuolic's Passengers 1.-The
Cholera ON Board the Atlanta.

NEw YoRK. Nov. 5.-The steamer Emily B.
Lander, from Charleston, has arrived, bringing
the passengers of the Republic who we're saved
in the first officers boat; names already given.
Deputy Health officer Walker reports. under
date of yesterday, that the cholera aboard the
Atlanta is still confined to the steerage pAssen-
gers. Several new cases have broke out. but
one of which proved fatal. and not one case has
occurred among the first or second cabin passen
gers or the crew of the ship.
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D'f 4 4 C 7 o R $

Grosvenor, wm. I. Clark, C L. Oln, j. C. Her-th LII.
Glen Hills, 0msr Newman, Jerre helene and Edwin A.
Davis.
limited number Of Shares are nov ofersd 20 the
public on terms that the Company feel confident viii
mar Subscribers
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

II The public schools Of the MINI "aro
open this morning. Parents and guardians will
take notice.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

TKRRE H,UrE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
CHANGE or TIME-On and after Monday. Nov.
9Th. the time Of this road gill oe changed as
follows:
Westward, Leave-e:l5 A NJ st Louis Mail;
1885 p. NJ, St. Louis Express; $40 p. Nj;
Terre Haute Mail: $40 F. M. Night tx
press
Eastward. Arrive-3:45 A. NJ. Eastern EI-
press; 1910 \. M, Tere Haute Accommoda-
ton: $40 p. NJ, Evansville Mail: lis r. NJ
St. Louis Express.
ISDIASAPotIs, Nov. 4, 1865. SO
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A special to the
Evening Telegraph from Baltimore, SAYS thu,
one of the extensive Woodbury. cotton mill.,,
known as the Clipper Mills, belonging TO VIM
+. Hooper d Sons, on the Northern Central,
Railroad, three miles from Baltimore. was TO
tally destroyed by fire this morning The build
ing was fired by incendiaries. The machinery
was valued at from $50, 900 to 5000 900. The
stock was mostly covered by insurance. Some
300 hands are thrown out of EMPLOYMENT
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BUsINEssNOTICEs.

- See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to-day's paper.
ian 25-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
Over Two Hundred Per Cent.

ror maps, circslAS information apply to these,
stsry Of the Company, o. Indianapolis.
spr3S -dkw -efribsat
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

cEThe most complete stock OF Boots. Shoes
Caters and Slippers in the city can be found at
the Palmer House Shoe Store. No. - Wet
Washington street. Call IN and examine for
yourselves. You can get anything and every
thing 10 the Boot and Shoe line. So
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

E-Howsrd 4 Tilford. at No. 800 North IIli-
nois street. have. and keep constantly on hand. a
large and well selected assortment OF Family
Groceries, to which the attention OF toe public IL
invited
A good meat market j. also IN connection
With the same, where may De found Fresh Meats
Of ali kinds Remember the place, 3U2, north
wet corner of Illinois and North streets 6-l
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

william q. Turner, President and Superintendent
Deloss Root, Vice resident.
Edwin A. Davis, Secretary.
J. George StilI, Treasurer.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000


ornc.-So. Talbot News Block, indianapolis, In
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11
ggallg Gmpire.
The Fruits of Negro Equality.

| Aho FEuhNs OA NEGRO Equatlly.
The Panama correspondent of the New
York Herald, furnishes the following account
Of thb results OF negro suffrage in that psrt
Of Central America:
You may suppose that much | have here.
tofore written in regard 10 affairs in this State
is because | have taken prejudicia view OF
matters and things, and have not taken pains
to inform myself properly as to their true
condition. l will now give you an outline OF
a conversation l had a few evenings since
with native of Panama. gentleman OF
education and re6nement-one who knows
and thoroughly understands his country and
who would upon no account say any thing
against it. | wanted some information on
the subject, and frankly told him so, and
what use intended TO make of it. The first
question l put, was "What is the population
of the city of Panama and suburbs (drra-
bdt)?" Answer" About twelve thousand,
including foreigners" Second-"What pro.
portion of the twelve thousand are pure
whiter Answer-'Less than two thousand"
Third-"Of the children born among this
population, what proportion are legitimate2"
Answer" About three-tenths, and these
nearly altogether among the whites, for there
are but few marriages among the blacks y
He went on to say that on one occasion he
took census of an adjoining department of
this State, and among eleven hundred persons
he found seven married couple only. What
have here given you is a very fair picture OF
the state of society hereabout, and you will
find it about on par-no worse-than Other
parts OF the world wherein the negro has, by
mistaken sympathy, been brought above his
proper level From knowledge of what the
Southern States we're prior to the rebellion,
feel perfectly safe in asserting that-not-
withstanding Mrs. Stowe, Fanny Kembe
Butler and others-lhere were more legiti-
mate children born among the slaves than
there are among what is termed freedmen"
Morality among them here is thing almost
unknown, and some of the cases of incest you
hear of are of the most revolving and dis
gusting character. will say one thing, how.
ever, in favor OF the class who are natives OF
this soil--that in every thing they are as far
advanced above the Jamaica negro as it is |
possible to be. The latter has very likely |
acquired some little education; this at once |
makes him saucy, arrogant, desrous Of apng |
all the manners and customs of the white |
men, The Jamaica mulatto is far worse, and |
can excel the world for impudence and in |
nine cases out of ten is utterly worthless
They are stunned by the natives, and the
lowest term one can use here toward black
or mulatto is to say that he is Jamaica
Niger" This cuts like a twoedged sword,
and il more telling in its effect than If you
we're to use the vilest words known in the
English language. l had intended to drop
the black subject, but thought that a little in
formation from the best source about "Mos-
ouara'a nrO0Feaa in oivilizatinnh xynuld not ha |
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CERTIFICATE oP AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, ls06)
OTHcE or THI AUDITOR OT S7ATR



Ooluns6uI, OAio, JaRndry 30, 1868
Whsreai, The GERnASnA, HASoVxR, kIA0ARA, and
kEPUBuo Fire Insurance Companies, located At Nov
York. In the state Of New York, have each ed In this
once statement Of it, condition required BY
the irst section Of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April 1850 and AmeOded February 1854 and
Whereas, each Of said Companies has furnished the
undsrdgnad SAtisfaeory eydsnce that they are each
possessed Of At least One Hundred ThOusand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested In stocks, or bonds, or In
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the Anonnt
for which the Is mortgaged; and WAereds, each
of said Companies has filed In this ONCE written
instrument under its eorpornte seal, signed By the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
OF agents Of said Companies In this state 10 acknov
ledge service Of process for and In behalf Of said Goa
panies according to the terms u said law.
Noe, Thsrtt0re, In pursuance of the first section
81 the aforesaid act I, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said GA
MANIA, Hanover, NIA0ARA and hKPuBLIc Fire iusurs
ance Companies Of New York, authorized 10
transact the business OF Fire aud Marine Insurance
Ia this state until the thirty hTst day Of January In
the year thousand eight hundred and siNty-six.
~ Uifaon WhsrsQf have heTcahto subscribed nay
name and caused the seal Of my oihee 10 BE- an Ncd
the day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
tal Auditor Of stat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11
Warner 10 LangstOn,

Langston, the engineer OF Oberlin politics,
some weeks ago, addressed letter to Seth S.
Warner, abolition candidate for Treasurer OF
State, requesting to be informed as to his
views upon the question Of negro suffrage.
Warner evidently reads the Cleveland Herald,
and has taken its advice, and has not "grati-
fed the political assassins' by giving them a
direct or explicit answer The candidate for
State Treasurer delayed his answer to Lsngs-
ton until after Cox had put out his highly or.
ginal and brilliant plan of colonization. Living
in Lorain, Mr.. Warner learned Immediately
that Cox had put his foot in IT, by his reply
to Plumb and Fairchild, and he says to Langs-
ton "SIR: At this early stage of the
campaign do not feel like thrnsting my in
diVidual opinions upon the pubicl' Langs-
ton, therefore, has been unsuccessful in bis
pursuit of information. In fact, Mr.. Warner
thinks this "colored individual is presump-
tuous and he has snubbed him Therefore
the Leader, sympathyzing with LAngston,
says: I'VE have no doubt that before the
campaign is over he (Warner) will be con-
Vinced if he is not already OF the necessity
and righteousness Of equal suffrage, and will
be ready to avow his convictions frankly and
boldly" We shall see whether Warner will
adopt the advice OF the Herald ard remain
silent, or whether he will follow the Leaders
advice and boldly come out and unhesitatingly
swallow the the African. Which will be the
winning color, Black or White How happy
would poor Cox and modest Warner be, if
political assassins" and "foes" ready to dig
bitches were not in their own ranks2 How
united-haw harmonious--the great Union
parry Of Ohio l-Plaindealer.
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ESHnF SivE pRnFsor EHhHS TAEHfsGER r.

Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
funing Hammers aud Forks. Musical Inslrume ents
and Musical Merchhndse Of all kinds. Piano Forte
makers materials Of all kinds, &e, &c., &c the
w owest prices. When ordered, please give date Of
Circular. Address all Orders.
Hl 0.J.WILLARD,l
leSdswu eI7:Broadway, New York,
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

T am prepared 10 pay dividend on all CLAIMS
lagaRst John sherWoOd's properly authenticated
according TO law
Parties interested will call on the assignee at the
store OF Neff, Bennett Co., Third street
NJ. BENHET,
jys 3wd3tw Assignee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11
WAREHOUSE AND RESIDENCE IN
MIAMISBURG AT MASTER COMMIS.
SI0NER'S SALE.
Case No. 3l35
Montgomery Superior
Court,


versus Montgomery Superior
Bertha A. DeckeTt et al. Court
Tn pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court Of
i Montgomery County, Ohio, made in the above en-
titled cause, and 20 me directed will offer at public
auction, a the door fthe Court House in the City
Of Daytcn tn the County and State aforesaid on
Saturday August 26b 1855,
between the hours OF one and tour o'clock p M, OF
said day the following described Real Estate to wit
situate in the County of Montgomery and State oil
Ohio. Being n lots numbered ten and eleven no a
li) on the east side or the Miami Canal on Treon 4
plat of the town Of fMiamisbuTg IN the county and
State aforesaid and the same being lots Nos 225 and
300 on the revised plat Of said town.
The buildings on the above described premses con-
sist Of large two story brick warehouse situate on
the Miami Canal, and atwo story frame residence.
Said premises have been appraised al $500 and may
sell for u Of that sum- The lots and buildings upon
the same Will be sold as one entire property.
Terms cash.
W H. BELVILLE,
Master Commissioner, Montgomery Superior Court
ADAM LAY,Attorney. 10 20 6tw
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that D nah Ferneding
IN widow Of Henry ]. Ferneding, late OF Montgom
cry county, Ohio, deceased, has been appointed AND
qualified Administratr of mis- estate.
Dated, June 18th 1865
joIs 3t LOWE NAUERTH, Atty's.
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sHERIFF's SALE ON PARTITION.
Case No. 3llI,
Superior Court.

IN obedience 10 an order Of sale from the Superior
L Court Of Montgomery County made In the above
case, and to me directed will offer at public sale at
the door ofthe Court House in the city OF Dayton on
Saturday, September 2, IsG5.
at two o'clock p M, the following described prem.
lses TO wit Situate in the City Of Dayton, Montgom-
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
aud eghty-nne Qas9) the revised plat OF the City
of DAYTON. SAID Lot is appraised at sI75 and cannot
sell for less than two.thirds ofthu amount.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash on day Of sale
onethrd in one year. and one-third in two years.
Deferred payments 10 bear interest from day Of sale and
to be secured by mortage on the premises.
O.G. II. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys. 1tw
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WIN. n. coNoVER,

Magistrate of Madison Township
win attend 10 drawing and aeknowl edging Deeds,
and the collection OF claims.
He Is also prepared TO attend to the drawing Of in.
strnments OF writing, correotly, at short notice
n6dAWlY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha
IN been duly appointed and qualified Ex, cuto
OF the estate OF Henry Metzger, late Of Mont gomery
county, Ohio deceased, on the 9Th day Of NAV, 1865
ie 203t SAMUEL w. STUTSMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11

A SARATOGA OBsERvATIoS-A correspond
sat of the Cincinnati Gazette does not like
Sherman's remark that his soldiers are not
hangmen, and gravely observes "Now, il
this sort OF twadde means any thing, it is
intended as fling at the eourts-martial which
have lately been trying and hanging rebels
and Sssas ssinators under the direction OF the
Government at Washington" 1t really looks
AZ il ii had that intention.
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SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

FULL, ROUND. MELLOW ToRR-RASY AND
ELASTIC ToUCH-ELRGANT AND Or
NAMRNTAL IN APPEARANCE.
The six and third Oetaves five feet eight inches
on9, and two feet nine inches wide. The seven oc.
ayes are sH feet long, and three feet wide, outside
All large round corners, finished back and front.
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Agents Wanted.

EVERYwHERE,t IN strictly honArahle brsina.s
~ Agents nov make nom eight 20 ten dolars go
"stAiion D" New York p. o. DANiiAIS co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-11

statenUht OF condition OF the Republic Rire In
gurance Company Of the City Of New Fork, on tho ID
day Of January, 1885 In conformity with the laws Of
the State Of Ohio.
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Medical.

HAVING resigned my position in the u. 8. NavJ
III have resumed the practice OF Medicine anc
Surgery at my former residence 500 Fith stree
second door rom Jefferson.
Dayton, Juno 10, 1855 -dtf
The New York herald., 1865-02-22
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1855
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

kDR sALE-A TWO STORY COTTAGE HOUSE AND
Lot ~ West FIFTY fo'n tn street between flih and
sixth avenues lot feet inches front by half the block
Is IN good order ard beautifully situated Inquire ON the
Thirteenth street -
The New York herald., 1865-02-22

~ ahd wealthy drsno4 To make the hGiuAniance pi u
wang amt'hln ,ut hard.oDc lady, VIII yifw 60 NJ .
nliV IA" AdVnfi scr Ni give has nane addefS ane 20
ifftNrf, " dt.icd. NNfMr askMF Tor fn i1r tew wth
aly Hdt N ht mAY .f.4sNl this Addr,ss ! W h. hSs a
Luton ku"ttv .st taNN
The New York herald., 1865-02-22
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENrLEuAf, AGED - YEARs - pESIRors "a
~ becoming Acquainted with healthy and pheasant
woman, ~ view 70 matginouy. poverty Objection
Adlgeeq Il X NAtsun station IL New Nort appolsune "a
inttvew, u Convenient which viii meet with pronp q
tcutiou.
, 1865-04-11

VT is hereby made known, that Govern
A ment has in accordance with the s %
of the Colonial Law, resolved that the
general election to the Colonial Council
for the Island of st. Croix shall take
place
For the town of Christiansted and sub
urbs elective District Tuesday the
18th instant,
For the elective Land District of Chris
tiansted; Wednesday the 10th instant,
both in the public Courthouse of this
place from 12 o'clock noon to 3 o'clock
p. m.
The town of Christiansted with sub
urbs elects 3 members and the Land Dis
trict 4 members.
According to 5 80 Of the Colonial Law
is made known, that the elections will be
closed, when at the call of the Chairman
on the expiration of said 8 hours from
the commencement of the election, no
n desires to tender his vote.
The Elective Boards for the Districts
of Christiansted and Suburbs, as we'll as
its Country Jurisdiction 18th April 1865.
j. A. Stakemamm,
Chairman.