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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
VOLUME i.

the United states Of the General Hospital at
JefersonsiIle, Wa adopted.
Mr. Petiit's " Monroe Doctrine resolution
eHcited considerable debate. After being
slightly amended. u pas-e'l--yeas u, nays !.
The senate concurrent resolution accepting
the state Printers proposition 20 print 400
copies of the Adjutant Generals Report for
sJs,sJO was adopted, after debate. without a
division.
The concurrent resolution for inquest into
the management Of the sinking Fund, as
amended by way Of substitute, was adopted
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The document is similar in langua-e g. tho-e
heretofore issued in The case u Georgia au'i
Alabama.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Hon Alien \. P-adford. Congressional dele
gate from Colorado. was tonight run over hs
street car and seriously injured. Mr.. jas.
Donaldson. Secretary ~ewarti-s Messenger.
With his characteristie kiadness, was uareInii-
ting in his attentions until he had placed hinI
under charge Il physician.
THE WASHINGTON ELECTION.
In accordance with a resolve Of the city ali-
thorities the test question was presented to
day as 20 negro suffrage. About 1000 yotcs
were recorded against. and only about - In
favor Of thus extending the franchise. It il
said the friends Of the measure who abstained
from the polls are obtaining signatures TO q pc
titiOn to be presented to Congress, preferring
this mode, rather than the ballot, Of expressing
their wishes.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
MILLEDGEvILLE, December 5.-The House
passed a bill fixing the first Mondays in NAY
and November for the sittings Of the Supreme
Court. y. {. Barnwell has been elected See
retary Of state; J. ii. Burns, Comptroller Gen
eral; and John Jones, State Treasurer
The Legislature has passed a bill regulating
the reception OF testimony Of freedmen. IL
makes free persons Of color competent wit
nesses In civil cases where like persons are de-
PENDANTS, and In criminal cases where the Of
tense Is against the property or persons OF
freedmen. 1t provides, also, that where freed
men are plaintiffs and defendants they may
make and file any affidavit now allowed 70
citizens, which shall have the same force rs il
they were whites
joint resolution was adopted unanimously
TO the effect that the President has been
magnanimous towards the people Of Georgia
The Legislature adjourned ill the 18th of
January.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, VA, December 2l.-The Legis-
iature has adjourned till the 81 Of January.
AT a special election to-day, ThOs. ;. Evans
Was elected TO the House Of Delegates, and
cturdevant, commemorative Attorney.
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>ynop.,. of Legislative Proceedings.

In the SENATE, on Wednesday night the hin
amending section % Of the common school law,
approved March 6, 1856, was passed.
The specific appropriation bill was taken up.
and after slight amendment. passed
The general appropriation bin wa also
passed.
A message was received from the Hau~e an
nouncing that they refused 90 concur in the
senate amendment % the specific appropria-
ton bill. giving extra pay 10 the principal
clerk aud 10 The Pages. and also adding new
amendments 90 the bill. The senate r,,ccded
irom its amendments. ard concurred I'm the
Hotise amendments
The mcchanics' lien hil! was taken up and
passed.
The senste conrIrgei In House amendments
% tho general appropriation hill.
The House ava ndmeni, to bin :. a.n1 IN.
creasing fees Of County Auditors and Commits
sioners. wer, agreed TO.
In the SENATE yesterday vote ~ thank.
Wa rendered Hon Paris {. Dannine for the
able and impartial manner in which he has ,li.-
charged his duties A. President pro fsn,.
ON motion Of Mr. Bennett. tho resolution.
offered At previous session. concerning Ief
Davis. were laid upon the table.
\ concurrent rcsolution autharssinr the act.
ing Governor 70 accept from the United states
the general hospital 81 Jcicr-onville ',vas
adopted.
In the ioUsE. on Wednesday afternoon. tho
the Embezzlcment b.ll passed
In the H0Usr. on WEDNESDAY nisht tho
state Debt sinking Find bill passed-seas Is.
nays =. a passed. 10 was tifled:
f" An act % provide for STATE Debt sinking
~. -. t.s iAs msnt - tn principal and in-
terest q the Eve aud two aud a hnif ner e,nt
stocks q the state q Indiana: presr,ihlns, The
duties q the Auditor. Treasurer snd As.e,,, -
~late in feiation thereto; providing for n CierL
oi SAIL state Debt ~mkiu1 Humid AMI evinr
rs salary ana providing i penalty f,r -
violation - MS pros l-i6n.. als.i5.i,.e - -
BoaTi oi sinking iuul Cummi>.lan..rs -
al oiAcers conueCtc.l faersuifh. lie 81 - 80
tic AGENT = state in Tie eitv ~ Nv -
n inN 81 tae taeit- ptiourlng - The sinking
un4 IN The steel e tac state. Transf,rrins
TIE business ~ >1fa Beard I'D -inLir-. -
commissioners q the Aucifor ana Trs,stlr,'r
81 >iAis prov lain- iAai the tax thereon f.,i,1
shal ~ taken and converted a part OF the a,
IeNiea enaer an act entitled IN Act T. raise
revenue ior state pnrpo-es f0r the vear, fsss
aud NJ, approved March > lSl. ana ,l1rl,r-
ins an emergency for the immediate taking e.
icet Cfthls act.
Inc senaies amendments % the general ap-
iFoIiisi.on bill were taken up and passed
iAe s'ii amending the charter of Evansville
passed--yeas 90, nav. 8.
-'As ot = p. II. having arrived. the
e,e'' ,,.' i''..Fea % the time of niph, bv Tho
e'o.A' ~ esS. l-li' stated tai the thlrty-eigb,
days q business % whieb ,bi. - ,'eH'
"eeeFa' As'eH''iy va limited by the cou.,,
tau,a' were now fully numbered ami a..
ume had expired for authoritative lr.I.l,,,ar
by ths House q Representative
IN The HoUsE, yesterday. the eo,eurre,,
fss''u'ion In rela'ion TO the aeecp,ane. from
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Another Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-This morn
ing the passenger way train on the Philadel-
phia and Trenton Railroad was run into when
crossing the Reading Railroad at the junction,
by an engine Of the latter road Both engines
and tenders were damaged. Nobody was hurt
The train from New York has not yet arrived.
Ii is probably detained by the accident
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New York state Temperance society.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, December 2l.-The
New York State Temperance Society was or
ganized yesterday in this city. under the late
act Of the Legislature. General j. q. Smith,
Of New York, was elected President, with a
list Of Vice Presidents, and Board Of Man
ayers. Il. Il. Ives, OF Auburn, was chosen Cor
responding Secretery, and Rev w. c, Knox, Of
Rome, Chairman Of the Executive Committee,
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COM NJ ERClAL.
New York Markets.


Ashes dull and nominal; sales at $40 90 for
potash, and $40 00@ll w for pearl
Cotton rather more active sales at 59G51c
for mlddling, chiefly at the cotton pier, closing
very firm at 5lc.
The flour market is 5@lOc better on good
sound parcels Of ltw grades. with moderate
supply and good demond, while pretty much
all other kinds rule dull; sales at IS 15@Ss SO
for extra State; IS 50@9 90 for common to
good shipping and extra round hoop Ohio,
81 1907 80 for superfine State; IS 35tdS So for
choice extra State; 81 15td7 80 for superfine
western; s. lO@s 30 for common to medium
extra western, and 50 l00llO 90 for trade
flour is 5@l0c better; sales Of 500 barrels at
s. l3GS 40 for common, and SS 509l1 l5 for
good TO choice extra.
Rye -four is quiet.
Corn meal is without decided change.
Whisky steady, sales of western 81 30@
232.
The wheat market Is 192c better for good
sound parcels, while unsound and inferior
grade continue heavy; sales were ut 81 626
81 50 for Chicago spring; 81 72s1 81 for Mil
waukee club; al S2@ls5 for old No. | Mil
waukee; 81 ~ for extra choice new amber
Corn market lc lower; sales were made at
S9993c for unsound, and 96G97 for sound
mixed western, and 97c for high mixed
western, nearly yellow.
Oats quiet; sales were made at 4Std5L, for
unsound, and 6Od62c for sound
Rye more active and decidedly firiner; sales
at 9O@90l5c for western.
Barley heavy and quiet; sales 81 90 for Can
ada East, and 81 1901 - for Canada West.
Barley malt dull.
Pork heavy and lower; sales at s27 s7@2s
% for extra mess, closing at S2s 90. and
S23 OO@23 81 for prime mess.
Beef dull; sales at ll@lic for plain mess,
and 14@l1c for extra mess.
Tierce beef quiet.
Cut meats quiet at ll@l3 for shoulders, and
13I l6c for hams.
Beef hams firmer; sales at 32935.
Bacon Is lower.
Dressed hogs firmer; sales were made at 10
Gl31fc for city.
Rice quiet.
Coffee quiet.
Sugar quiet; sales al l3L@llc for Cuba
Muscovado. and lie for Havana
Molasses dull.
Wool quiet.
Hops dull and lower sales at l3k@iSXc.
Petroleum firm; sales at 4Olz gale for crude,
and bdGbbc for refined I'm bond.
Lard heavy; sales at lT@l7Ac.
for state.
Cheese steady at li9l9c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money is steady ut per cent.
Sterling dull at l09lI 0l09lS.
cold less active and lower, opening at 146Is.
and closing at l46.
Government stocks active and shade easier.
Freights TO Liverpool are a shade lower.
stocks strong; New York Central, 953. !:
Hudson, lOss; {: q 7. s2Z; obiOse Mississippi
certificates, %; Missouri 6's. 76lS: ~ coupons.
1925; 5-2O coupons of 1862. 1887: do. 1865
1901; 1910 coupons, s31l; 80 coupons, 81 !;
Erie, 94 do. preferred, 50; Northwestern. 36L !:
southern, 16S; Illinois Central. 1871; Cleve.
land d Pittsburg, s9N; Rock Island, 1863;
Michigan Central, ZIG; Reading 1917. Fort
Wayne, 1857.
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lsale at Ruffala.

BUFFALO, December 21.-The heaviest gale
for several years occurred last night, accom-
panied by snow and sleet, doing much dam.
age. To-day Is pleasant,
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I II E VERY l. A TEST
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ.
COTTON SHIPMENTS.

New YORK, December 2l.-The amount OF
cotton shipped from this port for the week is
1860 bales. The total stock in port Is 205. 200
bales.
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MAR RE D.

!oHSsoS-eALLETLY.--on the 18Th inst. Al ID.
residence o. NJ. James Bratney, BY Rev c Mutt, d D.
Presidents Of Indiana State University T. smith Johnson
ESQ, Of Spencer, Owen county, lac Lieutenant in the
Sixth Indiana cAvary. and Miss Malta A. GsIletly. Of
Monroe county, indiana
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
PERU SIDES WITH CHILL.

letter from Toronto says preparations are
being made for throwing up strong earthworks
/ around that citV-
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FOR CHILDREN.

II OEN SHlLD<EN
Toy Tea Sets.
Fine Dolls,
Drums,
Guns,
sleds, Skates,
Hobby Horses,
Tool Chests,
Albums Carts
Doll Gigs,
Magic Lanterns,
Dancing Darkeys, Iron Toys,
Games, Puzzles,
Knives,
Mechanical Toys,
Childs' Chairs, etc., etc.
The Largest Stock in the State
AT THr
FANCY BAZAAR.
Ne. East wsshfngsen ss.
J. n. BALDWIN a CO., Prepr's.
deed dimisp
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"A letter from Panama says indications are
positive that Peru will declare I'm favor of
Chilli. She can send At once two screw steam
frigates, OF forty guns each, and two new and
very fast sixteen gun screw corvettes, besides
few smaller steamers that can be very ser
ytceable I'm yarious ways IL is thought they
would compel Pareja to concentrate his six
vessels at one point, and thus raise the block
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

An enclosed skating park or rink Is being
constructed In Chicago. IL is % be one hun
dred and eighty by one hundred feet in extent
and entirely rooted in.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

FOR GENTLEMEN
Elegant Walking Canes,
Genuine Meerschaums,
Willow Smoking Chairs,
Mahogany LIQUOR Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives,
Splendid Dressing Cases,
Pocket Cigar Cases,
Fine Travelling Bags,
Beautiful Cigar Stands,
Elegant Wine Sets,
Embroidered Slippers,
Dominoes and Chess Men,
Fine Fur Wrist Cloves,
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NOTIONS. ETC.
CHRISTMAS GIFTsl
AZ
BALDWIN e. co.'s,
Wholesale and Retail
Great Variety Store,
FANCY BAZAAR,
FO II L A DIE - .

q
Elegant Work Boxes,
Rich Writing Desks,
Fine Toilet Cases,
Splendid Portfolios,
Marble statuary,
Beautiful Brackets,
Rich earian Wares,
Willow Easy Chairs,
Pocket Companions,
Elegant Sewing Stands,
Splendid skates,
Rich Party Fans,
Choice Steel JeweIries,
New Head Dresses,
Fine Lace Sets, etc., etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

The document i similar in ianguace g. tho-e
heretofore issued in The ca-e u GtcfEia aHsi
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

RICHMOND, VA, December 2l-The Legis-
lature has adjourned till the 81 Of January.
AT special election to-day, ThOs. ;. Evans
was elected TO the House OF Delegates, and
sturdevant, Commonwealth Attorney
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
QuestIOms Cor LoyaI Men.

The New York Tribune, bewailing the
bankrupt condition to which Republican
rule has reduced the country, inquiries
"How can loyal men put their money into
mines, or wells, OF ventures of any kind, in
siead offending it to their country in this her
sorest need p
Loyal men have way of doing many
things which is quite incomprehensible to
the inaiority Of honest minds But the
Tribune puts another question, which is
quite as unanswersble After stating that
loyal men all profess to believe that the
rebellion will be ultimately put down, it
asks why any such should lend money on
bond and mortgage at lower rate of in
terest than the Government is willing to
pay for the use of their capital This is a
poser. No man will do so, who does not
doubt the ultimate ability of the Govern
ment to pay and yet there are scores and
hundreds Of ''loyal men" in almost every
community, who are doing this very
thing.
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More Frauds Against the Gov

The Philadelphia North American of the
llth has she following;
weunderstand from veryreliable source
that the board Of investigation appointed by
the government, has rec0yeled $4,000, al
ready, from varons sources, aud that the adj
diional sum OF 800, 900 is ascertained, and
will be recovered Ibis quiet, eifec,oal meth
cd Of treating with wrong will not only con
nee those inclined TO do wrong Of the dam
ger Of following theli inclina ions, but will
punish old offenders, and deter any who may
have plotted new errora We are informed
that from one-half to three-qnarters of
million will probably be recoyred here, and
equal or larger sums elsewhere, making an
important aggregate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

What cruel and impertinent innovation
is the Income Tax An ugly pryng, and
hateful intruder, that after making Itself &C
quainted with your nost private pecuniary
airs, lays yon under contribution and then
publicly exposes you. There are gentlemen,
80 remarkably retieent where their business
matters are concerned that it would be little
short of agony to have their nearest friends
learn the exact number OF dollars aud cents
which swelled their balance-sheet yearly and
now, not only their own families must see
the amount oltheir annual income, hut Tom
Dick, and Harry, are remorselessy made ia
milisr with the hitherto secret knowledge II
is intOlerabe, aud scarcely TO he horne
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GlRdness OF Heart on Account
OF 81 Failure.


Both the President and Secretary Seward
are in the best of spirits in re ference to their
late excursion - Telegram
The result of the peace conference in
Hampton Roads was heralded on the wires a
failure, but in the same lightning breath it is
announced that both the President and Secre-
tary Seward are in the best of spirits in refer
enca to their late excursion
Why this gadness of hearth Why this ex-
uberance of spirts2 If their excursion has
proven failure in the accomplishment of is
object, why this joyousness on the part ot
those making the altenpt at negolation2 i
failure brings the hest Of spirits what would
success have brought to ihem2
A corresponding depression Of spirits
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sIlrRIFrs sA11s
Isaac Hannqr, ct ai.. W. John " Motherd, 81 al.
Superior Court OF Moutl onery GO. ONO
Case No 3034, In PethtOu.

Isaac Hannqr, el ai.. W. John " Metherd, ~ al.
Superior court OF Mottt onery 60 ONO
Case No. 3034, In Pertti,n.
TN Pursuance Of and is obedience To, tho or ~
i n,and Of an ORDER NJ s,le made iy the superior
Conrt of Montgomery County, !ho, q, us bemuaIy
term, 1856 thereof and the writ " ued to- me ~ the
tefk Of Aaia Court in eaid case viii oher at Puinc
sale, en- the reoiaes on fank stree IA Wa-h ng-
ton roWnship, Of said county on MONDAY March ~,
1865, nj o'clock r. NJ, of suid DAY, the iolo"ine
real estate 10 wit;
sittate 10 The couuiy Of Nor tgomcty. aud State Of
Ohio, In s,cuOn C6J SIX, township () tWo, ard r9nRe
(6) five NJ Rs, bounded Hs oil0Vs; On the north hy
lands Of PANEL Garrison; ON the wet by lands Of
Emanuel D. 6ehhqrt, on the soutn hy lands o. n.
X. nblals, WoW NJ MoGer) on the east by end' q
william Maxwell and Abner Kelsey, conianng g.
aores - land, moro or less, comprising al = iSnds
owned By George G.. Metlerd (no dts easeul 10 hlH
lifetime in Montgomery cOuuty ohio Less V actes
lot now owned by Daniel Garrison, and II aereH lnt
now owned by ia ob nro4s and tract coninmNg %
acres sold by t,eorge O. Me,herd TO Jacob Faith by
de- Il GATED on o. about he l9th Gay 81 NoWlnbei,
lsGU which lanus, On re-rtrYcy, are more pWitu-
ularly described as follows
Part OF the southwest quai ter Of section No c. town
No. 2, and range No o between the Ms, MonigOm-
cry county OHIO. beginning " the soulhw ~ conner
OF saii ser"ni M nee north ~ eatt 10 " poles 70
corner thente south 72h' cost ca SS poles to cor
neri thence norh "A east % 10 poles to corner;
nenee south 52lSo east72 is las 10 the middle Ct -
pubic road; thence south pong SAID road ~ poles
toacnrnfr; thence south lbl east 80 ~ poles along
SAID 70 Il to south line OF sa section, thence
north 12s west 1856 81 poles 10 ihe place OF beginning,
containing A acres
Also part ri southeast quarter Of section No 6, T. wn
NO 2, anu range NO bftWeen the NJ. KS Mont
gom, ry county, Ohio; beginning On the east hne oi
JscOh Faiths land 50 30 poles suuth Of the north I'm
Oitad quarter thence souih 69lao east GiaO poles
TO corner, thence south 10, west % 4S poles TO
uer; thence no tn 69l9 west G3 40 poles toia corner
thence north 10, east t2 As poles to the place OF ie-
ginning containing ~ % acresto be sold how ever,
one farm.
Said premises under an order o Partition have been
appraised ~ 500 per acre, amounting to e0,3j5 aud
cannot sell for less hau wo-ihds Of the appfals -d
value the reOf
Terms one third cash, one third in ono year, and
thnd 10 two years nom any OF saledeterred pay
ments to lear interest and 10 he securedby mortgage
on the premises.
o @. II, DAVIDSON, Sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 6ojdis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
we,m N.ver seen AgnLn.

"Hou will never see again the nation into
which you we're born the old fashioned, calm
quiet, homely home-bred school.house far
mer's republic You are to have a nation
developed into a Grstrate military power
The above is an extract frem Wendell Phil
lips last speech.
Perhaps il is true Bat when the peo-
pie begin TO realize what they have lost, how
will they Judge the authors of their ruin
Not in he calm way Of the old Republic
aut with the red hand Of military pOwerl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Geo W. Houk, pIH, ". Daniel s. Barber defendant.
In the Superior Court Of Montgomery Co., Ohio.
TIME defendant in this case is hereby notified that
claiming an Indebtedness, including interest up 10
the lst Of February 1856 Of One Hundred and SIXTY
Dollars and Twenty five Cents for which plaintiff ~ s
decree, and that Ia default Of iyment thereof within
ten days. that certain land warran certificate, mum
bered 2i, hearing dste April 3D. 1919, sud ssned in
the name of said Daniel l.. Barber aud nov IN the
pos esson of said pintiH, shall be advertised aud
sold as upon executions at law by the Sheriff OF said
County Of Montgomery to satisfy the said decree aud
the costs OF this proceeding SAID defendant is re-
quired 10 answer said pettIol or before the 18th
day Of April, 1858, otherwise decree will be rendered
according 10 prayer OF petitioner
lswB HOUK q MCMAHON, ATTORNEYS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

4 HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
l PLANTS, Grape Roots, EYergreens OF superior
quality, shrubbery Of every description, Frgn and
Shade IRE of all yarieiies-a ofhe very bestqutl-
ty Address through Post ihce, al my prem ses,
and will call Immediately. GEORGE SAY,
ie9d2W Corner Ludlow aud First streets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

Mo- the struggle, but the flight of pain
beauties the person hence the countenance
of the dead ia trans6gnred becas SO the ago
niea have cooled away. 'H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

Never take morning bitiers Mornin,
sweets are better, and a kiss from your wifi
makes the best s
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Cincinnati TypeFOundry
AND
Printing Machine Works !!
Office and Foundry, No 2O Vine street, above Filth
Cincinnati, Ohio.
k9 CHARLES WELLS, Secretary.
FARM FOR SALll.

DETWEEN now and the Isl day of March A. u.
ID 1865 will sell at private sale my farm situated 2
miles 7ast OF Mtamsburg, MOntgOme ny county, Ohio.
tivaion, has ON II a good frame house and a large
barn, fine orchard Of fruit trees Of every variety
besring order, good proportion Of said land has
upon ID ha very best OF nber also water IN ab nd
snce For price aud other particulars please call on
the subs rher on the premises, o. Of Adam clay in
Miamsh Irg, Ohio. Terms "A cash on April I, 1868
"A in one, and u in two years thereafter.
'm2lwts SAMUEL. XEHRING
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NOAH AkNETTS ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber las
IN been appointed and qualified Adnanstrstoi
on the estate nf Noah Antu, lae of Monlgomer,
fea5Ss GEO. W. MOYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

1t is said that the mos: deficient districts
are at work, and will probably go out without
a draft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

The young woman who marres an unworthy
man takes her lords name in vain.
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Ncu advertisements.
Notice Extraordinary.

nNHE undersigned informs the ladies' and gentle.
| men Of Ihls vicinity that he is ready To manufac-
ture, to order, wigs aud furnish curs and walskers
10 all VINO may esire them. Hair dIessed in the
most artistic style. He also gives lessons to any who
wish To learn he tusinsss His STYLES are the very
latest PARIS fashions, ROBERT RElF,
AT Markprah n boarding house, 974 and Z7d Third
street, mp stars. Office hours from A. NJ 10 II NJ.
and rom ? 10 q =. N. fe23 ilm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ATOriOE hereby given that the undersigned ha
N been duly appointed Administrator OF thu estat
OF Or. Hugh Alexander, deceased
fel5w3 W1LMER n BELVTLLE
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From the Richmon I Sentinel
A Table Of Distances.
LOCAL NnArTBR5.

TuE DRlFr surgeon Schenck furnishes
the journal the following statement OF the
quotas aud credits in this District
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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Employment.

Chr4~ MONTfl-Agents wanted 10 sell Sewing Ma
a 10 chlnts. We will give a commission On Rl
Machines sold, or employ agenis who viii work lon
the alove wAges and all expenses pad. Address
y. D. HERRlNToN a co.
iesdlWaw3 Detroit, NJ gan