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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Feb. |, 1865. st,
y n a IT II Nj H n II
OF THE CONDITION OFTHE
NAME AND LOCATI,

EAMEAND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is 4f.'rEA IN
sURANCE COMPANY, and is located ut
I-C4&PIT.SL.
Tie amount Of its Capital Stock
is Two Millions Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
and Is paid SO, 2jo 900 90
lT.-ASSETS.
/. Cash OF the Company on hand |.
and in the hands of Agents and
other pcrsons",... 275,7sl so
2. Rca! estate, unincunbered. 7tY05U SO
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned
by tile Company, las per sche-
dnle filed how secured, and
tho rate Of interest tiereon...t%r 1861 80
Total Assets Of The Company. Sc, ,S0o, ,439 3s
IIT.-LIABILITTE5.
losses adjusted and not dric."... $500 10
Losses unadiusted and in sus-
penso, waiting torfurtller proof lie, ,517 20
All other CLAIMS against the Com .>-
pany are small, for printing, -
&c, estimated at................... 200 81
-------------
Total Liabilities. sl23,077 20
IV.-MISCELLASEO
The greatest amount insured in
- any one risk is. s.......,.............. $4,000 %
The greatest amount allowed by
the rules to be insured in any
one city, town, village or block yarfee'
The amount ofits Capital or earn
iiigs deposited in any other
State, as security for losses
therein:
deposited with California -, 900 no
Wnh Iowa. ......................." 5000 90
And OGio............:. $4,000 90
The Charter, or Act of 1ncorpo ration of
said Company ishcrewith.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

THS Illinois State Senate has passed
bal to pay the salaries Of elective officers IN
gold. ~ t,
The Illinois Senate a Republican body,
snd it appears to be the Republican doctrine
that the Office holders should have the good
currency aHd the people the poor one.
THE tobacco captured BY Sherman is TO
bo distributed to the soldiers of his army.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

Applications received aud policies promp T.
y issued by J. o. THOMAS, Agent ut
February l, 1ss5-3t. st-
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DURE WINE, in Bottles, 5years old, toc
Il, medical purposes only, 81 ''
jan. IL. fA.5 J'H f-rJ0HN BlEALL,S.t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

DHoToGRAPH ALBUMS, ALI kinds anf,
\ prices, at f8 JOHN BEALLis.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

HAND LAMPS, Wicks, Chirnnays, and
n Carbon Oil. at lowest fgures, at
Jan. lS s,tea JOHN BEALL'S
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Subscribed and sworn before mn, this I'd
day Of Jan,iary, 1865.
HENRY FOWLER.
TsTAMr.1 Justice of THE Peace.
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THE QUOTAS.
Important Circular from the
US. Provost Marshal General
The Quotas of Ohio Districts.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

The following circular has just been re-
ceived by the Provost Marshal General of
Ohio
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

.t...a. JAMES Fl, GOODMAN,
lsEALl lsTAMPJ Auditor Of State
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

GNLASS and India Rubber Eve and E,r
W epfingsat JOHx BEAI-i ,iS'n
.N9'th4Og IVY ~g'i
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,r, N TIT - - ~ r7OV-tt = KV-I. -
The name of the Company is .f"rEA IN
SlRANCE COMPANY, and is located d
Hartford, Conn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13

THE Richmond papers were telling
us few days ago about the first pa
rade Of negro troops in that city
The turnout was small and the effect
ludlcrous. But tho people of Rich
mond saw another parade of negro
troops yesterday morning that may
be somewhat sensational and not in
the least absurd or funny. 1t was
Weitzel's corgs, That column Of
negro troops should be the first to car
ry the old flag in triumph into the cap,
ital of Virginia andthe Southern Con.
tedcrocy, is one Of those instances Of
poetic justice, that compensate fOr
much that is droary in history Cin
Com. Abrl4.
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c.n.ral Iahn =. ,Har,raurt.

Brigadier General John Frederick
Hartrautt, the gallant officer who re-
captured Fort Steadman on Saturday
last, and turned the momentary defeat
into success, is native of Montgom-
cry county, Pennsylvania, and is little
less than thirty five years of age. He
graduated at Union College, Schenec-
tady. New York, in 1853, and COM
menced life as a civil engineer. He
finally commenced the study of the
law, and was in practice at the break
ing out of the rebellion, He raised
the 4th regiment of Pennsylvania
Volunteers. and commanded them du-
ring the three months service, AT the
first battle Of Bull Run he acted as a
volunteer aid on the staff of General
franklin. lie then raised the 51st
Pennsylvania regiment, and with
them joined Burnside's North Carolina
expedition. He remained in command
of this regiment doing signal service
-at Second Bull Run, Antietam, Vicks-
burg, and other points South, until
June, 1868, when, prostratcd by sun.
stroke, he was sent North. In Novem-
Der he rejoined his regiment at Knox
vile, and the successful resistance du-
ring the siege was in great measure
due to the engineering skill of Colonel
liartrauft. In January, 1868, the 5lst
re enlisted, and Colonel Hartrauit re-
joined his comrades. Soon after he
was appointed to command brigade
of the Sd division. and for his valuablc
services from the Wilderness to Hatch
er's Run, in the late campaign he wa;
made Brigadicr General, to rank from
May II, 1864.
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loTning Hours.

20 bod end cmIyto riqc,
lnu healtny wealthy and wise"
t'-s truth which is abundantly
~od in every department of lHc
1yae distinguished success has
,ed.
t.Uy indeed, turn the night
80 itF sleep whom the world is
l4 accomplish foverish tasks
a.1fimpunity. Bat these cx
vriy prove the rulo of Sir
baio that "eight hours are
.. eight for meditation, eight
-s.n Nd all for God
~ accomplish much worthily
do not venture to defy Ma
aEht against sovereign laws.
1896 .oniorm wisely to II wise or.
obmt lilially to parental ro.
pl" They give to the day its
receive from the night its
he idlcr, the sluggard, and
waste precious hours in
,Dg eastlca which arc never
ad coming wishes which are
5lr 'i@ed' Liio to such is an 90.
salfs. s.dropm, aud death an indcscri.
49, 'aappointment,
u g ifue man work is pleasure, n
y Say and q prophet, too. prophe.
r y1olin Tie future. The pres
trss lie y a delight, and his M.
nDaImed With the sunshine Of
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13

ttYD' SPECULATION { Nash.
.4.- .,an'Aer day, negro sergeant
gsSgo dray driver and told
4JAsdsl.his blde overcoat, stating
. sels had authority TO takeall he
sqi fliN J The driver did not like
''1gs't1ip, and hence an alterca.
-f..cslch led to the arrest Of both, -
eX9wiqation in tho case, It was
aedthat the soldier i'm pressing
ag without authority and had
$500 'lssl tito a stealing expedition,
,ssos ,s.., sl to his barracks upwards Of
5.{ egss we're found and returned to
.nelr rlgatfal owners.
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and con'st Of 10 weeks, divided into three sessions
~ lolloWsi
summer Session will commence March eth and
contlnre " wcoks, Tuition SR Vacation 10 weeks,
Fail session VIII commence Monday, August 2Sth,
1853, pndcsntnuo l2Wcots Tuition 50. No vacation.
Winter Session will commence November 2Oth,
Nndolpso March 9TH, lSdGl6 weeks. Tuition SS Ou
Tuition Wust be- paid IN advance or secured by
noto. No deduction viii ho made on account of ab.
-cnrc.
Z :, BOARDING. consisting Of hrnaccous food,
fruits and Vegetables, will be furnished by tho Pro.
pfictors ut s9por week,
4 NJ, aud y. FEEMAN, Proprlctors,
Miss NJ. u. FEEMAN,
Teacher for the summer Session,
A, FREED and Miss NJ, h. FEEMAN,
Teachers Tor tho Fall aud Winter Sessions.
March Jnth, lSBj.NN
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We are personally acquainted with RIM. CLARKE,
Esq, and believe him TO be honest and capable w
cheerfuy recommend him to our friends Of the nth
Regiment aproper person to attend 10 the collection
Of soldiers CLAIMS, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions, ,kc
John NJ Connei Colonel nth Regiment o. "
NJ. f. Moore, Leptenant Colonel 18th Reg. o. VIZ
Al. Davis, Adjutant 18th ohoi.
Daniel Kutz
Captain b. F. Butterncld, comd'g Co. A nth o. v,
Lieutenant j. III. hmey.
Captain Ezra Ricketts, Company f. nth Reg.
Lieutenant d. O'Suvan., . ~ 80
j. W. stinchcomb Captain Company b.
A, =. Ashbrook, lst Lieutenant Company p. ~.
William II. Pugh I'd Lieutenant. company b.
A. ognen, Captain Company !, nth Ohio! e,iI
Leo Noles, lst Lieutenant, Company I, nth Ohio.
j. NJ. Rea, Captain Company X, nth Ohio. l
y 8. B.JCollins, Cd Lieutenant.
I o. E. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master17th OA1b.
b. II. Showers, Captain Company q, 18th Ohio.
Captain @. II Rippey, Company D, 17th Ohio. ~
IiSptsnsnt 3. ). B. RrspSsf sORpsSy % 4 q W. INV.
bWRssetef. h'hs " BeNRB
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Z!'|IZI!:lZIzIZZzzZZz ! D J.

All the Medical men and the Press recommend DR..
stricand's Anti Cholera Mixture ~ the only certain
remedy for DidrrhUa and 'Dyscntcfy. 1t is Il comb.
nation of Astrlngents, Absorbants, Stimulc9ts and
Carminaves, and is warranted to affect cure after
all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.
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NO6hCe.

Notcc Is hctohy given that the undersigned has
, Seeh @ dnly appointed and qualified rs Executor Of
r"rnni w n M WIZ ena Testament Of JOHN FRY late oi
70 the estate Of said deceased arc required to mike
nnedlate payment, md those having clalms aeNinst
March 2o-9w. Join Ahan ran Ss.,..,,..
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These companies divide three-fourths ofnet proHts
annualyto the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
terest at porcent-thereby funding the surplus an
giving policy Holders greater security and shsaps
II surance.
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.


Samuel boge, Admir- Of
Mary Ann liOglc, deed Probate Court of Fairfield
, nlnmd County, Ohio,
John Dogc and others,
To John Roglc, William Bogle and the unknown
heirs and legal representatives Of ISABELLA WILL
SON, deceased, who are heirs and lcga foprosen.
htvcs Of Mary Ann Boyle, deceased
, lou are hereby informed that on the 23d day ol
tebrunry lHa, SAID Administrator fled In said Court
ms petition against You nAd others, tho object and
prayer OF which IL to obtain an order ON Che st day
OF March 1850 for the sale Of The following real estate
olwhloh the said Mary Ann nogle died seized, or 40
much thercota may be necessary to pny the debts OF
said decedent o-wlt In lots Nos. III and "a ln the
Town Of Amanda FnrRcd county, Ohio, and the
nnttlrwcstquarier oi section !, township q ofranEo
v hnHuernscy county, Ohio subject, however, TO cer-
tain exceptions lnrGmhrancoa and restrictions.
Dnted Feb, 20, lsG5.
SAMUEL BOGLE,
=, Administrator of Mary Ann Boyle, decd
Much 2, 1868, ie-5w, pisO 70.
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SItpNs


Are allowed TO NIL soldiers who have beon disabled in
any degree. by wounds or disease, while in the service
in the line Of dutyto widows Of deceased soldiersto
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
Back Pay.
We have every facility for the collection Of Back
Pay IL final papers are correctly made out, we can
have the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who havn
arrears Of pay due them from the Government will de-
well 10 call ON us, US we can collect tho money for
much less than II will cost to 90 to Columbus, or else
where; and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect ther.money.
Write TO U.s..
And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and send
you blanks with instructions for filling them M SO
that you can prepare your clam without trouble
Bs Prmpt.
The sooner you make your application, the sooner
you will get your money. II Application for Pension
Is not made within year from the date of discharge,
yearly pension ia lost,
Remember tho Place!
n. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AGEST ohice--South side
Nam Street, Tallmadge Block Lancaster Ohio,
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To tho Peoplo OF Fairleld q,

Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter Daugherty, Attorneys
p. M. Wagenhals, Pension Surgeon. :
PITTsBURG LANDING, TENNESSEE, !
Mnv IRaa - Z
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Of Lancaster, for the yenr onding x
March 40, 1867
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DIR. Stucllland's Mellinuous Cough Balsam is war;
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Iloarscness, Asthma,
whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections otthe Throat and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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Sj502 0G
Total amount rcccipts.....ss3s6 10
expenditures jjD2 %
Balance cash in hand ........s 2703 10
G RREiBAcll, kPrcs. City Courcil.
W. l.. KING, Cry Clerk.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years. is entitled
t. slOo B0unty Every Soldier discharged by reason
ofwouuds received in battle, ~ entitled To 500 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July lsf, lS6e and dis
charged before serving Two years, IL entitled to S25
Bounty. The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Heirs of Soldiers. who die in the service, entitled
to the above Bounties.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-04-13

DR.. StrickNnl's Pile Remedy has cured thousands
ofthe worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t
gives immediate reliefand effects permanent cure
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
FebiS, 1884 Ally
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The Advantage OF the Participating
System Demonstrated.

50 90 SIS %
RENARKs.-By insuring in one of the above compa-
nies his Policy will cost him, for five years sll1 in
stead ofsl5Oby the Old System, to-wit
To prcmiun on S3,OOOfor five years. $3.50 %
BY scrip, worth in New York 40 cents SEQ 90
Byinterestreoeivedin cash on scrip 100
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Sill %
ns-Shippcrs ofGrain, Flour and other mi erchandse
can have insurance to any place desired at the most
reasonable rates. -' ~.
Weare authorized to pay for the scrip Of these aen-
panics before delivery, 40 cents on the dollar. .r
30 Those who desire the best aud cheapest insu.
rancein the most responsible companies, will do wei
to call onthe Agents at their Office TAllmadge block
CLARKE &9FRITTER, Agents.
Lancaster, Moy2l ,lSG3-lyISl ...
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AV rite to rs,
Bs Prmpt.

And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and sen
you blanks with instructions for filling them up, q
that you can prepare your clam without trouble
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11
oTHEn EFFEcTs oFTHE sToRM,

The street cars kept running until one
P. NJ, when the increasing depth ofthe snow
and the presence of deep drifts along the
route compelled them to stop running, and
the cars were withdrawn, sleighs beirg
substituted.
Most of our places ofbusiness were plac-
es of idleness yesterday. Dry goods and
millinery stores were especially dreary and
deserted, as their fair patrons were impris.
oned at home by the rigors of the storm,
The saloons, however, were filed all day
long with their wonted ka5itues whose en-
joyment of hot whiskies and rum toddies
caught a rest from the militry. The Provost
Marshal's ofice feltthe effects of the storm.
there being but few recruits sworn in and
the usual erAHd of applicants fer exemp-
tion haYlng postponed their sGlu,ents and
sfidavits to q more convenient season, The
central Police Station was very quiet.
Crime as well as virtue was kept latent
in doors by the all-subduing snow. Itwas
bad day for local editors, for, saying no
thing of the difficulty of looking up items
even supposing them TO exist at all, the
snow repressed them like every thing else.
The places of amusement suffered greatly,
Master Dudley Waller entirely aban-
doning his engagement, and the Academy
of Music drawing very seanty audience.
The snow fell to depth of about eight
inches on level. At the present writing
the sky is clear, and therei is every prospect
Of "a bright winter day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11
NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 10.

lHY TFLEGBAPH.l
COtfOu-Dull and unsettled. Sal at 81 10 for
midaiing.
FIOur-state and Western dali and 80 Ioxer.
Sales at $40 159IO 25 for extra State; SII 2OM
IL 25 for common 70 good chipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; sll 5Ogl2 % for trade brands
Market closing quiet.
Whisky-Firmer. sal5sat So 25 for state and
so 24g2 20 for western, clOSing very firm at the
Wheat-Dull and dropping. Sales No. Chi.
csgo spring at 50 %; Milwaukee winter red west
eTn at 50 90.
Rye-Quist.
Bnriey-Dull.
COrn-FiFm with limited supply. Sales mixed
western at u 90 in store.
Oats-opened heavy and closed hrmsr with
more doing. Sales ct 81 06 for western.
WOOA-Quist.
COfEee-Vvry quiet st 44G4s for Laguayra; AZ
G471zo for Bio; 4lg46e for mari;ebo, 50a5sc for
Java, and 42o for st. Domingo,
suRar-Firm but quiet; Cuba Ise
MOlasses-Ddll.
Petroleum. Dali at 52053c for Crude; 7sa7S
for Refined in bond, AID 94o for Refined frse
POrk-Heayy and lower. sales at $40 SKA
43 % for mess; Sal 75a42 421 for 1864 mess,
5O935 25 for prime, and $40 CO94O so for prime
mess. Also, 800 bb,s row mess, fer January Feb.
ruary and March, at sellsra and bGvsr's option
at SAB 5ct544 20, $500 bb!s prime naos sams terms
and delivery, 81 S4l 0a@;42 25 and, Iast evening.
800 bb!s 1864 mess, for Jsauary, buyers option,
at 81 co.
Beef-Quiet ant steady at about previous pricss.
Bacon SIdss-Steady. sales, iaciuding Gum.
herlsnd cat, 2l1lS, ard short ribbed at sY1Sc-
Dressei Hogs -Qlict and steady Sales at
157S9I713c for western.
I:ard-HaAvy; SALES at 2os2i11o; also eco bbls
for February at 2i1ac.
HHstsr-tiE0hang5d
CIIeeSa-Qaiet at IA6l2fc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

UNITED STATES COURT.-This Cg.urt con-
vened as usual Yesterday morning, but. the
Grand Jury being ready to pgyse,nt no in
dictments, and no other business, Coming
before it, it itadjOurned over to this morning.
when the case of the United States Us.
Joseph Fitzpatrick, the first on the crimi-
nal docket. will DO taken up.
The District Attorney yesterday nolled
indictments for conspiracy to resist the
execution Of tho laws, sgaiust the follow.
ing persons, all Of whom are from Holmes
county; Abraham Workman, Peter Work
man, Joseph Blanehat, Emanuel Bach,
John ImbOden, George Fogle, Benjamin
Brown, Frederick ImbOden, Henry Weiss.
William Il. Dyal, Godfrey steinpr, james
Still and Peter Druierd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11


TAX ON GRess RECEIPTs OF YEsskLs.-The
Government tax of two and half per cent.
on the gross receipts of vessels is matter
of serious complaint among vess el-owners,
and petitions to Congress asking IN amend
ment to the Law 50 as to apply the tax to
net reoeiPts is being circulated in all the
Lake ports, including Cleveland, for the
signatures Of those interested in the
change This taz bore very heavily du-
ring the past season, as the receipts of
many vessels ran considerably behind
their expenses, and tue law in such cases
operates with obvious severity and inius-
tee. A singular feature about the law is.
that in relation TO vessel earnings it has
made complete determination, no other
business being taxed upon gross receipts.
What reason induced Congress to thus de-
viate from the common system, to the OBJ
viOus prejudice of this important in nterest,
We cannot conjecture, but certainly think
it wes seriously misled, a,ld that the error
should be recti6ed at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-11

First ward Draft Association
Special Meetings Every Evening .this
week.-The Ward has been distristsd and commit
tees appointed to canvass for funds, as follows;
Ist-HII South Of Division .strest--Wm Melhinch
and Peter Gerlcah.
2d-superlor street to Public square-K sher-
man, A E Adams.
Sd Division and Vineyard streets-ceo Friseh-
.4th-Euchd street to Erie-Geo Frisell.
ttu Sheriff street-B steadman.
6tn--seneca, Champlain and Michigan streets-C
sturtevant.
7th-oak and Hickory alley B Glen.
sth-Ontario and Kinsman to BolivsrG
Myers, WIN Kellogg and Maj Ankloy.
9th--Prospecct to Eris-L NJ Pitkin, George Rose
and W Warner.
IOth-Eris to Gross and Euclid Place. -R Per-
klns and Samuel Rowo.
1lth-Huron street-C N Abbey. Abrsm Weinor,
J J Benton, Mr.. IngersoTI.
15th-High and AIiddIe-Robert Eeggs and John
Kelley.
I3th-Boliyar and Alloys to Huron--J Rimes, "
C StOedman, JWolf, Edward Waekerman and Thos
QuayIe.
l4tb-Eagle to Miami--Abram Weiner, P Holt,
A Jewett.
18th Canal street-Falter AIdrich.
1sth-ohio street to Pittsburgh, and alleys both
sides-Henry Keller, ] b Clark, John Gawne.
17th-Kinsman and Pittsburgh, from Eagle tC
Cross-Frank Msgorey, John McGarvey, Us Bow
ers.
1sth-Cross, Hill and Ohio, from Kinsmau t'
Canal-Wm Cotterell and Peter B Clark.
l9th-Howe street Fred Whitehead.
The committees will next report at the Engine
House this evening. Let there be rousini
meeting. What is needed is work and money
and the Ward will be out of the draft. lie
US be prompt to meet the issue.
Certificates Of membership may be obtained fron
James W Lee, Treasurer, at tho Office of Carlton ans
Lee Ifyou do not see the Committees call on him
f CHESTER, I'm. MELHINOH,
Secretary. President.
jan Ic;Is5
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hEw YORK CATTLE mARKET.

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1865
HE current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are
Beef CatfIe-lst quality, SIS Oo9fO co; ordi-
nary to good quality sI3 OO@1s 90; common uuaIi-
ty Sn G0@l2 20; inferior quality $40 OO0lO 50.
Cows and Calves-lSt quality SEQ OOa75 90;
ordinary S45 O0955 90; common quality S35 OO@
% 90; inferior quality $50 O0G35 90.
Veal CaIVeS-lst quality, q h, 1a1l1l3o; ordi-
nary quality Ilc9loc; common quality lOaIIc;
inferior quality 932@1co.
SWine-Heayy Oorn-fad, o n, l31%6314o; HRht
and medium 136gl31So; still-fed l36131zc.
Tie MARI et fer Beef Cattle remains very much
the same as last week. The supply Wgs rather
light but thu quality Of the oiisrlngs Was pretty
poor Sheep ard Lambs we're in COED dsmspd ail
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