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The iowa Static Agricultural Society,"
Annual fleettng--Ioggn Matters.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
DEsao1xEs, Friday, Jan. 13.
The annual meeting Of the State Agricul-
tural Society has inst closed. The financial
condition Of the Society is hattering. Much
important business WAS transacted. Chic
Justice Wright retired flsm the Presidency
Lof the Society, aud on the occasion delivered
an able and interesting address. Peter
Mclfndy, Of Cedar Falls was elected Presi-
dent, and Hon. ]. n. ShatFez, Of Jefferson
county, Secretary.
The annunl meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Agricultural College, is also just closed.
Hon. Vim. f. Holmes, ]. 4. Bronson and
Peter Melindy were appointed the Executive
Committee for the ensuing year. Mr.. Holmes,
being Chairman Of the Committee, Is ex-o6ieso
President Of the College.
c. l.. Wilson, late Of the Wintcrset Flag, is
about starting new paper at Pclla, Monroe
county, the present northern terminus Of tho
Des Mofnes Valley road.
The statement made few days since, that
the II. 4 " r. R.. Co. would run their trains
twelve miles west Of Grinneu in lay OF two,
was premature, by six months probably.
The Second Ward has filed its quota under
The Presidents Inst call, and other wards Of
the city are making efforts which will soon
reach the same result.
, 1865-01-14

The postponement Of theselection Of U. 8.
Senator in the Massachusetts Senate, after
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NEWS
OF YESTERDAY.
Prominent Military Confr-
nations by the Senate.
GEN. BUTLER'S REPORT
ON THE FORT FISHER
FAILURE.
The Case Of Gen. Butler--State-
ments and Rumors.
4 NEW EPISODE IN
THE REBELLION.
Ex-senator Foote taken in IN
Attempt to Get Away.
the AKTi.SLAYERY AMEND |
MEkT--lTS Improved
PROSPECTS.
From Springfield Intelligence
from The State Capital.
The Indiana, Michigan and Wis
consin Legislatures.
FROM SATANNAH--ASPECTS OF
SEERMAN'S RULE,
Thc War inVirginia-.Latest IN
from the South.
CDnnf rAfDn cr1N runuyac,
ARMY m PTRSEJT 0F HON.
The Indiana, Michigan and Wis
consin Legislatures.
Thc War in Virginia--L.atest
from the South,
FROM CkIR0---GEN. THOMAS
ARMY IN PURSUIT OF HOOD.
FROM NEW YORK--OUR MID.
RIGHT D1SPATCH-MILITARY
AND GENERAL NEWS.


The Ladder Of Fanre-Thc Antf-SlaT-
err Amendments The Singleton
Ntfsegon-Attcmrted1 Escape Of z Dis
ttnGu1eiicd Rebel from Olxte-The
Stevens Correspondence General
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lspccia! Dispatch to the Chicago Jrihunc.]
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. u.
EIC 1TCR AID AsTRA.

ETC 1TrR AID AsTRA.
Tic following are among the combinations
made to-day:
Brig. Zen. William y sherman to be Major
General, August 1Sth. ls<'a, rice WOOL relieved.
Capt. Phillip Il. Sheridan 18th U: y: infantry, to
pe or'gaoaes oensfa'' sef'emoef @@'n' 1ooa' t'ee
pr;o IN ? sber,dar n ha m,,,, e;en.,,,
November sth. 1854. rice McC1e1lau rcztrned.
Brig. Gen. G. Il. Thomas, to be Major General,
December 18th, 1861, rice Fremont resiened.
Major ". S. Hancock. Qua1ternnster IN Tho q
5: army to be bragaaier General August lstn'
as''' 1'et 4e. nas nelsen os~sss uess,assa. .,
~. ~. ..Is -, ~.
~ ~ tha canetitn.iana1 =, y - 5, % amandmnnt W @ r.
~ ia .,oa,, +a1.on ~ aar :. ,a,-.h. 1os;
49, ,'see sa-.:"s - Ma,s,a ~ - s..s f
hnvc lacked orcr txo or three rotes Of tne
,.oo,,t.,.a t,r, +h,,de ,ns;o-;tr ,1aont;,no tha
.,,o ,,o,,o-o1,r a1.-,,oa ~ ~. 80,
+;oa =, 1rh;c1,.thc1send themselves n,occd md
rn,,ch as thcy odm;rc tbc nos3t1ons ASSUMED
1,- ~, p,ndl.ton tte.. <,ror 4nore md mora
oTs1d n stana ~, them Tommanv Hal, has
scn+ . da1en,+;o7, bara dc,n,na;n1 4bat +he
Tow yorr Cnnrresemen sho1] re1;cve them
fro,, {he nrc.s1averv burden Thai now rn,na
tla nartr The nostnoncmc,1, pires time FIR
+h;e ;,t7nenco "A rort-. and when thc votc ~
6no,,v +elon 1;+t,. donht 1s entertained of its
nnai's 'aSen A'os oouo1 u cn1e5 's1neo " l1s
passage
sNs-s,oa atsstoS. r e
~ ID lepteeea'Ia 1e4s euas usue'st omsie'
ton 'n'Se'on " 1'enAaou1, "as,e as A''4,eu
to-uas' e.no'Heeo eA41.eutent ~ tne feos1
'e'oeta u 'ne neceese,s VI suou.ss1on, US ~,
apFeas " even sne Coppeineau 4tl'a1 VI 'u1 .,1
Nor'n ~ 'ne ,.ssu1 Va 1aee :.ee.'oa9. - W.
occlaFe ,.1ae .nci. - w Plospeea "uaae'e1 loi
lne 'sean y. ~. n,,n l1.aU,-s w. tlon'
'llat .ae W. ~ - .u 49, ~ .s
.u:e .,". I ",a-a1 ha;"~ ~ a1.aaa,, eona tt'a;- ~,
'1'a 'na, s.a T., ~ =, $500.
mug ~ ~ un.'ss.s eua - y. :" ps,ss .,'a.s
Aue e4'eese y. eee. re- 49, eA.s 49,
o,ne4 =. Hol -, s~7 '1~4 - f'o7 AS'11
A4' '-'neo4'3 '..-.se A.
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IT, ho"ese1' eai'e.teu .,s ae'S - w., VI wv,
sna' ~ uis s' @ue. nu'.A1, ~, ~ - .e'5 masu
oast'eco ~ ~, ~ MaAo 10, w m" " 80 'eapon'
s'oic ..of t.'s '''nosm' as 1epoi. Il 'epfe,
senteo 10 ue 'els aole anu 'eF5 ollleF' anu IL
1n11nalea tnat ue ooes hot s1op snoft ol open
censufe Of ocn. afent. lie las applied 10 Inc
war Department !or tea'e 10 pass 1nfougn
" NasnE'on " ,," us WY 1,oa.:" ~ ,o"e"' anu IL
HalIng ,ep'y ~ 70 ,a;lt Ms sncan 4an :; ;t,,a, un
ue'st''oo I1aI tue "aouln!o - o1ia1'on - AihcaS ~
upen "st u ou@1e' VI @A' p'e""'4, 4ue''
''on0' copnrspoxnr~cp
Tim fo,,ow;nc corresnondcnce ex,,afns It.
sslf.
hea'' p
o'ooA Wisn1HGToS' jsn. .. isss.
uox. TuADpEus STEVENS:
DEAR s1a-The undersigned, your colleagues
on this floor, having fnith and confidence in your
, 1865-01-14

RESIDENT AGENTS or THE Pndis1x are authorized
to issue sud renew policies prompt and without ref
crence 10 the Company elsewhere, an are located
ut al the cties toTls and principal places through
ont the United States. Branch Otces ut Cincinnati,
O., and San Francisco. California. ialke5,11t
, 1865-01-14
The Blockade Runners.

runEer hanelcon, late the Tallahassee, is under
arrest at Bermuda. The blockade runner Colonel
Lamb Is at Nassau, undergoing repairs. The fol.
Owl, Stag, Charlotte, Maria Campbell, Whisper
Susan, Beirne and Dnppc. OF II blockade run.
ners ytelting Bermuda during the past year, IL
have been lost.
, 1865-01-14
A GRAND TIME AT. TILE

nj MASONIC.-A special communi-
~ cation Of Cleveland Loage, No. ai1, \, and 4.
street, this sAIUlsDAY) evening, at O'Clock. ior
work en- the Master MaeAs's Degree Hy order Of
A. z. CUTLER, ". II. 4. s. HUBBARD. Sec'F,
1nlie5Jl It
, 1865-01-14

srnNoF1Etp, O., Friday. Jan. 13.-John Push:
from the Clark county 1ail last night disguised as
woman- He Is about S feet Z inches high, dark
hair and complexion. A reward Of $500 has been
tGered foE hts arrest.
, 1865-01-14

FoyR sHorLD NEdLEcr 70 IMPORTANT matter as
Flte IDsurance-and experience demonstrates the
fact only Companies ho MAINTAIN firm rates and ad-
here conservative rules can guarantee the genuine
att.c!e- SECURE TIE BEST.
, 1865-01-14
Get the Genuine Article!
Phoenix Of Hartford.

Great Fire at Joncsville1 mich.-The
Elegant Town Hau and Masonic
Building in Ruins.-1usu1ed in tho
Phenixs
READ TIE FoLLOT1Sa:
To tho rhrnIx Insurance Co, HartE,t,t, Coun..
In behalf CT fhe citizens OF this gtia.e permit
to extend to Jour COMPANY M thanks lor The prompt
ss =.
tlnct. Our policy pt fu~urtuce was tct $0N, which
intsiest Ptomptnsss aud honorable Gs,iing Is eo1,-
ment able IN all matters hut whrn ov-Etken BY Ore,
:: ssST : e j. g.
~ ~ ALEX AMBER DEA@u,
Jouesv11le; Mich, recemo>s .; ISL. s> W A'''
All Special Communication Of Lafayette rod.e.
No. 16. Of and A. sf held Dccrmocr 18th, 1Ss4 he
following resolutions were offered -nct ado 2ted;
WnEnKAs. Our new Natonic HILL. taeether with alt
@ fhe o as 1nn o G
WuxKEAs. The IL: ,n.ure't IN the Phenlx ID
.95s9ss s9ss 3 g. ;nS Hefor' : tie
Wu1Rxis, ss1d Company have, At shs earliest prac
tscabe mement. through IL. xsnsiem~n'y Adjusting
SO much In advarce Of the time VII. we could Legally
Fe1oire, Tbat ths iasns, of th,s Lodge are hereby
tendered to faiI C,mpsny FOR the promptness with
Kssoired. That, as Masons snd a. citszpns We cor
dslly recommend sah PLunl1 Int .nte c jmpapy to
sad ana te as1 De
nre andnhat In the adjustment cf losses they viii
meet x1tn ;aesu, e hecsion. or sexAous Do a5s
Dated JonesVil'e, Dt cember q, 1sG4s
, 1865-01-14

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-Gcncral Thomas,
command has left Paducah for au unna.nable
destination.
, 1865-01-14
WAsHRaros, Friday, jan. H.
HOUSE.
Tn nAfft1on nf Samue1 Nilkisou MnS referred to

The petition Of Samuel " 1lktSon WIS referred to
the Committee Oh the Judiciary.
Mr. ASHLEY moved und It was agreed that after
oday tic futther consideration Of the a1talavcry
constitutional amendment postponed for two
weeks from Tuesday next
Mr, ROLLINS, Of No., said at the last sesston
he voted against the proposed amendment, but
when the oUestfon shnll again be taken up he in
teDded to record his name 10 tho affirmative. He
had chauccd his views with reference to thu eI-
pcdieucy of the measure, and Was satisfied with
thc reosous which had induced MIN to reach such
a Conclusion, He entertained the same opinion Of
thc re6ellion now which he alwpyH had, and
that there was not shadow Of pretext for
thc tnfsIaoua and disastrous conduct on the part
of the South. Nevertheless he believed that there
had NOT been exhibited sufficient willingness to
eftend conci}iation to the masses who hare been
mIslcd and betrayed by their leaders. II he could
preserye the Constitution and the Union by pre-
ferrins the present status OF slavery, he would do
It. He would 60 farther. and save them, even II
It was necessary to extend slavery. ue Would, In
he language Of the President, either partially or
altogether destroy slavery. to accomplish his pur
pose, and It Was simply because he believed the
amen6ment, If adopted, would sefye that patriotic
end, that be should vote for 1t. he argued that
Congress has the power to propose the amendment
10 the Constitution md yielded to the public SEN
timent and action Of Missouri in abolishns slave
~. We never can have peace until We IN some
war dispose OF that Institution. He expressed the
opinion that in less thon i've years Kentucky, too,
will abolish slavery without compensation. Mr.
Rollfns was loudly applauded at the conclusion oi
his remarks, which extended oyet two houTs.
: MI. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, alluded to the progress
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Rem advertisements.

~ For Afternoon Telegraph sec
Second Page.
, 1865-01-14
Lu M e e r M e N .


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
L OFFICE OF CoNPrRo1L1R or THE CuRnzsoY,
WAsulNt1ny, JanuaIy 9th, 1S65.-Whcreas ralistac.
tory notice has been transmitted to the comptroller
the Currency TINT the CO. ital Stock OF THE FIRST
Incl IL ,ha sum Of one hundred snc my thou
snd dollars {f5Q10d] in accord ance With the pro
who amount OF such Increase has been paid in, and
that the paid-up capital stock OF said Bank now
THOUSAND poLLAks fs7o,o ,oo>. now It Is hereby cetu-
fed that the ca ita stock Of 1.-THE First National
creaseG, a. aforesaid, IN the sum Of one hundred and
dirty 1h,usane dollars {fl5o CO., that ta!d increase or
III. cart! etoek thereof: that thu 8a.d increase
oi capital is apt roFsd by the Comptroller Of the Cur
ftncy.
In witness whereof, hereunso aa!x my Official a!g.
nature. tSIgned} HUGH McEULLUCH,
!a1tess:.1t Comptroller.
, 1865-01-14

A Resume of Yesterdays Proceedings
in tbc Observation-Disclosures MT tic
State CopItRls
, 1865-01-14

TOPARTNEKSHIP:-A1r. Ed
~ win r. Harmon formerly OF Harmon, Gale Il
Co, hes unite himself Ia business with the arm of
Il. King Co.. and the trn name will hereafter ba
known ~ KING. HAltMON q co. They viii COZ
time the Dry Goods Jooblng business at No. IS Lake
street. u H. KING,
T.. r. HARMON,
4. E. KENT.
s. 4. KENT.
Chicago, Jan. 10th. 1865. la1te5ss-3,net
, 1865-01-14

- ~
| Ncm advertisements. il.
WASHINGTON SKATING
| p a. RR.
Omen this Afternoon and Evening.
The Ice is now in Magnifcen: Con.
dition.
The entire Park covered with theet OF fee which
las nEvtR BEe:N SURPASSED AT THIS PAaK
| CIR ELSEWHERE.
FULL BAND in the EVENING
RANDOLPH ST. CARS LAND YoU AT THE PARE.
MAIDS ON STREET CARS LAND YoU WITHIN 4
BLOCK OF IT.
a GRAND
COSTUME CARNIVAL
Will be held during the latter part Of next week at
this Park. Gentlemen and ladies' desiring to attend
In costume will p1et land In their to the D1
recto:s Of the Park Or before Mnndsy evening,
Jsn. H. and receive tickets 1or the same.
ja1Le54S It
THE CENTRAL PARK AND
Il ORPHAN ASYLUM Buildings thrown open to the
PATRONS OF THE PARK
Refreshments furnished by the Ladies'.
GRAND GALA DAY
OGDEN PARK
GREAT CNles BAND THIS AFTERNOON.
ICE IN GOOD CONDITION.
= Ths splendid prizes t,he skated fer next Sat:
e S 20 70 te oeen II t. & a;craoou
the orphan In ta- evening. 1al4c3oi.1t
Dethridge Xxx Chimnies
SECS, For sale 10 the trade At
FACTORY PRICES.
= Only those genuine having our name as sole
GEO. G. POPE,
La"P and Oil Store,
13:2s south Clark Street.
ta1te5*S3i sAM&w net
DIR. HIATT'5
D]YPTH1ERIA CURE!i
Tie cs!g Certain Remedy for Dyptheria In
az
Warranted to cure IN all cases when taken accord-
Ing 10 d!sc.s!cns, or the money refunded.
All. HIATT, Proprietor,
Wheaton, III.
FIR sa'e BY LORD & SMITH. Agents, Chicago, to
shen all ord rs may be addressed. Send for c'rcu.
17re With testimonies. ja1+cs74&w-sAArU net
Ely's Furnishing House
WILL BE CLOSED
On Monday and Tuesday Next,
The 1sth :nd 7ta 1ustants to account Of stock
jill -.ScSlnet
S CEN cry
Theatre or Concert Hall
FOR SALE,
ssesesf saa sS Ss
jHl+ea&5-tw-sA, ,hAw mel
S z e Ell Pc N s.
e good as Gll!ott's. costing - per cent less.
J. IT. MIDDLETON l. CO.'S
BANK PEN,
COMMERCIAL PEN,
FALCON PEN,
4OA PEN,
3O3 PEN.
Price $3.50 per Gross.
RIBBON CANCELING STAMPS,
stsE2p in black AMI require 10 lnk-ss.eo.
]. W. MIDDLETON & CO.,
Stationers, 1876 Lake Street.
r. H. HANNAH,
DEALER IN
Oak Leather and Hides,
500 LAKE. STREET, CHICAGO.
Orders for Leather and c0zs'snments OF Hlass soil
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Exemption Pauer3

Waiting loe .hem ut olic., aol suhJectto tnetr
order.
Enrolled 77rH Of Chicago a7H Townshf9sor othsx
Districts! Now Ia tho time to make yourself PER
FkCTLT 5ECURK AGAINST bling COMPELLED 70
pay an ENORMOUS price Tor Substitute In c.re You
should be DRAFTED.
There are sbont 70 ooo mea enrolled ia Ibis District
aud sheze will be zvquIred aoout SO men to nll sha
Quota assigned. Y0u may be ore OF the number
DRAFTED Is It cot cheaper to u compsrattyefy
reasonable amount now ant be perfectly cnrt,tn AZ
having SUBSTITUTE ON HAND, than to take tho
chance OF teing obliged to pay from 1900 TO II 20
AFTRK TIE DRAFT. and be troubled ahd ANNOYED
IN getting Jour substituee7
The public may be fury esssae,l OF one thing. va
SHALL PROMPTLY FILL EVER. CON TRACT VIZ
MAKE WITH OUR PATRONS, AND EayE COR
MEANS 70 DO IT WITH.
TTsa Tsrn # WITH nrro1r nc,~s. ~
, 1865-01-14
Nem advertisements.
DRAFT! !! DRAFT!!
The "15th of Feb." will sooa
Roll around.
THE CHICAGO
DraGt Insurance Go.
III AM, --- 100000.
S-5, 600 PufI In and Deuos5ted
in Bank,
Tt6 Chics 70 DEa:k Insurance Company arc pser1rer
to 7suFe tn.1:ra nu;u.er OF


Tia Chic. 70 DEa:k Insurance Company arc psec1re
to 1aufe tsD.I:r1 nu;userof
, 1865-01-14

THE CENTRAL PARK AND
a ORPHAN ASYLUM Buildings thrown open to the
PATRONS Of THE PARK
TONIGHT.
Refreshments furnished by the Ladies'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
oERr1FIoArE OF AUTHORITY.


TO expire on the Slst day Of January, lSGG. =.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE, ISsURASoE DiPrF
OoLUMpus, OIIo, January ", .lS65.
WHEREAs, The EoHTn AMERICAN FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, located NJ Hartford, in the
State Of Connect cut, has hled in this office swo'n
sta ement fits condition. required by the first sec
ton OF the net o reg Ilae Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State of Oho,' passed April s,
1886, and amend February ~ 1864 and, whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II is possessed OF AZ least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested m stocks ar hon'S
or in mortgages OF real estate, worth double iho
amount Tor which the same ~ fnOrtgaged amt,
Whereas said Company has filed in this otce wIlt-
ten instrument under its corporate Hea, si1ncd by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent agents Of said Company IN tins stue TO he.
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf OF said
Company. according TO the terms O said law.
Now therefore, IN pursuance of the first section OF
tho aforesaid act, /, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE lNsURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, IN authorized TO transact The
business OF Fire Insurance IN this State until lhe
thirty first day of January in the year one thousi nd
eight hundred and slxty-siX
IBrAMp. In witness whereof l have hereunto snh-
iSgALl acrIbed my name and caused the seal Of my
office to be affixed the day and year above
written. JAS. Ii, GOODMAN, 'H t'
fel0 Auditor OF state. 4,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
WynkOOp,s Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases oi the throat chestan pulmonary organs
arc ever prevalent, iusidlOus and dangerous The
properties OF a medicine 90 alleviate, cure and uproo
these complaints, miI7t be expcctorant, anOdyne and
inyigoratuns l0oHenng the nines Of the thru,t and
impartng tone 10 the entire system No discovery IN
medical solenco ever mastered this class OF diseases
like Dr. WynkoOp's Iceland Pectotal. II IL used with
the most astonishing results in all cases Of bronchit
Influenza, whooping cough, dpthera or putrid sore
throat, asthma Group coughsY sYcoids, nervous lrrlta
bllity, &c.
The Rev J j. Potter certifes that, al have used Dr.
Wynkoops Pectorl for several years, myself and an
my family for severe pulmonary complaints, Rnd
have recommended II TO many others, and have never
seen its equa.''f Rev. J. D. Potter BroOklynN Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing It's remarkable
and that II never fails.
II is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Eleeampane, Comirey Bur
dock and other invaluable expeetsrant and tome in
gradients. Itis harmless, prompt and lasting. lu-
valds aud sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trial.
Every family should have it, II il remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
ections accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W. W. stewart and all principal
druggists. .bl. 2.
Barnes Co. New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE

Geo. W. Houk pl'n, vs.. Daniel :. Barber, defendant
In the Superior Court Of Montgomery CO., Ohio
FINHE defendant IN ths case ia hereby notified that
the plaintiff has filed "a petuOl against hun,
Claiming an indebtedness, including interest up 10
the lst Of February, 1850 of one hundred aud sixty
Dollars aud rwenty y-6ys Cents Tor which plainulashs
decree and that in default OF payment thereof within
ten days, That certain land wirran certificate, mum
bered j22ji bearing date April "a, 1870 end issued IN
the name Of said Daniel l.. Barber, and now IN the
possession OF said plaintiff, shall be advertised and
sold as upon executions at law 10y the Sheriff OF said
County OF ofMontgomery 10 safety the said decree aud
the costs OF thus proceeding Said defendant IL re-
quired to answer said petuOA on or before The 18th
DAY Aprii, IsG5 otherwise decree will be rendered
according TO prayer ofpentiOner.
ElsW6 nOuk a MCMAHON, Attorneys.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
99rofessionaI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,


Established in tho Year 1850, .l.
FOR THE CURE UF r.IVArE DISEASES,
And under the control OF two Of the most Emnenl
Physicians in the World.
TAR X, BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
Hospitals and for the past ten ears OF the OIn-
,nuilat enerea Hospita and Dr, h. u. RtsfhOLDS,
late of New York. Tnis Is the only office in the city
where permanent cure OF Private Diseases can bs
Obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Af
diet Gonorhsa cured IN six TO forty-two hours,
elect cured in three TO ten days. Structures cured IN
one to three weeasi Nocturnal Emissions Stopped i n
two to SIX days Seminal Weakness cured Ia Two 70
eight weeks syphilis in its primary stages cured ~
three days Secondary symptoms in one TO three
weeks; SKIN Diseases cured IN one 10 three weeAl6
impotency vlger restored Ia 60 iour Teei 81, Az
diseases Of private nature treated with unparalleled
Drl lBonaparte's great work on private Diseases
the Private Guide to Health, benCh hcal TO all male
and female, old and young, should read TINS work y
twenty five cents, sent by mail. .g,.- AID . ...,
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safe It y
perfectly safe aud never falls give Satisfaction. lt
the only safe and sure preventive against disth7e
Price of the French Patent Male sale, Al the SINGLE
one, 81 per haltdosen ~ per dozeni sem by % 5nal
sale and reliable remedy for suppressions and all ie
male diseases. Ladies should not use them durlng
pregnaey, they will pr duce miscarriage. Pfee
per DOx-sxira fine SSsent 10 anY addrers ty mat
nrs. b. & n arc the men 70 consult lhey are uh,
duf si onaby acknowledged 10 he the champons and
inss Of nefell Diseases and the only Doctors MhO
| receive monthly reports trom che Old world they
have been accustomed nom an early nhe Of yoHth 10
witness the various Diseases which aiiiet manlsindi
and B watch the progress through long chr'e 81
professional study. IA every sphere OF me- nom le
| tumtle abode OF poverty 60 the mansion Of me
! wealthy, and having aAoeriaued beyond doubt the
yaat suffering OF humallty, they deleJmmsd 20 select
d &c ge ertye system rs Their particular sInly any
~ devote their whole attention TO the al,evlauon ol
hs diseases ofthese imporent lunctlcne. No leHeta
wilt., answered unless they contain aremistanee o.
a nosis ge stamp. Gail or address -
Drs. BONAPAArE a REYNOLDS, .4.i
No l91 Sycamore street, between ffth and siHlhi
east sid Q, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oni,e ho siFs nom A. NJ TO 3P. NJ. ielH
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OswEGo, N Y, March GA meeting Of
citizens was held at the Board Of Trade FOR
the purpose OF a loptng measures for the bet.
ter defense Of the city, in view Of the antici.
paled raid by rebels and their sympathizsrs,
now concentrating ut Halifax Mayor Grnut
presided, and the meeting was addressed by
some Of our most influential men,
The Mayor stated that he had called upon
the eommandant at Fort Ontario, aud that
sufficient force would be detailed 70 patrol the
streets at night
committee vas appointed to select and
appoint detectives to watch strangers now IN
town, and such as may arrive, until some
further action could be taken in the Natter
The recent draft has added 20 the inAnx OF
strangers '''
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pErIrloN nor rARfITIoN

Mary Huber Va. George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
B Haber, Martha n hher, Alice Huber aud Ann n.
Huber.
Csurt OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
tfl uho.I In Partition. TT ?. ..
O(EORGE HUBER, OF the State OF Illinois, Jacob
u Huber, 81 81 Joseph county, Indiana, John b.
Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber and Ann R Huber
ali Of Montgomery county Ohio, Will take notice that
a petition was hle against them on the goth day Of
January, 1895 W the Court Of Common Pleas Of
MONTGOMERY county ONO, by Mary Huber, and ~
nov pending wherein said MARY Huber demands par
uton OF the following real estate toWit Sithate m
the county OF Montgomery and State of Ohio lot No.
$780, on Wnehrenner's addition TO the town of Miam.
isburR IN said county, pat OF when ~ recorded in
Plat Book A, page 10 OF the records OF Montgomery
county Ohio aud that at the next term OF sad Court
the said Mary Huber will apply tor order that par
tihon may be made OF said premises
-. ~ -fUrflIC MARY HUBER
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ia2lwG