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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17
First Enrolment District.

Colonel AvERlLL informs Us that DR.. E..
G. Gross, of Rochester, has been appoint
ed Surgeon OF the Board of Enrolment,
in place of DR.. MAYO, dismissed.
REUBEN Re YNoLDs, Esq, of Rochester,
has been appoin ted Commissioner, in place
of @. @. Co1R, Esq, resigned.
INTERNAL RE VENUE DECISION. de-
cision of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, the receipt given to Sheriff by
a plaintiff, or his attorney, for money COL
lected upon judgment is subject to stamp
duty where the amount of such receipt is
for sum exceeding twenty dollars. Such
receipt cannot be held to be exempt under
the provisions of the statute exempting re-
ceipts given for the satisfaction of any
mortgage, judgment or decree of court;
but receipt given by the sheriff to that
defendant, upon payment or satisfaction of
the judgment on the return of the sheriff
upon the order of execution, can be re-
garded as exempt from, stamp duty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17
No R.eru,,,pe In Rebel States.

No Recruiting In Rebel States.
The following dispatch was received
Yesterday by Col AvKRIIL:
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1865.
To Col. J. T. AvxRILL, A. 4. p. II. G., Saint
Paul, MiaaesotG:
The law authorizing recruiting in the States
in rebellion has been repealed, and no credit
will be allowed for men mustered under that
law subsequent to this draft.
JAMES B. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

TIE St. Louis Republican announces
that Capt. W. W. BRADEN, of the Sixth
Minnesota has been appointed Assistant
Provost Marshal of the First Sub-district
of Missouri, consisting of the counties OF
St. Charles, Warren, Montgomery and
Lincoln, with headquarters at Warrenton,
Mo. Capt. THOMAS S. SLAUGHTER, of the
Sixth is Provost Marshal of the post Of
Rnlla Mo-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17
The Bankrupt Law.

Dispatches from Washington say that
the bill for General Bankrupt Law, was
lost in the Senate. If the unfortunate in
solvents of the country we're only black,
the bill would have gone through with q
rush.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

DIED IN HosP1TAL.-We learn that
Samuel Middleton, Of Company E, Tenth
Regiment, died in hospital at Memphis,
Tenn, on the Oath ult, of chronic diar.
rhea. The deceased was brother of
James Middleton, of Woodbury., Washing
ton county. He leaves q wife and four
children.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

AoCDKsTAILY KnIRD.-An Irishman
named MIoHAEL GRAHAM, living in Nam
kato, was killed on Monday morning in
the timber, few miles from town, by a
tree falling upon him He was q poor
man and leaves q large family.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

J. O. GooDnAs, company G, 10th Min-
nesota, IL among the deaths in the Saint
Lous hospital daring the week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

The United States Telegraph line has
got as far Northwest as La Crosse. 1t
will reach st. Paul during the summer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17
Forces Against sherman.

The Union estimate of the forces oper-
ating against Gen. SHERMAN Is 1900
specified az follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17
Hon. VIM. Window on the Sena.
tOrial Election.

An indiscreet friend of Hon. WILLIAM
WINDOW, Representative in Congress from
the First District, has given to the public,
through the Press, an extract of private
letter of Mr.. WINDOW, concerning the re-
suit of the Senatorial election, which
places this gentleman in very unenviable
light before the public. We print por-
ton of the letter:
WASHINGTON, Feb l, 1865.
Ny DEAR FRIEND:
Well, Mr.. Norton is elected to the Senate, as
much to his own astonisment as to ours.
fancy, of course, you know how it happened.
Ny position on this as on all other political
matters, requiring no sacrifice of principle, is
to yield ready obedience to the decision Of
the party to which belong, and l can assure
you that neither my friends nor myself will
Tase tne cry OF ,relentiess persecution" because
! was not elected.
Some of my friends have called attention to
the fact that, during the recent contest, GER
tain persons whose occupation it is to misrep.
resent and SANDER me. have piled their ayoca-
ton with more than their usual yigor and
ooldness. ms was not unexpected, and Ger.
tainly not in the least alarming.
Ever since my first election to CONGRESS
they have striven to weaken my influence both
here and at home, and to this end have de-
scended to the meanest and most malicious
falsehoods. But happily, l am BY no means
8 stranger to the people who have four times
honored me with q seat in Congress and since
it is not in the power of these fellows to ininre
me with the people whom serve, shall con.
tinue to treat them with silent contempt,
While will oppose no one merely because
he preferred another to myself, and labored
honorably for his election, so far as these
ISLANDERS are concerned, / have no favor either
TO ask or grant.
Very truly your friend,
WILLIAM WINDOW.
Mr.. WINDOW cannot conceal his chaerin
and indignation at his defeat. He accuses
"these fellows" (Mr. NoRros's friends) of
Misrepresentation, SANDER, /" the meanest
and most malicious talsehoods;" and says
he shall "trest them with silent contempt !"
As Mr.. NoRToN and his friends have en-
dured for six years the malice and hatred
of Mr.. WINDOW, in every conceivable form
Of expression, and have come out triumph
ant at last it is not to be supposed that
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

G. P. BRADLEY, the famous Chicago de-
Give, died on Monday last
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-17

The New York Re,Ds, which can scarce
ly conceal it's hopes that SHERMAN may be
routed, says the above estimate is too low.
It attempts to show that the rebel army
amounts to at least 10000 men, and that
SHERMAN's full number is not over &C, 200,
from which it deduces auguries of defeat
to the Union arms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

~ N11sssaGiso - Isssesassass u UsiAs Ia1anna'
1sa - Usssaaiss ~ ~ DaAdss Aasysr Dsessss -
~ rsssersss olaaA Gravel 1sSck DIST DspoGt DsspsE
81 sws'naN. osUaais Wssknsn, Dssan8. Isaais Cen
Doo1nAa D |z@ 8& Fl" @'# EAaH %.."%# .M".'...
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

NOT IA FEW

$500 NOT "A FE"
O. - wesDs GDes6s sAas aaiss aaaka1 as1Ds hso ~
eTsptea Mss sseuAalasss IN he DjseA OF an0s ~
osvuee sAas Aavs bssn nads - D1Rgs ss Asne -
eapai n sasss ZIZkDOkD1 OOxP0UND kx1zAC1
o. 6lRGAHL1kZkA. Il slssaoes 80 ssnsvasse ~
lsoed, insults he veos Of hsalA Into ~ sysesA -
p1sps sus sAs Asnsrs which nakS Aissass Nstnsases
SAs AsaltAy fassaoos u Ne Se1y, sa1 szpeb
sAas grow and saakis In ~ Bleed eseA ssmsdy 49,
sosl b relied on Aas long bssn sought for. -
~ as tias ths puhaa have vAieh ihsy - -
peaA OR epses here dess nos admit Of essAeaeeo -
oev ~ s6eees ~ ~ thai Of ngs Sossls Vim sAov =
aAs s,sk tAss MAas vs1ss sspasng anyta0 sAsy Aavs
evee takeo. at
~ ssslspssasAi sesAs Hzsssss = eassapas. aSlsl
y plas q wases = squal . he lbsa Diet Drink -
ess BEETLE esssi y gallon q q ssnapass
. Ne aseestisn - ussslly naAs. .f
1As aAsvs Rxlsasss sss prepared pussiy edsalaos
pzineipaas-A Vseso-AnA smboay ne ssi sessagsA q
eAslAesAsss snssssae Int their esmpossioa- sssAy
snA eeoesuvs ssss viii b esmpasison Of ths6 peso
~ Nh tAsss ~ sessA b Ne q. q. papnsoseB. @
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13
GAsA&H fleia, N ep,hl, ,til. . p },

GAztA9S Ptcids Monthly seilsa pref
y good story era Scfab-boy, having
been brought before the court - = Wit.
ness, when the following colloquy easned:
"Whsro doypu iivs?'' said the Judge.
alive xSthimk Ao.As,.. '"Wh.re docs
ybur mother liver" "Shs lives With my
fsthsr. "f"WAers dses he iivs!" HE
lives with the old forks. "Whsre do they
live" said the Judge. getting very red,
Is an audible smoker goes round III,
room. "Thsy live ss home" "Wh.r.
in-thundsr 10 their homer" roared tn.
Judge. "Thst's whore I'm FROM" say,
tho boy, sticking bis tongue 10 sorns,
Of hi. check, and slowly closeins ono eys
Cd tho ysays. "Hers, Mr.. Constable, p
says .hstbart, "t,ke the witness out and
tell tam ID tfavel; he evidently does NO,
understand the ustots Of IN oath. y
"You would think. different" said tn.
boy, going towards the doorway, iii
vi" pass.tol give you . cussiu!" Vi. 4ot
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

How THE RACK WAS, ABoLIsuED..--,
Toytutd spilled TO effort confession,
wsshbi obSinnsd, il Il ssid in the spuhlid
court Of Portugal, in consequences of tho
following cisdunstsnss: A .eonscien-
tious Judge, having observed the effects
Of the 9xSahp6S Supposed ssiminsls, in
making them confess anything, to the
sacrifice ofthsir lives, to get released
from the torture, determined to try an
experiment., Il is capital crime, in that
country, to kin horse or mule, aud he
had one Of Tho former which no much
valued > He took care, one, night, to
have ,ll bic servants employed, 80 tbst
no one byt ths groam could 20 into tho
stable GWhes al were fast asleep. il
theirsbsds, he stoas thithss himself and
cut the horse 90 that be ,blsd to death.
ThesEseu Kas apprehspdsd and com.
mittsd. - prison. He pleaded not gull
ty; but the spfssumption being strong
ssaiRSk him h Vas ardcred to the. rack,
whsssAhS SxAssuity Of The tostavs wvusg
from AfN ! 'confession Of the ctime.-
Upon fhjn, sepfessiop ha, h,d,s ssnteucs
of hanging passed % him, when his mas.
tesNons'ty she tribunai and there ex.
posed tbe.Rslfbili.y Of con fsssions obtain,
e&6{S3ch idtsus, By aowning the fac,
himssll: ia dtselosine tho n olives which
hip ihdusnced him 10 making the sxper,
i&ebt.: ''@''-'0 '''" ' ,s Ill,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

-xAvgs CaADissaa''Y q.
49, ~ pespls sapsss ahsis sail
dr.. 3, afAaahas1 III ere called .:lsa.
m W!EEsS - diarrhnas dye.
~ - IEN hish Ass fst 81
sbsl1 ~ 49, Mp ~ =
vss1 yfitl IAsilpptsssh Of
w. - SAlIs sss y1sssd not
60 81 lsutast nd - SbsssisGyd - q il.
fannaassy 1ise Of net o. esssssssatsd
farfnscsoss food. Oks sses5s sisy srs
tempted tex C1aia sssGAhily What they
are not permitted s0sss openly, the satu-
raj craving Tor ftYit - lit season being
,.;I SssE,i1aGos XII ;assa.s. Il Is.
matter, thsy ~ 1uss - likely to take
that which Is destroyed or unrips, - that
which IL fresh, SQUAD, and healthy, and
tho result, b. ssssd ~ ologsed, fever.
ish state Of tn sysssn i often death.
Mothers.tkosl Ssas>lntly remember
.hst1Ss11 Snsll,p 1ips fruit At reg.
ular me- - me - reasonable quls-
title. ri tasJr Instead Of 81 Zee
and aw ~ II ssaes sursst prevIaes-
tivsSVf v1nmsr ssnplsise ID either the
intlSss o. miidsr forms. Eats little
mess % 1S1sikiSis suouSs, snl kssp the
sysseu slev and free BY ths sss Of coarse
brstdi, hohiny, fresh vegetables, varied
With rice, which can b nsds palatabls
id fifty, Inherent wsys, md Is : mos. val.
uabfe Article Of food st this season. "a
sSAosId psssoss, however, shildrss % |
sdults, Be attacked with eholera, diar.
.bsa, OF ayssotery, take Dr.. Hsl!s ID.
vice In h1 Journal Of RsalA. Impose
sbss.sts Seaiss, sod give relief 70 the
conSaas asd banning thirsa By chess;as
zee. Ns%v,s isseM nearly slways pre-.
sesibss il, avs .rspediss, ssd IN these
se1sa .impssatiysly demands perfect rest
and drink. Instead Of cold water, how.
ever, DE-. Hall recommends the chewing
o&iesl vishs.s svy rsstriet,es, ssd In this
our experissss Aagssss with hin. The
fesAseAA1Asssd b boilsl siss, - Soilsd
milk tbieksssl With -four. ~ .'' -
IsAVsSsy stubborn case the rice may
b rssstsd like csGes, made iste tss sud
t,kea CON This treatment will cure 10
pisetess4sssss e twenty. Bowel CON.
plaiots checked ~ ssdd ssly with vieIsst
medicines re very dangerous, snd fro.
qusptly end in cosvsIsieos, congestion,
or ioNho4iNo. @'' ida& fE3a"'
I5tH Norma. Hrs.nu. Ward
glGaf Do following esod paragraph:
..'Oes,tsAsd writer's put toe much
mother q aAhsis melodies. Thss "
A,ty ..OsH leotAss,. i,vs seas home to
s3..s'Msthsv' h the. bsStls s'ers'-
'3losies dsss, o Pray fesr se'-'Wriss
. 1stsss tony noshsS,' 30. The other
a;eAt ~ hsssd % sshies;s Eshiepiss
niAstrsl disually blsat, Mother kissed
me in my d.s.ns, just % though she
would aoitusttlhs washed the csrk from
bis face = a mother is ! good thing
Withosk nsAhess, 10 fact, life would DO
:. But Why sing the maternal
psTsssi-@ssiss-s psvists.s!y, $50 !.
such shaky verse! Why not vary the
Ihise sod occasionally Produss > father
u gS0g H. W must cootiually sing
lbous or psrsnts, lot rs By oil means
give "tAe "a ne, . chance" sa,s a.r,@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
ohasactsrize Dyspepsia ore At once mitigated By
the Pills DissrhDa, constipation. headachs,
physical prostration, nsrvo1s trepors, hot dush'
es, spasms, affections Of the Kidneys hemof.
rhoids Or piles, and, IN fact, oh Internal com
plants, from whatsoever eanss arising, give way
before the salatsry influence Of this extFaordias.
- remedy. A specific for dyspepsia. and tAs
disorders connected With Il, Or growing out Of
It. the Pills ars always to be relied on when ~
cry other medicine and mode Of treatment -
utterly failed. .@.-.....af
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

rHE LARGEST STOCK Of Albuns ever 70
i ceived in Upton. for sale u ST. -.
HUDSON 4 LINSLEY'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13


ne hissssy o. shess great Renesls, 1, 4,
nest wonderful medical revelation that ~. i
world has ever known. Itestablishes tie Al in.
portsnt fact thst WHEREVER, and IN valrry,,
sHAf! internal disease exists. the disfniectins.
searching and healing properties Of ne pm =.
fully equal to its injection and cure asd -.
with the Ointment they ere
The Great Ambassador, sr Healt, I. :.
Mankind. ...-. .-E --- -
This IL not history wpisen BY one N, \,
even derived from the experience Of one sseioa.
y consists Of . compilation of testimonials frsp
the sick OF every cO0ntry-an unfmpeschsbe
record. the like OF which has never been adduc~
ed in fasor - aay discovery Of iavensaeA Anss
time began.
These Mighty IeaIeus, World KAown AMI
World Tried, arc . Boon - the ntck.
The want Of sterling medicinal 70 nsst 4,
ills and necessities Of the suffering portion
humanity. and one entirely free from minsn
sill this al powerful medicine was ushered iAv
the world; HoLLOwAY's INvALuAsL1 Pills AaRv
become the HOUSEHOLD REAKDY Of eli natiols.- /
Their attribute 10 to PREVENT - we'll - to Crll
they attack the JxDIx Oh ROOT OF the compliant
and thus. by removing the hidden cssse Of DE-
ease, re-invigorats and restore the droOpinS a.
ergiss Of the system. assisting nature In her task
Disorder Of TIE Stomach r.a
Ace the sources Of The desdliest msladisa-
Their effect Ia 70 vitiats all the fluids Of the b.
dy, and to send . poisoned stream through aths
channels Of circulation. Now, what IL the opef
alton Of the Pills1 They cleanse the bovel
regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritskl
stomach into > natural condition, aad, acting
through the secretfvs organs UPON THE STOOD
ITSELF, cha nGe the state u The systsA from siek
ness to nsassh, by exercising simnisa sroas ssd
wholesome e1lsct upoa al Ito parts and hnedoss
W0nan In an her DiHcuities
n invited t. test the regulating and resssrsr
tive powers Of this harmless bat effective psepsr
ration. At the two ePOohs Of life In which Ne
female system nndergoes the mostimporsantasd
critical changes, the Pills will prove : positive
safeguard against evil consequences They Gs
also coA6dently Secom0sndod - specific II ~.
cry disorder 70 which nnals. - sxslusivs'y
subject ....-.-s--r ..--..-.~ .ev r
BE Il Undevstoody ~st,sa
That the above statements can ct oil timss b
verified by the written testimony lexsendaas
through quarter Of century, Of tens OF taeu
sands Of unimpsschable witnesses.
70 Bilious MaIadies, Sc, lie.
II whatever form disease attacks the liver, J
paiA1ess, and irresisttble curative. Bilious II
mittsDtA bilious pufging. and oil the osdtHss
disorders Of the organ, indicated By pals IN .
right side and between the sheulders, Welcomes
of the whites of the eyes, weakness and debility
3d., are relieved and removed by the remedy
with celebrity yhich astonishes the sufferers sad
their friends. Let the sick, whom the ncnn
have abandoned. resort with confidence to thy
powerful anti bilious agent, and q restorasiont
health and activity will be the uavarying result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
scalds and Burns.

DR.. Hall says the best most instantaneous,
aud most accessible remedy in the world Is
- thrust the injured part in cold water, send
for physician, and while be is coming COW
er the part an ineh or more ieel, with com
mon flour The water gives instantaneous
relief by excluding the oxygen Of the air tho
Hour does the same thing, bat it is preferable
because II can be kept more continuously an.
Piled with less iHeonvenienee than By keee-
ing the part under water As they get well
The Hour scales oH, Hs il is easily moisteued
and Temoyed. II the injury ia al all severe The
patient should hive manly on tea and toast,
and gruels, aud keep tho bowels acting iresiy
by eating raw apples, stewed fruits and
the Ike, No better and more certain cure
Tor sealds and barns has ever been proposed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
Answers TO Correspondents.

HESSEGY The best time tew seit a hen.
IL WHEN the hen IL reddy kant tell YOU
what the best breed u, but tho shanghie6 i,
The meanest 1t kosts AZ mutch tew board
one, az il du2 a stage boss, and yu mite rs
well undertake tew Fat flaming mill, hy
running oats thru it, Thare aint no profit
in keeping hen for his eggs, if he lazs less
than one day. Hens are very long lived,
If they don't contrakt thrnt disease, thare
u Prale menney goes tew pot every year
bl this melankollY dssesze kant tell ex-
acty how tew pick out good hem but NJ a
genral thing, the longlegged oaes kuo
are the lest ap tew skratch up the garden.
Eggs packed in equal parties ov salt, mud
lime water with the other end down, will
keep from 80 or 40 years, il they are not dis
tqrbed. Fresh beefstake IL good for hens
/ serpose 4, or 8, pounds day, would be awl
a hen would need, at fust along, | shall be
hapPee te~sadvise with yu at eony line, on
lie hen question. and-take il in egg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
The Next Move.

Now that the amendment to the Constitu.
ton, aholishing slavery, IS disposed Of, il is
said that tho next move of the Abolition cIer-
gy will be 10 emend the Bible, so as to have
the word Peace stricken ont wherever il oe.
rs,---They abhorit AS they do the word
white in State Constitutions. It smaeks 20
them ofsympalhy with rebellion, of disloyal-
v and caWerdioe, aud then 10 their loyal sonls
the Son Of Man, the Pripee OF Peace and his
apostles, we've regular peace sneaks - CLARK
CoNRfy Dem0cyaL .l'I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
oERTIFI0Arh oR AurHOnIrY.

ITO expire on the 8lst day Of January, 1867
OFriCg or rus AUnIrlR on srA7F !
Insurance Department, Couubus, o., Ian. 10 1856 I
wHEnrAs, fhe ErNA INSURANCE. COMPANY
located at Hartford, the State OF Connecticut ha4
iled IN this otce AwOrn statement Of its condition
rs required by the Rrst section the act o regulate
INSURANCE. Oomp panies not Incorporated by the State
OfOho pm sci April Bth, 1856 and amended Fehri.
AIRY 9th, 1861 and, Whereas, said Company hns fur.
niahed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that il
Is possessed Of at least ONE HUNORED THOO.
SAND DOLLARS Of actual Capital Invested in Stoci;s
or Bonds IN Mortgages OF Real Estate worth dou.
hle the amount for wlileh tile same Is Qaued; nd
Whereas, said Company hRs filed in tins Office writ.
ten instrument under ITS corporate seal signed hy
the President aud Secretary thereof authorizing an
Agent orAgents sad GomntuY in this State Il AZ.
nOVled "a service OF process, for and in bahaf Of 4ad
Comnany, according W the terms OF said law
NOW, Therefore, u pursuance OF the first section OF
the aforesaid ac', !, IA les II. GOODMAN Auditor of
Stat" for Ohio do hereby certify that said FTNA IN.
SURANCE COMPANY sof Hartford, is authorized 10
Transact the business o. Fire aud Marine lnsurante IN
thisState until the thiTtyrst day Of Jahnary in tho
year ono thousand eight hundre1 and sixty.six
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have herelInto sub
scrlbed my nane and caused Toe seal OF my olIs 10
he Affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsEAl-I isrAAf, N. ' Auditor OfState.
Applications resolved and policies prompty issued
ny Johu "a Stoppeinlann, Agent at Dayton; VIM n .
fe16 o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
Notice Extraordinary.

TINHE undersigned Informs the ladies' and gentle.
Il men of this vicinity thas be Is really 10 manufsc.
ture 10 order, wigs and furnish eurls ard whi-ker
TO All who may qesre them, Hair dressed in the
most artistic style. He also gives lessons TO any VINO
wish 20 learn The BUSINESS, Ills styles he very
latest Paris fashions. ROBERT REIF.
AZ MarkgFAn's boarding house, 274 aud 2TG Third
rrse1 np stelrs, ohee houra from A. N TO z NJ.
and from TO p. NJ. II MI fs2ldlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
NnlnLY of HnrLfnrh. lHHl

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LtI-
Gus J. HENnEE, Secretary Of the lErNA INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, bein sevcray y sworn, daposo and
say, that the foregoing is iull, true aud corrdct
statement OF the ait,rsof said Company that the
said Insurance Company s y bona fde owner of nd
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds;
that She above descrb d Investments, nor any mart
thereof made for the benefit OF any indiydnal ex
ercisng authority ~ the infringement OF said Com
pany, other as President, Secretary Treasurer, d.
rector, or otherw g, and th V they he above do
scr bed oficers Of said Insurance COmpany f
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER Pfosideut
LUoius j. HEiDEg, Seer tary. &
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-03
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