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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

ssaxuRE or ToBAooo AT RrcHxosD- little sensation
was created among the trade on "Wednesday, by tho
seizure OF tobacco by John JONES' OF this city
who Is purchasing agent for Belmont Co., 81 New
York who are agents FOR the Rothschllds. IL appears
for the Treasury Of the United States, called al Andor
cons and Myers warehouses and asked the inspectors
II they had not some Of Rothschilda tobacco stored
there The inspectors informed him they had where.
upon he directed IL be put In order for shipping He
then asked by the inspectors had no the usual TO-
bacco noes7 To which he replied that he had not but
thai he he'd list Of the tobacco prepared by M sly
dam, who In also an agent Of Belmont Co. The In
specors OF course had nothing further 10 say nj the
mcnt and yielded assent The amount In Andcrson's
warehouse 10 two hundred and nfsy-three hogshcsds,
and IN Myers one hundred and thirteen hogshesds n
We SecoIDect rightly the Confederate government seized
this same tobacro during the war but subsequently gave
N - V Ne owners -kssAmo~S VIVA Nss a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

Some time ago the dry goods sorcs commenced closing
their establishments a. six and seven O'Clock u NJ,
thereby granting their employees few hours for
ton would like 70 call your attention 70 the fact sha,
nearly all the retail stores especially on broadway are
closed At seven r. NJ with the exception Of hat stores,
which the only places open after thss hour, aud
very few Of them realize than enough TO pay their
gas bills 1woud respectfully suggest TO the yropnesors
OF broadway hat stores the early closing Of their esso
liehments 70 grant their employees few hours 10 DC
devoted 10 theIr families and homes they VIII NM
''"-' w." 'e'''' WY ''''"'''" :" OBSERVER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

HARRISBURG, Nov. "a, 1855
Governor Curtin has been confined 10 the Executive
mansion since his return from New York until to-day
Governor Curtin is his second term and now, after
-four years Of unparalleled labor for the first time yields
to the suggestions of his physicians and his friends 70 TO
lnqush his Official duties for short time while he goes
TO Cuba for rest and recuperaton He will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. Curtin, Surgeon General Phillips and one
intimate relatives The party have secured pas
sage the which leaves New York next week
The Governor viii return In time 70 prepare his annual
message FOR the coming session OF the Legislature.
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News from Tennessee.
ORGANIZATION or FORCES FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
RoBBERIEs AND MURDERS, ETC.

NArHvnLEt 1vOv. y, IoUO
meeting has been called by the Mayor Of the citizens
OF the county protect themselves against the bands Of
robbers and murdcres who nfcst this city and the
rounding country. Citizens from each ward were en-
rolled for patrol duty.
The citizens Of Davidson county assembled at the court
house to-day passed resolutions TO organize force for
the suppression Of robbers and lawleesnes In tho
rounding country. twenty-five men were detailed TO
serve in districts. General whpplc has proposed 70
equip and mount sufficient men to cooperate with this
force and enectualy cxtermnae tho dcspcradoes who
are in our midst. rquea made on Judge Frazer,
OF the Criminal Court for special Jury for the asassns
Of Mr. Hencrnan.
Tho cotton market Ia still declining and Ia very dull
To-day the receipts 700 bales and the shipments
$50 Prices, 4oc 44c. for middIng closing at 400.
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By the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
Corsica Captain LcMessuref from Havana the 18th
instant we are receipt Of advices from Mexico city 70
the sth instant, brought by the French mail steamer
Imperatricc EugenG which left Vera Cruz on November
18th 81 w.. slff
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Louisiana Legislaturc.

NEW ORIEANs, Nov. 70, 1865.
The Louisiana State Legislature met to-day Other
than organizing business Of importance trans
acted
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The Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. a. 1895
General Coxs Official majority over Morgan is 20 e30
which s from 500 70 800 less than the maoritcs Of
the remainder OF the Union ticket
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Loss Of the Schooner Antietam.

HTsros, Nov "a 1853
The schooner Antietam, Of Harrington, from Calais
for Washington, abandoned, November 20, nfty
miles from Cape Ann, being in sinking condition and
dismasted from tina effects Of gale Captain Chandler
was lost overheard and drowned The were saved
and brought 10 this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-25

The trade in cattle In comparatively dulI and prices
are Ne &c lower, tho highest wholesale figure for the
best quality being about &C. The receipts since hcnc.y
amount 900 and 600 were held out from iaes weekS
supply 40 that the total number sale this week
1000 About half OF these have been sold n price, rs
ing from &C., 20 &c. 1000 viii be taken east nna nu-
Az b. quality they arc somewhat above the avefe4e
Sheep are IN moderate request 81 O. 20 eSulS.
10000 Hogs dropped TO 1kc aI2kc rccspsss i'vyYs
shipped direct y Few York 1Qooa
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Loss OF the ship BENJAMIN Adams and
Ten or Her Crew-The ship Thomas
Durham Ashore--Loss or the Ship PAps-
ma-Wreck OF the British Brig Peterei-
Disaster TO the Briggs Triton and Mazat-
lan-The Steamship Vera Crus In y
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Tue pRovosr MARsHALs OFFICE IN
BHooEtyN.-l This institution w.n soon be among TIE
things that A., the Office furniture, iucluiing
the wheel hich turned out willnr soders iJI the
army, IL TO he cold At auction on Monday next
TnE AFRICAN NJ. /. CONFERENCE The
45,h Annual Conference of She NY African II. T..
Caurch, coinmcnccd i,s service Yesterday morning
IN he Ridge -uoct African N. T.. Crunch Some q
chm cNcs were rep e-cntci. The Rey. Alex; Nlv,
MA p C'Ged. AM krf. rul tld Pttie son dictated
~ -'t'th'y. INC proceedlnf' We opryrI I'M de-
NtIOnH ,Netciscs auu Hir nm address 4 welcome to
commence ~ " y. VI rud adjourn ~ T. ", The an
ma ,ermou Wa p.rayhei in he afternoon hv Rev.
Mt Ih'crou, Inc Conference Will continue Tor
AtuHt ten Gays.
The NrEpEE IN ruF WooDs,-Ihc Corr
onct'r in,e.s.',t.on was continued ,ast cveaiur.
Three itncsscs were examined, Cathaline Murray,
Emm} Wh,t.ou and GiAtano Lucchrsl, barber, all
Lv.n' az No. ~ Forsy h street New York. Il up
ie rel ON 'hpir ~ deuce, that Hcoia', .he muir
cd ma N. g. an i"tIra'e "s-o Ne 90 THE l.ur-
che ! na. NJ. The u.u Wtd An ou.g iic a'o1i, a
"a Y,.t. VITO 20 i've. a. Ne. lt Ic -,'h erect.
To-, tr.'li0sy 80. ,oI,s'eut 20 the ctvc 'hat IN -,
iwe l. u lu not -D-il know o. Ntc Iuu,.t. uLtIl
SualGv, but tho TEE, au9y OF lacchos, AMI Wlctsun
conc Gic e. suap- c., IN rrothts csAiG,thUs tA
ny toul o., the Ehue. " he sion te'thcl tina che
sept Win B-..tdJu. on he SATURDAY iirht oil the
lauder -nl tlG' his mamie, was a. usual LugcAosi
rs tri That he s.i. with Bvllandonl thar .IhLnnl
| e. room lie nso denied 'mprup'r CoAury On
/ WIN W. Mutrn., which ho,h the wonen testified
| TO- ILr it-n' is m unratisiHctop one a. to the
Naiie OF the 'lltuec lie examination VI be con-
| tlA.rd Of +. NJ on Monday.
ARTIST or ALLEGED SwINDLERs.- Yester-
day afternoon named Whitt,esey, alias
"brookiyn lh,L" and two ALLEGED contcdsr.te named
Rooney aud Nooliuf were taken he'orc Justice
| W alter, On complaint of Mrs. Massey, who sides
IN shith rte"i near Herbert, r.. n. II g. CHARGED
INV hlr h't-e'- husband IL descrer and That he
| hhoV' itlr- pH.,l the role OF government detrC'
lN's' tha t tn"r rcpteseumticls GetgNuded the '-
lenuln o rum Of $3.50, Tor ,he pretended reeesC
81 ter hu-nhhd Nom slrrs, The plrt4gs were slrcst
~ W StlFtit HI'te, OF the ltth Precinct While, a
Mirtod III ire act OF Heating her out OF the money
~" Examination Was postponed until IuesdsJ
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HsrRuck BY LioHrsrxo.-Durins ID. thun-

MSrRucK By Johannesburg The tiun-
der storm Of last evening farmer named John Dip
pei residing the old schenck farm corner of Bush
wick avenue aud Johnson street, p. ~ was struck by
lightning lille in bis orchard, and nov lies in crt-
cal state The electric fluid struct his head and de-
.cended HE back branching Of at his leSs and going
through his boot tore them of his feet. The left
HE was badly lfcernte1 and the rpine IL paralyscd
Tie recovery Of the injured na1 Is Doubtful About
the same time, and near the .ane place farm hand
While drivings WAGON; VA Alec struck but not bncly
Injured; ,he fluid however, took one Of the wheels of
tie cart he wr driving.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon,
soruc laboiors wese hol.tins come iron plate. into
Poer's D-tllery. the chsin attached gave way, and
two inca, named owen sui ivan and John Cowen
were sev'rcly Injured hv the falling plates. Dr.
North attended the injured men.
MisstNG.-A son Of Mrs. Van Buren,. 1923
Seventh st,eoL +. D., hss been inis.inE for three
week lie IL " years Of ase and sas last seen in
New York.
SuicfnE.-Mnrgarct Griffin. residing at Nc.
80 iiickr street. committed suicide on 1hntsdAy
ni-ht by taking dO-e Of Nftcnic. The cause 10 not
kuotn. Dcccesed Wa Is yeaIs Of age
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YES, every one Of them, tl,, sloihftl an ]. con-
..,,..,i.. emmanuel 80, ,,-,ce,sd Dres. in 81.
qA'N'e ''a'e do 'heyf N'"out| Ahu sho" "hl'c
fingers ~ hey crochet or play TIE piano. And
rbs, &, th.y In .bi,. len ,b. ,,e,.. b,, or The con.
Wv
cert-rpom snd thcater, thc Iretty Dsf everybody
,yh. know ttcp, At all lpov,th,-n A. f,ur idle
-, -, ,,
W t''.t'eul'I, Nho, cap ~ sslE
l'I,E' '.i '"u uc,n "unef1 tn"N ~, -, .,,Ln
', u s-' ~ ~ ,h'ch',' '''Y' ~, rs
~, ~ ~ '-.''i'I IS IN VIC hl',tvn a eI
NJ 9.u' au' neI ~, f.h,lF w - nm y.
-. -" ''.'' W. ~ 'l.u- ~ - .ui
ue ~ .e " MN ~ y ..,.y " 49,
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5''' No. 'uo " ','.i' "',''''s - N"' "a go" ~
T't.o me- ''eiesS ''lioVIo rs g. 'lo tt.'nu
~ - = 49,, ,..'sH o., ",'' ~
's ~ .- ~ W., ~ w va. W. a. ~ -
"a ~ o,,.,,.,'ais - 30. ~ -.
. 80, '' 800. a., 80 ' - ii ia,,
thu, .houli make them tlnsh Tor their ignatie de
n,n1.,cf, N rso f.ur idip d.uyhter, l.rk nHno ,
.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cl.KARkIJ.

CI.KARkD
STEAMSHIPS John Gibson, AleSandr,; ! r
ihonpson' Baltimore; IeutoyiA Hamburg llolvetin,
Liverpool; Al sdnc, Norfolk Araso, Port koysl &.
SHIPS Republic, Bremen; Procross, 81 John, n
Il, City OF Brooklyn, - john B.
Banks l. II Waterman, Falmouth, Eng; NoyAser,
i,a Nytc' LINDA stewart sAhiio Cuh zen
Quebec; he ndecr, Barbados.
BRlGs C Eaton, Cettc; Maria, Para; Lilly, Cow
biy; Harriet 'itnitrRos; ktiuak, bHiAnoTas; Dawn
OF DAS, tiruiuogns NJ try Margaret MntamOTlG Ed
mistOn Bros Yarmouth, :,
sCIlOONERs-Anna Myrck, Boston; MsrFsrct
Ann Iampico; Duke of Ne~Castle, ~ John, Il, j
Morton, DO; Harriet samantha, Crooked Island; W +
Niokcrs n baltimore, Ocean Bile, l.osion; Comet
DO Independence, - John, \ Is; 4 II Chadwick Gov
BAY: A R.ehard-, 81 Mary' I,l% Ida jayne Wash-
inrton; Anna Lloyd, SNOW iiill.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Corslca, Havana VIM Fletcher
Fortress MourcG plrum, Lbacel Fortress Monroe;
northern L'rht, fhiladclphiA Maianzas Savannah;
I sos rowon Fortress MonIor.
sHlPs-wm storcr, I.iyl; Monarch ofthc SEES, do.
BARKS-Pridc NJ the sea Matamorss; traveller,
Rio Janeiro, j Cummnfs OF London, from lerhorn;
- { War"ics Rio J.ncifo; Albiha Ne. orleans;
h1nttzuma Rarl ldoss, Princeton, Denatarh' Mary
Libby, Cardeuas; II James Angostura
Understanding Sea Cow Bay; Henrietta, Der
nud1, Salinus FcgnlmbuCo; Virginia Ner Dreams
Cacbluo, lilo hTaude.
sCIlOONFES Nc Paine, IIngau; saladin. Car.
thaTena; " Collins, GeoTcetuWn; u Grant, sydney,
p " Wells, fliIahe'l pIrt for Salem; j ; Curtis
Philadelphia for lsrtio. d; norton, Ezahethpoit for
Nolrr, tli2atcrhport ior Bo-ton; Helen T. Mills
rhilaleIphia ior sew haycn; Hal, Philadelphia
tor POrt.AG; Ihr,e Sisters. iOrI au Prince; silver
star, Pafa; ira Blss. 'acksony!lle John Sprsht
Virginia, lcr.s, - Jafo; Caroline CoTucliA jack
prlph, gloucester, \ llolIncs, Ne"po.t for Eliza
letnpJ.i Amrucau Chief th'uNsion; joan SNOW
Shurc; lnns 49,, !zah"thpor or N,w Haven't g "
Winston, ul.isd tor Nc~ Haven; Il HcdA Calais
Jo.oph hcCar,y, LDSnhcthioit ior Salem.
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DENTS YRS.

A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED With
or without extracting the Toota from y, ana up
wHids Gold silver and cement Filings, 81 cents and
upwards. Extracting without pain. At 1856 East 18Th
- betNeen ~ and ith ave JOSEPH DODIS, D.n-
tht' 1913
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
4 Teeth extracted withou, pain or no charge,
Beautiful Teeth Inherited : each. Teeth Inserted
with or without extracting she roots All operations
warranted. ). JAY NlLllLRS, los Grand at, Two
blocks from BIoadWay. .3s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CURES ARR
iaily made BY the Of that excellent remedy,


~ hw been before the Public for the last 90 vesr
anu whore II has been peIsCvcl ed with, and the dire
uons iuIQNcl' hAr never tailed In a single case.
ret tehtly upon IN" bowels swing reneWed visor
the eton~h,and brace up the whole svstem -cteatr
~ II we're new life Every one VI sedou'nrv hnhi
should try H. AMI all ~ho troubled With Dyspep
should ~" ". Deput-ib South SooOud ~ Wllliain
DurCh. Price ono Dollar Der bottle ne
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HAIR UPROOTEb FROM ALL PARTS 0I

THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORj
the Hair, WhTksrs and Muu-tsche beautiful
hhck or brown. II consist. OF only one picrsraiion
ISior VIII lot fade or rUsh out. Only 81 cent? Tor
JQI BtGdWay. al
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MILITIA IsH.

n OF | c F-OfFICERS' CLEARANCEs3
1 ' promptly obtained. Liberal advances made.
LEffERlS, HOFFMAN Co, Times Building, 70
Park Ros, New York. 3s9
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SAVINGS BANKS.

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1i NO THIRD AVE. 49,.
In conformity with the oct Of the Iefislatute VS.
institution will hereafter b. known hy ne name
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK:
I1lOs. u. STILLMAS, President.
1900 ALLAN HAY, "
ISAAC T. shIIH, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
No. Third ave.
Open dhlly nom A. N. " l.. ". aud on Mondhys
" ednesdn' Hnu saturday evenings. from 10 !, n.
}ney d, n'ed 1t this lime -ili be allowed interea
mn tie Ist of july
mos. Is. sTtfLAAS President.
PHILLIP W ENGSg -. uo.i,,r,.
ALLAN HAY, N4Ce-iIosi2chNT
ISAAC 7. SMITH Secretary.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
40 I Third ave-
Late Mariner savings lnsttution.
DlNlpEND
The Tru,tee. Of this Bank have thi. day declared
dlyidcnd Of and per cent on all po,A entitled
heTcto, payable on OF after the 2Oth Of July
IlluS. u. SIlLLMAN, ftesdent.
LHIIii,lIIrn w; hN"s', yice-Pte.ident,
1sAAC T. SMITH. Secretary. 3s4
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published daily, sunda sexcerted.
TWO crSrs rER CoPY-I2 CENTS aERwEyK.
Delivered nnyNAeio IA III" Ci'y or vicinity r,
mail Str DoIldTs per tsdT-thIeo month. ioi
So sx months, 49,
IIlE SIN wa the originator of the Associat
PTe.s Organizations and has the finest advantage foI
obtaining new II contains ALI tho news OF the
day In small spaco -epy Rad
weekly Edition of the sun
lie published every tuesday Terms lin srlrner. fl,
srRsCflrTI0s PRICE -oNF rlARPtR Yyln
whether b. siutie cop} IN clubs -ths eheaDest pa
pr ~ ne Ggrd, Postage on Daily sun b. mail &c
o 4HaIleL ~ 70 a year POSTAGE on Weekly, BE- .
quarter EUe. year PAYABLE where received.
Address al letters TO
NOSES >, BEACH, Proprietor of Tux sUs,
SpsRs{ Eg4t2R AID AAassu sla ~ Y,
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tbs essentials Of n watering place may be nllt-
etaIively sumin,d up thus;-sei, salt, sun, SAM,
ships, suells, sailors, aud swimming.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-06

NEw YoRT, April 5lh.-The Htna, from
Liverpool the 22d, Queenstown 23d has ar
rived
LIVERPOOL, March 22,-Cotton very fat
price lower, closing weak. Manchester advi.
ces unfavorable. @
LONDON political news is not OF a
very important character A. Jackbury
4 Sons of London, Liverpool and New
York, have suspended. Liabilities FL ,OOO,.
900.
Papers to-day warn the House of Com.
mons of the Importance OF the vote to be ia.
ken tonight on the subject Of Canadian fort
ifications s'l
The Moraviau's news was promulgated to-
day, and has occasioned an mprovement in
United States 20 bonds, the closing quota
tions being 63s ..u ...l.a.f. ta
In the House of Commons, 10 reply TO an
inquiry by Mr.. Gregory, as to protection Of
British property in Southern states, Mr. Lay.
ard said he supposed the question referred to
cotton, as regards that destroyed by the Con-
iederacy to prevent it's falling in Northern
hands Owners must stand all risks, aud
have no rightto complain, but at the same
time they have been urged to preserve au-
thentc records of such property as regards
cotton seizel by the Federal Government
They have an undoubted right TO remove il
to the North, but the British charge at Wash
ington has been instructed TO express the con
ident hope that no obstacle will be interposed
to claims Of British subjects in respect to
such cotton. That is to say that every facil.
" will be given to prove claims 10 cotton
thus removed. ..pvA .r. 'alI
Mr.. H. Berkey again called attention to
the probability OF war with America, aud
complained Of the negligence OF the Govern.
ment in not making adequate preparations
The decision given by the priory council in
the Bishop Calenso case, pronouncss his re-
moval from his bishopric by the Bishop of
Cape Town, null and void, the power resting
with the Queen .I.....'s .tI ..I. b.
A Vienna paper asserts that negotiations
at Washington between Maximilian's agent
and Seward, progress satisfactorily and that
President Lincoln promised TO recognize the
Empire, at the end of the war
The Paris Constitutionale ASSERTS that ap-
prehensiohs Of mere war of aggression in
Mexico by the United States are chimerical
The relations between France and Washing
ton never seemed to be more satisfactory.
The French Senate adopted the address by
1870 to 2. t5s.tii aao.i.j lsnU1I I'll :.
1t is reported that Mohtevideo capituated
to the Brazilians on the 7th day ot February,
but the news is eontradicted
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99rofessional.
CINCINNATI vlSNEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established IN the Year 1850, o ui n.

CINCINNATI VISNEREAL HpSflTAL,
Established tn the Year 1850, a5 81 n..
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
A nd nndar the control OF two Of the most Eminen
rhyslcIans In the " srld.
DR E, BoNAPAATK, from London and Pans
.11nati Vsppsreai Id , ... u "a n. b. REYkOLL6,
IA to OF New YORK. l.s 10 the only once IN the eiy
W here a permanent OF fn vale Diseases can be
" tainsd without the use OF mercury or change OF
die {. GonoIThoa cured IN si1 to iorty-Iwo hoDrs,
on, 10 three weeAsi Nocturnal ADMISSIONS stopped in
two to Alx days; Seminal eahnesN cured IN No "
eight weeks syphilis IN It's primary sssss es ~ me-
weeks Skin Diseases cured IN one 70 three Sesksi
mpote ncy, uger restored IN one 70 iSuf "a ~
disease Of private nature neAied WIN -
success, male OF female. ,
Dr. BonApartes great work on private essessss r, i
the Private Guide TO Health Is bent neiai ~ ~ ~, ~ NJ
and emAle, old and young, should rAad ,his m0'h;
will snhghten those who groPs IN darhnsss' ftSs
| '"nr ysonspartes French Patent Male kale II 10
perfectly sale and fails 10 give satisfaction ~
prizes Of The Freneh Patent Male eae, IL the sngls
one 81 per halt dozen, " per dozen, sent oy mail
9arMadRms LOZiEks Female Monlhy nus 10 a
Vale and reliable remedy for HuppIeasons and all ie
n Iale diseases. Ladies should not use thtm during
a esnaey, as they will pr1du misoaIriRge Price "
y ynoxEextra hne S5-Bent 10 any adoreAs by mail
~ Ms. b. n. are the men TO CONSULT lhey are uh
qat onaby 70 1S t hS ony hoaiotS he
Teesi We monthly iepoTsai from the Old world theJ
have seen seensomsd rem an early n4sntiaS
and To- watch The progress through long career q
proisss 0nal study. IN every sphere o. me, rom nc NJ
.asithS and having asoertSned bey ond doubt the
VAST sn, uiDg humanity they deelminsS 70 sslseI
s s,s dSate heir whole attention TO the aleya9tn o.
the disess oftheee important iunenens 70 leieds
nas,sse N unp. Call or address sLJ .# So
sPO''Nss - T!. BoEAPARTE REYEoLDF, \, .
No 1872 sycal more street, between tlih and A1lhi
eaat side on acnnau, ohio
once hours Dom A. N. 70 u Al. iel1
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orncr or Tnr AuDIroa or srArr,
ornrIrIcArE or AurHoRlTY.


To expire on the Slstday OF January, 1885,
OFFICE or THE AUDIroR STATE, IssURANcH DEP'T,
CoLunBus, ONO, January II, 1850
WHEEIAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, IN the
State Of Connect cut, has filed in this Office swoin
statement OF Its condition, required by the hrst sec
ton oil the act ro reg late Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the state OF Ohio" passed April H.
1866, and amendt d February ., 1864 aud, Whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that 1t is possessed OF ut least hundred thousand
dollars oil actual capital invested IN stocks or bonds,
or in mortgages OF real estate, worth double the
an ount for which the same " mortPagedi and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this ofhce writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal signed by
the President Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent agents OF said Company IN this state TO &c.
knowledge service OF process for and in behalf OF said
Company. according 10 the terms OF said law.
now therefore, pursuance OF the hIst section OF
the Aforesaid act, !, JAMES Ii. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of
State for Uhio, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford Connecticut, is authorized TO irsnsaet The
business Of Fire insurance IN thus State until the
thirty first day OF January in the year one thousand
eNRht hundred and sfxty-sS
rs VAhP.l In witness whereof, have hereunio sub
isR N.l scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
office 70 be affixed The day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
fel0 Auditor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-06

,,oR sALF-4OO acies OF land, ris miles south Of
H Ksnton. Hardin county, Ohio, lying on both Dies
of the Cincinnati and sandnshy hslr9sa' h'sf mug
Me iand lies rolling and Z tmbefed with ash, ma,
ple walnut, cherry, lynn, hickory 6e has lhsse gooa
&asf twenty feet head, with rich creek lotions.
univ ements, cabin with about hiteen acre
cleared The wood on tie land, u cut and hauled 10
IN rsilroad will pay for the land ~
For tsrms and other particulars, apply 20 J.
Price, or W. v. Marquis, heleiontaine' o. laAdAEs