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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
Finanfial.
,OFFICE OF THE
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE CO,
No 1OS BROADWAY $40,
NzyYong January 10, 1855.

INSURANCE Co,
NO 1913 saoApwAY;, - ,s,
STATEMENT oy THE BUSINESS AND CONDITION
OF THE COMPANY on TIE 1isr DAY
Iuesned prenium. Jsuuiry Ist 1861. t!o'i's ~
PIenuns rseeysd in 1874, 20 follows; zoo ~, %
TN Frs Observation-Disclosures. 1925 o. ss's+s 20
ro,.l Premium, .o9i,lss %
Premiums marked Oh as eanrd ffou .., -.
January Z. to Dee Dist, 1884,. s7: :SssS -
Lsts Hclnrn Premiums. 'o,4oV ."
ne, Earned P'sa.iaMs..........."...'''s Rl'St' u
Leases Paid During The Yrsf;
On Aar'n. h'hs........ fl7eG56 81
On FiIs R.ss....... 2oo,4ss %
Reserved 0ii for l".s.; in.J,a.ci 2ases5 Is
EIpanses Re insurance Commission Al, a,
andTsxes, tlen interest ccyd,l. 1928 l3-s'S"'
The Capital Of said Company sciuniiy paid up in ~, ~
The .aipa. on The sn. day Of j.naaFy ass sSa3a 81
Total sDopn OF Capital and Surplus, s2i u
ASSETS JANUARY !. 1895.
Amount 4 cash on hand and In Bark. SlCs.7.i 10
Amount Of cash IN hands OF Ag'D's ~
AID in Of ,nnsrni7sion...... N1tG So
| Amount Of United S,ates sdd n. Y.
City Stocks and BoDds............ lJIOt9
Amount Of Loans on Bonds and
ord, on unincumbered hes tslttr. 1880 20
AN Unit Of Loans on Collateral. pay
Gno,n, Of SIlsr Miscellaneous ,oon
itfIua...... SVfe''
Gle. i,sn.d q, oac-............... i9,IC7 II
Amouut OF B.s ~ c.iy BILE for Pre-
niums Marine Rsks........... 9l.i3o "
Interest due aud accrued but not yet .-,o ~, =,
i@" ~ F'''-' "
Tho Board Of Directors have this day resolved 70 psy
DIVIDEND Of
SIX PER CENT
the oussn Certificates Tro's TO tho hocefs mere
Of th..r lrgal on sud after MONDAY I'th
Of February Be,t; asoa DIVIDEND u
TEN PER CENT
on the Capital stock OF TIC Company payable In Cash On de-
nsnd, aso DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY PER CENT
In scrip on tho us ,arned Participating Premiums OF the
Company fr the year 1864 for which Certificates VIII 10 Is
o. 81 on and sfleI The 2vth Gay Of March ne1'.
| DIRECTORS.
JAe LORIMER OR MAN, DANIEL PARISH,
ROBERT VI. c. ONAhAN, DUDLEY u: tULLEhi
| EDWARD A. STA NsBURY. HENRY V. BUILkRt ,
| IuSE pin a NARNUM GILBERT l.. Bj.ECkSAN,
HuWrs n NclJysISP CHARLES 7. KIRKLAND,
FREDERICK H. WOLCOTT JOSEPH h. FARNomi 'hi
WILLIAM X. STRONG. WATSON r. lASE.
| loUSC M NDERsOS IOKRAIN FREEMAN,
GusT .LIis A rONOyER EDWARD MACONbER,
| WAHriN narFs IN J. LORINlER GRAHAM ia
IpAsCUkL Is TIjk.IY SANL D. BRADFORD, JE.,
FRANKLI6 II. DELANO. CEORGE W hAICi'
JANIS LURihER GNAhhh President
| ROBERT NJ. Z. GRAHAM. sir..l resident;
| EDW iRD 4. SihNSbUEf, "a 'ics'Fre"deHi'
JouN G. GooDa,oGE Secretary
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RROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
100, 900 SHARES AT IS PER SHARE.


OFFICE OF TuE COMPANY 40. "a BROADWAY, N Y
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OFFICERS:
ALEXANDER MCCUE, 80 PRECEDENT
WILLIAM H. WALLACE esq, Niee.President
WILLIAM 4. FOWLER, ESQ, Treasurer,
CHARLES LOWRfY. esq, Counselor.
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finantial.
6apinss BauSs.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CHATHAM SQUARE. AEW YORK.
SIX Pen CENT IEfEREsf ALLOWED
OPEN DAILY.
Dopo.ts made now or on before January 20 will draw ID
terest from Januaryl .,,,,,
Cooppp
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WrsgrRS rslok T.LreRAPH co J

TkEf gVauE's OFFICE ROCHESTER. y. - lee. q. 1875.
A REGULAR OF ARGERLS DIVIDEND
~ Of TWO PHD CFNT npou the capital Stock OF tins
company has been tecra psysoe on aud ate he ! dy
January 1905, tie ders 80 STOCK On the StI INST
StoCkb6i,r. cty Il New OK will receive tier DIV
deud cks Of john Horr. ". l45 brOdway in Pnhde
pir,f g. Shimsior3 TO baGy. >. Cutler IN butao
OF : iour, in ir inn IT, ofC Davenport m Cevclss Of
J. a. WADE in Louisville o. T. L. Boye "a T. Louis Of r. e.
bu.h in Detroit, Of g. ". Bach; N teiceso Il Emory
Cobb. .. II. PALMER. Treasurer
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FA,r RiygR SAVINGS BANK,
NIORTH AMERICAN PETROLEUM COM

~ PANY-Tte Board Of Director. have ta day deei.red
dividend Of two I'D one hsf per cert out Of the e es
In. Of Ne Company W 10 che 5fs Of December last
PaysJe the Office Of scHchaTd oc6ha'd bs,ter 81
ns erpsnv y fs-au.stfcet, New Tof, % he 1917
y,,uzry iu, b Stockholders q record on that date
Ite trsns.r books will cose ThUYsdsy the iAh ;uS,'
AID vii rea.sil cos,d Ill Nc Ldsy. the ION inst.
FR ANCiS AVERY. Secretary.
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pnsNi1 FANk, NEW I oRE. Dec. -8. lI'4
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT,
- tf.e Of Government Taxi has been dr,i,rel u v,
paysr. on and AFTER laHlaIy 3 sf65 mia .i date tie
tran.f,r Books arc closed. JOHN PARKER, Cashier.
oFTIcs CITIZENS FiEr INSURANCE Co, No % Walls:
New York Jsn. j. lo5.
4 DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT, ilree
=. A. WALTON S.cre'Gry.
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Coommunicated)
The Suffrage Question.

Shall the negro vote This is the
question which, though evaded by the
recent Abolition convention at Columbus,
for the reason, no doubt, OF its not being
regarded as sufficiently popular to be
made the test question ofthe coming cam
pagn, is nevertheless before the people
demanding an expression of sentiment in
regard to the same. By many, the ele ctive
franchise is regarded as an inherent right
and among those enumerated in the De-
claration of American Independence and
which, as far as the party in power is con-
cerned, will be urged for the purposes OF
the eventual triumph in the on-goings of
our State and national governments.-
For an idea to gain ascendancy in France
it is found only necessary to pronounce it
Napoleonic, and lead the people to regard
this as fact, when the success OF such
doctrine is at once insured through the
reverence and love which the French
people bear to their once great and emf
nent leader, Napoleon, In this particular
the American people initiate the French
in a great measure, whenever they can
fiud the least plausible pretext for declar-
ing any new dogma to have been the
doctrine of tour iathers," and that the
same has been in some form promulgated
in the Declaration Of Independence. To
this cause must be in a great measure at
tributed the success of the cause of A bo-
litionism, notwithstanding the grossest
perversions of the truths of that important
document by the party in power.
The right of suffrage can justly rank
no higher than an important trust COM
mittted to certain portion of the people
by the government, and by them to he
exercised in propelliDg and working the
machinery of the same. That it is but a
conventional, and cannot therefore rank as
natural right, may be readily seen from
brief analysis of the "elective franchise"
which by the Constitution Of Ohio is en-
trusted to all white male citizens above
the age of twenty one years, who have been
residents OF the precinct for the prescribed
length OF time preceding the election. A
franchise" is certain privilege conferred
by grant from the government and vested
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Aegal.
IN PARTITION.

ToHN o'NEAL, Joseph o'EeRl, George H. o'Neal,
~ and ElSaheih h ON nj, Will take notice, that a
petition was filed aPalrst them the 18Th day OF
prl A. ~, 1866 in the Superior Court n and for the
Marin Vol, demand partit on OF the following real
estate, situa e IN Montgomery county, and bounded
follows beginning at stone corner IN the western
boundary of section ~, nship3, ran G, east of
meredian line oraw1 from the mouth OF the great
Miami River rom which red em, IL inches diam tor
hears N. 75o We-t2S Inks dlstsnt and runnin from
thence chains 40 lnks to a Wanted stone, from
whic7 n black oak IL inch 8 damet bears S $40
Ea IS links distant thence Fast % chains to a post
from hch white oak slump 20 nrhe- dIRu etar bears
> GDs West is links distani thence s 4 chains rs
nts to within 20 links Of the so IN boundary said
secii' TO post from which hickory 70 inches a.
meter bears 49, Wet A. nkS dI-tant u ence East
3 chains and 10 nks tn post ON wfleh red bad
10 inches diameter bears 64' We t4l link distant
West 2s chacs and rs links to the place o beginning,
containing thirty acres more or less.
Also the following described premises, situte in
Montgomery unity Ohio, an in section 81, town s,
Robert Hosier's s. W corner on the haif gu rtpr
se"top line; thence North 40 W st 29-s5 poles TO
the g. e., corner OF Jocob surfs Rer lot on said
Hoser's West nc thence 3. s511o West 81, poles
to the Eastln ofsad SurfA's ten acre lot thence g.
40 E. 20, 80 poles 10 the s. Of sad len acre
lot; thence s61So, E 81 poles to the place OF be-
gin iDg containing four acres more or less.
Also the following de scrlt ise- situa,e in the
bounty Of Montgomery and state OF Oho-and ia
section ~, township 3, ranged East &C. be nninR nj
the Northwest corner OF simon Boles arm thence
B 50, W b2-3 poles TO Charles O'Neal corner
ma, WI IS, poles to stone thence So E62s
polts 70 stone; thence 4, E 10, poles the place
Of beginning contain ng FIVE .aeTe Of land and thai al
the next term VI said court, the said Mary f. Wolf
Martin Woliwl apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises,
July 18th, 1895.
6w LII BAGGOTT,
Attorney for Petit oners.
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in certain individuals upon whom thereby
devolves the execution Of certain trusts,
for, and in behalf Of the government. In
the Administration Of justice, juror must
have all the qualifications Of an elector, in
order to discharge the duties Of that i'm
portant trust, AS well, therefore, may
we argue that all men have an inherent
iight to act as jurors, as that all have such
right to be electors, and are thereby en-
trusted with the discharge Of the import
ant duties of the same.
\ right is the power to do, or to demand
something to be done, and for this reason,
as a matter Of right, the elective franchise
eau rise no higher Ne scale than an
authority to execute this trust, which is
confded to the citizen by tie government.
Heretofore it has not been regarded as true
policy to invist women and minors with
this important trust, for the best of reas.
ons. 1t is generally felt to be unsuited to
womans position in society, and to her
nature, to mingle in the affairs of govern.
meni.
Minors have not the discretion suitable
for the exercise Of such an important trust
and the discharge ofths duty and as yet
the American people have not seen proper
to entrust their dearest interests to the de-
cision of children along with adults. Yet
it would now seem that they have reached
a point in the nations history after having
become crazed with the success of war,
and the worship of the Goddess Of Liberty
to regard it as q matter of Just and true
policy to entrust the interests of whole
country to an ignorant, indiscreet and in
judicious negro population, lately resur-
rected from state of bondage and slavery
with minds untutored in freedom, and in
every respect well fitted to become the
subjects of knaves and demagogues for car
rying forward those new dogmas, for their
own selfish purposes and for the accom-
plishment of their own hypocritical de-
signs, under the broad banner of freedom.
Once fairly inaugurated, this idea will
lead the country to its farthest extreme,
and produce results more pernicious to So
cety, in giving rise to q mingled race Of
beings, far exceeding the past consequences
of either Abolition or slavery, which pro-
duced disruption and civil war. for the
freedom of this same negro. whom the
"loyal" party now seek to ii yes with all
the privileges and immunities Of white
male citizen. tsls It.
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The Crook Reception and
IBanquet.

The correspondence between some one
hundred gentlemen Of this city, and Gen.
Geo Crook. rendering him the honor Of a
public dinner at the Phillips House, ap-
pears in the Dayton Journal this morning.
We have been aware for some days that
preparations were in progress for this oc-
casion, but we regret to say that those who
had it in charge. refused entirely to allow
the participation of Democrats in the in
tended honor.
We do not, of course, take the slightest
exception to the conduct OF these gentle
men, in so far as this course relates to
their own social preferences, but we must
be allowed to express our regret, that
many gentlemen who could aud would
have endorsed with pleasure every word
contained in the letter addressed to Gen
eral Crook, were not permitted an oppor-
tunity to do SO. There is no officer who
has served in the tecent war whose whole
course and record has been more honorable,
patriotic and manly than that Of General
Crook He fought as became a patrio'
and soldier, thus aitording striking con-
trast to the conduct of such men as Hunter,
Milroy and others in the same Department,
who Were guilty OF the most unjustifable
atrocities.
1t may be in very good taste for gentle
men to arrogate to themselves the exclu-
sive honor of all the patriotism in this COM
munity, and to imply, by assuming the
exclusive control of an affair of this kind,
that their loyalty would suffer contamina-
tion by an association with others who
we're not able entirely to agree with them
in regard to the objects for which the war
should have been prosecuted, or the most
iudicious method of restoring the Federal
Union, De gusti6us non est disputandana.
We simply desire General Crook to
understand that his democratic fellow
citizens and neighbors have as high an
of his patriotism, integrity
and military services, Ns if their names
were appended to the letter of invitation.
AS demonstration intended as an
honor to him, many would have been
pleased to participate in it, Ii. however,
it was designed rather for the self glori6-
cation Of a select few of our loyal friends,
and to make little individual local CO.
pital, in small way, for the approaching
fall election, we may congratulate our
selves that we have been excused.
Perhaps the published proceedings of
the banquet may throw some light upon
this subject.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-13

d D Boas, Esq and others, Committee.

GENIUS FOR INvENTioY.-Col. W. D. Mann,
"President Of the large petroleum swiudle
which exploded the other day in New York,
appears TO have had some genius for inven--
ton He was one of the persons elected by
employees in the quartermsster' department
to represent the State of Louisiana in Con.
gress, but who did not happen to be admitted.
He is also known in Michigan az the inventor
of an improved combination knapsack and
cartridge box and as the protector of a
buggy brigade, peiiher of which inventions
did he find so profitable as The United
States Service Petroleum" invention t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-13
A TwO-Edged sword.

Political cunning, like vaulting ambi-
ton, sometimes overleaps itself and falls
on the other side.
The concoctors of the spread d-all-oyer-
pitch-plaster platform of the Ohio Repub-
lican Brigadier General j. Dolson Cox
Convention committed a strange faux pas,
when they
ResOlred, That the experience Of the last
four years show, the absolute necessity in al
our political action, of keeping steadily in
view the grand principles of our Government
as set forth in theDeclaration of ofIndependence
1t is probable that the Committee had
only read about ten lines of the Declaration,
or that when they came to awe hold these
truths to be self evident that all men are
created equal" they cared little about the
rest, as having no relation to their golden
calf, the everlasting man and brother
Read the resolution again, and consider
it as applicable to the following, also part
and parcel of the Declaration /:
The history Of the present king of Great
Britain is a history of repeated injuries and
usurpations, ali having IN direct object the
establishment Of an absolute tyranny over these
States To prove this, let facts be submitted
to candid world
He has affected to render the military
Independent of and superior TO, the cipiI
pot0er
He has combined with others to subject US
to jurisdiction foreign to our constitution,
and unscknowledged BY our laws; giving his
assent TO their acts of pretended Legislation
For depriviug US, in many cases, ofthe be-
nehts of trial by jury.
Is the party indeed repentant We
fear not. The leopard cannot change
his spots, sooner than the Ethiopean
his skin. All, gentlemen, when you
bring forth works meet for repentance !;
when you subordinate the military to the
civil power when you no longer refuse
the trial by jury, guaranteed by the Con-
stitution, the supreme law of the land !;
when you condeseend an occasional glance
at that instrument, no less revered by the
fathers than that which your keen vision
has discovered among the archives of the
past, then indeed some faith may be re-
posed in your professed attachment to
those safeguards ofLiberty which you have
trampled in the dust.
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East Liverpool, member Of the Columbia
County Bar, but whose habits Of life have bet
ter fitted him for the bar Of some other place.
Such may be the modern style some persons
have OF celebrating the day which ushered in
the liberties Of onr country, and some persons
who profess to have such = deep interest in
the preservation OF onr scored institutions,
may enjoy and encourage such Transactions
but we confess we can not see that it accords
we'll With the spirit Of those institutions hand
ed down TO US by Washington, Jefferson, aud
Jackson. LGBERTAS
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Current News Items.

According 70 the New York Worlds Wash.
ipgton correspondent, the Government will
not allow any more soldiers to be landed in
Mexico from Europe, without protesting
against it vigorously The Government will
have 100 600 meu in Texas, ready for any
emergency, and to exercise a moral pressure
against Maximillian.
The Secretary oftho Treasury, in coust -
quence Of the sale Of the Seven thirties rot
being sufficient, to deirsy the enormous
expenditures, will only pay holders Of the
allowed claims twenty Eve per cent in curr2n-
cy and seventy five per cent ia certificates OF
Indebtedness
The one hundred year leases Of Trinity
Church, New York, of the Astors, expire next
year. They we're given in 1866. There are
800 lots in the heart OF New York, for which
Astor pays $3.50 year rent He receives
from them an annual income Of 100000
Trinity Church will next year be the richest
corporation in America, having some twenty
million dollars worth OF property.
The New York Hsrald's Virginia cores
pondent says there is considerable trouble
between the planters and the negroes. Many
Of the planters are desirous Of getting rid Of
them altogether, supplying their places with
aborers from Europe and from the North,
The Richmond deputaiion, who went to
Washington to get the President to remove
the foolish $40 900 clause, in bis Amnesty
Proclamation, have returned, without sue.
cess.
The New York Tribunes's Washington
special says that Secretary Stanton would not
let spiritual attendants visit Mrs Surratts
cell on the day of the execution, until they
promised not to proclaim their belief in heI
innocence on the scbffod
General John c. Breckinridge and Major
j. C, Helm, late Confederate Consul at Ha
vana, have sailed in an English steamer for
st. Thomas and Europe
A gentleman just from Fortress Monroe
says that the health of Mr.. jefferson Davis is
better than atany limo since his confinement,
The receipts into the Treasury from the
internal revenue are about half million Of
dollars day.
General Hooker ia Immediately to assume
the command of the Department Of the East,
vice General Dix
There we're seventy pardons granted yes
terdsy by the President, coming under the
$40 600 discrimination in the Amnesty Proc
amatiou.
General Hancock will soon remove his
headquarters from Washington to Boston,
where he will assume command of the militia.
ry department
Gold closed last night at l4l2.
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NetD a0bertisements.

NEW MUSIo-"FITNER1L MARCH r. THE
~ MEMORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN" the
Martyr Presldent, by Mrs. II. A PABKHURST, the
popnlsr composer The n tome journal saws: 'iThis
Is fine composition well worthy the re putstion OF
its wrlter y cry solemn and Impressive One thou
sand COPIES ARE ISsUED WEEKLY. Price thirty
cents with YRuette Of the President hfy cents
Mailed free. Pnbishtr, HORACE WATERS, No
4sl Broadway, New York -4Fa CuI3sti
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Wngl7LAvD, EfAR LANcAsren,

July 2, 1865
GENrLsMEN II hsve received your kind
invitation to uui.e with the democracy OF
HARRISBURG and It's vicinity" in celebrating
the approaching anniversary of our National
Independence, and regret to say shall not
be able To enjoy ihiS privilege
On this hsllowed Anniversary let us rejoice
that.through the intervention Of Divine Provi-
dsBee, peace has once more returned 10 bless
our land Our Joy, however, will be tnged
with eloud OF sorrow for the loss of our
kind hearted and distinguished President by
a diabpieal crime, and this, too at the very
moment when by wise clemency. he was about
to convince the world that peace has its t-i-
umphs as well a. war
am grati6ed to observe that everywhere
throughout the State the old Democratic party
is renewing the energy Of former years 1t
can never die while the Constitution and
Union shall live II will be bright and 90
rious dar for the people of the country-dnd
this ,OiH surely come, though at my advanced
age may not live TO see it-wheu the well.
tried and time honored principles of Democ.
racy,as expounded by Jefferson and Jackson,
shall regain the ascendancy in the adninistra.
ton Of the Federal Government
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
d d Boss, Esq and Others Committee.
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NOTICE TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.
AUDITORS OFFICE. MONT. 90 o.

AUDITORS OFFICE, MONT. 90 o.
Dayt n, July IL. 1865.
SEALED proposals will he received at this office,
- until Tuesday, August LIST, 1855 at noon to fur.
nish this county with One Hu dred Cords OF Wood ;
Hickory, Beach and sugar Wood.
The Commissioners, a. heretofore. reservlng the
right to reject any q I'd all bids If they see fit.
j. W. DIETRICH,
iyled2w4tw Auditor Ct Montgomery County.
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BEAUTIFUL CURLY HAIH.

SomerhinE New"-No HumbuG.
T wILLsEND TO ANY ADDRESS, ON REDEIPT
II one dollar, (sl) genuine receipt for making the
celebrated French HAIR CURLING ELIXIR, never
before introduced 10 America. Warranted 10 curl the
most straight and stubborn without injury to Hair
or Skin. ADDRESS;
y. MELVILLE,
iy lO3ti Box 2,9s0, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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GROCERY STORE FOR sALEI

I WILL sell my entire stock OF Groceries on very
i reasonable terms, having made ARA gements to
change my business. FaI
II. sCUDDER.
Corner Of Second and Webster sts., Dayton, ohio.'
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NATIONAL SALOON,

No. I0e, West sixth Street, Gin. o.
Eight Splendid Billiard Tablss--Four Splendid Ten
Pin AllsyS.
Choice Liquors and Wines always on hand,
J.F. GUNKLE, Proprietor.
j. Ps kline, auRts ..uH m6u
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HENRY HAGEDoRN'S ESTATE.
NOTICE il herebs ven that wendelin schelhaner
pas this day been appointed by the Probate Court
o Montgomery County, as Administrator OF the Rs
tate OF Henry Hag dorm, deceased.
~ Dayton, June 2eth, 1se6.
N 9w ". 6HELHAMER.