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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
TO expire ON the Slst day Of January, ls06)
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or SrATE,

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STAfK
t Insurance Department
Columbus, Ohio, January 30, 1905.
~ Wheneds The aKRnAFA, HANOVER, NIAGARA, anil
KRPUBuo Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York IN thS state Of New YORK, have each filed In this
office statement Of s condition, required by
this first section Of the Act "To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio"
passed April g. IS6e, andamendod February O. 1854 and
Whsreas each Of said Companies has furnished tho
IunherSignsd satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars 0f
actual Capital invested IN stocks, or bonds, or In
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
tH which the same Ia mortgaged; and, WheTedi, each
Of said Companies has hled In this ONCE written
Instrument under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
Agenis ef said CompAnies In this state TO acknov.
ledge service 0f process for and In behalf OF said Com
aptnits according 20 the terms Of said law.
llI oiQ iTefor In pursuance OF the first section
hl llc Aforesaid act ], JAMES ii. GOODMAN, Auditor
of stat6, for Ohio do hereby certify that said uER
AASiA, HANovER, NIAGARA and REPUBLIC Fire lnsur-
ance Companies Of Now York, authorized tU
transact tho business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance
iHbl' Sati, until the ethr,y1rst day Of January, In
the lgtr ~" thousapd eight hundred and siXtysiN
IN nlikssl ndsyeg lave hareunto Subscribed my
uIh aud uiUred uic sril uf my office ~ be- am X,sl
' % III day and year sir'vr writtct
O ~, ra,dim uai l'"e' ~, GupHAM, w.,
o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
VARIATIONS.
25O.OOO
Watches. chains, Diamond Rings dc.
WnHTM OVER 81 nnn. nnn

A LII to ha sold tor One Dollar each, wltCout re
n garl to value Not To he paid for uatil you know
what you are to fece .-LIs-ra.. In. #Hs
BPLEHDID LIST OF ARTICLES ALL TO BE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

Statement Of the condition Of the Niagara Fire In
Company, Of the City Of New York. on the I'd
day OF January 1885, In conformity with the laws Of
tho state Of Ohio. f ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

fiHk Atna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
A OF years, Endowment policies and childlen's En- :
dowment Also, Non forieitlng Policies on which no
payment n required after ten years. II
flYe Thousand dollars paid two Losses in this city
within the last SIX months.
Among all the cOntriyances OF men to protect the
family circle from want, none feund more sim
ple IN lts character noble IN It's lenuTes certain in
tts results, than Lite Insurance. ita the prop which
the dying husband eaVea to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
a GARD TO IMvALIps.

A Clerymen, residing in South America as q mis-.
a 1lOnary discovered safe aud simple remedy for
the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Eeariy Decay, Dis.
cases OF The Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
Hhole reln 81 dsondsra brought by haoeinl and vi.
cious habits. Great numbers have been already cur
ed ny this noblS remedy. Prompted by q desire TO
heneht the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, IN a
sealed envelope, 70 any one who needs IL, Free Of
PsaSs iHslOss . post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself JOSEPH r. INMAN.
1stAynsp' bislR HouaH, New York City.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02

Stateinust OF tho condition Of the Republic Fire In
eurance Company, Of the City Of New York the ID
day u fJanuary 1885, In conformity with the laws Of
the State of Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
All Articles Sold at One Dollar. Each
Without gard to Value,

Oa reesIpt OF the Certificate you will sac, ,Whatyou
a-e gong to have, and then II at your Bp u0n 20
snd the dollar and take the article or not furchas.
,rs may thus obtaR Gold Wat h, DamOnd Ring,
or any Set III Jewelry cur list for ONE DOL AK,
an, IN 10 case can they leAH than One Gliar 4
y,rtn. rhc price % Cert n'stts II as follow
one for rs cents; Ave for 81 eleven 90, " thirty
forS6 six y i've Tor $40 one knpdred for SIS.
rrfJ... .. RAYMoNR 4 90,
auR rs of 3s2 0RARn sTAEET, NFW YoRK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
BE sAFE FROM THE PASGs OF WANT

Would these ehlldren nave a comfortable home, and
No means of education1 Would this wife be indepen.
dent OF the cold charities Of the wordl Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forl Would my
Estate nav INV debtsi Would there be sacrifice OF
uroperty hyforced sales ol administrator to meet
the demands OF credtorssales made when the market
tends downWard and falr prices cannot be reallzedi
How few can nswer these question to their saslao-
uon They fear to ask them, and cherish tho belle
that they have along lease on life. This In hoth fool
ian and Gowardiy. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
at6iral

VtHE combination OF ingredientsi these Pills are
Il the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain In correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, reno oyng
all obstructions, whether from cold or otherwise,
eadache Pain In the Side, Palpitaton ofthe Heart,
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs &c, Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Was tho commencement of a new era in the treat
ment Of those Irregularities and oOstructions which
have consigned 30 many to q PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female ENJOY good health unless she is regular
and whe obstruction takes place the general
health beginsto decline. i7ir. .lis
DE- CHEESEMANS FEMALE PILLS
Are the only MeIicins that MARRIED AND SING 4 x
LADIES have relied on for many wears, or can rely
on now BEWARE or IMITA TT0NSf These Pills
form the Finest Preparation eper put ortgagd tDth I'M
MEDIATE and PRRSLSTKNTS SUCCESS. DON'I'
BE DECEIVED Take this advertise m ent TO your
Druggist, and tell him that you tDdnt the BEST and
MOST Reliable FFMABR MRDICINRIN THR
WOR I'D, which is compnsedin
DR. CHEESEMAN'S s PILLS
Are the most efFectuh remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar TO Femalei. To ali classes the y
arc nvalnable Inducing ioh cstanty periodical reot-
t1rity They are known TO thousands who have M I'd
them At different times throughout the country hay,
ing the sanction o some Of the most eminent Physi
oidns IN America. t- .r' ="
Rfeii directions stating ,ohen they should not bsus
with each box--the Price One Dollar per Bor contain
ing from my to sixty Pills "'f i9dT1NT
Pills sshtby mail, promptly, by remitngto the Pro
prietor, Hold by Druggists generally.
'" "'n HUTOHiNGs h HILLyER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York
Benton Dlihham Oleveland, aud John d. Park
Cincinnati wholesale agents. Sold in Dayton by
Druggists feoldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-02
MAIN SrREE1,
ADJOINING EMPIRE OFFICE,

Since my having bought the interest of this estab-
lisnmont from my partner Mr.. Louis Rosn. who
now II joining our Clothing House in Cincinnati,
will principally mHnnRcturP Clothing for my house
here, he having had eNperience while here in learn.
ing the exact wants ofthe community in Clothing will
certainly enable me TO plcase in tho latest FASH 0ns
and prices which mnst and will su the closest buyers
am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-22

money &C., &C., that lent SO serene lustre
t. his face in the eyes of some. The re-
markable fact is that al the Yuba he did not
purchase foot of well known ground. 1t
was all on extensions, even to the tenth ex-
tension many of which have been taken up
on top of hve or six feet of snow. Had he
been the agent of capitalists as he repre-
sented, would this have been his action p
Ask any sane man Would be have bought
quartz ifonly judging by places shown him
or s.relying on friends. A poor business,
by the way in the purchase of either quartz
or horses, in the discovery companies claims,
or on the extension adjoining thereto, where
the groupings of the Ledges ut best could be
seen. But this was not MIR. McCarty's idea.
More, he located a new Ledge and called it
the John A. Forsythe. How he located it
puzzles me as the ground even there has from
TO leet of snow, on it and the lodges do
not usually crop out that high above ground.
Suffice to sum up-the gentleman in ques-
tion has bought up about 1000 or 5000 feet
of quartz at about 81, so to $40 foot, out
of which he expects to make 100000 and
the whole of which is not now worth to real
bona fde quartz operators $l00. Very little
of it is even represented. The purchases
madelare largely in the outside extensions of
the Atlantic at Yuba and the Buckeye here
The discoveries of the Yuba Ledges are sup
posed to be good, but the Buckeye was loca-
ted by the parties concerned in the Wiley
0phir Co., and nothing is a yet knowu Of 1T.
trust your Ex hanges in New York, Chicago,
ST. Louis and Pittsburgh will take little no
tice of these comments on Wild Cat Quartz
Spectators, and thereby warn their readers
to shun theH as "rnad-dogs" and save there
by their OWE purses and the reputation and
wellbeing of this vast and almost immeasura-
bly, wealthy Gold and Silver Quartz Region.
think that Mr.. McCarty will find some who
will be as quickly informed at New York, st.
Lonis, Chicago and Pittsburgh Of the nature
Of his quartz speculations in this locality,
even before he can arrive, and do his incer-
porating at any of the above cities.
Men are geaying daily 'fout of provisions
bnt we look for trains in ca hand sleds in a
few days.
The wis settling fast but is yetover
feet deep.
Yours &c. ANTI-WILD-CAT.
Rocky Bar, April 4, '65.
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Agents for the Idaho World.

a. p TURNER, Carrier and General Agent, Idaho CITY
W. w CHAPMAN. Jr., Pioneer CITY.
r. b. Wallace, Centeryle.
NJ b. MOORE, Placerville.
S. L. CARR Boise city.
C.L GooDa10H, Rocky Bar.
O. H. PURIFY Silver city, (0wyhee)
W GREENwEJL, RRby city. . -,
G. r. STREET, Cal Express Office, MarysFille. Cal
s. - McC}oRMlcK Portland Oregon.
NJ j. ALLPHIN, Daltes city, Oregon
Coz: TH9S s15,, =, f. GRAY Canyon city, Oregon
n BRowN-W eds, Fargo Co.'s agent, Auburn, Or.
. A. A. Mix, Walla Walla
fngton street Up stairs, San Francisco. Cal.
f. p FIsHER 629 Washington street, San francisco
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For the Idaho World.l
PHOOLOSOSOPHUS WRITES EAST

FER ras sEr-pAY CRISIS AND JERNEI OF TRANSCRIPTION
, 1865-03-21
8H}CAt<s1 .:ATTLE HARRIET.


! B1Ey CArTLa-Ths receipts to day accard!nEi 10 thu
Botrd of Trade report ouuted SIS hext and ship
ments t. 9&2 head. The market to-day was more &C.
tive oWan< to fair deMknd en- GoTernm Mt account,
there h-tDg less difficulty nov In shipping cattle.
The demand. However. u somewhat limited a. the
contrs sctors have some difficulty In obt.iuinx money
from the hAnks, owing 10 tho sutngeQcJ Of the money
narkat.
tn, are bat tex csstIe being bought for tho New
York m afkst, aa we svc had no news from the A.
bany ra;tle Market OF, from New York, aud buyers
have Consequently nothing to work by
There was material chaHxo In PRICES o4lsy ttom
tie otaIlons OF Saturday. ptEh.ps shs hghar
g1Aees cstte were home hett.r put The feeling Of
'he market was decidedly anreF IN SALES wers made
wtth1ess citfculty.
The salesh"ce Saturday amount to about 900 head
at ran e.r s. 6sSto FISK tor kc.Aw.gsto extra
stse,s, nd w.rr rs fo'luws:
:. elALEs Of BEEF CATTLE TO-DAY.
FITrsBrEGH AgD FoKr wAYyx YARDS
sh ss
u sd rGu21 avets E1ng l,S ns. II <ss Fawsett
ss%s ;'st: sss
sE1ng 9s2 r~.H s613-
Gsesss Adsms sol;l Mysrs q Is hsad prime .teers
Faxsstf boarat Of Lively = Brown, 2 head extra
an1r5y j. sfs1s .Vsaasnx E. i and OF
Ks.s5s: Eas : G. i dead prime ssser', averas-
Carter .e'd ~ q Z aaodge':z head good sseezs.
MICHIGAN soCTukax TARps.
ConEe:& Co. soa Fawsett 1ao head ane stecrs aver
aE.nE ~ rs, ,2t {a.m.
&, i i ;s!s s''sf So head
Ft,& c. SD H;mea Eubls Is head f4lr steers.
B.ser sod zeEet ts head light Steers averaging SIT
t3sranrr s Lipsey 81 head light steers. averaging
Barnes sod livingston L Boland Il head pr1ur
Sttes, .yeraging ,lSs q 81 0oo % for the lot-
La!sn sold Bsst n.man 81 heaa prime steers. sverag
s!S 9!t ss As3snaer saheaa sea1la=a=s. arera
corTAoH 8novK YAx-d.
Couesr& Co. sold Hick.y Ia hcad stee1s aud Cows,
aver aging l. OIL ms, at Is .
Fa+seit bought of baldwin = he I'd prime Steers ay-
crsgng 1,:pd n. al es.5k; ot Haw,n 81 henh aver.
aging i15 nsn ~ %: Of Bogart U hc y ezra atees,,
avrlasng Isz st g =; aud Of Cast1ebn.y Il heat
averaging l2s1 NJ. IT SIS
Loe@is CO sois Bi105 II head coarAa stock, aver.
NJ : ao.d Llpscy s haad prime stsers. averaging
LIES rs, tt8 IS.
HO0s-Tho receipts today. according to the Doasl
Of TEa3e report, amounted to zc. sh1pu .uts to
$40. The srkst to-lsy was dull and very much de-
pressed. There has been kilograms received from
tho Eastern markets SINGS Inst THURSDAY and buyers
consequently have to 20 It hllnd, and do not show
much anxiety to Invest.
There Ii material change in PRICES Etnce 3atur-
day, cut the market Is Yc1y weak
The salss snce Saturday amount 70 l4s2s head, 1t
81 TG615 for stock pi1s and 0.591t.73 toe light to
medium " weight nooth hogs, and are Is follows;
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
, 1865-03-21
FAILED TO CONNECT.
George u. Fsentfcess HPooF Errlng
Boyss Whipped

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nsereia'. at Cumberland Gap, relates the fol-
lowing:
George D. Prentice's "poor srring boz"
Clarence j , has jmt turned up in this vicfnI-
ty, and / doubt not his friends will be anxious
to hear Of hts brave deeds. He made his ap-
pearance before Tazewell, Tennessee, about
occupied by about fifty men Of ths I'd NORTH
Carolina mounted in,autry, under Lieutenant
J. N. Jennings. Prentice, with q force estl-
mated at from $50 to s00, surroupded tue
town and sent IN the following grandiloquent
demand for surrender:
HHApQ'ns 8. 6. FORCES, IN FRONT OF !
'rAzEwEI1. TaEN, March g. 1855, r
To the officer commanding the post Of Tazewell
~ direction Of General Gllu,er. commanding
and demand its Immediate and unconditional sur
render. glso Jon 6se Eni.ntes to respond to this
demand. II you do not surrender you must abide
by the ussges oi civilized nadong ~
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding 7th Confederate
Cavalry Battalion. :.
How very kind and humane In the mis-
guided youth mt to have followed In the
footsteps Ut bis iliustri0us examplers and
brothers In arms, and threatened another
Fort Pillow massacre. But Clarence j. had
caught Tarlnr. Lieutenant Jennings re-
Piled tha, be Has there first and thought he
could stay there, but that at all events the
place should not be surrendered, until he
{Ptentice) showed unmtstakablc proN Of his
ability to take 1t. The bail opened at once,
and utter two hours hard lighting Prentice
withdrew cut Of range, and under flag Of
truce requested permission to bury his dead.
7his was met By charge by Meutenaut
Jennings with his little band. driving the
Kentucky chiyalry cntitely out Of the place
and capturing ali his wounded. The enc.
my's loss cannot be less tnan thirty, among
them Lieutenant Richmond. Our loss
Vas trifing. Lieutenant Jennings is still at
Tazewctl, and confident Of his ability to holl
tic town iorcyes against the redoabtable
scion OF George D. 0f Louisville, Kentucky.
II: utcnants Longs and Jennings are Indian
Iaus. aud of sterling mcttle.
And this Clarence is 'tthe poor erring hoy"
over whom George D. Prentice dtyotes so
muc1 sentimental twaddle. It is time his
erring stopped, whether By Fort Lafayette
or mimic bullet Is immaterial.
, 1865-03-21
HfnKahn InfAifinAn

The Sandu.ky Register Of Wednesday says:
We 1earn from parties residing near the moulh.
Ct The IaTsr that t9e ice has entirely disappeared
Lake. The ice mas disappeared very rapidly
during the PAST two or three days, and th1t On
be very much broken ana fast disappea1inx.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY OF
0u1o.-At the Annual Meeting OF the Nor1Ecn
1;ranepoEta!ion IT,; company of oh1o.; held In cleye-
elected 10 terre tos tie ensuing re- year: S'Ao "'A'
President Phtlo thar berlin Vice Pres1dcnt,
N Rass. I Pelton; Secretary and Treasurer, A. ".
There will be daily line from Ogdeusburch to
Cleveland, ont tri.weekIy line from Ut,densbarch
to Milwaukee and Chicago. The boa's are drst-
ness are concerned, md Of a. grest a tonnage Us
The tot ks on the Weland canal will allow and are
all ef,esIe4 By tried and e1pesiensed men
builters Of Cleveland, received through Mr. HORT,
OF Asw YORK, aeontract with the Government,
bearing. date Fel,snary 1t.h. 1855, to hulll two
began the job On rhe :oth OF February, and the
work. On one Of the craits has already progressed
According to tho tcrmas Of the contract, the COM
PaDy bare Hl1 months to work in. The craft must
be saoss and ready for service by the 10TH o. Au~
The dimensions Of these cutters are ~ fol1ow.:
Length ofkeel, l15 feet
Breadth ofhuf, - feet.
Ereadth over all, St feet.
An overhead engine will b. put into the craft,
with q inch diameter cylinder, and fees stroke
The battery, according to the Government spe-
cifcahone. il to consist OF two rifle pfyot1 and
totr kroadklde shell guns Ccntsr1 will be mads
fur this number Of Euns, although but half the
compliment will be Kept on board IN time OF
penle with cur nelehboEs over the watet.
HAN WATER At BurFALo-DANAaE TO VEs-
sNs.-1he melting Of the snow and the rain has
unused comfortable -rtse Of The wa,e1 in the
creek and sIe2ms- The tats vere orernown yes
terdsy, md the track OF tic S;ate Line Road sub
merged ior s1me dlstsnce. The scholars and
te1cheFs were unable to reach the nav schuo-
house No. "a, ant''' sehuol dlun't keep in cpnse-
QneEce.
Yesterday morning the Ice In the creek COM
meDced moving near the rolling mill The pro-
peller Equator. lying near the fnns NJ Hirhix44
for eome distance down the stream, until she came
in contact with the propeller Venom which ves-
sci also parted beg tnstenings- The Equator was
carried s'onR until ahe reached tue foot Of Wash
inGton STREET., where she brought up sud was
made fast. The two veaeels we're somewhat IN
jnted BY the collision though the damage is not
tetfoue- The 'cold snap@ Ut laat night will syert
the further movement OF tho ice for q shorG hne,
at least. though the yearly breaking mp will not
probably be long delayed.
VESSEL SALES The Toledo Bidde saye Curtis
Thomas, OF that city, pureh ssed tho schooner
!Telrgraph. ard aIe having her rebuilt at Algonac
ty; the new one will be a krlde larger. She will
be ready1nr service in April.
The Cleveland Herald says A. Bradley has sold
the schooner Challenge tu Fitzgerald, OF Port
HuKoD, for & ECO, and the schooner WlllIngtou
to Fl. ]. Webb, for Elt, QUO.
, 1865-03-21

opinion Until ,ite. my arrest nrst heard Of the
afrttt + and Of such IN 2ttaek on nc morning 81
tbst met that day aboutis. After my arrest, IN
camp, heard II ssld, I don't know whether In
colvereation with Col STest alone, or with him
and others, that Marnadnke and Walsh had uade
Qussfior 81 II. Asay-Is it 4 fact that you
made confession Whpe IN Camp Douglas, or Tint
the article published In the Chicago Journal was
confession made BY yourseln
Ansmtr-1here wss snch an article, partly true
und partly false. was denied access 10 the pa
Peas ~ ont ta + wss ss hat dsa a1 sn3
completely with the conspiracy. The Ioarnal
next day pnblished 1et1acsion furnished By some
Question b. The Cburt-1 under.tand you to ssy
thxt Walsh oftred 10 loan arms. Did hn say that
the Democratic party had anything to do With
them7
OF be had them in his possession.
r.lesge condition precedent to your giving evl.
fcDce in 1htA cAse1
dnstcer-Nothing Of the kind.
TESTIMONY OF DE-. ). L. HAHN.
hare been The family physician OF Charles
Walsh for nunber OF years; never hard any.
thing ses'nt. his loyalty until sftsf at. arrest Hs
told him 1t won'd not pa{. lie said should re-
eciyc something e4trs. lie spent great deal ol
time and money IN 1ecrpinng; he satd the rebel
lion tltet Dr. put Oc"u ~
70 fhr .judas dd ocate.--1a am Democrat The
Democratic prrty be'iered In putting down the
rebellion: tfsIs sstonlehinr has Or. Hahn would
MAKE .uch foolish snd abaurd siatouents. Ed
about dsc Urnoe, Ata were In the army 10 one Re-
publican; they wcrt IN fxvoE ora vigorous proast
ention Of the var. Thrso might have been soma
who differed 10 opinion. The Chicago Isnses 10
frti hy ao.ns :. tho organ Of Tho Drmocsa.
tic party, nrd ~ I'm mol ~. l don't belieYe
nycf9 thlbs th< F,ats.us.
rs1rlAa JAn Fs0N nHcAILKp.
QufsHs-; *--t-- NsoH-I wish 10 IuQuire
ot j. on ~hrlhrr yuu had reference to self defense
on thr day of rtct tos. IN speaking OF the use oi
arms for legal purpose
Otjre,ed tu hy tbs Judge Advocate, for the rea.
ron lat thu wilue n had alroady testified on that
point.
b. CommtsstoD then adjourned until Monday
ot ? 0 o'el0ck p. tn. III some F~marka Ia reference
to Adjournment, the Judge Advocate thought that
the case might BE- closed next week.