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FACTS ABOUT 7-30s-THE ADVAN-
TAGE THEY OFFER.

| THEIR ABSOLUTE SEcURITY-NearIy
all active credits are based on Government
securities and banks hold them as the
very best and strongest investment they
can make. Ifit were possible to Contem-
plate the financial failure Of the Govern
ment, no bank would be any safer If
money is loaned on individual notes or
bond or mortgage, it will be payable in
the same currency as the Government
pays with, and no better The Governs
meat never has failed to meet its engage
ments, and the national debt is a first
mortgage upon the whole property of the
country. While other stocks fuctuate
from ten to fifty, or even a greater per
cent. Government stocks are always com
parativeIy firm. Their value is fixed and
reliable, beyond NIL other securities; for
while thousand speculative bubbles rise
and burst, as u rule they are never below
] ND rFf
-
. - LAB '''A' l y IN 60 l - / nS gen
croi rate of Intetest is ak per cent, paya-
bic annually. THIS is seven ana three
tenths, payable srmianHHoTy. If you
lend on mortagc, there must be a search
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

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Hayneshnro on range o! "AiS WIN ,i's
pieces OF artillery IN position, anu Heh-
Custor dLsmounted TWO hest > as SHHh :.
ishers IN the rear, ana on e!theF Siae oi
the road were TWO soma f'eS' >,
a movement Was mace upon 'Ae cue
mys werks at once. -,
Enemy hFed one V"iicy 'tfeh heo IKE
sheep -,
Their attempt to escape was fr0ltlesS.
Gen, t.uStnr ciosen ms hne7 upon them'
surrounding nearly the entire force =,
Gen. Fairly d'1 nnS attempt l" faIiy
his men. but RODE 81 on Hee1 horse al,
teaded hy an orderly.
loss ,+o a.. we onIy lost 10 ar l. killed
and wounded
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command mas Z 0"--'-1' 'FA''' '"F'e '1'i0S
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III" Lon earrS. became drunk anu
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length '' nam ,'I' e. IN 'Fh'"" "f'eFe1
the p''ta- -;erS ana pari'feFs - of S9'n. -,
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pa1te prevails among negroes in \ c.
since fhe announcement that they are t.
be conSeripted u dgit in the rebel army
Rebels are now gathering them up
Strong combinations exist among conserv-
atiTe shareholders to resist the measure.
some of whom are artning their slaves in
order that they may be,Able to defy the
authorities and thus retain their servants
New York, March 11.-HeraFd's New
berne correspondent Of the 4th says :
Union prisoners reached here yesterday
morning who escaped from CaSs, while
being conveyed from Florence, s. c.
The rebels commenced removing the
entire body of prisoners as sherman ad-
vaneed t'owarolS that point and two or
three hundred escaped rebel guard rno.t-
II BOYS from ito 1i and Is years Of
age and were lily able to. bear hardshirs
Of the service or meet shrewdness aud
Skill Of Veterans. They who came 10 re-
port they were first taken to Wilmington
aud as they were being, removed thence
to salisbury effected their escape on the
"a Of February. The rebels are cons
ocriPtingtaii boys they can 6BI Negroes
are coming in by dr"ves. being terrified
y the prospect of the rebels casting them
INTO their armies
=,
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-03-18

New York March 9th.-Steamer
Fulton FROM Hilton Head 9th arriy-
ed.
Every thing is progressing favorably at
Charleston.
Troders are beginning to open stores.
/ Gen. Hatch, j. in eommaud of the
Northern Dist Dept Of the south.
Gen. Schummeldnning is in command
at Charleston.
Railroad is completed to Goose creek
Gen. Potter advanced to Santee river
without opposition.
News has been received Of the total
destruction of Columbia,
At last accounts Sherman had arrived
at Charlotte, and BeaureGard was hover
ing in his front the 2I,t Regt recruited
In Charlestua has been mustered into
service.
Lights are soon to be lighted on
Sumter and Moultri and the channel is
being cleared for nav CATION.
Several incendiary fires have taken
place In the city.
Washington March 9rh.-Tnformation
from the army Of the Potomac says all
gute.
The Freshet IS subsiding
Exchange Of PRISONERS has been rcsum~
ed.
A report Is in circulation that Lynch>
burg is in our possession, but cannot be
traced to trustworthy any authority.
New York March 9th BY steamer
Eagle We have Aavana dItes OF 4th.
News unlmpOrtant.
Phi'aleIphia March 9th.-T. 5. steam
er Bermuda from East and West Gulf
bIockading and squadFons, has arrived at
the Navy yard. She reports m the 2tth
Of Feb On expedition un}er command Of
Bri- Cen Eewtoa consisting ofall troops
both white and coiorcl stationed at Key
West ~i;h the gun boats Honduras Mag
nolia, Hrndack. and Hudson, started tur
the p1rp,,se Of capturing St. Marks. Re
SUN # the expedition had ,,ot been heard
at the time Inc Borau.it Sa}5cI.
Wa,btu -'ou March 9:h-S.nata tod x
- .Glr4'j the no'f.GG G.4m If ~"nntc Ja,
IIs.'au..:'I WI ..!. Sex II tha Inre-
.I;.r.
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reported ~. AIRY "ycr r'Arty by >h"rlaan,
L.. .'.., : '.~. IL: .''S ',>2hp'et >;4union
On H. WaTvh vi tire N"'Hy {" lFH
I"'.nl he met VITA - : '"t;%7.A t"HP"S.ta9n.
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FIFTH WARD.

Whole Majority for Bates GI
In the FIRST and Fifth wards we were
unable to ehtain the official vote on the
appropriation question, bat b,*h wards
give majorities for it
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The people pay but little attcntiou to
Gov Vance proclamation, calling every
body to arms; many Of the people 70 forth
ss meet Sherman With words Of welcome,
alfs arc mot particular about placing stock
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Philadelphia March 9th.-T. 5. steam
er Bermuda from East and West Gull
bIockading and squadrons, has arrived al
the Navy yard She reports IN the 24tl
Of Feb On expedition un}er command Of
Bri- Gen. Eewtoa consisting ofall troops
both white and coiorel stationed at Key
West ai;h the gun boats Honduras Mag
nolia, Hcndack, and Uudson, started tur
the pHrp,se OF capturing st. Marks. Re
SUN # the expedition had ,,ot been herr
at the time .hc BornuiL Sa}cI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16
professional.

And 'or the pAst three years surge7n IN the United
States Navy, has opened an office at No go. Tmrd
street between Iederson and 80 Clair streets north
side Having hsd the advantage OF he hospih lsin
sew York and Philadtlphia, with twenty years o.
by getting his advice that they will obtain every adj
yanteg ), thatthe advanced condition o. the Scisref
al Medicine can render, ,
RESPIRATORY iISEAtE6 BY MEDICAL IN
HALArIuN the only roahle means known 70 the
k,l IN the Rast aud In fufopo he treats All diseases
Of the EY y and EAR, also all diseases lecu-n 10
Fomnles and all rHRONiC COMPLAINTS what
sa.ever may kc their character The most tnHredu'
lots viii he convinced Of hs Success by calling = ms
OfhLe No e7s Third street, Dayton, or iy obtaining
letters 10 inyads which is circulated gtamuousiy
office hours nom a'cl0ck A. ~. ull s o'clock A.. M
octlb .dAw wam
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR.A. GEIGER Rul hereafter sticnl cotnarolg 10
IL ~ ONCE prsctice snd viii give ''Sgeciai Auen.
ton" 10 the treatment hfCHRONiC DISEASES, such
As Bsrases Of tac THROAT aud \ luNGs, OF thr EYt
andRAR, sCROF uLOUS AFFECTIONS &c Pnm-
Ary and secondary SYPHILIS, GON0RRhusA.
GLEEr, srRlCruRES, lMPOrENCf Sc. Also,
nisE.sEs PEouuAR 70 FHHALEsi ast erccf uartoiB q
Iafone Dsstss, whatever may be its character.
Once hourslfom a m 20 p m
Sundays, ITO fUR m, 3 10 pm.
Othce-- Corner Of Jefferson and Ffh 81 Dayton,
ohio, octsimdsmw.ll
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20 Nntscnlcn.
IMPORTANT IJ llaHGRS & H0lSEABE
Dayton Shooting Shop
CORNER OF ST. CLAIR AND FOURTH SIS.
GESSLER E NOOK.
former partner Of
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.

HAVING oreus1 Shooting shop on tho corner
III of ~. Nair Rnd Fourth streets, is now prepared
20 accommodate Oh who may desire 90 have their
thar appreciation. HASing deyntad himssli 20 ihis
hn~lnefs spe''ialt-, ana having had Years oi
pNielUo ln the burness they invite ths attention Of
The Puulp' TO th# iaeF.aboye mentioned. He Mill
degyor ip rl'nt al demanis prompts and DO his
sprs sstlsl siorilYs Give him cali 't..
noyi '-lnl GE-sLRR a NOcK.
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farms f0r.Nale.

UNHE underfignci, residing Greenyille, a oa'rs
I tur ~ale "a ytuqsc farm At 2an acrrs oi lard $50
acres Hni euili,s ION With brick hoa-r, rank
harn nrsry competed "a large orchard, ard iS rleaS-
~ tiy situated on tho trnpik oHdua iran Green vile
Pto Pilus miles east oi GETTY sbufg parke ounty
Al o. sixty aer6s OF improved land within one mile Of
Grernt ie. r rms khsral.
dallES WILLIAM ALIEN
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FntcrnaI Re6cnltc.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
tdtbA LAAlt8 b3lit
Special Assessment Notice.
I....,, on1 rcrnp - rNrrnn..1 ~. nrunnn


OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
sFAfg or OHIO, fHIRD DlsTRICT
... F7HHaifHra Hia DAYe9S, OHIO, NOV. 81, 1854
ATOTIOE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess
IN ment of the SPECIAL i've Ter eept lEsoNE DpIT
made M aeeordance with the requirements q Join
Resc luton Of Congress, approved Jmy 4, 1864 on al
incomes return, for the year ending December 81
isGs has teen delivered tome hy the plstyict asses.
s0r for colecton, and the same must he PAID ON or
before the GOT day OF Decenlbernext ~ 's' i'f
IN DEFAuLrT THKREof ton per cent penalty is requir
ed by law tohe addict, andeoieehona 10 be enforced
Y H'Tf+N MONTGOMERY COUNTY gs
Assassments will be eocotedat The Once Of the IN
aersned corner OF Third aud Jefferson streets, Day
ION, ONO. QTsiose for hiIi Ihhia1lHIh
BUTLER COUNTY
the otiSe Of Ezra Potter, Deputy Collector; Hanil-
WARREN COUNTY
Atthe once af5'aob Morris Deputy oOlle0'Or' Leb-
PREBLE COUNTY
Atthe Ofioo on Josish eAmpbell Deputy Collector
Eaton, Ohos "A - q 1OhA IA MARTIN, .
noves-d6wtn deco @CoHector Sd Dist. of Ohio.@
NATGVE WINE4The best aud pure native
IN OaiaH ha Wine, for sAO BY the barrel OF gallon
Mrs. FREDERICK EGRY,
aeSa1 ifi la tHfla pafa ~ Near the Asylum.
EE7Nfuk Hfaaai a.tea 80
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VXTANTR SUBSTITUTES We gill furnish sub
w sttntes on Application amt muster tnem m IN
any pis'rct 10 Ohio Always prepared n reo' I've ~
cruiis The highest bouniy pad. literal iee q
deqsaa NfTOHELI, MILLER a co.
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rnRNPIKE ELEcTION.

yXNHe stockhoiders ofthe Dayton western Tunnmke
COMPANY are notified that there viii he an elec.
fion held at Farley Tavern West Alexandra, freble
O on the second monday ath Of Janusty, 1865, for
wear. ARRER DoNLAP,
de2td3aWd Presdent
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GIotbing.
wILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sol THIRD sTREET DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 10 accommodate his customers Wit
/ every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel q
the latest slyle and best quality, Those Who ven
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, Ao,, will DO we t
Give him call HH L ~ .afr au24
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-16

NOTICE Is hereby giveu that the unaerslgned has
IN heen duly appointed and qualihedas adn,nistra-
tor on the estate of John Venue, decreased
November 20, 1884, HAkNBf VENUS.
nOVIa-WsW
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Fnh 81, Dayton.
octS-imdSmw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-08

WILLIAM DALE, of New York, President,
JOSEPH RISrINE, Covington, Vice President,
W. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-08
ID i q Q I L - :.
OFFIcE-South side Public Square, COring
ton, Indiana.

FUNHE Company holds by lease. and in fee, about
twenty thousand acres Of the most select coal
lands in Western Indiana, bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be seen at the
Office Of the Company, in C0vington, Ind, at se Office OF
VIM. Dale, No. IS PARK Place, ". Y. City, at the Office OF
Hon. J. K. Cohroth, Huntington. Indiana, and at the
Office Of Roach & Mcdonald. Indianapolis.
A reference TO the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologist. will show rAat these lands
state, abounding also in salt, iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Near the mouth Of Coal Creek, where the Company has
large quantities OF lands salt water has bsen discovered
equal inequality to the.Kanawha- This water was pro-
cured some IS years ago by boring, soon after. The On
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal, Mr. Thomas, the propr etoT, nndlng himself IN
able 20 compete with II, abandoned the manufacture. la
biz boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have beez coal oil
Those lands all lie in close pro& nifty 10 the Nabash
and Erie Canal, some Of them upon is banks.
The Company has now an agent in the Fast, making
a tOzr of the oil regions Of Pennsylvania in particular.
20 acquire a knowledge Of the best practical mode OF
boring, TO employ practical %workmen. and 20 purchase
the best quality OF the most approved machinery in use
for such purpose
The Company expects by the 1t o. May next, a;
fArthest, to commence operation.
All the induces Of coal ell, found in localities where il
has been procured, are strongly marked in various 10
c~alities OF the lands Of the Company Afording every
rational prospect Of success Tie company thinks il IN
necessary 10 make any other reference TO the character
Of the lands, other than the report and map referred Il
3lOo, 600 Of the stock, being 1000 shares, j. proposed
by the Company 10 De offered il the market at one-half
it, par value, being s25 per share, for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in q speedy Development Of those
lands apr25-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-08
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD GND

Note of ali denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt of subscriptions, and the notes
forwarded al once. The interest to the 18th Of June
next will be paid in advance. This Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-08

~speeialty since The year ls5l-three years in the city Of
Buffalo, ". Y , ETA ht years IA Chicago, H., and twoyears
tn Peoria, III During eight years practice in Chicago,
III. he cured ever thirteen thOugand cases.
Dr. Nm Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood, uses . Fumiga-
ting Vapor Path ofthe mostingenious kind, In con.unc-
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence ofself-Aouse-
This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, IL
practced by the youth OF both sexes TO az almost IN
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train of morbid symptoms unless cOmbsted by
scientific medical measures, viz: SallOw c0untenance,
dark spots nnder the eyes, pain Ia the head, ringing In
the ears. and noises like the rustling of leaves and rat
Ting Ofchariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness Of
the limbs, confused vision, blunted ~intellec, loss Of con-
hdence, difidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to
form new acquaintance, a disposition TO shun society,
loss Of memory hectic Pushes, pimples and various erup-
tions about the face, fuTred tongue, night sweats, fetid
breath. coughs, consumption, monomania, and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted, on the first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO DR.. VIM.
Thomson for relief.
asd Consultation Re omsN No. 20 South Dell
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
P.o Box 1859. .~an24-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-08
4 COMMERCIAL.


IspsasArous. Saturday Evening. May 6. 1855.
Money continues In dsmADd-bank rates from ten to
trslvs per cent, and street from enesn to twenty. A
considerable amount Of capital Il locked up IN dePreei-
.;sa currency. There l. cenacersbis demand for gov
eminent beads, and the 7-30's are selling freely. The
notes o. The Rank Of the State Of Indiana, these Of the
national banks, and greenbseks are received By our
bankers a. par eurreney-sii others are al q discount.
Ths notes q ths ohio banks are new received at one per
cent. discount, which Il a reduction o. one percent The
Prairie City Bank has made arrangements for the re-
senpuoa Of 10. notes n this city at y percent discount
he fOIlsrlng Is the Hst Of Free Banks Of this state
sh-eh redeem In this eiy at y per cent dseoant-Ai
the sthsu are 5 per cent discount
Exchange Bank, Greenesstle; soathern Bank, Ierre
Hsus.: Park County. Rockville; Indiana Farmers, Frank
IN: Indiana Bark, Madison; Bank Of Goshen, Goshen;
salem Bank. Goshen; Bank Of Mount Vernon, Noun'
Vernon; Bank Of EIkhart, Erkhart; Cambridge City
Bank, Cambridge: Prairie City Bank. Tere Haute.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that no move
ment has yet been made by the free banks Of
Ohio for the redemption % their issues in Cincinnati. and
they are generally at = discount Of X per cent, though
when presented in small sums many receive II at par.
The State Bank Of Indiana Is quoted at y to- per cent
OF, the free banks Of tia, state 2s3, and Kentucky cur
reney ! discount.
IL vii be noticed That our quotAuShs dS WEN a.
about the zane a. those Of the week previous. Grocer
ies generally are frmer, but We make no change in prices.
Some grades Of Heather have dropped a little. There has
been a material variation IN tin plate. Messrs. COttrel
& Ksight keep a large stock on hand, and they will sell
at Cincinnati quotations. Wheat and -four are about the
same, but with limited demand. The high rates Of trAns-
~portaton keep The prices down. There has also been a
decline In several Of the leading articles OF drugs and
nedicines. Messrs. Daily, Keefer & Rush, Wholesale
dealers, WILL furnish all articles in their line on Just as
faxorsbie terms as they can be purchased in any western
market
Dry goods have advanced considerably; on the leading
articles from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. and the
markets are frm.
Business generally. in the wholesale line. has been
good during the week. The stocks are large, and were
purchased mostly during the recent panic. The sdvant-
age inures 10 the benefit Of the purchaser. There is no
better Purchasing market now than Indianapolis. Our
merchants have demonstrated their back bone by wealth
ering the late storm, sni we see no reason Why the
wholesale BUSINESS Of indianapolis should not rival any
western city, as we have the capital, the facilities Of
transportation, and the country TO sustain IL
Gold closed In New York al I42.
We ouote the closing rates here this afternoon:
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NEw YoRK, May 6.
Cotton 5l652c for middling
Flour 465c better; at SO 1907 so for extra
state; s. o0ds 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. 50@9 00 for tmde brands
Whisky 81 1902 IL.
Wheat dull and dropping; amber 81 81
and winter red western 81 so Barley dull. Corn
old mixed western 81 40. new white. 81 A.
yellow, 81 45Gl AZ Oats Csc. Glover seed
Sl3 80. Timothy 81 50
Wool dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar. llI@l3I Molasse:
63c.
Petroleum firm; 32@3sc for crude, $40 for
refined IN bond, and IA free
New mess pork s27 37@27 81; S24 5O@25 ot
for '63-'64: 1913 W@23 50 for prime. and 800 81
@23 80 for prime mess Plain mess beef Sl2 OC
@l6 90: extra mess. SIC O0a2O 90; beef hams
22@245 81 Cut meat; l4A@l5Ic for shoulder:
and l7mI94c for hams. Boon; l6@ISMC
for Cumberland cut; l5X@lSc for Ions
ribbed and l66l61ac for short ribbed
Lard l6@le5&c Butter. l5@23c for Ohio,
and Joe for State. Cheese l4@23c. Rice
dull.
Money. 5@6 per cent. Sterling 1922 "a I09IS
for first class bills. Gold opened at 81 43L
advancing to / 1855. closing at I 43
Total exports of specie to-day 1926 900.
Government stocks steady.