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SOOTHING SYRUP
For ChjGdreH TCefhiHS

,bi-b Greatly fieifetrs che process g tertAir, ny
...ffsrir.- the gums rrfl-.ng all iuuamriAI 'rla'
win ..lay ALL pAIN llI ~ snU-.c acli a. AH- -i
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Depend upon St. mothers. It will give resttoyoar
selves aud
Relief and Health TO Your Infants
We have put up and sold This article for over 81
Gears and ran ,su 90 ranafsHoe and truth II it what
zee have never been able to say Of any other nell
ire-u,r,r h4,if failed IN single instance 70 fi'efa
mr.. when timely used. Never did We know IN in
.tsr-e af atisfiction BY any one who used IT, On
ts. contrary all are delighted with it, operation
-.l SNEAK in terms Of commendation Of its magical
effects and medical virtues VIC speak "a tai' mat
ter ,saf ,us DO kno,v,r after 81 yoars experience
.a sls4ys or 5sputafisH for ia fHeHi Of 'al' 10
,,,, declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, reiei
will be founa in fifteen or twenty minutes afler 'he
syrup is administered
Full directions for using will accompany each
-ottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUR
rIs 4 PERKINS, New York, is or the outside wrap
per.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world
PRICE. ONLY IS CENTS BOTTLE
lime S-daw6mois
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A STHAlA CURED. BELIEF GUARANTEED IN Ten
N MINUTES, and permanent effected by the
use OF "UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE" Cases Of
from ten 10 freHty ye1ys standing yield at once q
its influence. Price 81 Sent postpaid 70 any ad-
dress, by S. c. UPHAM, p South Eighth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
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FARMERS, COUNTRTMEN. L COCN-

FARMERS. COUNTRTMEN. l. cot N
II TRY MERCHANTS, can send their But
ter, Cheese Eggs. Lard. Tallow, Beans, Hops. Flax
Cotton, Flour, Grain. Meal, Green aud Dried
Fruits Furs Skins Poultry. Game, Provisions,
Seeds Sorghum Wool. Potash, Tobacco, Oils and
other Produce 70 JOSIAH CARPENTER, Comuis-
sion Merchant, 313 Washington 81. New York, near
Erie Railroad Depot. TO he sold at the highest
marsot price Every shipper 90 him VIII receive
his valuable Weekly Price Current n the New
York Markets Tree.
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HENRY p. SWEETS ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been duly
w appointed pr the Honorable the PROBATE
Court Tor the District % Chlttcntcu, Co,uIli- ers
T. receive. examine and adjust the claims ali de-
maris 90 az persons, against the estate oi Henry
= Sweet. late Of Huntington i said District rep
re-aI... .-l.re-t Bua also all claims and demands
eXhi' itri Fee orist thereto AMI SIX months lru--
the Cls %. jle dsts hereof. heis-- allowed oy .ai.
Court 1T tlat purpose. We do therefore hereby sr
notice that " VIII attend 20 the business q oar
appointment 20 the dwelling Of LDvina sweet ir
Huntington. III SAID District. On the third Monday
Of November ana April next, at Do o'clock =. ,i.,
on each ~ the said Gays.
Dated tiis 18th cav Of September, A. D., 100
ANSON J. CRANE. Comulis -
JOHN BiCkFORD.( sio-crs.
wf-uF
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STEPHEN GATES. ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Cours
Tor the District Of Ctterden CommssiO ners 70 re-
ceive examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persOns aaius. the estate Of stephen bates
hate OF Burlington, II ID district represented insoi
vent and also al claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto; and six months from the day or the
date hereof. being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We 10 therefore hereby give nonce, that
we viii attend 70 the business &c osg appointments
at the Office of John q q. Holknheek,
in Burlin gt0n in said district, The kirst Non
days Of Dece mher and April nett ~ ~ O'Clock
A VI. on each OF said days. 70 .-...-.. u
Dated this 3lth day Of October. \. D., 1850.
JOHN p. HOLLENBECh, Co-,rr ,ssiorers.
y. PARKER,
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COllatt.NlQAIo.r

m STRICKLASpS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH
BALSAM is warranted tO cure toughs. Colus'
unarssrrss Asthma. Vbo3piuE Couch, Sore throat
Consumption, and az the affections n the Throat
ard Lungs
For s1le BY D-u--ists - certs per sotl9.
Geo. C.Goodwin & Co, % Hanover Street, b-s-Hh'
Sole Agents for New Er-ianr.
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The Republicans have elected their Gov
ernor by handsome majority, carried both
Houses Of the Legislature, and secured the
Constitutional Amendment
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LANES GRAY.
GREAT CU.NCEroR AGENTS.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT, scolily's Building.
II fremont Row. Boston. Farms and Country
Residences bought. sold and exchange
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8. q ]

ny. sTRrCKLAND'S PIE REMEDY has Lcgrea
Thousands Of the worst cases Of Blind and Ele-il--
Piles Il gives immediate relief and eierli per
manent cure. Try it directly. 70 Is warranted 20
cure.
For sale by al DruZgls-s- 80 cents per bgt'.e-
Geo. &. Goodwin z CO., g Hanover street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
wlqm6
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.--A
Drgc-is; .1'i the ota--- day. you davs M meet TO
advertise youg Porous Paste-s. Tor every one sold
certainly causes dozen o he sold, and dozen
,c...a ..ro.s aud so 90. You viii mo- be- able to
sup lv the Is-naui soon Bat we can supply a
tiau.a1a yards day.
tTFE TION OF THE SPINE CURED.
Hartford CON-. Nov. II;h. i-al.
sfes.r.. THos. ALLcocN s Co.-Plea-e send. with
dispatch. twelve @ zen Aucack's Porous P.as;e-s.
our d.. ly experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment of writing. man APP
p.ir- Tor enc. WI. t ENHANCEMENT 70 zoe -h1f o;
i,a,hine-s had both hi. legs broken spine severely
.nia.ol. aud vas fr uel5iy yctr oatre, helpless.
Thi. u.an found relief very son ty tac application
OF a plaster 10 l.f. sr.ue Hs was sa'l eush.ci 20
Wort. .us NV DO Iste-s as well as ever hcVou.d
escrrfll, pay g. f- single Plaster II they could
not be had a. o lower rate. avn surprised that
surgeons do not make use OF their perforated pas-
ter, o. IA, exc usion 81 all other, their hcKb-
ity AMI aihesivcnc.s ore Greatly in advance q all
other plastcrs with which am acquaiutct while
the perforatious peculiar 90 them rendered thcm
.rratly superior g. AZ Others fr ordinary snrical
uses Knowing tho Plast-rs 70 hr So u.-fui. ] have
no serup'es TIA; aug sentiments .houl, De suoVu-
wv. IoHv>ov, NJ u.
Principal Agency, Urauireth i'us. New York.
oIihy al n,1lc-s 10 Medicines
Oct %
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NV YoRK. Nov. ).

NEW YORK. Nov. ..
L. ). Us OF 1881 lO6 - ,30s. 97i-5, 2Os
let series l024-, ID series, l0l-lO-4Os
924-coupons l47.
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STPERIOR DRAIN TIE

Made Of the celebrated strong. tenacious clay .f
Woodbridge. Y. J. burned with intense heat 0vr-
the Fire Brick, in fire brickklns, and sold az moo ~
ate prices as the clay NrsTbe removed from 0rcr v
liable beds u the best White Ware, and Fire E-i-s
clay. Also, double glazed Stone Ware Pipe. with
collars FOR making watertight pipe 20 conduct pure
wateriree from rust and poison Stove Innings AMI
Fire Brick, sc. &c. Of hest quality. shipped ly
railroad or water direct from Factory, on ship
Channel Of Raritan River, z miles from View York
CROssNfAN BROS. & co. Woodbridge. y. J.
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SPECIAL MOTTO -


An experienced Nurss ami Female FAys''.
Present, 70 tbs Aucafios Of Mothers hr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

,;on bc,d, Of similar character to meet any dencSy
70, tbs presept HscaI year. reduce the Temporary %
sneh an cunt a he may deem advisable TO pay w
Gates OF they mature and .o Co. he aavsn.
portion of the debt mstung prior 10 1867 thst J,sabs
tsceon.y retired II Is not probable that wiz 10 @ ,h rsr
even il il could be done without pressing
let sen much larger amount Of bona' t ery d,d
neS' bs W The pa,dae and maturing obi'
Satio6s oibe Of the nais. sad
and 10 retire AZ er,ouut of the compound inhIsst uoe
1, ;.sd w 10 bring back the business Of tho
country 20 a healthier condition.. -, Ill, - rrs.
,,s, gi-n.r,,. n |; directly oil temporary loans
eTd ali on gyysVcabaok currency. But 1t has been
claimed that 70 allow the requisite freedom oi se,on ~
80, ~ % 1pespect 10 price but should have wide
discre,;nn ~ extremely Doubtful, however, whether
Conrna viii regard such discretionary power ~ nDso'
rensable. IL is contrary II sound policy 10
M n,dnly the pcoroggves Of administrative OH
he enjoy necessarily wide discretion. In Mr.
~ 'eh hands such power nj ght dolbt be safe
:, t,nsfed bat i woui be q bad PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
nz.rpplNa kyrEnAaGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...........DEc. as
Ar-iYr,,.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Tybec. Ctowcl Savannah Dec. 9l ndse ana
s,,,T Vienii snvdcr. Philadelphia % hour,. nnser.
Steamer tV4.jt bal.~" "luN"o va NY 'N' ~ -
cotton 90 ord r. .,
steamer Aibemtrlc, Bourne Norfolk Wdse. and pass, Lis
"fnS' r. Wnsh.. r Lin4ckln Mobile Io days, cotton c.
Cafow. n
W .rl Co. Sailed l.. company wh bag PfAee AAscd' Tor
Bai International (9u,c), Atkinson. Curacao IS days,
skim. sl,t Ac.. Theodore torlkc.
Irs Io,oph.ra tPoIL OEyr Oporto fi dals wine cork
tc hA-se4,yrr Egun. Na' Ia d->' ~ VI Ha''e'A' "h"
Bd, Furea toi r. F. ~ sprngue Havana p days, sosa
1c j. ". Elwc Co. had hvayy head winds most o1 'ht
Bas Wua Pigeon tBr Johnson Kingston. Jam' 20 days
bds froIoaa, uowe,, Wilmington days, naval stores tc
Iii Didso Guuban Wilmington day', naval sore' t'
EnsJ n. Lincoln of rrnswiekl, Merimsn, Galveston L
duys cotton, Rogers ki.cn.
hHe Concord to l,thl Everett, Wimins,on days ord
ESs Belle OF the Bay Eoyes, Mobile Is days cotton, &c
Biz j. " Sawyer, Sawyer, Hampton Roads days, ord
nsuce, I. :. QuaIteImastcr. -
seh Hattie Ross Poland. Wilmington days naval o'r
, to master. -. , ,,,.. n
dav. iorwood Sc, A. Smithcrs Co. Head heavy NV
winds the coas, sprung ioTe.ssh
schf. Romeo. Norwich.
schr H. W. Johnson, Garrison, Norfolk.
sohr Samuel q. Mil Body Island ~,
schr Owel Bearsr. BeGr.c PhiAdclphis ief pos''
schr T.. Flower Chose, Elz-bethport for m'''''V""
! WIND--At Sunset, s..W.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
orncr o, rnn AnTrnAs Psrnotrva coaFAsr.

Nsv-YoRK. December y, 1868
NOTICE.-THEA ANNUAL MEETING Of tho
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of the ARrESlAS PETROLEUM
COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY, January :. lts,
a. O'clock p. st the Office Of the Company No ~
Broadway, New ok which meeting viii be consider
such business before The meeting, including - q
election OF Trustees for the eusuing Parties uaole
20 attend e meeting requested 70 seud their proaes Ia
the President Secretary Of the Company authorizing them
70 sad meeting Transfer Books WIZ be closed from
26th December 1865 to Janvssy 2, 1896 inclusive ,
| J. A. BUCKINGHAM, President
w. ". Baowy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

OFgICa TaE PANAHA RAILROAD CoNPAsH
ToSrisg BUILDINGS No. 80 NALLsT,
NgwYoKK Dec 20. 1865. J
pSTH DIVIDEND. The Board of Directors
sPsD have this day declared DIVIDEND OF FOUR 90
PER CENT on, OF the eunin7s of the Road for tho three
months ending Jlst Inst add TWO ~ PER CENT OF the
earnings Of the Seamer, Sailing Vessels &C. payable TO tie
Stockholders OF their esa representatives. and aef the 9TH
January neat
The Trsnrfcr Booss win bs closed this evening aud
opened on the evening Of N January. -
uENRY SMITH. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
NEW YOaK. Dec. 23, 1865.
II ..,;u. &C fia

NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS oil the BUNKER hill PETRO.
LEUM COMPANY viii be held on TUESDAY, Jan g. 100
II O'Clock n the Office Of the Company, No 10
Broadway n. Y ~ which ting the subject Of reducing
the Capita Stock ofthe Company from 10000 TO siJJ01
OF less Will be considered and such other busncs. nay
before the meeting including the election Of Dectos
for the ensuing year Psres unable 10 attend the meeting
requested send their proxies 70 the President or Seoo
tary OF the Company with their wishes to such reduction
Of csps snd authorizing them 20 act a id meeting Iaus
fer Books viii be closed from the 18th Of December 1852 20
Jan g. 1866 inclusive W. n. BROWN A. Z. STOUT,
JOHN J. K1NCHMAN. J. s. ALLEN, J. w. BAkEh,
JAMES BROWN L. e.. CUF. Directors.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Ri.rs...1eJ sun S"ts..... y Moon vas 80 VIZ
IiGu wsrrR Tnis DAY.
sandy HOOK. 1889 Gov si4nd.. 2:3o hcA oa'e'''' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

Steamship Bo,phoru' Br Aeiaas ,Ss Pos WEN,
..hon ON tho s. side Fort Lafayette where she now
Steamer Virginia reports. gan mat. y M "a" & .isp..
roditc brig risged propeller a'n0fe near '''h'S''
Of distress dying
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

NlRAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. J. s.
! pMORGAN L Co, LONDON Gueoessors 10 GEO.
PEABODY Co) available in tie principal Giles oi
EUROPE suI the EAST, issued ~ DABAEI hOACA.,
1 Co.. No. 50 Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
CITY OF ALLnGnEYY. Pa.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN CoAL CoNPANY.
poo,. \ a % Tp,Vtrx Ht.,, ptxo No an Iposngvsy

Room No. 70, TRINITY BtmDINol No ~ EKoADWiT1
NEw-foaE, Dec. l6 1856.
PHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
H. bolderg Of the AMERICAN COAL COMPANY Of Il
rgany CO.. Nd for the ELECTION Of Board Of Directors
during the ensuing year and FOR tie tausarpn Of
such other business before the meeting VIII be
he'd At this Office Oh THURSDAY the 28th mat, a. J.
o'clock,
The polls will be opened from IL o'clock to o'clock
The transfer book viii be closed from tho evening Of ihe
18th to the morning Of tho 29h December
O. 7. LLOYD. Wce.PreFdn,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
COAL AT COST !


BUY STOCK IN ~ ESTABLISHED COMPANY!
THe
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY
has been Organized nearly months and la, delivered 10
shareholders all tho coal they entitled TO up 90 tie
present time, ard has given entire tatsscuon Reference
given on ppicaon st the office Of the Company, VII
list Of the subsCbes, who have boon supplied can be eI
amined.
SHARES, $40 EACH.
Each share Of stock ene, the holder to pufchase ore un
per year at scua cost Of mining ana delivery
AT present prices Of Coal the profit TO
DIVIDEND OF 40 PER CENT ON THEIR SIOC n.
iew more subscriptions will be received 81 to ONCE OF
the Company No. II Broadway, Room No 80 the pf'ent
and orders ioI portion OF the coal taken at the same
time Coal dsvsred In from 10 five days slse ordering
JANIS O. SMITH, NJ D., Eo' 81 ClInton.p,n,.
JAMES r. WAHD, NJ. d., No. 10 East Thirty.t .thrd-st
ROBERT BUCK. Cashier Pache National Bank, 10. 40
broadway.
DANIEL G. ROBBINS, Brooklyn Of MeKesson' L Robbins
Druggists, No. 81 FnltOn-st., ". Y.
John n. WI1TE, Brooklyn, Of Witts EohIn GIoceIs
No s45 Washington st. New. York.
HENRY HARMES, lioboken Grocer, No. ls6 Washington.
o., New York.
NJ r. CASE Jersey City OF Reed Case Banks, Orocers
Nos. 81 and 90 'FRONT.' st., Newly foTk. -
GEO DAVIS. oGco No. Courtlsndts st, New York.
MgssRs. J. w. BRlCHER Co, No. 10 West Twenty.
DntbGt Esw.YoTk
HERTER Bros No. 547 Broadway, and No. iC7 ilacer.,
NewYO
Rrv JANIS q. CRAIGHEAD, Editor, No. Beskm.nA At.
PRor II. II. GULL, No. 80 West FouGthst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
N-OTICE.-OrrLcg or rnE SpaLNe MorXTAIN

" coal Co No III Bfo,lwsy.--lhe boafd Of Director,
OF hs Company amer fe.eriuR the Of one Hundred
Al lusand dollar. (sl0IOool from the proh' pursuant 70
lrsfir Of Or,brr q 1855. have iAs day d.cefed Nv
roft pryae 4 tho Office Of tue Company ana atrr
janrsfy ~ ats The transfer books viii Do closed 10 90
the l0h the 2O,h Of January inlo'i'g otdr o. "e
Board NhAo ~ t"i'.'' ot'y'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
AnAlxsn
nisnseer.

schr Hone from Mobile for New fosA-Dee' io'n' '''
- -, lou - 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

Increase in years .'o'V'o''
The reduction of 81 ,ssl ,4So in floating deots was
not made from earnings, and should be addedto the
o. 800 573, making the increased cost Of tho road IN
three years s. ,3s2 0l2 The report for the current
year of 1865 remains to be made to hestockhoidcrs
and should contain the details of the last English
loan and the terms upon which the business Of the
Atlantic and Great Western is to be done. The
Erie Transportation Company and its list Of stock
holders should 60 with the Enc report, and itil
exhibit be made of the full amount Of money re-
seived by officers Of the road since passed out Of
She hands of the receiver. These facts, and The
details of the propeller arrangements al the West
will be gratifying to its English shareholders, and
give the property new value.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated Dec %,
suote stocks as follows: Gould s. Curry, per foot,
$3.50; Savage per foot, 5000; Chollar-Potosi' per
foot, sl35; Ophir, per foot, $50; Crown Point,
per foot, $40; Yellow Jacket per foot, $40; Bel
sher, per foot, $50; Alpha per foot, 500; InPe-
nal, per share, 500; California Steam Navigation
Co., 62i per cent California State Telegraph Co.,
% per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
NpwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1865
VXYECTFRNUNION

VNESTERN UNION,
w UNITED STATES,
RUSSIAN EXTENSION,
INSULATED LINES,
AMERICAN,
WELLS, FARGO X Co,
NATIONAL,
AMERICAN,
UNITED STATES.
ADAMS,
NATIONAL BANKERS,
Applv 70 GEO. {.
Dealer in Telegraph and IL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
VHE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

'II NIN I'F4lN N'f4' II ~ ''I''|
4 CONPfNl. TREasUREGs Office. No. ~ Isf .-A-
cn,ygr Al meeting of the Director. of The Michigan ecu
t Railroad Company hell at Bo.tou tai, i.h day OF Dcc
1875, Il vas
eminent b. I'D tr f. h'rny declared payable on
day Il Ja1y next, - holders Of .ocA ut che close
Il .fn. IS o t. 1pn aaut Payment D. lnde % stock
holder. Icsilng Mch,I and re2istcrd ~ Boston a. te
.f- o. the General Recover in Detroit t1 r3df ~ stock
rr-i..eed In tie City ~ NeNl ork le oce 0f the Farm
e.. Lo,u sud Tls. tompay, n ii city uud 10 a oLcp,
- q - oi.r Of tle Treasurer, u tar City oi Boston
Jd Th,t tie qgaus,cr Books Of to Company Do closed
from tAo 9YtA inst until te itt 4 larulry ne2t.
ISAAC LlkkKAOI r, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
NVILIAMsDURGH SAVINGS BANK,

NRI lIIiAMSbIk k6n SANlNES BANh,
W Conner of south glilRD anl fOURfG-STs.,
Brooklyn J.. d.
niNInEND NOfCE.-Depo..iom rre hereby notified that
se Hi-Arrual DIVIDEND, u thr rate of SIX 90 FIR
CEr per annur, al Sums ~ lhrce Dcrm und upward
toe, iha have been deposited three months the 1T day
Jsglffy nett WI ic paid 20 D,potos after Monday,
jrI. ~, 100 lyrr Gom Government tfxl
ineIcat not called os will be pafcd 20 tho credit Of
Urrns.t0rf o. principal,
ne.o,, made boors the 10th day OF January viii
drew int rest nom The It,
The Ean oY'u for business DAILY SUNDAYS snd lo.i.
llya r~crpicdj MONDAYS and SATuhDAhS from 10
O'clock r. "a End TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS. THURS
DAio AID FRIDAYS iIoui 10 a. NJ Ia o'clock p. ~.
GEORGE REGARD, President
WuLia WALL. l,,t.- pti.
NSTuhat T. iugOs wv
SAMUEL w. TRusL0w l-crelaIy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
TEsrn NArioyAL BANK, No. 30 BRo,DwAY,}
NswYoax Dee. Is, l'OJ.
TgNUE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Bank

I have this day d'clarcd a SEMl-ANNuAL DlFlpEND
al FlYE r. PER CENI sni 'e Government tax. payable on
c u Of January Transfer books wall be closed sotl De
:-Iul,r - TO January 2 l5o1- J. T. sAOl A. 'A'Il'1.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

lVNHE NATIONAL BANK OF THE COM
4 MONWEALrii VIII pay DiFlbESD Of FIVE FER
CENT ufao Of t % IL ssocAhodet.on NONuAl. ihe tih
GtJ 81 Jtnualy u'at. OEOhOE LLi.ts, IasiuuT.
heW.i Oh, Dec. 49, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

Greenwich Rank.-statement Il the oHEhNWlth
N 81 The Cy required ~ 'hfper -. IAN' o.
ga M tb- se eanf sturdy b- sd dJ o ID Dcci1.r t
vera o. arlanf Of ii1, ali Decorate eH-.,, -
OF rrc
80 ,nl Comfy of So Yoyk Wlnsm Havc Cas-ff
gr---~ HsrI of,e Yos, ias duly sworn ce-e
As lsi o my seuse
GRO h*irt "i.A.N.i "'''' 'S
" MaNLs.sET, Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26
Bank Statements.
Bnni, or the Ncw-Yori Dry Doci. Compar,y,;

Corn EYchrnge BaniE.-CopY o. statement Of she
C0rs EXCHANGE BANK Tegu~d ~ Chapter -, ls~t % e
fo ne se,i c.as el'irity DAY of ceabc li ~
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TURKEY.

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17

LlABILITIkS
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-17
FAN THE RAPpAHANNoCk.

Philadelphia March I0.--A special dispatch
to the Evening Telegraph, from Washington to-
day, says the Star says that on Monday last I3
transports, with troops from Fortress Monroe, ac-
companied by the gunboats Conodore Read and
Yrlllcee, proceeded up the Rappahannock on a
raid, the principal object being the capture Of
large quantity of tobacco known to have been
sent from Richmond 20 Fredericksburg to be
smuggled into our lines. On its way, the expe
dition proceeded cautiously, and the gunboats
secured the river thoroughly for torpedoes.
schooner bound up with u cargo of whiskey and
salt, was first captured by the Read, and the
crew and cargo removed, and the schooner blown
UP. On arriving at Fredericksburg it was found
TO be garrisoned by squad of rebels, who, how
ever, made no resistance A body oftroops and
sailors were landed, who succeeded in captur-
ing the tobacco. 1t was manufactured tobacco,
amounting to 95 tons, and is estimated to be
worth S3S0,000 The country around Freder-
icksburg was secured pretty effectually, and du-
ring the raid over 400 prisoners We're taken.
An extensive contraband trade has been car
ried on by the rebels Oh the Rappahaunock, and
this expedition was designed TO break it up.
As the vessels passed down the river ON their
return, a number of deserters came off from the
shore, eight of whom were from the 9th Nir-
ginia Cavalry.