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ASSAULT AND BArTERY-Georgo Carrie, a
eolorcd cook at the Metropolitan Hotel was this
morning arrested by oHlcer Harbour, Of tho
Seventh precinct, charged with assault and bat
terry ON Bridget Lee. We was taken before Justice
Walter, and committed to Jail for court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

From North Carolina-worth Elected
RALEIGH, Nov 1l.-Worth is certainly
elected Governor over Holden by from five T.
ton thousand majority.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-In the Criminal
Court this morning, motion Of District Attorney
Carrington, J. Duncan Cottrell was admitted a.
an Attorney aud Councillor Of the Supreme CourI
Of the District Of Columbia
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DEATH OF MAJOR DTIoS.-MnjOr DIxoS,
Who was shot in r rencontre at Alexandria
yesterday, died this morning at six o'clock.
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SELLING LIoUoR.-John Cullum was ar
rested Yesterday by Oficer Clements, Of tho
Eighth precinct, on a charge Of selling liquor on
Sunday. Justice Gull 1ned him &27. So
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FmB.-Yesterday morning, about seven
o'clock, nre was discovered In the back build.
ing Of the Exchange restaurant, on New Jersey
avenue, between X and G streets. Through the
exertlons OF the officers and several citizens the
flames were extinguished before any damage was
sustained.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. re-
ceipts to-day at the Internal Revenue Bureau
will amount to about 81, 900, 900.
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AccnEpr.-Yesterday morning about 10

AccIDENr.-Yesterday morning about 10
o'clock, the horse attacked to Gen Augur'S car
riage, while standing in front Of the Old Capitol
prison, corner Of First and north A streets be-
came frightened and ran down c street at u fear.
full rate. When near the corner Of @ street and
Now Jersey ayenuo he ran against q hackmsi
named Peter McGinnis, knocking him down, cut
ting and bruising him severely about the head
and face. He was taken to HIS home In Swan
poodle.
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INNS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

L subscri Der hiB obtained from the orphans
Court of Washington county, in the District Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the per-
ing claims against the SAID deceased. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the llth
day Of November ueIt; they may otherWise BY
law be excluded from all bGnSnt Of the said o..
tate.
Given under my hand this lith day Of NoVsm.
Der, 1883 NANCEY McFEE,
noyll. w3wr AdmiliItrAtrix,
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oRPHASs' CorRr - JRdgs PVrceH-This
morning letters Of adm nisIrtIiUn were i,sueI to
Walter S. Cox as executor Of James K Young.
Let era Of adm nistlaton were issued TO Alex.
Ruder HSGlilt n Loughborough on the estats of
Ham ltvn LOughborough
The balance aud distribution Of the personal
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GO The Board Of Trustees of the
Pnbiic Schools will assemble vt the RON Of tht
School Board, City Hall, on Tuesday next, tho
18th inst, at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ.
RICHARD WALLACH,
noll-3t Mayor
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So The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men Alsc,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
scaled envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIE
aoUHHTOE, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Ps mh9i-y
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noll.2t


OF tie District ol Columbia will hold meetins
on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. "A at TemppranceI
Hall, street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
at half past seven clock.
The attendance OF every wholesale and retail
Liquor Dealer is earnestly requested.
D. X SMITH,
nn1l-9t RerordIpu Sacr.tary
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estate Of Thomas Connor was returned by the
executor.
The nrst and nnal account OF johanna Connor
admiuistratrix Of Thomas connor, was approved
and passed.
W. s. Cox gave bond In the sun Of $50, 90 as
executor Of James r. Young.
The will Of Hamilton Loughborough was fully
proven and admitted to probate.
The inventory ot the personal estate OF George
Shoemaker was approved and passed.
Letters Of administration were issued to 10.
hanna Brown on the estate Of Daniel Brown.
SALE or GOVERNMENT BuILDISes.-Tbe
sale Of buildings at the dismantled forts around
Washington was continued yesterday, when the
following buildings we Q sold at
Fort Berry-oficers' quarters, B. =. shreye,
t2j; do, George +. Chase, t25 barracks, s. p,
Ccrbett, s75; NEST. house, J. T. Ball, f23 Total,
elIs.
Fort Barnard-s. P. Corbatt, eight oficsrs'
quarters at 80, e34 ell, sl7, sl7, els, $50; I'd
ward Duterman, do, $50; do, mess house sI2I (;
3 Chase, guard-house, Al8; do. barracks,
$50; S. p. Corbett, do, ss4; do. barber SHOP,
ell do. stable, $40. 50; George L. Chase, guard
house, tl6; do. mess house, 800; do. barracks,
4l78; oflcers' quarters, t3s; miscellaneous,
S3S rs. Total, $500. .2j
These two orts sre located near the Orange
and Alexandra railroad, some half dozen mile .
nOrthwesteTly from Alexandria.
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As- Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath in tho Old Trinity Church, onl
Fifth street, between Z and Louisiana avenue.
Service at u a, IN. and ~ p. In. Seats free.
Rev. T. Il. Hewlett, pastor. jsnl6-u
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MADAME M. H. PERREGAULT,
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h5- Spiritualism.-Cora l.. ". Scott j
the highly gifted TRANCE SPEAKER, will Lee
ture in sEAToN HALL, corner Of Ninth and II
streets, ou SUNDAY, Nov. l2, at la IN. and
~ p IN. The audience Will select q subject 70 Il
tho evenings lecture, and an opportunity will
he given for asking questions. skeptics, com,
and PROFOUND your dOnbts. AdmiSsion-m"rn. m
ing. free evening. 10 cents. lit
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IA. InIfcn States Sanitary Com mi

6IOy.-CESTRAL OFFICE, WAsHINGToS, n c Mo-
yember !, ls65.-hll persons who may hold uu'
settled claims OF any kind against the sanitary
Commission are requested to present the same
for adjustment to the General Secretary, at the
Contral Ollce of the Commission without delay
JOHN S BLATCHFORD,
mol .mWfom General Secratary.
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99aillpy. y G.mpiirr,
A Good Thing.

N IlFIoHl INC AtfeAlhh . 5ouihM.I .il
The following letter was presented to our
own correspondent by an intelligent contra
band who said ne found ii on the field Of bat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

1t takes but little space in the columns Of
the daily papers, hut oh what long house
hold stories and biographies are every one
of those strange names we read over and for
getItlu,a, gnt, masau sa
Wounded and killed. Some one reads
the name to whom it is as dear as life, and
some heart is smitton or chrushed by the blow
caused by the name among the list.
II is onr Henry, or our James, or our Thorn
as, that lies with his broken limbs at the hos
pital, or white, still and with ghastly face, on
the battle field, Alas for the eyes that
read alas for the hearts that feel
Z" DE was my pretty boy, that I've sung 10
sleep so many times in my arms r says the
mother, bowing in anguish that cannot be ut
tered.
'Hewas my brave and noble husband, the
father Of my little orphan children, says The
stricken vile
He was my darling brother, that loved
so, that wos so proud Of" murmurs the sis
ter amid tears.
wounded and killed r Every name in that
list is lightning stroke to some heart, aud
breaks like thunder over some home, cast
ing long black shadow upon some hearth.
stone. ai isnHf'.
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tFromthe Madison (wis.) Joufnall
The Oldest Man In the world.

Wewill not assert that the oldest Of living
men is q resident Of Wisconsin, but we chal.
lenge any other State or country to produce
man or woman who has attained the age
Tenched by Joseph Crele, now residing in the
town OF Gale donia, Columbia county, in this
State.
During the French Revolution one Jean
Claude Jacob, a member OF the National As.
sembly, was callgd the "Dean Of the human
species, the oldest Of men" On his smear
cd worn face were ploughed the furrowings OF
one hundred and twenty years But our
Dean Of the. human species' is nearly twenty
years older than Claude Jacob, who did not
complete his one hundred and twenty.frst
year.
Joseph Crele was born IN Detroit, Of French
parente. The record, OF his baptism 10 the
Catholic church Of that city shows that he is
now 1879 years Of age He has been resi-
dent OF Wisconsin for about century When
ever mention is made Of the oldest inhabtant
there need be no question as to the person
Joseph Crele is undoubtedly the msn. He
was first married in New Orleans, 100 years
ago Some years after he settled at Prairie
du Chen, while Wisconsin was yet province
OF France Before the Revolutionary war, he
was employed TO carry letters between Prairie
du Chien and Green Bay. II is but a few
years ngo, that he was called as a witness in
the Circuit Court, in case involving the title
to certain real estate at Prairie du ,Chen, to
give etestmOny in relation to events that trans-
pired eighty years before. lie now resides
with a daughter by his third wife, who is over
seventy years Of age. s..i .....I,u.
The residence Of the family is only four or
five miles out Of Portage City. From citizens
Of that place we learn that the old man ia
still active, 70 able TO chop wood, aud to walk
several miles He speaks English quite iui-
perfectly, but converses auently in the Frenth
language He stoops little under the bur.
den Of years, but not more than many men Of
seventy. In person, he is rather above the
medium height spare in hesh, bat showing
evidences of having been in his prime mali
of sinewy strength. Concerning his habits, d
subject Of much interest in connection with
ap instance Of such extraordinary longevity,
we have been able TO learn but little, except
that he is an inyeterate smoker I..H
A very good daguerreotype picture Of him,
taken in 1856, may be sven ut the rooms OF
the State Historical Society.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

professional Garns.
LAW NOTICE.
C. L. vALLANDIGHAM,

II AS RE UMED THE PRACTICE OF LAW.
OFFicE ior he presenD at his residence, No. 323
First street, layton, OHIO.
OTFiCE UOURs from lOA. NJ TO three p. NJ.
DAYTON, q. November l2th, 1894. noyl2ti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

AT Cleveland, on Tuesday, young woman
was arrested, who gave the name of Charlotte
Anderson, but who turned out to be II man.
He had IN his assumed character, made the
acquaintance Of young woman who insisted
that he was woman, for they had slept to-
gether several nights The girl Emma, a
modest, we'll behaved servant girl, was over
whelmed with confusion when she found that
her friend was Of the opposite sex. Anderson
is described as very feminine in appearance,
aud has a soft, low, feminine voice Whenever
he chooses to use IL. When dressed as a man
he has the appearance Of girl Ia disguise
and when dressed in tasteful female attire il
is diihcalt 10 TO doubt the iemininity. His Ao-
eomplishments are varied He is dead shot
with a pistol.A splendid horsemau, can talk
three languages huenlly, can dance admirably,
plsy the piano, do fne sewing, embroider
knit and crolehet equal 10 any woman, and
can spark the boys, As many Of them know 10
their modification Although 30 feminine in
appearenee, he is remarkably strong for bis
size, lie claimed 10 be member Of an Ohio
regiment but this was proved to be false, aud
It Is suspected that he is rebel spy,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

in he'll Them was his very words, the horrid
old blas,edfemer,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

is published from Hon Mr. Rtheridge, ex.
Clerk Of the House, which shows that the
Presidents private doofkeeper has received
ana mas been IN the habit Of receiving, money
20 admit visitors. He has procured the par.
don Of rebel soldiers 50 our prisons for ten
dollars each When We reflect that this man
has'i the custody ofAll private papers, etc, be.
longing TO the President, We see what 4 dan
gerons doorkeeper he is--lWte York Express.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY,

90 S2pire on The 3lst day Of Jaufiary, 1869
HYt OrFtCgOF TRNAUbir6R 0F STArE,
Insurance. Department, Columbus, o., Jan. l6,lsG6.
WusggAs, The HrNA. INSURANCE COMPANY,
Located at Haftf0n, In tho StAte Of Unnuectist, has
filed IN this oiliHe statement Of ts condition.
required 10y the irst senon of the act "ro reglae
Insurance DonpAnns not Incorporated by Tire state
ofOho," pa sed April Sth, 1856, and amended Fehrl
AIRY 9Th 1864; and, Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the uudarslgncd satisfactory evidence that
possessed OF ~ least ONE HUNDRED Thou,
SAND DOLLARS 0i actual Capital invested StoGl,b
or B9pds OF m Mortgages of Real Estate, worth douI
hle the amount tor winch tho samais gagel; and
Whereas, said Company has tiled IA this OhcA q Wun
the President aud Secretary thereof, RnthonAng any
Agent or Agents Of sad OOmnny IA thus State To ~,
knosledTe service oi process, for and In behalf OF SAID
Com oany, according 10 the terms Of snid law. u0I
Now Therefore, IN plr'uanco ot The first section Of
the Aforesaid acf, (, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for Ohio O hereby certify that said hTNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, II authorized 70
trsnEac the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance
this State until the thryhrst day OF January, in The
year ono thousand sight hundred and siKty,sxs
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have, herGnnto sub
scrbed my name aud caused the seal o my Office 10
be affixed the day and year above written.
uI... JAMES Il GOODMAN, t
IsEAL.l tsTAMP,l Auditor ofState
Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John II Stoppelmsnn, Agent nj Dayton; WIN. II.
Hegley, dermantowni Samuel Dpckotti MiEmisburg
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MRS. o. DESlLVA,
CIairVOyant, and Electric Ply
sician

NO. sos FIFTH STREET., NEAR JEFRKRsON,
HIF DAYTON, OHIO.
MRS. DEsTLVA, by her clairyoyani faculty, do
Ifl aorbes character, md tells results Of business
operations She also by her magnetic powers and
electricity, and her medical knowledge, heals dis
eases both recent and ehronic
She also keeps hand n supply Of Madame De.
sya's celebrated Pearl Drops for beautyng The
hair. '.-i ieId3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

Of whom mo zioa'S IN, ~ Herald, is a rep.
againat the great expensive bali (ten dollars
per ticket to be held at the capital, in the
midst Of hospitals, aud amid blood and car
nIAge gnd pain and eripplea etc. The Zion
Herald thinks that on inauguration day all
should look up to Zion, not 10 Terpaichore,
Bacchahle, etc Zion has not hill IN Wash.
iugton Satan has several. Saints are old
foeies there, and Satan reigns-New York
Express,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07
LARGE FARM POR SALE.

rus subscriber will sell his hfm on the Lexington
Il road, eleven mles west Of Dayton, and two nliit )
horth Of New Lebanon, The fArm contains 9ZslS
acres of hrst rats landiiS acres are cleared ard in
high state OF cultivation. The balance IL heavily
unbeIed The Improvements consist u brick house
and large hGnk ttn. For hirthts information call
on Tho suosoriber ~ Iailes cast Of sald hrm Z
degldAg2m DANIEL CARRIER.
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STATE OF CoSNECTICUT,l /
COmnty OF Hartfotd, [

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER. President, anil Lu-
Gus j. HENDEE, Secretary OF the lErEA 1NSUR-
ANCN COMPANY beng several sworn, dopose and
say, that the foregoing II iull, true and correct
statement OF the affairs of said Company that the
said INSURANCE Company isa hOua Hle o yuer of vi
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ui
actual Cash Capital Invested In Slorks and Bonds (;
that the above descrb Il Investments, any pnft
thereof nadn for tho benefit OF any individual ex
crps ng authority IN tho nenagcmebt OF said Tom
ptuy citheras Pre- ddent, Secretary rrensnrer, ~.
rector Otherwise, aud that tneyare The above de-
acribed officers Of said Insurance Company.
THOMAS a. ALEXANDER, aPTesldent. I
LUofUs J. HEIDEE Seer, tary. /
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=" IN NoTUTlTNTt JHIVi JAUIUlFy TNI T0NlsT-
His hcrpby cprtiii,sl that The iorcg1ngi. correct
copy o the Sinirnept OF Condition of the ErNA IN,
suRANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, made 10 aud Hlcd
imthis ohiee, for thd year 1868. N.
Witness my hanI aud seal officially.
JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
lsEALl fsTAHP,l u Auditor OF State
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GlotblnIgl,
Clothing, ClOthing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths u"
And u assimeres
IN THE CITY or DAYTON!
FINK n 4 LEGLER,,H ~

FINK KE 4 LEG LEI r,
Clothing HaH, No. 307 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are notO ReceiOing
Large SaPpiy of Spring and
t.f aa ,SaHspser Goods, i3 I'D
Comprising NIL the Latest styles Of Black apd Col
ofed 0toths; French Fancy, and Plain Cassimeres;
BLK, Satin, Marseilles, aud other New styles VI
Vestlngs for Custom orders. A complete line OF
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Beat
Stock or
aI Ready Made Clothing l.I
TO he found in any House in the City. Finke Leg.
lor are Agents for .iN
SINGER 4. CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The hest Machine for nil practical purposes IN the
family andor shops ever Invented and Introduced IN
the country, Money canb emale by Galling on
June 7, lB8t-Q F1NKE a LEGLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-07

Applications received and policies promptly issupd
by John Stoppelmsnn, gent nj Dayton; WIN. II.
Negley dermantowni Samuel Dpckott, Mlkmisburg NJ
fel6 3 ....,....... = 'A
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u T ETR OLIUM


CO NJ p "A y Y
The undersigned having been appointed
an Agent for the subscription Of STOCK to
the Company, begs leave to submit the fol-
lowing statement:
This company is chartered by tn, Leyis>
lature Of New York in conformity with the
laws of Ohio. lis capital stock is one mil
lion Of dollars in shares Of one hundred dol
lars each. A portion of this stock Is open
for Subscription. The property is situated
in Morgan county, Ohio. and embraces about
fifteen hundred acres of land. the most Of it
held i'll fee simple and the balance held by
lease. Two miles OF broad valley land suit
able for boring wells. There are sixteen
wells in successful operation producil 295
barrels per day. selling a. IS per barrel.
rapidly and successfully Increasing their
wells.
TO any person wishing To invest in this
enterprise, l will show them map and give
them pamphlet detailing the whole opera
ton. II. HASSON,
Oct. Is, 18G4>tf Agent.