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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
Army Itch, letter. all Ere paiom..

Army Itch. letter. all Ere t1Oms.
cdr. S6aynes" "Aiiexling Ointment y
"Ar- Healing Ointment y
"Dr. HWayne's" "Al-uexling Ointment
"Ali-ieal,ng Ointment -
"Dr. SWAyne's" "A-llealing Ointment."
"AlHeAiing Ointment"
"Dr. ewaynes" "All-Iiealing Ointment"
No case obstinate, or long standing, It will not
cure In short time all kinda OF letter permanent
u cared Salt Rheum bers Itch &c. Price 50 cts b.
esudlag 90 cents to DR.. SwAYNE I son, So North
0xtA rsseet philadelphia, box Will be sent free Of
postage TO any part Of the United States.
esld at 4. Z. BALLORDS Dkss SToRs, Davenport
oblS.opd1 LORD SMITH. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

Do a0s let yoar prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. It corrects
acidity ofthe stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu-
the mother and health to the child. Office, ~
Dsy street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
New YORK, Dec. "A.

NEW ORR, Dec. a.
A charge of scandalous outrages on the
part OF members OF Fepian Circle, in .]er-
scy City, was yesterday made by man
named Chas. W Newman, living in that
town. lie alleges tina. he was seized on the
street on Friday night dragged into Fe
MAN lodge room, charged with being Brit
ish spy, put upon trial and subjected to vari
ons indignitcs. During a struggle which
cnsued he succeeded in making his escape
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 90.
The Times Mexico correspondence says :
Gen. Diazo is carrying all before him, and
the whole State adjacent is in arms against
the Imperialis's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 90.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %.
Advices from Mexico state that a revolu
ton against Macmillan has taken place
Lopez and his officers have been driven from
power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
NATIONAL.
ms TRANCE COMPANY,
Davenport, losrN.
Cash CAPITAL. 400. 600.

by FIRE AND LIGHTNING. Farm Property
and Detached Dwellings insured for three or I'VE
,ears At liberal reduction from the annual ratel
ONCE in the First National Bank Building. ia.
venport. Iowa. 4. SMITH, PRgsiptxr.a
rom, Treasurer. r. W FLo~rs Sec'y .dec22 ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

r. q CAAsoeo nashSea IF
- 1sssoJapA.l III Al OS,eAs,. ~ =
gvieeoD-WWeA r1. Msss vosk tssa e,u,v
"a, a ss,ss = ~! 0rsss Ae:e sseely VIA
t.ss- Qsle, - at..r = l7oi,ss.
M, . .s. Mss:ssai change; hssdsss VEN arn
Wneas-Neainal anA salss snali; ssk0l % 70,
No !; eSt 81 for No l.
Coes-Coniinuss Qg1as. No nominal = ~sk0
~; No 3Atk9Nx; N)sssed sl00.
Oac.e'sedy but qufst; ea-ss No Il 1oos7ke
Rys-Quist bat 0rm q &C.
1Anisy-Dull End almosS nominal.
HES WisSs-Neglscsed aod nominal 0ales q n
Das:.sD Hoes-Deolined IL \ oiss p 100 n.. s.l-,
ranged from 90 SOLO Is for lots weighing ~ -
New Tork Market.
Nsw Yoaa, Dee. 20.
Cotton 5l05ac Grmer.
Fonts 30Qs.l5 Ex. State. es.S009 tx
RHO
WmAs.--l.ssQl.s4 Chicago Spring.
C0nS.-No receipts, dull, vsa07 for soand.
OASs-Cl 465c sound.
POak.-t2s 50@29. Meas closing e2s, ~
WatsasH.-Dull and lower.
New York Heocks.
nav YosE. Dec. ls.
Gold opened l.46 closed u LACK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

E>a0n ALL PARTS OF rHs BopY N rvs MINUTES,
Il ssifhont injury TO tie skin. by "UrnA~s Dx
riLArosY PowpER," Ask or send for "UPHAx $
DsriLAsORy powDRa." and take no other. Price
q. Mailed 10 any address for 4l,25. bv =. &
UPHAM. rs South Eighth street, Phiadelph,a
Pa. Sold bv al Druggiats. lsept2d. mon th&sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

BOsTON, Dec %.
Edwin Booth and j. s. Clarke have leased
the Boston Theatre for the ensuing year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
p Upnan' !. l.asn pie as.ni.her -lsal

n nnovss PrnPLEs ON rRs FACE FRgcKLxs, &c.
II Il also sottsns the skin and beauties the
complex ion. No Ladies toilet is complete with
out Il. Price, So cents Mailed 70 any address
for Is cents, BY =. q. UPHAN, 25 South Eighth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY all druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
No. Of Ho9s.

xOt91.s .O1ss7o,"oS
The figures above are only Of the hogs
slaughtered BY the packers, and does not
include those put up fJr home consumption.
It is a p, city good showing for the hog
crop Of the West -CincinHati Price Cur
rent, Dec. goth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
Wood! Wood!

GOOD HARD WOOD, CUT AND SPLIT.
N is selling At Dessaint 4 Schricker's Lumber
Yard, At from - 10 % per cord, regardless Of
the price asked by other dealers. dec2O- diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

Invaluable - . dressing and beAuti0e-.)
ksseorHs Grdg Hair. Erecenfs RIidness
Psaores Ordy Hair No Dys. lrsrenfs Btfidness
Resfores Gray Rdtr f'recsnfs B,iidn ess
WAaaAursD-The only attested article that will ALSO
lutely without exception the hair original
seisr and beauty. causing grow where has fallen Oh
or become thin.
Remember Il Is complete within itself; 10 washing
dressing accompaniment OF any kind being required
TIE hair 10 renovated aud strengthened aRd restored
i orenai color, soness and beauty, without the appl
cation Of any miner substances. IL entirely different
from the many articles that have been issued from
20 tme aud 10 the only known Restorer OF Color and
perfect HAIR Dressing combined II dec aely perfum
ID, and be applied BY the hand soft brush il
does not stain the skin the finest linen.
Price - cents per bottle ak bottles, a. Sold by
Or. wayne / Son. $50 North sixth St, Phia.
T.. BALLOKD, Druggist. Davenport.
febl1-d mon wed sat LORD SMITH, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

HvoLoas the HAIR, WmlskgRs and MOUsrACHg =
Obeautiful biatk sr brotcn. ltconssts Of only oas
pr1paratioa Color will not fade or wash out
Only 80 cents box, Mailed to any address for
rs cents. by 5. q. UPHAM. % South Eighth
lHtreet. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by oil Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
New YORK, Dec. 26.-The Tribune's special


New YoRx, Dec. 26.-The Tribune's special
says:
Coils. j. J. Dow, A. II. Perry, c. Card,
and Maj Morris have been brevetted Br g.
Adiee Generals in the regular army.
Christmas was universally observed in
Washington by all classes, all places Of bu
siness being generally closed, and religious
services held in oil the churches.
NEW York, Dec. 26.-Dr. Christopher
Welts, All eminent surgeon and ply stefan
for many years past connected with the
coroner's Office, died suddenly at the New
York Hospital on Sunday evening of con-
WILSON'S.
There is considerable excitement in the
city owing to the PRONUNCIATION by the SEN
atorial party Of Fenianisun, Of certain docu
ments bearing upon the present Fenian
troubles. A letter from Jas Stephens, obtain
cd at the Dublin trial, demonstrates
O'Mahony as drag chain and stumbling
block. The movement for compromise is
going on, ard the rank and file begin to "a
vor both OMahoney and the Senate.
New YORK, Dec 26.-The Herald's Vera
Cruz correspondent dating Dec. %, has the
following:
The old Imperialist rumor that Juarez
had resigned the Presidency Of the Mexico
Republic is again being circulated. The
story is a canard. and intended, as in pre-
vious cases, to effect the Mexican Republi-
can loans. The Imperialists just before the
sailing Of every French steamer patch up
arr circulate some rumor to bolster up Max
imllians cause in the minds Of the pub ic
Of Europe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

Gray Hair, Baldncs, Dandruff, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov-
cry can compare with
sLcudou" "Ilair Color Restorer'
.Luudon' THE WORLDS ssllair Color Restorer'
London GREAT "llair Color Kestorer'
London" REMEDY. "Ilair Color Kestorer'
II ~ Not = bye.
Lit will estore gray hair to It's original color.
Alt vii, make II grow on b I'D hcads. "a.
SIT vii restore the NATURAL secretions.
Alt vii remove all dandurd and itching.
Dit " II make the hair soit. glossy and flexible.
6.-1t w,l preserve the osiginal color to old age.
TIL will prevent the hair from falling oil.
Al xil cure all disense Of the ain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

eheesshout the United States for its pu,iIv
0Weetoess, and immediate and superior eaicscv''
Anajority Of the resident Physicians of Phils-
1opAta give THU Oil the sanction Of their high an
prevail, and - test Of their confidence. recon-
y . remedy for Consumption, Rrouchitis,
AeeAn4 0eue. Rheumatism. General Debility,
- ~ eeeeeulous aasctions. it stands unrivalei
-~SDsetnG ear Or ellevisting suaerings when
onu1hn1oEOd saly By
T9's JOIN G. BAKER CO..
-. 40 oarket g., Philadelphia :.
~ ~ y epuS1ists in this city I'd o.
OSkO Extraordinarily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

SOOTHING SYRUP
FoR'CnnDRIN fIIrHlyG,t;'
which greatly facilitates the process Of tssthing
BY sosteniss the gums. rsdueisg I'll in6susaions.
silay ALLPAlN and spasnodie sction. ssdis
Sssre g Regulate the Descels
Depend upon II, mothers. Il will give rest.te
yourselves, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26
Price, only 80 cents q Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale
Of The Nursery.
A BENEFACFREes.

The following Is an extract from . letter writ
ten by the Rev. u. Weser to the German Re-
formed Aese"ge'. ut Chambersburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-26

Depend upon H. mothers. Il will give ress.te
yourselves, and
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
GENERAL TERRY.

The name OF Brovet MiJ. Gen Terry,
by the part hc bore in tue capture of
Fort Fisher, has suddenly aud des ,lved.
ly been placed among thosa Of carth'J
heroes, aud the desire 10 know something
OF his personal history IL general
Alfred Howe Terry was bora IN Hart,
ford, Conn, Nov, 10, 1877, making him
n lhil' over ~ years NJ age. ll1 was
educated at New llavon, where he stud
led law aud was admitted to the bar al
the ,ge or 81, From 1884 10 1860 WAS
clerk OF the courts OF that county. lie
carly developed military turn of mind,
and 10 1854 lOok ua active part in the
organization of the Connecticut militia,
aud was made Colonel Gr ths 2l State
rerimeni. In this position was very nc.
tive aud jealous and his command soon
gained prominent place Ia the militia.
When, IN April, 1851, the Ptestdent
called Gur 75, 900 volunteers 10 suppress
rebellion Col. Terry was among the hrs'
TO tender his services, and was oomm's'
sioned As Colonel of the ID Connecticut
regiment os 3 months men. His com
mapd bore u distinguished par, IL 'h'
fret Bull Run battlr, aud no was special
. ~ commanded 10y Gen. Mcdowell. A
a close OF the months, he raised the
:. = &, gneclieut regiment for years 'n'
"a, win Gen. +, w. Sherman on thS
"s,''.i,a,., 10 South Carolina. The al
,nns nm a,S, Us cnd houorablcipart in.d'
,oS",s S" whieL fss, ,pllct in the capture o
g1up.Jasti nj tSs, mou'h Of the Savan
nah river. aud osevplss> thA' 'o'' "'"'
the capture,
In March. 1859, Col Terry was com
missioncd as Brigader General. lie al
one tine commanded the coast defs,. SCI
from Key West 10 Port Royal, iron,
wh ch position be entered the field IN
comm. nd OF his brigade ut the battle o
pocotallal, s. c., 10 October, 1864
His brigads was for some time with thu
Eurces engagca in the se'ge of Sam
ter.
l A, tho time orthe oiarm for the sa(cI.
Of the Juhnson's Island prisoners las
winter, Gen. Terry's Brigade was sen
there, and he commanded that pos' nut
succecded by Colonel Hill, when hc -"
lhs command were ordered 10 report I
lGen. But or, when they became part q
i 1.-The Army OF the James. Here, as else
I, where, he gained high distinction f
age una efficiency, aud was hreveI
ted MaIor General, aud repeatedly ploc,
an command of Corps aud always aequ,
ting himself credtrbly. On the eousol
llstio1 Of the 10Th aud 18th Corps undC
. the nlme Of the 24th. he was give
a command Of the lat DIVISION. The fr,
|. expedition against Fort Fisher hsyin
o failed, G'r, Tcrry wSs selected by On
y Grant a. comlnnsd the land fcvc,s in ID
4 second, with resnl' which has give
: JOY to every loysl heart, and struck
y ronderop' blow TO mourning for'aaes I
rebellion,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
Farm for Sale.

wish u sell my Farm at Private Sale, In
Pleasant Township, one mile east of Wat
sons Station, containing 100 acres, about
10 acres cleared, all under fence aud Ia
good state of cultivation, well nderf rained.
A good Frame House with good cellar, rat
proof, neyeriailing Spring ana Spring
House, two tarns one ltO feet long carriage
house, With all necessary out buildings.
Fruit cf AL kinds aud great variety OF
grapes. The farm is well watered with one
well, three springs aud Sugar Greek. Good
rich sandy soil,
Also, my Farm In Adams Township, one
mile south Of Green Springs. containing 100
acres, rs acres cleared, partly underdrained,
small orehard, cabin house. q large barn
just completed, good rich soil. mostly sandy,
good location.
will sell the above farms on reasonable
terms. For further particulars call on the
subscriber in Pleasant Township, or address
him at n atson's Station, Seneca County,
Ohio. WILLIAM SMITH.
Jal5 CIV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
of lHfiScal year finds the
three thousand kx
d SiYy.eigH dollars and
t4ata
SHERMAN TESTIMONIAL,

Tho undersigned Executive commit
tee Tor Seneca County, Ohio, appointed
by the State Convention, met in Tifiin
on the 25th of January, 1868, aud trans
acted the following business:
! II. w. Shawhan was chosen Treasurer,
aud J e.. Ice Secretary.
Resolved, That un Executive Committee
1 three DO appointed in e1ch Township
nd Ward, who shall forthwith meet
an appoint men to solicit and collect in
ev, nv School District, subscriptions TO
! n, fisherman Testimonial"
Rcsolpcd, That these Township and
n anl Executive Committee have their
To.yn, Iips aud Wards canvasscd and
the mo-. cy forwarded to the Treasurer,
II. W. Siawhan, On or before the l5th
of Fet ruary, 80 that it may be forw urded
to the rr. asurer OF tho State Executive
Commi,te. ON the 10th ol February.
The following Township and Ward
Commit Us were then appointed;
Adams-IIorace Hall, Samuel Smitl,
aud Daniel Rule.
Big sprug-D. ". Arndt, d.. J.
Muatromer,, James CurIis.
Blonm-james Boyd, Ed, =. Bliss. A.
b. McClelland.
CIinton-Philip Spi,lman, j. NJ Mayor,
Horace Huber.
Eden--Wm. Fleet, w. C. Stevens,
John Dslamatcr.
Hopewell-levi Keller, J, M.Shaull,
IL. W. Greegcr.
Jackson-Cap,, J, Foster, VIM. PEN
nell, Ed FSbel. :,
I,berY-N. osenbergcr, A. Ash, NJ.
u. riossler.
Loud sn--Col. A. s, Dement,, z. C.
Nestlerude, Chas. Olmstead.
Pleasant-Cyrus Pool, Wm. Bonnell,
n. Abbott.
Rstd-A. C. Blksr, Thos. Williams,
Timothy Weed.
scipio--John swigcOrt, J. s'carns,
II. q. Ogden.
ssnoea-J. NJ. Chamb 'r'aia, ]. c.
Dcw,u,J IL. Brinkeghof.
Thompson--E. j. Welker, Isaac Kern
David Stewart.
Vcnicc-J. w, Miller, Samuel J. Seed
David Royle.
] Isl WSrd (Tain)-M. Sullivan Lsvi
weirick,J J. W. Miller,
nj /" "A. C. BI,dwin L.
a. hall, f. G. Bo~e.
The Ward aud Township Committees
ara r, -uested TO keep and return SO soon
= eony, aient, to the Treasur'r, (no'
-. ,ariB ~ the 10Th Of Feouary)
syS ~ -, - all sui seribeIstn the "Sher'
mum ~" VI Te.,im, nial," together with tho
amounts. -,
The Committees absye "ppo'o'sa WI W..
not wait To be called tossther /" ' W.
fest ON the list, but meet 30 sVSu as
s,ble aud urge forward the aeeo'@p"'"
ment Of the work
,,uAS FOSTER,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
GRTIFICATEOF AUTHORITY
f(rO sXpls on the Sis, day Of Jahuau, 1860
OFFICE oFTHE AUDITOR OF STATE,
lSsrRAScE DgPARrMgNr,
roIuNuua. OHlO JANuAaN On igGx

eNplle on the siSt Jay OF January, 1861
OFFICE oFTHE AUDITOR OR STATE,
ISsrRASoH DgPARrNgNr,
CoLvNbvs, ONO, JASuARV 20, 1865
'nsRrAs, The Ilauford Fire InsuranceCompany.
10 ted nt Hartford, In the ktHte OF Connteicui hiss
IN in this once sworn ststrms OF its eondtion
a.eanitsd by the drst section Of the act "To reau
la Insurance ComNAH,ss not lac, operated BY The
ste oi Ohio" passed Apnls, 1850, aud amended
Fsuary 0, 1884, and Whsreas, said Company has
iua ,hsd the underssned satisfactory evidence that
Il possessed Of at kau oss HUsRRso rHopsAsp
ne.ARs OF AcrrAl cArIrtL INVESTED in siocks. OF
bol,, oT in moftgages OF rea' rststs woith double
thamonnt Tor witch the same is msigaged; and
wksa. said Company has filed in this olhce a wit.
tee strnMent undsrits cooperate seal, signed b,
thsPrs,hlsnt Snd Secretary thereof, authorisins
srteent OF agsAls Of said CompaaV ia this State
toiknowiSdyed service of process. for aud ia behalf
af.ia Company, according TO ihstsrms OF said law
Nv, TAERHFoRs, IN pursuance OF the hrst section
of6ei,ssid act, !, lame, u. Gednan, Audlter OF
cfia,s for Ohio, d. hereby esuih that said HAFt.
EsFiTs InsuTance Compsny u authorized to trans.
sote bnsioess of Fire Insurance In this state un.
Z q thirtv. .iTst day Of January, In the year ons
ihos nd eight hundred aad siKtS.six.
lS'trSsss MnEREoT, have htIsunto sabscTibed
my ,ms aud CEASED the seal Of my oass TO be
afhks,he day aud year above Written.
rsEALl JAMES II. GoDAAN,
Auditor Of STATE.
| IIS.x C.nrtyY, That the abovs 10 true con,
Of Cene.te az Auiharity made snd delivered 10 the
llaHforrife la,nra nee Company. by James N. God.
mAa, Ag,eI. with the seal Of his 0tfi's thereto Al.
tachea.
In TsMosr wHsHsor, have hsrcun,o sab.
,erbsd ams .ad sfnSed The seal OF said Con.
PAM, thklst day Of January, ietS.
GEO, N. colt, sserstary,
fer6rsisu ln,ars nee Ia the above reliable Com.
Psay, serio 81. NkEN' as'" Tina, ohio.
Euh. ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
Partition Notice.

Michael Noel. Philip Noel, Peter Noel,
Susan StrausbauRh, Samuel Myers and Cath
erinc piS.'s. I;- .. ifs- lnssph Neikirk and
Barbara Neikirk his wife. Oliver Collins and
Sarah Collins. his wife, George Eusley and
Lydia Ensley, his wife. Philip Noel, Solo.
mon Noel. Perry Noel. Silas Noel, Samuel
Noel. John Neikirk and Sarah +. Neikirk
his wife, Jthr Long and Susan Long, III.
wife, Joseph Rcchtenwald and Eliza Recht.
enwald, lis wife. Homer Link and Lucy
Link, his wife, Amo, Stout. David S'ont
Isaiah Stout, Michael Stout, Nancy Stout,
Lovina Stout. Sarah Jane Stout, Ann Eliza
beth Ilnlett, George v. Washer and Cath
ariue Washer, Ills wife. Peter Auble and
Lydia Auble, his wife. Josiah Fahl aud Sila.
FAIL will tnke notice, that on the l1th day oI
January. 1865 the undersgn' flied peti
lion in the Cour; of Common Pleas of Srne.
ca County. Ohio, where the same is now
pcnding. demanding partition Of the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements. to. wit:
The East half of the North Vest Quarter
oi Section No, thirty,fye (3a,) in Township
No three, (3.) North of Range No. sixteen
N6,) East, in Seneca County, Ohio, and con.
tanning Eighty Acres of Land, more or less.
The undersigned demands that partition
be made Of said premises as follows:
To the undersigned, the one equal twelfth
part thereof, to the said Michael Noel. Phi; p
Noel, Peter Noel. Susan Sirausbaugh. Cath
crime Myers, Barbara Neikirk, Sarah Collins,
Lydia EDsley, each the one equal twelfth
part thereof, to the said Philip Noel. Solo
mon Noel, Perry Noel, Sihs Noel, Samuel
Noel. Sarah L Neikirk. Susan Lnng. Eliza
RI chtenwad aud Lucy Link, each one equal
one hundred and eighth Q-l0Sl part thereof,
10 the said Amos Stout. David Slant, Isaiah
Stout Michael Stout Nancy Stout I.oyina
Stout Sarah Jane Stout. Ann Elizabeth HUI.
EFT. Catbarine Washer and Lydia Auhle. en- ch
the one equal one hundred and twcntietl
Q-l2O) part thereof, and to the said Josiah
Fail and Silas G Fhal, each the one equal
twenty. fourth a 24) part thereof
At the next (February) Term Of said
Court. an application will be made by the
undersigned Tor an order that partition msy
be made OF said Ian ds and Tenemenis.
NICHOLAS NOEL.
Jaa. 10, IS. CIV.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02
Ren6ft 6fttteasurer of State,

The Annual Report Of State Treasurer
Dorsey is concise, satisfactory docu-
ment. He states that tho various stocks
deposited with the Treasurer as SECURITY
! for the circulation Of Independent and
| Free Banks smounted IN 1863 to the sum
Of 81 ,796 330 a.. This sun imingI SEA-
was dimini.hcdto Si6li ,bb7 22 The
amount Of circulation has also bedh pro.
lpuriionatcly diminished. Most Of these
institutions are gradually bciag merged
I ihto Nntion1l y tnks, and The same change
will take plsee ~ ths branches of tho
State Bank. This course will wilhdraw
"a large amount Uf capital from tLxatiou-
unless, remarks the report, some proyi-
snn Gun be IN lde by the Legislature, con.
sisteh, with the laws OF Congress, Oi
taxing this money In It's new investment
The amount OF money which has been
paid into the Treasury during The past
year, by Allotment Agents, being collect.
sed from soldiers for the benefit of their
Families o. friends at home, is S2 % $50
40.
The State Treasurer in October last
addressed circular to the scyernl County
Tfeasur, r, of Ohio on the subject fsem
annual collection Of taxes, cDnpensltldt
of Treasurer. etc, Answere were recE W
from sixty COhntirs. All concur, accord.
ing TO tha- rcpot,,W with two or three TX
cepiions, 10 saying that numsricliIy the
tax payers do not favor the semiannuil
payment; that from two thirds TO three
lourths pay the whole tax at the Deem.
.bcr payment, but thnt thcro ore some
heavy tux payers who regard tho semi
annual payment as decidedly advantage.
oui. All agree IN saying that tho labor
OF the office Ia increased ironl one third
10 onc.halr. and the Trcnsurers aro unoni.
nous In declaring, that with the pres mt
rate OF compensation, IL would be much
- their advantage TO have tho payments
made annually. The report urges an in
crtesi of the pay Of County Trcnsurers
und Of salary OF the State Trcnsur,r.--
The salary of the lalt'r Is only 81 900, d
"nm all must admit I, be tO,1ly made.
qu ne "- compensation lor tho labor
ana responsibility Imposed. Thc Treas
urcr of Ohio givSs n bonJ ol S6oo 400
sLu VIC amount oi li'ncy paid into the
solate Treasury during Inv pdst yenr was
Y7,7ji,73 50, while the sum ii MI tho
salaries of lhl State ard County Trens.
nrcrs Of Ohio, is less than onc per cent.
on inc Whole amount OF money rouccted
innger scmsin a' o' u" ''"s., shvu'u no
II n, anca hona ~" oP.e I'Ss',v.' LH
Tbn -, ,S"'s hAun ,ao'
of aersonai ~, 49,, u,,o It s,it, iurec nmouh'
oasnpe tnxnfinpp p',W IA asm, oun..nues 10
careful n.scs.nan, enu1 nl no,e
Lringing On ,ho inv lie, ,ho nuJ' huuJ, 'y ~
nnd other corncrn,ions Within
the State. Within tho mast ycar much
cap tai IN is State hus been absorbed in
city, ward aud township bonds, issued for
military aud other purposes, which, with