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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-06

a. e. fANt'Ahi A. o. hhAA.f ui alcn-
OFFICERS.
FrssielH.-A. c. SANFORD,
Pres't Ist National Bank, Nash7iIle
Vcs Pciisnf,-A. G. WELLS.
Sscrrtug,--F. h. COTTON.
Tleaa4er,-WM. c. BUNTs.
lEJia1 SaPamienieaL-C. Z. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe ComuaBy consist. Of lease
Eoid Interests IN the counties Of Overton, Fenfrass
Whit, Ja-ksous aud Warren, no the siaie 90 Ten
assfes. amounting m the aggregate TO over eight
thou-4ud acres.
Tie membership Of the Company and the Board
% ID restors comprise men of Business experience
aud reputation, and OF = thor0ugh aud ulartical a.
quamiance ulth tie Ol mines Of Penusylyauia
lhe Mining superintendent vas one 81 the hf.t ~
pt0rers Of the oil Geld Of thsf siae and struck hs
hrst lowing oil well 10 the country veil knosu H.
the hequemhouTg we'll, add % which ths inter.
este q Fennsy lyaula, then 10 Their uazceut state
Ne very largely indebted.
Tins Company VIII lease portions 0f tter valua-
be lands, Do email iIacts, % private p.rte- ur com
pauIcs, for IMMEDIATE DEYEIurnEsr This i- \ rsra
chance Tor bona fis operatcr- ~ obtaiu leases on
terms that Hil Pc SIMPLY remuusTatiFe.
Terms made known on Application.
20 hEEE sPEcULAToRs WILL Bz TREATED WIN.
DessriF ton oflsnds ami samples Of oh obttned
from tie properly may be seen BY calhng 20 Tire
ofhce o. ne Company, No CO. North Cherry I
Greet, Nashville, Tenn
The secretary, r. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re- |
ceiFe orders Tor stock, and vii lrEari ceruhcafss
~ returE mat when the money accompanies thg /
order.
Oct &C
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Notice.

ms. r ). HUNTER, phy-icisns 90 diseases
IL Of ths THROAI, LuN'a aud h1AAl y so .,.l
noufF her pslieuis That thaIf uace e y s-htiiir
viii cio-o on Saturday evening, ne ~ ~ Hlef
E.eh their address vii D. is v - r1-itu rtlestl
Cineiunad. For the heuehf ci dose Nl' terlf1
rsro.e1,s,fs h.lVs tsau naaia Ffh Dr. hu-c1e, CtT
Hotsl ,E6o i-suthorsed q receive appirafole
~ 1issrs eltsrlIusdou-, Ehlch VII b. iors8ided
oar lsfdrezs a Gil1lliiiaii- ut+ +n
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We are also Agents for the well known
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GFNRRAL NFMLNKn,

Pevenns starnps may be used indscrfmfna.ey uIon
any Of the meters or things enuinerneo 40 sS
which special use has been provided ~ 49,
BosTAGB STAMPS cannes DO used In pryp VI Wv
duty char-eatle on Instruments.
IL is the duty of the maker Of an Bstrnmeht w '
aud canoe! the stamp requi ed thereon VI no osecs
10 do 30 the party for whose use u y rauG nai 800
il before it Is used but in TO case can ~ DC us.u
without staInp and v issued after the 1OIh Oh JUNE
1854 and used without stamp. II cannot alttW"ri NO
eEectqally samred Any allure upon we f,t oi .uc
maker Of TN INSTRUMENT 10 alprDpria~'J stamp "
render, him liable 20 q penalty % S<UV
Snits a,e commenced in many States By other process
than writ viz: sur-nons warrrnt publication petition
Nc in which cases these as The original processes
wits of .cirs Jaeia. arc subject to stamp duty
The jurat of an AFFIDAVIT taken before Justice OF the
Peace Notary Public or othor officer duly authorized
70 take afi1ayts Is held to be- certificate nnd subject
to stamp duty OF five cents except when taken IN suits
or lcg.l proceedings
CERTIFICATES or LOAN In which there shall appear
any written printed evidence Of an amount OF money
to be be paid demand or at time designated, are
subject 10 stamp duty az Promissory Notes"
The assienment Of mortgage Is snhjcct 10 The same
mcnt that s TO say for every sam oIe hundred ooafs
any fractional part thereof the NOR, gage at
the time Of rs assigumcntthCIe must be aixed siam
or stamps denoting dufy IT fly cents.
When two or persons bin IN the oxecn'lon OF AZ
instrument the stamp 10 which the instrument il name
under the law may be affixed and Cancelled ny any one
On cunyeyaucos Of real estate the law provides that
the stamp affixed mast answer 10 the vaue Of the estate
or interest conveyed.
No stamp Is required on any warrant Of attorney ac
companving u bond or note, when such bond or boie
Aas affixed thereto the STAMP or stamps CenouDg INC
duty required; and wherever any bond or noie Sc
cured ly MORTGAGE but one stamp duty required on
such papers, such stamp duty being tie highest rate
required for such instruments or either OF inenl. an
sndh ceso a note or nieniora alum of the value or
denomination Of the stamp affixed Should s' made upon
The margin OF in the ackaowlcdG Of the iDsIune'
which IL not stamped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

Fraeigb and the State Of Georgia Commander Fabius
stanly which would have Joined In the salute had Mr.
wees come. were dressed in AL the bunting that
could DO raised. H.
The display was beautiful. bat the sonomas dret''
which IL the most handsome that ever saw. won 'he
colors." Altogether, tho ovation to Mr. Fox was
success and gratled doubtless bis amour Yrope II 80
high an official can be said to have It, IN common WIZ
other mortals. %
short interval followed the first display OF the Dnn'
ing by the ships when Mr.. FoI aud his party accom-
panied by Admiral Dahlgren. fleet-capt. Bradiord'
and Others Of the staff. went on board OF the
ting DaYodh and proceeded to Fort Sumie'.
Another tug, with the commanding officers OF
war vessels on board. and their boats IN
tow, followed the Dsodil After visiting Fort SUMTER
Moultrie and johnson, ard Batteries Bee and Wagner
all returned to the Santiago de Cuoa In tho Daifodi'
when The naval officers who accompanied him, except
tho Admiral and his staff officers took leave Of the AZ
misunderstanding. The next day SATURDAY. Mr. Fox,
accompanied b. the Admiral and Fleet Captain paid
visit TO Gen. Hatch, and shown around the city.
The Santiago dc Caba left early this morning for tho
Sayalna River. should suppose that she draws too
much water TO reach tho city OF Savannah.
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during the Winter without regard TO the depth Of NOV
which may fall The mails and express are cuYi,S
over the mountain daily and the bullion from Neisd.
Is delivered in this city with aboIt the same regua,
as In the Summer.
Asst Pacific Railroad has been constructed Tilt,
one miles easter,y from Sacramento, and az the CO...
pany viii have twelve miles more completed In Ms,-.
making fortytbreet is expected that the Postrnss,.
General win order the Overland Mail transferred .tcs
tho route 1t now travels to the Denver Lake and Pacs
Railroad line. Under the law the Central Pacific Ran
road Company are entitled to the Overland Mall AZ ,e.
as they are in condition to enter upon the ssrvc.
They now in that condition and may with ,ostcs
and proprety ask the to order u.
mail on to the Pacific road. The weather and Ii.
EARTH since the rain. both favorable and the Con,
pany are pushing forward tho work with vgor bavns
more than twelve hundred men employed on the line
Since portion Of our splendid national fest has hss
relic, ed Of blockade duty Senator Connes who awsu
has an eye to California interests, has very proper,
asked for an increase onava force on the Pacific We
need more OF that kind Of power here. We should b,
prepared on this coast for any events which may fo,
the advent Of the French and their puppet Empe.o,
into Mexico. We desire TO be ready to play pan
the drama which the future may open in Mexico afs,
the Rebellion Ia closed mp. II, however, the Cover
nent orders ship OF war to this coast II 10 10 be hopl
that no more win be sent Of the Wateres clssa She
well adapted to harbor and river duty but 10 evidey
unfit to be sent on cruise to Hence. size 10 no
adopted to service on this coast unless 1t il though, ~
need steamer with powerful battery for service h
tits Bay or in Puget Sound Ships for the Pictts
should be Of class which can either sails or stssn
al occasion might reQuire.
Military affairs this coast are In an efficient corts
tion Gen. Mcdowell has made q very favorable IN
preston ar an officer and gentleman. and under hs
administration we believe that nothing will be len u
done which is necessary to protect the people, prssss
the dignity and authority. and cause to be respected
and perpetnated the power Of the National Government
on tho Western border Of the Continent Tvove
fine regiments have recently been filled up and orssk
lied. which are now In camp at the Persdio, shcd
distance from the citg. ...t
Since the acceptance by the Government OF tie mob
itor Cornanche and the arrival Of the doubleenda
Watcree our harbor is considered perfectly SAFE oa
attacks by any force which could be brought against
by French or English. PAclrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
EVERYTHING QUIET.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Visit or Misunderstanding FOA - shr
Fleet.
fight
Rroa Our Special Corr,ponder.

| RroDs Our Special Correspondents
| CnAELrsTos S. C.. Ap.D . 1855.
The Santiago &c CGba commanded by Capt.
Oliver s. Gibson, arrived of the bar early In the porr
ing Friday. tho 3lst ult Gustavus s. Fox. Assist
ant Secretary " the Navy passenger ia her. md
will proceed hence TO Savannah, and touch at lin,
probably on his bomeward trip. Mr.. FoIs visit IL
oicin but usual with such visits party Of pleas
ure-seekes accompanied bin. Tho party consists Of
Mr.. Nieolay, the Presidents Private Secretary Mr..
Green OF China, Mr. Weles. son OF tho Secretary OF
the Navy Mr. l.. 5. Forbes Of Boston, Mrs Forbes and
Miss Woodbury. ,ister.in-law TO Mr.. Fox.
In anticipation of the arrival OF the aptiago lie Cuba
in which the Secretary Of the Navy WINS at first e1.
pecled, Admiral Dalrcn had stationed tho vessels Of
war the Pswnee, Capt. stellwsgcn, the Cinnamon.
Commander ESbort Thompson. AMI Sououa Lieut..
Commander Il. Scott Iillcbrowp. at convenient dis.
tapces apart In North and South line. near the bar
the sonoms being the and the Pawnee the inner
vessel As soon az signals were mado from the Pasnoe
to the Home. which WAS stationed near Fort Sumter
signal vessel. and communicated 20 the nag ship
Philadelphia that the Santiago do Cuba was Of tho bar
Admiral Dahgrcn came out on the Wsndo 10 receive
her
| The Santiago 10 Cuba as itwss blowing leayily
outside cane TO anchor and waited for the fleet PHO,
Ia be sent TO bring her IN the bar A icw ninues
after she had passed tho bar. the Paw nee (hose com
rnander ar' Admiral Dshgren nso had bee inf IN ed
that Mr.. FOX. ara not Afr. Wecs, wns tho official ,i.
iio) received an Affirmative answer from the esslp
10 the signal. "Shal saluci and the salute Of thir
teen guns boGored Mr. FOx's arrival Each ~ tie
other ships fired gun for gun with the Iaguce and A.
ihe santiago de Cuba passed along. each ves.
eel In turn manned her rigging and eLeereJ
Justify. ON the Wsndo. tho engine Of the
Santiago de- cuha Was stopped 90 tai.
on board Admiral Dalgren whose eig awaited her
approach When the Admiral reached her deck. Inc
Santiago de Cuba put under way again. and
stcaped into tho anchorage nearly abreast OF Adger
Dock. She was followed by the Sonoma the Cimnn,u
srd Pawnec in the order named. When she aud ,,e
ooriege had come TO anchor tho sLips ofuar in ,be
~. va, ....--..g &C ,...4.. cgIr,4,.. y.I., =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
TIE INDIAN CAMPAIGN.
Return Of m Is nerins Of he
Troops-The Indians found in Heavy
Yorcc-C sndision Of Our Forces 4
Six Mouths' Campaiga In Prsspses-
Converted Rebels. %

From. Our Special Correspondent.
FoRT LARyED, March %, 1858
The large expedition from this post, on q
south offhe Arkansas has Just returne8
after severe and arduous journey The weather beins
Of met oil sorts aud kinds-ran, wind. and snow Al
ternatey-tbe suffering OF the men was intense. Oh
the fifth day out the expedition entered an Indian I'd
lage comprised Of the remainder OF the Arrapafss
Tribe and were invited by the chief to supper ds
sirabe and they we're on mission OF peace, II rot. ~
invitation was extended and guide promised toe
large encsmppent Of Camnpches, Kiowas and Ap:ehea
said to be encsmped further south The force not being
prepared to meet 1000 Indians. returned to Fort
Larned and reported that they bad succeeded In hnG
ine any quantity Of Indiins, who were for peace -
war. as desired.
Owing 10 the efficiency and energy Of Gen. Dodge
commanding tho Department supplies Of all kinds, y
well as horses--so long needed and difficult to o0-
tain--are now being rapidly pushed forward, and tA
cavalry force In the district Is being thoroughly organ
lied for campaign OF six months The forces empeyd
will consist of the Cd Colorado ID Wisconsin, and
Iowa Cavalry, under the command Of Breyet Bsls,A
Gen j. II. Ford. He Is now organizing the force any
ststoning . regiment Of infantry along the frontes
posts. This infantry regiment IL composed OF prison
ers captured in Georgia aud Tennessee, who have r.
fused to be exchanged. and are doing good service y
this campaign Tfy were Stationed W ~ ven
sas soldiers and made them cheer Justify for J DsrN
but the tables were turned upon them by the ar
rival Of number Of Kansas troops and they wev
compelled To hurrah for the Union They are very ~
ent'ye 10 their duty and obey orders The discipline
they have been rnder In the service Of Jeh i 400
turned 10 a good advantage.
An expedition started out yesterday Tor me purpcee
Of establishing post the Cinarone, but wac eoIS
PEELED TO return. heavy snowslorm setting IN sns
making the roads utterly immssable Another ear~
dltion starts in few days. which shall accompany
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Arrival from the Gulf,
loFpicfsL
TRIhs1'RY DErABTMENf.
OFFICE or IyTf2yAL nrvrNr1,, Aug. J. 1861.

BOsrOS, Wednesday, Apr! I2, Ibt3.
Tic u. s. steamer Caucasian arrived to-day
fo, ,e tulf Squad, on. with number Of sick and dis.
- sr1tic1 SIC In at Key Wesi, ON the fth
irst tlo O.. = ,icnmers Dale and Gleucns The health
of tie o,eefs and csamen On the Southern coat Was
grHc Ny good. Moneys WSssi--~ ns' brought
IN. m ia 4. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Wheeler's Rebel Cavniry-Rscei snpp'ies
und Their sOurce-Sprood OF Loyalty
Prom Our special Correspondent.

From Our special Correspondent.
GoLDsBoRouGB, April J. 1865
Whecler's Cavalry are demonstrating at dill
fcrent POINTS on the Wilmington Railroad Yesterday
Sunday they made their appearance at Magnolis and
also near Mount Olive where they had sharp little
ssirrnifh with some Of Kilpatreks Cavalry. We had
three killed and one wounded. Gen. Terry sentup
for intrerchng ools. quantity OF which were scn'
down this morning Certain exposed points on TIE ran
road will be covered by field works. Col Spencer OF
Rnpatrick's command has been seLt In pursuit OF
Wheeler and viii give coed account OF himself
Gen Terry Ia receiving most of bis supplies from VIII
mington direct which accounts for these raids OF the
cnenrys cavelry on that part Of our communications
The roads are bot pretty well protected 10 Wilmington
and Ncwbern. Trains came through from Wilmington
to Goldsborough Saturday night. Both roads have
been competed week sooner than Gen. Sherman con-
tempiAted.
Col Fremont the Superintendent Of Railroads Tor the
Rebels states tbs at the least calculation, tvothrus
of the meat supplies for Lees army came irto WIZ
min rton from Nassau They consisted chiefly OF Ohio
bacon brought from Ncw.York. This flct comes from
Tie most indispuable source. Three hundred and fifty
nine bloclaJe.rnnncrs came in there IN fifteen months
LOYAL soUrHfRNEns.
Col Aker Il the - North Cerolns Rebel Cavalry has
arrived az wilmington and taken the oath Of allegiance
rerosens all that section 0f the State ns 10 favor OF
immediate reconstruction. Lieut.. Guddy Of Gen
Braces staff came into Knston week ago and also
ltook The OATH He said he bad been trying FOR three
month, TO summon moral courage 10 perform this
40, FL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

THAnksoyIso The "lOysr' parsoos and
Varioas other individuals Of the "loyar' per-
sussiOa arc very much exercised At the "eOD-
HioE' between the ThaHkssiving Proclama-
tions Of the President and Governor Andsr
son. A "PAstor," In this morning Journal
hopes that ths Governor may 70, be induced
to medify the date Of his proclamation so
As to conform to the time hxsd BY "highst'
authority. We don't know whether Il 10 the
highIpriOe OF turkeys and other r''6xiDgs" that
makes our "loyGP brethren 80 anxious to
have only enc thAnkssiVing, bSt Va hope they
will get the matter satisfactorily settled soon.
Il would bs pity TO have the thanksgiving
arrangement go'by default, mbrsiy because
some of our abolition christians happen to
think that . duplicate performance would be
too big 70 thing in that line. |hl'lrfi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

SoIREEs DRAHATIous-- beautiful drama
Of the "Rsrrs Daughter" was admirably per-
formed Last night at Beckel Hail. Mrs. Psrry's
personstion of the character Of LADY lssbep
sud.. d..sitsrWsrd that Of MADAM Vine" was
perfect In every respect. Mr.. Holland and
Mr.. Duncan performed ihsir respt tetive parts
in excellent sasts, and so did every member
Of the company. The piece was received
with the most decided marks Of appreciation
BY ell present.
Another delightful entertainment 10 offered
Tonight The charming plays Of ,hs"soldier's
Daughter" and "Paddy Miles Boy" will be
put upon the stage. There will alsO be =
Fancy Dance BY the little favOrits, Mics Leo
na, and Musical sslsOtiou BY Mrs. Lsvste.
Let every body 60 tonight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

NRw YoRK, fmber THE return.
from u number pwns and oites in the
State show a lladalling Of in the Demo-
cratic vote, as cdred with last fall. Bar,
low is certainly ed Secretary of State BY
u large ma aiorityle the Republican State
ticket is also el
Eleven ward this city have, thus far,
been heard irdTing 1000 majority for
Slocum. The hnlng wards will probably
run IL up to 20l The Republicans gain .
number Of staI Instors and Assemblymen
Ben Wood Ia ID State Senator from this
city The ele IN this city has been pretty
generally quiq aU
NV YoREsember 7-tl:30 p. NJ
Nearly completurns from this city give
Slocum over . majority, being Demo
cratic loss of from last year. His ma
jority in this Ill be about 25,00o. Re-
turns from tBrior generally show Union
gains. The o doubt of the election Of
Barlow ns Sfy OF State. FrH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

80 The new establishment of J. " Nsu.
srth 4 Son, on Main street, Is attracting the
special attention Of our citizens. Itisjust
the kind Of place that has long been needed
in Dayton, and the people are fading il out.
Their assOrtnsp. Of Fruits. Oysters, Wines,
Groceries, &C., is one Of The largest and incest
ever offered in!this city. Persons in want Of
any thing In their lias shOsld give them q
call rr -.. -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08
Medical Notice.

Dr. Il. CONE may be consulted as follows
In xENIA At the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days Nov "a, Dec ~, Feb I, MarOh Q, Aprip AL "a
In DAYTON At the Phiiiips Rouse, on Fridsys
Nov. "a, Leo 70, Feb. 2, March ., April Is.
I In TROY at the Morris Houee, on Saturdays Nov
20, Dec. 50, Feb 3, March 10, April II.
In spRINGFlELD AT tho Willis House, on Thurs.
days, Nov. 80, Jan, A, Febys, March Y, April Wa
Dr. COsE has had Offices In eath Of the Ab owe
places hath he has regularly visited for the pagt SOW
en- years ana ~ he has treated and cured many Pa'
tentg, In each of the above poces, he can give tho
best OF references IN each place, A. TO his skill
Dr GONE Treats, aud Cures. AL varieties ofOhfonEe
diseases, ncludingthose OF the k{e and Kari makae
HIM deiro treatment, he charges Cash ior bis Med
iclnes. .5.,..... t....f. ti.. ... t.,
Medicines that will last patient iromy four 20 s1
months, cost ffom Five 10 Thirty doArAs Il cAah.
.rgs..,,,. Adlr,sG Dr. b C0Nv,
OcaSdu CoLunuus, oaro. >.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08
wisconsin EI,ction,

MILwAuEEE, Wis, November 7---ll.2O p.
NJ - Returns from fIiy-sevm precincts in>
cluding the cities OF Milwaukee, RA,ine, Ken
osha, Fond do Lac and WAteaown, tive Fair
child, ONION for GoVsrnot l,6s7lmeiority.
The vote for the extension oI suffrage in sew
enteen precincts runs 672 behind be ticket.
There Is littlo doubt bat Fiirohild ) elected
by from 5000 10 10000 Faotiy.i .,.i..
The result on the votslor negro ,ufIraes is
doubtful. Tho whole vqe is Ight,coppared
with last year. I.T..t -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08
IIalnphreY,. spcoIne..

Thousands Of Ipyalids have been perfectly
cured Of long standing ailments the plague
and bAne of their lives, and on which they
have spent hundreds in vain by simply using
these Invaluable SPECIFICS. Not family
who have ever had one Of these Family Gases
of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS, bot would
give Eve times its cost, rather than be without
It. Address 662 Broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

MoSsY Lost Lost between Second street
and the Market House on Jefferson street, on
Tuesday morning, q pocket book containing
between sixty and seventy dollars. A liberal
reward will be paid for ils delivery at the
Empire Office. ,r,,,,.,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08
New York stock afarL.,


Stocks frmer and lower Nonsv q, o.u
and active a. Z per cent. srerI;na
at lOstal09h Chicago and Roc, Islsnd Hs SHpgs'
Si'l"hnkee and Prairie du Chen. 90. pit,bn,a
Fort Wayne Il Chicago i03, Alton and Terrs
hante, 4s Macon and Wisconsin, 40. Read;nS
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Tern ,s Slti Cleveland and Toledo, I0s: Wes,srn
UnIon Ielegraph,70, New York Central ioo
nr,e 96 ; do pref 82!; Illinois Central scr;,'
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Ohleago Toledo 100 One Year CertiGca,s
ss,t' burlington 4 Quincy, ll6 Cleveland 4,
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io,t D. q M. Certificates, 81; 6s '67, 100
Us Ss 81 registered, loot 5-2O's coupon. sr. q,
November, 92fi do new issue, IOi; iO-sos. y
certificates ! " 7-3Os 81 New York sixss
"a; Missouri Skies ny. '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08

sPRNO WAoos sroLEx. Stolen from the
subscriber, on Friday night, or Saturday
morning last, on his preniSes,. 10 Bethel
township, Miami coua.y, Ohio, spring wagon
and harhssA IhsISAson is paiStsd red, with
yellow stripes, and the name Of the subseri-
bsr is on the bottom Of the seat aud the back
end Of the wAson-bed. A lIberAl reward will
be paid for the recovery Of.hs properly.
nOvTdStva @, W, aANTZ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-08
Lest or straysa,

From the subscriber. a light Bay Mare, about
ten or twelve years old, with short tail and
rather pooF in aesh, No special marks re-
collected A hberaI reward will be paid for
her return to the undersigned a, The Dayton
Mil, on Fifth street, near the canal.
Dov7-3td&lw HENRY POOCK.
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPKAKKRs $50


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that De Morris vKoErABLE LIVER PILIs are
for sale BY dtukgists generally, and all who
deal in family msdioiaep. Theae Pulls being
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