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The Shenandeah -EsGlaud Kstablishes q
New War Precedent.

Tns European nsvs which We publish this
morning-ihrss days later than that Of Yesterday
shows that the British Government have already
disposed Of the shenandoah case, far - their
own decision 10 concerned. They have acted exact
1y ss We predicted In yss.srdsy's sus. The vessel
has been turned over 70 to the American Consul ss
liverpool, and the officers and crew have been un.
condiuonslly released. This action will, Of
course, be defended by the British press and Gov
srnmeni authorities and there 10 no likelihood th Il
any demand Of the United States for the surrender
OF wADDrIL and his crew will b mplisd
with. Well, England can afford 70
establish such . precedent a. this is,
do so. Our civil war has ended. and 10 10
quite likely that England will be interested In war
precsdsnts sooner than the United States ny this
decision In The case Of the Shenandoah, England
declares that . neutral power may permit the
htng out Of war vessels In Its ports, 70 prey upon
abe eommercs Of . belligsrsni; ths. such vessels
may continue tbeir dspreda,ions for months sner
the conclusion Of hos,ilinss; and that when sa.sd
with plundsr aud crime they may return In tri.
umph 10 the neutral" port from whence they
went and their officers and crews then bs sbsolysd
from oil responsibility. "They that SOW the wind
shall reap the whirl~ind." Before England On.
tsrs upon another war had better will i,s com.
1nercs 70 some other nation.
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risaseiaI News. Markets. &c.

Erv York, Tuesday, Sou. 21, 9 r. N-The general
Stock market has been dull and dropping today with
but little business doing. Governments we're heavy
and lower. Gold closed It liT There .u no maj ked
change in tho position Of the money market. Thar,
were some transactlons at per cent, ough wAs
tie rule There va liIte more d. position to di.-
count commercial paper, aud pnme name p,ssed at
az per cent. secund grade 5per ranged ON 10 20
10 per cent, ON Change to-day Flour heavy, a.d
Sc lower. Wheat was duh amt nominaly lc a Ye
loser. Corn was 1c. loNer. Ogts vNre quite firm
Pork was dull and loscr. Reef was !uiet Lard was
dull ana heavy, and MhiskUy was dull,
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Iaep q cholera patients the further dsvsopun, nt
OF the disenae may te prevented.
second-Ihat unless the most entire sols'ion Of all
pastenfers IN vesiels iIom ports where the CHOLERA
peyas 10 olccd While thk 10 Icing done, the
sooner or later
Speculation as TO the oontasion or non-contsgion,
lnection OF non-n OF tho disease are Of no
practic importance Whatever.
t5ignedl HRSRf w. DsRrLETr,
Ex.IlaAlth Onicer.
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TRADE NOTICES.

r AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. b.
Ia SOCIETY, No. 3, Of n. Y, holds public meeiins
ia their Hall. cor 25h st. and 6th ave, this Wed.
ne,day evening. Speaking by Messrs. d. LanriOa
sud J. W, Dawson, nsns By Messrs. Wall.ce
Dlnieis Fssan ami Dunn. and Mia Csnnavan. Mis
Waters and . bosl Of others. THOs, FYANS|
Prest. JOHN SILVER, Vice. PHIL. MEREDITH
Sec. I3o
THE FEMALE FATHER MATHEW T. A
public temTsrsnce mes Inc At pasonic liar, se
Urnnd It,, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 22d. kpest.
ep-Mr Maiden. Buckfnan, and othert Slnrer-
hacknamse, Carr. aud host OF othsrs, CHARL E5i
RlCHARDS, PrtsL BETsEl a. REED, Sec. I30
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POLITICAL


Al A MEETING OF THE TAMMASY
n Hall stcond A .detmHIi- District JonvsutisnI
held q sh.h,,pssre Hotel. on Tue.d.y even ine, nov
tie candidate fof Ail.'man Of nj, bltdet NOE
GAN JOsEs, Chairman. =. n. KEELAN, sec. N
FOR MAYOR, WILLIAMS, BILL POSTER|
Il ~ AIMS sal
EoR MAYOR, c. GODFREY GUNNER.
For RiS1fsn,, iiSgp.fi to o.oS ne oGS9JyPo2tysuOn,
NEW YORK 4EMocRhTYc CITY con.
COL JAMES BAGLEY,
Chairman.
iissE1 7. W WfsT, Secretaries. ~,
THE c. GODFREY GUNTHFR ASsoCTkj
- ton oi the Nnth Ward will hold A meetlns n
Atmena Hall, 70 Bant st. on Wodne,day eveninI
Syy x-h y o'tioct. All elcctoi, y no are In f.vc
10 attend. "''''
SOLOMON BANTA. President.
Esth,piei hoe, hiesri si NSiia@a &, Bessf. Wee
I,s,e,o I,s,e pds'l .u. iislma, N Wells Prefiden
"''''0 n 1a''uN Bt BtyiS 19', EA1Si h12t rro,
WlILfiM Hhw,.Ks,j Secretaries. II,
10TH WARD c. GODFREY GUNTHE
C'Club-Thla assoc stion held a large and enth
on the sScnac q he i,R h. Ssniilsy oT .ls p7o Bqs1
ratiiyinS the nomination. by the Nov Vol Dem
@ fkpY GIqSF SSGI'epSsn Ss % hs Hon G. con
paced by acelania ion: Resolved. That "A a I'm
like !his when the eypenses OF our city governmeu
are incroVing with fearful rtpihty When fcuI
and other expenses or living are increaslnr In
similar ratio; and when the money Of the poop n
squtnderod TO pampsr political favoTites, II 1. o
clAl Importance that dlscardlng moie part, ue
the electors OF New YORK should retain In the Ma,
one who h@ shown that he will not debas HE he
position br making 1t subscrvient to the Ntsbe
sssignns Politicians. X solved, That the trust oo'
noed 10 him Two years ago by the people he's be,
most faithfully guarcod HE skin aud att ity Ma,
b'en proved by his conduct In many trying orduL
AID bis integIiv IL Gloye suipc on or I, pToach
oeem II to be the duty OF the people 10 rewa ID
VINO mas served them % iAIth. .uIy, and II the &C
ors OF New York are true TO him, AZ he has cen
mem ~. uiun phaut success is beyond a uoul
Z. u. DUFFY, President, ANDREW SCIlIFP
Vice Pfest. nENNlS DELANY, I'd Nee Pre-
AkIhl DoNNELLf, Secretary. ia
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,auha reiuction o, prices. A report vas in eircu-
Yoth Wholesale bu,sher. SsS ,ecenty fsiiei, .sose
Cons and Calres.-Mlch cows still continue er.
rcmely scarce, the deu.and. as has been the case
Tor several months past being far IN Of the
bcnlsr hs not been witnessed at this ard or many
gears Prices, therefore, continue erceedinalv b&Q,
ts0 70 ttoo leins the ssfns price for edurp es&s
les thsu sl26t 90 Cslve. on 'he other hand are
little ersier to-day, OWING doubt cas- to the cheap
pe,. Of poutry the Increased demand for the latter
navins materially diminirhed the Of the 70
Prices range today from 70 i5Hc.
slso suffered heavy decline ,ince our las, report,
.crs informed ~ several SreveTs thai hi. isI ns "a
In the case Of medums amounts 70 no less than T5c
yer sheep Best lots are oferng TO day for ',c end
sc, can nov be obtained for 0aTe. Common " ialr
and prices vary from 81 TO 9%c.
Spins-have accumulated during the ppt week.
suu n ihe tuppy u a. pretent far In ercsss Of tho
demand, prices have taken another downward turn.
perm 9uo,ed to-day SILK to l2N for corn fed alive,
aud 10 70 l5se for DO dressed; il 70 iyc tor ds.i
ley fed, alive, and 10 10 1Bk for DO dressed
Flsur and Grain.
Nsw YoHH, Nov 81. 1885
perfne state, 81 IOaSs 0O; EItis do at As 0OaSs %
Me,tsrn ErtrE-lor gEades-at IS 1Oas 90 oh Ippln
s,l ono At y s59ss 70 sqpe hne wes,ern, sI Ibsss-
to auperfine Southern, At % 3 asI6 w.
GIdm.-lbc whsst market IL I 70 lover. Nov
amp amber stat. being 9poted a. 81 .lss9 4S h.suhse
Odt,-Are dull aud hesvy At 4Ta59c for unsound.
and 6la63c for sound
BarLg-l, dull, at t1 2s,si 90 for Canada West.
corn.-'Ihis market Ia ic lover. Western unsound
at 9Ga9eH.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1865.
Ts Advertisers.

wa vcuId sssip remind our advertising patron.
that their "a vors viii BE- "too late for clAssiicsion
uules. handed la NJ on counter before nine oclnck
We keep our publication once open for the reception
o. ouienu un'I ~ O'Clock T.. a., but do lot
tIauify tlsn Gfter nine o'clock.
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AiORsEs. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE A SORREL HORSE. l5LI
u high, syeAIs Old, warranted sound aut =
81 =. a.9S!s harRsaA. Can 10 seen for q
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The Hay Market.

EEw YouE, Nov. ai, 1895
There IL no ehsnse In The market ior hAy, ths
suppy atil toins light, but As the demand 10 quite
moderate a. p eaenprics have undergone CD inge
worthy Of note beng quoted day At vOa6;c for
shipping. and IOa5Vc for retail los.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ayers Cherry Pectsral-the worlds great
remedy for colds, coughs, consumption ane all sacc-
tons Of the lungs and throat. i95
The Chief Among Ten Thousund.--Uni-
ley. M'gicGl Pain Extractor has universally sup
planted all other ontmentu aud heslinr applctt ons
III TIE world sherever introduced, aud its intrinsic
nsrt Stn the nue ,eciet q its success In ali skin
sneetlons whether the cause be accident disease
burns aud scalds arc instantly relieved Of their
sbfuish, pam and Inflammation by 4 timely appHca-
tloh Of the marvellous heaer and the hesh 10 renew
az AZ py charm, no b. enish remsining
thesp sure and "a ie, only 25 cents boz. Sold at
the depot Is Liberty et, New York, and By ali re-
spectacle druEgisls and merchants throughout the
United states and the Canada. 4Y2
Wheeler ~ Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine. No. G25 Bfold-
wsy, NY. sls
Howe sewing Machine Company, No 82p
broadway, \. Y. Elias love, Jr., President. Arens
wanted 5l4
Grover & Bnker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch Sewing Machine. 4p5
Broadwsv, y. Y. and sS5 Fulton ct. Brooklyn. SiS
Horse, Cnrt and Truck Covers n
terproof oiled canvas covers assorted ske. at
very lo- prices. Call at No. rs East Broad way,
near Catharine II. 35l
The Improved I" slo.t,, EIliptc sewing
Machines, 6sI broadway. Agents wanted. A. H.
eupee. 4i3
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVER
SEWING MACHINES.

A IL FIRST-CLAsS SEWING MACUp
new a. manufacturers prCcs seco.t ,
mschlLei cheAp. Machines rented AMI s11 a
Peymeht, At 5d5 Broadway, up stairs, cor OF " IN
hachlhe- trchangei, repaired aud IN proved,
NO NECESSITY FOR GOING IL
toyn,-Whesler g. Nilson'e and Hov,s
lnt mhehln"s Tor sale, rented Ani kept in ofd-f
9u1 vah,e a. Wv b.oAd.ay, cor o. l2d -, uyr
ELLIS. fN'N"'''
The sun., 1865-11-22
The Chelera-IIow tho Disease wn, De.
veIoped In New York IN 1854,

The following letter from Dr. Bartlett, formerly
Health officer, vs on Monday laid before the COM
missioner Of Heath;
The sun., 1865-11-22

WHEELER & WILSON'S, HOW
cue" improved for all sorta Of leatLo,
elhtsls NO, 2, nICyor I BRFeis WIcoY
se"lhs mhehlue' 10 rent out and Tor sale ch-',
, ne, Machines iT.t Class. Cal 20 Ulelu,
hacnlhee e1ChaIFod an. bUu.ht.
The sun., 1865-11-22
Soldiers, Iouuties.

We have recently resolved several cornmuulcs-
hons, similar in character 70 the following, which
will answer for all;
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OAWNBROKER'S SALE-RICH'D EIEI

AuStlyueer' sil eel tomorrow, ILur.ls, D.,
orIer Of HUGH fEIEl- 6l Rose st.
The sun., 1865-11-22

WIN. Writer'S, AUCT., WILL sd
this day, At 3 o'clock, At l64 Canal It, all
renieei tuinitnfe &c, Of large house, Z cur
furniture, &c. N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
From the Prncetown, H., Democrat.
Lost His Wife,

On Wednesday happy couple we're united
by one OF our divines, and, with the bus, start
ed for tho depot, to take cars going vest for
a wedding tour, At the depot the bridegroom
was rather tardy, and delayed the purchasing
Of his tickets until the train had reached the
depot, when, leaving his ''blnshing BRIDE he
rushed excitedly into the ticket office, prOcur-
ed his tickets, and then jumped on the cars
Just a. they were starting He concluded,
as matter of course, that his wife had got on
board the train, and so he started on search
for her. The first car was carefully examined
and every lady's face carefully scrutinized
The second car was looked through, likewise !;
and the third, And oh horrors, she was not
there He met the conductor and to him re-
lated his troubles By this time the pAssen-
gers commenced finding out what the matter
was Every man looked at his wife to see if
he hadn't the wrong woman II was finally
concluded th n. his wife was not aboard. Then
came the startling thought that she might have
fell off aud been killed The thought made
him frantic so he offered the conductor all
be was worth to run back and pick her up
But that official said he couldn't do IL; it was
against the rules. When the train reached
Wyanet, our disconsolate friend got of, and
came back on the accommodation train, after
telling the conductor TO run slow and keep a
sharp look out At last the train reached the
depot, where the wife was patiently waiting to
see what would be the result Their meeting
was a loving one butit is none Of our busi
ness, or any ones else, to cay any thing about
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4ailg Gmpite.
Breach OF Marriage Contract
.r.sH Heavy Damages.

The Upton Qnd) Union gives the follow,
ing report Of suit for breach Of marriage
contract, which came of at the late term Of
the Circuit Court Ia that county
The largest verdict, to.wit, $4,000, ever
found in this court, was lately obtained by
Elizabeth M. Galbreth, in her suit against
George Y Atkinson, for breach Of marriage
contract. The case created the utmost ex
citement. The ableat attorneys in the State
we're employed upon either side The Jury
was addressed by Hendricks and Lewis, for
the defendant Moss and Oyerman,. for The
plaintiff Farmers quit their fields, mer,
chants their stores, and mechanics their
shops, to witness its progression. The plain
tiff by her testimony, which elected the
belief Of all present, disclosed crime on
the part of the defendant of as great mag
nitude as ever was conceived by lust and
cunning, and perpetrated upon an innocent
and helpless girl.
She was the daughter OF a poor widowed
mother, taken at tender age into the fam.
lily Of Mr. Atkinson, young man Of wealth
and position. who desgningy won her con
fdence by fathetly care and attention. In
the course of few years, Mr. Atkinson ap
piled for, and obtained divorce from his
wife. Then making love to Miss Galbreth,
who had grown to be woman Of extraordi.
uary beauty and intelligence, loved for en-
gaging manners and Rifable disposition, he
succeeded in winning her. Society is reent.
less in it's condemnations Our Savior said
upon a similar occasion, "Sister, 10 thy way
and sin no more but society crushes, with
ers the frail transgressor.
Although the jury seemed to be very lib.
eral with the plaintiff, she did not get her
deserts, The possessions OF Crnsus will not
a poor, erring, unsuspecting
girl for the loss OF her honor and her pride.
Nor is the cell OF doomed fslon punish
ment severe enough for the vile libertine
who would thus deceive and betray confding
innocence, ti. ...lf...
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Income Tax-''RentaI value -


There ia q. common but erroneous impress
sion prevalent regarding the right under the
Excise Law for owners Of houses to deduct
the "rental value, which it seems proper to
correct, in order TO avoid mistakes for making
income returns, The language Of the law on
this point is as follows l
"The amount paid by any pc rson for the
rent Of the homestead used or occupied by
himself or has family, and the rental value of
any homestead used or occupied by any per.
son. or by his family, in his own right or the
right of his wife, shall not be included and
assessed as part Of the income of such per-
son"
This means simply that the owner Of a
house in which he resides is not TO return the
'rentai value" ot such house as part Of his
income. The "rental value" of such houses
has not been so returned in the past two
years Hit should now be deducted, accord
ing TO common impression, when 1he rent
al value" is not returned as part OF The ia
come, it would make two deductions when
the law oontemplates but one, and all such
retnrDs wonld have 10 be amended We have
these facts from an official souroe,-Boston
Journal.
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CERTIFlCATE, OF AuTaoBIrY.
frb oRtgre onthk aisttiay or January. IA


r... a0FEIoG THE AUpirOR oF BrArF,
insurance Department, Columbus o., Jan. 10, 1860
WHEgEAs, The lEPNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford IN tho State OF Connecticut has
filed In this office statement Of It's condition
required by the hrst section othe act "ro regulate
Insurance Opmpanes not incorporated by The State
ofoho," passed Apr sth, 1856, and amended Febrli-
Rry 9Th, 1854; and, Whafeas Aahi Company has fur.
nished Che undersgned satisfactory evldence that
IS pbssessed Of at least ONE, HUNDRED THOu-
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capltaltnyested In Stocks
or Bonds or hi Mortgages Of Real Eatate worth don.
BILE the amount for which the same s morigagsd; and
Whereas, SAID Company has filed in thIa office writ-
ten instrument under ITS corporate seal, signed BY
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents ofsaid Company in tbs State TO ae-
kuowiedTe Of process for and in bohafofsa said
Com oany, according TO the terms OF said law.
Now, Therefore, ia pursuance oi the first section OF
the afoteshid Act I, JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
stat for Ohio do hereby certify that said RTNA IN
sURANoE COMPANY, Of Hartord is authorized TO
trsnsRt the business of Fire and Marine Insurance in
this Slate until the thrty-frst day of January in the
year QUO thouaa eight hundred and sixty.six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have herauntO sub
scribed my name and caused the seal OF my ONCE to
be affixed the day and year above written
N+"t JAMES ii. GOODMAN,
lsEALI lsrANP.l Auditor ofStato
Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John II. Stoppemann, Agent at Dayton; Vim. II.
Hegiey, GermantewnS SRmud Dnekeit, MiRrisburg.
d y ~
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NoTEs PKYAsLE IN Com CAN NOT BE DIS.
CHARGED WITH PAPER---ln the case of Hurd
ps Miller, to the Louisville Chancery Court,
Judge Pirtle decided, last Friday, that the
promises 10 pay $476 ipgold, made in a note
dated March 3, 1863, payable in twelve months,
could be enforced; that the maker would have
to pay either the actual gold coin or its equiv.
alent in treasury notes at the time Of maturity.
The note was given as a part Of the purchase
money OF farm II was alleged BY the hol-
der Of the note, and not denied, that the gold
premium at the date Of the note, which was
seventy.two per cent, was higher than at the
maturity Of the note, when it had come down
TO ffty.nine, was taken into confederation in
fixing the value Of the farm, for part Of the
price of which the note was given,
The Judge thought that there we're two
sorts Of currency at the time the note was
given, and IL man chose TO promise to pay
in gold, he must have known what he meant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
NEW FIRM

L HAVE this day assoclated with me- in the House.
l. Furnishing, China, Glass and QueensWare busi-
ness. AZ s9S Ihrd street Dayton, Ohio, Mr. John b.
Moorman, my former bOok-keener. The bnsiness
Will contiaue in future under the style ofJ r. Wolf
90. ,l-ti II. h.t'-- mo n WOIF
Dayton March a. 1sob1na4dtf - 'N4--i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
Valuable Property for Sale.

DETWEEN nov and The 10Th day OF March. A. II
ID 1855 Will sell At private sale, the following prom
srty, to-wit Agood bTiek with sH rooms ST.
u4te on the southeast eQrnerof Warren and Cemete-
~ sreetA, together with seventeen lots adjoining sad
house, containing outbuldnph, &e. Also, dive good
building lots between Old and New Brown streets
will sell all this property, whole OF in part by sin
glelots or more 10 auit tho purchaser.
fe2ldtt H. '8Io LOREKg BUTZ
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.., s.'.qmi aa GIutblng,
o., Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST sTocK
Of Cloths lan
aL And q assimeres Il
IN THE CITY or DAYTONI
IN The CITY or DAYTONI

FINKE q LER,
Clothing Hall, No. S07 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are nosS Receiving
q @ Large ,SWppiy of Spring and
a r nod I ,Sampser Goods, I'D
Comprising all the latest Styles Of Black and Col
ored cloths; French, Fanny, and Plain Oassimeres;
Silk, Satin, Marseilles, and other New styles OF
Nestings, for Custom Orders. A complete limo OF
FuRNIsHING GOODS, aud the Largest and Best
Stock Of . ibid - ...
Ready Made Clothing
To be found in any House in the City Finke a Leg.
Ter are Agents for
SINGER n CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes IN the
family, andfor shops,ever invented and introduced In
The country. Money oanb made by calling on
June T. lSGi-tf FINKE LEGLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc.

L HAVE for sale the genuine oHINKsE WINE
i PLANTS, Grape Roots, nvergreens OF superior
quality, shrubbery Of every description. Fruit and
shade TTeea OF all yarietiesa ofthe very estquHl
IVY, Address through Postoihce, OF At my premises
and wall call imnlhfiIatasE ~ A0EOR0E SAY,
ieSd2w Corner Ludlow and First atreets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
Notice Extraordinary.

NIHE undersigRed Informs the ladies and gentle
i men Of ths vicinity That he II ready 10 manufae-
ture 10 order, Wigs, aud Furnish cnrls and whslsers
to All who may desire them. Hair dressed in the
most artistic style, He also gives lessons 10 any VINO
wish TO learn the business. His styles are the very
latest Parls fashions. ROBERr REIF, i.
fs2sdlm No IGl Main street, corner Of sixth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11

DENT4A- GARD.
DR.. u. CONWAY,

! ~ - ~ VV4tW NJ y ~ TT"--
NTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Day
w ton that he will insert whole sets Of teeth up-
per aud lower, on Vulcanized Rubber, in the most
fmproYed aud bsauti n style the material will admit
of tor the aum Of $40, using the best material and
warranting his work u give due satlsfaction Those
who wish TO have teeth Inserted on Rubber would do
well TO call at his Office No $3.50 ThiId street. where
they can be accommodated with any material or any
style Of teeth they may desire, Lff IRiedawsin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11

Having one Of the most compete Printing Estsb
shmsnls m Southern Ohio, our Abilities for doing al
kinds Of Work, nook, Plain. or Ornamental are ar
class We have one Of tAs tastes, Presses and have
AN ne modern styles Of TVps, aud We employ the
hestworhnsn. i4aI aai u.t
wshavs three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department and 40 PREPARED % sIseH.a vers
with pestnsss and disPsteh. isral ahaa lla u
s-osdspnsI sbFOaa vii TsOsNs pro@p, stsu
ton. Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NoTlCE lS hereby giyen that the undersigned has
IN been dnly sppolnted Administrator OF lie estate
OF Dr. Hugh lexalder, deceased. oHsNINHf
fellows WILMER II. BELVILLE.
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fsr,aP. HENRY FOWLER,
~ 10 " ~ ''' Justice OF the Peace.
aoPFIos or rms AUDnoR nv srArf, /
Columbus, Ohio, January 10, 1865.

V77171I70''I TTTT77f '7'7II771J 1"l T'V7'
II is heraby certified, that tho foregoing Is correct
eopyoi the StAtehlhnto Condition of the tErNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford made to and filed
in this oflcA, for the year 1865, ..t .a. .at
Witness my hand and seal Officially. l ...l.
JAMES IL. GOODMAN
lsEALl IsrAMP. .Itu Auditor of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-11
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County Of Hartford (Ss' .firf
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
Gus J. HENDEE, Secretary OF the IBrNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, being seyorally sworn, daposa aud
say, that the foregoing is hull, true and correct
statement OF the affairs OF said Company that the
said Insurance Company ia q bona fde oWner df At
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
actual Cash Capital invested in Stoeks and Bohds;
that the above doscrib ID Investments any bart
thereof are made for tbs beneHt OF any Individual
efcis D Z authority IN The management OF said Com
pany, either as President Secretary, Treasurer, Di-
rector Otherwise, and that theyR the above de-
scrtbad oticets OF Said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A,AbEXANDER, President.
LUcIUs J. HEApEE, Secretary. r.
subAerbed anrIsworn beots me this 81 day OF Jan.
uRry, 1885. ,...fto,a sit. lHltg
fsTAaP.l HENRY FOWLER,
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