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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
Mu3eiaeu.

auf
J STEENBOCK & cos,
Rc. lss uuc al Nain strafr. 3pii6en Der
l2"n uup ISt;m,
srrbsn gsrfauf pua
Somttnet @aarcss
.rsrSsn bic beu,f6,u Damsu Stbmsnbs unS tss
pubIi UNI int aue ,Htinsn gan, crs,btuR
aufmsrffam stma&t.
I'm alien @npru6eu unb benz Befblaad bee
ia :bienaslen 9ublitums
in isssr ststsuas III %senasen, int sorfetruns,n s.troFtn,
siefs Eager sur& tisli&e Seneunsen Der
nsnsftn unp MODERN ftu
Trnbi :brs= Mnb SommersMSaarem
iu ptrr. ufanoissr, unS sIaubca mir bitreu,6 isesm
Stf&mad unb alien auipra&sn scnls II ;u tonn,n.
ssir srbis ten ip.tsn eH neues aFartineat i:ner bs,i,Sttn
GRENADINES,
bic 70 aastm in tspunbert uns zen ben Damsa ale bic
t~iaiGften unb
sttsanttf n Bdartn
ts,ei&n t ~srrsn, Die i, in ben sitNssn Bar, sctsmn,7.
8trmr fpeben ebaIten SunsT, Ssrtu
PARAsoLSI
PARAsoLs!
PkRAsoLs!
in Der 7 t~aIt;slen susp,sI. Gtf6mad uns 5arben
bic mir Sircft aus
Yari az 8atrit,u
t~eiittsn, tertn Ruf eu. d lie ssaasIiStsi, isrr art it
uns cen @;itmad ibrsr 11u,r Iinsf ~b.aruast, in.
Flriert f6Sn,a
SPRING CALcoES,
ssr etnsn spr sntn 70 srcfartisen atfas faaten, psrten
'psretn NOD iHHsr sSn aIsn Geni,nis:n bewuns, IT unb
sttduft, bic gHt Ter sBaar.n unb bic giaiste;t e.rfelteu
~ fddseR piftu. Sn bi,ltn DEPARTMENT. unferss gs-
fSdfts uHa!isH mir tdsli6 neus 9 ntpns,r, 70 sas Gin
tSersr fustn fam tic
bsifsn Waareu gu r;rtIi6tn Gri,tsns-prsilen
s. St"tentcd & 6 cmp
No. l39 unn III Rainar.
s@- Die 56. e5wenfriu uno Nu.
rsrs ;rpeu bae psutlGt publttum Lefsns an
Dteisnn iu6rn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
SsnrD.M s$aer,

SsnrD 0ts$aer,
&nfer,
lott Strabs, 3wtidrn Carr unb Dpd Straa,,
RID ga.
oanolsr in alien arfsn BON 56T.rn.
Cine srOss auspabI pom 8lsur gD5isfts- n spoI.E,s.
Sasrsls, Rsss unb SOssbeabs iis:s ~pstrdtkis.
aae aufn az. pstotn plnftlt6ft bsi5rat.
otlpnotrt aufmtrtfamfttt nub iebtr Rssd.a,ur a,r.ibm,,
aretittn ptrssn in datn ! b.iIen sti SieSt
feaenFsi abssitFrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
Smlius Sdumomu.

LSSttttuS SdbMm0nn,
UT o29 SrOaefrabs. ,pifhen Der 6ten II. 7te,.
lbrmadfr muo @oIr. uno Silter.N rb,it,r
.yftinen 5reuneen unb benz beu:ihea NubIifu, ri. sr-
itiat, oab it DIN pbisfni 9lase Gin ubrsn- unp 3um,trn.
StldaII erptnet babe, in Dem Id Elm arpsts Qaosr her asy.
l4ieeenartl9fsn @rlbs unb 9 lterSllbren. W,rs- unh
Staao:uerel uno Sepelrp>Nrtitsl tets Yprr6i6ia milf
9aTantlrf u1o ~ ben bill. TN Yrei en- Yerfaufe. '"
@S- Rtperatursn weroen ,6utR unp biats ausaefa5rt.
Die Initr;ti6netsn ,vissn hermit il en- 6reunbtn uub
GEM yuo.lsuln I'M &usemsinsn an, baH liz rs tisbsr pen
cen perrfE Stmtet ub Sunder 6efabte 6 pIpniaI-
Waaren, Wetn- II. Sptrttup FEN, IS
DOM eeat'ser 8a9s an untr Der 6irna Yrn
Sdtmint S. WSiller
IN Dem 9sldaftSlcfali, &r. 502 NrcaS Str.. M: Eh,u &
lepsr pinlt6t rttnr 8cpisrNns uah nssslith nisbrioru prti-
lel ITO ete @nnlt uRe oS 8srtraHen, ptid 8 Der s ubertn
Glrala 81 &be!l Wuree, gu ertperbtn.
Slsi16sift9 bnierten ssr, rap mir infer Poaer mi, RON
eflfn Noaareh ppufemrutli auss; rnttt uno ntutrpjuoS mir.
Ger ron BEN be.snRisR
Bsinen 5ava 8aTes, f. men 3bp.
you. Pttin2r, Stbptiier R6fr.
& outer adi:, SIb Gabinrt yHs;sr,
TS SW y, 4Ss'n' Statttsr Sinibeerfsrup,
Sstssist gSuIffs shst.i6e gFauasn,
Epts etn seltrntmens @ui no 81 BON eutFH,
Sra@fta uno ausn Scrtsn u e ID lr;en tb,ils fbpn
eefrntmea e-bsn ooer IN bielsn 9aaen trSaItsn 10 :rben
6erhtr ihItp'H wr eslpneers QSieoerssrf6ufr auf unEr
wager pom al n Sprten prein6ren unb fia en- i'm .
pcrttrttn savanna gt8arrtn. lppis auh ans
III sine unb spirttUpfen (psr e5anpae1 oufmsrffs NJ
I'm redi sa' he Ssluute unltrts observation-disclosures bitten
S'sVs''"F ptrmann Shmibt
Mitnieah, IS. &priI, 1856.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
u Der a.

II osrtdti a.
Dsr nnitIisibaete ~ ieet TN Stanee, itten @if raa in
S,ne %uspabl Dor . d: atn m fovtpdbrtut ,crrSthir
via ntuer fStner 2pbttnwasen nit eintm outsn
Xutlrs' anf rueistn gfsrstn fur ttpaissr gesraua.
HraneiS 9aube,
- FTnah0r,. CT, Der lirn Strnff
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
MMauH @imftra,

NM9uf 9Simfsra,
e;s Stfab., 1lptiDsn S.cdG unp 8raee 5trek.
tft % snbs orsr
uno
Sargfabrifant.
Dt asE 8teIn { : NIB benz a skrtEn albifum ke On.
3ttss, saB i9 jsBt III ben Stdno eeiest bin, ale Guf.rdor
IN eta po'asn eeTiHi'e.n sn Gei&dftsSHtistn bttsus uaS
eilist aue5ufubrtn. ~
NStn TsueI 3,et. ntpas n iii Der l56nfts Der Stabt. in
NIL rae'8sn uno lhpntn Yfcrben Ssipannt, unb febt nesf
etrtci sr IiSpoittcn.
Sa'se leer art fno hets ~surrdtbis uno f0nntn burG b.u
uht rit!9netsn biGisit bs;oseR wsroeI.
5ur Guefubrung ann o. ten Rsparat, rim u. Sorn $50,
BON S@'t;arr-@rbiitv nSEtot f4 ttntns 4'H
GusuR 2DiRfcr&
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
Dry GOODS! Dry GooDs
A. c..

Nc. 325 Sroarfr., smiihsn Der 3tsn unp 4tsn.
SmcOrii' te uns an,srifa' iihe Drs gopbs isbe @rt ptr-
fault rne bitt I otrielts srsebtnf nm tintn Ssiub Fsines
Gassrt. Die Suite alcr Naarsn, bic in biti.m @sih6ft
str:auft wtrrtn, pirb saraAtiri unb II ttiidnbis Elm arssts
Eager %sOrraibij. q. 6. 9 aunoerS
fIlbsr bel 8. %. Rplsnbaum.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

6sritr I. une Sriratl. @las Del BARREN.
3irnie u {. ID.
St: g. Siridc bsr8 s. Gunnp,
Wr. 10 Sroiraraee ;riibtn Der 4. u. 5. Str.
taten ltsts auf Eager unb crbaIten fdlIi6
frInloHit's UNI amsr,tuntfdee 5erRi 70 ,los.
Srt,aeirY ia'fsn aIl.r g. stn unt Sprt:n.
2tmiS' Yure q9tite ptab,
9spiS' Snrp fpbt; 3.ne,
Strrtntiues SeI,
9sinfamtn-SeI rsbcs uns srEs4iea,
Naid intr>ScI
Chrome Sarttn. trsden uub in Del,
Hirniht iret @rt,
Hpphna paint, osEctiinif5ts Rptb,
8ranioIi6tS SGrc, gDb tina,
ettn> UNI San, >papier, em.rs-passr,
Nartt' Nin'el. sSbj;er 'Sb- 8rrfSss,
Yiniel Ger Irt unb g. 6sc,
grle @rtaic, 9rneertrdteo 2se.
Sbrdmm; aaer @~aitunssn unb @r5str.
Sarbs>Stcn:, 9aifrlilnlfht Stife &c. &c.
une en coaHarotstS Gh1rtimsrt alsi b~triertatr 9rtfd.
ne oon 9talern une ainilleru sebrauGt rut.ben. unb bi:
itnb. 'A'"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

@rtblthaits- @.nHnund!
Rtinen Grtun en- unb Dem qccbrtrn 0ublifum bic On.
ieise, oas 10 aw Guee Der SIasitast maize Sutbana IL
springs sue
8artsn- 9Rirttifaft
errnaei babe. no ltets bic tcifrn q 'iart: III Saben iut.
uap 10, lib mit ircren petee, rcht piels m,incr alien
BreInet une y ,fannte beeiertn III t6jnsn.
2bpmas gD { Il r M n II. Mot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
g. @aaucr,

X. XSSd9Ncr,
q y ctnst unp 8 rpaut
9de Der g. uuo 8%roatfrass,
sfsrrt Gin :. Hfaueises unb gut eGrriirtts Pearr t,r k,acr
nreeren. nl-Ntbiiamsnts Gben,isaIitu. Ha1b,otE r."
glas. gsiorri, Ssble ure aEtr oneesn art;ftl. bic ia
e'rsm sHuttlno's.n @ti%afie si'fer @rt osfatrt rerttn.
Hnt@ etrttfs 1trstneEns nit ben srestfn uus bs1.u
pelHafiseaulern I'M Nicrern bin i'd in BEN Stans oef,tf.
~ ~ sI n~'ssE'sitt1 Marftpretisn. ia fsIbf ~ salimsrs
9rscieialssp Pre- fen ScrfauftU gu F5nnen.
az Die 8ceeptur pirb eurt ;pei tl6,ioe urb s,f,h-
Wv NPUlpoet pe''tpen. Z. Daaper
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

EiAcFEE s. SEIGLE,
Sd; Ger 3itn unD Mar b1litr, 8tbmrub, ga ,
= he un6 Gtcl! m ID er.
Ttu etutfdcn Yublilum ~snpfsbler fih bic llntcr;eid>
attn aS ora tisbt Sdnibe unb S'eImaier seifens
ale ArtH Sbmise NIB Wasaer> Nrbeiten uno bic in
ettisu geitdfstd5erH oprfrmnrnesn SeparataIen rperben
dui es Se;e une 81 ben ~btutBlfn yreii;n duSsciubrt.
Neut SFasti i,ber ART iperecn auf t~eit,auns gut, BAUER
BAN anp bilis a~astirtist
I'm 8 xtiste aultrd e sititn gang ers tt.nf
Maefee u. SeieIe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
Simtuner S. GpmD.,

S.utiiter s. Sprnn.,
Deelt aIt>k riFLnt,
aarr artcR BON
4msrt!aniicbsn. fS.a,6nlb,n unp
ttdlN"t 'Htn @Qnftrticn,rp. @oaecn.
PLAIN nub ORNAMENTAL CAKES
uRe Ga bier ppr
hmportirten unf .tn ,imrlbtn Jriidbtsn.
Ro. II Rain Stret.
RismOnS, 3D.,
~ WtGesrseTtdufsr tn Stab. uub Qdno stre,n btipns
ene Mkt 5ufG.truis Ger ~biaisli.s 3,oitiuna duf ptlss
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
s.. &citinanu,

&thntsnh, IS. @pril 1866.
Die lnisrS:ihneisn habeu De Care aA,u;ttsen, ba6 II,
unle. &c. Hiyma upn ' Nv
Arpple S Samicr.
Dtf'ft; St'an ot'hBe. nsten Der @t!s SaG,
(9stai Sss 8ihn,snSsr ,,an, 1ssrs'D,
stG u ueutn ,d,6
gum @n'aiI unO 9s,fauf con granttafen &c Ispis Gin
II { % ~ { iDaf
Jmtldben bier unh gurOra erOfuet babeu.
&Is a9,nien fur ribm!idif ~bsianrts S6lfer. ,,,,r -,
bern fr bic Strreh 1900 A"'' a"'
9. y, 8t4srbu. SOas in snp sOrf unb
Gerop u. Rul
fnb pr IN DC: StanS asiest. ~ieesrJ:i! biIlIiae. b,.
autme Hno Id neiit 8tf5rbsrunssn nit DAMMIT. ,nt
Ssssl a'fsn ,u bsiOrssn, unS eriub, n mir. urs Msft, ~
III untiien. "' "ait'"s'
%- asstunfr pirb itbsrItir bsrtitwil,
90. Der. S'aatsn @diTt IN rSsn iuns, balls 4s stpns.,
N. .. 9axfer. as 6FentIiSsr Ho,or ,,,nsssr, ~
aass'osn,' mt. bis bisbsr. CUR anfrtieuas sen Sc r i
sS = wv M p.stauetSua eSa urtuaben; ErHs
snS .ns SsisrssnJ soH 9s%btnf@tins aSsrS Bier sEr
"" S'''""' 2trmadr apppIe,
SIR M "a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

.. Meiffcr s. u. &pblie,
Subp'noer nn1 pap'sr Scr. Manuilftuter,
Cos Sfcarir | lrsppe bod.
@uf allsutiuen g8unih uno einem lanai aeGib ten 9e.
buyfniS 8ehnuas ~t,asene. MAIDEN Mi bicrmit DEM Wrbl,.
fun ers, teNit tsfannt, baB mir am Mcntas, bn IL. Stunt,
unftre srpB: reid, balnse
Seuffet,c Seib=sSiblintb z
n,i4rn uni turep1iiben eeutih,n 9;rItssrn iinr. bnnru
mir Dem 9utliflnl, ae6it arsrfaunt sGnn alton Sabtn,
imin'r has Ntuete uIb Bette bis!en.
etsnle pabsn pr De @8entur RON aHtn u6rslihen unb
earcpdiiden 3sitInseu uno 3eitl6nfrl uno tSnnsn ale
in bnies 8a& l4lasenbe Nfif auns;n :6nra beieren.
@S-@. 9. 8sleitrihides SDaTual, 6rant QeSles Su.
c~igsnsn Ibsplsu fur 10 Gents biz Nammer ,u battn'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
3 &inberpater & 9Spd

y NtHptFDuIcr g H3Df,
0pctbet,s u. Gtrauit,l,
QUA S'ono oirdte. 'mt'bsn 4 mn 5 S,dhr.
sBr fubtu liets en GU; aiIpriirtts qaltr pu Drro ,tr
eetin taIiel, yaitrtnleeij nan. Se,n, 5arttf; fen, VSrfl,
9rcii,n rHer;reu. stN"
Stsrx n Iesn ia i:b;r 3eii sou s.. 8. ainS 2, a,sr
pTca'pt uns biQist auatfrrtia,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
NEW York AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
3"talara, Gapt George ID. Gpu4.
5"ardtpJa CAPT. &ooisb 6. Ring.

DieIe ,lss ,ntta Sss> DampfSsott Tnb i'm bsfen Stpls
erbau, unb nit een sroBen Seqasmlibfsitsu fur eas rel,
fenbe puslitun aus eerlhet.
D,ei.lben p.rlaTtn 8,p gSrf pom Die 81. Rortbrissr,
ittsn Rittwo4 unb Spnnabtut I'M 9 ubr 8,r>
neittass unb febrtn mad NUrfOIt. Gits Yoint u. 8i9mOnb.
3ututtesreue %ssrlaItn tie Hi6mpab ietsn Sienfas
unb SpnRabtub 3ermlttass 8 nbr, ) I fpeidbsr Stunee
f6 bic Yafdlitr. an 9u6lam uab 98itfon'S QDbarf an
4pdstts einfnotn mufsn.
Sid,ts tSnnsu an S0rb Der S&iht ODER in msinsr Office
stl5i't ptrbeu.
Greurdens-Eids III bsrabsefsBttn pr,iitn.
Die B,au.mlisttiten bitftr Dampfrr fur Yafasitrt
p,ro.R BON tsiner anbsrtn 9inie uttrtrOTsn.
Nra6t prb son unb mad Nerp gOrf erbttsn unb oirh
biefsl6e an sinsm iebtn 2ase tntseSen eenomrhtn
Barrtt r. WatfDn, &stnt,
CfNut Ia euhtnp uAs DsiirR's Daysfsult.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

CHocKLEY & FERNEYHoUGH,
Seeertanbltr unp Communion Msrtartn
l3te Stras'. ,wiffen Maiu u. Carr.
&i6mpnb, ga.
Ittfslbsn flbrtn lfcta en spIfinoioes Qo,sr IN sasr
9tttr. fIaninitftes, h~eut'dfs uub anerifanjftes soibs-
NIrtr, ale Scrtsr Seller fur Satlrr, Srbl fur Ogtrbsr nnb
ahe Don %otritIbtn aebrau1t wtrbenbe Matrialier. @ltTs.
Ta6tr, sSerfjtuse une ale Intsr tem 9lmen .,finbinss.
eeiannte Artifei &c. &c. "s'
Btt'elesH eerfaufsa fsrnsr aGe Sprttn eeSsr. a;ptr
SteI 'r. aut eou!atllipn nne ;abltn liSerale gsoribiiIt-
". D. Sbp&Iep. 6. q grrNrnSm.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
u. Gamlbaber,

u. Tamlbaber,
gr Ala 6. Str. ;wiiten MaribaQ IL. @ldsIfr.,
hem Narfte atscribtr.
Ttri,lb trIautt I'D, Ieintn 6reanben unb b'm aeebrten
b~tuIfbtn @uDufura itint an, psistn Yiase gel s:nt Bar
bftrhutt ttlfins III tntrf, bleT.
Sb,Spfen, 3abnausjitbtn uub aae bernrtiSen Girurat
i6ea Gpsr ationsn fubrt beiiens aus q. 6auIbabrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

c. B RICHARD & BoAs.
MI. 8arelep Str, nabe 9rcaeipas, Nsv |urf-
Behfel Ii. S6tfffabrts.@ e(eIfImon
&aeiniss gaGass- asenten Der
. q m Surse 6 pf6tffe.
S6ihs> g entranete lber ale Sdftn, fur 9ampf. unh
@sentcn fur 8i6mone: noppir So.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

$50 per Mpnat! assotru p~srIanat
fur ie6s 9an3 mems ArtIfeI. MdH ~aSrsItre:
>. &. 9areo, GIN 9uitcina, Siboeiors. W:.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25
@nr. SHELTER.

NSnr. Nfeifer,
q" as u u . = % itDei Malrr
3. Or. 'nif&sn 8roAo uno MarIdbou.
0I nntsriet9n'is smpRsfl ND isinsn S~r:unssn une ssm
etniibsn gusli:um sur @usFlbruna aQcr in bi,i,n Gs,.
@ott! SNtiSen oortpnmsRsen artsten uns psrlvriht bri
zen biii9itsn Yrt fen Die II. Mite 3soi.pune.
I'm laelrsiGt uso ssuiste &ufndys biiisi
ID m. 9%ftifft,
6fs Siraes, benz MGrft c%el,nI6sr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

vU. U Wuro Vtfrtr SttaBe, YbiIooslpbia.,
fHe na6aebeutt Sbriftcu trfh ;enen, psIte turt ttf,
Office ceer per geft b ,cstn perStn f5nneH:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

VLatrhitI IN ia brn!
Die rntsstibntten erlautsn I'D benz esetrteu Yublitua
an,uitis,u. bdf fe ibr ~dnerfannt ties Qa9trsier itst and
in Gtafttn ptt ufsn, UNI INA: rs Dusenp 81 81.
aEftrdse mes ben IN II: iertm 0skhd;tS>0pfal 9rUaeftr.
ini'htn ru 6it,n uno 7ten. entst9cnssnrmnen mno prompt
agSafuSrt. n u. arrbaue n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-08-25

Z. A. BRoCKMEYER.
@de Der 13;tn unb 5rnnfltnnras,.
N:ineu alien Gecurben unb rem beutst,r s,rb, ,Fs,. -.
anietse, tan iG aT pbi .sr 9lass Gin
elaarrtn-. Haun- uuo Rautatafs Qaarr
eteHes 6~astttdtIcn tiSTnet sase uub ant Ecrtrd III h.,
C!etG;sttia fibrt ;d wv
e'auors isets Nrt. uuh Eager .8isr
'u D Ute. Per 0.ie. I'm frtunbIiGer unp "a ,Ir,id,u o.
,rru6 stttet q 81 a. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-23

During the war a law was passed by the
Ohio Legislature creating the office of pay
agent, to which some fifteen or eighteen
persons were appointed at handsome sala-
ries. The duty of these pay agents wasvto
collect the pay of soldiers and bring it
home to the State for distribution among
their families. The army has been dis
banded. and no reason can be urged for
keeping these officers in their position at a
cost OF probably S25, 900 a year in the ag-,
gregate. At the commencement of the
present session Senator Critcbfield intro
duced bill to repeal the law creating these
pay agents; but the Abolition majority, IN
stead of passing 1t as honest men, having
the interest of the people at heart, should
do, referred it to the Judiciary committee
to be Smothered. .......
On Thursday last, Mr.. Critchfield made
an attack upon another public swindle by
the introduction of a resolution calling for
the names and salary of persons holding OF
flee in the State Military Department. Af-
ter running debate of some five hours In
which Senator Critchfield exposed some
of the high-handed plunder schemes of
prominent Abolition politicians, this reso-
luton was disposed of by being sent to a
committee, there to remain. "" "''''
1t is well known that hundreds, probably
thousands, OF men are holding positions at
large salaries in which they have no duties to
perform; positions that serve no other pur-
pose, nor are they designed for any other
than to pension lot of bowling negro
worshipers who keep up the disunion
party. And this is the reason that our
taxes are so high. We are not taxed to pay
the public debit is not being paid. The
war being over the expenses Ofkeeping uD
the Government should not be much more
than before it commenced, yet our taxes
pie are taxed to keep up the Abolition
party, and to enrich lazy and dishonest
men. So long as that party Is in power
the people will find no relief nor do they;
deserve any if through prejudice against
the Democracy they persist in voting for
public plunderers and official robbers
Holmes Co. Farmer.
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A Minister s'seeins'' the Gamblers.

Not long since, says the Decatur (Ill.)
Chronicle, of the 25th ultimo, an eminent
divine in the State of Illinois, lit wont do
to mention dates, places, or names,) visited
a distant town for the purpose of preaching
the dedicatory sermon in the new Church.
Court was in session, and on Saturday
evening the Judge ana lawyers congregat-
ed in a room, and amused themselves by
card playiug and story telling. The divine,
at the request of F., lawyer, visited the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-23
NUMBER 176.
shoddyntthe Opern. =

A New York writer, describing scenes at
the Opera, says:
tits amusing to observe the character OF
many of the ambitious pretenders who go
nightly to the lyric temple TO display theiFr
attire and be bored. i.,.....t..,lt ,..t5i.i,y
The other evening could not help notic-
ing some Of themost showy and elaborate
ly got up parties at the Academy and re-g
calling their antecedeDts. tnraI M YsH
The large red faced woman-she wore
$4,000 or $4,000 worth of diamonds, and
who, while trying to appear entirely at
ease and altogether blase, had her color
heightened and her discomfort augmented -
by the extreme tension Of her corset,
which gave her pain without slenderness-n
was few years since domestic in aiNewi
England village, where she married an 4
energetic, but uneducated and coarse fellow, 4,
who drtted In the oleagenous quarter and
realized an immense fortune. Madame
Petrolia now displays crest on her carri-It /
ages, has servants in livery, and talks about
family" In the primeyal syntax. ,.a t,,,,
The occupants Of one OF. the private box
es, who were resplendent with laces, Jewels
and flowers, were very poor until the head 2
of the family found his way into Wallstrcet, {
in the winter Of '63, and secured princely
income, when he removed from Ills plain
house in New Jersey to Twentysthird
street mansion, and set up TO be leader OF
fashion. His wife and daughters assume
now to be very exclusive, and talk as glibly I,
about gentility, refinement and elegance,
as II they knew more of the terms thanId
Webster's unabridged had taught them. iB0S
That oveF-dressed, middle-aged woman /,
with those two plain and plebian-l looking
daughters, undertook the role Of the haugh-
ty dame, and simply made herself ridicu- .
lous. E Hfi ~ a.. aitag-4.E- rG
heard little fellow who sat by the side d,
of his reserved and stately mother, and who
was too young to conform to etiquette, ,whis-
per: '.. ''
"LoOk. dear ma, what fancy old ladyn
that is with feather in her head.p,c ft71ro7r
The husband of the Over-dressed woman
was once policeman, then a ward police
man, then one of the members of the r
Ring" that surrounded the City Hall, and 4
is now millionaire, but a vulgarian still. ~
His wife vows she is descended from the
Neils of England, and a lineaI offshoot Of
the famous Earl Of Warwick, though, ifher ,
grandfather could be discovered, he would
be found smoking dhudeen in peat bowel
in the North of Ireland. ,
That these people raised themselves from
their original level is ereditable, and they
would be entitledto to respect If they assume y
ed nothing more than they are. Butyulgar
people will never learn the greatestv vulgar
ity is assumption, and that to be ashamed
of ones antecedents, is degradation of ones
self. -. fs. o.. ....... ..... . -.y
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
tTO expire on the Slst day Of January, 1861

(TO expire on the 3lst day Of January, lS67O
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
Insurance Department. Columbus, o., Jan. l0, ,66
WHEREAS. The ETNA INSURANCE COMPA-
NY, located at Hartford. in the State of Connecti-
cut, has filed in this office sworn statement Of its
cnnd iOn as required by the first section Of the act
To Oregulate Insurance Companies not Incorporated
bT 0 State of Ohio passed April 9Th 1856 and
amended February 9th, 1884; and, Whereas, said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisfac-
toryeyidence that i is posse sed Of at least ONE
Capital invested in Stocks or Bonds, or in Mort
cages Of Real Estate, worth double tine amount for
which the same is TOrtgaeed; snd, Whereas, said
COmpanl has hlet in this office a written instTu-
ment under its corporate seal signed by the Presi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any Agent
or Agents of said Company in this State to &C
knowledge service Of process, for and ia behalf of
said Company, according 10 the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the first section OF
MA INSURANCE COMPANY OF Hartford, is su-
thorzed to tran'act the business Of Fire and Ma
rne Insurance in this State It'll the thirty first
day Of January in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty. seven.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal Of my Of
fee to be affixed the day aud year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
tsEAL.l tsTAnPl Auditor Of State.
Applications received and policies promptly is
sued by
A. GARDNER, Jr.. Agent,
Columbus, Ohio,
janls-dlw johnson Building.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-23

Having, by reason of my election as Postmaster Of
the lower House Of Congress- withdrawn from the
firm of GIVEN & HUTCHINSON, Military claim
Agents. desire to thank the soldiers Of Ohio for
to ask that It be continued TO- and the influence of
my friends given, Mr.. l. A. HUTCHINSON, who sue
ceeds TO the business. From .ng intimate ac-
quantanee and connection with Mr.. HUTCHINSON,
most heartily recommend him as being prompt, re-
liable. and thoroughyyersed in the different classes
of Military Claims and know personally that his ar
rangements are most complete and effective for the
speedy settlement Of all business entrusted to him.
janlOd&w2w JOSIAH GIVEN.
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Paving Notice.

To Az Wzon, u My Concern.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, D., January 8, 1861
Notice is here by aiven that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus for max
ing the following Improvements, to-wit:
For grading and graveling the roadway Of Rich
street, from Bank alley ~ Hamilton's Tannery.
I The same TO be done in accordance with plats and
estimates 10 be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and ii ed in the office Of the City Clerk. ,. : -..
all persons claiming damages on &C 'ount Of said
improvements are required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing, on or
before the twenty-fourth day Of January, A. d.
1855.
: JOSEPH D0WDALL. City Clerk.
ianll -dlaw4W
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Paving Notice.

10 all UhOpr II may Concern; gs1 tofsr .rrfe-
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
1 4uHoA ON eCoDUMBUs, o. December 20, 1861
Notice is hereby given, tproeeedings have been
instituted, in the City Council Of Columbus, for
! For grading and paving the crossi on the south
side of Town street, across Washington avenue
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared ythe City Civil Engineer,
And filed in the Office Of the City Clerk. s' ar
! All persons claiming damages on account Of sad
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office Of the Clerk, in writing on or be-
fore the sixth day of February, "A, d. 1868.
! TJ 5l1CINo U's1" JOSEPH D0WDALL, gv
dec21-4w1twd ,ar ,l-4c. City Clerk.