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various sources during the past three years:

Grand total. 1888 90 sllz 4574s 81 s2 Ii
Last Years Business in Chicago.-The Chi
cago papers publish broadsides of the years sta.
tistics of trade and commerce. The following
items are interesting: The money expended on
buildings in 1865 was $6,95O,OO0 The total valua-
ton of property is 1854 7O9 w. and the tax levied
is sl,2s4O0o The lumber receipts were GA 900
feet, exclusive of shingles, lath, and telegraph
poles. The wool receipts were 900, 900 pounds
hides, 100000; lake fish, 95 900 packages; coal
900 tons; flour, 1,ls6,OOO barrels, and wheat.
9,465 900 bushels.
The Tribune says: In addition to the large
quantity of flour received here from Wisconsin.
Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and
Missouri, there is large amount manufact ured in
this city which does not appear in the table of re-
ceipts. There are ten large milling establishments
here which annually grind some $50 900 barrels of
flour, consuming about one and quarter millions
of bushels of wheat.
Internal Reoeaue Decision.-The Commits.
sioner of Internal Revenue has decided that inland
and domestic bills of lading are not subject to
stamp duties as such. Most of them, however,
contain agreements or contracts and when such is
the case they require a fve-eent stamp for each
sheet or piece paper on which they are written
when they contain no agreement and are simply
receipts for the delivery of property, a two-cent
stamp is sufficient
Revenue Stamps. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue announces that he has made contract with
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sHREwD ED1roR.-There are some persons
who think that editors regard&it as one of the
greatest Intellectual luxuries to pitch into some
body, and they suppose themselves to have con
lerred great favor by furnishing belligerent con
tipuuons, in which some person, corporation, OF
s0eie.y is soundly abused. Such people may take
nnt from the following:
no.sS ehap once stepped into the sanctum of
/ dulreS i; anu highly respectable editor and in
was On hsa utade against citizen with whom he
PEN yoa w said he addressing the man with the
against r. ana WINE M. !. very severe article
f hae 4, next morning he came rushI"g into .,a
vou mt n violent state Of excitement e
and been licked a fp;rs have had my nose pulled
i wrote 2 severe article, as No, s,.;.,
to fanny II iepnsa tne editor "and signed Your name
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OFFICIAL.
AuDIToR's OFFICE, SrATt

AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE or LOUISIANA
r-r- - New Orleans, February a. 1866 /
I'HE ACT "tO provide for the nron,nt
collection Of the tax gross sales receips hayipe
law al persons pursuing trades or
occupations within the limits Of the city of New Orleans are
hereby notified that the amount of said all
9rreceio from the LIST of July the3s December S5 h
que ana days from the date hereof at the
state lreasurefs office in default which penalty Of twenty
per cent will he added to the amount of tax dae
aBlank lorna will be furnished at this Office.
LII Audit
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rFor the Crescent.l
TAe Continental Rali.

rof y Dist did ci.nce 'twsrs long tale TO tell
s M N whs " he belle
mat stole and the dawn caught them thsre
We'll! The great agony has come and gone Il
event to- which I've looked forward for weeks pas
has occurred, and I am-just where am. II
Continental Ball, the ball Of the season. came {
1hursday night, and attended it and searched Il
room in vain for my heart which went astray ono
on time, and has never come back. Twas
he g0odold times when Life was in its spring tim
md rather more verdanf and less world wear
than nov that the treacherous thing gave me th,
nip, and siar and vide has been my search aftel
Tie vagrant.
,Tis hps, The other night Imeta number, /. moi
" spirits freed from mortal laws" but fine tall
figures Of manly form, whose racy, spiritual CON
yexratoE 30 completely enchanted me that for
got the merry dance, and left the motley throng Of
fools NJ fooled = to pass half hour or 80 in lis
&oning II 4 talk that was the sweet extract Of all
speech, Ind held my ear in blissful slavery as
Ansedotes quip and poignant wit fell upon it. Yet
y Was ~ mere accident met him-the mistake
usuA to snch places, Of being taken for something
Dlse than yourself and losing interest again
nxtsd alresh in my search for the lost waif Never
woman can't be constant to one idea.
Thursday night felt certain should find It. for
Malkably truthful predictions must have struck
you. smsng his other wonderful sayings said
\ me- LADY swho will lose her heart to shadow
Nh, In after years, find that shadow animated
quite lively in Fools Paradise but, alss woe ID
~ for once Nostradamus made miss In his cal.
6aladons, found the eFool's Paradisen well
Glsd, 'ts true, and each one more intent than the
0ker in fooling and being fooled, bnt not sign did
@31nd III - ehRdOw animated 8#
vsnt Of something better to do, and
riosity that long has troubled me
st out score or SO Of editors, men
ncafre ofcamnaon mortal mould, in my unsophisti |
apnted nctons. Don't laugh when tell yon ex- !
psctsd tp And grave and venerable seigniors
s Y, =: :sysss Y: ~ beard Y form.
q: a Z sssr look. .na.f high is..
hut n AZ horror the whole corps seemed bitten
~ ~ spirit 81 nonsense and folly; and after
shaalng With number Of that body Of wise men
npcn Whose shoulders rest the whole fate Of this
xe1endens nation, and listening to some Of your
onlena4 ~ whispered into the ear Of q pretty
H. verify believe, was man disguised
asis "a gay, y came to the conclusion
= aAde my ideas 81 hero-worship, SO far
H. ~ editorial was concerned, for, after all,
NJ ], re ,sss s:;,rIss x.,,a
s ~ nsay 2 spies q nirth -and malice too.
6enedhle % ~ last, amt Il?
IL g e aeexs What crowdI If your fair cor
lPondeut Hovellesa 4 Was aflattened into
$500 " n the Miatick i don't know what mnst
& .rss Rseee o. her Y she WAS at the Continental
~ nne mnzac e dance BY what pleasant mart
- - ~ Ssnse Nsn with the Contiuentals
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BUREAU DE L'ExEcu-lE, ,ErAI LA LOUISIANA
Eouvelle Orleans 10 IL janvier 1866

NOTICE-IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION
adopted by the Posceury Of this Parish the 10Th day
of December last -
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding Parish War
rants to present the to the Undersigned oo A. Lemee
Esq or before the LIST day Of April next in order to receive
in lieu thereof Parish bonds with coupons
Natchitoches, La, Jan. 10, 1866.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A UNE RESOLUTION
~ adoPtee par sur de police de cee psrosse 20 deem
Avis est ssenes donne tous detenteurs de man
oats de parosse presenter au soussigne GU NJ
des bOns coupons.
n, r "a. BAsKEN, President du Juri de Police.
Natchitocfss La 10 10 anvier 1866
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In Sacramento recently a woman procured the
release OF her husband from jail, and that night
ran on with another fellow. Her object in pro-
curing her husbands release was to leave some
one with the children.
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BUREAU DE L'ExEcurIr, ErAr De la LouIsr

BUREAU DE LExEcuTIr, ETAr De la LOUISIANA,
. Nonvelle-Orlea ans lie 6 fevrier 1866 I
A TTENDU que jules Ieaamout s'est ad-
reese aujord hui moi atm de are snnuler les eau.
ti0nnements suivants-- " ~
canonnement date du Is mai 1855 de la somme de
$l0 sgne par Jules Leaumout principal Oh Henry
beaumont CONNIE caution, q ~ ~-'
20 un cantionnement date du IL Juliet $780, do la meme
somne, ct signe par les memes personnes
yes ayant etc ourni par Jules Lean
mont pour la hdee execution de deyors CONNIE
teur-- - ~-S o-S"AA
AVIS est en- consequence donne toutes les
ressees ayor fare connatre ecr
hre ta dams les W jours qu suivront Ia drnre pubca-
lion de cee proclamation les raons les dts
cantlonnenents ne seraient cancelIe3 annulles
Donne sous signature lie do Etat ce sxiaye
our dc tevEer d. 1866 ct la 90eme &c Independence des
p,- .. J. MADISON WELLS.
j. H. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
vrr-yus New Orleans Feb G. 1866

w MEkEAS. application has been made to
me by Jules beaumont for the caneeng his official
bonds as Auctioneer in and for the parish Orleans
bond dated May ID 1858 for tie $4,000 signed
cnrty bond dated July H. 1850 for the Of $40 O00
signed by the same persons above the condition OF said
bonds being for the faithful performance by Jules Leau
mont OF hieduties as auctioneer aforesaid
Notice hereby given all persons Interested in the above
bonds to show cause in writing the Office Tie
secretary state within ninety days a
this why the said bonds should be- can.
Given under hand and seal of the State this 9Th day of
February 1866 and of the Independence Of the United
States the nneteth. - " " ''O
By the Cover or: "'
j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State
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The toilet to be complete must. have bottle
e Qa Of Palm and Mace. For sale by 7. W
Wight, IS Bisnville street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

The Oil of Palm and Mace is the greatestremedy
for badness. For sale by 7. W. Wright, SO Bien
Vile street,
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ALL QUIET AT PpEsrrur
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We shall endeavor by strict personal attention to all
ness and by prompt vigorous and untrng effort so to avail
ourselves of every possible advantage either In the SALE OF
CoNsIGNMENTs or In the PURCHASE OF ORDERS that
may be coufdedsto hguses either at NEW ORLEANS
MEMPHIS NE" YoRK, or MOBILE ALA, as to merit
and secure most continued confidence and
patronage.
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One who is half man, half dog will how to the
rich and bow-wow to the poor, w ''''
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into market shortly.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, January IL, 1866.
w HEhEAS, application has been made
ato ne by Gabriel beaumont for the canceing his
oca bond as Auetioneer In and for the parish of Orleans
bond dated the 18th January 1855 the $4,000
signed by Gabriel beaumont Jules Tuyes
security the condition of said bond the faithful per-
iomance by the said Gabriel Leaumont of his duties Auc
tioneer aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all persons interested the above
described bond to show in writing at the office of tho
Secretary State within ninety days after the last publication
OF this why the said bond should not be cancelled
and annulled.
Given under my hand oEthe State above and
the Independence of the United States the ninetieth
J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
J. II. HARDY, Secretary of State
BUREAU DE LExECu-EF ETAI La LOUISIANA,
Eouvele Creans, lie IL janver 1866
A TTENDU que Gabriel Leau,mOnt, encana.
hteur dams pour la d0reans sest adresse
oCrd atm de faire canceer ecaue
I'm Gautionnemen date du 20 ianver 1865 somme
de S4O ONO signe par Gabriel beaumont principal
Jules Tnyes CONNIE caution
cauonnement ayan etc soui parle dit Gabriel Leau-
pour de execution do deveis encaneur
davoir taire connars bureau du score.
taire dEtat dams les 80 jours G suiEroD denea pubca
de cette proclamation les raisoas pour esquees e dit
cautionnement serait point cancella annule.
Donnie signature Stle
Orleans, ce IL anvier A D. at la 80 ieme ndapendercs
des EtatS- Unis.
tsigna>: J. NJ. WELLS.
Par le gouverneur
j. H. HARDY, sseretaire dEtat.
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TORIAN, MACRAE e. CO.

T'ORIAN, MACRAE & CO.
H. T. ToRIAN, W: s. MACRAE. late of Memphis; G. W.
MAcfAE, late Porter Macrae, MemphsJ
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and Con,m,ss,,,
Merchants,
63 CARoNDELET STREET
New 0rletns.
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Paris cqIe has on its card, among other IT..
and liquors, the word " cherigobler.H S'nsf wines
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NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE

The Late Murders Accounted For.
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rOf ~ thst did chance twere long tale 10 tell
N NE dances, nd dresses and who was the belle
Ut each was oMAppy, and Ill were 30 fair q n
AIM Night RtQla AWAY and the dawn CAUGHT than
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SPEED, SUMMERS IL CO.,
OFFICE. NO. 4s cARoNDELEr STREET.
New ORLEANS, La.
SPEED. DONOHO d CO.,
OFFICE NO. ~ MADISON STREET.
MEMPHIS. fxNx
CARLETON. FOUTE d CO..
OFFICE. NO. - WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CozART. sTooKARD d CO.,
MOBILE, ALA,
Cotton and Tobacco Factor.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Commercial Agents.
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A MERIcaN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY.


The party who Of Gunns Bags G. A. Peters or
Wing Peters, Of Kentucky whw shipped per steamer
Missouri about the 22d January will please notify or send
duplicate bill to HGWR1TY NORTON 4 CO.
- TT lS8 Common street
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COTTON FACTORS. ETC.
hArE OF CLIFFORD, WALSH d co.,
COTTON FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT
Purchasing Aren't.
TT Ii. CLIFFORD

Orders promptly filled at lowest market rates with
Produce in hand. where Sight Drafts cannot used
Now in store and for sale
$50, 900 worth OF Groceries Drurs. yvsn.
and Liquors,
that will be sold low to Close consignment
Merchants having ovestock of any article cannot do
better than to consgn them sale on commission
As have ample storage don't charge no storage
except where goods limited market sye ampls
means at control to make advances on staple s,od
store
Particular attention is given the sale OF Wines Luusrs
Sugar Bacon, Pork, Lard, ETC.
H. B. CLIFFORD, ~
II and % Natchez street. between Camp and Msgsx,n.
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NFa'I NEWS SAYS
We are pleased to learn from a letter which we
have just seen from our friend and feIlow-cit
John NJ. Speed, that the efforts he has been max
ing for some time past to recover the sum of
500 900 in specie, belonging to some of the Vir-
glnla banks, which was captured and claimed as
public property, are likely to prove successful.
Internal Repenue.-The subjoined comparative
statement shows the receints of reuenne fron, tho
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sequence Of a CO..
Hiag lbetwesas
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MATAMoRos, Mexico, Feb. IL, 1866.
This is no news letter; it is merely scribble
about the Plaza Mercadio, Or market place, of Fl.
Matamoros. So, gentle reader, you may read on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
AsaI estatt.
LENTz 4 APPLEaATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side.



"A SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles nrom
Dayton, adjoining Libcrty-s4b00
n nnc residence, b4 acres, wen improved,
within one mile Of paytOn-t1,3o0.
IA frame house ana ~ acres, on Grecncastio
illll-fi.b00
4 Isrui o. 100 aores, on Bear creot, good land,
for goo por acre.
A tafm OF 50 acres. two miles north Of Phillips
burg cheap at 5000.
a duo brick on Jonos strcot-faS00
nno house and lot on East Third stroct- si 600,
Three houses and lots on Fourth street tur S2,To0,
RnVO, ana OQ Cachi all cheap.
A hue residence In Yellow Springs, wcll Inn
pruved-s1 500
4 good house aud iot well improved, on long
A farm, miles from Dayton Of no acres well
improved on Eaton Pike cheap for siTO0o
=, 2, @ tain on ioa acres mite cast o. Union on tho
old TROY t0ad well improved, and the beet quality
A farm Of lS3 acres. woliimprovcd mpes south
acre.
Lax factory occupied by Messrs. Davis Co.
with machinery, and Acrca of land
y farm OF 100 acres, mile north OF Browns sta
proved $1,000
farm Of 90 acres ON Grccnvns X. u R.-t22a0
farm Of b2 ncrca good improvements. nt
btown's station, on Western u. R.-E3200
a farm OF 70 acres on Germantown Pike, . miles
from Dayton 5000
A number Of houses and lots in different parts OF
tho city. All Will be sold cheap.
ieh2-tf LENIZ 4 APPLEGATE. r. y. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing,
ROSE & STERN,

(Onc donr Wcst or PhUnix uouscJ
RE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
= \ Summer Cl0fAiHy embracing all the newest
aud most fashionable STYLES Their stock IS ono OF
vac largest and best In the CITY, and the goods have
h'on selected expressly for this market Their
assortment consists Of Coats Pants, Vests, sum
rucr suits Of elegant style aud finish, and general
assortment Of
tjeRtLemeHs' Furnishing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not he eN-
collod, having engaged cutter, Mr., AUGUST
LOOSE, late In The employ Of Z, klOpicr lie Is
well known 70 the citizens Of DAYTON Hs one Of the
hest in his Hue, The quality OF their goods Is un
walled, and ther prices shall be such as to give
~ Ill SArlNFACrION to their customers
,Ssf~ Call and cNamiUp our assortment, before
.rFhasing clsCWh hrrr, and you will iud that
SIT GOODS LOWER than those who boast so
touch Of low prices, and ther seal higher than any
i.yly else. aptN-dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
Cro expire on the 3ist day of January 1861

gro cNpiro on the 8lSt day of january, 1851
OFFICE or Tux AUDITOR or SrATF)
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO July i3 isGB.
WHEREAS, The PHRNIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford II,
the state OF Connecticut has fled in this Office a
sworn statement OF Its condition, as requiied hv
the act 10 regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporated by the state OF Ohio" passed April s.
1856, and amended February o. 1854 and the act
TO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies -
passed April ., 1866; and. WHEREAS said Compa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evi
dence that II s possessed Of actual Capital of
least oNE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
invested rs required by said acts and WHEnEAs,
said Company has nlcd In this onlco a written in
Sttument under ils corporate seal. sIgnCd by the
President and secretary thereof authorizing amy
agent or agents of said Company in this state to
aeknowl ledge service Of process for and In behalf
OF said Company according to tho terms of said
act of AprilS 1856
NOW, rHEREFoRE, IN pursuance of the acts
Aforesaid, ], JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said PIIO'-
NlA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford Is authorized TO transact the business
OF Life Insurance IN this state until the thirty
day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred aud siNty-seycn.
SEAL lN WtrNEss WHEREOF, l have herounto
subscribed my name ami caused the seal Of my
onlco to I've aiNed the day aud year above writ
ten. JAS. III. GOODMAN
Auditor of state.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
A ogrIor or rnn AuglTon OF srArn.l

OPPICE or THE AUDITOR OF SrATE)
COLuNBUs, OHtO July 10, 1863
| It is hereby certified that the foregoing is a cor
| rect copy OF the Statement of Condition of the
| pbWuN Mutual Life Insurance Company or
| Hnrttord Connecticut made to and hled In this
| Onice, for the year 1885.
! Witness my hand aud seal officially
lsEAL las. II. GOODMAN,
1yehwS Auditor State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
mEAn MtEm SAYS so.

From the Rev. Lcvi c. liy.k, Pastor of the Baptisi
Church Pemherton, y. D., formerly of the North
baptist Church, PhiiHiciph az psesent Pastor
Ol the Baptist Church hester Pa.
Al have known lloonauds German Htters favor
ably for q number OF lOats have used them in my
own family, and have been 80 pleased with their
effects thatl was induced to recommend them to
many others. and know that they have operated in
"A Strikmgly beneficial manner. take great pleas
mc VA thus publicly procH'mng this fact, aud cali
INK the attention OF th0,r afflicted with the dis
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Bittgrs knowing from oNlerieuee that my recon 10
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mlly rs lln0nand's llittcrs rs intended to henont
the afflicted, and IS not tcn drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI g. BECK.
From Rcy. w H. ScguCd Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27

From tho Rcv, Thos. u. Winter. y. D. Pastor OF
RoNborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir-.-I feel it due TO your excellent prepa-
ration, Hoonand's German Filters, to add my tes-
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have for years NJ times, been troubled with great
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Bitters. did 50. aud have experienced great and
unexpected relief; my health mas been very ma
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RnN bnrnuuh Ia
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
| Y

the distressing ohcct, OF indigestion. accompanied
by a prustratiou of the nervous system. Numcr-
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Some OF them tested, but without relief Nuur
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.
uUOPLAND'S OENmAN BITTEHS
win cure every ease OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HsEuENfasuHt

!hat this Bittcrs is not Alrnolic, contains no Run
or WHISKY and cauuut make Duinkarls hut Is IA,
Rest Tome in the World
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
SORdHUM
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

THE unders gned having obtained Che ri ght of
Il the state OF Ohio tn the STEVENSON EVAPoHA-
TOR, and process clarifying and granulatng soT-
shum syrup into mnsh sugar also 70 the lnllis y
ready for market Is now having the same manu-
iaotured TO order at the estab shment OF Is. G Tay
ton Ohio
Parties desirous OF avalling themselves Of pro-
''ess and machinery, which, from the cane In the
Held TO the dry sugar ia tho barrel, Is thorough
aud complete, Address JAS. x. HOPKINS,
Box No. ti2, Dayton Ohio.
AGENTS, desiring 20 negotiate for territory will
apply 40 above. aulsw5m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
STATE OF coNSRerrcur,

CoUSTY oF liARTFORDS 20
Horace !. Morse. Vice President and Jas "
Burns, Secretary Of the Phnnix Mutual Ilfo In,
Surance Company, being soverally sworn dcpose
and say that the foregoing is full true and cor
rect statement of tho affairs of the said Company
and that they are the above described OMceis
thereof ~. J MORSE. President
JAS. T.. BURNS secretary
Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th day OF
July 1864 EDW ARD GOODMAN
lFIvE CENT STAMP Ohio Com. Of Deeds In Conn