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Petition for Partition.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA!
OF MONROE COUNTY, ONO.
Eliza Drum.

Matilds Brown and John Brown, her husband,
Nancy Winland and Jacob Winiand, her hus.
band, Mary Ann TruaH aud Amos Truax. her
husband, Margaret Baker aud Jackson Baker,
her husband. Alex ander Drum. Frances Drum,
and Amanda J. Drum
OAID defendants arc hereby notified that on the
~ 2lst day of June, 1854. said petitioner filed in
said Court her petition, the object aud prayer of
which 10 that she may hold in eevefslty her inter-
est in the lands aud tenements of which Henry
Drum, late OF said County, diod seized. to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter, the north
west quarter of the south east quarter. the south
east quarter of the Aou.h east quarter. the north
west quarter of tie north east quarter, all in Sec
tion 26. township 4, and rsnge 5. in said county
Said petition charges that the dover OF said Ma
tilda and John and the shares OF said Nancy VIM
land. and her husband. aud Mary Ann Trusx and
her husband, in said premises. have been set off.
assigned and confirmed to them; that said peti-
toner, a. an heir at law Of said Henry Drum, de-
ceased, is entitled to one equal seventh part OF
said premises. or one fifth part of what now re.
mains; and the petitioner demands that if parti-
ton cannot be made. that such other proceedings
be had in the premises the law say authorize.
At the next October Term of said court. the petit
toner will ask for the proper order in the premises.
ELIZA DRUM.
By ID. NJ HoLLlsrER,
June rs. 1854. Her Attorney.
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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

THE REST REMEDY EvEn KNOWN ro NAN
For Coughs, Coids, .dsfhma. Group. sBro9eksfis.
breathing. Liptr aftefions. Poi; ~ u
Weakness If the Brsastz0r 5Side,ls0
Firt Sfoges,.f Censsempfioass s.sf
In short, this Bslsam is peculiarly sdapied 40
every disease of the Lungs and Liver, Whick IL
produced by our er.vatying climate. ss.s ~ss
INFLUENzA AND Con- sUmPT,oN --Is isiudved
melancholy trutI. tl.at, ihousands fall setrs 10
Consumption every year from no oil,er cause ihsa
neglected colds; yet fnd hundreds and tI,ou.
sands. who treat such complains with the pTeat-
est indifference, snd let lem run on for " seeks
and even months, without thinking Of The tans ser
AT hrst, You have what you consider 4 slight
cough or cold, allow business. pleasure or care.
Iessness to prevent you from giving II a,,v affen-
tion; II then settles urea your braasl on become
hoarse, have pains in the side or chest expeesce>o
large Quantities OF matter. perhaps mixed with
blood; difficulty Of bres,hiugs eslsnes sud stSem
you hnd your own foolish neglect has hIouehi ON
this complaint. II, then, you value your life oe
health, be warned in time. anasadoni tfssHG wt,h
your cold; but timmediatrlyspracnse a hossIs osswo
of that famous remedy, Dy. Hisfur's Balsou Of
Wiid Cherry, which is well known 10 be The most
speedy cure ever known. Thousand. siiffesiify.
whose lives have beensased by it:sise 81 ssess
For Infiuenza it Is the very bestmedicine in the
world,
Be not deceived. remember thst it is ..De. Ws,-
tar Batsam Of TFifd G2 esyy,s - that pesfurms The
will afford you immediate relief
Itco Liues S0red By The use IF only IXree Ref.
ties IF 4 Jtiaar' 8 Baisam ef mad CAeysv.S
Mr.. EoEn, KY. July -. I&52.
Messrs Hsrcour, H0waSd& co., 6;ents.... The
tDr. Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild CheFry. that
bought OF you has been of such signal benefit in
my family. that wish to make its yiil.es known
for the benefit of she public lzss VIZ
My wife to cold at the time O.. er coniine-
ment, which settled on her Luhas. The physi-
clans pronounced her disease consumption. She
had profuse night sweats, and had coughs: she
was gwen up. for we 'despaired OF her recovery,
and her child pariook OF hes com pisiat She sjsen
commenced lakinx 4. Hisiayis Raisem qf W5ad
Cherry, and three bottles elected ap entire cure
with her and the child both.
have no douhtthst they would have nbw bee.
in their graves It they lad act has easea Wistar1
Bslsam Of Wild ChefSy.s ssa.hs,d s1.5s
. s,g.,,,t5,s. t.s.- :, SETH n. 6EARCY.
Seth r. Sesrcy. whose ceriifieafe is above. =
man Of much verscity se any III svsis county.
aud man Of good Judgment, and We place entire
reliance On his statement. tssts sxst.s !,
HARCOURT. HOWARD. 4 co. 4
Price 81 per bottle-7six hotties FOR $6-
Sold by j. %. PARK, ,CinEiniiati q.
North. east corner Of Fouth ana Walnut stSsS(s
entrance on Walnut stree.-to whom Htt betDera
must be- addressed. ss7gsg & ~ ssss3 :. .s,ssS !
For. sale by, ]. "A. 6. G. III. Davenport,
Woodsfeld; IL. E. kotzehne, N slnna,,
Pollock. Carier& CO. SnDfishs ,NIt.P,
Miles & Son. Somessop;s ,Gssipa -
Buell., Marietta.
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Mail Arrangements.
A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF the m

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF the mails
n at and from WooDsFIELu:
FAIRvIEw-Arrives every day (except Sun.
day. at o clock P. Nj. Departs every day Tex.
cept Sunday at o'clock A. NJ.
BARNEsv,LLE (via Calais)- Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at o'clock p. M. Depart.
every Wednesday aud Saturday ate A. NJ.
MARIETTA (We>tern route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at p. M. Departs ever,
Monday and Wednesday at 5 A. NJ.
MARIETTA (Southern route)-Arrives ever,
Saturday at 7P. NJ. Departs every Friday at
A. M.
lanes New Castle)--Arrives every Monda,
and Thursday at II A. M. Departs same days al
l p NJ.
SUNFIsH (Clarington)-Arrivese every Monda,
and Thursday at P. N. Departs same days
2 P. M.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE--Arrives every Monday an,
Friday at P. M. Departs every Tuesday ane
Saturday at A. M.
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NAUTION.-AI persons arc notified not TO
" purchase two notes OF hand given by me to
Jonathan DUNCAN dated November 10, 1861. call
ing for about goa, ,72. (amount not certainly re-
nembered,) one due in two years, and the other
in three years after date. with interest Said notes
were given for land bought sf said DUNCAN. and
as have since had to pay Judgment against said
land. am determined not to pay said notes with.
out q proper credit. JOHN B. CLUTTER.
Aug. 80, 1854.
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NEW ESTABLISH I'M E Mt.
Lewis Baltzell, Halter,

WNOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
menced the Manufacture of HATS, OF the best
finish and of the latest styles. which he will sell
1t moderate prices. All in want of GO o. D
HATS, will please give him call.
All kinds CT furs will be taken in exchange for
his work. His shop is in the building recently
occupied by w. w. Jordan'a as a timers shop.
Woodsfeld Aug. 81.
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DR.. Guysot,'s Improved Extracted
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla

= OiiOV LIN n * aOeat % pa AlA0
Is now put up in the largest sfzed bottles sua 10
acknowledged to be the best SarsapariiIa msde,
as IL certified by the wonderfulcures il has per-
formed, the original copies Of which are Ia the
possession of the Proprietor. Remember. this
is the only true and d'originsi article. <~csfa
This Medicine, When used according to directions
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL. az
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN!
The peculiar malades to which females are sub
ject commonly produce great bodily exhaustion.
accompanied by depressed and often gloomy
state OF mind As the sysiem.dechnesi 10 Strength
there is loss OF nervous power, aud This very mAt-
uraly impairs the seneIgyyof eths nnlnd and dis-
turbs the equanimty of The temper Every can
did woman who has suffered from female ON.
plants will admit this TO be ibe mournfui iSuih
Now TO obtain relief it only necessary tn xsop
the tendency to depletion and debility This 10
done by renewing that fouttan pf health and
strength, the BLOOD, aud 10 i.ediciuc aceoin-
pshes this desirable result speedily andscom-
pIete n" "Dr. Guysoifs IMPROVED Extract ot Yet
low Dock and SarsapaTilla''
Ladies of pale complexions and consumptivs
| habits, and such debilitated BY dose oh
structons which females prc liable ic. are sestar-
I'd. by the use OF bottle or two. TO bloom andto
vigoI.
g5- DR.. Guysoit's Improved Extract az YeIsow
Dock and SsIsapafilia il sure remedy Tor Here.
ditary taint. 5ssss ifsss.s ~
FEMALES READ THE FOLLOWING,
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. %.
Mfr. Benneft-we take pleasure n stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla gives great
satsiact ton in every case ~ so
| Ayery respectable gentleman informed me that
his daughter troubled with difficult menstru-
alton and other diseases peculiar To her sex She
had not had her regular menstrual discharge for
long time; but by the use of DIR. Guyeotts Yel-
low Dock and Sarsapafilla was radically cured.
She used Townsend's and others without eceiv-
ing the slightest benefit. He had one daughter
die from the same cause. J. B. THlPP& Co.
Cure Of an .dggrarafed Case of Eyysipelas.
The cures performed by DR.. 5Guysoiis . Extract
of Yellow Dock aud SarssparilEa are lasting The
patients general health continues 10 imps0ve after
1 disease is removed Cures are mot chronicled
until time has fully tested that there eau be no
relapse or return of the disease.
/ Price 81 per bottle-slx bottles for S5
/ dby JOEfND PARK.
N. E. corner Fourth and WsInus streets, -en-
| trance on Walnut-to whom ali orders must be
addressed
For sale by IA. &. G. II. Dayenpori,
Woodsfeld; II. E Kotzebue, Malaga.
| Pollock. Carter & CO., Sunfish; Nj. p.
Miles g. Son. Somerton; Cotton &
| Buell., Marietta
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Grave Stone Cutting.

yUyHE undersigned has removed to Sunfish
Creek, three. quarters of mile above Rich
ner's mill, where he is carrying on the business OF
GRAVE AND TOMB STONE CUTTING.
in its various branches. Those entrusting their
work 10 him will have it done in the neatest and
most approved style of workmanship. and at mod
crate prices. 8s- Marble Grave and Tomb Stones
furnished 10 order p. CAWLFIELD.
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Holland House,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.

THE large aud commodious house on the south
i west corner of Main and Main Cross strests
has been fitted up with new furniture ofhandsome
and comfortable style. aud is now open for the &C
commodation of guests. The subscriber invites
the patronage of the public; and those eswho favor
him with their company maybe assured of hos
pitable ecepton. the best fare. and such eomfort
and attsntions as will make his house compare IA
voTa ably with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
July 8. 1883.
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Second Arrival from
= d elphia
Plain brown and blue Bereges,
Bonuet Frames and Crowns,
Pink. Grape aud Silk Wire,
Gum and Morocco Walking Shoes,
Received and for sale at
May 10 KIRKBRIDES
SCHOOL BOOKS.

U S. SPELLING BOOKS. ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC lst Reader, 2nd Reader. 3rd Read
er. 4th Reader, 5th Reader. RAYS ARlTH-
METlC, Parts End and Srd. MITCHELL'S
School Geography. PINNEO'S Granmarss
KIRKHAM'S Grammar. COMSTOCK'S Phi.
iosophy. WEBSTER'S Dictionary. Metallic
Pens, Paper, Ink, Quills, States, &C.. for Sale at
Nov. 80. KIRKBRIDES
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Look Here! Look Here!

NNM. LITTEN, of Clarington. has taken a
w partner. and enlarged his Shop, and is now
prepared to accommodate the public. on short no.
tice, with all kinda Of work in his line, such as
Mill Irons, Turning Lathes. Wagons, Carts,
Harrows. Cuitivators, Wheel Barrows,
Log and Trace Chains. Hoes. Mat
tocks. Axes, Cooper's Tools,
=. Edge Tools of all kinds:
Also. large assortment of Juniatta and Mis-
souri, Iron for sale.
Old scrap iron-wrdught and cast-taken in
exchange for work. All kinds Of produce taken
at cash price. LlTTEN e. HERMAN.
Clsrington, June 2, 1854.
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Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance COMPANY

Fire Insurance Company,
WOODSFlELD, OHIO
This company. being organized under favu,
able charter obtained from the Legislature is nov
ready to Insure Hotels. Dwelling Houses, Barns
Stables. Store Houses, Shops, Merchandise, s
&C., against loss by fire.
DIRECTORS
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR,
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL.
JOHN "A. DAVENPORT, JOHN F. BIDENHARN,
NATHAN HoLLlSTER, THEo. BENNINGHAUS,
JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't
N. HoLLIsTER, Treas.
JNo. NJ. K,RKBRIpE, Sec'y.
SIMPSON HOLLISTER,
April 2l, 1852. General Agent.
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w. w. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
3l9. 32l. 323 L,BKRry SrRnrr

3l9, 32l. 323 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, Pa
M ONUMENTS. Tombs, Grave Stones, Furni.
ul ture Tops, Marble Mantels, &C.. always on
hand. and made to order by machinery. at the
lowest prices for cash. Also, Block and Slab Mar
BILE, large stock on hand and sold to the trade
prices that will give general satisfaction. Orders
promptly attended to, at 81 Liberty street, Pitts.
burgh. w. w. WALLACE.
Dec. Il. 1858.
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A TTACHMENT..-Atm my instance an attach
"A ment was issued on the 7th day of August
d. 1854, hy David Forshey, Justice Of the
Peace for franklin township. Monroe county
Ohio, agsinst the property and effects OF Ely
McCaarey, non.rssident debtor Of said county
returnabls on the l4th Of said month, for the sun
of forty. two dollars and sixty cents.
Aug 23, 1854 r. H. CAIN.
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DLASTER PARIS for Land and Stucct
s. Work. Hydraulic Cement. Grindstones, al
sizes and various etits, always on hand at 81!
Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
dec Ia w w WAIIAt,E
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]. C.. HARBOUR,
No. 143. Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public
ID generally. tha, he has just returned from the
East, and is now receiving the largest aud most
desirable stock ct CARPETS, RUGS, OIL
CLOTHS, MATTlNGS, &C., Sc. ever offered
in Wheeling The stock has been selected with
great care. from the best standard Of English aud
American make
Also, a large and beautiful stock of Curtain,
Goods. Gimps, Trimmings, ETC., ETC., together
with great variety Of other house furnishing ar
ticles, all Of which will he sold at very low prices
J.C HARBOUR,
June I. No. l43, Main St.
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NIX SISTER.

AhS \ 049 6ns
How calmly she sleeps IN the grave.
Let her rest;
How sadly the cypress trees wave
Der her breast.
How anxiousiy gazed I with fear
At her bed;
How startlin. the sound in my ear,
ssShe is deadn'
What night brooded over that day.
What gloom,
Whom bearing her slowly away
To the tomb!
Let mo live as she lived and die
As she died.
Deny me not this; let me lis
AT her side.
How sweetly we'll rest in the grave;
When die,
Though nought but the cypress tree wave
Where we lie.
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THu LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

T1U LAW OE M w oF AFI1r
I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con.
tinuc their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance oi
their periodicals., the publisher may continue to
ssnd them until al arresrages are paid.
. If subscribess neglect or fStuse to take their
periodic els from the Offices to which they are di
fscted, they are hold responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them disco ontinued.
4. IL subscribers remove to other places without
Informing the publishers, and the papers are sem
to the formsr direction, they are held responsible
5. The ecourtshavsd decided that refusing to take
periodic ale from the oHice, or removing aud leAv
ing them uncalied for, 10 prima fscis evidence o
| Intentional fraud.
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GrThe population of Ireland. accord
iag 10 the late ret0tns,is nearly 1900, 600
Of which 5000, 900 are Protestsn4s.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

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No paper will be discontinued, except at the op.
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All letters and commune atoms sent by mail
must be postpaid.
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Executed with neatness and dispatch At this Office
aud At reasonable prices.
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I'D OLTING CLOTHS, made of the best aual.
II = ity of silk. with square mesh. free o fuzz
and warranted to bolt freely, always onr and
~ 70 per yard for No. 9, aud 10 cents pc yard
less on each No. lower. Orders filled wit dis.
patch. at SI9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
dec IA w. W. WALLACE.
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New shop.

g. B. +. DUNCAN has remov-
Sa.& ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
South side. 3 doors West of J. Il. Smiths. where
he is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and ,car-
ranfed to keep good time.
CIaringtcn. Nov. %. l55.
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surveying.

THE undersigned. thankful for psst favors
i would inform the public that he atiIl coniin
ues the business of SURVEYING. He may
be found part of his time in Woodsfield, and
DANIEL MORRIS.
May Is, 1858.
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TITILLIAM MARSHALL'S ESTATE.-N
w tice is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been qualified by the Probate court Of Mon.
roe county. Ohio, Executor of the estate of VII.
liam Marshall, laie of said county, deceased. All
hpse having claims against said estate will present
mm ediately. properly authenticated.
JESSE MARSHALL,
August %, 1853. Executor.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-08

BURNING OF A TRANSPORT SHlp.-The transport ship
Europa, on her way from England Turkey, burnt
on the 3lst May the Atlantic at about 200 miles from
the English coast At the time she had on board sixty
two dragons and fifty horses One Of the rescued
officers furnishes the following account:
"Of the number originally embarked on the Europa,
wentyone have doubtless persisted; two officers (Lieut
Col Moore and Veterinary Surgeon Kelly among the
missing, and six non-commssioned officers privaes
two CT the ships company, and have shared
the same fate The greater number of these washed
away from the wreck OF the masts to which they had
clung but Lieut. Col Moore remained at his post to the
last and having repeatedly declined to leave the burning
vessel until all his men had been safely removed was
last driven into the mzen channels by the violence of the
haes, and there unfortunately persisted From the
current testimony of those left the burning wreck
from p NJ of the 3lst ultimo % A. NJ Of the LIST
instant 1T would appear that the conduct of the
Mr. Gardner was marked by great GOODNESS and intre-
pdity throughout these trying hours. He was the last
to quit the wreck and had his jealous endeavors
maintain order and save life been ably seconded by
bis ships company there be little doubt that the list
Of casualties would have been reduced"
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NAvAL-The surveying steamer Lsgare, Lieut.. Com
handing j. NJ. MAFyiTT, put in to Hampton Roads on
Sunday night in sinking condition. The Legare sailed
from Charleston (s CO. en- Monday, the 19th ulimo,
and the next day sprung leak in the Gulf stream and
was taken into port with great difficulty.
The frgate Columbia got under way in Hampton Roads
on wednesday to proceed to sea- but the wind shifting to
the eastward to anchor inside the Capes where she
remained on Thursday evening. II
The steamer naSsachusctts Lieut.. MEAps commanding
sailed on Thursday for the Pacific.
The steamer feiton, Lieut. MITcHEL commanding, sail
ed from Norfolk on Thursday for Washington
Norfolk Herald
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THE CUBAN INVESTIGATION.

The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin Of June
23d says:
Mr. j. s. Thrasher was before the Grand Jury yester-
ay and day before in reference to his knowledge to
the mooted question Of invasion Of Cuba from the n
ted States. The following question was propoundel TO
him: Are you Of any person who, within the East
ern District of Louisiana has attempted procure
by which persons who may leave the United States With
intent TO make hostile invasion Of the island of Cuba
may be provided with any materials to make said hya-
sion? Mr. Thrasher objected to answering this question:
and the Court sustained the objection. The following
questions also propounded the Witness Do you
know of any person who has purchased Cuban bonds other
than yourself? Do you know whether any Cuban bonds
have been issued? Have you any Cuban bombs
The witness objected TO any Of the questions
The question whether he should should not answer
any Of the Undergraduates argued at length his
counsel Gen. T. n Waul and the United States District
that the questions should be answered. The answers
however, are known only to the Grand Jury. SeYeal
other questions asked objected to by the witness
and his objections sustained by the Court At the
cusion the Court ordered the witness to appear Men
day next when would decide whether he should be gut
under bonds and what amount, for his future good
conduct as citizen of the United States All the PR
sons summoned by the Grand Jury have answered tie
summons except Gen. Qutman, and he is understood to
be on his way here from Mississippi The Judge said it
proper for the questions to the witnesses be
made known to the public, and that hereafter he should
have the courtroom cleared Consequently the prospects
knowledge of the developments in reference the
Cuban investigation by fattering. Should
the Grand Jurors find true bill against any one, the
Saunders and Mr. p. Sauve also before the jury
though but few minutes. They ct first objected TO the
questions proposed to them, but afterwards withdrew
their objections
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ONO INSURANCE LAwsA law recently passed in the
State of Ohio contains very stringent provisions against
the frauds Of the innumerabe nonresident companies
that have set up business throughout the State Their
agents compelled to file with the State Audi
to their condition, well publish statements
in the newspapers In of loss agents who issued
the policy forbidden to remit any money their prn-
cpals until such loss is paid and the policy holder and
claimant is empowered stopthe money belonging to
the home Office in the hands Of every agent in the State
until his loss is settled. The penalties for violating the
law fine Of thousand dollars and imprisonment
The West has been oyerrun by rascaies Of this kind
and untold misery has been caused among classes who
unable too thoughtess to discriminate between
genuine and bogus institutions.
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TIE CASE or Dr. King Az ATHEss.--The report Of
Mr. MARSH United States Minister at Constantnope on
the claims Of Rsv DR. KING upon the Greek Government
has been published The Government of Greece it will
be remembered sequestrated certain lands belonging to
Dr. King for national purposes and refused to allow com
pensation therefor Mr. Marsh has examined the title
and other circumstances connected with the affair aud
decides that the claim Of Dr. King fully made out and
that il would be autamont to denial Of justice to re-
f tie claimant the courts Of Greece for redress or
the establishment Of his rights, and HE only hope Of re-
lief is 70 be found in the action Of his own Government
II is said that te lands in question with interest that
has accrued, are worth nearly hundred thousand
dollars. Il