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GyMERIT WILL NOT GO UNREwAsDED,
though oftenlimes justice may seem to
be tardy. In the caae Of Dr.. D. H..
Seelye, who discovered the Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy which has cured thon-
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cure, il has been thus; but during the
last year in the unprecedented amount
OF sales to inhabitants of nearly every
cline, do the people acknowledge the val,
ue OF bis long study and great learning
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Obituary.

Another name is added to the list of our
many noble soldiers who have sunk beneath
wars crimson wave. The subject of this
memorial, Ozro f. Quiggle,. son of Calvin
Quieg,e, All, Fulton Co., Ohio, formerly of
natnbdeD. Geanga Co., was amoug the first
to enlist 10 defense of the Old Flag. After
bravely enduring the toll aud danger of war
for three years. he enrolled bis name as a
veteran in Co. l. l4th Reg, o. V. V. L.,
with tho band OF noble patriots whose de-
votion and bravery we deligh, to honor
Toll and privatiou were endured by him
without a murmur or complaint, until his
death, which occurred Nov. 22d, 1864, in
the 2lst year of his age; when he was shot
near MilledgcvlIe, Ga. HIS loss is deeply
fe;. boing a favorte with the regiment in
which bo served For nearly four years,
he has faithfully followed our starry banner
through tho sunshine of prosperity and the
gloom Of adversely. In the battle of Mill
Spring, Chckamauga, Mission Ridge, and
other engagements. his conduct was brave
and meritorious. But a patriots grave has
at last received the war-worn soldier. The
tears of bis affectonate parents may never
moisten the sod that covers the last resting
place of their loved one; and roses, plant.
cd by tho hand of a touder sister, may nov
or bloom upon his lonely grave, over which
the pine aud cypress cast their sombre
shade. The rolling drum or the thrilling
notes of the bugle will never again disturb
his deep slumber. The home threshold
will echo his familiar tread no more, for
tho loved one is gone-and
Dreamess is his peaceful slumber,
In his lonely Southern grave,
Thore the sombre pine and cypress,
Der his tomb in sadDoss wave.
Tho no flower may twne in beauty
Der the loved one ear,y slain,
Memory weaves brighter garlan
Round our youthful soldiers name.
.|r. I ~ 1n.- J. L. YEAMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

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Probate Notice.

t.. Probate Notice.
THE following accounts have been flied
Il in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- of Estate of Lafayette Benson, dec d.
+" Reuben /. Henry, 4"
Guardian of Clemon Dixon.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- of Estate of Ezra M. Baker, decd.
Amor Moore,
Ex"r Ann Sadler,
Guardian of Levi E. Rose,
" Lee g. Moore.
" Charles f. Russell.
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
don, on the 25th day of Msrch, A. d.
1865, at ten o'clock, A, NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
Nj. G. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, March 3, 1865. 7so.-3w.
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Union Musical Association.

A meeting of the above Association will
bo held at Wilson's Corners in Concord on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 7,h and
9th, under the direction of Prof. Luce
The key Note" will DO used. Concert on
Wednesday evening. Members will take
notice of tho change of time, which has
been made for the convenience of the Con-
duetor, .".t. J.C. WELLS,
Secretary.
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few days, after many years of misery, is willing
to assist his snffern .teow creatures by sending
(iree), on the receipt of n postpaid addressed en-
velope, copy OF the formula OF cure employed.
Direct to JOHN AZ DAGNALL.
Box 1873 Postofiice. BROOKLYN N Y
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
Insurance Dept, t,CoIumbus.J Jan. I6. 1866. {
WHEREAS The NEW ENGLAND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart.
ford, in the State of Couu.. has filed 10 this
Office q sworn statement of its condition, az
tequired by the first section o. the act, "To
regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo.
rated by tho State of Ohio" passed. April s,
1856, and amended February 8, 1864; and,
Whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed Of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of actual ca pital invested in stocks or
bonds. or in mortgages of real estate. worth
double the amount for which the same is
mortgaged; and, Whereas, said Company
has filed in this Office written INSTRUMENT
urder it's corporate seal signed by the Pres.
ident aud Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this
State to acknowledge service of process for
and in behalf of said Company, according to
the terms of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of tho first
section of the aforesaid act, l, JAMES II
GOODMAN, Auditor of the State of Ohio. do
hereby certify. that said New England Fire
Insurance Company, of Hartford, ia author
lied to transact the business of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State, until the
thirty first day of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.six.
~, In witness whereof, have here.
! SEAL unto subscribed my name and caus.
tU~~~> ed the seal of my office to be af.
fred the day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN, T
Five Cent Stamp.] Auditor of State.
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MARRIED.

In Chardon, Feb. els by Eder d. r,
King. at his residence. Mr.. EBER SIEB.
BINS, and Miss FANNY ALLEN, all of
CbarGon.
In Thompson, Feb. 9Th. bv Rev. B. J.
Kennedy, Mr. l. DOW PEASE. of Char.
don, and Miss SARAH GOTHAM. OF tho
former place.
Also, at the same time, and place. and
by tho Same. Mr.. PHINEAS j. LANG
WORTHY, of Illinois, and Miss JANE
DIED.
In Ravenna, Feb. 18th. 1865, Mrs LYD.
la B BROWN, aged al years, A months
aud 81 days. d. rr--. ..
Tho deceased has quickly followed her
husband. Hon o. P. Brown, to the silent
grave. After protracted and languishing
iinces. she bude adcu TO life, leaving three
sons, the eldest less Than twenty. orphsned
and alone in tho world. Mrs. Brown was
born in Chardou .Geauga Co, Sept. 23, 1893,
and was the eldest daughter of Alvnro aud
Nancy Beebe. Her father died when she
was six years of age, but her mother still
survives. She was member OF the NJ. T..
Church before taking up her residence in
Ravenna. and ever professed a faith in the
religion of Christ-and that faith grew
stronger end clearer and brighter as her
days aud hours upon earth grew less, and
sho dod with the peace of the Christian in
her soul.-Portnge { ourty Dmecrnt. ..,
In Chardon. Feb. 23d, 1865, of Erysipelas,
JAMES A. SHERMAN son of Jacob and Ann
Sherman, uged Is years and months
His remains were taken to the State of Now
York for inermenr.
Gone to thy rest, sweet child,
Gone to thy dreamless bed,
Gentle and undefiled,
With blessings on thy head.
"Ere sin might wound the heart,
Or sorrow wake tear, ,
Rise to thy home o. rest,
In yon celestial sphere.
'Alonc unto our Fathers will
Our hearts are reconciled,
That tie whose love eXceedeth still
Hath taken home His child" [CoM.
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE.

OFFICE UF I'VE UF STATE, z
Columbus, Ohio, Jan. lG 1865. {
1t is hereby certified, That tho foregoing
is a correct copy of the statement of tha
condition Of tho New England Fho Insur.
ance Company OF Hartford, made to and filed
in this Office, Tor the year 1865.
Seal Witness my hand and seal off
cially. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Stamp ... Auditor of Slate.
Po icies promptly issued by G.. II. Ford,
Ageut, Burton, Ohio.
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Geo. n. Ford, Agent, Burton, O.

Statute of that State. entitled IAN Act TO
regulate Insurance Companies. not incor-
porated by the State of Ohio, passed April
9Th, 1856.
NAME AND LOCATION.
Tho name of the Company 10 tho NEW
ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, aed is located at Hartford, Connecticut
| CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital
Stock is 100000 90
The am. of its Capital Stock
paid up is 100000 90
l. Cash o. the Companyon hand
and 10 the hands of Agents
and other persons, ssosll 81
2 Real Estate unincumbered. None.
8 Tho Bouds and Stocks owned
by tho Company, (as per
vouchers accompanyiug,)-
how secured, and the rate
of interest thereon, market
value s2,ioo 90
4. Debts duo the Company,s ,secu-
red by mortgage, Gas per &C.
companyiog vouchers) lse,o47 s8
5 Debts otherwise secured, Gas
per vouchers accompany.
ing) 1900 90
6. An other securities, including
accrued interest, 1858 %
Total assets of the Company 1898 O73 ~
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due, & l 44O 90
Losses unadjustcd, ll,1I3 90
All other claims against tho Co.
consist of Miscellaneous Ex-
peuses against the Office only.
Total liabilities, 6 1883 90
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured in
any ono risk, except in few
special cases, Is 5000 90
The greatest amount allowed by
tho rules to be insured IN any
one city, town or village, de-
ponds upon its size and con-
| structiOn.
The greatest amt allowed to be
insured in any one block
Same as above.
The amt of It's capital or earn
ings deposited in any other
State as security for losses
therein. None.
| The Charter, or Act of Incor-
poratiop of said Company, as
previously filed.
State of Connecticut,
County of Hartford 0s'
George ID. Jowett, President, and Robert
A. johnson, Secretary of tie New En-
gland Fire Insurance Company, being
severaIy sworn, doposo and say, that the
| foregoing is a full, true and correct state.
ment of tho affairs of said Company, that
the said Insurance Company is the bona
ide owner of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual Cash
Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in
Mortgages on Real Estate.worth double the
amount for which tho same is mortgaged
and that they are tho above described Off
GERS Of said Insurance. Company
GEO. d. JEWETT, President.
| ROBERT A. JOHNSON, Secretary.
| Seal. Subscribed aud sworn before me
this 9th of January. 1865. .
IS Cont S'amr.] WIN. HAMERSLEY,
A Comm'r for the State O. Ohio.
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SEVEN-THlRTY LOAN,

These Notes are issued under date oil August
18th, 1864, and are payable three years from
that time, in cui rency, convertible, at the
option of the holder, into
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GOLD-BEARiNG BONDS.

rbno honda ,ra II o( ;,,,
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Gs>Having used f. M. Hubbards I'm
proved Stove Damper. advertised in auoth.
or column, we take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the public. For sale by Marsh g.
Wood, of this place.
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u. s. 7-3O LOAN.

by authority Of the Secretary OF the Treasu'
ry, the Undersigned has assumed tho General
Subscription Agency for the sale Of u s. Treas.
ury Notes, bearing seven and threo.'enths per
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

BW WO kHUW UI HVVH'HB 'V'y "'"' 'o'O"O
or interesting in the local line this wook.
@JWe have received, with compliments
of o. j. Willard, dealer in music piano
fortes, Sc, Dunkirk N. Y, several now and
popular pieces Of music, for which he will
please accept our thanks. Among them is
a patriotic hymn, "May God Protect Co.
lumbia," written and composed by J r..
Thomas, and song end chorus, moonlight
Thoughts" by John Summers Cox, of Hoo.
loys Minstrels. Price, 80 cents each. Mr..
Willard is about to remove to No SAT
Broadway, N. ", and enlarge his business.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware
lORlalNAI Mini CRHBK, Ao,l


Ihis company continues to oer the people Of Belh
ware, its superior advantages Of nsuran srsinst i
risks. ~ ef' '~iine
The lnstituton il commended by over 90 yaars axnar
enee IN and attention to the OF Mutual
oehB the hfs TO Introduce th8 principle into our sa
by reason OF which, II Is believed the MAnaeers hays
eeen enabled 50 to adjust and discriminate etNaen ina
uuerent varieties OF property render the mepar
p among tue most equitable in character Of the nins
Gus INSURANCE. Companies presented TO the public
II taxes credit to Itself that ita payments of Ossas bnva
been So prompt and LIBERAL that in % years buBness ana
obses eA ming over 3OO00u not single case Of lltva
on mas occurred aud scarcely without eptIre HAs
faction to the parties us ursd '
Looking more 10 the safety than tba nnr,ha. -,
amount OF its risks 1t has declined undreds og Th
sahus OF DoArs et Insurance. either as rsouirng too
great en amount in single risk or as Offering un6l ~
Jeeth o Insurance for the character Of the nstHton
IN TINS manner It Is conceived 1t has the aafasi and
most select t OF insuranceF in proportion to the amnunt
within reasonable range. company
AS evidence oi this has only reduced ha rata e
insurance, at all times moderate one-sxth dnrin1 tba
at Two years but presents clear surpns oS
taovJu ~ security against any Assessmen on the Dsnes
Noes, which sum by the TO sefip CertierAs -,
the balances due to each member now being issneJ ,
De paying interest to them from January 1862 AZ th
Aieol per cent per annum, thus making still srth
1t commenced the year 1862 with real proteetIon n
the continuity in Deposit Notes Of s9sooo0
surplus Fund e@So'0VO eSo'0V
Total protection, s5ooo -
II Is the work Of tbs Farmers OF Delaware and Al h
they ought tu pAtrOnila 3 -@ no euNA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
IN THE COURT OF CHANCBRY OF THE STATE OF
phLAWAkh IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
John Randall p. and wife complainant

rs, IN psrlifIIn
Sarah Ann Erwin and others respondents \
Agreeably TO An order the Chancellor tnade In III.
above cause, at the September Term, A. D 1854 notice is
hereby given to all persons having any lieu upon the In
terest or estate Of John Raadal, p, LettA NJ Ra dali
Sarah Ann Erwin, Dr Walter Williamson. and Slsry
Matilda Williamson, either " them. In the lands aud
tenemens in the said proceedings mentioned to file pc
on setting forth the amuuAt nnd nature Of the same
10 the office Of the Register Ia Chaucery Tor New Castle
County ten days before the third Monday iu Rubruary
next and to appear aud prove sd lien at the ensuing
term OF the Court Of ChAnOery before the rising Of th
Court on the third day OF the term.
GEORGE B RODNEY, Trustee
January 9Th, ls0j-lan dtnlirb 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

DIRECTORS:
III iis9n, Brandywne Hd,j James Deapiain Christi.
ana Hd4 James Webb Samuel Barr y d nh
ana Jess sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Robert McCsGe Xiii
Greek ud@ John F. Williamson, White CLAY CTsek ia
ueoiss Jahtler, New Castle Hdi Curtis d. Ellison Pan
eade Hdj John e. CLARK, He'd Lion Hd; Wm. Tennja
smyrna James H. Burnhain, 81. Georges HI; Chalss,
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown. -Vuu' Do'efi
AuhNIs-As ws of receiving applications for insur.
Ell Wilson, Brandywine HID; Robert Mecnbe Mil
Srssh @ nd James DelapiAin, ChrstianA I'D; John y
NllAmton, hhiie Clay Creek Hd; Curtis b. Ellison
hundreds joseph o. qrlmth, Smyrna JAMES cIlpnan
SsW Sasts Hdi Charles I. Fleming, Milford ChhTlss
Iunnell, usorgeoWn, Henry Todd, Dover N-1'i's
Communications general business ada raasad n ,h
Ion. ou'Ao Atten
ia ROBERT AoCABR NJ D., secretAry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
Sugar
Sugar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Molasses,
Hdolasses,
Aud all other articles Usually kept in Gloeery Store
whi,h he is soling At the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.

Housekespers are requested TO call and examine his
STOCK ci gods The subscriber having boon engaged In
the grocery business In the james Morrow for
several years, feels confident that by strict asnton 10
business he viii give entire satisfaction to ali who may
favor him with trial.
hb5sai JAMES NJ JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

ABeautitul Country Seat for Sale
M IIHlN three or four miles OF Wilmington, containin
W thirtYthree and a-hGlf Of land with fine build
inss The land is in high state OF cultivation Terms
reasonable. Apply to W. MooAULLEY q Co.
No. goa Markat STRAIT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
PIesident--JEssE SHARPE.
stArY and TroSsurer-RoRgAT MoCAHV N "a ~
DIRECTORS

II ia m, me p,o,lg,,en, ,yors as H. p.. 100000
they ought " patronile it, @Au N9 suoh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04

Rodding's Russia Salve
Heals old Sores
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures burns scads, Cuts.
Redding's Russia 5alve
cur'a wounis' Bruises, sprelus.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures BoilF, Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia SaIvo
Cures Salt Rhoam, Files, ErydeolAs
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Riusvorm, Corns, g., Ge.
NO-FAMilH SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.,
only % Gents Box.
FOR sAtE BY
y. y: DiAsM0RE, No. 49l Broadway, New York
!. W; foWLE CO., No. IS Tremont street, liuslon
And by all Druggists aud Country Stoiskeepers.
ap 2Sly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
FOR RENT.

NO. la snug LITTLE FARM OF 10 acres in Brandy
~ wine Hundred, suitable for Truck Flrm-or
would be sold bargain.
No 2;-About u acres Of land, with good dwelling
Within "a mile OF Wilmington. Very productive suits.
ble Tor MIX or Truck Farm.
No. 3-s or good story Brick Houses ou llh street
between Lombard and Pine
No. 4.-several cheap Frame Houses al spirksyiie
ian. 49, Co5 MsrEei H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-04
PROCLAMATION.

CHARLES BlEFE, Chief Caterer to the esens I
Wilmington, and tho public generally do publleh and
declare;--
1. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are IN
season. and may be found done ia the very best style
at the OYSTER BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD STREET DE-
TWEEN MARKET AND KiN1 STREETS.
.. That OYSTERS now strictly prim', and are done
up In the moht delicious Stews, Pans Ftls &e, at the
0ystor Bay House In Third strest.
g. Thatnll kindt of tifeshmenis J. ay be obtained 81
the said Oyster bay House, IN Third Street. dene up ~
the futurej as Ia the past to make this feeeloy one
the best in the United siatos model establishment o.
which LADIES AND uRNTLEMRN can obtain every
luxury In tho shape Of EATItG and DRINKING at aif
prcea and be accommodated pisasaItiy and promptly.
f~-N1 4lvtnuuler tie aud and seal Of Ofice Of me
LIS said Oyster bay lious, In Third Street, between
'-,~' MARKET snd ing Streets, Wilmington, Delaware
~ seventh day cf s plgulbsr, A. d, 1864
sep-e sGkRlGR kEEfR, Propretsr