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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Just Where They Like to Be.

The soldiers Of the Union under SuER
MAS-omong them our old regiment and
corps--ore just whore they like TO be-
cleaning up the pcstlrroui chivnlry oI
South Carolina 1t is tho fulfllmcnt OF
tho prayers of SHERMAS's Veterans tc
be carrying tho "old flag" "full higl
advanced" through tho boari of South
Curoliua. They feel that thoy nre en-.
gagged in work OF righteous rc,ri5ulion
in hlnking, stirring nboui, smoking out
and following up the skodadling fire cat rs
Of South COrolinu, They know that they
nro stirring up tho vipcr's nest in
which this rebellion was haiched-in
shokiug up from top to bottom, the State
of South Corolua. They feel that thoy
are The instruments or divine iusticc,on u
special mission, in the punishment OF the
thirty ycurs' treason Of South Curolins.
In this work Of justice they esteem 1t u
privilege TO march through the miry
swomps, and wade the muddy rivers Of
South Carolina. They know that tbe
masses Of The people, North and South,
rejoice with exceeding joy over the good
work that SuERMAn's invmciblcs are
doing In South Carolina, aud they know
that at the end OF this terrible war, aud
for generations yet unborn a peculiar
glory Will belong to tho name of the
humblcst Union soldier idontlficd with
sHERNIS's effective pursOlion of South
Carolina. Their march right down from
the cealrc to the sea coast Of Georgia
was holiday execution but all ihcir
past campaigns arc eclipssd, aud they are
rewarded for all their trials aud suffering
in the crowning glory Of their magnihcen,
ovorhuuling OF South Carollna.
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Exenpts.

Tho Buffalo Commercial A ASvertiser
thus humorously sums up the varloss
classes that will be exempted from the
draft, under General Fry's recent orders
1. Women of aIlages and complications,
when Of tho female persuasion.
2. Very dead men. who can produce
The rccoip' of the undertaken. Those
simply "killr viii be held to service.
3. 3ound healthy men. who have with (.
IN the last week enlisted aud zone 10 tho
front. All one years mon will will be
drafted AID compelled TO serve double.
g. Men born blind. on furnishing q
medical certificate Ia the effect that their
sight hus been growing no better ever
since very lust. Those having u single
optic left, whether the right or not, will
be compelled to 80 "onc eye on IT,"
D. Men with nary leg, ir they can fur.
nish evidence 10 establish This fuct.-
Peg-leggrd men, that is men with single
leg, are subject to the draft. To such,
the Commissory General will serve out
'inbs Of cork with other raliuns. the sust
to be deducted from the bounty money.
No soldier viii be allowed to retain his
cork leg after the expiration of his term
OF service,
O. Men born without arms, when II can
be shown that they hnvo not been
Engaged as teachers Of penmanship or in
cutting out paper lkencssc, with their
toes. Such viii be taken into the service
and detailed to net as assistant editors Of
newspapers To bo established in cap.
turcd rebol cities.
u Men over three hundred aud sixty
hve years OF age, when accompanied by
their parents. Men undor ten years Of age
viii be received until tho PRONUNCIATION Of
an official bulletin, signed by the Provost
Marshal General to the effect that the
various drum corps are filled.
8. All other persons whatsoever will
be held liable tu service, and will take
then chances, however slim
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02

eHutvalen,, when Cue, 20 money. If 20
wish TO borrow ninety cents on ,hc tlolIs
lupon the notes, you have the hiQhes
security il the market to do II with. /
you wish to sell. It will briug within
Traction Of rQaL and interest," At sny- mo
ment. Il will be very handy TO have il
1 the house.
! IT Is coSvLRTiuLE into sik per cent.
lgcld.bearing bond. Al the expiration o.
three years holder Of the notes ofthc TAO
Loan has option Of accepting payment
in full or Of funding his notes In a fix
per cont gold interest bond the principal
payable in not less than hye. nor more
than twenty years from us .uate' !" INC
Gcvernmsnt mSy che'' Ihere bonds
are he'd at s"eh o prew'u" W. TO moke
tn's prW''Re NC" worm 'wo OF '"'ee
per cent Per o""u'"' una auos SO 'nuc"
70 'he 'n'Prcf" No'cs vi Tue s"mo c'oss'
iSsuou ,n'ee years ago. arc now so'''hg o.
u rave ''"' 'u'g P'O'V '"' wv o''''''''S "
'h,s s'a,'n''"''
ITS ,'ShH'' 'O' NV" eiAih oH mVM'
o,rAL 'AAAfios'--D D"' "S'uo from nD the
au'""''g'' wo""'c e''"'nera'eu' speonl
n'' VI "o"H''s' e'omf'' az oo"dS ana
i'edS"'y "o''s J'e" 'oca' 'araf'o"' on
'hc uV'r"ge 'h'S exemption Is worm
aoou' TWO p'r oou'. per "hhum' according
" 'he ra'o OF ''Nhuon 10 various pai'' OF
the county .a
" Is NATIONAL SAVINGS B@Nk'-
"h'ie '''' ioon presents great "uVantl
gos TO 'argo 'of''e''''s' u on,fS sP''IS'
lhduoine 70 'ho'' VINO wish TO make
as'Io a"u Pro"'uu'' 'n''s''nch' VI Sn'"''
seV'n1s' u Is IN every WY tue pes'
savings b'nNj Tor every INSTITUTION o'
tlis klhu must tsomehoW IhV's'its dcPosi's
pr5hIably In order to pay Interest aud *
penses' They VIII invest largely is This
loan' as the best Investment Dul Ir'm
the gross interest which they receive
'hey must P'duct largely Tor 'h' txpcn-
scs OF The Bank Their usual rate Of in
tere't allowed to dctposiiors Is b per
cont. upon sums over $500. The person
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Facts About the 7-S0s---The ADJ
yantageS they offer.


'htiH ABSOLUTE SlputirH'--NeorS
w 'Sf' s''"''' "'o no" pa''s oa ' Wv
''"'"s"' s'sn''"es' aau 'a"~S "o'u ."'"
as 'ns 'e's ''s' anu su''s ''.''
''' WY Va" "."sr q" W''' r0'''''
70 contemplate inc n"ane''i azure o.
'"e "overnmen'' no oank would DC any
s'i'r' IL money Is leaned on individual
notes or oond ana mortgage II VIII Dc
payable In the same currency as the Gov
eFnment pays with and no better. The
Government never has failed to meet its
engagements and tue national d'bt Is a
hrS' mortgage upon the whole property
OF the country. While other stocks
hue'oa,e from ten to hlty, or oven a
greater Pes sent, Government stocks are
always comparatively firm. Their value
II liked and reliable, beyond all other
seeurtiesi tor while a thuosand speeula'
tive BUBBLE. rise and BURST as arale they
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate, lt \

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court for Seneca County. in the State OF
Ohio. made on the 3rd day Of February 1865
viii offer for sale 60 the highest bidder, at
the DIOR Of the Court House. in Tiiiin, on lhe
25th day OF March, ! s65, at I l o'clock, A. M
the following described real estate, situate 10
Seneca County, and State er Ohio, 70 wit ;
In lot number 50. in the "a ward of the
City Of Tifiin.
Also. Thirty acres on the east side of the
east half of the north east quarter Of section
IL, township 2. north range 10 east. and
bounded by beginaing at the nortn west cor.
ner of said half quarter sec, ,.on, running
thence east I so chains, thence south 40
ehsius. thence west $50 chains, to the west
limo Of a. ID half quarter section, tAeree north
ON aud along said west line 40 chains TO the
place Of beginning.
To be sold at not less than two thirds the
lapprisod value, ftee from dover or other ia
cumhranee one third OF the purchase
money to be paid en- the day Of sale, and
the balance In two equal annual install.
ments with intsrest from the day of Sale.
the deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage ON tho premises sold,
J. X. HoRD,
Administrator with the will annexed, on
the Estate OF John Rnso, deceased.
s~sb. 20, 1855 .-4w $50
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loite always put out the light before en-
tirely undressing, alleging that II was to-
cold to do so when undressed. "She'
also either got up and dressed befo
Emms was awake, or ley In bed Unit
Che letter iefi S.the reefn. ~"Chdrlotte'
frequently received letters, many OF them
from Dayton. Somo OF theso letters
were addressed to "Charlie" Anderson,
which she supposed TO be a diminutive OF
Charlotte. II was noticeable, however,
that they were always delivered at the
gentleman's window Of the post once,
"Charlotte" always going there for them.
A few days since "Chntlotto" proposed
thot they should 20 10 Westinghouse .whcro
she could get good places ior both of
them, and 10 this Emma agreed. Owing
to the fnilure Of her comppnion to receive
some lunds she expected, Emms spent
all tho money she Ind, ond they were
obliged TO seek aid vt Soldiers Aid
Rooms. ns narrated. After the arrest
Charlotte" was at first sulcn, but when
dressed IN soldiers clothes, frightened
up, ard expressed willingness TO moke
a clean broast Of Il. lie then made q
statement o. the eject chat he was u
member OF company u, Goth Ohio Volun.
toers, md adopted female dress in order
10 get home, which he accomplished.
lie alleges he was shout returning 10 his
fcgm5nt 10 the same costume when he
was arrested. His statement is undoubt.
edly false, as evidence has been collected
10 show that he Is rebel spy. IN his
possession wire found three srtts of
wearning apparel, onc female, on military,
and one the dress Of dushing "younr
man about town."
Charlie, alias "Iotiio" Anderson, is
very feminine IN appearance, aud has
soft aud low voice whenever he choosrs
TO use Il. Whom dressed ns a man he has
the appearance Of girl in disguise, aud
when dressed in tasteful female uttirc,
i ih ult to doubt the fcmiuily. His &C.
snti ar varied. lie j. dead
shot with u pi-tol, splendid horscmun,
ein dance admirably, play lhc piano, do
Hue sew ng. rmbruiJrr, knit aud crochet
~ wei Ms any woman. anl eau spark tho
bovs, ns many ul them know 10 their
morliii ,tion. AItl,ush so feminine in
'pp a'ancr, b is murkably strong for
lis s'z'.
Tic - ther facts llist 20 TO show he
IS n rcbe spy that II would not he pro.
per 20 give at this time. This object Of
lis getting acquainted with the girl, aud
Keeping her in ignorance OF his real sex
was to divert sucpicion from himsclf
until he could get TO Washington. In
private with Emmg he has expressed n
,ittCr haired IN tho Nnrtb sud . d,tcru,i
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A Rebel Spy in Female Attire.
Re- Lives with Girl Two Weeks withou
Betrsying his Sex An Extraordinary Al
fair aad Important Arrest.

The Cleveland Heard contains /
lengthy and somewhat romaulic accuubl
OF the capture Of u rebel SPY in that city
while sailing un der false colors. IL seem
that on Saturday morning, two young
women, apparently about nineteen OF
twenty years old, called nt the rooms OF
the Soldiers Aid Society, aud applied Tor
transportation TO Washington, One OF
them giving he name Of Charlotts An.
derson, said she hsd enlisted two or three
times in tho army, but had been rejected
on her sex being discovered, As they
turned 20 leave, one Of the ladies' in the
room heoime ruspieious that "Charlotten
was man, ard sent up stairs TO the
Provost Marshal. by whose order
"Churlotte" aud her companion were i'm
mediately arrested. "ChSrlotte" on heing
charged with sailing ander false
eolors, Indignantly denied the imputation,
and her companion, EnmO, cl.o assured
the officers that "charlotten was girl,
for they had slept together several nights.
Emma proved the honesty of her belief
by urging "Charlotto" To- submit To ,hs
medical examination prnposed, but 10
which, "Chsrlolio" stoully refused, and
il was only by forsiblo means that the
examination was mado, aud the fact es.
tablished that "sho" was a"he." Emma
was overwhelmed with grief aud. con.
fusion on the discovery OF the sex Of her
companion, and wept bitterly, refusing
all further communication with him.
"Charlo'te was locked up In the ehy
- i
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Administrators sale of Real
Estate.


In pursuance OF an order granted by th,
ProbHe Court Of Seneca County, Ohio,
will Offer for sale at Public Auction on the
4th day ef March. A. ID. 1865, at one clock
7. NJ. at the door Of the Court House, In
Ilthn, Ohio, the following described real
estate, situate in the County OF Seneca and
STATE OF Ohio. to-wit :-Deing the south part
OF the north east fractional quarter OF
fractional section twenty fye 1851 in town
ship one a. north, range fourteen (l4) east o.
hrst principal meridian. OHIO beginning for
the same at the tonih east corner Of said
fractional quarter section and running thence
north fourteen and fhy hundredths (l4.50)
chains, along the east line OF said section 10
the south east corner Of tract Of seventeen
(lll acres heretofore conveyed by deed by
William Baugher to George w. Baugher-
thence west aloug the south line Of said
seventeen acre tract. To the Sandusky River,
--she.ee south westerly, along the east bank
OF said river, TO the south west corner OF
said lracsional quarter section--thene east.
foIt nine aud twelve hundredth t49 lal
chains, TO the place OF beginning. excepting
one hall acre for cemetery purposes. out OF
the southeast corner. containing forty eight
and ninety hundredth (s8.9O) acres,
Also, the east part Of the south east frac
tionsl aier,er of said fractional see.
ton twsaty-fvs (es, excepting eleven
and eleven bundredths Qili) seres OF OF
the south end. containing sixty one and
eighty two hundredths (s;. .e2) acres. Tobs
sold ires from dover or other encumbraues.
Appraised at $4,000
Term Of Sals.-one third in hand. one
third In one year. and one third In two yesrs
from the day OF sale, with interest {; the pay.
ments to be secured by mortgage upon tho
premises sold wILLlAM BAKER.
Administrator on the estate Of William
Baugher, deceased.
BrERs a TaoArsos. Atty1
Feb, 6, 1865 s-4w.
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Guardian,s sale.

In pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
Court Of Seneca County, Ohio, made on the
18th day Of February, 1865. in tho case ol
Samuel Rickenbaugh, guardian Of Clara ]
Smith, and Russell B Smith and William
Smith, guardian OF Hiram X Smith, Ira Il
smith and Jane r. Smith, against their
wrads. the undersigned viii on The 18th da /,
OF March. A. D. 1865, at the door of ,lis
Court House, In said County, offer AT
Public Sale, the following described real
csate, situate In SENECA County, Ohio
to.wit.
The undivided one fhh part Of the west
half Of the south east quarter Of section
number eleven (ll) IN township number tive
~ north range number fifteen 4 10 contain
Ing eighty ncrcs of land, more or less.
Also, the undivided one.fifih part part oil
The wet half Of the north east quarter Of sec.
tion numcer fourteen (l4) In township mum
bcr two (2) OF range number fifteen us,
containing eighty ncres, more or less
Terms Of sale.-One third cash on the
day OF sale, one.third in one, and one. .thir,
IN two years from the day OF sale. to b,
secured by mortgage on the premises sold
snd in deferred payments 20 bear interest a.
ihe rate Of six per centum per annum. nay
able annually Appfa iscd at 81 900.
SAMUEL RICKENBAUGH,
WILLIAM SMITH,
ny Bycrs & Thompson, Atty's.
Feb 81, lS65.1w-S75
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Adlninistratsr's Sale Of Real.
Estate.

Pursuant to an order made by the Probate
Court Tor Seneca county. in the State Of
Ohio. on the 18th day OF December. A. d.
1854, will sell at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, but at not less than two thirda
appraised value. ON the lSth Of March A. ID.
1858, at one o'clock r. NJ, on the premises,
Steam Saw Mill and fixtures. located on
the North East quarter Of section IL, Town
ship !. North. Range " East, in Seneca
County, in State Of Ohio, together with the
use Of the mill yard aud the land appartensnt.
10 cav mill. so long as the sams remaina and
10 used upon its present site. The millyarh
and appurtances, contains about q asses 81
OF land. Said premises are q part Of real
Estate Of the late Samuel Weaver, dese.s-
ed, and are situate near the Village Of Atsi-
ca.
To be sold free from dover or other ia
eumbrace. One third Of the purchase mon-
ey 10 Be paid on the day Of the sale, and
the balance In two equal installments at
six and nine mouths respectiv ely. the de-
fered ayments 10 be secured by mortsaxe
on the premises sold, and 10 bear interesl
from the day Of sale.
The purchaser Will be required, to pay.
for the deed.
sAMUEL ]. SEED.
Administrator on the. Esisis Of Saausl
Weaver, deceased.
]. X. Hoap. Aty.
FEB. le.tV
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The owner offers for Sale until tho 18th
March next. a farm Of GOO acres. in one body,
divided now into two Enclosures, with Q
house and barn on II we'll watered, with
timber enough for farm purposes and all
in grazing condition, except piece Of about
so acres in timber. At the low price Of
Seventeen Dollars per Acre The land has
been fed on by 81 eep and caltte for 30 ysars;
is six miles west from Sandusky, Erie Co.
Ohio, and mile from the Sandu.ky. Day
ton and Cincinnati r, r. Itisadapted m ,rs.
especially to grazing either sheep or cattle.
Parts Of 1t excellent corn and meado~ land.
For further particulars apply by letter, or
in person. 10 II. @, BUSH. Real Estate Agt.
Feb. .. 1865. 5.-6w. Sandusky City. O.
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Farm for Sale.

Seventy three acres located in wyando,
County, o. east side Of Ssndusky River. l..
miles Z ON MeCutehinsvills
tourty seven acres in pleasant tounsaip
5 neea county o above the Old Fort.
Eighty acres OF Timoer on Wolf Creek in
Pleasant township Seneca Couuy o, 2,s
"a iles below Fort Seneca The above lands
telong TO TOBIAS MILLER.
Far further information apply TO Geo. L
MILLER For, Seneca sspesA Co, ohis or
John Fry Fremont.
Feb. l6, AZ aa e
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Here ~e sro, young ladies'. three young
fcs i've soldier boys, now serving in the
army Of tho 'lim,' Of good morals, and
resreeinbillty, and though We cannot boast
much Of our good looks. we are perfectly
willing to exchange "shadovs' with all who
msy desire. Now, young ladies, do net
take yom eyes of this until you have fully
fun aud mental Improvement. Address,
Hugh Merose. Carl Vinton. or Harry
Gcnwood, Drum Ccrps. 1891 o. V !.
Washington, ID. g.
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Owes oF TIE AuoiroR oy STATE,
lrsurance Department, Columbus, o., Feb, I, uJ
wrERkAH The Metropolitan Insurance Compan,
los,ted nj New Nors, In the state of New Nork, hal
hsa Ia this office asvorn statement OF H., cnnniiio on
ssIeqnired by the tr,t section o the act nro tegu
late lusuNnce Compsniss not Incorporate by the
state of Ohio" passed April sih. u 81, aud amendrd
Febrnar 9th, hC4i and, Whereas, said Company Ia,
fur The nnder ensd satisfactory evidence that
10 assessed oiatleast oNg uuSnRg ANn DOLLARS
ol arnalCapltl invested IN stocks ~ Bonds o, Ia
Matrages OF Real Estate, worth double the amour,
Tor which the sanle s rgagedj and. " hrreas said
tonprny has nrd In this off a written insifunirn nj
unief ia corporate seal silncdby the President aud
>eSretaU thereof. apihorising any Agent or Agents
OF sid Compsny IN this Siate TO acknowledge ser.
vice of process. FOR aud IN bshalfof said COMPANY,
acsnrding Ia the terps sf said law.
Now, Therefore, IN pursusnce of the first section
Of The aforrsaid act, JAhgs a. GopNAS Auditor Of
S'ue Tor Ohio. do hereby certify that said Metropolitan
Insurance Company of New York, IL author.
iNsato transact 'he business of Fire Aad Marine In
'nmnce In this state unti the thirty first day OF Jan
psn' IN the year one Thousand eight hundted aud
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. hAye hs,eunta suS
scfbsd nv nAme and eaused the seal Of M, Office to
he ihredihe day and year above written
JANIS u. GOODMAN,
tsElt.l tsrAapl Auditor OF slate
f'h -, letS ..sw,
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MARRIED,

NANpERVlER R--HILL-on- F,bru
ary 27,h, 1869, at tho residence Of tho
brides father, by Rev. Il, Beach, MIR. p,
j. VaNdeIvier' Of Reed,own, Seneca Co
to Miss hury J. HILL OF Huron Co q
STUART-pHlLLlPS-op Febru
AIRY &c, 1868, by II v. c, Baldwin at hi,
own residence, Mr. Thomas C. Stuart and
Miss ResIal Pailips,all Of riffjn, Ohio.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on. the 3lst day Of January, 1866.
orFicE OF rus AUDITOR or STATE, ISsuRANcE
DEp'T. ..s r. a Hs q

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on, the 3ist day of January, 1866.
OFFICE OF ruE AuDrroR OF STATE, IssuRANcE
DEP'r. t- 80 t-A
CoLrMDrs OnIo January II, 1865.
wrEnrAs, The MERCHAN INSUR.
ANOE COMPANY OF Hartford, located ai
Hartford, In the State of Connecticut, has
filed in this Office sworn statement of it's
condition, as required by the fret section OF
the act "To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State of Ohio"
passed April 8, 1856, and amended February
3, 1864; and, whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory eyi
dence TINT It is possessed Of at least one
hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital
Invested in stocks, or bones. or in mort
cages ofreal estate, worth double the amour,
for which the same is morigaged; and
whereas, said Company has filed in this
Office written instrument under i,s corpor.
ate seal, signed by the President and Secre
tary thereof. authorizing any gent or agents
Of said Company in this State to asknowl
edge service Of process, for and in behalf of
said Company according to the terms OF said
law.
Now, therefore in pursuance or the first
section ot the aiorsnid net, ], JAMES II
GOODMAN. Auditor of State for Ohio. do
hereby certify that said MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford.
Conn is ulhorized to transact the business
Of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State
until the thity first day of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
six.
(SrAMr In witness whereof | have here.
/. SEAL unto subscribed NV name and
cansvl the seal Of my Office 10 be
affixed the day and gear above
written.
JAS.'H. GOODMAN. Auditor of State.
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cERTIFIcATEoF AUTHORITY .
tToespirso. ,hsal.'. day OfJaous'y. lsoIJ

(roexpire os the 3lst. day Of ofJanusiy. ls6,',)
oFFicEoFTHE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSURANCE DsPi., Columns, % ,Jan 20 1865
WngRsAs tho INSURANCE COMPANY pF
NoRrh AMERICA, located Mt Philade iphla, In th,,
sta col fennsNhania, has filed IN this ONCE sworn
statement OF its condition, a. required by the first ,c.
lion ofthe act"roregnlste Insurance Companies not
Incorporated BY the state of Ohio" passed Aprl g.
1855, and amended February o, 1864, and whereas
said company has tGrn shed the und raj gned satiac
toryevidtnce that tits possessed of at least one hun
dred thonsahd dollars OF actual capital invested in
stocks, or bonds or In mongages OF rsaestate worth
double The amount for which The same 10 moftgugsd,
and whereas,said Company has filed In this Office,
whtten instrument nnderis corporate seal sisned
tie President aud Secretary thereof Nutor xinR any
agent or agents ofsaid Company IN this state to ac
knowledge service oi process for aud In behafof said
Company Herording 10 the terms of SAID law
therefore, IN pursaanre OF the first section Of
me sforssaid act, !, JAMES. II, GOODMAN, auditor
Of Estate OF Ohio 10 hereby Gently that said INsIR.
ANCE COMPANY OfNOrH AMEhlCA. at Ph.Ia.
delPha lis authorized transact the hus ness Of Hire
nnd Menne Insurance in this State until the 3ls day
and sixtY.six
In witness whereof, have hereunio subseribed my
name and caused the seal Of my oihce 20 be afIlsed
lsEALl the day and year above written
tsrANrl JAMES. II. GcoHnls, Auditor of State.
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Ssneoa County Aoademy.

The Spring Term Of this Institution will
eommspee on the 18th oi March. and will
continue twelve weeks.
TrirIoS Nine Dollars. payable in ad.
vance.
lSsrsrarsrAL MrNo.-Ten Dollars for
"a lessons. ]. Y, GREGORY, Prin.
March Q, ls65-3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-02
Notice.

he undersigned has resumed the prae.
tlee Of Medicine and surgery. end will at,
tend 10 all calls Special attention. given to
the treatment Of all CnnoNIo DlsEASEs.
ofiee ilours. iiom A, NJ. 20 s Pm.
0theo 10 ledge Block, over Bows 4 Lysle's
Store.
Residence near tile first Toll Gate, on the
Mslmore read
f,E. FRANKLIN, NJ. d.
December rs, 1864,