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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03
NAME ANo LOCATION

Tho nnme Of the Company IL the LoaiL.
LARD FIRE Insurance COMPANY aud is located
lO4 Broadway, city OF New York.
l.-CAPIrAL. .f
The amount Of It's Capital stock -
is........... .............. roo 90
paid up is................. is s5Oo, coo 90
ll.--ASSErS,
/. Cash of the Company on hand.
other r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n "' =. . ss.os7 al
q Real Estate. unincumbcred.. GUl Ia
). The Bonds and Stocks owned
or. sceompsnyiSaj .......... nl,sOO %
1. Debts due the Company, se. 49,
cured by mortgage, Gas per -.
accompany yOucherS.).... 427,O00 90
8, Debts oi herwise secured Gas
per vouchers accompauying) a, 200 90
O. Debts tor premiums. ...:..... 8, TS6 90
All other securiLlese-- interest
accrued. ......... l5,i12 81
Total Assets of the Company. S7ed,59e &c
III -LIABILTrlES.
rhe amount Cf liabilities, due or
not due, to Banks and other
creditors, ........ s......... Nome
Losses adjusted and due. ......... None.
Losses adjusted and not due ..... 96J 90
Losses unadjusled ..... ......... l5,425 90
Losses III suspense, waiting for
iurther PROOF ............ -. BE- Mono.
All other claims against the Com
pany. income TAX and interest
dus scrip holders .....-.. l,osl IS
Total liabilities. ....... .......... els, ,3s4 IS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03

1t is determined that Colum bia, the
capital of South Carolina, shall be
kept rs a Federal city Hail Colum-
bia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03
.TATnM'NT
OF the Condition Of the
d LORILLARD FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

On the 3lst day Of December, 1894,
made to the Auditor Of Ohio, pur-
suant TO the Statute of that State,
entitled IAN Act to regulate Insu.
rance Companies not incorporated
by the State Of Ohio" passed April
8, 1856. -
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03

The subscriptions TO the 7-30 loan
or Monday amounted to ss,437, ESQ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03

Appli cations received and policies prompt
ly issued and renewed by
JNO. NJ. HAMLIN,
Agent, Findlay, Ohio.
March 3, yllu4ll3
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03

The nnme Of the Company is the LoRii.
LARD FIRE Insurance COMPANY and is located
lU4 Broadway, Iity OF New York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-03
a letter from General Sne, man.

The following letter from General
Sherman has just been publhed:
HEAD RS Mil, DIV. OF THE MIS-
SIssIPPI, NEAR MARIETTA, Ga.
.Iuna 30 lSGl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
TIE NATION YHAR.

The leaves that made oiIr forest pathway shady
Begin 10 ruetle down upon the breeze;
The Yearis fading like stately lady f
Who Laws aside her youthful vanltss;
Yet while the memory OF her beauty iugars,
She cannot wear the livery Of the old.
SO an tumn comes, 70 paint with frosty ingers
Some leaves with hues Of GRIN son and Of gold.
H.
The matrons voice filed all the hills and valleys
With full.toned music when the leaves were young,
While now, In forest des and garden alleys,
ehirPing reedy song ut eve is snng
Yet sometimes, toe, when sunlight gilds the morn.
ing
Az II her slow bit sure decadanee scornIng,
She woke again the olden melody
With odorous May.buds, sweet M youthful pleasures
She made her beauty bright and debonnair;
But now the sad ga th Yields no floral treasures,
And twines no roses Tor the matron's hair
SILL, can she not all lovely things surrender
Right regal is her drapery even now H..
Gold, purple, green, nNrought with every spendor,
And clustering rapes in garands on her brow
IV. .
In Juno she brought me tufts Of fragrant clover
Rife with the wild bees cheery monotone,
And when the earliest bloom waa mast and over,
offered us sweetaT scents from iields new mown
Now upland orchards yield with paiiering laughter
Their red checked beauty TO the groaning vain,
And heavy laden racks 60 creeping after,
Piled high with sheaves Of golden-bearded grain.
a "u is.rH' "
Ereong, when NIL To love and life are clinging,
And festal holly Shines on every wall,
Her knell shall be the NewyeRr bells outrnging,
The driited snow her stainlesa burial pail
She fades and falls, but proudly and sedattly,
This Matron Year who has such largess gwen
Her brow still Tranquil, aud her presence stately,
As one who losing earth, holds fast to Heayeni
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
Dayton Daily Empire.

Amongst the first northern papers that
have placed the Enquirer among their ex-
changes is this valuable and able journal.
during the late war position rs bold as Il
was just. While they never uttered dis
loyal sentiment, they never lost sight of
the constitution aud its golden preeepts.
All readers will remember the fiery ordeal
this paper has encountered by its devotion
10 principle.
The day is not far distant when the
American people will add reverence 10 re
spect To all such papers. .r6H
We shall always give a hearty welcome
TO its smiling face.-Ddily Enquirer, Cor
riath, Mississippi.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

IIOME.--lIome should he viewed as So
oial nursery within whose protecting walls
young lady must fit herself for a higher
and more difficult sphere. Its the place of
opportunity: the dressing room Of life, and
ante-chambeT leading into the great hall OF
assembly, In which she Is bound To act
some more or less important part Young
Ladies' Co1mseiiOr.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

A pretty definition OF a good wife-one
dinner dressed. rIitH .-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12
FRESH RI: GROCERIES; les;

EVERY FAMILY DESIRES GOOD FRESH GRO
~ ceneE, an we would remind all persons inter-
ested to give us cali.
Q "a N NJ Il d FIR u I It s.
Western Peaches, Plume, Strawberries, Quinoes
Tomatoes, BlAokberries, and Cherriesi thenWe have
Spice and Core Oysters,
also, an assortment Of Jolhes Middetown HAms and
shoulders, Lamps and Coal OIL, Sugars and Cohaes,
Pickles Spices, Fancy Soaps, &e In fact eVeryth nR
that the markets afford that desirable. To TOhaes0
Ohewers we would say keep the best article Of FnA
Cut that can be had. Come one, come all, and see
shAt we can do. M'1NTIRE a BAIRD,
deI4dawtf MRinst. IS dOoTab0loW Market
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
srrrmrN EoNnA.s F.tnls.

GTATE OF yERM0NT,l At Probate
- Manchester District, IS. Court holden at
Manchester, in and icr said Obstruction the 20th
DAY osaAprl. A. b, 1865.
Present Il X FOWLER, Register, presiding.
Julia Fonda, the guardian OF Sarah /. fon,
da, minor heir q stephen II. Fonda, late Of
Rnpeat, III said district, deceased apples in
writing for license to sell said wards real es-
tate, representing that her said war is possess
ed Of one equal aud undivided third part Of a
certain farm in Rupert, called the Lamphere
Lot, aud valued at about $1,000, that il will be
conducive TO the best interest OF ssid ward 10
sell tile same aud put the proceeds thereof at
interest or invest the same IN stocks.
Whereupon it was ordered that said applier-
tion be heard at Probate Court TO be holden
AZ the Probate Office, in Manchester IN and
Tor said District, on tie second Wednesday Of
MAY, 1866, and iat notice hereof be given By
publishing this order three weeAs excessively
Ia the MANCHESTER JOURNAL, printed a said
Manchester, previous % said time Of hearing.
40 II. X. FOWLER, Register.
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nETeEY v. FARwELL's r.tate

GtTATE 0F MI MONT. A, Probate
- Wfa,ktasr DisfTt q Court holden at
Manchester, 81 ana ~ ad District, on the
Itta aay q April A. p 1895.
Present II X FoWlRE Register presiding
be AdmBist5af0r au Tie esiate.of Net-ay
Vs. Faraei. l8te Is dorset a said district de-
ceased, apfliss % render an aeeoaut q BIZ adj
mInisiriiou
MberguDDH "a was orAered that saa ar
ceum ea3efp ata PF1tatt ConH h e. hell
st ihe Probate Office Manchester. lu nhd o.,
sa.l l)istact .aa lie second 81 "Wednesday d NAV.
1855. ahd thar aIl persons Interested la SAID
estate pe bottled Thereof ~ pnbithiuga copy
~ th record n th5s eeterthree weeks success
sigc'r In the kANcuHsgEH iauEyAL. Trafe8
n Ma hester. re asi "a which pu at9us
sha. Ca. 4ald fite lsar
ss nk FOWLER Reester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
IN CHANCERY.

StTATE or VERMONT, f-.,r,,,, ,.es
- BEsNINGfoN COUNTY, ~. 49,
HEYKY S. HAEB vs.. NtFDHAN x. MILLErT.
Where's. Henry s Hard, Of Arlington in
said Ionuty, has iled with the Clerk'of the
Courl of Chaucery ior SAID County, hisfe-
utiou Tor lie purpOs OF ioreci0sng mort.
gage given By said Aeedham Il Miilctt TO
said Henry S. Hard. On a certain house and
lut ia said Arlington, and dated November
251. 1868, and conditioned tUr the pay taeut
Il siN huudfc1 dollars. as follows, viz IN
annual Miscellaneous % dity dollars each ,hrsi
payment 70 b made on lAe fir. day Of April.
1864. aud future pay meuts Of principal to
* made oa she hrsi day Of April u each
scar thereafter, with annual interest Oh ali
SUN. THAI may be due Al the tlme 81 pay
a.eni, % the bfst DAY Of october ~ each
year.
Aud whereas i appearing TIA, sa'i Need
ham X Miiielt uuw resides cut 81 the state
~ Vermont. 70 Wit 10 the Stale o. Aes
Jersey 4 il ordsfed, that said Needbaui
s Millets make his personal appearance be-
.qre The Court # Chsncery next TO be holIen
81 Manchester. IL aBi Tor said County. %
Tie ars Tuesday u June, 1865, then aud
there 10 make aHSwer % said petition aDd
further Is stand to and abide b sueh order,
direction aud decree heiein as1o said CDufl
shall seem faeet Aud tins, the substance
ofsald petition together with this order be
published three wceks successfully 10 thg
Manchester 1oufnN, prihiel a. Mipehe-'ef,
"a s4tI County, ihesEd Of NAlea publica-
i.9us shall Is al .easI twenty days previous
g satl afst TUESDAY ~ June
Girta wiser 81 band al .Maachesier, ~
saia C0aaiy isa l0ta day q .fprl
e n 1855
HsKHisos PaI2pLg. Dep. Clerk.
y EEawg - 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
CHRONIC DISEASE

claims oar principal attention. IN addition to the
Medical and Surgical agencies, We employ Or, Die
Lows
SYSTEM or GYMNAsTICs,
and al the facilities Of scientific BY dropathic IS.
adjustment
The distinguished names to which We refer are
sutllceet evidence Of Che reliability Of the Iusttu-
uon:
l. Mott, y, d.. Ill. D., Union College Sche-
uectady 81. simpson, D. D., Bishop VI. Z.
Church, Philadelphia; T. "A. Mills, D. D.. New
York .. G.. Baker, D. d., Bishop NJ. I.
Church, Concord, n. H., J. Newman, D. D.,
Pouluey, VII J. +. King, D. D., Fort Ed
war N, Yi Hon. J. b. McKeon, Saratoga
Springs; Hon. J. NJ. Marvin, y 5. Hotel, Sa-
ratoga Springs; Il. II. Hath6rn, Proprietor
Congress Hall. Saratoga Springs; Prof II. N,
Seey, NJ. D., hliddiebury, VT. 6m40
For fail Information,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

\. II nowNs fnuf Cures Coughs
Colds, Group, ani 81 pulm 81 sam4's,ats
We sail attention y veft neg. "a aos8e,
tylu'nn. SOLD by 8 dealers
HExart tsNasT L,NuEsf -Tbs csl
hraied rsp Killer : use h most e,g
bO@sehoii, aad is vaab its nstia e d
sures Camp Neartr eAtams. saiua
diseases where Pala k.a uses
externally ape ia'estY IuH so ever
where.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

DoWs NtgrfsaR BALsssIc luuH.-
TIE 49, a b.s ueA Ne |As ma auae-
mfg8 it.. standard ga Cauaa nmeiH aas
nov besaAedrs lhe people uearly iarty years,
and has ever msluailel tbe hsls' mk
among rgmod.c. fgy long. threat aud chest r
Il has always been warranted q give entire
satisfaction
Foy Wbooplug Cougt & bas ba gua.
See circulars tor certificates the Hon Pau
BlHaEbam Lieut. Governor q Vermont Hen
Bates Iurasr iate Judge g Supreme coufi Of
Femoat3 Hon, b. Woodward Surgeon y.
s. Army, aua noay 0iae mea ofs.aod.ng
Price 35 as Is c,s. and $3.50 per bottle
od ia Manchester at the Equinox Drug store.
Sold BY an dealers ia medicine IN the state.-.
Joba +. Henry, Waterbury, ", sole PropHe-
tor. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

In his rpiy 10 she delegation d
clergymen who waii 4 upon han. Au-
drew johnson made very happy re-
marx, which = avs distinction that
DOR Democratic friends Ia their 5 m-
patty for their erring brethren avs apt
10 forget. He says treason Is a
erimeand 81 a d.Gereaee II p5iii
cal opinion"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

a gnilemau lrom Tennessee, yes.
tcrday expressed lhe apnanthW Aa-
dy johnson would nll pursue an ex-
iremh policy toward The rebels
What said iieui "do yuu uuder
stand his position 70 b. "Ahau,, "
he repliydL "haii vaY beiuee ADa.
ham Lincoln AID Par,n lroaulpa
The extremes we fiIHk are af
enuugh apart y aIma q considerable
severity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

HoNEsgY oF Blcuuozp MFE.
cuAN s lhc following letter r.-
ceissd BY one q ite most respectable
cuisines. lr 70 ~ T., from 4 house
ia Richmond VI, pek- well ior tIe
lloHesly ~ 1e 81 the metrAas o'
that iorme stronghold d fgaau
Nglg4usa Apf.i 1868
NsssRs GYs NJ
writ 20 cnqau bass oar account
stand, sitA sou, aud d We owe on
snyll,ine pIca-eI,tu know IL "a, ai't
mud W. ssh p d u4 "a gai.
Nith interest 4om lbe daf i ~ dl
Tie lac fir has cal q u Is lose 1
grcat deal, bd we are hspa} q stare
w. have little leii IS, an If lbr IL
s. Goverum nt dba't take II 50 ,gi..
BE- able q pay tvtf}tang y ow b
shor umt l1ar- truly
~ 3 JpAts Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
JAY COOKE,
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 100000, PAID IN.

E'scat Agent of the United States,
Asp SPECIAL AGENT FoH Jay CooKE, suBsoRT-
TON AGENr.
viii deliver 7-3o Notes, Free Of charge
by express, IN all pnrts "f the couutry.a nd re-
criyr Ii payment Checks on New York, PHI
delphia, aud BOSTON, current bills all five
per cent. interest notes, with interest 10 date
f transcription. orders sent by mail will be
promptly filled.
lhis Bank receives tie accounts o! Banks
sud Bankers on favorable terms also Of iudi-
ydual- Keeping New York accounts.
j I. NIL, Cashier. J. y. oRYlS Pfeldent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
THE GREAT INVENTION or TIE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS,

u IS BRADLEYs New Patent DUPLEX III
lIpTIC or duubIcj SPRING eklkI
KE-I-, BRADLEY a GARY date !. ). q =
Vest -DiE pE0FElEfOls and MANI FAC.
IUREEs ~ Chambers and - and = keade SIS,
Ness York.
THIS INVENTION consists u brgIEX Cor tw0)
Elliptic steel spdFgs, iHgeaiaHsy Braided lightly
and Firmly together. edge 70 ttige. gaaing the
toughest most flexible Elastic snd Durable SpriAs
ever need They seldom Btad of Break ike tbe
single sHriHss and consequently Preserve their
Perfect "a Beautiml Shape Iaira y Long any
fht woSBEEFgL FiEEieiiTFf aud Great Comfort
and pieseurt ~ any Lady wearing the BupleN u.
ipiic Ssir sl.i b. experienced particularly W all
Crowded Assemblies Opers- Carriage. Ealiiead
cars ttnfeh PeWs Arm Gaaiu ior Promenaae sud
u sase Hrrss as Che -Eiff esa D. t.asd. wheu O.
as % serapy mah rlac. 6 easily g. elik ~
Muslin gee
I. ads having tr}aycd b. pasgra, eomfarf.shd
great carVeHitne u wearing the -bupicE E.hPaf
su.s Spring skirt ~ single dag wiz sever 81
forwards Willingly dispense with thtir 1sE. For
Cailgen Misses and Young Ladies -, ~ ~
part0r e. aii oiher,
THEY afe at basi qaaitv % Every fari sd E H-
guest.au1if the Ilzbiest Desirable, eaIfi9r-
labl. and Economical -stft Eraf A4aa
F0E SALE ia I'D First Ciass -tars % tillt CITY
aud - ehouiabr GniJea Nifss Hrd fanAsns = ~
faas as C1aa " ken. 00uth Auffiei aDa pa Ntti
lnsiet
tyQHfra
FOR THE uTrLk& ELLIPTIC skIET
wa4sru itt,ng rns - q utist
j
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

When President Lincoln rscei we'd
the despatch announcing that General
Lee would be Obliged TO ,urreud il
pushed. The President briefly replied
lie, him b. pushed A,Liocoln.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25
I4IoI< ItI3N -.
10 GonsulDptives,

fINHE Advertiser laE(ns been restored e. heaith
81 aW Es hy Yery simpie remedy, after
tavirg dyfd syr years Will severe Bug q.
ireaHB sHa taai dread disease Consumption Is
atklsu Is make kaapa o. As fellow sufferers the
neasls eg1e
fa .a ahnia.tr t 81 sill send copy 81 the
Pfah aW aaaa free 80 ehaFssA Wih soc airec=
a5t ae na asiHE ta# s.lae which ttsy
= A sad a-tat CHm faH tRsrmrBIaN As4nsk.
- as aes ST. fbe auig rasegi - tbe advertiser
ndIa ils FrsssrlH fl4a tg bths GID iat Elected
sfl .fras Hf7uEtlaH ut5st + eHE,i1ts f0be ia
EtiHafaf sHi at to,es every sa8cffr ni iry ~
as Htta.l sasi taam nothing and may prove
blessing
N Nlsi rf tle prescription Nii please 4d-
su EEy EHN ARD WILSON
a Waa Ftur1 kHss County Ntw ORR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

g0sNt hFftuf tsHs G Ese E..
hfka r. sssia
isa Vafsaas sls&st aRa
nisRh ard aaes fsa4 sos ett ausa fa4s.
iha9ssnas pl 2 sHl 1854 81 sas -.
spalgiHs IL N4 gss gsg ae,lfaa sea sg 81
~ sasaas y t4s1as fesi nass aa4 etlsf., Jear
RS Axae a. ett atastc
sfhPHkN MAMlRA NIL
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-04-25

In Jamaica. Apfil 10Th, at the residence Of Joel
Holton, NJ D., IS Rev j " BuzzeiL Mr. SAM
UEL A. sHATTUCK % Miss MARTIAL PHIL
LIPS both OF Wiuhai
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS
life for The Hair.
For sale at the Drug store Sc baties for S..
~ 0 r S A / L

~ o Il 5 A l. +
A Farm consisting OF 100 acres Of land ),
embracing a sugar Orchard u 1000 trees,
and large Apple Orchard twenty-five
or thirty acres are wo6llIot The house is IA
two-story brick one, aud witlrall Tie ether
buildings, is in good repair. This taru Is
situated ~ the mid le ofthe town Of Blnhdls
VI, two miles from the village Of Bondyllir
1t is also within tew rods u district school .
For particulars address
81 ELIJAH PHILLIPS,
BUndyile, Vt.
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