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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-15
Certificate OF 1uth ority.
( To expire on the LIST day Of January, 1866 }


OFFICE OF TnE AUDITOR OF STATE,l
INSURANCE DBPARTNENT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, February IL, 1855.
WHEREAS, The SECURITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at New York, in the State of
New York has filed in this Office Il sworn state
nent of its condition. required by the first section
of the act " To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed April s.
1856, aud amended February 9, 1864 and, where
as, said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed of at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of
actual Capital 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 in
strumcnt under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and 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 the first section
of the aforesaid act, !, JAMES n. GOODMAN, Au-
ditOr of Stnte for Ohih, do hereby cerfs that said
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New
YORK, sauthorzed to transact the bsssincss of Fire
ahd Marine insurance in this State until the thirty
first day ofJannary, in the year Thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof, have bcreuuto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my uiAce 10 be af-
fixed the dav and ycnr above written .
JAMES II. GOODMAN, AulitOx Of State.
TsEAL1 fsTAMP. A3f
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Administratrlx' Sale of Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court Of
l Nchand County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at
Public Auction ON the llth day OF january, 1865,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, upon the premises
the following described real estate, situate in the
County Of Wood and State OF Ohio, tp.wit;
The north half OF the southwest quarter oc sec
toa twenty (20), township four t), Forth Of range
twelve (l2 y except strip OF three rods wide on
trUm the south side of said lot containing seventy
seven 71 acres, more or less to be sold free FROM
dover.
Terms Of Sale-one. .thirl 10 hand, one-third in
one year, aud one third IN two years from the day
Of sale, with interests the pay yments to be secured
by mortgage on tins promises sold. it
lnuG ~ 0uI u kLEANOR RINGER, .
AdmiuistratrN Of John a, Ringer, deceased.
! December III, 1855. 33s
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y CAD NOTICE, The non-rcsident land owners
IL along the line Of the following proposed county
road, tO-wit, commencing IN the township line
besween Perry aud Montgomery Townships, Wood
County, Ohio, thence running west ON tho town
ship liue, fp m the northeast cornor OF Perry
Township, about miles and 2O-32O To the West
Millgrove Road, aud there terminate will take no
tiee that the Commissioners OF said county, have
granted view and survey ON said prnposed hue.
aud that the viewers and surveyor will meet at the
eouse OF Samuel Milligan on the 10th DAY or Janu-
AIRY next, TO view and survey said proposed road
SAMuEL MILLIGAN, Petitioner.
P0rry Township, December q, 1885, S3ls
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Lands. ~, .,.... 900 900 90
hiseolla asoa4 ~. .p,poO, 900 90 s39e caaoOO 90
eiyi service ~, si2lo5.5oo 81
psnsions Indiana T,60g6iO %
War Department.. 39,0l1,4l6ls
Navy Deparrnent .l2,Qs2 ,4j7 so W
Int on Public Debt ,oGs so j. s2sl,3fI ISL SO
Estimated surplus Of receipts" Sill ,oszsisia
The past zdas-debt on the 3lst October,
besile the comp ponisl iiliercst, tho Limited.
Estates and The ffactionaI noles, amounted to
81, ,315029 90 debt due w iS65 dnd 1866
to SlS7 a49 $50 I6 dcut due in 1867 and
I 1865 to SS4s, ,323S S9l sOs -Of the lu,ter item
$3.50, 100000 consist of Z $40 mates. As
they are convertible into bonds only n. the
! pleasure OF holders, the Secretary desires
to bo authorized 10 fund them, Whenever il
eau bo 0dvntdgeourly done, in advance of
their maturity. To meet deficiency for the
present fiscal year he desires authority to
sell, in his discrt ton, bonds ofa sinilarc cha
actcr to reduce The temporary lean, to pay
maturing certificates of indebtedness, aud
! also TO take up any portion OF the debt ma
Turing prior 10 500 that can be advantages
ousIy retired, u is not probable - remarks
the Secretary, that it will be advisable,
even if il could be done without pressing
them upon The mprkrt, 10 sell u much larger
amount OF bonds within the present or the
heSt lis, al year than viii be necessary to
meet anyfdefciency of the Treasury, to pay
the past due and maturing obligations of |
Government anl part Of the temporary
loan, aud tO retire au amount OF tho conl-
pound interest note, aud United States notes |
sufficient TO bring back the business OF The |
country toa healthier condition. But no
harm can result from Investing the Scrreta- |
ry with authority to dispose of bonds if the |
condition OF The mrkct W Il Justify it, IN |
order to anticipatl tho payment of those
obligations that must soon ba provided for
The total debt on the LIST OF July, 1866, is .
estimated at $4,000, 900, 900. The Secretary |
believes The whole amount may eventually |
be funded at u rate of interest from 3 to -, !
per cent, and he suggests the applc4t tion OF
S2COQ0O,O00 por auuun to tile payment OF
and interest together, Gy which
the while would he eXInguished iu from 2S
TO " II years
III. AttsJtM RereRHe.- Secretary re-
conmcnds frequent aud careful revision of
The system OF taxation, with view to it's DO.
coming always more simple aud pr objective.
For specific recommendations lie awaits the
'eport OF the special commission, expected \
'arly IN tue present session. In reference
o the Southern States, tho Secretary recon-
nends that the collection of taxes accruing
Ielore the establishment therein of revenue
'lilces be Indefinitely postponed; that sales
II property for direct taxes be postponed
Ill the States have an opportunity of assum
ng those taxes, as tho loyal States did, and
bat all transactions invalid for want of |
ttmps be legalized b far as Ii, in the over
Il Congress. For great variety of state
nents aud suggestions on other points the
eport itself may be consulted.
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Below wo give synopsos Of the Treasury,
War, Navy and Postollice Reports, to the
exclusion of our usual variety of news
matter. Their Importance is our apology.
They will be read with interest
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Report. lie is the only officer At Washington who
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TOlTUH NorIOE.-- Notice is hereby given %
~ the nonresident owners of land Ia sections
seventeen 90 aud sixteen (l6), TrNy Township,
Wood County, Ohio, that a petition has been pre-
senled q the Trustees Of said Troy Township,
Wood county, Ohic, praying for the location aud
sections seventeen (l7) aud sixteen l6l aud that
said petition will be Cor hearing at die soho0l.
h0usein District No, ., OF said township, on SAT-
UROAN, the S0ih day Of December, A. d. 1895.
ABRAHAM LAHMAN et al, Petitioners
Troy Township, December n, ls65. Ssh
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ST lTE OF NEW York; .

CuuNrY ~ NEw YuRK. I os'
THOMAS W. BlRDSALL President, and
RICHARD L. HAiD0CK, Secretary Of the Sc
CURlTl Insurance Company, being seyernlly af-
Grmed, depose and say, that the foregoing is fall
true and correct statement Of the affairs OF the said
Company, that the said Insurance Company is the
bona fde owner of at least ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual Cash Capital
Invested in st cks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which
the same Is murigaged and that they are the
above described officers OF said Insurance Compa-
ny. THOS. w. DIRDSALL, President.
RICHARD Il. HAyDoCK, Secretary. a
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rect cory Of tie Statement q the M0RRIS FIRE
AND INLAND INSURANCE OMPANY of New
York, made to and filed in lhis Office
Witness my hand and seal ofiiciaily a
lsEAL.l tsrAnr JAMES H..O0DMANs
= Auditor Of State,
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OrEIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

0FEIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COtuMBus, ONO, February II, 1865.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect copy of the Statement of Condition OF the Sc
CURtTY Insurance Company Of New York, made
to and filed in this office for the year 1865.
Witness my hand aud seal officially
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
tsEAL.l lsTAMP.l .-....
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Esilmstod expenditure for the same period
are Si6i, ,e53,462 Ga, Of which the War De.
partsnent lgor payment OF troops aud clos.
ing ap existing balinceS) wants S3OT .7gs,.
ESQ 81, end lhterost on the Public Debt,
S96.sl3s6s -. Deficiency for the year,
SIP, ,tal,9fT 20.
For the year ending Jaue 20. 1863, csti.
mates are
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RIcn ARD Il. HAyDoCx, Secretary. -

Subscribed and affirmed before me, this 9th
day Of january, A. d. 1865, .....l..tl
TH0S. l.. TH0RNELL.
Commissioner for the State Of Ohio in New York.
tsEALl lsTAMP.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PERRYSBURG FIGURING MILL

rs now in successful operation, and having a
L plentiful supply of water, is prepared to do
CUSTOM WORK,
At All Times, Promptly and i'm Good
Order. fe..
Buckwheat ground at any time.
Choice Family Flour;
Double Extra, Super6ne and Fine Flour ;
Buckwheat and Rye Flour
Indian Meal, boltcd and unbolted
Bran, Middlings, &c, &c,
FOr Sale in Any Quantities.
j. p. AYERILL.
December 5, 1865. S2m
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TERMS

50 per yenr; 81 30 for six m omths.
Ten Copies tor One Year, S25.
Cauidi Subscriptions, 25 cents extra. Speci.
men copies sent free. Address
MUNN 81 CO.,
No. 81 Pa'k Row, New York City.
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TTNHE TRAvELEIs INSURANCE CoNPANY was or
ganized, under charteT granted by the Con-
necticut Legislature of 1868, and amended by the
Legislature of 1884, for the specific purpose Of ef
fectiDg INSURANCE AGAR,sT ACCIDENTS, of Whatever
kiid or description, whether they occur in travel
ing by railroad, steamboat or stagecoachy walking
in the street at work in the shop, or sitting by the
domestic hreside; whether riding, boating, hunting.
fishing, shooting, swimming, cricketing, surveying,
engineering whether worsiug or playing, at home
or abroad-in every variety of circumstances in
which mankind are ordinarily placed
A General Accident policy not only includes. the
risk in travelling, but also all forms Of disocatons,
broken bones, ruptured tendons, spraius, cOncus
sions, crUshings, bruises, cuts, stabs, gunshot
wounds, poisoned wounds, burns and scalds, bites
of dogs, unproyoked assaults by burglars robbers,
OF Mnrdcrers the action of lghtningOr sun strokes
the effects of explosions, chemicals, floods and
earthquakes, suA6eatng by drowning or choking
This company has now been for more than year
in successful operation; has issued over twenty
thousand policies and paid over four hundred
claims for compensation; it has directory OF
high character, and is managed with the prudence
and sagacity which distinguish Hartford insurance
companies; has an ample capital and large sur
plus, and its soNndncss and stability may be relied
uysOtl. rs.frf f|tA Ulg sFrssEN
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sSTAGBMENP OE TIHE con DHTION
- OF the NORRIS FIRE AND INLAND Insurance.
Company. on the 26th day of November, 1854,
made to the Auditor of Ohio, pursuant tn Sat
ate Of that State.
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GL0THS and CASSIMRRES from the Colum-
~ bus Mandatory constantly ke9l on hand by
H0CsTOA'
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Subscribed and sworn before me, this fi0h day
Of peeenbeT, 1854, as witness nv hand and official
seal CHARLES EETTLEroN,
tsgAL Com's for Ohio 10 New IOTk.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION.
- of me sECURfTY IN sURANcE COMPANY o.
the lst Day of January, 1898, made 10 The Auditor
Of Ohio, pursuant to The Statute ofthat State.
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Office of the Auditor Of StAte,l
Columbus. December s, 1854. !
Il is hereby eeEa6ed tkaI the hEegoing Il cor
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WE CAN NOT BE UNDERsoLD.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

We invite the examination of our lady friends to
our magnificent assortment Of Dress Goods, among
which may be found
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The uauic of tho Company is SECURITY Y Insu-
rnne1 Ccmpany, and Is located atNew York CITY
\. CnpitRI.
Tho amount of its Capital Stock, all
PAID up - B-..-........--...-.-.sl ~ 600, ,OV0 %
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SALES AT AUCTION.


EXTRAORDINARY oPPoE;TUSIrY FOR 0S tho Trade
over $1,000 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich Cn Glassware
China and Crockery Ware Table Cutlery and Silver Ware az
public auction this Tuesday afternoon October 81 az
O'Clock precisely the five residence lily west snth
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues consisting
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut faror
Easy Chairs Lounges match: rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres Corner and Book Stands
day Bonze Clock rich China and Paran Vases faror Ut
naments elegant Brocatel and Lace Curtains, hne coec-
ton Of Oh Paintings Engravings large Mrrors ana Chan
dellers z- -
COvER COST $3.50,
elegant with beautifully carved
legs all the modern improvements oversung
plate French action, full seven octave rose
wood mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Washstands soas
Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables, Bed Lounges spring
and Beds Blankets Tea Tables Extension
Table Glass; China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, &C
Sale positive. Deposit required
4 UCTIoN NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF ELEGANT
N costly this day Tuesday,, at l0 o'clock
precisely the residence ~ Waverey place between Fih
and Sixth comprising large variety oil faror
Dining Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood and
black walnut Parlor Suits covered In the richest descrpon
Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PlANOFoRTE,
with four round corners octave containing all the
Oil Paintings Mirrors Lace Window Curtains marble top
Tables Bureaus Bedstesds pure cured Hair Mat
tresses, Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension iabie silver
Ware Clocks Cutlery, Crockery Mantel Ornaments &C
This sale peremptoy One seldom met with IN regard 70
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG, Aucuoncer.
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ITO rHE VOTERS OF THE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY
i district Nineteenth ward-It having been circulated
the district that would be candidate for the
ON .s Gay snan ss my
election. candidate and Win 20 until the closing OF
the polls election day And may the best man win Very
respectfully VIM. ~ McCAhrhf
THE EIGHTH ALDEKMANIC CITIZENS AssocIA-
ton held meeting q Go.um9ha e iss On noSday
solutions unanimously passed. ~,
Resolved we, the citizens OF the Eleventh ward
nominate Peter Mcknight for Alderman OF the Eghh Alder
district knowing be honest worthy and capa
BILE to fill the Office best interests OF the citizens
Therefore resolved That We VIII use ~ means
Resolved That we endorse for member Of Assembly OF
Of filling the said Office MEYER MEYER, President
CHRisroPHER EVANS, Secretary.
9TH SENATORIAL DIsrRICr-NINTH, FIFTEENTH,
- Sixteenth and Eighteenth wardsWhereas IN Accom-,
ance with resolution adopted by the Tammany
Convention committee from each OF the Germ IN
organizations In the sixth district duly attended a. the une
and place designated the committee iaeu 70
appear therefore Resolved That we reanlrm the nomna
candidate for Senator the Sixth district and hereby
70 him the hearty and unanimous support OF every
democrat 10 the Sixth Senatorial district Adam stock
Third John NJ Sep Eighth Adam Knob
toch, Sixth avenue; Charles Keper 20 Wooster street.
18TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. TWENTY SECOND
Hall Assembly delegation the above district, held at
Cark corner Foreth street and Sixth avenue on Monday
evening October 3d. 1855 the Hon. Alexander Ward received
wM. II. MAsTERSoN, Chairman
PETER MooULIoUcH, Secretaries
DIST wARD-FIFTEENTH.A ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
EDWARD HENRY ANDERSON.
MEMO DEIFENDORF, Chairman.
ROBERT SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
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A UcTIoN sALE-$2o0OO WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
Rare and costly Works of Art and Articles OF vrtu
AEEEREH Auction TIIIA HEASON

RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
Rare and lily Works of Art and Articles OF Virtu
OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON,
Mostly imported from Paris for the present owner.
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping .
this (Tuesday) the elegant private residence ~
West Sixteenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
commencing at l01s O'Clock. -
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture, covered IN bocael;
match Eageres, Bookcase, Centre Tables lace
Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets Chandeliers,
bronze Clock Paintings by eminent artists bronze Siatu
ary .,ononrr
Superior Instrument made to order city makers stool,
Music Stands Books: rosewood and walnut Dressing
Bureaus Bedstcads Glace style Louis XIV Hair
and Spring Mattresses Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs, Extension
Table, Buffet elegant ruby and crystal Gss,ware Table
Cutlery, Linen silver Casters Tureens Salvers Punch
Bowl Dinner and Tea Service, Dinner Set Also the Furn
OF the servants apartments N B-Competent per-
In attendance TO pack. ship or remove goods.
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ELEVENTH. SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

S:fi;s &
:s = =: e =: vs IT, e.
o. union
be he party :. che election having
Hon Ihomas Isds recsiyea The oses % majority q
s o H ps Inc s Ssns
ted candidate Of the democratic party Of the Seventh ssna
WILLIAM y. TWEED
EEFks ]: s sAzEEssY.
question z 2, the
sub committee Of the General Committee Of Tammany Hail.
candidate am no longer candidate for The senate IL said
TO THE DEMOCRACY DsI OF S,s THU SEVENTH sEsA
PILLOW crrEnu.-In compliance with the Wishes Of my
haze
in the approaching election In favor Of the
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
o ns IN. ss Ses ss
s s S III, The
@ ss o s9 r. Haze ss
% % vote @ n
V ''' '''' ''''A''' : 800 JOHN KEEaAS
REGULAR sEp s5s1sT
FoR SENATOR .
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
comprising twelfth, Nneeenth Twentieth Twenty FIRST
ana twenty ''''nd ri Meds, c. rIsLDs
JAMES MURPHY,
Chairman Tammany Committee.
S... .si ss n1sa1 s.er-srs. r.nm.ny COMMITTEES.
VILLA. 4. Bl''' lLvAnw. LOCKWOOD.
Chsirmsn Mozart Committee.
ruosAs EAeAH, Secretary Mozart COMMITTEES.
TAnMANY HALL.
Regular Democratic Republican Nomination.
FOR JUSTICE OF rHR MARINE COURT.
ITO Oh vacAncyl
MICHAEL O. GROSS.
WBB COUNTY CONVENTION or THE UNITED SER.
II vice Society win assembls ths Iueedayl evening a.
O'Clock Il Masonic Hail. 1N Bass fhrsesnth street, 70
''"p'''' - WILLIAM n B1LLyER, Chairman.
Josp rsnausos Secretary.
THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB or THE
Eleventh ward viii hold meeting on wednesday even.
nie November y a. the house Of Michael Russell ~ Hast
TSrsssnsh street, sss oelos6 Rr:ci.sy ~ order q
PxfRiCK ncotiRb, treasurer
jon H,s4.ss Ssssssis. ssvvAp