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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-30
Receipts for National Opinion.
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In Newbury. Nov u by Professor s. T..
Quimby, Mr. Benjamin, T. pillsbury, to Miss
Martha Alice Chamberlin. both of bradford
, 1866-11-11

not rs 10 and for himself. but as the natural
and spontaneous recognition and approval Of
the Right ~ aufnot r, 3. Randolph: lam
the voice Of God, crying Hold hold to the
nation In lis mad careerl The Ups Of the
struggling millions Of the dlsfFanchlse! de-
nandipg JustiG1In the name of Truths
Peter tie Hermit, preaching ncw crusade
sgxin.t W1onG-the Genius OF Progress aP-
peAl,ne foE schools q pleadcl for my people
) toiler for the millions yet unborn mechanic
for the redemption Of tho world II !.
Mr.. Randolph was the personal
fiieud OF Mr.. Lincoln, to whom,
by the great President's request
and permission, Randolph dedicated his
auo9s work on human antiquity. "pfe-
Adam{tc Man, conceded to be au able work,
exhaustive OF It's topic, and now going
through its fourth edition in New York, by
Inc lousc Of Fowler & Wells, or the Amer
lean News Comp4ny. It is q classic Of It's
Kind. Being refugee from his home Ia the
South. By reason OF the prominent part l,c
has, BY the VIII Of the natives, tsken In the
Union cause, be has made Chicago the head.
quarters Of himself and those dependent
upon him until the EoYalists' oath Is redeem
ed, and the starry 1ag becomes respected on
every inch Of American soil. During the
season be will lecture through the Elsteru
States aud portion OF the Western, he haF.
ing prepared several that are highly
Those who miss hearing this extra ordinary
| man, Que Of the most remarkable characters
| Of the age, will, to quote great authority
lose treat not to be had In quarter Of Z
century.
, 1866-11-11

land, Ill thas he could advise was more kind,
ness on the part of the land owner toward
tho pcasaut lAno1er. When Sir Stafford
r;scs in the Houes Of Commons he VII!
speak of the principles Of supply and
detnand. and Tie freedom o. rs sonttae.s, 3al;.a5
holder, make = contract on equal aud tslr
conditions, Why shou'd the ono more than
The other be told to be kind and cousiderate
Why should not tho peasant lahoter be told
to be kind to the landlordt i the advice
were volunteered In this form, an afraid It
would be regarded as adding insult to Injury.
Imcntioued in . former letter that ~ in-
teruationsI workmAn's Congress bad been
held Last week In Geneva. Since then the
subject has been discussed in various quar-
ind an article on 1t from the pen OF Leon
Say. Allow me to translate the closing par
@Wbst instruction ought Es 70 draw from she
iilnes On The ideas which arc ap!ins1rg up aud
npen1ng around as without our being aware Of
nsm L. not b5 hiaHE 1Ss ,Ss syss gnsi 4 ea.
ai:ep.. Il: IN u sP:s Ill., Snss Is gsoels
s u' t,- g's ae,I9s .as . fod b. for
" shsll gain aotbins-aot syen ume.s, kes2, e.
tsz : eops - 'aff
| De- permitted 10 meet Il Is oaly hat which II
| com psestcd that bursts FORTH"
NAV Us cocnate to this subject refer to q
| meeting " which took place this week In Cassel
| now portion Of the rrnssian territory +
was meeting Of the members Of the People
Banks, Of which Herr schulzc- Detitzseh has
been and Is the indrfntienble promoter
These Peoples Banks have taken great az
bic adjunct to the o-operntlve system. Thcl
are In the region Of credit and circulation
what cooperation Is In the regiou of p oaas
tion and cooperative stores In the depart
ment Of consumption. These banks incind
| hundreds Of Thousands Of members, and th
figures Of the present year show 6. great ad
vance on those Of the past year. This Is
subject to which may probably return.
, 1866-11-11

true. therefore conclude that there ~, L
OF fashion most Ing about in lht mos, nss r.
ety fcncstly without c-iuo Inc, bur ,tr1 ihs
ytt majority. Ioufcd most ladies' & T.
sfary. wea inE drs.ses which .pEea1 ii IL
long as tto:e WON at eouT'. trn,n ii. IN
6owrwa,ds this eyer-71. eacI7r t-silir, .n1,Y r
tet1Pportet By some na,eE!a: Il il ris{ II
t. T. sups r. sno.hss shspe, .: T. !, ass
to dnd cut that! l have wa.eh-d .1lA5Y
gr1no ladies' get our Of car: f,ee, satr
Impression th7i the accident Of events ~
snsf'e fns one to t. fsfn g;esty food opinion
ever tnrned up the robe falls sEto . non9t,3
spscad. trails on lhc Etound, aad Il 4 {:,:,1
10 surrounding human nature ~ ID. OIL, c.:aA
nutsaIce- Gentlemen have to j dec a!.,1; ia
arANingsEoo ahd on the pa:hwsy q: S,sa
and parks.
In The streets Of Paris some ladies' w.,r Il
WHICH a7pc1s crinoiineless. until l: .7dGA
sis.!e hoop were empl5yed. VIA, ST. !. A. Il
uindy day at the seaAldo nigh. rcl,::s :
doubling mind. ! strongly suspect t.. I.
isst rins-s ho;T1d age; II crino!;ne t. es93
ssill wear crirollne and 40 do The !alv4 Z.
kitchen, therefore susptC. csiuel.ac l. aai y
etifl about In sll cases Of society. Snsy, It
ts1sstea fn this mouenious 5,hss,iau
formation: AJAX a. audience Of II ~,
tie Ruc de- Ia Fatx- Do 5ou ilEk saa
anything positive aflet all thls. Uae 1aA.,..
| the taahtoua tetls US: @TakiaS oar ic,l.e !
from certain indications, we tslnh ,s, 13;5-
| far as to declare that a gsatE1! ..blya ,E :. I
| crtno1Ire Is taking place III at Class 1t a b
| Yor then turn 10 The colotsa p1e-, aI'J h
you ind dress worn by lo,sly e-..;fa, !
bottom Of which IL occupying n :t;y .ac "
width OF the plate. What Keep, III: jts .
spreading proportions: II sou s-.s m, to
! up, my answer Is, believe cr,n4,ll,e i mi.
opt, and semeihine qnt'e us had j. T.. Ia ia.
aIe probably paaeln. ihro1.h :. pe:;.N. t.:
tion. 1t will he very interr=tia. Il: eo.,. liz
como to look fur tho day whs1 hulslitA IN \
| -Cti5ofinc Jnft|'
, 1866-11-11

claimed his intention to appoint wounded
soldiers to Office, but thot hIs action Ia thIs
case shows the profession to be false. And,
finally, they wind up BY giving Mr. johnson
distinct notice that they no longer regard
him as the exponent Of their principles, or
the leader Of the "Eatioual Un,on'' party.
Mr.. johnson thus loses powerful element
Of strength In Ohio, by dlsrcgardtng the sd-
vice Of the Rev. Petroleum Y. Nasty. Mr..
n. told him long ago that he should dispense
nothing but promises, and make no actual
appointments. because the moment he should
appoint man to Office, the johnson party
would be reduced 10 that one man whereas,
70 long ~ = hundred expected The place, the
johnson party would be sure OF hundred
, 1866-11-11
MIR. Massey HlS1bIEATED.

TIc German COnkcrfatlTes q C1nclnnaU
ba,c led very pretty quarrel With Andrew
J1brson, and, as usual. Andrew gets the
worst Of t.. President Lincoln commission
cd German, Mr.. Mailer, as Postmaster OF
tLat city. Ills administration OF the office
was satisfactory to the public, but be refused
Ia swing round the circle with AL, and so
his head vas cut oE The German johnson.
ites OF Cincinnati promptly came forward
with candidate for the Observation-Disclosures
ant Ah1crs, wounded Union soldier. They
rent man TO Washington 10 insist upon his
appointment; but the President turned
deaf esr TO their entFcatlcs, and appointed
The cspdIeate Of The American Johnson1tes,
Colonel Taylor. At once the Germans re-
yolted, and cent a protest TO the humble in-
d1sidual, In which they tell him he had pr~-
, 1866-11-11

II John Mo7issey, the coppcrhcsd
brulser and blackleg VAS elected to Con-
g1css by the following yoto: Morrisscy, bad
Coppcrhcad, 9,15o Taylor, decent Democrat.
GAIL; Elliot, Republican, 2,eoa. Morris
sey's majority, e,1as over Taylor, and 4l6
over both opponents, About half ot the
Republicans voted for Taylor, hoping
thereby to defeat alorrissey; but the Cop
perhesd shoulder -hittcrs, b1ood-tubs, there's,
burglars, gamblers and rut1lans con.ti.
tutc clear majority Of tho voters Of the
Filth District OF New York city.
, 1866-11-11
FOREIGN ITEMS,

A royal decree prohibits in Spain tic tange.oue
TOYS known "a "rharaoh's Rerpenss."
There Is report that an energetic Effort Will be
made next seafon BY shc leaders Of fashion In
Paris to revive the practice Of rowderinc the hair.
The annual ceremony Ut eruwn'ng the klng OF
the Pumpkins Al the Central Market Paris, took
place The otter day. The vegetable which oh.
1a1ned The honor this year weighed us pourda,
ard measured ten feet in circumference.
The Poker Zetftnq rays that Basatiau soldier,
on teine asked why ,ha army wore cock's feathers
IN their caps. said that as the pfusstans hare
caten mp all The cocks and hens in the county,
the Bayatfan troops the feathers to show that
nothing else was left
We learn from Le Nord that cholera has bsen
very viruIcni in Belgium. 0fdeiaf ssasasdes Just
Published, state that from the COMMENCEMENT Of
The epidemic 10 The 1sth Of September, The num-
her OF ataeks havs bvcn o. b1s and the number Of
deAlhs 27,a3n OF more Than half the total nntnoer
attacked. The population Of Belgium Ia i.9fass0.
80 that The ecou1Sc has carried OF ls per cent Of
the inhabltants. ...
An ana1yeis has been nsde Of tho treasures
contained IN the Eal!cFy Of the Louvre. happears
that there arc 2,0W pictures In tho museum.
Among those belonging 10 the Italian school sre
twelve Raftaelles, three cor'eSoe, eighteen H.
uhps, thirteen p1rl Vtrontxes, &c. Among the
specimens OF the Flemish ase no less than forty
Two Rntens, twtntJt~o VAnd5tks, seventeen
AetooFnnds and eleven Gefafa uouTs; VI tae
Spanish great Enastese herr ar cleEen Murnoe
and Elk ey VelssQues- 1nc French school pos
.eesze4 but atnglc specimen Of Vatican, but, en-
y<roneat, has soEtJ Poaas1ns. sixteen Claude Lor-
saines and fottJ.one oeeph ves0ets.
The Emperor Napoleon Ntl % m cfoio,tot u
The International Exhibition IN tarh. hs Aa1ea-
" has designed model for voskaan's hoasc'
which to 1ownees Of price ultses ali the aeromno"
taticns desirable and the conditions required b5
the pnhlic health. BJ psJtas moderate rent.
ono part OF which wonld be devoted to Kind OF
striking fund. the tenant would. IN 'ex 5ea5s ps.
come (he proprietor of the noosc, saea eelne' N
bis Asjesf1s opinion. one Of Inc kofess metnoos D
OF Insulting oshitS OF o7oes anu ceon'1S ~ s"s
working classes.
Ihe bell which Is heard IN the asss aet OK noo M
JEaa d'Aufsiehe- Al INC Theatre flanea ,ae. ons
q those which, on INC litn o. auee1t, ~, sa.e
tue signal ior the masssesr 81 o. ne.ooioms" ~
le.n2 ra. " 1o1 sa1o ,aan1. ~ ~. hn,n1+ ~
, 1866-11-11

Congressman Hogan In st. Louis. Tho PresI-
dent could MT believe lt-thcre must be some
mistake. Nj. Hogan Ind assured him ouly
a little while ago that things weze 10 ksg
bright out there, and he had great conf
dencc in bis Judgment. He would not be-
llcEe the despatch; but II it were true he
should be very soHy-he regarded Mr.. Ho-
Ean ns most excellent man; little for
ward aometimes. perhaps. but d sound con-
seryallye statesman.
Of1hat further was said during the even
Ing, I have no report. saye that the President
repeatedly remarked that he should 70 On Ia
the path already marked ont. ISRAEL.
, 1866-11-11
HECTAREANIs:M IN COLLEGEs.

We publish th1s morning a rothted ahd ln'
'stes.,ps les'cE from rfes'oen8 n'ancoasd,
- Wnea'ot eonese. VI .a.Ae'.eau eoi'sSes
ana taelr secta'tanlsn''" Written ,os .ne ps'ncl-
! ~ Putposc oi euo"inE tnas tae aSfieuAluN
RAJ col!cse tuna snouiu oe olse''oatso a,ao"5
tnc various eSlst1nS cot1eees ot the etatc'
or cef1aaa NUMBER Of thcm. Anaoagn III
tenaeo 70 snow tnat eeetafian'sm Is iosep.
asaoie Hom instatat'ons oi ieathlof, anu
snouio NC 80 nceepted aud regard"
~ IL seems 10 us that NJ.
ntnoenafus 1etter presents many sond
auu potent .easoos 10 estabi'sn tae contrary
olhnloo' LUIS Is certainty 0ae OF MS ntat
argument, wherein ne draws PARALLEL Dc
Tween Pontaeal Pasty'sm ana fctgious Sec
'af'anlsm, ana SAYS thcre would DC as much
reason IN o'scaFu'ng tae an19er as tue tolmes.
~ .nls p'"ses saus4n'"s IL proves tnas tne1e
"ou'o ue the same prophecy ID oisidtnG Inc
Ae7ienltufal college luna netween heppb-
t'cao eoAeEe, q ucmoc!auc eoaese ana
.ohnsoh OF Doon1tle college as taess "onid
re IN olElo'ne II pet"esn "netnoo's'' pap
.'st' aoo f1esos1c'1nn eoi4efe' Aua so
I 'efe would NC. tae pslneaMe Hoato DC inc
fanc' lnat iuno Is sacred 10 tac psomouon
q Inc sciences re1atlns 10 agriculture ana
':'e mechnnic arts, aud 10 appropriate It to
inc promotion OF eecta7aa ooclrnes OF re-
l'Slop, directly or Indirectly, would be IS
:sross peTrersion Of Its purpose as to en-
rloy 1t In the dissemination OF partisan
views. Mr.. Blauchard's parallel, ifit proves
nything, prurcs too much; but 1t reslly IL
ssot parallel, for the avowcd purPosc OF
Political parties is to promote certAtn meas
l,7cs OF government, while the church
.nd the Theological seminary are con-
eecrated to the work Of supplying the
spiritual wants Of mAn. Colleges. on The
other hand, arc supposed to be devoted to
education. The various political parties arc
nvowcdly hostile to each other. aud present
principles in direct nntaEonism' while the
hristian Church, under whatever name,
irofesses The same high purpose-fhe devei-
, 1866-11-11
EhH HHfElat nj ExsInfnn

Tie "local" Of The Lyncbburnh tva.>
A.tss thus describes happy sight. which he
Witnessed On Monday In tuas city. We s,s
a woman, Yesterday, from the Country.
prom enadlne Bridge street, radc:2elsh 4
lew spoon-DoW1 hat, deckcd with rss'ster
feather, inside of tlting ..skeert,'' before
a huge waterfall, having in htr mouth 8
ecrn, cob pipe, and In her arms baby, a'os:.
two months old. She looked liku she f'ls
she was IN Mahomets seventh heaven, and
Was Justly ready to exc1aim, "Cus my straps
aud let nc 20 to glory" She VAL curiosity.
, 1866-11-11

The falling off In the Fenton column, and
the increase In the Hoffman vote, as com.
pared with Seymour's in ~, is due to the
detection Of the German Republicans on &C.
count Of the anti-lager beer Law. At least
G,ooo Radical Germans voted for Copperhead
Hoffman In order TO proilote repeal Of
that laM.
, 1866-11-11

Horace Greeley ran for Congress in the
Fourth District, New Fork, with the follow
Ing result:
Greeley lErrntic Repuhie7u)..-.......... 49, AS1
Foe tulkfn Cnppcfcctd ......lda4s
Greelcy's minority only nly..........--....... a,9ss
Notwithstanding his hisoverwhelmiog defeat,
be ran about one thousand votes better than
Fcuton In the district.
, 1866-11-11
New York Gift

The following table shows the vote for
Governor cast at the recent election In the
city OF New York as compared with that Of
Eovem1,er 1864.
, 1866-11-11
MtIea o,Re11lY Elected.

General Charles G. l1alpil.e, Fcnian Re-
publican, better known Is Private Miles
O'ReiIly, was elected Register Of New York
by Il, 600 majority over AlcCool, the Tam
mauy and Moznrt Coppcrhead "ring" can
didute. The following /. tue vote BY which
lie wns elected.
, 1866-11-11

Majority. .....-19, ,09i
Halpine was supported by the combined
Republican and Irish VOTERS" The office Is
"tat takc," worth thirty or forty thousand
1er vear.
, 1866-11-11
THE FASHIONS,

4 New Fan and Head Dres<--tVi.1
n1nti1ln1-The Fnmel1 fsunn,
, 1866-11-11
NOTES ON THE DRAMA.



IN every slenlucance attached to the word,
.ne ftenen &neasee proaaoly ranks Gsst
"monk ~ tne sneatrcs OF thc present day.
:, 1tnus' ee oaoesssooa IN thn connection |
.nat sleacn "eans merely rafisiau, for both
~ .ne ascn..ec@a1eo1 toe eatnces and the ex-
te.'eass u ne ots0A, fasas aososhs the tai !
gu. y. tus n4len. 1nc remark not only
@Vp''sao'a " tasa1es. oet Is equally tfae OF
e'I.. uuh A's.ts. 1a1le y Cosmopolitan,
osJ VI astaage''s Enc1e Ing outside world
uoSns sst:nN ~ sae eoas,e4'oa .has u VIII ma
=. ~ ~@npE Aaa osst5t ~ ta'uE tnAt nesu anu splr'
~ 49,. tuay e"Aaa. ~ Ans f.snca oo'etnment.
.. .h .uo psof4s .. ALE, AAe sooa
a' ,1., s.s ",N "o.to. Hn1su eonsaa-
"NSs I ~ 4. 1M"s,u W Az
X 49, e. w. ~ W u.esppo.useu.
,,.,s.. s.N ~ 'I ~ 49, 4eu4o 10
a., Aea'.s .ulPo't' nos oni5 ~ 1ue "ay u
e s.usss @Ae .t"s As.s,
~u..s s 11'1 as.o, WV ~ a.,N .ol suoslauual
.'auas', .,ls. ~ s.s. 1peua W lasose
1Sa'nss my assaa. 'oss Va sas ~ uuas. .,s. l1Aan
LuI, ~ oul9 pteMlu" uemaaaeu ~ .hn Ampe'
- aaI ara,' - .essa'u t'epotti tion W Inc
Nonss, - '..4e .'a,N NV uu1 uuc .Aese peou's uo
wv te'.tt aseAf " .Ae oo'esnmeu., wv
a'a uppilea W .an "A'u.eaanss ~ euati,ao'e
lasulut,o"s ~ aua .no euppof+ VI tue 1atlslan
p,s puof. Nv sss..m W. " ". 'eso 1ea tn'ne.
ulate1s as Napoltonle. ~ 'ssai,s ass a1"oss
T4ua.ts oeneue'at ,of .ns p1o'ees.on' LUG pao-
LII, Ut pooi auo tus Wv ss'ament'
!Iauo'us = tAus.o'e ~. .emuuas'se Gu
eouipsemeu. ios .ns ut,eIopuent u us.n-
onlc anu !3'ls .aIsa.' a, eae n ass, o'uet oe1ng
uaost uoe'1ae pa.a 'o', aau 'uo 'tues ~
T,oPoss'on @ W sus'' posst,'a m ana a "sI.s;
Inc management 1oily 'noe"a'neo
1os any Fsasonae'e 1esses, @na spares no c1
pense m bringing ou1 ts ftP:fso1e' Ira :
,na..e nutuo. .s oniP euAf.s eue "o'Aulnses os
na''ne "aeet 'aeesest III LUG successes VI
! plAy OF ope'a' ~ II Is geuetuls pAo oSa
per eentage on inc gEose feeeapte' o!seh real
llnH " 'n,s way alnose .aouloas su'us .ot
VOTES, WHICH, ID luis country, "oo4o receive
oa. meag1e resu[ns.
Inc puehc, OF course, Is delt9ateo WIN
inc great snnety OF entertainments offered
ana inc excellence o. Inc peflolmanees
"nicn hoesaa's IN PAYING lo' 1alen', a'"aSe
secures 70 snem; iae prices lof sae ocs'
Fasss ase gsaefaAs h1sn' wv 'ae seass = ss y
Hfaouatea tnot ~ some cifcae Or oIas. !,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15


As an evidence of the standing Of this Com
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70 ,ehoran it mag concern , ss's
We hereby certify that the Cincinnati Home
Insurance Company have paid us tile full
amount of our loss ($6,OOO.0O) as covered by
their policy No. 3l46, on our Mill property near
the 4tlf day of December, 1865.
We esteem ourselves fortunate in having been
Ensured in this Company. as the party who oc
lcupied the premises, was insured in an Eastern
Company and On mere technical sl quihole they
that we did not directly or indirectly own or
control one dollars worth of stock of said Gin
climate Home Insurance Company, and that
from apersenal knowledge of many Of the Stock
holders and Directors. we consider this Com
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the confidence of the public.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
WASH BOARDS, CROCKERY,
FINE CHEWING, PLUG Seeking TOBACCO
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
i dot county, Ohio, from and after the lst
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings for
the examination of teachers, under the "Aetto
provide for the re- organization supervision and
maintainance of Common Schools" and the
amendments thereby, passed March "A. 1864,
as follows: In Upper Sandusky, in.'said Wyan-
dot county, on the 1st and Sd Saturdaysin in the
months of April, May; June, September, Oc-
tober and November. and the first Saturday s
Of all the other months. eft
= No certificate will be granted except at o
regular meeting, nor will any be granted ex-
cept the applicant appears in person and sub
mits to an examination.
Under the amended school law, "Each
applicant for certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, fee Of fifty cents as a cohdi-
ton of examination.
EB- Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock /,
A. NJ, at the Court House in said town.
By order of the Board of Examiners. ~.
'.aet. 'a~ HENRY MADDUX, CLERK.
% January 8, ls66Ely.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
NOTICE.
B U1LD E r s

Will find all kinds of Glass, Locks, Hinges,
Latches, Screws, Sash, Pulleys, de-, &C., at the
Hardware Store Of HALE d KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
Office, South " est Corner Third
= +. s03td Sycamore Streets.

@. NJ. RANSOM, Secretary. 81 -
sCHAS. C. REAKFRT, President
JONT AYRES, ,.Local Agent,
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ease ever invented Price Zone Dollar each per half
dozen Four Dollars and per dozen Seven Dollars sent
by mail
Inebriates or Moderate Drinkers who desire to re-
form, but have found it difficult wholly eradicate
all desire for any kind Of 1iquor by using Dr.
AntiAcoholic Compound, unfailng remedy for in
temperance; write for particulars. a.
Medicine and instructions sent promptly to any part
of the country. Consulting Rooms of the Dspensary,
No. 167 Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio. % Box
No. 436. Send for circular. - - 80 ~ 'tf
March %, 1s66.-ly. - - 7i = <tf ,~' -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15

MExPHrs, Indiana, Dec. Goth, 1865. =.
Received from the Cincinnati Home sIhsur
ance Company Thirteen Hundred Dollars,
being in full for Loss sustained by us on our
Stock of Goods and Dwelling, insured by said
Company under Policy No, 1886 -
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15

exn r NEWARK, Ohio, Feb. 2ss 1866.
Received from the ssCincinnati Home 1nsur
ance Company" Eight Hundred and Five
Dollars, being in full for loss sustained by me
on property insured by said Company.
Z i - M DAVID IaJ JONES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
Additi o1laf Bounty.

PY a recent act Of Congress an additional
having enlisted for and served three years, or
disch arged in consequence of wounds received
also to widows and parents of such as died
in the service.
nY Y-Having been licensed as Claim Agent
will attend to the collections of any claims
intrusted to my care. M, a. KIRBY.
August 9Th, 1666~-tE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
MAnrrrrA O. Inne q

~. - .sao MARIETTA. O., June 2eth. 1886,
Received. from the Cincinnati Home Insnr-
ance Company Twelve Hundred and Eigeht
Dollars, being in full for loss sustained bymy
on property insured by said Company under
Fire Policy, No. lS42.-- - - :. si.xsG
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-15
wrLnIseros, Clintol

wnaIsaroS, Clinton Co., O.;oct- 9, 1865. 7
Received of the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company" Two thousand Dollars, being in
fu1E9or 1oss sdstained by me on my Ware
House and Grainsth erein, insured bysaid Com
pany under Policy No. -.
A. LJDLOW.j