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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

The Catholic Church, in Find
iar, was consumed by fic on Friday last.
Nearly everything inside the building
was benches, lamps. and all the
emblem, Of the Catholic faith. The fire.
men were promptly on the ground eu'
owing TO the extreme cold weather and
high wind. they were unable to cave the
building. . .f
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.tr!aE Sandusky Reg's'er declares
sha, the thieves of Mat looull,y walk four
miles on the ice to steal fac cannon balls
on Jol,nson's Island to soil Tor old iron.
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AN answer to dispatch sent
.fsom Conneaut, Ohio, on tie 3oih ul'., 10
iPetsluma, Sonoma county, California,
was promptly received the same dSy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

A SON OF Senator TRuMBULL, Ct
Illinois, was killed at the stock yards in
Chicago on the 10th instant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

The Guernsey Times says the
Grand lJuy Of ,isat.couniy, found one
hrpJred .aad live i:'dictmen,s; ninety.onc
for vic hztion ofthoIsauor law.
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MR. md Mas. JAMES HALL, of
rAsktabuIa villages Ohio. celebrated their
golden wedding on the 18th. A part Of
their honeymoon, MY years ago, was
spent in travelling from Massachusetts to
Ohio. They arrived stAshtabula in the
winter time fndiegit.s. plscs Of five log
eabins
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1867
OFFICE Op THE AJIDITOR OF STATE


COLUMBUS, o. January 10, 1861
INSURANCE COMPANY located
OF condionss
required regulate In
the State Of oh passed April 1885, amnded February
furnished undersigned
that of least DOLLARS actual
which tho mgaged nnd wtsrcas said Company has FL
lin signed Pe
said Company
behalf
uccor ng o o Nv.
section hs aforesaid aes LANES
HOME IN
NowY
nnuce
venr nd igbth thundre aud Sty.-even
(srAL affixed the day and above
sEASrl dos A.'Er JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor
JOHN II. HUss Agent q Tffn.
6-3t
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be Westch hester HOuse,
CORNER BRoohE STREET AND BowRY,
Ew NEW YORK. -c~

lOn the Eufopspn ptan.1 Accommodation Tor
three hun cred guests.
This heass is centrally Ioestsd, ard sssr to all
business points. City ess pass thu Hotel TO all the
fsssiss. Raitsad Dspots snd YlasQB Of sasssmsnts
ds.bis.s 2 aslIsss. ,. y, pAnkcwo Z sisrsis,''
JsA. I ie@. u-'l.
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HIDES.

Corrected weekly BY J. M. EBERT.
6c's trim'd 7c.
CALF SklNS-I2 lac Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@Sl 90
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A BILL, making eight hours le-
gal days work, has passed ;he lower
branch OF the Ohio Legislature by vote
of 10 to IA.
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cERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO sIpir, on the sist day Of January, 1867.
nu..n. ~. .... Annirnn nI sI.r.

ITO sIpir, on the 3ist day Of January, iso7)
OFFICE or ruE Aupiroa or srArE,)
insurance Brpartn,snt.
Columbus, Ohio, January 81, 1866.
WnrasAs, The ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. located at New York, In the State OF
New York, has MED In this ofhce sworn state
Of i condition. required By the hrst section
OF the act T" To regulate insurance Companies not
incorporated by the state of Obie, passed April g.
1885, aud amended februsry =, 1851 and, whereas,
said Company has furnished III, uniersigned satis-
factory evidence that is possrssed OF ~ least One
InaAfed thousand dollars 81 actual Capital Invested
In stocks, bonds, or In mortgages of Foal Estate,
worth double the amount for which tbs same u mort
gagged; and whereas said Company has Med In Oh 10
once written instrument under its corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof aa-
thorzing any agent or agents Of ssid company In
this state aekno~isdge service Of procsss for and
In seAf Of said Company according 10 ths terms Of
said law. ..
Nov, ihsrefors In pursuanes Of the nr.t section Of
tho aforesaid act. !, JAMES II. GODMAh. Auditor
Of State for obio do hereby oer, that said Arctic
Fire Insurance. Company, of New York, h authorized
to transact the business Of Fire and IaiAnd Insur-
ance In this STATE until the thryhrst day Of Jan
usry, In the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven.
Ii witness Whereof hare hareuuto subscribed
[srAL1 my nAme and caused tho seal 81 ~ Of
tssAsf,l heate bs affixed the day and yssr sboss
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of STATE.
A.. II. BYERs, Agent, Tinnn, ..
Fes. H' iAes' akAft "oe
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

A VALUABLE bed Of mari has re-
Gently been discovered in Hudson, Por:-
age county. Ohio.
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$25 Bartlett Sewing Machine $26

AGENTS WANTED TO INTRODUCE THE
"A DARTLETT SEEMING MAchINk. PRICE
ONLY s25. THE Only CHEAP mAchiMEpN
THEU. =. licensed to use the Whseier Wtlson.
OF under feed Agents are slsahns from $50 10 sa00
per monrh, couniy rights n'ss'o Agents. Eaelo's
FACE BRoTnERs. Gen, A sl',. .Tel.de. o..
Feb. l, 1855. 20 80 = " m-A. ~
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.A,lsrs.rs.d oossssiis a. Law, ss's'y fssh
al ia.araae. Agent. spsoisi susa'i'a Paid
70 ..a.s,ioas. H.sss.sisss,. riss. alf
last, 1888.
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... CERTIFICATE VI Az
ITO expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1871
OTSIeE or TIE AVprToE OF srATr,)
~ Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, February b, 1866
WHEAEAs, The SECURITY IHsURANcEcoM-
PANY, located at New York, In The state OF New
Yorkhas filed in this once A.worn statement OF It's
condition. AZ required by the hrst section ofihe act
sTn regulate Insurance Companies notincorporat-
ed by the state OF Ohio" passed April g. 1856, and
amended February 0, 1864 and whereas, said
Compapy has furnished the pndeIslgned satisfse-
tory eyideuce that u Il possessed OF At iast one
hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital invest
ed In stocks or IN bonds, OF in mortgages OF real
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same Il mortgngedj AMI, whereas, the said Com.
pany has hled In this Office written insfrument
under It's corporate seal. signed BY the President
and Secretary thereof, suthorixng any agent or
agents OF said Company In this state 10 aeknowl-
edge seryice of process, for and In behalf Of said
Nov therefore In pursuance Of the hrst section
NJ the afo,essid act, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Au-
dior OF state for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
sECURIrY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. IL suthoriled 10 traasnct tho business OF
Fire ma Marine Insurance inthis state until the
frst day Of January an the year one sthous-
And eight hundred and sixty .seven.
fss.If In witness whereof, have heseunto
subseribed my name and csused the seal
OF nv once 70 be afnked the day and
IsTAar.l year above written:
Auditor OF ststs
JOHN T, gyss, Agent at rifha. "a,
Tebsussy, -, 6os. 2 u = ""
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OF NEW YORK.

ORR County, New York I
Cn.s6 MAr President aud Mc Secretary ef the HOME IN
SURANCE COMPANY vcy
III, full the
John MCGEE, CHARLES MARTIN. President
of A.
[sEAI~l [srAMrl To-. TIiOS. F. GOODRICH, Notary Public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

A Cashmere GoAT CoMPASY has
been organized in Guernsey county,
Ohio. Ten Thousand dollars has been
subscribed. ard in short time stock will
be brough; from Gallatia, Tennessee.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01
Gpncnial.

All Marriage Notices arc charged si Deaihs'
published Free. Obituary notices cents per line,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

Pittsburg, II. W. & Chicago L. R.
TRAINS aoiNo WEST

On snd amer Nov 10. 1875. trsia' viii lesys s's'
tiea, dsily, sahbsths excepted, ~ fsllews =
Train leaving Forest stt01 NJ. leaves dsily'
AINr nnHNn HuHnT
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY New York; made nd filed this oa
[sEAL Witness my hand and seal officially.
STAMP -'| JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor Q State.
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STATEMENT
of tie condition OF the
RCrIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
NEW YORK.

.rr NEW YORK, f.f. Il
, N zoe -. a,
[ y w" ~, uay ", n sa"ay, ~, 20 s,.,,,, ",
- ne s'"e VI on'o' P"'s""h' '" '"' ''"'"'o VI
'n"' stare
esist. That tho name Of said Conpany 1. tho Ancric
York City, IN the STATE Of New York, which Ia the
location OF their principal office.
e I'd That the amount of their Capital stock IL tho
sum OF Five Hundred Thousand dollars,
I'd. That of said Capital stock the sum OF Five
Hundred Thousand dollars has been laid by the
Stockholders OF shid Company.
4th. That tho Assets Of said Company consist OF
the following items
Bond. and mortgages, being frst lion
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porAroEs PORK &C., &c.

POTATOES. PORK, &C., 60.
POrATOES-75c@So cents.
TAII.OW -.l0c ; Grease % 10 cents.
CANDLES-Steariue 80 cents.
Tallow goa rs cents.
SOAP-Germon ~, Common 8 cents.
WOOL. Selling ut 55 cents to 65.
WHISKY--S3 90, and Common 81 81
per gallon. ......
HAMS ..ls to 30 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
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sTArr or Nxw NoRE, %.
Conntx of New York

County OF New York.
James W. Otis, Prc'ident, snd X W. bie'etef,
Secretary ni the North American Fire Insurance
Company. being scYerally sworn, depose and Say
that the foregoing ts full, true and correct see-
ment nf Tho sH.trs OF the said Company, thatths
said Insurance Company is the bon, hdcowncr OF
At least one hundred thousand dollars OF actuA
Cash Capital Invested in stocks and bnnds &c IN
mortgages on real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same is motlgagedi ! and that thel
are the above described oliieeis oi said insurance
Company a.. ,r,s p.o.t,.c,
H. W. BLEECKER, Secretary. 49,. -,
Subscribed and sworn before me, TINS ''h u"y o'
| isrNl THos. l.. THoRNELL,
! lFIvr crSr srAMrl Com'ricr OHIO in n u
| Oryt,r or IhE Avpiron of STArh'I
| Columbus, u, February Z, 1885,
II is hereby certified. that the foregoing isseor-
| rect copy of the statement ut tonditloh OF lht
| North american Fire Insurance company, OF Ne"
York made to and nled in this Office Tor the Jea'
/ 1865.
witness my hsnd and seal officially
IfSr.II ~ JAS. a. GOODMAN
lsT,sp1 t.. N Auditor OF state.
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nurrBR. Boos AND LARD.

BUTTER --25 csnts per pound.
EGGS-lO cents per doz,n.
LARD-In Kegs, 13 cents per pound.
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STAT Nj Il : Il
Of the condition ofhs
Security Insurance Company.

NS THE istDAY OF JANUARY, 1896 made to
I } the Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to the Statute
Of that State. ... s.. ....
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company, is Security Insurance
and 10 located tie broadway, Nc" YORK
city.
III. apnnnnt Of Ita Ianitnl Stock all
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s..a..ny, p.ysea q cl.ei.assi N. n.

o. .ad sn.i MONDAY, De- > ises Os''
vilkua 80 felievs,
n ouru.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01

y T'T7g7lT TTT --"TI- . NV H7- ~ :,
ssgsIp f.,gat sHs
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TRAINS GOING sAsr.
TiPFIN MARKETS.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.

Corrected weekly by S b. sNEATH.
FEBRuARY, 1866.
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Total Liabilities ... ...-.. s-e
~. MISCELLANEOUS.

The grcatcst Amount insurcu IN hhy .o
one risk. a.. wv"
The greatest smount allowed by the
ruiea to he insured In any one eiiy' -,
The creates, amount SLOWED 10 bc In
surcd in auS onc hlvck, \ NO ~
The amount Deposited In anv other
state As security for losses therein,
ssI,On Deposit required In Ohle
herewith made.
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Orncs or rnE AUptroK or srATE,l
.# Columbus, Ohio, Januasy u, 1895.
II Is hereby certified that the foregoing 10 correct
copy Of the statement of the conditions sf the Arctic
Fire Insurance Company uf New ioIk, made to and
filed In this office for the year 1864.
Witness my hand and -oai officially.
IL. III JAS. n. GOLDMAN, p u.rr
Auditor Of State
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STATE OF NEW YCHK,
CoUsry or NEw YORK.
Thomas w. Birdsali. President, and Richard l..
HAydocs, Secretary, Of the Security Insurance
Company, being severally affirmed, depose and
ssy that the foregoing 10 full, true and eorrre,
statement OF the affairs Of the siad Company, that
the said Insurance Company 10 the hona fde ow-
ner 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 tue same 10 mort
gagged and that they are the above described OH
cers Of said Insurance Company.
THOMAS W. BIRDsALI, President.
RIC HARD l.. HAYDOCk. secretary'
Subscribed and affirmed before me this goth day
OF January, 1866. -
IsEAL0 THOS. l.. THORNEiL,a
iFIvE CENT srAMr.l Com'r for Ohio IN N. York.
OTFIcE or THE AUDITOR or STATE.
COLUMNS, o., February o, 1865.
Its hereby certified, that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy OF the Statement OF the Condition OF
the security Insurance Company OF New York,
made 10 and hled in this once, for the year 1896
IsEALl Witness my hand and seal officially.
fsrAMri - 80 JAS. n, GOODMAN,
- = - o. saa g. Aaditor Of State.
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.aHaY Il IC4t
Vll - .ic-i'F 'Ha2
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D,rp. at his residence, near iii
fia city, on the 10th of February, 1866,
HENRY e. BRIsH, in the 9th year Of his
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The NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.

Enforcement Of the Objects Of the C0nventioa
by the state Executive Committee Of vlr.
Ginia --IDi.trict Conventions 10 he Held for
Election Of Delegates To the Convcnsios, q O.
RICHMOND, Va, July 10, 1SoA
Al adjourned meeting OF the old party committees
In the Capitol to-day, Colonel John Rutherford presiding,
Mr. Daniel from the committee appointed at the iass
meeting presented the following report which, After
filling blanks, was unanimously ado pted -
Whereas the President OF The United States and his fen
and supporters In the North have manfesed dssre 70
he eons,i,on 70 appea.e The fs.lna Ss,ssss
the Northern and Southern States which the radical repub
can party are nov encouraging and 10 promote the hapl
public affairs 20 the constitution the controlling and fnn
dameni law Of the land and to this end that conventon
pha Of delegates representing the people Of all
the stAcs who deporc the political condition Of iss
view; having been suggested wk1s
formerly represented the different eadng political srea
desp, interesting subject here indscatsd .s..
Resolved That this meeting composed OF portions OF The
ad 70 me mann ns a sha oes' NE pssPs q
synsiSse Win ,Se sw:sSidas citizens q he SorissrS
shsm o. ~ th aar ssseu. d.pson 70 wh sssn
rotins real pesoc IN bringing tack the government 4
ton and assuring 70 all he bessssr equal free. repubn
O. s:sS. S.ss., q. .s,ss. g g; M sq
s,. ,sA; ,s' Rsog. in primary
tons take place by the l day OF August from
ahortness Yf time contingencies such
Observation-Disclosures ~ se n sso ony
Ibis body win o~ shA day proceed nominate sscl
hey nov invite fsi :, thai lime ~ he ssm
hers OF the commttees
The meeting then adjourned until the LIST Of August
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the LOAD vuso AusDtN CASE.

The Case Closed by Justice Dow dns-Jehn
Lynch Held Under Twenty Thousand Del.
lars BaiI-Thc Papers Sent - the Grasa
Jury.
The case Of Dennis q. Ferguson and John Lynch,
charged with having robbed ~ 700 90 10 governments
and railroad bonds from Mr. Pnfus T. Lord broker a
No 80 Exchange place on tfe s,h OF last March, was
tee bowling yesterday, ~ an In OF neithss
The counsel nor defenS ants appearing the case vas
closed The delenasn~ have given bonds in the sum o.
twenty housAno v.T .rs 20 answer 70 any indictment
that may be proug~ against them by the Court OF Gene
raj Sessions Iss papers the have been sent 70
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The news from Europe which we publish
this morning Il Of the most important charac-
ter. The reported cession Of venetia to
France is confirmed, and il said to have been
unconditional. The armistice proposed through
Napoleon had not been positively accepted by
either Prussia or Italy, Victor Emanuel reply
ing that he would consult with the King of
Prussia, while the latter had not oficially
spoken.
The cession Of venstis to Napoleon ends
the war in Italy between the Italians and Aus.
trians, but opens anew fresh complications be-
tween Italy and France. Who is to possess
venetia is an important question which will
take time to solve. and which will give rise TO
many intricate political problems. The senti-
ments Of France favor and will force Napoleon
to grant the restoration of Venetia to Italy but
probably not Venice and the Lagoon. The
war for the unity Of Italy Ia SO far failure
thai Napoleon will always retain his foothold
in Rome and Venice. There must always be
two red spots on the map Of Italy indicating
the firm grasp Of Napoleon on Venice and
Rome
The proposed armistice between Prussia and
Austria may open negotiations for peace, but
ii will not necessarily end the war. Negotia-
tons made through Napoleon will certainly
involve him a. third party, and may perhaps
introduce others Of the great Powers into
the treaty or the struggle, particularly Russia,
who seems to have been but little consulted in
the matter. Should the ambitious Bismarck
persist in war, the interests OF Austria will be-
come those Of France, and an alliance against
the growing power OF Prussia will finally and
forever annul the treaties Of 1915, which made
her so formidable State OF Central Europe. A
congress and peace are much more likely 70
be the result Of the six weeks armstice agreed
upon than a resumption Of hostilities. As yet
the brilliant campaign Of the Prussian COM
manders has gained little Of positive advan-
tAge except the concentration Of the two grand
armies on splendid defensive line, and only
a small portion OF Austrian territory has been
occupied. The Austrisns south Of the Elbe
occupy their natural defensive line; and very
formidable one il is. Strengthened by the
Archduke Albert and one hundred thousand
men Of the Army OF Italy, they are not less for
midable in numbers in Bohemia than whom the
war began. To dictate terms In Vienna" rs
II is said Bismarck proposes, an advance, not
an armistice, is demanded. But II is not yet
decided that the armistice is concluded. All
Of which We are positive at this time is that
the disruption Of the German confederation and
great step towards the unity Of Italy are
accomplished, acts.
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THE PORTLAND CALAMITY.

Meeting Of tho Citizens, Connmittec-Letter
from Archbishop MeCIosky-Total Of Sab
scriptions Received, SC.
The regular daily meeting OF the Citizens' Committee
in aid Of the Portland sufferers was held 1t
hsifpas, twelve P. n. yesterday at the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Mr.. 8. B. Chittenden pre-
siding The secretary, Mr.. J. A. Stevens Jr., road
list Of subscriptions received since the day before the
amount OF "a. 500, which, with the amount previously
acknowledged, makes the total received by this CON-
mIttce s7o,773
The Chairman SAID he had aconversAtion on Tuesday
with Mr. Williams, the President Of the Metropolitan
Bank who told him he had on hand more
than ten thousand dollars which he had col.
lectsd from various banks IN the city The chairman
for collecting money are not being made at present the
great heat absolutely precudng the committee from
number Of persons Withholding their subscriptions
until called on But the evidences from Portland were
daily Increasing that the people there we're in urgent
noed OF whatever they could get and he therefore hoped
that all persons DESTROYS Of helping those unfortunate
persons would at once, without delay waiting TO be
called on send In their contributions 10 the treasurer,
Mr.. A. A. Low, or to the Committee.
Mr. X. c. Browne handed In the correspondence be.
tween the Committee and the Archbishop Of New York
he would combine his subscriptions with theirs
The following is the reply OF the Archbishop:-
ARcHnisHornc or Nav yonx, July H. 1866
Of your favor IN. l2th Inviting my co.ops
.lSa q ne %I ,ss iA' s%f
various Catholic churches Of the clty 10 have =
collection made which would be placed Of the
disposal OF the bishop Portland Right Rev DR. Bacon
being left homeless without place which they can
have only consented but have themselves
yonr obedient scr,ant JOHN, Archbishop q New York
To the COMMITTEE
A motion to place the correspondence on Ale was
adopted.
Mr. J. c. NmnuL Submitted the following statement
given 10 him by member or the Distributing Commit
tee at Portland showing the amount OF clothing disri-
buted aud number OF ra,ons Of food issued there On
Monday aud Tuesday Of last week fifteen hundred people
were supplied with seven thousand hys hundred articles
OF clothing Wednesday twelve hundred people with
sir thousand articles on Thursday, thirteen hundrtd
people with SIX thou.and Eve hundred articles tri6ky
and Saturday, the same proportion aud on Monday the
18Th, i've thousand rztions issued
The meeting then adjourned 10 half past twstyo'p n
to day.
NJ. W. :. Dana, chairman Of the COMMITTEE, q, Dis
tnbution al Portland solicts contributors ~ clothing
dfygoods and boots and shoes all parts " the conn
Try, as the need - urgent and immediate
gRo0gtyS CONTRIBUTIONS
The amount OF Subscriptions for the re- .f az the
ferers by the Portland calamity has 20 he'd the sum OF
S1f e5s.
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have occurred Of three or four policemen beat
ing one miserable, helpless creature. Such
scenes are shameful, and we regret to say that
they are too frequent The discipline Of the
force can be preserved without encouraging
inhumanity.
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''soytmrsTs cf eoytssos ftNros.

Cove aor Fen,on had reception last evening ~ Ne
house Of General n 1. Howard. Afterwards ne ~
fsv roud question the sincerity OF bis aim In the ds
aares Of his on si duties 20 faithfully promote s6s
interest Of the Commonwealth 1his iornoon Gov
en-. rsntov Wis ted, BY Invitation the Bo"d n. Tu1s
ssd made some remarks
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TWO YOUNG LANES DROWNED.

Gnrlr FAIta, n, H., July Is. lSv,
.ast e.eung while two young ladies, MISS S.9pe and
Miss raddor, bathing In the rver ,ney ycntured
beyond their depth and drowned Iw mother Of
iss MADDOX who their rescue. was' $50 drowned
She leaves \ family The bodies were covered after
remaining 10 the water about four h0gs
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PM BtIi rippl s0ctTy.

, HayovrR, N n, July ia, 1855
TO-DAY, seven nv Iorary member verr elected, among
whom were " neral she-sss-. Colone' Bcv man anc
Coone. samvc 81 Epinney, Of Vermont Geo y huhats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-19
TIE GUESTS AT SARATOGA AIDING! the PORTLAND SUI.
fEEtES

,,,,,- +, -, g.. :. SAwArosA, July IS 1855.
beneht ~ the Portland surerv "a on thursday ever,ng
IN tne besnu vpert nousr Seas were sold n auction
Today. Ionr private boxes Drought Eve hundred dol.
Art, other teats we're sole amounting TO 1Sl5 Seats
Drought rom I've " hfy 6Jsrs The sale continues to-
morrow nooa 20 ye Cnior Hotel parlor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-19
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BosroS, July is, 1se6
Is rumored that thu Cunard steamers will be with
contract, and run from Lvetoool 10 Halifax and New
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