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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

cY7 The Office of the American Express
Co. has recently been removed from the
Railroad station to the Drug Store of
tyres C Brunner, in McKelly's Block.
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Sudden Death Mr. Jacob ISh Wh

Sudden Death.-Mr. Jacob Ish, who
resided hear rWhartonsburg, in this county,
died very suddenly on the 18th inst. He
visited his son on that day, with whom he
took dinner. remarking at the time that he
never felt better; he then returned home,
and, soon after his arrival, dropped down
dead. lie leaves an aged wife and large
fan,ilv
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

w S.M. WORTH, Esq, of the Legisla-
ture, will please accept our thanks for valu-
able public documents.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
~~'it the Probate Court. fhclcH

On the Sd day of Feb. A. d., 1866, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises. will be sold TO
the highest bidIer the two equal undivided
third parts of the following real estate as the;
properly of Caroline Moehle and Mary Moehle,s
minor heirs at law, of Christopher Kroft: dec d..
to-wt: The East half of the North half of thsi
South-e east quarter Of section twenty-five G22l
in Township two ~ South of Range 1ifirteen
Q3) East of the Wyandot Reservation, ia the
county of Wyandot and State of Ohio. =.
Appraised at $733t33taa ' A'''A5 tuo1
Terms of Sale, one half cash in hand and the
residue in two equal annual payments to bear
interest from the day of Sale and to be secured
by Mortgage on the said premises. =, sift
JOB MATTESON,
:. pt"a Guardian of said Minors. 81
HENRY MAnpUx, Atty. for Guardian. y.as In
N b. will also sell at the same time and
place and the same terms. the other z0fiel
third part of the foregoing described premises as
the property of Somru Mochle, as her Atty: in.
fact. III uh1S -. 'fi' 9iIis -
.FesFs y. 7-I JOB MATTESOH. bns
by Henry Maddux, his Atty.
Jan. IL, lS66-4t. - 10 15'sIi9 oVJ Kim
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.E RoBkRT + t IL, forrmetly Of thisplaee
died ,atl Manchester,I Delaware, Co.. Iowa
on the 24th ult., of heart, disease, aged 6C
g voE y.sE,Irs2 7..,5f!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Chance to Save Il Half Dollar
Those Of our Subscribers who pay their
Subscription befort the first day Of March
next.swill bbe-rcisidered as having p;tfd IN
advance, and receive their paper for 50 90
per annum after that time We viii adhere
strictly, to our. terms, and require all who
fail to take advantage of this liberal propo-
Sition to respond to the tune of two dollars
and fifty cents. D0prfrst paper jim March
will contain q; roll of honor. composed of
the names Of all Who have paid ,inladyanee
up. to that time. ''i-5s ~ ~ = u ''''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

of this place, has purchased the store of
Mrs. Hubbard.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

EB Persons who desire to insert adver-
tisements in our paper will obiige us very
much by handing i'll their fayors as early
as possible-not later than Monday, if con-
vellient to do so. e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

EL nEXorthy young friend, r. NMe-
CoNNELI, son of DR.. James Mcconnell, has
entered upon the practice OF, Medicine in
Upper Sanduslsy and vicinity. He is a
most excellent young gentIeman,p of fine
ability, Is d. close student, and deserves the
Confidence and encouragement of our peo-
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support of their home papers.
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A Veteran GOne.-WILLIAM STAN
FORD, late of the slst o. V. L., died at his
residence, hlIthi5 place, a few days ago, of
disease contracted while in the army. He
entered the service early in the war, and
,coi,tinRed Oh duty till itslclo5e.s He is said
to have been Il brave and reliable soldier.
Poor Billy, he has gone to his reward. ..'''i
He sleeps his last sleep, he has fought his
last battle.
No Sound eanea& akehim te,gglory again"
5HG5 G&A u go ~ s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
Legal Notice.
The Pittsburgh Fort IFasy,ae & Court Of Com on
Chicago Rail,eay Co., Plaintiff, | q tmrni PleasIs

Z, Ia
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Court Of Com
Chicago Rail,eay Co., Plaintiff, q mon Ples
J. G. Mcdonald, Defendant. County, Ohio
J. G. Mcdonald, of the Stats of Indiana,
will take notice that the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne d Chicago. Railway Company did. on
the Goth day of December, A D 1865, file u
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Wyapdot. in said Slate
of Ohio, against the said-J G. McDenaldj tdes
fendant, setting forth that the said defendant
is indebted to the said plaintiff, upon an ac:
count for money had and received. IN She sum
Of one hundred twenty nine and 65- 100 dollars.
with interest from the 30th day Of September
1865 and asking for Judgment for said sonlfaf
money, with interest as aforesaid, And that
an attachment has been issued against the said
j. G. Mcdonald. -e--fe i 4 g9gIa rs11si
The said ]. G. Mcdonald is notified that no
is required to appear and answer said petitsn1.
on or before the third Saturday after the 3Oth
day of January next. -s "A IN ,-sY
MckELLY & GRISELL,
ID -.s.5. f Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dee 26, 1866
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. +.
To expire on the 3lst day of January, 1867.

. g
To expire on the Slst day of January, 1867. ~
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SrArs,)
Insurance Department,
tr" Columbus, ,O.TJan. 10, 'G6. J
WHEREAS, The Atna Insurance Company
located at Hartford, in the State of Connect
cut, has filed in this office sworn statement of
its condition, as required by the first section of
the act "To regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed
April Sth, 1856; and amended February 9Th
1864; and. Whereas, said Company has furnish
ed the satisfactory evidence that it is possessed
of at least one hundred thousand dollars of ae-
tual Capital invested in Stocks or Bonds, or in
Mortg ages of Real Estate, double the amount
| for which the same is mortgaged and, Whereas,
said Company has filed in this office written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing g
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. -~S. 'i
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the frs. sec
ton of the afoI esaid act, /, James II. Goldman,
Auditor of State FIR Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Htna Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, is authorized to transact the business of
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State until
the thirty first day of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven. =.
l. In Witness Whereof, have hcrcunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal of my Of
| fee to be affixed the day and year above writ
ten. ~.
JAMES H. GOLDMAN.
| [Seal] [Stamp] Auditor of State.
Applications received and policies promptly
issued by S. W. Holmes, Agent at Upper San
du,ky, o. taaas
Jan. "a. 'G6.-3t .elE.a,-
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HOUSE SPOUTTIN G.:

Having procured tn exclusive right for Wy
andot county, to use the patent Spout Hanger
We can do up that kind of work cheaper and
better than any other house in the county. For
spouting call on r......,,---...
f'-'' HALE 4 KIRBY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Died.-In this place, February I'd, 1865,
Mrs. susanna COVER, aged GS years.
On the 9Th inst of Hooping Cough and
Lung Fever, PRINcEss AMANDA, daughte ell
Of F-iF. Fowler, of this place, aged years
and "A days. Iii fragf. 10 -..-s.
On the Both of January. 1896, Mrs. LII
CIHrA GIEs, aged So years.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Our Paper.-In accordance with our
promise, we this week present the Pho
.neeE, fan claarg gedf form; andNe arc vain
enough to think. improved to some extent
in every respect. If our readers think as
wetlo? and consider our Efforts to publish
a neat and Interesting paper worthy Of
encouragement VIC will be gratified if they
will manifest their faith by their works in
giyhlg us aFcoHlial and esm stsupport.
Although We have been te considerable
expense i'll making the improvements you
sec to-day. we propose to continue to inn
prove our paper in appearance and size if
the encouragement we receive i'll Justify
us in doing so.
The people of this. as we'll as all other
counties, are fespdnsibl6 toba considerable
eStent for theehara aractertof the newspapers
published in their midst; for, generally
speaking, in proportion as paper is sup
ported, Will it be an honor or Il dishonor to
the toniinnnity in which it exists 1t is
also fact that people living at distance
form their estimate of the intelligence,
tastes md fntcrprise Of tle people OF a
county from the general appearance and
character of their newspapers; and if our
people ezdeSire7Wyandot coltntysto have "A
fair reputation abroad, they will best 'ae'-
comp!ish the Object they desire,b IA liberal
support of their home papers. -
.~,.-~
~fnTnlersF0n.-We are informed that
some ten persons were immersed in the
riyersnearthe Indian Mill. on last Sunday.
T by Rev. Mr.. EHsnlingeE of the Church oi
God. under whose auspices Il great revival
of religion has been, and is now, going on,
at, Oak ,Isunt CKapal9. The Day vas about
as0coldS as aliyswe~have had This winter.
and the ice, which was very thick, was cut
away for the performance ofthe ceremony
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Married. the 18th ult., at the resi-
dence of Samuel Perrine, Esq, by Geo.
Van Pool, Esq, NJ. PRHssLER SPORTS and
Miss RoXY NJ. PERRNE. both of Tymochtee
township. Wyandot county, Ohio.
o'iO On the 9th nit, at the Pierson House, by
Geo. Myers Esq, Mr.. HARRISON M1TTKN
and Miss MAR1A ALLL1IAscE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Madame Delnarest's Monthly for
February contains all that ladies could
wish in the shape of patterns fashions, etc.
Also beautiful piece of music. This mag
azine is invaluable to ladies who are COM
PEELED to, lie their own dressmakers. and
gives in addition much valuable informa-
tion on the subject of improvements in
articles pertaining to women and children.
Terms, only $500 per year, with premium
to each subscriber. Valuable premiums
offered to clubs. Subscriptions received at
this office.
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Pittsburgh, Ft. w. & ChicagoIssR.

On and after Nov. 10Th, 1865, Trains will
leave stations daily, Sabbaths excepted as
follows :-[Train leaving Chicago $50
=. N. leaves daily.l
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE. } ....
b. Columbus, Chic, Jan. 10, 1866. {
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the Statement of condition of
the Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford,
made to and filed in this ufiee, for the year
1866. .. .,,.s. ,...-....s.....fi =.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
.a3 -E sE'c JANIS H. GOODMAN, s[t
[seal.l [Stamp ] Auditor OF State
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

O.
SandUsi1y, Mansfield s. Newark
r. Rat tic annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Sandusky, Mansfield 4
Newark Railroad Company, held at their
office in lSantlusky, the following persons
We're elected Directors for the ensuing
year: 1..
G. T.. Boalt, of Norwalk; John Gardner,
of ,Norwalk; !; II. z. Warden, of Sandusky Z;
E. B. Saddler, of Sandusky; S. NJ. Robin
sonE Of 1ymouth T.. J. Tracy, of Mans
field; James Lyon, of Hebron; J. Buck
ingham, of Norwalk, and J.W. Sprague,
. al ~ & 30" p
At meeting of the new Board, the fol-
lowing officers ere elected:
G.. L. Boalt, President.
James III. Stewart, Superintendent.
II, p. Warden, General Freight Agent.
b" NJ. NJ. Bronson. General Ticket Agent.
IL. z. Wheelock, Treas. and Pay master.
Can't our friend Boalt favor an old sol
dier by. extending the usual courtesy ? We
can't think of any other means by which
we will. ever, he able to visit our friends
and fellow soldiers in Norwalk.
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County of Hartford, : ''' .e 80
Thomas A. Alexander, President, and Lu-
cius j. Hendee, Secretary, of the 4Etna Insur-
ance Company, being severally sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing is full, true and
correct statement of the affairs of said Compa-
ny !; that the said Insurance Company is the
bona fde owner of at least One Hundred Thous-
and Dollars of actual Cash Capital invested in
stocks and bonds; that the above described iu-
vestments nor any part thereof, are made for
the benefit of any individual exercising au-
thority in the management of said Company
either as President, Secretary, Treasurer, Di-
rectcr or otherwise. and that they are the above
described officers of said Insurance Company
THOMAS A. ALExASDKR, President
Lucius ]. Hendee Secretary. s- F-. is-a
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5 IT "A II II M e n II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE =
II TN "A

- IL "A i Ii M Ii IN u
OF THE CONDITION OF THE =
II TN "A
INSURANCE COMPANY
On the LIST day Of january, 1866,
made to the Auditor Of Ohio,
pursuant to the Statute of that
State. r~..a =
NAME AND LOCATION. 97-7
TIL. name of the Company is "AItna Insura nee
Company" and is located at Hartford, Conn ..
I.-oAPIrAL. f
The amount Of its Capital Stock
is Two Million Two Hundred -,.,.-
AMI Fifty Thousand Dollars, fe5..re. ~
and Is paid up.,.............S 50 $50 00D 90
lI.-AssETs 2H
l. Cash on hand, in Bank, and
with Agents '.ns.-nefre $395 Ill %
g. Real Estate, unineumbered "a, ,7G7 IS
3. The Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Company, { as per
schedule filed,) how secured,
and the rate of interest
thereon - ~ 1851 G37 2I
Total Assets of the Company S4,O67 ass 50
HI-LABILITIEs. -
Losses unadjusted and not due i$244, 29IA 43
V.-MIsCELLAsEors.
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk is lJ'7 -.sia9 $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed -,a'fs. /.
by the rules to be insured in i1ars
any one City, Town, Village. .=la5
or Block ~ .t-i5 Varies
Deposited with California n ',.;t $4,000 90
Iowa lE-| $4,000 90
Wisconsin -.. -a 7'.T .ir 10000 90
Tennessee " 90 900 90
Ohio ''- ....f a.". org 40 600 20
A copy of the Charter, or Act of Inoorpora
ton of said Company is on file with the Audi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07

Subscribed and sworn before me this lst day
of January, 1866. Henry Fowler,
Stamp.l .1 s Justice of the Peace. &,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-07
Administrator of Joseph Kline sdec'd
Legal Notice.

- 4aEf ~McKhLLr d GRrsEIL. Attorneysaz1
January II, le56-4t -
, 1866-07-08

PAPER ElanEtnEs and Window Shades
u CRAFTY reduced prices. F. E. R1oar. SO Tim
Etrlnh-Af. GLIB
, 1866-07-08

X
Tbe.' Eastman had no ons in the Right teld,
asd, ron: appearances, might bare spared ono OF
Sweeney, -the,r catcher, made four home zuns.
Tue TunxETERxM..-She German Turner
Association has recently commenced eea.on Of
renewed sc1isiy, hzvinR received large aeces,ions
to The list of membership, and ,greed to meet each
evening chiefly fos the exerc1tts which form 10 dig
ttnctise feature Of ahsr gatherings. Tns follow
lr4 ID their weekly rsogrotnuae:-
. MISUNDERSTANDING BY choir Of tWentT -four.
:. Tutsdly-Acttse members in Turner exercises.
. Observation-Disclosures meeting.
ThursdaJ-Stne1hg.
Fritay-Tusner e1e1cates.
On Tuesday sre1tugs tho proceedings are h9Tee.
ably otye1stdcd tJ the introduction Of fencing,
under the Instruction Of Captain De- Pelxrum. by
ciass ns about twru!y, who propose BY md ,b5t TO
institute public Tournament for the tt2I Of their
skill.
Jnvenf1e, clastes meet dsezy eyeninc; from the
age Of Eeveu years upHfrd1. The Turner's aet upon
t6e very etn.ible idea thst in order to prope1ly
5ounng. Each class mtcts two evenings tn tho
week. .-
The Executive Committee meets on each Mon
DAY evening for the 1Eaniaction Of business.
, 1866-07-08
Markets by Telegra ph.
n1iDnlnriT rtARKgr REPORT.

special uearatct, to tbs western Assocated f'reas
NEW fonE. July I.
wsKaLr rxs3xw Or 1riH wftotHaAIs xAAkEr.
Thc fotInwibR 10 resisw of 3hs ptthcra1 testules
pt &h4 mNket for t4s wtek.
flurk,
thtts hns been ods4Ats dtsfHs OF Activity Il ths
q p.s. Thtts wAs 4 gnod export demand TOR 5tAts
toef. tr1ess hass tssn sbssttlsd and 1ttsfuat. Ws
attats extra HlAts II e1.7ss 1sot shlrrna 0hlo III
ts s40!astA bt. Lonls s1ttAs a. alsesai1eo. some
nav ftpp itebs sfHs nuat so,a tof S.s,ta per bsL.
WHkATs
TIN hDA,kes has bs%i dull nd nssauaft prto+s
havs aeettbpd 4ta butHs1 foF ststh9 whsas Hold.
~ OF $hoiss Amhtf. owing to III ANAL stoek 0n
, 1866-07-08

bcAIdipe Home.
7. te1.is9 ~. aonai!ona 1o5. Tsss sskaorlsdkst:.
eesds one cQokinR seuye Ind Fithf 1re, ID fafnt.
tare, tNb mattresses *oms etoete1.." otset
mrntttte. ! nash.'an92: ~ i te9o4 eash
chars, p1o1lded tho pu1thase 4 aae 1t the ttots
d ins tonts hF ihe psepotfd 10. = E'= .t1 y
Thofh Aasea nor held!nf athssssa l4a'hcoks WIS
d. r. port ot1 Sa ufaaJ. ats fsqtAfed 70 ttR9ft 10
~. .lihes. at rounn NJ. 'fb Methodsst Uhurth
hlorkt Un ot befott t:cxt Wedn4tdAt thulnfrT, =
.Ibe mtttihs Hu}nntt ed 10 meet hext Ttut4dAy
aIttfhuoh tt tire o'clock 1t The pttp5fel ttttd
thv hotse. NJ, so Wetl MnAi. tf1 &ttttts
, 1866-07-08

Vcsecls Pn1seA Detroit.
Especial peapAteh 10 tho Chicago Trbnne1
DHto1T, JuiY7.
Ur-W,nons, Wellington, San Jactnto, Coral.
powx-Pide Of America, ,Queea. .Ecrth Orkney Las
shupe. Middlesez, Kirai. kiuz. Riste1s. Peerless,
johnson. Swallow. Minerva. Elita :Bates, Taas.
Hind. RauthNe1t.
, 1866-07-08

- Br17ALo. July 1-dp.m.
FLorH-Qrict and ur ehtneed
GH4Is-Wheat u quiet and dun, no. Milwaukee
II held ~t$27: Corn - nrn. ~ 80 for No. l. and ia
fair demand. oats arc auttt; 70 ! ChtcsRo It ~
Kyes qulct, md bald At sec for No. ChicaSo, and
Psovi.1oss- " -Fotk It tsi3oasoa. Lard Ut .lxe2.c.
MHlsktY-NoEuinAl.
EAxAL FHE1GUT-Erm. To NaK 3ork. com. 1tc !:
dAtN 1QMA11r.
, 1866-07-08

BK1paxroRT, July I'll n.
CLEAExn-Ur sda, Nlrtel11ts, At brIt salt; Au1rr1-
can 6tsr. Lzsal!e. light, Baueea, seueea. light,
srbsscpoi. Cliea. light; Jehostowu, Hsnuepta. ~.
os9 thr Rlss, 1ot % Iath. 100 btls salt.
ABn,vxp-8euersl Taylor. Lenont. 80 yards nbt'o
storrs 3. F. Gals. 1tmont ~ yards fuhhle atone II.
8. 0usnte, lenont. ~ yards rnhhit stent 1uvss.za
tot. Lsmont, % ARDS rubble stoue: Lsdy Franklin
Icuont. 90 yards ruhble ttous Allqnippa, Lemoht.
70 yards 1utb1e ttona; Rssoue Leaont % yAFds rub
bic stems; E. Furnhau. Prison. 80 y1~dt Tubhle
atone: Rock 1sun. La8alle, lt7 tons coal Dedancc
Loctpotl. 1000 bu oata ; II. q. Csroeuiet, ottawa
A7go bu oats.
BE1p0kToKr, July - ?. n.
ClHAHxp-Rtsere, 1rtnoat; q. F. 9Ale, Lenons !,
Lacy Franklin. Lemout; ". 8. 0uruee, LcInont; G.
l. Taylor, Lenout: IuysstiEAtoe, Lcmontt ]. B.
Preston, Morris Jennie, Iockport 5000 bu wheat
Gold Rod. ut!awAs paaAnes, Lockpos, Is br.s salt.
AaHUKD-pzilI. soaih Lookporf. 20 yards linen.
dotT, III ns bfaos propeller Csahiur. Ltmont, 70
Jerp4 fubplc gtQue. =.
, 1866-07-08

FLpuR-Sstaiy.
GxAN-Hhtaf dull 4 arnbe1, .3tss: old amber.
s7E Corn Nc better No. naked. hec yellow. &c;
oats. &c lower; No !, 4pc. r.-. =.H. > II
LAKI FEKIGH18-bn.l and unchsnEel.
, 1866-07-08
AAuaANENfa, ..>--
9sha RToaa rrceIpls Al tho ai[FpEeni n'Ates Qf
eaaa&a4leRt. fpF iAs feae PERIOD, &Fp given A. fQi'

Tota1...............e1s0 se3 f1Bo0oi &5o,.A
Uur rradrta Will be tutc.ctted in noting tho re-
ccpts Ct SONS Of the Iead,ns Op.rAuc A.d Thea'r..
cat uarscetn who have ylslted cur city Tho past
seaEon. ts 1oluws:
Grover't Op<ta reason OF twelve nights IN lse-
cemMr. LEGS. Yielded $ia,150 For.ss's engage-
Ecnt = The Ops Aouso FOR fifteen night. LETT
$fl>et0 II ssxa5le fecepta. LAtric.ine," prn-
Gt1n'& Ope4a tea.on Or nlteen ri0ht., IN Norcn-
ber 1to December 1865, yielded gross receipts 10
The omeunt OF *e1.G1l. Tho total ananant of re.
cetpt1 RON these toulces Wts 958643s.i Tnis does
moi Include The faes drnEatic scasons OF Grover /
AerE. The tzhibitt1ns Of mtnstftlsy, The Hanlons,
Sses eIo Feps of ba Masau a
AcVsekkyh foE dssmauc aauseuaents alone, {2,Sl7.
, 1866-07-08
39trG01tNl.

DElsbONAI-Nl,sa L a9at, for.
m.tiy nt Tstohq stt.sa9s9.ax q |, Ts|Hs saht.. ~.
fetf ana 4ow saPTossa to es y III a. t
Ao% Gh}c4Aa. @'h
, 1866-07-08

In Philadelphia. ps., On tho 2stn nit. Ut Broad
n.y!s AATLAcK,e q this MY; aSd ~. E@AA D.;
, 1866-07-08
LOCAL MATTERS,

Notice.-The long looked for Empress!
has come 4 iaat and ts siorpiuE a. erery Drug
tber heads md hsir benentcd Win please ali On the
druggists. BunSuAas s VAH SCHAAck, Whole
eale Agents. n12a
Again the old BOARD OF Trade Hall il
alive. tor Wcduc1day night next the great draw
when some hearts Will bs made elad-some land.
lord disappointed hereal,ef-for the real esate In
III enIsIpss u e1s.t te in
1oR's, 146 Dearborn st1eet. n73
somethtne New:-we have known Of
potassium, but never anil now With tod1de Of
lime. The superior advantages Of this coubiua-
IT, l e gass G1a 2o Is pi1ss t.
OF Lime, We advertl:c to-day, m14
Matinee. (wood's Museam} Wednessay: l Wil
bring you bottle Of pr. SWANS Vegetable Hair
nh'ca ,on call hair 10 dark, bea1ttfal apd glossy
+ nsi
What Delights New YorRers Mr..
Chadwick, disftn:uished Druggist IN New York
city rays: ben the aristoc1ac1, bY which I nm
saay fise Peeoe1 ;5SS
Eair ReGsnesator, md The unbounded sattsfact1on
wh,eh itet.es. bring; ne man, thanks, = well =
iseit BY ite nea'nes. richness of perfume. Keeping
The scalp ftce from dsnaruG, and Restoring evesy
haif 10 IT. original color-whflo the lusre 1t g1res
Smith DwJer, General Agents. Sold b. al Drug
eiaIt.
We. dea1re to call attention to tho
Saratoga "a Spring Water The an.lysia shows
t.cns. or any Other Spring Water 10 she world.
It's tonic, diuretic! and cathaStic propcr,.es arc
wooderfu. md iuvfRorate the system tn remark
able nanncr: We undcrstand!t It il being kept BY
'aS mtsa tesaheps' oFaRE'ets' Hotels and ofoeefs'
millions OF Bottles or Mrs. w1ns1oxg,s
Stcthins s,rnp s1n rold and used with ncSerts'l-
tuF neccee. It u an old and well-ir7et rcmedv,
sae @ e. ,ns
cure* wind coltc softeas the gums. and. By giving
reI and health 10 the child, comforts The mother.
/ u2H
| Call at E1augA Hros,, 50 Monroe street,
fbr ice cream tIeezetf. tttcttstort. wafer nlte1u
aod coolcra. Also, cooking ranges, stoves md bot
| air iuruacos. tndta
Paper xaanEtnrs ana window shades
=: Ertatly reduced prices. F. E. R1oar. 90 ss TN
P,u..fps,s Pure C1der Vinegar Will
ill., eaeesf eor
ktud tn tho urtted siatc4. CHARLES g. &. PMS
trso. SD and 81 stats street Chicago. ms@
special Caution. Mrs. winalowss
Soothing Syrup has become 70 popular thai T1rl.
tus patttea nate out out articles catug them Mr..
Winetu's. Plea.e takr notice that the Afrs. Wins.
low q ths Soothing syrup IS not oo1oecsed wlth
GO to tlac Tsest-Go 10 t3rynnt d STRAIT,
ton't Chicago Commercial College To &C, = thor.
cotd Telegraph opcIs.os. Address !oe circulars
ustANr d BfHAT1nN. Cbtcirn. I'll.
, 1866-07-08

BAaE BAL1~-A match gzme Of B1:e Bail was
p1syed yesterday afternoon betxeeu the East
maj a1d The Comet clubs OF tht6 city, result
ing IN victory 10 tha Eastman" hJ count OF.
Mtteu. The following score was made:
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, 1866-07-08

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nn,trc thst rsSss. f:fe. M X r. 1ssd the MI
although a young house. TheI1 style OF doing
business well entities them to the posttiou.
HAMKN,
The following tahle rhow1 the dividend Of the
rstioot National banks rum My !. 1865, 10 Apnl
, 1866-07-08

a i'rnLiu Lkcrtns ~tll ~ pirrn by u. r. rlex.
otle, Etq Al coneoftIA ilal, on Sunday At rigb,
s,'ciock IN tnr esth1he. HuhIect. ''1he Utsfet af
l,srsl Dtsl,h-lts tnnuenes oa lilo Mufai, sucial
fnS is sta s ss: :, q :tf Il, pns Il sS Ct
tttt, att cordially lntliea.