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DANCING.

We are pleased to notice tl,at Prof,
II. III. Wood proposes to give series
quarterly lessons in alllhe latest and
most fashionable dances Of the season.
Mr.. Wood brings letters Of rccommcn-
dation FROM some of the most eminent
gentlemen Of Cincinnati, and we have
no doubt that he will succeed. The
Professor gives an opening Soiree at
Clinton Hall, on Friday evening next,
at which tits hoped goodIy number
Of our young folks will be present.
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RAILROAD AoCIDENT.-We arc in
debtcd to Mr.. Edgar, Mail Agent on
the @. and q, line, for the particulars
of a serious accident which occurred on
Friday morning, June 22d. A trc-
mcndous storm of rain fell in Clinton
county on the previous night, which
washed out the foundation of stone
culVert about two miles below Ogden
Station. Into the opening thus made
the engincof the western bound freight
and accommodation was precipitated,
INSTANTLY killing VIM. L. Zcntmycr,
tke engineer, and Samuel Mercer, fire.
man. Mr. Zentmyer formerly resided
in this city, where he.was well known
as an excellent man. He leaves wife
and three children. Mr.. Mercer was a
resident of Morrow-ayo young maa OF
about twenty.
A bridge in process OF construction,
five miles east Of Morrow, was swept
away by tho same storm. Great ire.
galarity and detention Of trains result
cd for several days. Tho damage to
the property Of the Railroad company
will amount to several thousand dol
lars, in injury 10 track, bridges and
destruction OF one engine and three
cars.
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School Pic. Mesa Jolly crow

SCHOOL Pic Mesa jolly crowd
consisting of the pupils of the City
High School, with lot of other young
folks, embarked at six o'clock this
morning, on the canal boat -
Capt. Mart. Powers, commander, from
the foot of Broad street, for an cxcur
sion to the Natural Bridge, in Hook
ing county. They were duly equip
ped for q Pic nic-and We trust are
having a happy time.
The pupils of the schools of Messrs
Hartzler and Wolf, together will
those teachers and others, are al
SO out pc-nicing Mcdills grove il
tho scene OF exercises. Joy attenC
them all
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Certificate Of Authority.


10 expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
OFFICE or THE AUDGrOG OF STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., June /, 'GG.
WHEREAS, The United States accident Insurance
Company. located at Syracuse, in the State of New
York hns filed in this office sworn statement Of ITS
condition, required by the net '.T'o regulate
insurance Companies not Incorporated by the
state Of Oho,' passed April stlI, 1855, aud amend
ed February 9th, 1854, and the act ''To regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies" passed April 3,
1896; and whereas, SAID company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it il pos
sessed OF an actual Capital Of least ONE Hun
DIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
vested rs required by said acts; and whereas, said
company has filed in this office written instru.
ment under its corporate seal, signed hy the Pres
idont and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
or agents OF said company in this state to acknowi
edge service Of process, for and in hehalf of said
Company according to the terms OF said act Of April
8, 1876.
Now, therefore, in pursuance os the acts aforesaid
|, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Aunltor If State for Ohio do
hereby certify that sad United States Accident In
surance Company, ofSyracusc, New York, is auther-
lzed to transact the business Of accident ard Life
Insurance in this State until the 5st day Of January
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven.
In witness whereof, ! have hereuntc subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my office to he affixed
the day and year above written.
[Seall JAS. II. GoDNAN,
Auditor ofState
X. FRITTER, Agent.
June II, lSGG,--3w
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EXTENSIVE FURNITURE ESTABLISH
MENT.--Among the most noteworthy
enterprises Of our city, may be designat>
cd the steam works of our go-ahead
fellow citizens, Messrs. OUTcALT, STRo.
PEI & EyERsoLE, who have erected a
factory on the canal, near the foot of
Wheeling street, for the dressing Of
lumber for furniture and building pur.
poses, ornamental work, &c. Any one
visiting these works will speedily be
con vinccd that in their advertisement
which we insert to day, they promise
nothing more than they can and will
perform to the very letter. Their IA
cilities for the execution OF all work il
their line will be found to be unsurpass
ed in all this region of Ohio.
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A GREAT BooK.-Attention is d.
rected to the advertisement in another
column of the American Publishing
Company, in relation to "hcadIcy's 5
History Of the War" book which is
meeting an immense sensation in the
literary world. 1t will prove an al.
most unequalled thing for enterprising
agents to take hold of.
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The PIc-NIc.-Ata a meeting Of the
Firemen Of the city, held at tho Town
Hall last evening, the place of holding
their Picnic on the Fourth, was chang
cdfrom Medill's to Rees' Grove, one
mile west of the city.
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Notice to- Hunters!

NTOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
y That whereas we the undersigned citizens and
land holders Of Greenfield Township in the county
of Fairfield, have been seriously inconycnienced
and In many cases previously damaged by persons
unlawfully tire. passing our several premises for
the purpose Of Hunting, Trapping 6c.;
Now, therefore, be H. known that W. sevcraly
pledge ourselves To prosecute to the fullest extent
OF the Law any and all, persons trespassing on any
of onr premises for any purpose Whatever Without
our pernjssi0n,-and further that we will aid each
other by all lawful means in all such prosecutions,
10 the end that all such trespassers may receive the
punishment their conduct mcrlts.
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A new time table on the G. & z.
Railroad took effect on Monday last
Mail and Passenger trains going west
now arrive at Lancaster at 1885 A, NJ,
going East, arrive at 2:l8 P. NJ.
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This work, for genial humor, tender pathos, start
ling interest, and attractive beauty stands peerless
and alone among all its competitors. Tine Valiant
and Brave Hearted the Picturesque and Dramatic
the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and Pathetic
The Roll of Fame and Story, Camp, Picket, Spy
Scout, Bvonac, and Siege; Startling Surprises Won.
deriul Escapes; Famous Words and Deeds of Women
and the whole Panorama OF the War are here Thrill.
lingly and startllngly portrayed in mastery man.
ner. at once historical and romantic, rendering it the
most ample, brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth.
Disabled officers and soLliers, teachers. energetic
young men, and all IN want Of profitable employment
will ind this the hest chance to make NOR ey ever vel
offered. Send for circulars and see our terms.
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING co,
14S West Fourth street,
June el-iwH CINCINNATI, ONO
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MASONICCALENDAR.
REGULAR COMMUNIoATIoNe.

Stated Communication Lancaster Lodge, No. 81
Tuesday, June 26th.g ii..yi.a ,tn..
Stated communicstion, Lancaster chaptar No..i
Thursday, June 2sth. ss Z .as 't-s.le.ttls
June II, 1885. AtWHITE, Sse'y
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I daren'tuse many Hair Restorers
they are so injurious, but Pestachine
is wholly vegetable-Old Patron.
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Wy l. nc uurkleS Ol Logan, WHO VIII
soon be as numerous as the "white
trash" created quite an excitement
one day last week, by "ducking' a
mahogany colorcd freedman, of Ian.
caster. in the canal, near the Brewery
1t appears that the Lancaster darkie
had been living in adultery with q
frail creature of his own hue, in Lo.
gan, and being man of family, it so
aroused the virtuous indignation of the
Logan "bucks" that they caught the
offender against decency and law, on
the street, and proceeded to tho canal
as aforesaid, where they immersed him
q number of times, after which the
leader of the party proceeded to ad-
dress him in this wise:
"You Bill Fielding, you is a o-ery
niggarl You hev wife an family at
Lancaster, an you cum TO, Logan an
spen your money on a brack wench,
when you ought to spen il at home
Now, Bill, if eber we catch you in Lo.
gan agin, We will drown you stun
dedp
Bill, more frightened than hurt,
promised to mend his ways, and i'm
mediately proceeded to wend his way
to Lancaster, where we hope he will
be taken charge cf and kindly cared
for by our neighbOrs of the Gazette
Hooking Sentinel.
Albright, brother Could. You take
caro- of the ,oench down there in 10.
gan, andwe'il do our best to keep Bill
straight here, if he is a Copperhead.
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The ExcURsIoNs,--Fivo car loads
Of excursionists from this city attend
ed the Masonic celebration at Circle.
vile on Saturday last. and the general
expression is that good time was ex.
perienced. "
A special train of cars left, here on
Sunday morning, for Wilmington,
with great crowd of citizens on
board, which received accessions from
points on the route, till tho arrivalat
their destination, when the train was
oyerao wing with, its load, The cerc.
mony of laying the corner stone of the
new Catholic Church at Wilmington
was Witnessed with great interest by
an immense assemblage
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE ny ORDER
OF COURT

vi COOhI.
nN Saturday, July 2I, 1863, between the
NDhours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ, at
the door ofthc Court Houseln Lancaster, will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real estate as the
properyof Iialirelta Peyttn deceased, tout. The
one undivided seventh part Of part Of Section 80,
Township 10, Range Is, described Us follows: Begin.
ming CHAINS, 40 links East of the North West cor
ncr of said section at q stone; Thence sonth va 60
degrees west, IL chains links to a stone; Thence
west va 40 degrees wost chains and 81 links to n
a stone; Thence south va. 90 degrees west 81
chains and 81 links to stonc Thence east va 10 de-
grees west l2chans and IS links to stone; Thence
north va 70 degrees west 81 chains and A links to
stone; Thence east Is degrees west IL chains and
81 links to stones Thence north va ~ degrees west
10 chains and % Inks to stone Thence west VA Ii
degrees west 90 chains and links to the place ofbe-
ginning, except IA acres heretofore conveyed TO Ia
vii Morrel and wife to william p. Peters by deed da-
ted March G. 1858, and recorded in Book No 81 pa
gcs SO and 49, containing, less said exception "a acres
more or less, and subject the lffe estate therein OF
Nanny Madison.
Terms ofsale:-one-third in handan the balance
in two equal yearly payments with interest from day
Of sale. Appraised at S29l.
J0HNG. WILCOX,
Admir- Lauretta Peyton.
June 2l, lSGG--13-4w. p. f. 81 10.
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June II, lsGG.-3w .

The Mendenhall Improved Loom
possesses superior advantages over
all other Hand-Looms ever invented,
is more simple in its construction
and operation, more durable, easier
to operate, and more reliable; and
will weave greater variety of goods
with less machinery, and with less
power, than any other Loom.
From fifteen to forty yards can be
woven on it in day. Every thing
is performed by turning an easy
crank; child twelve years old can
operate it. Farmers can be inde.
pendent by weaving all their goods
for home wear on the Mendenhall
Improved Loom.
It weaves Jeans, Satinets, Union
Cloth, Tweed, Plain and Double Plain
Cloth, Blanket, Twills, Striped, Plaid
or Ribbed Goods, Linsey, Balmoral
Skirts, Table Linen, Toweling, Birds
Eye Diaper, Duck Goods, Carpets, etc.
WE WILL ALSO WARRANT IT
TO WEAVE EVERY KIND AND
QUALITY OF ALL-W00L GOODS
EQUALLY AS GOOD, IF NOT BET
TER, THAN ANY FACTORY LOOM.
Call and see the Loom in operation
ono door West af Bauman's Hotel
Main street, Lancaster. Ohio.
PETER G. HURT, Agent,
Lancaster, Ohio
CYLooms, Loom Findings, Woolcr
and Cotton Warps, and Filling Yarn!
constantly on hand. a4
Aprll2 lseO,-am
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TFora beautiful set Of Artlfcia
Teeth, 60 to DrVoN BoNHORsT.
Rooms-First Building East of Post
Office Main Street,, jo, %
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E3N Teeth beautifully filed so as to
preserve them through life, at Won
BoNHoRsT's Dental Rooms. je 2S
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
la-I...-.I-.... I...... Ia..l

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Columbus. o., June 1, 1866.
II is hereby certified that the foregoing sa correct
copy Of the Statement Of Condition Of the United
States Accident Insurance Company of Syracuse,
New York, made to and filed in this Office, for the
year 1866.
tSeall Witness my hand and seal officially.
IStamp,l JAS. II. GoDMAS, Auditor ofState.
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June 81, lSCC--l3-4w. p. +. 81 ID
Estnte OF jesse Conrod. Ioc

bstdte OF Jesse conrad, dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified as Administrator of
the Estate ofJessc Conrad, late of Fairfield county,
OHIO, deceased Creditors Of the estate are required
present their claims properly verified and debtors
to make immediate payment.
June 81, 1866. 3w." SAMUEL BARR, Admir-.
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Eslale 90 DanIeI Boyver, de.

Estate Of Daniel Hover, dec.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Executor Of ,he last
viii and Testament of Daniel Bower, late of Fair
| Gcld County OHIO deceased.
Creditors OF the estate are required 10 presentth
claims properly verified and debtors to make Inme-
didte payment JAMES BARK, Admir-.
| May 81, l8G6.-l0-3wH .
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MARRIE ID.

MURPBY-EMBICIi-o Tuesday 2Gth INST, at the
brides residence IN Berne Tp., by the Rev. J. B.
Hcwig, Nr. Edward Murphy and Miss Jennie EN-
bick, both Of Fairfield Co.
BLANK-WALTIER-On the 1ilh ins by Rey.
G. W. Mcchling, Mr.. Gottleib Blank and Miss Eliza
Walther, both Of this city.
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HD=NnncAnn Is.

DRoF:H II. WOOD late of Pixies Opera House
\ Gin, will open with series Of Quarterly Lessons
on Monday, July I'd, at Clinton hnlI,
one door west o f'ralmadge House. All persons de-
sirous OF tuition in this beautiful aud healthy exer'
else will address Immediately. Prot. II, Ii. Wood
Talmadge Ilause..
Opening SOirc, Friday, June 80, 1906.
REFERENCES.
Dr.. o. f. DAVIS, CHARLES KUTE,
DR.. NJ EFFlYGER, JOnN SITfORD.
Music by SchneIderis Hnnd.
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Farm for Sale.
AGENTS WANTED FOR OUR
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL WORK,
THE PIC rORIAL BOOK OF
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS

VT IId1 INIIID I-1IIIIIJ4N.
Heroic, Patriotic Political, R0ndnfic Humorous and
TrdgcdL, SplendMty Illustrated Wih orcr 800 fae I0-
traits and beautiful EnJrorings.
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VALUABLE FARM
ne I'D RE . "A h nc

RY nm order OF the Court Of Common Pleas, tho
IDundersgncd has been directed to sell at private
sale the farm on the turnpike situate 24 miles east
of Lancaster, known as the Frances Ann Albown
Farm. Said farm consists Of lO1 39-le0 acres and
IL of the best lands in the Pleasant Run Valley--Is
well waered and timbered, and Is under a good
state Of improvement
1t will be sold upon the terms OF one tLird of the
purchase money in hand and the residue IN three
payable annualy,-the deferred payments to be SO.
cured by mortgage on the premises, and the sec-.
ond deferred payment by good personal security in
addition.
Persons desiring to purchase can call upon the un.
dersgned, or N Schleich ESQ., the attorney, IN Lam
caster. .ee W. l.. RIGBY, Trustee,
Lancaster, June II, 1S6G.-H
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SrATE or INV Y0RY. COlHfy of OnOndGJd, IS.
A. A. Hewlett, President, and Thco. j.. Andrews,
Secretary Of the United States Accident Insurance
Company, being seveTay sworn, depOse and say.
that the foregoing is FULL true and orfect state
ment Of the affairs Of the said Company, and that
they are the above described oifcers.thereoL
a. A. HOwLETT, President
r. f. ANDREWS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2Oth day Of
May, 1866. J. HURST,
five CENT SrAMP.l Justice Of the Peace.
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Ilsk, .'.''.'..'...'' iSlo,VOO w
The amount Of It's capital earnings deposited in
any other State, security for losses theren-none.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

WoULD REsPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
that they have justrscslyed . One assortnent Of
JRWRLRY, ~
= --I WATCHRs,
~ sr'r1T % 1'aSh CLOCKS, Bte.
N, B.-Also, anne assortment Of Ceifornia Ola;
monds, warranted to keep their brlliancy' And
set In the finest Of gold, -
We are prepared 70 sell the above msnuonea
articles ut San Frapciseo Prices, ~
All Goods bought In our store are WARRANTED >.
represented. ,gr4u 3u-E.--... l-A a..
We have also made arrangements with the
Agent of tho American Watch Company 70 iu..
nisb us with the E. Howard ana ". o wv
Watches. al the manufacturer prices.
Persons wishing snythiug In the JeTslry Lane
would do we'll TO call and examine for then,elyen
kr Particular at entlon paid 20 fepn,tns
wstehss, Clocks and Jewelry, and al 5inds OF
Jewelry made to order q re shore''
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a--;,,l. and Departures.

ARRiyALs.-via Placeryille-Mrs Pos!'
E Rhodes, L werthermire, Peter Mitchell;
" P Lehigh. Geo Wallace. 4 avis +
Robson, J S Merideth, ] Ran. Mr. Lain.
Via Dutch Flat - Lewis Nathan, u
Msyers, Mr. Levinson. Mr. Link, John
CrIna. Mr. Glass, w Warner, J Hamond;
Via Overland Mrs g insh.m va sn II
daughter, 3 Cohen Jno " u
Duncan. Mr. McGeer:
DxpAsruRIs. = Via Placernile-B :
Rsnin, and wife, Cristina MORRISON. A
Mapett, 6 r Rogers, 9 E Black, Miss
Via Dutch Flat Laily. CB Go0dan'
A A Dunning rs Lawson, n Y ihA
NJ Mcdonald, n Rowe. ~,
Via Overland-A Mallett, g X Rogers,
II Countryman. Miss A Exiner, Henri
C~oun.rymsn. Y French, Geo biack' p"
Davidson, N J SAVER.
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Ar Sc. Cloud, Mimi. . few days ago.
man offered to bet he would eat six dozen
raw egg in one hour. The bet was taken.
and the egg-es,er commenced. The eggs
-s,e broken first, and measured nv
quarts. He then commenced, and ~
800 minutss actually slowed them Gil
.way. This was after having eaten three
hearty meals that day. BE then onereo
to bel that he could eat four dozen more
eers, bu, no one seemed willing to tax
the wager.
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Or MISERY
That il tho Question!

U,HE pRoPRlETORs OF THE "PAClFiC
Museum Of Anatomy and Scienss" have 90,
termIned, regardless Of expense, 10 Issue FhEL =
dor the bensnt Of suffering. humanity. iGus %
their most interesting and Instructive LIZ
TuREs ON MARRfKGE. and In disauniinc.,,
lions: Nsryou, Debility, prs%., ~ p Dron
I,o,, OF Energy andYital Power, the great soeiSi
Eyfl, and those mHiadisI that result from youtni
fuifollIes exosssss q maturity. or ignorHncs OF
Phyaology and Nature Law. IuIs man,
: Thess invaluable Lectures have been me m \ ~
Of eniightenine Andtaving thousand. ana va
forwarded FREE on rscs'p. ~ IN" seer.
tary PACIFIC Nussum ofsknatomy and SeisAcs,as
the Eureka Thester. Montgomery strse'; n.
Francisco" Letters to b rent thro9en men
Fargo q Co INv irz, 80 ss N .1Ldelz Up
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], HUNT, FTttIHVHII
A. J.. RALSTON, Secretary
-. m lCEE

State Of California. City and County OF San
Francisco, sa-On this nineteenth day Of Jan.
unry, A. D. Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty.six, personally appeared hefore me, H, 9:
City and County. and therein residing, duly com.
miisloned and sworn. A. J. Ralston, who. being
duly sworn. did dcpose and say that he IL the
Secretary Of the :" Pacific Insurance Company"
and that the statements contained In the forego
ing Report Of the Pacific Insurance Company are
true. full and correct. A. J. RALSTOE.
Svoru and subscribed to before me, this 18th
day Of January. A. D.. 1866.
II. 8. HoAANS, Notary Public.
AGRNCY-sHARON & RALSToN.
Bank Of California, Virginia City. Nevada
fia3l AMI HTuHAatt 2 q
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TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT OF
the Legislature of the State Of California,
entitled AN Act concerning Corporations,
passed April O., 1850, the Pacific Insurance Com
pany Of San Francisco makes the following An.
nual Report:
1.-The amount OF the Capital Stock Of this
Company 10 SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIJI.
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS, and paid IN
x.cv,v1'
1.-THE amount Of the Assets IL ONE MIL
LION AND FIFTY.0NE THOUSAND. FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTY and
thirty. seven cent. Si,o'i'1Ho %
m-The Company has NO DEBTS,
Iy.-The amount Of insurance effected during
the year, and which remained In force December
81, 1865: o~oo ,o
Firo ,5I5'St5
This Company commenced underwriting Ma
riuo Risks August !. 1865.
y-This Company insures against the follow.
ing risks, viz BUILDINGS,
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, RENTS,
LEASE.HOLDS, VESSELS IN PORT aud
THEIR CARGOES, and other
PROPERTY, AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE. ,o,,,,,s
sIONS, PROFITS and WAR RISKS, and on
ALL MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS, TO AND FROM L PORTS in The
WORLD.
VL-This Company will take ON any FIRsT.
CLASS RISK not to exceed S!o'oo0 Stne limit
ixed by law), and on all large risks VIII relnsure
to m extent consistent with PKUDENOE IN
other RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES.
HINT pFanlhant. HHH#H 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

BE.cnsa.-Henry Ward Beecher has
recently been preaching against hell. An
sxehauge thinks il to his interest % 90 so'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-03

WHAT would be an appropriate exclama-
ton on finding a hole in your stocking
."Darn it,"
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e. w. ES,
Sexton & Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
AIss or the Catholic. $50

THIS CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back Of the County Hos.
pital, overlooking the city OF Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of the city, and knowing the wants VI the commu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described.
under MI Act Of the late Legislature. In trust. un.
I'll such time "a the same shall be Incorporated. to
secure a resting place for the dead, and to afford
10 the friends Of the deceased the consolation Of
knowing that under this trust this Cemetery can
never Do disturbed. sold, or used for any other
purposf. . a . .'. '