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The Baltimore County union., 1866-10-27
Real Estate agents and Con
Vey0ncers. IS 9
Geo. II. Carman. Joshua M. Bosley.
MARYLAND AND AGENCY.


WE SELL AND PURCHASE on commits
wv sion, REAL ESTATE of every descrip-
tion, in the city of Baltimore, the Counties of
Maryland and other States,--BORROWh AND
LOAN MONEY ON MORTGAGE ,--and attend
to Collections of all kinds promptly. beoi
s OUR OFFICE isicentrally and conveniently
located, with all the appliances for a thorough
and energetic dispatch of b2siness and we
propose to use all proper and available means
to present to the purchasing public and .capi-
talists, such property as may be in our hands
for sale. - . .e,,r..st ,sss3s sf.sf
IF you want TO Sell Farm, House or Ground
Rent inform US of the fact, and put it on our
Books. [..,,..,. ,z...,.i ~ I (,
IF you want to Purchase REAL ESTATE Of
any kind, or Invest in GROUND RENTS OR
MORTGAGES examine our Books before you
do so.
Persons having business in our line, are res7
pectfully solicited TO give US call, or commu-
nicate with us by letter or otherwise.
CARMAN & BOSLEY,
Office No. Carroll Hall (up stairs,) s. Z.
glg Corner of Baltimore and Calvert Sts,,
Nov. 1S.--tf. a Baltimore, Md
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: .nes5 r. H. GoRsUCH, @
81 Successor to Jehu Gorsuch,

e.L
Corner Of Gaya Front sts, Baltimore Md,
~ DEALER IN = -s- .a titsa
FOREIGN. AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
TT AS received his Spring and~=sA
Ill Summer supply Of goods, con -
sIsting in part Kniyesan Forks,
Pocket Knives, Table and Tea Spoons, Hollow.
Ware, Wagon Boxes, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Shovels, Forks, Picks,
Mattocks, Cast and Blister Steel, Trace, Halter
and Cow Chains, Counter Scales, Safety Fuse,
Gun Caps, -
WoobCoeK's PHOWs AND. CASTINGS;
fnAlso, Stewards wedge pattern AXES, war
ranted all of which he offers wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices.s qs secs 3
halzg> In addition to my stock of Hardware, |
have added fine assortment of WOODEN
WARE, such as Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Bas-
kets Brooms, Wash Boards, Butter Prints, &C.,
&c., which department. is9in charge of N R.
GORSUCH. who is always happy to wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock before pur-
chasidg elsewhere [August A. 1s66.--ly.
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DR.. R. sAPPINGToN's
/, Il - y,,. Liver PILLS ,wH Aofl
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, etc. =.


TNHE judicous use of DR.. Sappington's Liver
L Pills will, with certainty, eradicate all
foul Homors, correct Disorganization OF the
Stomach, and restore healthy action Of the
Liver, Bowels and Kidneys. sstet's4 3
They are suited for eithersex, and willproye
n Certain Cure for
bIEDIGESTI0N, y 'sa.H s9e'1F
iioT CONSTIPATION, ta 1a3masal izfa
- .,ies Loss OF APPETITE s8f a81
DINNESS OF SIGHT,
Specks or Webs before the Sight; Pain in the
Shoulders, Limbs, Side and Back; Burning in
the Palms of the Hand, or Soles Of the Feet;
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach Oppres-
sion of the Chest; Chilliness; Palpitation of
the Hearts; Pains in the Temple or Headache;
Sudden Flushes of Heat; Restiessness; Often
Disturbed Dreams and Depression of Spirits.
2 They have specific action on the Secretions
and Excretons, and assist nature to eXpel al
impurities. s.a4ase ts45 f+5sa et 1a
After taking a few doses of the Pills the Liv-
el, Skin and Kidneys are enabled to perform
their functions in vigorous and healthy man
-ner and all the above symptoms will disappear, ,
as they're caused by diseases of the Liver.
The Liver is theorgan whose office 1t is to
purify the blood therefore unless it is in
healthy condition we win have impure blood,
and are liable to any of the numerous diseases
caused by a wantoi action in this most. impor
tant of all the organs. f....l..l
w. Take a box of the Liver Pills and have
Health and Pure Blood. Sent by mail for 80
cents. Prepared only by gsn haa ga
1r..,,. DIR. r. SAPPlNGTON,
1872 North Gay Street, Baltimore.
I,npaiIR 1874 Nv
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STONE. AND EARTHEN WARE.
- AT FACTORY PRICES, so,7
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PACKING
eooRs to go out Of the city. ~ q 80
s,a y hssegse9o JOHN ". W0NDERLY,
ZIG Gay St., near Front, Balto., Nd.
April u, 1966-lY.
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OLD TOWN CHINA HALL,

T WOULD call the attention Of my Country
4 friends and customers to the new stock OF
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, just
received and for sale AT THE LOWEST PRI-
CES FOR CASH. IS v,rta tt:,
The following are some of the articles which
may be always had of every quality, SIZE and
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To my Friends and the FubIlc:
CINCE the fire occurred on my premises,
y have secured the upper floors of the Ware.
house No. 346 West Baltimore Street, Zone door
east of my old stand, J where amselling SAD
DIES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c, &C., saved
in damaged condition, at very reduced prices.
Having got all my hands at work again, am
prepared to receive and execute orders for all
work usually found in first-class establish
ment at prices that feel confident will give
satisfaction. Aug. 4,l866.-ly.s
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nR. THos. B. HARRIs,
DRs. JARRFTT & PAYNE,


TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, BY
LAUGHING GAS.
Office Corner Gag and FROM Streets,
"Old Stone House, Entrance lOl Gay ST.,
BALTI1nORH,r MD. ~
April 81. 1S66.-ly
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miscellaneous.
So q. CLARK s. cos.
A u CTI 0 N
AND PRIVATE SALESR00M, !,
i.ADDREss TO THE PEOPLE.

No. I4S BALTO. ST, Opposite LIGHI,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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HENRY SHEW,
CoNvEYANCER.

COUNT SURVEYORS
p sEs AND na s4saa hHh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08
Tur F,v,axt i--From tho Ere.

THx FRxsHxt From tho Ere
mont youssAI es March 3D. Prebs.
big the ssverest treshst ever witnessed
in Fremont, occurred within the week
past, Once OF twice. within the reeol.
lsctisn Of sone Of. cvr citirens, there hss
been ss much OF more water In the river,
but the banks were never 90 much over
flowed.
The warm weather OF the sis,, 92d
and 23d. with the rain on the night OF
he 23d, started the ice in The Ssudusky
river on Saturday morning, the Gath II
was very thick and strong, having broken
up twice before, and coming down to the
Island and bend Of the river Just below
town, where it had lodged and syain FRO
zen fast, making a complete dam. The
packing prooess had gone on until the
river bed was full OF ice from ,hre, TO ten
feet thick all frozen in sold mass. The
i,o FOR few rods aboye the Western
Reserve Road Bridge broke and passed
down and stopped at the ice dam. When
this mass moved, considerable damage
was done on the river, 10 Dewss, e. Co.
steam a fJuriug mill, JusE e. CURTIS
foundry and machine shop, and sevcra
frame buildings, Ws. KkssLER's hotel
barn and several small buildings below
I r"
him. As s)on as the ice stopped, i'm
movably gorgcd, the water began to back
set from every street running TO the river
A large body came down Fornt stree
under the Railroad bridge, which crossci
this street, aud before night many fami
les in the upper end OF town were ob
lgej to move their things out, or fror
the first 10 the second 1oor. Some wer
obliged to make their escape so quick!
that scarcely snylhing could bc TAKEN
The houses near the river, and inJec,
most Of those on y" the fat" were sub
merged from few iuches TO four or fiy,
feet Ff Nlrf HtE.t
The railroad bridge which crosses tn
river was in great danger of being carrie,
cfI, but by careful wstching aud assisting
the ice to pass through, cutting off tn
siding aud keeping loaded train on ,h
bridge, the structure was saved. Th
train from the west Saturday eve
ming at 6 O'clock, was kept here unit
Sunday morning. when the cars wcr,
showed across, the passengers walked
aud the lccom,t on the cust side tool
! them east. The two trains from III
: East due Saturday night, were passc
D West on Sunday in the some manner.
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Important Hint !

Gentle reader, we want ihtie money
and hope tha. all those knowing 'hem'
selves indebted for subscription vii
have the kindness to call and pay up, OF
r.mi, by mail. We cannot, in the P'e''
xht state of Affairs, pay cash for white
Paper and trust 1t out for six and twelve
months. All our paper used in printing
IL CASH the hands we employ to Sc
the type is CASH every Saturday night
Our rents are CASH Our living is CASH
and in fact, everything we use and con
sumo in printing the paper, we have t'
pay cash for before VIC can get 1t! Why
then do you ask us to trus, you for you
subscriptions I Don't do it. Come
'righ, along and rAr UP, aud bring TIVE
or three new subscribers along with you
Don't forget these two little items.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08

TIE CnoLERA.--UdlEs J0urndl
OF HEALTH, gives the following sugges.
tions, which, If properly observed, will dc
much toward making the scourge Of chol
era which threatens to attack us ncx'
summer, much lighter than it otherwise
would be. We commend them to the
careful consideration of oil, and hope to
see the necessary steps taken without
Delay, to prevent this fatal dlsesse from
sweeping our citizens away as chaf be-
fore the wind
lM. Every householder owes il TO him.
self, to his family, TO his.neighbors, to..,lIc
community in which he resides, TO have
his house, from cellar to garrc., from the
street curb TO the rear line OF his lot
most scrupulously cleansed, by sweeping
washing and white washing.
2. Every man who has any authority
in city or town government should con.
slider himself bound by the oath of office,
and by every consideration Of humanity,
to give himself no rest until every street,
alley, close gutter and sewer is placed in
a state Of as perfect cleanliness as posi-.
Bile, and kept SO until the irosts of next
summer come.
81. These cleaninrs should be done
now in February and March, because il
put off till warm weather, the effort ne
cessary for the removal OF fiiih, will only
tend, in the essential nature Of things, to
h,stcn the appearance Of the disease, to
increase its mnligniiy and to extend the
time of its devustations because the
suns Of spring and summer the sooner
warm init life and intensity, the vipcric
and molignant influence which. in It's re.
morseless tread, wrecks SD much Of hu
man happiness, ard dcsolates so many
hearth stones.
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SUDDEN DEAru.--We regret to
announce the sudden death oi our esteem.
ed friend and fellow citizen, WILLIAM
NAYLoR, who departed this life at his late
residence in the se:ond Ward, at about
eleven o'clock on last Sunday night.
Truly" In the midst of life, we are in
deat." Mr.. NAyLoR, has been in deli
cate or rather declining health for some
time, but his situation was not supposed
20 b. dangerous. On last Saturday
IN morning he was at the store attending to
business, and appeared to be very feeble
Between four and five O'Clock in the a.
ternoon he reached the Van Dorcn
Hcuse, on his way home, and could 60 nc
further without assistance. Some kind
friends conveyed him to his residence
We sympathizs with his afectionnte " ife
and relatioLs, and friends, who mourn his
sudden death.
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MARRrEp, in Tifiin, Ohio. on the
18th Of February, a, the residence o! DR..
Kinnsman, by the Rw. j. +. L1ps.cy.
Nc. Ross HIT. Of Marion county, Ohio,
to Mrs. MARY KISSAMAs. Of this city,
Also. by the samc. on tho 9Th
ot February, at the residence OF c. II.
Smith, E.q Mr., SOLOMON BEvER. 10 Mrs
LAURA A. DRIKE, all Of Tiflin, Ohio.
In this city, on the 9th instant,
ut the residence Of the brides parents,
by the R'v. A. Lyon, Captain THOMAS J.
RAY, OF Findiay, Ohio, to Miss Ida d.
HSRToN, ofIhis city. 't'.
We received with the above, q hand
some "Grccnb,ck," aud beautiful
cake. Wo tender the happy pair our
hearty thanks, and hope that pleasure
and prosperity will greet them for the fu-
turs.
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FoR rnE TiryTs TRIBUNE.
Freedmens' Bureau.
AwAYoFF, March 9th, 1856

A'Aeish cs"f
Mr.. EDIroR I'm q recent, issue OF
your very worthy TRIBusr, notice tha'
you solicit items of local Importance
from any source. You will, OF course
readily discover that it is an impossible
thing fur me to furnish you anything like
local matter. because I don't live Their E
and il l did. have such an IRREPREssIBLE
desire 10 talk about something ! know
nothing about, that il renders me totally
urfit to bring IDEAS Of peal transactions
to bear on the POINT. I shall merely talk
briefly Of the Frcedmens' Bureau.
This Bureau, rs constructed by Scna.
tor TRUnByLI, Of illinois, has receptly
been LOCKED by the veto OF the Prcsi-
dent, which renders it useless for the
present. have no knowledge as TO the
exact number of freedmen aud refugees
who would have come under the protec.
ton of this Bureau, but will be safe In
saying several millions or MORE. This
Bureau was to take ~ the territory OF
every Southern Stnte. inclusivsof three
millions Of acres of "GooD" land, which
was provided and sstapart for the benefit
Of these freedmen; aud, besides all this, il
was intendedto shelter, feed and clothe
them. But, ] see nc sight for the soldier
-hs has no say In the public lands.
, Now, Mr.. EDITOR, I have no objection
TO the freedmen having Bureau costing
us TWENTY-FIVE millions annually, and
three millions Of acres Of oooD y land,
because il viii smartly to EouALizE
ard tAMILIAHizE his condition. But the
poor old soldiers. who labored long and
hard to free these men gets neither Bu-
reau or land /; and the government can't
equallzs bountles because they have not
GO, the money to !" srAsH." IfCongress
can e spsse " so e1sFayagantly to the
freedmen, II ceftsinly could appropriate
for the use Of soldiers, g THREE auLloHs"I
OF acres s2f POOR land. with a guarantee
thatithey would cloths and feed them,
selves without the Bureau fcIniEs,
ie - Subscribe for The 7rfeuas,
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land Bounty 10 Hundred Days men

Mr.. Clarke, Of Ohio, has given no.
tice Of, and will introduce in the
House to-mortov, bill proposing a
bounty Of eighty acres OF laud to each
soldier Of the hundred days men. II
embraces officers, ehsplsins, surgeons.
musicians and privstes, who served
for term not less than thirty days,
and who were honorsbly discharged.
1t excludes all dcsertcrs from any oi
its benefits, and makes AL proper pro-
visions for widows aud children, in
case the soldier is dead. 1t is. cor
tainly a meritorious bill, in which
about thirty six thousand soldiers Of
the State Of Ohio, and a proportion
ate number from Western States, are
deeply interested, aud it will, no doubt
be favorably regarded by Congress.
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@ Important To N
Sorghum ManuEa c tur,rs

The secret of making Sugar from
our Nor,hstn Canes u At last solved. Me.r.. W sl
LETT Hatcher OF Muskingum Coun,y. Ohio, have
produced beautiful specimen OF welt gained and
very fair sugar from Sorghum. tor which thsy have
prolused leusfs patent. The cost Of ma
the sugar 10 80 little that any can make the ,u
gar wi ith as lile expense NJ the molssse, nd hay.
good propoIiion OF mola.ses len.
The tight OF Seneca county for manufseiu M tIe
sane having been purchased by Joel Han ,beIg,r
E.q be wiItbe herein thori tme With ,pseinsn
of the sugar, and will sell township OF individual
rights 10 ell who wish.
We, the undenigned citizens OF Fairfield county.
Ohio certify that have a tpeci men of tb. az
gar and pronounced bssUiifsl grained article, AMI
AT. Mason. A. T.. simmons,
. u. Leonard, RS. Brock,
y w. Miller. w. Rssder,
Samuel Apt, J.. Iielmiek,
h'f. Do'nsy, u. Hslniek.
Martin Tbonsh.
Baltimore, Fairhsld CouniyOhio. 50
~. an ,s,, JOEL kANsBERGER.
reo' ", leoo' W-st. q
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NEW BANKING HOUSE TOXIN,
Huss, g. Co., Of the First National Bank
of Tifin, have lately purchised of JAMES
s. YERK. Esq, the Southwest corner Of
In-lot No. 80, which is Immediately
North Of the Curt House, on which they
intend to erect, during the coming sea-
son, a splendid Banking House. This is
good, VERY GOOD. We hope they may
always have funds on hand, ,.for somehow
or other we have q decided weakness for
Greenbscks, not that we care about
keeping them. but we really like to look
al them.
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netitiOu for DiVOrcc.-.-

H. H. souDER, Agent, Tlf,u, Ohio.
Esb % 1894 7 Hf II .r LH 1909 Ia-1t
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SKLEcT ScuooL.--By reference to
circu!ors printed at this Office, it will be
seen that Mr.. GroKcE GAssnAs has
opened select school in Kirchners Hall.
which he intends to mske permanent, u
liberaly putrouir,d. Mr.. g. is a gentle
man Of fne education, and there Is no
mistake but his school will be conducted
in such a manner as to give satisfaction
to all who pa,ronizc him. We hope he
will be literally encouraged, as good Sc
lect school in this city is greatly needed
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the Jist DAY of january, 1877.


Ito oespire on the 3ist day OF January, IsGT.)
OTricE or TnE AUDITOR or SrArE,
Insurance department,
Columbus, o., January IL, 1866. y
wHLREAT. the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, located at PhiLidelphia in the
State OF Penn-y vaDiO, has filed In this ofilce n
sworn sioement Of its condition. required by the
nrst section Of the act To regulate Insurance Com
panss not incorporated by the State of Ohio pass
ed April 9Th, 1856 and amended February 9th, 1881
aud, whctcas, said Company hAs furnished the un.
dcrsigned satsfactory evidence that IL p0sse.red
OF at least one hundred thousand dollars Of Actua
capital invested In stocks bonds or In mnrtgagc
OF real estate, worth double the amount for Mhicl
the same 10 mortgaged aud, whereas, said Compa.
ny las filed in this Office, written Instrument IN.
der Its corporate seal, signed by tho President ant
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent or agcnti
Of said company In thia State TO ackno wledgo ger
vice OF proress, for aud In behalf Of said company
according to the terms Of said law.
Nov, therefore. In pursuance Of tho hrst .sctlot
Of the aforesaid act, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Andi
tor OF State Of Ohio, do hereby certify Iha, In
surance Company Of North America, at Phtladelphia
Is authorized TO transact the business of Fire An,
Marine Insurance In this state until the 3Ist day
January, In the year one thousand eight hundret
and sixty seven.
In witness whereof have hereunto sui..qril>J s,y
sEAL1 name and caused a.. se-J = ~, .'nee 70
lsr.nsl h, am a ed the snd year above written
80 y JAs..H. G0pMAs,S
Auditor Of state.
4. u. DYERs, Agent, Thin, o..
'N'' - sSNs Al " a- p a H .a u it-W'
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BowE & LYsLE LAS the season
,of the year is drawing near, and as farmers
vwill be purchasing Agricultural imple-
meats. We cemmendthsmt to the extern
,sive store Of Messrs. BowE g. LYsLE, In
this city. They have an assortment oi
farming implements not surpassed In any
town in Northern Ohio. ....t
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SINCE the publication Of Cover.
nor Cox's letter, in which he sets forth
the views Of the President. the Copper
heads about here have hunted their holes
and drawn the holes in after them. How
eager this delec,sbie crew were. to grasp
at small matters, to manufacture a little
political capital fol their dead and wretch
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To Printers--For Sale.

One half ofihe Tifin TrrprSs is offered
for sale. The location is good and the
paper is prospecting. For further infor-
nation, address J. d. CAMPBELL, Esq,
sS,. Clsirsville, Belmont county, Ohio, or
call on the publisher at Tiffin, Ohio, aud
make an examination.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08

CRY MILLS BY reference to
an advertisement in another column, il
will be seen that Mr.. ISAAC PENNINGTON,
has taken charge Of the g. City Flou ring
Mills" and is prepared to manufacture
-four Of an excellent quality. .....,
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RKv. RoBrnr AnprEw.--it Is q
source Of Frs,i6e.t;es tons 70 Be ss'' 'e
state, that the donation on the 9th inss.'
intended for the benefit OF the much
sfBie,ed and Reverend gentleman whose
name heads this srtiele, w.sas Il should
have been-s perfect success, as to ma
,criai aid. and emsna,ed in q pleasant
v,ion of friends.
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q o g, h. BRowN, & Co., have issu.
: ed their proclamation in this weeks
ETRmUsE, notifying the people that they
have put "vEro ON HIGH PRICES" and
invite. the people to call and satisfy
themselves. They are determined no,
10 be uudersold. 'f &"
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AN ExaxrrEnr D,su-

AN ExoELLEsT DIsa.-An ex.
change says the following psdsy was
given at one Of our fashionable sestsp-
rsnts:-"wsiter, hs kind enough to pro-
dues the bipsriitian Of the duodeeuple
aggtees,iss Of 'tssssseSds bivalves Of
Shrewsbury nativity in circumstsnces
Of cudity." 1'Nso st'sHNT - i.
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ANOTHER FARM FOR SALE.--By
reference to our new. advertisements, il
will be seen that Mr.. B. SHAULL, offers
his excellent farm for sale. Tins farm
contains I6o acres. aud worthy tho at
tention of those who desire to puachuse.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08

"DEAD Ducks! THE lucky
editor Of the Frcmon, JOURNAL, received
handsome present last week, in the
shape Of two dead ducks" b
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.

tihitf ~ a. r. VI NA'hONii -
70 expire on the sist day OF January, is67,l
Orricr ~ THE AupiToR or SrATE,)
ISsuR,Scr DrrANrMESr
CotuMHus, Outo, February 7, isB,
wWrark. the MONTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SUkANCE COMPANY, locNtcd ~ New York. In
the State OF y. v. has hled In this once sworn
statement Of Its condition, required by the nrat
section OF the act To regulate In,urance Come
passed April g. 1850, and amended February D,
iset and, whereas, said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that II Is
possessed OF nt least one Hundred Thousand Doll
lars of actual capital invested in stock. or bonds
or In mortgages OF real estate, iworth double the
amount for which the same 10 mortgAgedi and,
whereas, said Company has fled In this ofilce a
written instrument under Its corporate seal, sign
ell by the President and secretary thereof, author
ming any agent or agents Of said Company In this
state to scknow ledge service Of process for and In
behalf Of said Company according to tho terms OF
said law.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the irst section
OF the aforesaid act, I, JAMES n, GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of New York, 10 authorized 3, trans
act the business OF Fire and Marine fnsurances In
this state until the thirty first day OF January, In
tho year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven.
tsrALI 10 witness whereof, I have hcreunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal ofmy ONE TO he affixed the day
tsrAMr.l ann year above written
JAS. u. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF state.
H. II. souDER, Agent, Tlfnu, Ohio.
Feb. %, 1865. ~ IL 44NaF ia-1t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08

P. A. MAaEE, Esq, of Fort Sen
eca, will offer at public sale valuable
lot of personal property, on Tuesday
March Goth, 1866.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-08

General Pope has issued an order
prohibiting travel on the Plains ex-
cept in trains Of not less than twenty
wagons and thirty armed men. This
course is deemed necessary in view Of
the threatening attitude Of tho In
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