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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

KNABE PIANO .--rhe highest
premiu ms have been awarded those Pi
amos whenever placed in competition
For power sweetness OF tone. easy and
agreeable touch, and beauty Of hnisn'
they hoyc been pronounced by the best
judges UHRIvALED.- Certificates of ex
cellence from Thalbcrg. Gotishnlk, Sal
ter and Viewx'eness, as also from a
large number of the most distinguished
Awcricln arti-ts, can be seen by calling
on Rev. A. J. Lyon, at the parsonage o.
the NJ, Il. Church, where one os these eel
ebratcj Pianos can be seen. Organs
Melodians and the best OF low priced Pi'
amos, viii be set up free Of charge fol
trial. Old instruments taken in exchange
for new. Address
w. s. IuSr, Fostoria, Ohio.
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IMPoRrANT DECISION TO SuIP-
rERs I'm the Supreme Court in
New York, Judge BALLOON, presiding,
case came up involving the liobili-
ties of express companies. Thcplain-
tiff, who was Il captain in the army.
dispatched from Baltimore, by the de-
PENDANTS, certain packages and trunks
to Rhode Island, of which one trunk
was lost. The plaintiff alleged that
the trunk contained wearing apparel
worth four hundred dollars, andsoughi
to recover the amount. The receipt
Of the express company was offered
in evidence, and objected to for want
of a stamp, but under the law ofls5l
the court allowed it to be stamped in
court. The company's receipt con-
tained the usual limitation of linhii-
ty to fifty dollar, unless tho value
was declared. Upon this the Judge
directed n verdict of fifty dollars and
interest for the plaintiff.
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STATE NEWS.

rv sASpusKr eontemplates the
erection of 6rst.class hotol.
pSy- TINS Urbana Citizen says Cap
tain A. G. deuel. has taken charge Of
the public schools in that place.
pg- FIRE:-Thc house Of NJ.
William Marshall, in Orange tip. |
Hancock county, was burned on Jan
uary 3lst. Loss about $4,000.
nS- Tus Dayton JoUrnol ehron'-
cles the arrival Of five wedding par
tios in one day at the Phillips House
in that city. er 1rt m
mn. TnE Religious Telescope, pub
lished in Dayton, as We learn FROM
the .Journoi of that city, has S2o, ,i2I,-
30 due Il from subscribers, which II
says will ncver-be paid.
psa. The Xcnia Tnchlight records
the sale iu that place, on Saturday tho
9th ult,, of an estate known as tho
"Randolph lands" in Greene and
Fayettc counties, for 500, 900.
rea. Mn. JNo. MoopE, an aged
and highly respected citizen of Sum
init county, was killed on Tuesday
afternoon last by the falling of tree,
which he was engaged in cutting
down.
peNl AN exchange remarkcs:-A
burglar got into tho book store of u
S. Blanchard, on Fourth street Gin
cinnati, on Saturday night aud stole
$500 worth of choice books. None
|, Of his Bibles are missing.
BS-TuE Grand Juty ofColumbian'
county recently reported cighty.foul
indictments against the whisky sci
' lers of that county. Several of thu
defendants came upaud pleded guilty
l and we're fined $50 and cost. So say
l the Baekcyc State.
: nay A boy in the vicinity of Gin
cinnati, according to tho Times, wa
accidentally shot the other day, re
= ceiving the entire contents of gur
in his head; and after having sixt.
shot extracted from that member, ]
! rapidly recovering.
rT- A man in Dayton got wrong
= full possession ola COW worth s42,5t
and Il lawsuit ensucd which resul
ed against his claim. The costs
which he had to pay, footed up $40,
7O-S3,2O more than the cow wa
c worth, and he hasn't got the COW ai
. ter all.
no. THE Columbus Journal of tn
ID inst. says: awe learn that a liv
child was found under the Neil Hous
about five o'clock last evening. Tn
child had large quantity of the fin
est kind Of clothing. When found
= was lying on storc-box, which con
tained the clothing. We have no
been able to find out anything fiji
thcr with regard to it. 1t is evident
ly of wealthy patronage, as the cloth
ing is of the richest; and the chile
!, was Immediately taken in charge b
a party who says he knows its parent
age, and who refuses to reveal any
= thing he knows about it.
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REvIvAL!--T year 1866. thus
far, has been ono OF very extensive revi.
va's of religion. Tho power of the
Christian Churches of the hand, so nob!y
given to our country, during her late
struggle, has since the return Of peace,
been turned more directly to ncrcos sed
spirituality at home. The result is b..
fore the world--extensive and in many
places most remarkable rcyivals. Our
own city has been favored " wilh meetings
in most Of its Churches, of more than or.
dinury interest. The Divine blessing
has attended I Christians have beer
strengthened, and considerably over ono
hundred have been added. Prominent
among converts everywhere, are returned
Soldiers, now cnlisting under the banne,
Of Chr'sl; may they be as victorious here
as in tho service OF their country.
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TIE LONG EXPERIENCE of DR.. ID
II. Seelye in treating Bronchial diseases
and Catarral difficulties, justly entitle hi:
Liquid Ca,orh Remedy 30 the confidence
Of the public |; the immsnsc sales. and
each bottle making new friends for thi.
truly valuable and wonderful remedy
hayc g'vcn the aged chemist and physi
cian ample means to smooth the path o
his declining Yeas, ra
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/ GROUND Hoo DAy!-Last Friday
was Ground Hog Day, and If he was
foolish enough to CONC out, he saw
his shadow and we arc to have cold
or unpleasant weather just as it hap
pens.--Adrert,ser cfthe Sh instant.
It'll. runnrcd that the old fellow
was Out IN all his glory, but upfortu-
nately he discovered the editor of the
Advertiser, when he pnt'baek into his
hole, and pulled the hole in after him
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BARRING, the celebrated London
banker, is to be made peer.
THE cattle plague was still increas.
ing in England at last accounts.
THERE ars twenty-one editors in
the Iowa Legislature.
A BERLIN letter States that during
1865. $4,000 Germans emigrated via
Hamburg and Bremen,
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ENLARGED The Wyandot Pi-
/, oaeer comes to us this week in an en-
largcd form, and otherwise handsome
ly improved. GENERAL, We wish you
the largest measure of good luck and
prosperity. lnl Y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

DONATION THE members Of
the NJ. Il. Church and friends of Rev.
Lyons will give Donation party, at
the Parsonage, on Friday afternoon
and evening, We hope that the boun.
tiful hand will be shown in its lar.
gest measure, and that all will GO
and show their generosity on this
Occasion
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

GAME LAWS !--Hunters, and all
others, should take notice that the
law of 1864, provides penalty Of
from twenty to forty dollars for kill
ling or selling wild deer before the
10Th of September, or after the first
day of December. See laws of 1864,
p. l07. 1t is unlawful to kill wild
turkeys, quails, &c, before the 18th
Of October, or after the 18th Of Feb
ruary. The netting Of quail is pro-
hibited entirely. Sec laws Of 1865,
PIP. 43-4. rsv
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SUICIDE OF ODEs THE German
gardener, Oden. who murdered his
wife on Wednesday night, at Rock
port, near Cleveland, fed four miles
barefoot, through tho snow, cut hole
through the ice of pond with the
same ak that killed his wifs, and
plunged to his long home. His body
was found floating under the ice.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

WooL Growers MEETING -
Don't forget the Wool Growers Nee
ting to be held at the Court House in
this city, on Saturday, the 9th in
) slant, at |, p. NJ.
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Ts,.r. or AnnrArro. STEAM EIRE

TRIAL OF ApR1ArIc, STEAM FIRE
ESarSE.-we noticed before, the ar
rival of the splendid Steamer, but its
merits had not been tested until after
our issue of last week. Mn. JErFERs
arrived on Wednesday night, aud soon
the 6remen were in lively commo-
tion--all anxious to see the trial OF
the Steamer which they laborcd so
hard to secure. About IL o'clock on
Thursday, the engine was taken to the
cistern in front of VASNgss' shop
The match was applied, and in eight
minutes il was in motion. II threw
fnc stream aud kept constantly in
creasing in steam, until the test was
about to be made at onco, the pumps
aewwith tightening speed when it was
ascertaincd that the cistcrn was dry.
Tho engine was then returned to the
house, and at 2 o'clock, was brought
out on the Court House pavement
In fivc miuutcs after the fire was kim
died, the pumps were in motion. Two
. pes were attached, and the streams
turned on ITEpGE's block, both Of
which threw full on the building, and
finally, when steam was up properly,
threw full twenty or thirty feet above
the top-thus, they were kept going
until the Court House cistcrns only
contained a few feet moro water. Ia
was then tested through seven hun.
drcd feet of hose, and gave entire sat
lisfaction. The great trial was to be
made at the stccplo on the German
Catholic Church, which is said to be
two hundred feet high. The elements
were against such trial, but ali dc.
sired the test to be made. Upon ar
riving at the stccplc, it was the uni
ycrsal remark that it could not throw
the water over. All was ready ant
pipc-mcn standing Immediately il
front of the stccplc, turned the strcau
in perpendicular dircction-up, up
the water climbed until il reached tn,
top of the brick work. Then IL wa,
concluded that il could not be done
| 4 second trial and the new hose burs
t ted off at the coupling. a third eff
fort was finally agreed upon, and a
, the toot toot i! the stream was turn
ed heavcnwari-up, it climbed unit
! it reached the cross-still upward un
=. til the top of the cross was reached
still upward until it reached fifteen o
, twenty feet higher. 1t had become
, fixed fact, and tho immense concours
of people broke out in ono continuou
lcer. The stream was seen above tn
s'ecplc at least fifteen feet, by men a
work three hundred yards distant.
The engine had exceeded the eX
I pcctaiions of all. 1t had been wor
king during large part of the day
and no one complained of being tired
aud no one was called on to work OF
the " brakes" The engine was pur
, chased upon the well known reputa
tion of Mr.. JErrERs, as a builder
: and he has not disappointed the com
= pany. 1t is easily handled, small
compact and upon the whole, mode
of workmanship, durability undpowcr
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c,rarI,r,cArr OF AurHonrrY.

ITO expire on the 3ist day Of January, isGTD
orricE or TmE AuDiToR OF STATE,
IssuRAacE DEPARTMENTi
CoLuMBUs, o., January ., 1866
ynrpr,s. The IoTiliard Fire Insurance Com
many Iocatcd At New York City, In the state oi
New YORK has filed In this office a sworn state
ent of ia condition, AS required by the hrst Sec
lion ~ tbr act " To regulate Insurance ConIpa-
nies not Incorporated. by the state OF ohio,
passed April u, 1856, and amended February y, ~.
ii !. and, WnEREAs, Said Company has furnished
The undersigned satisfactory evidence tEat " Is
nossessed OF least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
bt,iIARs OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL IN
VESTED in stocks, or bonds, or IN mortgages Of
real estste, worth double the amount for which
tbe "A me IL mortgaged and, .WHEREAs, said Com.
,,nv has iiied m this ofice written Instrument
!, ,ndsr its eofporate seal, signed by the President
ma secretary thereof, authorillEg any agent or
asen,s of said Company In this State to aeknowl-
sl', service Of process, for and In behhlkof said
Comp,ny according 10 the terms OF said law.
Nn,, TuERrronI In pursuance Of the first see-
In ~ the Aforesaid act, T. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
a,Jitar of state for Ohio. do hereby certify that
.aid iorillaTd Fire Insurance Company OF New
vs a. authorized 10 n Ansaet the business OF Fire
asanc In Ali. state until 9Ist day OF January.
In tha year one thousand eight hundred and six'S-
seven. .,.. ..,.,.oos n h..a he,.,,nto
subscribed my name aud caused me sen,
fs,, ,nrl OF my office TO ,be affiNed tine uAy anu
year above written. on>,Iy
Auditor OF State.
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A VETERAN GoNE!--Wm. STAN.
LEY, veteran soldier of the Slst O.
V. l., died few days ago at Upper
Sandusky, Of disease contracted while
in the army.
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M. j. SpIrLER, administrator,
will offer for Sale on the 9th instant,
in Bloom township, at the late resi-
HsJence of Jacob Splitter, lot of valu-
able personal property. grain, &c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

SrRIcKER's CORNER An i'm.
Imensc stock of first class Clothing
and goods are being sold off at first
cost by STRIcKER Bios & Co. Now
is the time to procure bargains. Mr..
,STEINAUE is ON hand himself, and is
determined to let no one go away
dissatisfied, See advertisement. o..
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G. X. Brown, & Co.'S. is tie
place to ret your Dry Goods. First cost
appears to be the motto throughout the
country, md this cnterprising firm are de-
termined not to be undcrsold in Seneca
ICounty.
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FARM For SALE. BY reference
to bills printed at this Office, it will c
seen that r. w. Dick, will offer his
farm for sale, at the Court House, in
this city, on the 24th instant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

A free school bill, making equal
endowment, but separate schools for
white and colored children, has pass
cd the House of Representative of
Missouri.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the ol,t day OF January, 1901
OrrIcE or THE AupIroa OF srArE,)
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, o., JAHUARY 9, 1860.

ITO expire on the 3l,t day OF January, 1901
orrIcE or THE AupIroa or srArE,)
hsuRAscE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, o., JAsuAsy 9, 1e66.
WHEREAS, The HARTFORD FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, In the
State OF Connecticut has filed In this office sworn
statement of Its eondfion, as required by the hrst
section OF the act "To regulate Insurance Com
panies not incorporated By the state of Ohio, -
passed April D, 1876 and amended February 0, iS-
81 and, WAEhEAs, said Company has iurnished
the unde rsigaed satisfactory evidence that a Ia
possessed OF at least ONE HI NDRED TIIOus-
AND DOLLAES OF ACTUAL CAPITAL IN
VESTED In stocks, or bonds or In mortgages OF
real estate. worth double the amount for which
the same is mortgagedi and, WArnEAs, said com-
pany has filed In this otice written Instrument
under Its corporate seal, signed ny the President
aud Secretary, thereof authorizing any agent OF
agents OF said Company In this State, TO acknowl-
edge service OF process for and In behalf Of said
Company, according to the terms OF said law;
Now, rHEREtoar, In pnrsuanss q the arstse
tion OF the aioresaidact, !, JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Is authorized u transact the busipess OF Fire In
suranee In this State until the thirty-hrst day oi
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
is WirSrss WHEREOF, I have hercun-
TO sub.cribed my name and caused the
IL. ST. zeal Of my office 10 be antxed the day
and year above written.
JAS IT. GOODMAN, Auditor OF state.
IHEREny CERTIFY, That the above is a true
copy of certificate OF authority inade and deliver
ed TO the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, by
James II. Goldman, Auditor, with the seal Of his
is TEsriMosy WHEREOF, have here
unto uberibed my name and sffixed
the seal OF said Company, this trnth
'' Go NJ. coIr, Secretary.
Applications reeelyedisnd polsiss psempuy is
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POTATOES, PORK, ao., q

pOTATOES-75c@S0 cents.
TALLOW..-l0c Grease @o 10 cents.
CANDLES-Stcnrinc 80 cents.
Tallow goa % cents.
SOAP--Gcrman l3, Common 8 cents.
WOOL-..Selling at 55 cents to 65.
WHISKY--S3 90, aud Common 81 so
per gallon.
HAMS lis to 20 cents, per pound.
BEESWAX 80 cents per pound.
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ARREsTED!-A man named
Null, was arrested a few days ago,
in Findlay, for stealing s75 from a
negro in Michigan.
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WANTED.-A GOOD NURSE,
to take care of two small children. The
best references required. Apply al
the resdience of WIN. HEwrrr, opposite
the Presbyterian Church, I'd Ward Tiff
90, Ohio. kll2 1 \ HnR7
TIrFIs, February J, 1866. i6-aIs.
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HoN. r p. BUoKLAND, M. c..
will please accept our thanks Cor copy
of the Eighth Census Of the United
States, up to 1860.
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CLYDE WEEKLY TINES. is the ii.
tlc of a little spicy paper, just started
at Clyde. 1t looks well, and the first
number is lively and interesting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

CoNDr, HAMILTON, & Co., are,
for the next thirty days, selling of their
heavy stock OF Goods at first cost. >
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OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 9th, 1851.
II Is hereby certified That the foregoing is acor-
rect copy Of the statement OF Condition OF the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, OF Hartford,
made 10 and filed In this Office, for the year 1866.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
lsEALI JAS. II. GOLDMAN
lSrAMPl Auditor OF state
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire on the 1ist fay Of January, isG')
orricr ~ rur Aupiroa or srArr,)
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
CotuMnUS, q, January 10, 1867
WHEREAS, The ~ INA INSURANCE cOMPA.
nv, located ~ Hartford, In the state OF cennecti-
its condition, as required by the hrst section of
the act ITO regulate INSURANCE tompNnics not In
corporatcd by the state m OHIO" passed April
Sth, 1886, and amended February 9Th, 1854 aud,
WAEHENs, said Company has Furnished the under.
sighed satisfactory evidence that u IL possessed Of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Of actual capital invcs,ed In st"cks or hondt, ot
In Mortgages of RcAl Estate, worth double the
amount Tor which the same IL mortgagcd AMI,
wuEnr As, said Company has hled In THIS otiicc y
written instrument under Its corporate seal, sign
ed by the President and Sccl ctary thereof Suhor-
izing any agent or agents OF said company IN this
state TO ackn bw'rigc service OF process Tor and
In behalf OF said Company, according tc the terms
of said law;
Now, Therefore, In pursuance of the first Sec
tion Of the Aforesaid net, ], JAMES ". GuDMAN,
Auditor of state for Ohio, do hereby cctthy that
said ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, ot Hart
rd Is authorized to transact the business ~ Fire
and Marine Insurance In this state until the thir.
~ first day of January, IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and tlNty-scyen.
Ii WirNEaS WuEnEOr, have hcrcunto sub
scrihcd my name aud caused the seal oi my oitice
10 I've affixed the day and year above written
lisrAIl JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
fSTAMrl Auditor OF state.
l.
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The Grape Growers Of Northern
Ohio, will hold a meeting in Clcvc-
land on tho 21st instant.
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THE STATEMENTS of the "Home
Fire Insurance." and the Security
Pire Insurance Companies" will be
found in to-day's paper. Those de-
string to insure their properly will do
we'll to read the statements of both
these reliable companies. JonN T,
HUss, Esq, Agent. Office in First
National Bank, Tiiiin, Ohio.
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TuEY have Steam Fire Engine
in Tiliin.-SASDusKY REGISTER.
Yes, sir, we have that; and n capital
machine it is. 1t does some tall squr'
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IsprcrEDl-Quite a number Of
persons have been indicted in Sandus-
Ky city for illegal selling of whisky
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Mr.. JAcoD IsH, near Whartons.
burg, wyandot county, Ohio, died, sud.
denly on the 18th instant.
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ALL ADvERTfsENENTs must bC
handed in on Tuesday mornings.
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TUE TRrBUNE.-Single eccpies ofthc
T.ibune for sale with or without wrap
pers. Price ) cents.
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THE Fire Department of Find.
lay, will hold festival at Wheelcr's
Hall, on the 21st instant.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

IMMERsIoNl--Ten persons were
immersed in the river at Upper Sar-
dusky, on Sunday last
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EOR SALE.-A VALUABLE GRIST
l. AND MERCHANT FIGURING
MILL, known as the MOHAWK MILLS
located three mites South OF Tifiin. Sen
ecG county, Ohio. The above mills are
driven by splendid water power, sup.
lied by never falling springs. The prop
rty Is in GOOD REPAIR, and will be
sold at bargain. For further particulars
call on the subscriber on the premises.
~ G. M. BROWN.
Jan. 4, 1856. IL limo.
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w. A UERsnrsER, Esq, Of the
Treasury Department, Columbus, Ohio,
will pleose accept our thanks for hume.
public documents.
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HIDES.

Corrected weekly by ]. M. EBERT,
HlDES--Grecn 6 1.2c trin'd 7c.
CALF SKlNS-12 lac Kip skins &c.
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c0oSl 80
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THE 22pi- Don't forget the
Fircmens' Ball, on the evening OF the
22d, at National Hall
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srArE or CoSsEcricUr, \
COUNTY OF Hartford, S.
Personally appeared Timothy c. Allyn, Presi-
dent, and Geo. M Colt, Secretary OF the Hartford
foregoing statement by them subscribed, is a full
true and correct statement OF the affairs OF said
company and exhibits, 50 far as can be ascertain
cd at this date, Its actual condition on the thirty
first day OF December, 1865.
[sTAMP.l CHAS. W. JOHNSON,
Justice Of the Peace.
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Detition for Divorcc.---

DctitIOn Tor DIvOfcc.---
Il Freelovc W. Randall. late Of
Decatur. in the County of Van Buren,
and State OF Michigan, will take notice
that on the Sd day Of February. a. d
1866, Silas Randall filed in the office oI
the Clerk Of the Court of Common Plea:
for the County of Seneca, in the State oI
Ohio, a petition against her, charging the
said Freelove w. Randall with adultery
nnd praying that the marriage contract
subsisting between her and the said Silas
Randall, may be dissolved.
X HORDlAity for Petitioner.
February 8, IS66.-pfS4,OO. I7-6i.
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Geo. E. Scney.

y j,La,. Jsdss Of Coaft of cearaoA Pleas
At,otasy at Lxw, rin, ohio. Ms fsusss ~ "SI ,.sI
,bs srmy sad rssumsdths praeIies Of as.s Z. ;ns
give ms whelssi:n.on 70 ~ psss, opposite
the Shswssr neass.i Ilt 1IlHNt aa=.l
jams, i5. 1895. ,...sa.s ~. s s,sat9 s''l,''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

Piusburg, FL W. & Chicago r. r.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On and snss Ne, 70, LAS, taiu, viii l.sve STA
! lions daiiS. sshbsihs eNcertcl, a. follows :
/ Traiu leaving FOREST At tG5 \ ~, lssvss daily
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

Orrirr or rur AUDITOR of STATE,
coLuMnrs, o., jan. 10, 1885.
u Ia hereby certified, that the foregoing " crr-
rect copy uf the statement OF condition ol the
ErNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF tiiar,fnrt',
made to and nled In this office, for the year 1855.
Witness my hand aud seal officially.
TSrAt1 JAMES II. GOODMAN,
isrkNrl Auditor of state.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-02-15

n. II. soUDER, Agent, Tifhn.
ion. EcKLns, Agent, fostsTia U. ,z =.
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