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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-02

RgpoRT IouR Saccgss--IIow much that
is known by our suocesslul farmers is never
communicated, We see fields of richest
grain, excellent cattle, good fences, cto5
farms that the mind singles oul among in.
ferior land, aud is delighted at such pros.
perity, wondering how the Improvement
was brought about. Who has not such
farms in his minds eyer And yet those
farms are unknown only the neighbors ate
benefited by the example Here is ylla.
able lnatior Why not report the success
--llow il was brought ahout--so that others
may got the benefit? -Ec3kdR9e.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-02

Josh Blllmge talks loarucdly as follows:
"Thc best time lu ectt hen IL when th hc
hen " rcddy. ku't 6fl yu what the best
breed ", but The shaughigh ia The mcano {.
II costs w much to board ono ~ it docs o
stag boss, aud va might M well try TO fatt
Ganuinmil wi ruuun oats hru IT, There
aint 10 profit in kcepin hen for his eggs,
if ho lazc less than ono u day. Hens ~
very louglycd II they don't koutekt the
throat disscazt; thorc IL grato monny
goes 10 pot every ycnr by this mcluukoly
dissca2o. kant tell exactly how tcw picl,
ont good hem bnt ~ u geEeraI thing, Tho
loug-carcd oucs lino are least apt tow
skratch up gardou. Eggs packed in ekal
parts ov salt and liine water will keep
from 20 TO 30 years if they are not disturbed.
Fresh boeistale IN good for hens, SER
pose or pounds day IL all that hen
would knced NJ Cust along. / elvll bo hap.
by TO advise with yu at any time on the
hen question: Aand TAX it in eggs"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-02
SPECIAL MEprCAL NoTrCEg.


Composed ul highly concentrated extracts from
roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal value, in
rdlhbta inthe cureof ell disoasoao o the Liver or
any arrangement of the Digestive Organs. They
romoyc all impurities Of The Blood, and are un-
cqudledin the euro Of bibrThca, juundice, Dyspcp-
sia, Scrutula, blliousncss, Liver Complaint, he-
yer Complaint Fovers, Headache, Piles, Mercuriol
Diseases, Hereditary llumors. Dose, for adults,
one pillin the morning, children halfa pill. From
one to thrCe pills will cure ordinary cases, and
from onoto three boxes will oure. any oumblc cnBe
of no matter how long standing, Price 81 90 per
box, Trade supplied or sent by mail.
V. MOTT TALBOTT, NJ. D., u CO.,
Ia 81 Fulton Street, Y.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-02
GEORGE LAsKEr. STEPHEN, g. LAsKEY.
LASEKEY & BRO,
GILEAD, OHIO,
GEORGE LAsKEr.

XNTE have fully inauguratcd the Fall and VIM
w ter Campaign, and have recently filled our
Store with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
Fer. lliZtrS.
FERTILIZERS!

FERTILIZERS:
BRUCE'5
CONCENTRATED FERTILE R.
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the aashy
parts os slaughter house oaal, decomposed and
concentrat"d 70 Which is added - parts il lCD
OF Bone Phosphate of Ern4
Il !; exoe!lentiy dapted TO
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Immediate result: of It's Use are IS :arkcd IS
in 81" uEplicat; ~ Of Peruvian GuaEo; while
the land on which il is applied is st :as aalae
time permanently oniiGhrd.
SWAN ISLAND GUANo,
a rich Phosphate Guano.
--'',- ' GEO +. WHITE,
NH l4--2m 81 and 81. Cameron It.
EIEtT IZERs.
We a~o prepared TO supply Che agriculscc&l
Community with ali kinds Of
FERTILIZERS.
i ~: ! pERuv1AH eUAso,
SOMBRERO GUANO,
KETTLEWELL'S
Manipulated GUANC,
EXCELSIOR
and othor SUPER PHOSPHATHS.
PLA TER,
LUMP ard GROUND,
q: lowest market rates TUr cash.
Also FOWLE 4 cos
SOLUBLE FHooRA tLED PERUVIAN
which h.: been usod - the arineTs Of Mary
land anal Ipr 5cv"'uI yctrs, most successfully:
HuUE " WEuDEhBuKN:
nh C-2ul Foot Of Prince street:
-, L OFFER WIrH tJ-srIDEA 4 The
" following. valuable
FAE4ILIZEE$.
manufactured by
s.es,rs. WM. Ii. FOWLE, DAYNE u co,
Of BALTIMORE,
and warranted BY them a!ld OURSELVES 10 k,%.l at
they are rrprcser led:
MANIfULATED GUAAO,
aeon pound VI Hcluyla and 2 l.oap atit duane s..
yuAfulHip ~ PAUSrHATES and AL
kALlES.
COTTON,
wud TOBACCO
FERTILIZERS,
PLASTER AMI ruTAoH,
iNIIMAIELY COMBINED,
= very valuable IuD D:>:salng.
at manufactured prices, COST 81 tr.n&V Irta;ieE
atd.:A For sale by
uvuE K WEDDERBURN,
NH g--lin EuU. OF Prince street.
CtoAfoUNn OF
PHOSPGATES
ALKALIES.
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
THE GAZETTE. !.
TUESDAY. EVENING, APRIL "a 1866.

POTATOES From SCOTLAND. The Commits
sioner Of Agriculture has recently received
from Duadee, Scotland, an invoice Of Pas,es
son's famed seeding potatoes, consisting Of ten
different varieties L. is not the intention Of
the Commissioners to distribute this lot, asthoy
are for use in the experimental gardeus. These
potatoes are grown in the Royal Gardens at
Windsor, and also by the leading asricult
and farmers throughout England and various
parts OF Scotland. 1t is said that they inya
riably Withstand the attacks Of blight, and
produce heavier crops Of sound trbers than
any varieties grown alongside. During tho
season Of 1865 the diploma OF honor, and prize
medal Of the Erturt tHanorer) universal ex~
hibition. the chief prize at the Dublin Inter
eatioual exhibition and the society prize medal
at the Liverpool and Manchester Agricultural
exhibitions at Oldham, we're awarded the grow
ers of these potatoes. 50 @: e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

TRACTION ENGINES. An experiment was
recently tried in England to ascertain the cost
transporting goods by steam ensines on com
mon roads. The work performed was the
hauling OF three wagons loaded with fifteen
tons Of lime, sand and coal, tweuty-six miles,
the entire weight of the train beng twenty-one
half in the journey. Including ,hirty-,hrse min:
utes stoppage THIS was a speed OF two and
oue-sixth Jules per hour The coal consumed
was 2,576 pounds, and the expense of the
journey was, for tolls, .$lO.54; coal, $6.57; oil
and waste, 81 ceuts; lauor, So l5;. wear and
tear and in crest, S2.94; total, $23.l 10. This
is equal to cost but six cents f'r moving
Que t n one mile, nearly one-half Of it being
tolls collected by the road companies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24


VLKGINIA, :, wit: In the Circuit Court o-
fairfax county, Apr! kules l#jj, " II
G Power, { !npunant, vs. Joan T. "nHG'
Thomas Z. Simpa Ill ali! A.idrlch lot"g, late
partners, trading ard ccntractig2 the nam u
Dung, Simpson q Co., and W. Il. too1i!g
executor 81 tie cSth"" u William T"G+iE5, uC-
ceased de!enuaE s--in ch&uccrT
Mem: Inc object 81 this suit Is TO ati"ch II:
tA.. l2nda CT tn; Ict,mG"nt u N. Il. buCGiN@,
cxecutur ~ aforesaid, nrE lli.,H"y du" 81 own Z
0 the said defendants You: 6 Simpson d Co., 10
pay comp i,inant H.: II ;.2 il with interest
from 2nu March 1850.
i; appcaring by affidavit f ed that the de-. n
dents John D \ Dung, 'i.oma: I. ; lnps"fi a!N.
AiCiri, h l Dung ara Ton Residents Of TIL, ~t"l"
l. IS ordered th..L they appear within one month
after ,i:e pub ic; ion hereof and DO wat . Mt
ce>., ~ + pr.t.vt their int, Tr-tS. y co|J-
Test. WI VI FlIZuUGii, Eleri; pr" !e:it.
Chiffon u MAGkcDhR. :. =: 80 - L:ty-t%
yTIHGINIA, 10 wit In The C;ro;;i: C3:!r. oi
Y Fairfax COUNTY, April Ruiz, 1856 E:lzr
}. GunnrI!, adm Y. .! >. I. Gnn"n!!, DC o., vs.
Pie ce Dutler-in Oh sm"""y.
HIcn:-The oblc IF this suit Is 10 attach .
tract vi land lying and hr!ng il the county q
Fuirfa% continuing Isl acre, On the Rad lr,H-
ing from C.ntrevl!c t. Manassas, pur"h">".i
fr.'m Samuel Trolt, to salts ard Jay plant Il
the suuI ii So M!h !:,t"rcsi thereon lrpt!A NOV
~ 1860, unL.! paid.
It anpe in by affidavit filed tina tho said
4. I'm ant is !. non Ne iicnt Vf the Sta q! ' IT.
r;l!i; il i ordered THAI i! pDc;,r here Wiihln
one month after due publication hereof, ""a ~
v hat is necessary !, protect liz Interests.
"; ii. FlTzHUGL, Clerl: pro TEN.
TEHns & CockEEELL, =. = nn l:--!&yt@
yTlRi:lNlA, 70 wit:--In the ircui. CnMr$ Of
' taG!"X county, April hUe* lS0o} iii!fh.
c, !!enurtck ,Aecuior of Peter Hcmdi!cE.
,i.,Id - A,,uc p.r,J..n md ANN DurGgT, his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
A,,;.gl suE Il:

VIRGINIA, to with The Circuit Cou:tof
Y Fairfax county, April Rules, 1856, Ann
+. Battaile -. Joel Mann In ch4nccry
Mem The object Of this suit. is to attach
property % the defendant, containing about
500 acres, near Ccntrcgills, on the FauquiAr and
Alexandria Turnpike Road, 10 pay complain
ant the sum Of Z5u', with intcce s. lherg1l from
18th March, 1888 until paid
Il appearins By affidavit Fled that III: defend
is ordered that ne eppear TSithlE ono month
after due publication hereof, aud Go what Is re-
cessury 70 protect his interest y copy tcstc.
WIN u. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro scn!
LOVE p O. sp l2-lav4W
yyIRGINIA, 70 with the Circuit Court q
Y Fairfax county, April kules, 1866; +. iza
J. CuNncl, adm'rl&. Of j. 9. Gtshncl, Gee o.:
rs. chm A. G.rga>s, drfen4alit, ia ch&':ccHy.
dem TIE oh ect OF this suit is 20 attach IN.
real estate Of The ijcftEdaEt, IA tho county q
Fairfax TO pay Com lainal:t The sum CT so
with interest," from 18th April, 1851 III.
1t appcaring by affidavit flied, that the said
defendant is Z Il, Il resident OF !Ac Stste OF r.
ginia,-it is ordered that he appe%" here within
one month after due publication hereof, ata Go
wha; is necessary to prosec- his :2:GrcS:. ...
". NJ FfTZHUGH, Clerk pro :sn1.
TEBRs y: CuCKERsL, I. & .-.a "p iZ--iAM.!%
VIIkGINLA, to In the Circuit >our, Of
Y Fairfax county, April Rules, l3 =, ': II.
a. Moore KS. Charles E. Red, Wr7. n. 4.w-
tiers, Sarah \. Iorry a:ld benjamin Cawood,
de:cnduutS-ln CT encerT. ..... ........-
Mem The uniec otth;s suit Is 10 crcoTcr .!
the 1cte dunts the sum OF S;il?.52, with in1er4@!
on @I4.l2 from 18th Oc.pber l8 O. OF SO, :
81, from lGLn Aay, $50; on s. -
ir...n 3st Mav, 1850, pla :l25l rom i2lh July
oal and OH 81 70 lro: 2GtnJ uE lcbGi AID ~ a.
lnc.l il he n.nd5 81 The defendants, 5@r-;I y.
q! - :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24
/ AMPS, LAMP GOODS ~ OIL.
W II COG \ n,

., Moth Hnya! Street,
Offers i,,r sale Lamps il great vario, from Inc
little Ton, Thumb. TO he most magnificent la:
ior Lamp; Cut, Ground and piun Gt05"3;
Chi!nneys, MI kinds and siz,s, Brushes. Wick,
and all tier goods in thetradc, At the most ret
.onaAls prices, Especial attention IS called to
large let Fl Stand Lamps just received. rurch"-
) d 1T extremely low NsAr,s, and offered AZ cor
rcsDon;,g rates. AL vyE3 want :-'"! EH|&G."S
IN Gandsnmn oar,or and Fable lamps hHd ''eg-
| or 1nne rIlirklv mil Sd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

TROUBLE AMONG THE HORIZONS. The
Omaha Rcpubl can of the 9Th learns that "the
greatest excitement prevails among the Nor
mons, and fixed determination on their par
men have recently been assassina,ed, while the
editor of the Vidette, with all other Gentile-:
has been notified to quit the country, OF fare
worse Pacards are posted up in Salt Lake
CRY warning The Gentiles to leave immediately.
We predict exciting news from Norm ,ndom,
and apprehend tina, the military will find, ere
long, that the sea- OF war has been transferred
from the South to the Land Of the Prophets y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

LUXURY IN PARIS The demand for ell az
:icles Of luxury was never greater in Paris than
it is at present, and shopkespers arc profting
BY it to demand extravagant prices. In fact,
some OF them admit that If they did not ask
high prices they would lose ;hicr fashionable
customers. In mary trades the supply 10 not
equal to the demand ard The deficiency Of
hands requires ,hose employed TO work add
sional hours, for which they are literally re-
munerated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-24

BUTLER BUMps.-A New York phrenolo-
gist has been examining General Butler bead,
and has furnished the public, in the shape Of a
chart OF character addressed to that di>tn-
guish d officer, with the results Of the inspec-
ton Of has Dumps The document IS funny
one throughout but the following extract is
esp: caly entertaining
IL GU are sure to make what you touch pay.
You are an excellent judge OF the value Of prop
cry. Ar aim st skeptle,l IN matters OF rell-
giun. Are more railea tnan conservative aid
it ever inclined to be conservative arc SO fou
policy. ~.
Can anybody question that phgenology is a
science after tnisl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31


TWe cut the following from the
GAINESVILLE Daily Courier of the 2lst
inst.
SHOP Observation-Disclosures Carson,
on Saturday last, arrested two women
on the G. & q. Railroad 2 o'clock I. M
accommodation train, just as it was
about starting from the depot, on the
charge OF shop lifting. 1t seems they
had been into johnson & Cos; Cat
trell & Kaemmer's and Scott & Cos
dry goods stores, and in ]. W. Con
rade's boot and shoe store, in each OF
which they purloined goods, part OF
which was recovered after theirarrest,
found secreted in a sack or poke, snug
ly ensconced under the crinoline of
one of the women, and held in place
by being sewed TO her clothing. They
gave their names as Caroline Miller
and Lizzie Garrett, alias only; their
true names being, we are informed,
Mrs. Andrews and Miss Elizabeth
Geise residents of Lancaster.
They had an examination before
Justice Bell, who sentenced them to
be confined in the County Jailon bread
and water, the former three and the
latter two days.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

CoURr-The Summer Term of the
Court of Common Pleas for Fairfield
County, commences on Monday next
the 4th of June. The Grand Jurors
for tie term arc Mcssrs. John Fricker,
Hooking township; Thomas 9. Clay
ton, Walnut; Abram II. Hte, Walnut;
Theodore Mithoff, Hooking; David
Cunningham, Clearcreek (; John Shupe,
Clearcrcek Benjamin S. Feeman, Plea.
SAINT; P. N. Weakley, Liberty; W. S.
Eyman, Richland William W. Miller,
Rushcreck; Adam Weaver, Pleasant; (;
William w. Lamb, Walnut; Isaac
Young, Clearcyeek; Daniel Upp, Clear.
creek.
The Petit Jurors are Messrs. John M,
Bcamer, Walnut township Joseph
Borgncr, Madison; John Hutchins,
Amanda; Peter Miller, Amanda; James
Scott, Bloom David Weaver Walnut;
William NJ. Cook, Rushcreek; Jacob
r johnson, Rushcreek franklin Ka-
gy, RushcreeIk (; John NJ Miller, Hook
ing; Jacob Baker, Richland Michael
Miller, Berne.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31
rHnATnR.

Tho troupe now performing at the
City Hall is far superior to any whose
performances we have ever witnessed
in this city. Miss FANNY B. PRICE is
an actress who would grace the boards
Of any theater, possessing as she does,
tragic genius OF an exalted grade, and
personnel eminently fitting her for the
line of characters in which she shines
with such superior lustre. Her mer-
its have been repeatedly recognized at
the leading theatres Of the country
Mr.. HANcHETT is tragcdian of wide
reputation, which his playing here has
shown to be fully deserved. These EN-.
inent players are sustained by com:
pany of unusual excellence to be met
with anywhere outside Of the great
cities. Had we space, we would like
to particularlze-but must forego the
desire under the circumstances.
Tonight will be presented the thrill
ing drama of "East Lynno"-Miss
PRIcEas Lady Isabel, and Mr.. HAN,
cHETT as Archibald Carlyle.
Tomorrow night is set apart for the
benefit of Miss PRICE, with the admir-,
able play Of LittleBarefoot' on the bills.
Let her have the rousing house which
her winsomc countenance and bearing
show that she deserves. On this occa.
sion q citizen of Lancaster will sing q
song and dance a jig.
A most attractive melange is propos-
ed for Saturday nights entertainment.
Lovers of the drama are not likely
soon to be favored with better oppor.
tunlty of seeing good playing in Ian
caster than that now presented.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

THE Bounty LAW HAS PASSED the
House of Representatives in Congress,
with only two votes against it, and no
doubt will very soon pass the Senate.
Almost every discharged soldier has
a claim for bounty under this law.
Send your Discharges Immediately to
7. W. Tallmadgo, authorized Military
Claim Agent, Columbus, Ohio, who
will file your application in the proper
office for payment of the bounty Cue
you.
This law gives Eight Dollars and
Thirty-threc cents bounty pei month
to all who served during the late
war;
Three Months Men of 1861,
One Hundred Days Men,
Six Months Men,
And all other honorably discharged
soldiers. Also, to the widow or minor
children of such who died in the army
or since being discharged therefrom
May 81, 10,1w.
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THEODORE TONG,
SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORDER
20 OF COURT.

nn tho 23rd day OF June, 1906, at 3
Bo,clock in the afternoon, on the premises, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following prem
ises, the property Of Ida Maria and Clara Alice Al
bright, minors to-wt
The onesixth part Of Lots 80 "a, and So in Basil,
IN said county-apprasrd at S2l9 49,
The one-sixth part Of Lots 40, Al and ~ in said
town-appraised ut 81 90
The one. sixth part of Lot No. 81, in said town
appraised at S6 81. f
The one sixth pnrt oi Lots 2s and 80, in said town
appraised at $40 90.
/ The one.sxth part of Lot 80, in said town--ap-
praised Mt 81 H.
The one sixth part of Lots 81, IS, 80, and co, in
said town--appraised at Sl3 80.
The one-slxih part of Lots 0i, 62, 81, and Gi, in
said town-appraised at SIS 90.
. The one.si&th part Of o parcel Of land described
as followed: part OF the south hall OF the south
west quarter of section No. %, township IL, range
49, in Fairfield county, begnningat point on Canal
street. in the town Of Basil where the noVth western
alioy intersects upon the same, which point is one
chain south from the s. W. corner OF lot II in said
Town; Thence east with Canal Street CHAINS and
2s links TO post one chain south Of pont one
half the distance of the south boundary Of Lot n,
which is equal to one chain l2 links east Of Liberty
street; Thence south chains and % Inks more or
less to the canal bottom; Thence stwardly
with the canal to pUin. south ofthe place OF begin
ninq; Thence north with the rarge Of the alley7
chains mora or less to the place Of beginning, con-
taininr 100 acres and appraised ut SlB 10.
TERMS OF SALE 0ne.thlrd Of the purchase
mohey In hand, and tho balance in two equal an
hu'i Pnym'p'' "''D 'i DANIEL ALBRIGHT,
Z Guard. ofIda Maria ann Clara Alice Albright.
May 9lth, 1S9d-4w;P. IS 10
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

SODA FouNTAlN.-E. J.. Slocum, at
his Drug Store, has fitted up a splen-
did Soda fountain, and is prepared to
dispense the most refreshing of all
summer beverages to thirsty public.
The apparatus used by Mr., Siocum in
the production of this wholesome
drink is OF first class make and style,
and from actual trial Of the article
turned out by hun, We are enabled TO
pronounce it unsurpassed and unsur-
passable.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

THIRD NORMAL INsTITUTE.-Those
interested will not fail TO scan the no.
tice of Mcssrs. REINMUND & HARTzLER,
in to days Gazette. The success of
these gentlemen in the conduct Of the
Institutes of previous years, is suffi'
cient evidence of their fitness for the
task undertaken by them. 1t should,
and doubtless, will, bring large in,
crease in the number of those wishing
to avail themselves of the advantages
presented by the Institute.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

Worthy OF ATTENTION The adver-
tisement of Messrs. Vorys & Brother,
relative to Lumber, Building, &C., pre-
sents great inducements to those about
to build, or having use for lumber for
any purpose. AS workmen, they can
point to numerous jobs in the city that
will amply attest their faithfulness and
skill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

HANDSOME REsIDENcE.-Among the
improvements in the way of building
which have been added to our city the
present Spring, one Of the finest is the
frame dwelling house which has been
erected on tho corner of Broad and
Mulberry SITS, by Mr.. Robert Johnson.
tits an ornament to that part of the
city; commodious in extent, and taste.
full in construction. The workman.
ship on this building is such as TO re-
fleet additional credit upon the skill
ful builders, Messrs. Vorys Il Brother
-and the enterprise of Mr. Johnson
in planning and achieving such ON i'm,
proyement is in the highest degree
commendablu.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31

CROWDED ouT.-.-The Advertisement
of Messrs. Douglass & Coles, announ-
cling the arrival of their second purchase
this Spring of new and fashionable
goods, Is unavoidably laid over till our
next issue. Everybody will take no.
tice, however, that their stock now
presents attractions for styleand cheap
ness, not to be surpassed here or else.
where in Ohio. Let those who doubt
this 20 and examine for themselves.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31
ClAraIoS JouRNAL.-Tho Columbus

CANPAE0N JouRNAL.--IneCo columbus
journal, now under the most efficient
editorial management it has ever had,
proposes to issue campaign edition
sfor the four months ending Oct. 2Orh,
at SO 90 for the Daily, or 50 so to
clubs often; 81 80 for the tri-weekly,
or 81 2S'to clubs often; and 65 cts, for
tho weekly, or so cts. to clubs Of five.
Union men Of all parts Of the State
should take the Journal for II is
first GLASS; slivepaperthough little too
much Inclined TO bc intolerant Of any
other than the most radical political
opinions,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31
Certificate OF Authority.
10 expire on the 3lst day Of ofJanuTy, 1861
orricr OF the Auprron OF srArr,

OFFICE or THE AUDIroR OF STATE, /
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan. 49, '0G.
WHEREAS, the Insurance Company of North Amer
len, located at Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsyl
vana, has filed in this office sworn statement Of Its
condition. ms required by the first section Of the act
ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the State of Ohio passed April sth, 1855, and
amended February 9th, 1864 and whereas, SAID com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evil
dense that it Is possessed Of ut least one hundred
thousand dollars ofHcual capital invested in stocks,
or bonds or in mortgages of real estate worth dou-
bic the amount forwhch the same is mortgaged and,
whereas, said company has filed in this office n
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
10y the President and Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent 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.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the first section Of
the Aforesaid act, !, JANE II. GOODMAN, Auuitor Of
State dtfDhio, do hereby certify that SAID lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, at Phil
adepha, is authorized to transact the business Of
Fire AID Marine Insurance in this State until the 3st
day of January in the year th ousand oight hun
dred and sixty-seven.
In witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed my
aud caused the seal of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
[seai JAS. II. GopMAx,
[Stamp.l Auditor ofstate.
W. P. CREED, Agent.
May IL lsG6--3w"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-31
POSTPONED.

Tho meeting of Sour Temperance
Association" announced for Saturday
evening juno End, 1866, is postponed
till Saturday evening juno 9th, 1866
on which occasion important business
will be presented to the association.
All are requested 10 attend.
BY order of COMMITTEE.