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Fire Marine Risks
en- at Reasonable Rates
Office, tSOafh- Vest Corner THIRD
and Sycamore Streets. -.-
c. NJ RANSOM, Secretary.
CHASt G. REAXIRT, President
Local Agent,

AS an evidence of the Standing of this CoIll-
pany, we submit the following:
To sohoan. II mag concern: SS 8 -.
We hereby certify that the Cincinnati Home
Insurance Company have paid US the full
amount of our loss ($6.00a,0G) as covered by
their policy No. 3146; on onr Mill property near
Troy. Ohio, which was destroyed by fire on
the 4th day of DecenIber 1866 s.. - j ,..z
We esteem ourselves fortunate in having been
insured in this Company, as the party who oc-
cnnied the premises, was insured IN an Eastern
Company, and on amere technical qui3ble they
refused TO pay their loss. We desire also tosa9
that we did net directly or Indirectly own or
control one dollars worth Of stool: ofsaid Gin
climate Home Insurance Company. and that
from personal know ledge Of many Of tie Stock
holders and Directors. we consider this Com
pany first-class in every respect and entitled to
the confidence of the public
TAYLOR, GRAY co.
Cincinnati, Chic July 1S 1866. 1.' :, p - "a
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
i dot county, Ohio, from and after the lst
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings for
the examination of teachers, under the "Act to
provide for the organization supervision and
maintenance of Common Schools" and the
amendments thereby, passed March "A, 1854,
as follows: In Upper Sandusky, in'said Wyan-
dot county on the 1st and Sd Saturdaysin In the
months of April, May, June, September, Oc-
tober and November, and the first Saturday s
of all the other months.
No certificate will be granted except at a
regular meeting, nor will any be granted ex-
cept the applicant appears in person and sub
mits to an examination.
Under the amended school law, "Each
applicant for a certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, fee of fifty cents as eondi-
tion of examination.
ESY" Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Court House in said town.
By order ofthe Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 3, 1s66.-ly.
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Bounty.

DY recent act Of Congress an additional
d Bounty of $l00 is-allowed to Soldiers
having enlisted for and served three years, or
discharged in consequence Of wounds received
= also to widows and parents Of such as died
in the service. . f-s.
+ ~ Having been licensed as a Claim Agent
Will attend to the collections of any claims
intrusbed to my care. NJ Il. KIRBY.
August Sth, lS66.--tf.
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MARIETTA. O. Lnne 2ath. lSG

ma -s.,. MARIETTA, O., June 28th. 1866.
Received from the '.Cinennati Home Iusnr
snee Company" TwelveeHundred and Eight
Dollars, being in full for loss sustained tymy
on property insured by said Company under
FIRE Policy, No. IS42.
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A E W P O E T

a. - w " Ia .
GOOD SONG FOR THE PEOPLE, ENTITLED
READ THE NEWS"
In Just about the smartest town
That ever you did enter,
/ mean in Upper Sandusky,
Very near the centre, "a
III. III. Holdridge has lately opened
His new and spacious store.
A splendid stock of goods at cost,
And just little more.
They've Cotton, Silk and Linnen Goods
Broadcloth. Stripes. and Tweed,
With many other fancy things,
Quite beautiful indeed.
They've Thread and Combs, Gloves (Silk
or Kid,)
And Lace that's often wore,
suspenders that will stretch feet,
And lust trific more.
With Ribbons gay, and VelvetS. too,
And Braids and needles plenty;,.oa g..
Prints, Poplins Lawns and Alpacas,
Both Red, Bite and Magenta
They've Thread, edged Lace and Smyrna,
And others by the score,
To suit all calls that they may have,
And just a-little more. - 'st'
He's got as good and civil clerks
AS ever measured tape,
To wait upon their customers
And keep the goods in shape;
They're just about the finest chaps
That ever tended store,
Tn sure you'll find them all of that,
And just triflc more.
Don't go to other stores to trade. II
They're clever chaps L know,
And honest as the times admit,
And make Il handsome show.
But you may chance to find again,
AS you have found before,
How they can fleece tho feathers off,
And Just tritle more.
Then come to HoLDRIpGE's store, my
friends, n
Come all from far and near, Z 9I3
You've everything to hope'for there,
And nothing can you fear.
They'll show you goods and sell them
cheap,
A most abundant store.
And everything the people want
You'll find at HOLDRIDGE's Store.
Now, since we've sung our little song,
We want YOU to remember,
That all the goods that you may need
From May until DecembeT - ss3 a
Win be foundjin rich profusion .'
At our old corner store
Where Holdridge and his clerks preside,
To sell little lower
than you can buy the same kind Of goods IN
this part of the State of. Ohio, and fyou have.
any doubts as TO the truth Of our song just
call and
SATISFY YOURS SELVES!
N regard to what we have said on the subject.
eE-REMEMBER ROBERTS' CORNER ~
NAV 10, lS66.-tf.
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D., Hr, III GLE : 5lPS{.{'i il1t
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NEWARK, Ohio, Feb. IS, 1866.
Received from the t'CincinnatIjHome Insur
ance Company" Eight Hundred and Five
Dollars, being in full for loss sustained by me
on property insured by said Company.
- 80 DAVID J.fJONES.r
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A. LUDLOW.

MEMPHIS, Indiana, Dec goth, 1868.
Received from the "Cincinnati Home Insur
ance Company" Thirteen Hundred Dollars,
being in full for loss sustained by us on our
Stock of Goods and Dwelling, insured bysaid
Company under Policy No. 5496. s-35Sss
R. X. GOODWIN & co.
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WILMINGTON. Clinton Co., O., Oct 8, 1865.
Received of the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company" Two Thousand Dollars, being in
full for loss sustained by me on my Ware
Horse and Grain therein, insured by said Com
Dc1; NJ
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HOWAHD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Systems
Dnew and reliable treatment. Also the Bridal
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sLOAR'sr coNDITfoN POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country 1t composed of herbs and roots and
for mdness safety, certainty and therouGhness stands
preeminently the head of the list of Rorse and
Cattle Medicines H.
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the skim and gives tasmooth and glossy nppearanco
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body It is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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EiIk. merlno and cotton understands. Robe
NitchaIL Co. aps %
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Dress suitz. Robson, Mitchell & Co.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

Reported for the Memphis Daily Appeal
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton is
Irregular, but better qualities are firm 4;
sales to-day 1900 bales receipts 200 bales;
low middling "a to SO; -four, superine
s. 50i corn, mixed andyellow S2t to Soc;
oats SIZE; bacon, shoulders Is to HE,
mess pork SIS; hay SIS 90; sugar, fair to
fully fair II TO 144c.; mOlasses nominal :
gold q; sterling 33f; New York checks
discount.
The French Transport Aleck arrived
at HAVANA IN the 9th ult., with 500
troops en- route for TOuiOn.
The L. S. GunbOat Florida would sail
from CUba for Aspinwal on the I'd.
Thirteen hundred Regulars now con-
stitUte the entire force of the Depart
ment of Florida.
Crevasses are occurring all along the
river, and a devastating flood it is feared
has broken u below on the left bank,
and it is feared that the Mexican Gulf
railroad and Bayou Burof country viii
be overlooked.
A memorial asking for the deepening
of the Mississippi passes is circulating
and numerousiy signed. The cO-Opera-
ton Of the Valley Chambers of Com,
merce is asked for.
The Press calls for the return Of the
libraries taken off during the war.
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EIeetrfcity IA a Cotton MIL.
The Lowell Mass Courier Of March
23d says:
It is a general truth that friction de-
velops electricity, and most workmen
know that q machine belt, at high speed,
by It's friction with the air, is highly
electrified. II has for years been a COM
mon experiment for a workman TO light
gas burners by holding one hand toa fast
going belt and the other TO the open
burner. This matter was curiouslY DEM
onstrated in the Appleton Mills Of this
city on Wednesday. A strong smell Of
fire being noticed, the premises were
carefully searched, and a small quantity
Of cotton lint, inside a belt casing, was
found on fire. The lint lay upon a beam
which was within four inches Of a belt
some fifteen inches wide, and moving
some two hundred and twenty revolt
lions q minute.
In the beam was an iron bolt, the head
of which was toward the belt. From the
belt to the bolt was passing a stream OF
electric sparks, which had set the cotton
lint on fire. After attending to this case,
Mr.. Motley, the agent, opened the casing
Of . similar belt in another mill. The
beam ia this case was fourteen inches
from the belt, but the stream Of electric
fire was at once seen jumping across the
beam, although it had not set fire TO any
thing. Perhaps some of the eases OF fire
from supposed spontaneous combustion
are due to the electricity from machinery.
The subject Is an interesting one for in
vestigation, and probably a profitable
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The past week has been one Of excessive dull
ness in every branch Of business. Not a mer-
chant will buy beyond his Immediate wants,
aud there is nome that Will refuse 70 sell at al
most any price for the purpose OF reducing
stocks. The consequences IS that rates continuet to
every irregular, but with more steadiness than
aweek ago, and there is a tendency downwards,
but less decidedly so Than it bas been, except
that Corn is scarce and higher. We believe
there Is nothing requiring special notice.
BAGGING AND RoPE-very little doing
quotations nominal.
BUTTER-A good demand with moderate
stock the price is higher and hrm-5eSS5c for
good Roll, and looking upwards,
CHICKENs-Very good demand and high
ss9slO per dozen.
DUCKS-ID moderate request-ss9s7 per
dozen.
GEEsE-Little wanted al 8 per dozen.
COFSEE-A light demand Rio q shade
lower-we quote 2GH950e.
CoRNMEAL-Large stock and small demand;
prices irreguisr-sales OF s25 bbls., light weight
from store, SO So We quote from s39si, accord
ing to weight and quality,
EGGS-The stock is liberal and prices gave
way; we quote good lso in chat, zoe in oats,
with a drmer feeling,
FEED A quiet weeks business Corn has
been in good demand with q very inadequate
supply and prices have gone up to s5gsoc, the
outside figure prevalent. Lay is hrmer than it
was last week, we now quote inferior s229z23,
good s24@S2s. a very ano article o fumothy will
bring ST. Oats are dull and lower, we quote
f8g52Ec. with few sales at the upper figure.
Bran Is in very little request with very small
stock, sales are a little Irregular at from SZ7GS30.
FLOUR-L0wer grades sbundan and IT.
regular with e downward tendency; con-
oessions readily made 70 effect sales, super
fine 90 sOgs7 30, extra s. 758ss so. Medium grades
In sunalIsupply with very little demand double
extra s99sl0, treble extra sllGsi2. Fancy grades
are firm at si4ssl6,
FIsH-AenB As over and the demand has
largely fallen or Prices unchanged.
APPLEs-scarcely anything doing in a whole
sale way we quote s89s7.
GUNNIEs-scarcely anything doing. prices
down. New s7SSsc; second hand lss2)c; bur-
laps l59lSc,
H0AiSf-Irregular with very small demand,
s5@S6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are unchanged at
So 59Sf for N~eshannoclI and Peachhlcws, and
s5aa for Sweet very good for seed command
outside prices Good onisns in demand al s4R
81 80. Cabbage very scarce; fine heads viii
bring 80 70 so per hundred.
MoLAsSEs-We hear % sales of common as
Low as soc 8oc@si Is are the prevalent rates.
PROVISIONS Several articles are lower
with considerable jrregularity. Bulk Pork IN
changed. Bacon, Clear Sides, l8k@I7c.; Shout
ders, l3zGI4&c; sugar Cured Hams, 22923c.
BulE Pork, RID Sides, l41z8l5c; Shoulders,
s29i2xe.
TOBACC0-Considering the times there is a
fair demand for Tobacco, and price show much
steadiness; Natural Leaf 81 l59sl 40; Medium
Bright S5c@sl; Navy, lbs, G97Oc. We report
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COMMERCIAL.



CoTToS.-OurC Cotton market dnring the week
has not been Of a satisfactory complexion. At
the conclusion Of tine previous week dattering
news from Liverpool had revived confidence (;
that confidence e not lost, but its fruits are
suspended. New York is 30 weak with its Dry
Goods arrangements and Gold embarrass-
ments, that IL could not rise to the penny Liv-
erpoola advance by more than a rise of one cent,
and that It could not sustain. In Europe there
has been some fear OF a war between Austria
and Prussia respecting the Schleswig-H olstein
provinces. Il is not probable That war viii
occur, but the possibility made the Money
market gloomy the erect of the depression
was Instantly perceptible in the Cotton market,
and I'd decline was the consequence. The
hrmness in Liverpool causes holders to refuse
selling lists at current quotations, whist the
miserable weakness Of New York does not per-
nit buyers to recede 20 their views. Tlisdif
ference gives the key to The weeks Cotton
market. The following is a review Of tie mar
ket, day by day
M~ONDAY.-The market opened languid, at q
decline or one cent. At noon news arrived Of
"a lower in Liverpool. where Middling Cplands
quoted 1874. This depressed Ourmarket. Mid
ding, 32aSSc.
TBEsBAY.-A very DAN day, only a few small
lots changed hands. For the second time New
York quoted below 4Oc-quotatIons being 500
zoe Gold. 2734. Mlddling, S2g29c.
WEDSEsBAY.-Few and small sales at one
cent desiine-8sg4Oc Ia New York; Gold, ia.
M1ddling, a@82c.
Observation-Disclosures dull aud s~tagnant. Mid
ding, Sl@S2c.
FRIDAY.-No improvement; New York was
still ACKNOWLEDGMENT Attic business done in
our market Middling, 8l@32c.
SArURDAK.-No disposition to do business on
the part Of either buyer or seller. New York
news more unfayorable than at any previous
day OF The season, quoting Cotton heavy at
1iiTty-eighf cents. This is a heavy decline, and
holders here are regarding the New York mar
ket very unfayorabIy. They did scarcely any
business. We heard Of sales Of % bales, Low
Middling, at Soc "a bales, Midding, al &c 20
bales, Strict Kidding, at 55c. Our quotations
are nominal II no change occurs in New York
dispatches, prices must go lower.
Receipts by river for week ending March :,
8S7 bales, against $50 bales last week, Ship
ments 2lgs bales, against sas5 tales last week.
Receipts by railroad for month OF March,
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 1880 bales
Mississippi Central, I4s bales Nashville and
Decatur, Il bales. Total at Charlesta4 dsp0t.
3llg Laias. by Gnia Railroad, 1000 bales by
Mississippi Railroad, 1877 bales. Total receipts
by railroad during the month Of March, CLOS
bales.
Total receipts by river for month OF March,
2292 bales. Total receipts by river and railroad
for month Of March, 1857 bales.
Stock IN his city on March 81, 26,lG7 bales; on
February Is, 32,l6s bales on January 81, 25,I79
bales,
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There Is not any change in the Money mar
ket. Borrowers are not pressing appltpasions
for loans, but the local exchanges are active:
Lower quotations were given Tor SeVen-thir-
ties IN New York to-day, upon which some OF
the dealers dropped their buying figures &c,
but this was nOL general for the reason that
they are scarce, with a demand in excess Of the
supply.
gM93c. premium buying, and 4A9Hzc pre-
MUM selling
The Ten-forty Bonds are very scarce. and
steadily maintained at 9l5ac. buying, and 92}zc.
selling.
The fluctuations Of the New York Stock mar
graphed 70 our stock Board, particularly so in
regard TO Michigan Southern. on which there
was a corner that ran Cash Stock up 70 B1lft
while n sale in the regular way " was made at
9i55, and seller 3" at 80.
The st. Louis Republican of the 9Th says;
Money is slightly easier, with good demand.
Rates unchanged. Choice Paper is placed at
10 per cent lever grades at 1 TO u per cent
per month.
Gold is steady, opening at 1874, ami closingat
1913. Bankers paid 2j:qG4s4 per cent. pre-
MUM buying, and sold AT q cent. premium.
New York Exchange is steady = per cent
premium buying, and Is per cent. premium
selling.
Union Military Bonds are duh. Dealers paid
90c for 1876 dates, and sold al SO; lejS dates are
bought at li and sold at JOS.
SOycrnn8utg are dun. 1865 are Offering
more freely. Bankers bought at $50 and soia
at IG0B. interest going 70 seller In all cases.
selling at $40. Land Warrants for lO acres,
buying at $40 and selling at $50.
Q"uartermasters Checks in sums under 5000
are taken at per cent. discount; sums OF
Compound Interest Notes are Ia active de-
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For salo.-A great bargain Is ofored in q
restaurant aud saloon now Gearing 500 per
week and upward, Il immediate application is
made 10 c. W. Pool 4 Co l99 Main &C. aP4tf
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MEMPHIS, April S-Tmports for the week. as
from the books or the Merchants Tx
gr.,~a ,Wer, ,g N,1f-,seH
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EnEravfnE's and Picture frames, SIT, rose
wood and walnut-square or oval-p.cJure
frames made 70 order, al F. Katzcnbaeh's, OF
Main street, Also. for sale, a magnificent lot Of
pictures suitable for restaurants, livery stables
and bar rooms. alr3--L
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sales of2hhds., / hid. refused at SO, aud l hha-
Fair Leefa SIS.
sToCK-For The following sales Of stock, IN
this market. We are 1Rdebtsa 10 Burke eco,
proprietors OF the Southern and Western stock
yards IN Chelsea. The following prices for Cat
tie are on the nett weight Cattle. p head, no
lbs. at lsi4c; I head. 1860 lbs, a. i5e 2heas, uoo
lbs, az lie; 3 head, 100 lbs, 81 lBe 4 head, 100
lbs, a. 1sci 5head, n09lbs., a. nc; o head, 1875
lbs, az BIC. sheep-72 head at s. "a; lei on
sale 40 head. Hogs-ss head, rs lbs per head,
al 10 cents gross "a head at . cents gross. @iieh
Cows ranging from SIS TO SO per head. Bat few
IN the yardA
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EIik Basquines and sacques at very 10
prices, al Hslzog s Bros. Sl6h Main ST.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Notice to shippers. Freight for al points on
Mssisslpp. Central Railroad, VIII be received
daily until fnrtber ootioe,
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Those neat ntting clothes worn by a large
number OF gentlemen about town, were al
purchased at the Southern Clothing Emporium
~ Second street, kept by war-worn veterans
OF Lee, Johnston, Beauregard, etc. They are
clever and afabie gentlemen. Fail not 10 cali
on the am, Messrs. Robson, Mitchell & Co,
,nnnaIta CnnrtA nuara.
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Police ARRESTS FRIDAY NIGHT-Fi-
ney Springer, Mary Jane Springer and
Sarah Parker, coloCed nymphs d. pave
were arrested for dis0rdsrly conduct and
-incarccrsted in Castle Reilly, by officer
Costello snd Vim. Snider and II. Car
Isle, were guilty Of a misdemeanor
which procured them lodgings in the
same place.
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Msssrs. Morrison, Bing&Co. No. "a Gayoso
Block. have our Flour on hand for sale az
Lowest nil Prizes. re- IN
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Iron -PhosPhOFus-CafisayR-Tse three
best known Tonics, skilf1Ily and elegantly com
biRed In an amber-coIcred cordial, beautifully
transparent 70 the eye, pleasant to the taste
and acceptable 70 the stomach, in Casweli, Mack
d Co.'S Ferro-P hosphorated Elixir OF Calisaya
Bark. Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal
Calisaya Bark, and each teaspoonful contains