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SEraHBoRHoop rEws.

From the Fremont Journd1 OF The
let instant ;--Ths appropriation Of
$50, 600 TO the improvement Of the
Spndusky river. by Congress, makes
the partial dredging Of the river GER
taib, and it, thorough Improvement
altogether probable. This is Of the
greatest importance to the whole
country as wen as The city. aud when
the work is done we shall have ship.
ping faculties equal to any, and supe.
nor TO most Of the inland towns 10
the country.--Mahlon Chance, Esq,
leaves to-day FOR Connecticut, 20 take
part 10 the canvass Of the State, at the
invitation OF the State Central Com
mittee He has also an invitation
from the State Central Committee oi
New Hampshire, TO speak In thai
State during the coming political
canvass. 'ee'-
FoFroRIA.--Last weeks News con-
tains the following Joe Whitaker
who left this country some time age
for tho country's good. returned lately
and one evening last week iu gamb
ling hole in this place, without any
lprovccation, used knife on Joe Grier
colored boy, by stabbing him slight
| ly 10 the shoulder. Whitaker WA
arrested. but took French leave Of th,
constable after dark, and decampcd :,
parts unknown. We understand
letter has been. received by some on,
here from James Caldwell, one Of tn,
ESCAPED prisoners from the Jail Of thi
county, dated Mt Baltimore, Md
The publication ofthe Bowling Greer
AdUocate has been resumed under tn,
name of the Sentinel.
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Arraignment of Suratt.

Surratt was TO day arraigncd before
the Criminal Courts He was attired
in suit of black, When brought in
TO court his hands were handcuffed,
but at the request of his COUNSEL the
Court ordered them released, and the
indictment was read to him by the
Clerk. Surrau entered plea of not
guilty, The Clerk asked how will
you be tried" to which the response
was made, " By my countrymen,
wheu the officer added, Then may
God send you safe deiverance. -
The handouts we're then replaced and
the prisoner remanded to Jail No
excitement was manifested during his
presence in Court.
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THE a. A. R.

MI
| - organization known as the
h.nnd Army of the Republic, :
composed Of soldiers having hOnora-
bic discharges from the service Of the
United States, is now established In
every State In the Union. il has for
its open and syoved object, tho well
fare Of the soldier aud the perpetua.
tion Of those frsisrnsl ties, which
bound together, in unity aad streSgth,
the great army which preserved our
nation from Acknowledgement and
worked out the greatest amelioration
Of humanity ofthis or nsy other sge.
II extends the hand Of charity to
those comrades who are needy or az
Aictod, as il did In its more active
state upon the battle field, or in the
hospital. II stands now, and will
continue to stand where IL did then
solid phslanx against the assaults
Of the enemies oftho country at home
or abroad, And in the invincibIo
bonds Of brotherhood il will contin.
ne to endure as long as soldier iS
left in the land, and msyhap, as long
MS the beloved banner Of our Ropub
lie shall wave over free and pros
porous people. Like the ancient or
dor Of tho Cincinnati, organized by
the soldiers Of the Revolution, with
Washington as commander, which
survived os long as there was q cor.
porars guard Of the old heroes oI
'76 TO gather TO their oneampment, auc
there honor with silent pledge theii
dead comrades, and renew the memo
RIGS and associations of their battlel
and campaigns, it has drawn dowI
upon II tho vituperations aud abusel
Of the Democratic prosa Throughout
the country. If they were not ou
friends in time Of war, they can hard
ly bo expected to DO in time Of peace
when they cannot help but look upor
them as tho power which defeated
their most cherished hopos and plans
for the future. But thank heaven,
their opposition will avail them as
little now az IL did then. lie would
bo but poor soldier indeed, who, af.
tor, in many instances, giving all bul
his lifo to his country, now that tn,
battle strife is ended, aud the wal
clouds no longer lower over nn un
certain future, would surrender int,
the hands Of his former enemies, th,
beloved institutions Of his sacrifice
We would therefore advise all soldier
to connect themselves, with their for
NOR comrades in arms, aud enrol
themselves for life under that bauno
which they fought 70 sustain upon tn,
bloody battle. fields Of tho South.
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Spiritual Facts.

That whisky is the key by which
many gainan entrance into our pris-
ons and almsnouses. aru
That brandy brands the noses Of
all those who ,annot govern their ap.
petites.
That ale causes many ailiugs, while
beer brings many to the bier.
That champagne is the cause OF
many a real pain.
That gin.slings have slowed more
than the slings Of old,
That wine causes many to make a
winding way home.
That puueh is the cause of many
unfriendly punches.
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Grand Army of the Republic.

General Thomas l.. Y onng command.
ing the DEPARTMENT Of Ohio, Gradd Ar
my Of tie Ripnbiic, announces the fol
lowing staff officers:
Captain II. II. Taiem, A d. c.; Cpt
Phil. Siebrrt A. D. c.; Priv. Chas. d
Keck, A. D. c., aud Capt. CIV. Karr
A. A. A. G..
Information IN regard to District anC
Dlstrict Commanders is given In the fol
lowing general order;
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Vice President Pro. Tenn,

Senator WADE, Of Ohio, was elect
ed as Vico.presidcnt, pro. tenn. by
tho body Of which he is member, on
Saturday last, which he will hold and
act as President of tho Senate. dur
ing tho session Of the Fortieth Con.
grcas, This is an honored tribute Of
respect and esteem to 0hio's cham
piou Of equal rights and liberal laws,
which her worthy Senator will fully
appreciate, and which the people OF
Ohio will consider as justly bestow-
ed.
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Blacks in Texas.

Tho. .Freedman's Bureau has lately
received letter from Grayson eoan
ty, Texas, saying that the Govern,
ment must do something to proteci
the negroes, two having been most
brutally murdered within the last few
day. kuiiians are continually NAL.
treating them, Within a circle Of
20 miles . doSsn Hsa have been as.
sarsinsled. ig ''
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LETTER List. The following is a
list Of uncalIed for letters remaining
in the post cfice March 9th, 1867.
Barns o, f, & Co, John Beachem,
Susan BFodt, Adam Bormulh, John
Buchner. Harry Cheesobrough, Har.
rison Cole, Jane Cook, Patrick Dau-
sen, John Del oplane, Francis NJ,
Fleek, Mrs. Mary Hess, l.. Hsggeth,
w. j. Holly, Mr. Knitt, Mr. Kravert
Matthias Kessler, Eevil Bolyeroy, U.
Mager, Henry Meyer, Xavier Oyen,
John Repmig, Ada Rouk, Anna
Shoemaker, Anthony Schlerger, Fred
Seerist, Christina Sowder, Smith w.
s. & CO., } II, Smith, Lizzie Soutel.
bach, James Turlsy, S, S. Winstead,
Mrs. &. White, ii. Woolcott.
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The COllectorship


Some misunderstanding having ex-
listed about the course-aud the rea-
sons for it, pursued by our Ropresen
tative in Congress, in relation to the
appointment of Collector Of Internal
Reyenuo for this district, the follow
ing letter to a gentleman ofSandusky y
from general Buckland, will place
both the subject and our Representa-.
tive in satisfactory light
WAsuINdToN, February II, 1867.
Dear Sir ~ am in receipt Of yours
Of the 18th inst, l did say to Mr..
--that l thought Huron county
had superior elaine to the Collector.
ship, or something to that effect, for
the reason that there is not now any
District office in that county, or Gov.
ernment Office, except post.otfices /;
whereas, Erie county had Collector
Of the Port aud the Judge of the
Common Pleas elected last fall, be-
sides number smaller offices, such
as mail agents, &c. Whom General
Sprague was candidate last year,
some Of our Huron county friends
protested against his appointment
on that ground.
My desire has been simply to do
Justice to all parts Of the district.
Our friends in Huron county having
asked for the appointment OF Mr.. An
derson, l have ohcevf0lly recommend :
ed his appointment. | have every
reason to be grateful to the Repub-
leans Of Erie county for the support
they gave me last fall, and shall
Heyer fail TO do them favor when /
can do so consistently. l have no
doubt but Mr.. Anderson viii be ap-
pointed,
.Yonrs truly.
t.a r. p. BUcKIANp =.
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Troops to be Called Out.

NASHVILLE, February 25.-Gov.
Brownlow has issued proclamation
announcing his determination 10 call
out The militia to enforce the laws
aud pl oteet Union men, and all other
citizens Sgainst evil doers,
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A stranger, on his first visit to
Washington, looking at the vast dome
that surmounts the Capitol, inquired
If that was the gas works Of the city.
A wag answered
"Not of the city, sir, but ofthe ma.
ton
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cHarIFicArE or AuruoRrY,
ITO expire on the sisi day Of January, 1883 ]
...L nrr,rn nr ~. Ann1rn,. %. sr,rr
coluaau., omo. I.nn.L,r Iu.I, 2s. lsl1.

COIUABUs, 0mo, January q. 1877
VHERHss, . 4lti lance Company locA-
ted st New HNves. 10 the stare VI Conncetirut,
has flied In this filce sworn st,icmeht of tta
condi'ion. as required by the act, ITO regulate
lnaniapce Gimp mics not Incorporated by the
state OF Ohio, = p4ss.q April 5, lsss, ADD amended
Febturty 2, lsN. and the set. q To regtllate for
aud
wuEREss. said Conpany has furnished tae un-
dersigned satisfactory evidence that l. p0naesa-
ed u an @ctust, ,apitsl OF At least ONk HUN Rid
AND FIFTV THOUSAND nOLLAitS, invested a.
reqnlFed by said ee,si and ~hrreAs. said Company
has n ed In this office written instruls Mt under ia
corporate seal slened by the President and sacrr-
tary thereof Authorlring any Agent or Agents OF
said Company IN this state TO noknOu ledge servir
Of proess, for md IN behalf OF said Cemhany, sc-
cnFding 20 the terms OF said act of April 1856.
Sow,th reiore, m plusaenee u the acts hG,re.
said. 1. JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor OF state
foI Ohio do hereby certify that a. II ne Insu-
ssnre COMPANY, " Mes Haven, Connecticut, Il au-
thorzed 10 transact the bnsintBa OF Fire aud Ma
rine lusnrance Ia this State until the thirty-6rsk
day OF January an the year one thousand elght
hundred and sixty eight.
In witness whereof, have hereunta Subscribed
my nauHe and eaupea the seal n my ohice to BE-
afnSef The day and year above written
[sEAL.l JAMES ~ GUDMAHft
=. BY james wiiliams, Chief cisIL,Tl, -
y. L. BREWKR. .AEsaA
nlRsl]C AZ - e's.u7 ~ Tina, Ohia. =.
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Robert Martin,s Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned havs been appointed aud are
qualified ss Adminislra.nrs of the estate
OF R bert Ma'lin, lute Of Seneca county,
Ohio, deceased.
ANTHONY NJ. MARTIN,
,t GEORGE N. MARTIN.
March 7Ih. 1857 7.s's 80. i. rs =,
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crsEnAL oRpns No. 4.
HAP QUARrERs,l
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIc, U )
CfgorsHArf. F,h IA 1QC7\

VINVINHAIIi F'b' TO, IbtIJ 2
/. From and after this date, each D g.
trict Of the Republic, within the Dep,rt.
mont Of Ohio, shall comprise the terrific.
ry Of q Congressional District, having n
corresponding number from one to nine
teen.
H. The following named comrades
sre hereby appointed District Command
ors iu their respective Districts, and they
will DO o5oyed and respected aceor-
dinglv:
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GAS, 'The oouhtry Is savsd-tAe
people breathe free once more. aud the
patrons Of the Cincinnati dilies take
heart, Tor the cooperative authorities oI
that city hsve decided to monopolize 'he
gas business BY purchasing the Works
of the Company, aud furnishing thei,
own light Sensible conclusion. -bu,
why didn't they do Il long sgol How
ever we wont ask any questiaus if1he
aforesaid dailies, which have been argu.
ing the pro and con OF that eternal "Gss
Question" to she extent Of column a
day-mOre or less-for tho past six
months,--wil not mention the onERnER.
ors subject sgsiu. Nov. do stop your
gassing, your tesderswill become 40 IN.
dated with hydrogen. iha, they will loss
their sPPe,ites for wholesome food, 10
ssy nothing Of the LIGHT HEAnkp-hoss IN.
der which you yourselves svidsa,ly la
tsr- . ~ $50 s-- u2f.g...
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ayrw Aaurrtistmeats.
JoRH MAULKs ESTATE

NOTfCE l. hereby givsn th.t the undsr,ir rssa has
h heer nppoiuied arH qusfifcd a. dnin istfst o.
st,he s,,s;. q Isha Msu''' lag q the eeanD q
usOna7lsl. LLEuBLLAH wAULE.
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special Term
Og THE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
State Of Ohiol
Eeoora Cn,,t.( 81

State Of Ohiol
Seneca. Couoty{ 81
NoTICEis her BY eiyeh that Y cHEs.
~ rEh R. Morr, dae of the Cdutt Of
Common Pleas 1t the Sd Judicial District
Of iha State of Ohip. elected In the 4th
Subdivision thereof, have ordered
SPECIAL TERM
Of said Ccuft TO be held IT and Tor the
county Of Sencci, in said State, com
mancing on the
9th d Of April, A. D. 1857 Al soeloek. A. NJ
The busi1ess uf said Special Term
will be confned ~ The pending cases
which were on theCivil Docket Of the
r bruary trim OF said Couri, A. d.
1897, including all cases that may have
been eoDtlf ued at said term ts
And II is,herebv ordered thst a venir.
for Petit Jury be iysued ipr such special
term according tr law.
CHESTER r. MOTT.
Judge OF 30 Judicirl District, Ohio.
The State nf Ohio. SENECA county, ss
|, WILLIAM NJ. DrLDTNE. Clerk Of the
Court # Comm5n Pleas o. 'pnid county.
hereby certify The forogoisg 10 be a true
cory Of the original notice on flle in this
Office.
Irht gs j. .Witue ~ my hand ard seal
/ .[sEAL. OF snid Court ihis 4.h day
March. A. d. 1867.
-' ~ WN. NJ. DfLDTNE, Clerk.
r2ot4.
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9 STATEMENr
OF THE CONDITION or THE
Home Insurance Company,

VI NEW haven NONh.,' In
On the SIS, day. Of December, 1886, made TO ths
Auditor u ohio, pursuant TO the Statute Of that
State -frhaF
cAr1TAL.
The amount Of lts Capital stock
authorized by chsrser, es,Oooeoo 90
Paid up, 1,0o0,O0O 90
Cash of the Co npAny on hand,
aud iu the hauas Of Agents and
other psrsous, j S14s, ,sss Os
Real Eststs usiaeuuibered. 1900 90
The Bonds aud stocks owued by the
Company, aii,o85 %
mlrtgsse, a s2,2oo 90
Drets otherwise secured, ln2a0 90
hebts TOR ptelnium., Fire and Inland I35s2s 81
All other securities interest, sAlvHIe
and suIulry investmrn,s, l22aes 70
Total Asseis OF the Company, sI,i4o,iis 60
III LIABILITIES,
Losses uuadJusted and Losses in sus. f3
pense. waiting for Further prpos, see,ssa 50
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest Amount Insured in any one
. Risk, a2S 90
The gseate.t amount allowed by tho rules 10 Ls
insured In any one city town or village. and the
greatest Am.,unt allowed 70 be insused in any ono
The smonnt of lis capital or earnings deposited
In any other State As security for losses therein,
sierol2 %. Required deposit made 10 OHIO.
STATE OF alONkEgTlCVIf
CoVHrT or NEw HAvEN, % irf
DoV.LNs sArrrRtEE, President and wN s
GoopElI.. Secretary of the Home surat &c Conn
pany, OF New HAv-n, Cunnecficut being severally
swarm, depose and SAY that the foregoing IL fuli,
true aud corrrcf statement of the anairs OF the
SAID Insurance Company, aud that they are the
above described ofllsers thereof fl4
ID. X. SArrERLEE, Precedent
WV. S foonrtL, secretpry.
~ g9sss.oeq saa sworn oeiVfe ns this isss day
IsEAll JosErH saEtpoE, Notary Public.
tFIyE cESr srAMF.
OFricE oF rHH AVnIroR or SrAvH
CoiUdsrs, 0HIa January 2S, 1851
Its hereby eertihed. that the oin,, is COR
ret copy fth& statement OF tn conditlon Of the
Home Insurance Company, Of New Haven Con- p
nacticut made 20 and hled In this otiee, Tor the
year'tSdT y tt
Witness, my hand seal Officially.
seal JANIS. a. GonAkN.
Anditorof stets.
By James Williams, Chief Clerk
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The following translation is au OK.
tract from correspondence Of the
journal de Nice of February 9Th,
1867, in relation to Banquet given
on ship boa d, while lying in theport
of Nice, by the officers of tho Sher.
man aud Colorado, the latter OF
which, embraces among its number,
ono of our young men of this city,
Mr. EDWIN WuIrE,--of whose recent
promotion VIZ spoke, in former is.
sue
NicE, February 7th, 1867.
81 would respectfully Inform you
that the testival given yesterday eve.
ming at Villafranea. by the Commo.
dore OF the " ShcrmGa and the Off d.
GERS OF the Colorado a" was mo st
splendid affair, Tho deck Of one Of
the large vessels being entirely GOV.
erod aud closed in, furnished an im-
menso saloou,-the interior walls of
which were covered with tho colors
and evergreens, and amidst an ava.
lanche of flowers sparkled the lights
and arms Of the crew. Beginning at
Z o'clock, the invited commenced to
arrive and by . o'clock tho assembly
was complete. The attendance was
numerous aud brilliant truly Amcri.
ean--at once elegant, polite aud lib
oral, Tho strange beauty of tho ex-
ternal arrangement was unsurpassed
only by the courtesy aud tho charm .
ing attentions of the officers Of the
vessel which caused every Que Of the
invited to feel perfectly az home. We
dare not say anything about the re.
freshncn,s protiered during the whole
evening, nor OF tho ball, nor of tho
supper, and other attractions of the
festival, the reporters of the occur
renees declaring that nothing more
magnificent aud bettor arranged
could be imagined. Concerning us.
We only relate what caused us the
greatest surprise, that is, the most
perfect distinction OF manners. the
reception of a plain, simple aud open
cordiality of the brilliant American
officers, Of whom we shall cherish the
most agreeable remembrance. The
officers thinking to pay a debt of
gratitude to their friends present at
Nice, changed them to debtors for
ever by the pleasure furnished them. .
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CONFIDENCE GAME,-On Saturday,
the 10th, af Lima, Allen county, a
farmer was swindled out OF 81 800 by
a couple of confidence meu. lie lent
them the money aud took check on
the Bank Of Upper Sandusky for 81, :
900. They wanted to use the money
at Lima. but were going with him to
Upper Sandusky, where they resided,
as they stated, aud whore he was also
going on business, Not wishing to
get his money without security, they
gave him check, as stated, aud were
going with him, Some how they for
got to remain on the train, and the
farmer saw no more of them after
leaving Lima. The Pitlsburg, TT,
Wayne 4 Chicago Railway, from
Mansfield to Chicago, is infested with
that class of thieves The writer had
six pointed out to him iu one coach
by the conductor, who cautioned tho
car passengers TO be On their guard.
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Two hundred ard seventy eight
smigrants passed through this point
laa. week, l02 of whom will SETTLE in
Ohio,
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III, DiAtrict Commanders will, upon
receipt of this order, issue orders assu-
ming command, aud transmit cory Of
this General order to the sew raj Eucsmp.
ments within their respective Districts,
aud also such comrades as have been
acting as District Commander of coun.
tics by appointment from the department
Headquarters under the Provisional Or
gnnixation.
Nv. District Commanders will make
a quarterly recommending April
S0h--0f Posts established, names OF
off 'ers elected, number Of recruits en-
listed; aud viii also frausmii to these
headquarters copy. Of all General Or
ders issued by them touching the gov
ernment er discipline OF their respective
coIwmaads.
" Post Commanders will address all
oihciai communications to these Head
quarters through their respective com
nlanders. Bv order of
THOMAS L. YOUNG.
Comd'g Opt of Oain, G. A. II. u. s
d. F. HAWKINS, A. A, G.
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The White Pine ComnOund.

GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ. d. PrOprieror.
Prepared AZ the
NEW ENGLAND BorA. icAL DEPOT.
~. ll8, Hanover street, noston.
Under the aupeIxision of lhs Rey, J, W. Poland
~ Fss sals in raip ~, \,
t HERsHisER a Mrnns.
- tt..s 44.I l. I. ST. 'JoHr,
-.t. y. p. AARouAhDf.
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Blue birds aud robins have opened
the Spring concert
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Two or three fiiibusiering sxpsdi-
tions for Ms1ico are attempting 70
organize At Washington
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On the sIst day OF December, 1886; made 10 ths
Auditor Of ohio, pursuant TO the statute OF that
State. ssNisaf
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4aat Tater.
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