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[ITEIIY;K Tar

Wine of Tar is pleasant preparation,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the alst day of January, 1859
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
INSURANCE UEPARTalENT,
n -. A. 4kas

p
Columbus o., January 26, 1867.
Whereas, the Home Insurance Company, loca
ted at New York, In the State Of New York, has
filed 10 this office sworn statement OF its con-
dition, as required by the act ITO regulate In
surunce Companies not Incorporated by the State
of Ohio, passed April 8, 1856, and amended Feb
fuary D, 1861 and the act ITO regulate Foreign
Insurance COmpanesh pissed April 8, 1866 and
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that Il Is possessed
Of an actual Capital of ut least One Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars, invested as required by
said acts; aud, whereas, said Company has filed
In this office written instrument under its cor
porate seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of said
Company In thu State TO acknowledge service of
process, for and In behalf Of said Company &C
cordng 70 the terms of said act Of April s, 1856:
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the acts afore-
said, /, Jaines Hg Goldman, Auditor of State for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Home Insur-
ance Company of New York Is authorized 70
transact the business Of Fire and Marine Insurance
In this State Hntl the thirty-frst day Of January,
IN the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
eight eI 4.lisYeeap
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
[sRAIA my name aud caused the seal of my offico
10 be affixed the day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Walker HsenmeGa, Agent.
Jackson G. H., jackson County, o.
Feb. Z, '67-Sw. Aa -
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= DR.. A. B. Monahaa will lecture on
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develop the form physlologically. Depot 1868
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OFFICE OF the AUDITOR OF sTATE.l

CoLUMBUs, o., January &C. 1856. T
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy of Statement of the Condition of the
Home Insurance Company of New York, made to
and filed In this office, for the year 1867, rs
Witness my hand and seal officially. r,4
SEAL. tf JAMES III. GOODMAN.
Auditor of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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Furs Wanted!
T WILL buy all kinds of FURS, At my meat shop.
= corner of Main and Broadway streets, Jack
son, Ohio.
+ BEEF, PORK and SAUSAGE always Oh hand
al customary prices.
Jan. q, '67-u. \. LOWENsTETE.
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STATE nF NEW YORK

" STATE OF NEW YORK,
City and County Of New York, w.
Charles ]. Martin, President, and John McGee,
Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, being
severally and duly sworn, depose and say, and
each for himself says. that the foregoing Is fun,
true and correct statement of the affairs of the
said Corporation, and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
CHAS. J. MARTIN, President.
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 23d day
of January A. d., 1867.
TsEAL. TH0S +. GOODRICH,
L5c. STAMP. Commissioner for Ohio.
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Reparator CapiIli.

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CitrOn BaIsaIm is pleasant liquid rem
AS an external application for Rheumatism, Erup-
tive Diseases of tie Skin, Ulcers, Old Sores, Gan
creme, Burns and Scalds It is very effective
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cents
OLIVER CROOK s. CO., Proprletors
Burnhams Il Van Setback, Chicago.
John d. Park, Cincinnati, o., Gen'ls Agents.
Feb. 81, '67-y .'' ~.
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Total Losses, Claimsand Liabilities S267, ,9a4 6S
~. MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount insured in any one risk is
$4,000, but will not as q general rule. exceed
$40, 900. ts
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to he
insured In any one city town or village and the
greatest amount allowed TO be insured in one
block-no general rule.
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STATEMENT
OF the condition Of the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
On The lat day Of JGnGary A. D. 1867. made to tie
AuditOr Of Ohio, pursuant 10 hs Sfat1ts Of tAat
State

l. CAPITAL.
The amount Of Its Capital Stock actu-
ally paid up in cash is. 50, ,000, 900 90
The Surplus on the 1st day of Jan
nary, 1867 Observation-Disclosures. 1877, ,454 22
Total amount Of Capital and Sur ---------
plus........ ,377, ,454 ~
II. ASSETS.
Cash In Bank, and in the hands of
agents and in course Of transmission 1865 $50 So
U. s. Registered and Coupon Stock,
market value ,,,,,,..s...,.,..,. 1881 ,297 rs
State City and County Bonds, mar
ket value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 41S 1875 90
Bank Stocks-market value ....... 122, 529 90
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages
worth at least e. 172 400. .,..s,. 983 242 so
Loans on Stocks and Bontls-maFket
value OF which Is $208, 7i9,..... 164, 900 90
Due for Premiums s............. A,5S6,7S
All other property, Steamer, Interest
due, .............,........ 152,9s9 81
---
Total Assets of the Company, E. :. So GA, 1888 81
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses incurred and In process of ad-
justment, .............. $266, 1874 60
Dividends declared, due and unpaid. 1900 05
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new York Market (

BY Ieiegrapn,l' s NEW YORK., Nov. - =
CoTroE- dun and loweTi sales. 1.S0OsbaIes
at l6z5esl6s4c Tor middling uplanGs. 4o frg
FLoUR-Receipts. 9.926 barrels; duh and
dropping; saies, =. zoo barrels at 81 75aS 30
for superfine State an Western; So coz 90
for extra : ate, So 90dSll 20 for extra
western, So 2lal2 50 for r n. o.. sic 90 for
common -. Louis; SO 0o@ll so for good
doi I'll 5eg15 o. for good TO choice do;
clDslng quietly Ia lifornla duh and heavy
sales, 90 bags at s2l 00a23 25: small parcel
via tslhmuS. sales go barrels Rye Flour
at 81 o009 90.
WEISEY-Nomiual
WHEAT--Feceipts, Al .O6c bushels: dull
ana GTooping; sales, 5000 busheis az 3 u
do. So 90 for white Michigan and intending
To- % bushels willie California at IS 90.
RYE-Quier.
BARLBY-Active and very fl m; sales of
$4,000 bushels at 81 6l@l 6716 for Canada
West, aad 81 20 for Western and Canada
East.
Malt Quiet; sales OF 5000 bushels Of
Canada. lerfse
PEAs-In bond at 81 40. 500
CoRN-Receipts 81. SSS bushels; without
decided change; sales o. 81 600 bushels at
81 BOO 81 for mixed Western in store; and
offered at 81 so for new W esteFn yeiiosvl
OATs-Receipts. rs 500 bushels; heavy;
sales of Il 900 bus heis at 796S0xc for w est
ern in store and af1eat; also 20.OOj bushels
OF Western for The first half of Decem Der,
WocL-Steady and quiet; sales of 10000
pounds at SS940c for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Cl ufeb and UNCHANGED %
GoAL-By auction to-day: sales of so. 900
tons OF Scranton at 81 65a7 So, for Steamer:
$ 5teg3 20 for lump; S. S0a4 55,d4 20 for
egg: s5&5 Is for stove; and S. 5U.a4 O5 for
chestnut:-a led decline
CoFFEE-Quiet.
atI2dl23<c.
4Ie.
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged. aa
PETeo LEUM-Quiet at ll18c for crude; 26c
for refined bonded.
PoRK-opened frrner. but closed heavy
ana lower; sales, 100 barFeis.aF SO 5I2l Is for
mess: Closing at. so 95. regular: SIS 250
5i9U6 FOR prime SO 750920 90 Tor prime mess.
btaEF-Flrin " itIl TAR demand; sales 466
barrels az previous prices
BEEF HAMS-FirmeT.
CUT MEATS-QuIet; sales 200 packages at
91sS tOc Tor shoulders, and 123z@l4c for
BAcoN-steady; sales 70 boxes city long
Gear at Izt9lzLfe, and 800 boxes Cunlber-
land cnt ana short ribbed, for December
de livery, at l01z@Il1Sc.
- DRESSED Hoes-Heavy at s5ssSc for
LARD-Firm and quiet: sales 500 bbls al
l21e01 1910, and small lots at l33zc
BUTTER-Steady at 20g45c for State
9tEEs- In moderate demand at Halle.
r.. FIGHTS Liverpool steady; 1900
oqsneis shipped at SGD on corn, and Sd on
wheat, per sail. @El
LATEsT-5 P. NJ .qs84
2 FLoUR-Closed dull and declining with q.
grades.
NREAT-Slightly i'm buyers favor, with
a moderate inquiry. '-l77
RYE-DuIl aud 81 IS for western.
CATS Qniet at 781SGSO1Sc for western in
ST ore and afiOat
CoRN-Dull at 81 34Q5l Sc for mixed west
ern in store and af1Oat
PoRK-Duil and heavy at $50 65G2O 10 for
mess. cash and regular; sales. 80 barrels
mess AT $40 IS regular
GUT MEATs-Dull and unchanged.
BACON Slightly in BUYERS favor. with
moderate demand
LAKD-Qqiet at l30l31zc for fair to prime
steam and kettle rene cred.
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Cincinnati Market.

ByTelegraph.J CINCrNNATI. Nov. ~
FLoUR AND wHEAr-Steady, and not
muchnone.
'oRS-Flrn1er; new. in ear, Use
OATS Quiet, at 65a66c
WHISKY nehAnge rs ---t e
Mss PoRK-Active; ali offered was
taken at Sl9 . Tor old, and S2l 90 for new.
now held at $50 % and 50 90 for old and
new. =
LARD Held at l214c, with buyers at i2c.
srSEkN " EATS-ClOsed at &c, and Il15c for
shOu ders and hams. --...r.
L BACoS-S<o o. hing new in bacon : not much
mere. ana II Is held more firmly.
BUTTER 2eSD CHEESE Unchanged.
Is E0GS AT 2Sc. .s
Clover SEED-su 259ll so, and dull.
t5OED-I39. - - ;
d MOSEY-Tight.
HoGS-AcJiye and higher. closing at e 10
gross, and IS 55I9 20 net for fhe beSF
grades; receipts 4 GOO head.
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ST. Louis Market.

BY telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. q.
TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
for middIing So
ELoUR-Fl.it and unchanged. $3.50 .s-.t.,f.
" HEAD-Nery dull. and sc lower on all
spring at 81 S0,dI 95.
CORS-Steady at 95c0sI 90 for new ! IA
old. -" 2 ~
Oats Firm at 67070c
LEY-F'irnl at 81 45g1 so for choice.
RYE-F'irm at 81 S0Gf So -
-, PI9Rk-Sgeasiy at 80 00@2O SO Tor new
BAcoN-Dull and lower; NE for shout
sides. tt+ y 7-f->. - - -
HoGs-As S149S54c. Number packed to
REcEIPTs = Flour l,750 bushels, Wheat
6-eoQ sacks, Corn 300 Bushels oats l.l0O
bushels, barley 1900 bushels, rye 100 bush.
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BY Telegraph Louisville, Nov. 27.
ToBAcco-Sales, 80 nogsheads; Tugs. SIS 25:
selec. ions S23. = = ,,
FLoUR-Dull and over; superfine, 81 rs.
WHEAT-Inactive at 81 3502 40 80
OATS-Ste ady at t6c IN bulk. 100
CoRN-New ear, 75c. it'i-
BAcoE-Quiet; shoulders, re; clear rib.
Alo1ac: no c. ear sides in market.
LARD-12lzc. t- "
P0RK-Mess- So So
WH1sKY-N omina1 at Sc IN bond. "a
COTTON 14I%c.
dHaoGs-Firm at 654@7c; receipts by. rail,
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For other fsiper,Ite'as see Seventh Iage.


CTNoINNATi.t Nov Y. - River fallen 2
inches.i wit l-4 feet 10. inches IN the chan
mel. Weather wet-a liz hit cold rain Their
mOmeter sos. ast s-E ~ - - 5
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2s.4Rfver on a stand
light rain all day. =.
The only additional arrivals. last night
were, the Phantom, from Passport; Chat
tanooga, from Cairo, with good trips and
a barge in tow, and the Mary Erwin, East
port to Cincinnati; the Linton, for Cairo;y
the Lewellih, for Eastport; the Cobb
Webb, for Cumberland. and Ada Lyon.
for Green RIVER departed, all with good
tIips-..-.....The Phantom had splendid
trip and will return 10 Passport to-morrow
evening. She is an excellent boat, with
first class accommodations, and the
best of officers, Captain Duncan and
Val. Sorenson being chiefs....... -.
The SAM. J. Hale may be expected for
Memphis, to-morrow........TheW VIM. White
returns 10 Green River, to-morrow............
The Ollie sullivan goes 10 ICanneltorl. and
the Charmer TO Cairo........ Captain John
Gilbert arrived by Phantom, Captain
Will. P. Fowler by the Mary Erwin, and
Captain Gus. Dusouchet and Guy. VIM
yard by the Chattanooga. The Cora s..
for Memphis, may be expected Tomorrow
morning, Captain Hicks King. with AL.
CroxalI, in the Office. tF
MANIFEST of steamer Phantom-Harper
It Wright IS bales cotton; Mackey. Nesbit
& Co. 43 bales cotton; GraTIanl, Noel 4 O.
8 bales cotton Miller, Gard ner & Co, bales
cotton; T G Smith q Co, bales do: ] N
H0oter. 5 bales do; RagoD & Dickey. 7 bales
do; P Gibson & Co. Is bales do: j M
Humphrey & Co, bales do; J c Dusouchet
& Co, Il bales do; Preston Bros, l bale do:
Preston & Menifee, bales do; q Maeee d
Co, bales do; Minor & Dallam, bales do;
JaqueSs, Hudspeth &Co, bales do; owner
hurst & Whitaker. "a SKIS wheat. II SKIS
corn; Wilhelm & Weber. q ale boxes: A
Rees, 81 dry hides; Oakly & Rust sacks
feathers. s bgs rags, bbls shorts; Harper
& Wright, Is SKIS corn Preston & Menifee
IS bgs dried fruit; StockweIl & Co, Is bbIs
potatoes, 2 empty kegs; A W Sidehottom
s pigs goods; 2 Gibson & Co pkgs;
Llndensmith Il Co, 3 lois scrap iron, u tons:
Reitz 4 Haney. IL tons scrap and pig iron;
Capt. Duncan. lot sc rap iron; q s Sonn-
tag: obls apples; A Gumberts, 4 bags
feathers: H K Wells & Son, bdls sad
irons; Fannie Brandeis, cord pine knots;
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

By Te'egrapn.I SEw YORK, ,seyov. q.
MONEY Shade easier 6gg7 per cent. for
ca / loans. a-FasEtff - 3 "a
AEGE-Sterling quiet at 99914c gold,
for nISt class bills. = zf 5reF1
GoLD-Without material change; open
ing at l33t@: advancing To- 1895. and
c!oSih1 at 1871. Fxport of specie. Sl58 QUO.
Gov+RS NEsNG Stock Quiet and without
decided change; CoupuI2aot 1851. 1l3G1 ll31S;
do. OF ,o1, lG75sglOs1s; 60. 264, 49, l0514
do %. 1859 1855 do. new l0C l0S; do. ~,
Stocks are firm. There was no secon d
sess osl OF the stock Exchange or third ses-
sion Of Open Board this afternoon. both
Boartls having adjourned at O'Clock P. NJ.
aud business on the street. after that hour,
being quite moderate. ffE H
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Spirit Of Trade in Western cities
Last Week.
PITTsBURG.

There is but little doing in comm ercial
affairs beyond supplying the wants of city.
consumers and the local retail trade. The
volume OF trade is very small, and in every
department of business complaints of
dn!iness are reported. During the past
week prices have shown lit le or no devil
alton from the current rates that prevailed
the week previous. The weather .contfn-
nes extremely pleasant. but rain is wanted
10 raise the Ohio, and let out the coal
barges loaded in the several pools OF The
MOuongahela. which would throw a large
amount OF money on the market. and
would otherwise be of incaleuiable adj
vantage TO the entire business Interests of
the city and neighborhood. At the pres
emit writing there is no indication what
ever. Of fair a nd should've riversba closed
with ice at an early date. and before a
general Use takes place, our manufacture
ers and merchants will have to weather
the Winter months on capttafalon wfth-s
out remuner. tlon. There is every fndica-
ton that iron, glass. and many otner kinds
OF manufacturing establishments, viii en-,
urely cease operations before The holidays.
= Commercial. s = ~ 81 b -s".
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M0NETAgY 4 C0llEi /

To COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially o.. country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JoEREAI.
Company for printing Fanc5 Posters and
all kinds of mercantile WORK viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars. &c. Orders for
work can he sent through any Of the
EvansvfIle rner chants. -.
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BRINKMAN
Sch1aepfer's

Is the place to, get your Prescriptions
filled, as he has constantly tsoo accom-
plished and careful prescriptionists IN
attendance. Prescriptions filled at all
hours, day or might
nov26'67 dom
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CINCTNNATI.

Business in general merchandise has
been more active during the week past,
though II has not been=up to the antlcipa-
ingly unsatisfactory in the matter of profit.
An Improvement in river. .navigatioIi is
looked TO as almost. indispensable Tor an
be promised low, by the generous rain
that IS falling, there is some It wal of
spirits
quota tioHs OF Dry OOOCs are - = -ly i'm
practicable, and they can only = proxi-
mated by following the course % srices at
supply points.
r1eS. IN a Jobblng way, but there is still but.
little doing in large lots OF goods. Quota
uons nave not changed much. though
there is a firmer feeling as to Sugars Co5I7s
a1aeTcidI.
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Notice

OF Order to Discontinue tue Alley sitnRit
between Fourth Street and the Cana
and extending from Second Avenue ~
Sixth Street.
@YOTEGE rs HEREBY GIVEN. tzzaz1
IN the Common Council of the City -
Evansville at its session on the 4th day CT
November, 1857 passed an order to yaeaf9-
the aIley situate between Fourth StrGRs1a
and the Canal, and extending from SecoR&
Avenue to sixth Street, in the rear OF
Blocks 1OS 100, ITO, Ill. 1I2, lib, and I76. La
Inasco now eli OF Evansville.
All persons Oh ming or claiming real e.
tate adjoining or abatttng upon said alley
and feeling themselves aggrieved by the
passage of said order, may nave redress bE
application to said Council within six
weeks from the publication Of this notieE
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Once, Nov. Il, 1867
novl4 dew Union eopy.a
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Observation-Disclosures L;1rHURsDaY. NOVEMBER

In prices OF goods gthere is very little
enangei TO OBJ erye IN staple styles Heavg
brown Sleeti9gS, ana fine goods in brown,
are weak and certain styles can be bought
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New YOrk Dry GOODS Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. q.
DRY GooDs-The most important incl
dent connected with the trade is the clos
ing up of MaizOu Doree, after a lapse of
twenty four days, by reason Of Insolvency
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= IL. GILBERT a. CO..

- No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREET,
Will be pleased 70 see ali their old custom
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with a call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
ME Agents for Stafford Mills (Alabama)
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
We tCfH 0ipe special Inducements 70 all those
btGtiTtq for CASH. loc9
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EurOnean Market-

BY Gahle-I LoNDoN, Nov. 27-Noon.
CoNss 9418; U. $. Bonds, 20 e-I6; I'LL
nols Central, $50 Erie. ~.
ppm
American securities are active and very
firm; Bonds, 7Oss.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-Noon.
CoRN-Advanced to S4s Cd.
WHEAT-California white, declined TO
los Cd.
ppm
CoTToN-Heavy and declined I'D since
opening.
BREADSTUFFS-Quiet.
PRovIsIoSs-Dull; pork, declined to 7Os:
lard 10 Sos; bacon, AS.