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GCoMxuN1cArED. /
CIRCULAR F@x.HUNT.

The citizens of Madison, Franklin and Bloom.
held townships will Give grand circ1lar Fox
Hun; Hunt en Saturday, February 16, 1867, boundary
Beginning at the Gross kosds, thence to Madi-
son Furnace. thehce the road to Vega, thence the
State road to Winchester, thence to DR.. T. Mar
WINS thence to ]. Clark's, thence tod @. .Cremens,
thence to.Job Bnckleye, thence TO Cross Roads
to J. D. Clare's store, the place Of beginning.
Jacob II. Kicker Commander-in whose
headquarters will be at c. s. NcCiure's school
house, and whose duty II will be to take to his
assistance four orderes, for the purpose Of carry
Ing orders to the different lines, and causing the
lines TO cometo halt and dress their line proper
distance from their closing ground, which win
be near the said school-house selected by the said
ommander-in-chlef.
Maior-General Aaron Mclaughlin will COM
mand the Department from the Cross Roads to
Madison Furnaces Major General ]. D. Collins,
manager of Limestone Furnace, will command
the Department. from Madisons Furnace to Vega.
Mujor-General John Davis will command the
Department from Vega to Winchester Major
General James Hanna viii command the Depart
ment from Winchester to- job Buckley's. Major
General VIM. Buckley and ]. ID. Glare will com
mand the Department from Job Buckley's to the
Cross Roads. al a t'4
It would be well for the Generals td appoint
their subordinate officers aud assign their duties
before the appointed day, as every General will
be held strictly responsible for his generalship.
The lines will be formed atprecisely 10 o'clock,
at which time signal guns Will be fired on each
line, beginning at the Cross Roads, Those inside
the lines are requested to go on the line where
they think they will be most needed. ALI persons
are requested to leave their dogs at home, except
hounds, which should be tied. Allpersons having
hounds on the ground will enter the circle with
them when the order Is given by the Comman-
der-in- Chief BY order of
.ecft, l F0X-HUNTERS.
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CONGREsg.

Less than a month yet remains to the
seth Congress. tits pretty we'll settled
that no measures Of reconstruction will
be adopted, neither will the president
be impeaChed Thaddeus Stevens re-
construction measure has been Sent TO a
committee, which is equivalent to kill
ing It. The President has vetoed the
Nebraska and Colorado bills, bus up to
the time this is written, Congress has
not taken further action upon either OF
them. The tariff bill is beirg acted up
on in both Houses, but whether any
permanent law upon this question will
be passed by this Congress-, Is doubtful
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News of the Week.

The French troops are all leaving
Mexico. , 49,
s.--Garrett Davis has been reelected
to theU. 8. Senate from Kentucky
The Supreme Court ofthe United
States have decided that the granting Of
u. s. Licenses to liquor sellers and lot
terry dealers does not protect them when
they violate State laws
"A young man named Samuel S.
Crouk was recently murdered in Jack
son county, Iowa, for his money. His
body was found by school children.
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RMR TRHTTTH.

e. D. Mansfield, in the Cincinnati
Gasstss, ih speaking &C the report Of the
Surgeon General, says, s5atb
Or. MeDeFmott further Gays, that torty-aVe per
eent Of all Insanity and hfty.Gve per cent Of ell
Aioey proceed from drthkenness. He Is entirely
oa The safe side. Now. lstas add another fact
ThFee.fourths Of ali the crimes In the Stale pro-
eaed from dFunkenSessi Ahd nearly all tho crimes
Of violence. Whist beautiful commentary on
our slate Of society. Now suppose The learned
doctors were 10 carry their lnqulresa little farther
aEsd ask how many wIvesale weeping over their
insampeFats husbands how many divorces have
been granted for drunkennessl how many chill
dEdn InheFit tainted constitutions from drunken
pasenaf how many paupers are h the lniiFmaFy
and the hospital and how many millions Of
dollars are taxed upon the industrious community
FOE their support, ell caused BY drunkenness
But arc we not a free peoplel Who dare restrict
. man from unlimited whskyl "Glorlous
country |" said Pat when he arrived at Pittaburg,
''WheFe mau can gel druak for sax pence r
Hut IN view OF all these undisputed
GAets, incompetence Is marching right
along, and many good men are afraid
70 raise their voices against itl iet + II.
q
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Road Notice.

gUNHERE viii be q petition presented to the
III Commissioners of jackson County, at their
meeting on the first Monday In March next, ask
inc for the alteration and establishment Of
county road, as follows; Vacatlng 80 much Of
what ID known as the White Oak road, in Bloom
field township. a. runs between the residence Of
that portion Of said road that runs overthe rocks
Then commencing below the rocks, and running
above the house Of Richard Jones, asouth-easterly
direction, to the road now In use, thence 70 the
Crawford house ON the west end, thence south
west up the main below on the east side Of the
creek, al the foot of The bill 20 aarge beech tree,
thence south TO . coal bank, thence on mp the
main hollow to where there was once saw min,
on Richards land and at that point intersect tile
road now in use following the said road TO the
top Of the hill, on John Williams land and thence
intessoctIDg the ridge Toad. PETITIONERS. +
Jan. 81, 67--6w.
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of the other States have their agents In this city,
and Ohio, II she withdraws hers will be guilty Of
q remlssness that will result In great injustice to
her noble soldiery.
l have been led into some speculation re
lating to the confirmation Of Messrs. Coates apd
Turley The sentiment in theSenate against those
individuals who shaped their political views ac-
the Executive, fs bikterinthe extreme 1t Is Inn
possible to see the slightest chance for either Of
our U. s. officers. Col Turley's case Is viewed
W ith little more favor and If be had only taken
his position as o soldier" In stead of rolling up
In the political net he would be speedily contir-
med. Petitions have been sent In, signed by sew
eral Union men of scioto county, Qhe names Of
some of the Central Committee of that county be-
ling on the list asking for the fconnrmaton OF
those gentlemen, but their expressed desires will
avail nothing. The Senate isintent on allowing
mo premium to treachery.
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FGoMMUsrcAfEi,.l

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ty saf CAMBA, OHIn, 4,
= N'i'N s.il ,il1 Feb. I, 1857 7
Editor Staadara ;-AYou said IN last week =
paper, you expected some Of your friends wonld
send you an account of The fox chase, and the
skins Of the foxes, agreeably TO order.
fAn account Of the chase would be veFy unln-
terestlng item for the day was 20 cold aud dlsa=
greeable, that but fcw persons attended II. The
dogs were turned loose, the foxes caught and
carried of, helorn all the llneswere up 80 We had
no chance 20 secure their hides for YOU. But II
YOU had been thofe agreeably TO promise, II
might have been different On last Saturday the
hlgh Watera spoiled the hunt: 80. 81 i.s ~
We are going 10 have another chase on the
sgd Inst. taking four townahIpsIn the boundary,
VIZ Hcioto. Liberty, Lick aud franklin. f I'll
You NAV look ont for game this time, and had
hettor 81 on hand, for there have been several
bsgsss dssafa and painlsrs sean IL this circle.
Yours RespectEnllvs ii rs,l. sH
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grzRArnE COHNCEDENCHs.

It Is strange how great minds some
tInss run Ii the same channel. For
instance, some four OF Eve weeks ago
we wrote and published short editori-
alheAded ga Righteous Movement"
The last number Of the Warrensburgh
Missouri Standard contains an editorial,
word for word, and letter for letter, the
same. We do, not accuse our name.
sake 81 plagiarism but the cOincidencs
j remarkable.
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REAhPOETRY.

Some Of our friends still persist in
sending us Original poetry. Don't do
it. Few can write poetry .g.,
Here is an extract from Whittier's
"Snow Bound" When you can write
such poetry as that, send it on:
Shut In from all the world without,
We sat the elean-wlng'd hearth about
Content to lot the north-wlnd blow I fn7
In baffied rage OF pane and door.
While the red logs before Us beat
The frost line back withIopic heat;
And ever, when louder blast ar X
Shook beam and rafter as 1t passed, ~
The merrler up its roaring draught, W
The great throat of the chimney laughed. ID
The house-dog on his paws outspread,
Laid to the fire his drowsy head,
The cats dagS silhoutte on the wall
couehant agers seemed TO fall H. i.I 4.
And, from the winter hreside meet, fs
Between the andilOh's stTadding feet,
The mug of cider simmering slow, faIt
The apples sputtering In row, al..,
And, close at hand, the basket stood
With nuts from brown 0Ctober's wood.
Here is another extract from the same
work, equally true to the life: +.
At Inst the great logs crumbIing low, :
Sent out q dulland duler glow, - !9,l
The bull's-eye watch that hung In view
Ticking Ice weary circuit through,
Pointed with nutely warning Sign
Its tlaek hand to the hour oil nine. ntf
That sign the pleasant circle broke gl
" My uncle ceased his pipe to smoke,
Knocked from the bowl The refuse gray,
And laid u tendefly away, aH4,HH
Then reused himself to safely cover ds4
The dull red brands With ashes over.
-' And while with care, our mother laid 20
The work aslde her steps she stayed i, IL
One moment, seeking TO express f n.
Her grateful selise OF happiness
For food and shelter, warmth and health,
And loves cQntentment more than wealth,
With simple wishes (n0t the weak,
Vain prayers which no fulflmens seek,
But such as warm the generous heart, .,
O'er-prompt to do with Heaven Its part)
! That none might lack, that bitter night
For bread aud clothing, warmth and light.
Within our beds awhile we heard
TheswInd that round the gables reared
With now and then q ruder shock, 't
| + Which made our very be6steads rock.
We heard the loosaned elapboards tost
| The board. nails swapping In the ffost;
And on ua through tlle nnplastercd wall %.
| Felt the light slfted snow-iakgs fall.
But sleep stole on as sleep will do
| When huarts are light aud life Il new /; ~
Faint aud more faint the murmuFs grew, u
| Till In the suniner-land of dreams
They softened TO the sound Of streams
Low stir Of leaves. and dip of oars, j, i.
And lapslng waves on quiet shores. ..l'l0
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STILL AMONG THE FIGURES.
Mr.. Tripp has sent us the Annual
Report Of the Auditor of State for the
year 1866. Its filed with valuable in
formation.
Jackson county paid to the common
school fund the sumof 1889 SO, and
from saidfund the sum of $11,-
O97 96. thus gaining, S6 .1O8 OF.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY,
Gro expire on the slst day Of January, 1857
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, ]
Insurance DEPARfMisNT,
Columhiia d ,Iauuarv Qfi 1RR7

II INSURANCE DEPARfMENf,
- Columbus, o., January 26 1857.
Whereas, The Home Insurance Company. loca-
ted az New York, In the State Of New York, has
filed In this 0fnces sworn statement of It's eon.
dIhons as required by the act ITO regulate ln-
suranee Companies not incorporated BY the State
Of Ohio, rpdssed April 8, 1856, and amended Feb
rnnry 0, 1864, aud the act i'Fo regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies, passed April 3, 1866 and
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
slgned satisfactory evidence that Il Is possessed
Of an actual Capital of nj least One Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars, invested as required BY
said acts; and, whereas, said Company has filed
In this Office aHfltten mstrumeft under It's cor
p0rate seal, sgnel by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or. agents oil said
Company Ia this State 10 acknowledge service Of
process, for and In behalf of said Company ae'
cording to the terms of said act of April 8 1906;
( Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the acts aiore-
said, I,James H. Goldman, Auditor Of State for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Home lnsur-
ance Company of New York Is authorized 70
transact the business OF Fife aud Marine Insurance.
Ia tbs State until the thlrtvtlrst day Of January
ip the year one thousand eight hundred and sizlyi
eight. ~ '%
IN witness whereof, have hereanto sabscrlbed
TsEAts my name and caused the seal Of my otliee
TO beatbxed the day aud year above written
F +Hta JAg. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
BvJAs. WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk. ,YldI
'aA Walker lsennetts Agent,
WE jackson @. H., jackson County, o.
W-N. - ~ 81 q 90 3 s N
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RYE. S, Wilson Esq, editor ofthe
Ironton Register, u in Washington City,
We make The following extract from q
letter written by him 70 the ReqisteH 4


The more Thee and heat bfMr, Bundy the more
fear we have committed grave mistake In not
returning him to the 40th Congress- Wehaye DO
tFuer man In tho district. He acts for principles
and Judges Of the ssues Of the day from the stand
polnt oil jnstee. Ills experience In two sessions
would nuke him efficient In the next Congress.
He Is winning character, too. His recent speech
on the Financial Oondillonp Is highly spoken Of
on all sides Thad. Stevens compllmented him
for Il, and Speaker CulIax said u was one Of The
best speeches Oft The session. The way 70 bring
district out is 10 keep the representative in Cqt-
gresu series nE terms, 4 member cannot got
place on the important committees unlesa be has
served Ia the HOuse het0re.F sn5Y tA8t Atal
II le to be hoped that the bill before the Ohio
Leglslatufe abOssllng the agency n this ely for
The collection Of soldiers elalmaf Will not pass.
The proper way 70 Insure efficiency TO the Hysgem,
Is to LET the dles thrpugh0ut the State know that
By writing TO the agent Mr.. WesInore, slaalak the
regiments % which they belonged, plain and sinl-
pie directions, that any one can follow, viii be
sent FREQ OF charge Ah Idea Is abroad that the
agency hes not much t0do. was at The olilea
Of AIr. Wetmora thls morning, al about the time
the mail was brought In, and ont OF curiosity
counted the letters, and found the number 10 be
f47s-moHe mail dare say, than 1.-THE restof the
executive department Of the State receives. Moas
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Hon. ARcInRALD MAYO viii deliver a
lecture al the Court Room in jackson,
on next Tuesday night, Feb. IL, 1867.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
IHfe CotuMBvs, o., january 26. 1866
Itis hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect copy of Statement Of the Copdlton of the
Home Insurance Company of New York, made to
and filed In this Office, for the year 1867. ih4
Witness my hand ahd seal officially u ssl
SEAL. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
"INt 7N auditor of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk. q i'a bitl
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= STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY and County of New York,

City and County Of New York, s''
Charles j. Martin, President, and John McGee
Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, being
seyeraly and duly sworn, dep0se and say, and
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said Corporation, and that they are the above
described officers thereof
HIf fCHAs. j. MARTIN, President
0WE 3if JOHN McGER, Secretary. lEd
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2Sd day
of January, A. D., 1867.
fsgAL. TH0s. +. GOODRICH, lf Z
lbe. sEAAP, Commissioner for Ohio.
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