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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Cleveland murketLJune Is.

FLOUR Market dull and nominal. Held at S13
Is for 81 city made dS xxx red winter Sg
'WNHHiEsAiT-very dull. No transactions on which
ooRNEpGli and 30 lower Light sales at sss for
OATsWDuiI 6 ii and ' lower Small sales atsacf for No.
RYE-Dalf, Inactive and nOmibally lower Held
At "a lTat 70 NE stare ana WESTERN
P6RK-ouist and unchanged. He'd at saa 50 for
BEEF--Steady aud in light request Held at,
u IGRD6ai and city retdered lower held at
SMOKED MEATS-U Unchanged, but demand less
500 lbs canyassed shoulders 12o 500 lbs canvassed
Dried Beef at 23c. -.-' - = 70 -
BUTrER-Dn!l and unbalanced; Choice Western
CHEESE Market dull with adownward tendeu-i
CT: he'd range Of 7914c for good TO choice dairy
EGGS-Scarce and in active demand; held at 9Oc.-
RGHWIfESNpgsP REM SN sPd FPsm6Da At III. follow
ogne @ spirits Ass; Neutral Proof Spirits 81 $50
PETRoLEUM-Dull and entirely nominal. Free
IN nDRIED 5RI 0's sAFPIEsCpnl r and nominal Held at
7@7Sc, packages included. SO I5l5 l1E7F
-POTATOES-Qu Quiet at 81 20 for Peach Blows; de-
BEANS-In fair request at ss25@s so for medium
white; 50 7Ss 90 for crime do.
SALrItirm at =. 70 tor fnei Ss.0ofor coarse ana
TALLOW-Steady and quiet at ohS10c Tor city
'-iE IFEATHERSN Demand fair and market steady at
sOSSs5c 81 aGcSrdpg to 9uaIi,y for i've ace gsessi
slI's.S 5000; Aabsstsrs Gslcihed $500 per bTI.
"PoTelps" do $500 -, BIS ,11.o. -. :, -. p
0aTFsl IL ae$ sappy and market
" rI for sE snS SI Ssa a. 81
for No. 2; 81 IS for No. nada- 7,lgG a-T III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
SAN Francisco Items.

SAN FRANc1sco, CAL, June 1.-THE
American whaling ship Canton was wreck
ed near Hakadidi. May Sd. Five lives were
lost, James Fairbanks, of Baltimore, and
four Hawayans. The vessel is total loss.
She was owned in New Bedford. Capt.
Fraser arrived by the Colorado. The crew
is still at Hakadadi awaiting Transports
ton to San Francisco. .-..-'..
The Benefactress, Havelock, and Yoko-
hama are loading for New York. ,,5 s.i'.s
. The Corder sailed from Shanghai for
New York on the Both. ~.
The Nylie, from Hong Kong, is loading
for New York
The second Congressional district Union
Convention nominated w. II. Highly for
Congress. 49, a. -.........,- -, .,--
A fire to day in Folsam destroyed about
twenty buildings. - ....s''....
The Rather, 16S days from New York,
has arrived. -...-,.s...., &, ..''..
The Southern Relief Committee of San
Francisco, up to the present time has re-
mitted to the New York Committee $744.3O
in gold. ...'...,f...'. I'd .,E.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

OLENTANGY PARK AssoCIATIoN.-By the
handbills posted throughout the city we
see that there will be races after all at
Olentangy Park, this summer. The sport
will commence on the I'd day of July, and
continue four days or until and including
the 9th. The finest horses in the county
will be in attendance, including such names
as Malcom, Louxemborg, Old Togue, Re-
volver, Ringmaster, Nelly Gwynne, and
others whose names do not recur to us, be-
sides several who have not yet made their
record on the turf. We trust there will be
such an attendance on this meeting of the
Association as shall insure us a rousing
fall meeting. We want to see everybody
who knows what horse is at these races.
HEAVY EMIGRANT TRAINs.-C. H. Camp
en-, the ever attentive and gentlemanly
Emigrant Agent in this city, informs us
that on Sunday evening five cars laden
with emigrants, arrived at this place from
Baltimore over the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road; last night (Monday) two car loads
arrived over the Handle route and
two car loads over the Cleveland, Colum-
bus & Cincinnati road. A dispatch from
Baltimore received last night by Mr.,
Camper, announces that eleven car loads
of emigrants, arrived per ship Wittemburg,
left Baltimore last evening at 9:45 for this
place. intending to go to Chicago and St
Louis. A large delegation for Cincinnati
and Louisville will arrive here to-day. TIC
Mr.. Campen these emigrants owe Their
thanks for his energy and care for theil
'ooO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
! FROM NEW ORLEANS. oRElLElBB MS
pnblican siate ConXention. -

Platform Adopted by the Radical Re-
PuDAtcan state Convention rvy3
New YORK, June 17-Tbe Herald's New
Orleans special says: The Radical Repub-
lican State Convention adjourned sine die
Saturday night, after indorsing the follow
ing platform b.. ..,f+ -,gi--sG g~s
4 We advocate and will enforce perfect
equality under the law to all men withOut
distinction of race or color;, indorse the
acts of the 39th and 40th Congresses; will
reconstruct Louisiana upon the Congress
sional basis and send to Congress only true
and loyal men; nominations forroffiee to be
made only of those who will enforce per-
feet equality and the right to hold office
irrespective of race or color. gidt i ".4sg
We will also insist on perfect equality
without distinction of race or color, in the
right to vote and enter the jury box, with
out any educational or property Qualitica-
lions, being oreQuired;, also on the right to
practice al professions, to buy, sell travel
and be entertained, and to enter into any
ana all CIVIL contracts - I,,55.eX Ism
We viii advocate the granting of the i'm
mediate assistance of the, General Gov ,rn-
ment for rebuilding the levees,;l rqe scnq
We will also advocate the emigration and
division of lands of the State as far as
practicable, into small farms, in order that
the masses of our people may be, enabled
TO become landhol0ers. "a 7sel ed1 OF zuOit
4, We will advocate the repeal of the cotton
tax by Congress. If not granted we will
demand asa right that class legislatiOnIbe
abolished and taxes laid on all the, pro-
ductive wealth of the Union. Let products
of agriculture, mines and manufactures be
equally and fairly taXed.-E rs n0i si9oss Z
.. We will advocate equality in schools and
the enforcement of the eight hour system,
except in cases of special contract. .yfnr
We will insist on a thorough revision of
the laws. of Louisiana, that they may guar
antee equal justice TO black and white
alike. -..-..-7r
We pledge ourselves to aid the Govern
ment in paying the last dollar of the public
debt, 'c-'j - .il-i' y H 33H"i '"n
The platform further condemns Johnson,
amnesty proclamation, believing the dis
franchisement of rebels to be the highest
duty of the General Government; favors
the maintenance of an adequate military
force in Louisiana to see the laws enforced
and life and property protected; declares
that no man is to be supported for office
who not boldly and openly pledge him7
self to make equal distribution among
which he may have the power of appoint
ment. i9 -."' -
As the newly enfranchised cit izens con-
stitute majority of the party, at least one
halt of the nominations for elective Offices.
shall be taken from that class, no distinc-
tion to be made whether nominees or ap-
pointees were born free or not, provided
they are loyal, capable and honest. 80, p,
The party will always discountenance
any attempt on the part of any race or
class to assume practical control of any
branch of the government to the exclusion
of any race or class. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
BY STEAMER.
arrival of the city of Antwerp.

I I lArriVnI OF the CITY OF AntWerP.
New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer City
of Antwerp, from Liverpool 9th and
Queenstown 9th, arrived to-day. News
generally anticipated. I-,I.f
Exchange of Notes Between Prussia
and France.
A Berlin paper asserts that an exchange
OF notes has taken place between France
and Prussia with reference to the occupa-
patton of Radstadt by Prussian troops.
Prussia reserved to herself on principle
the right to garrison the fortress by an un-
derstanding with the sovereign ruler of
Radsfadt, but declared there was at present
no question of taking practical advantage
of that right. 1t is added that France ac-
cepted the last and gave no contradiction
to the first portion of the Prussian declar-
alton,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
3l.E IHinaneial and con,.nerciaI ] )

H Financial and CommerciaI u
LIVERPOOL. June II, Evening-Cotton-
No change; the following are the quota
tions: middling uplands ll2s, Orleans II q;
sales amounted to 10000 bales. Bread
stuffs market quiet at the following quota.
tions: Wheat-Calitornia, white 13s6d; per
ceiItal. Corn mixed Gwe estern 38sJ per
quarter. Barley 1881 per 60 lbs. Oats IS
I'd per 40 lbs. Peas 81 Cd per quarter.
Provisions quiet. Pork J75s, and beef 1905
per Dbl. Lard sos. Bacon-Cumberland
cut middles Ais per ewt. Petroleum
stronger; sales standard white at 1s2d per
gallon. Ashes declined to 30s for pots.
Tallow-44s for American n.IqfsI CIE,II
LONDON, June II, Evening.-Breadstuff
firm and prices we'll maintained. Sugar
market steady yat previous quotations. Iron
firm at 54s. per ton for Scotch pig mixed
numbers. HOthermarkers unchanged.
r1-1 EIlFFom Madrid
MADRID, June 17.-Cortez voted to annul
the budget presented by the Government.
From COnstantinopIe. r HOT
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 1.-THE sublime
Porte issued firman- granting to aliens
the right to bold lands within the limits of
the Ottoman Empire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Cable Renairs..,

HEARTS CONTENT, June 1.-THE steam
er ,Chitern arrived yesterday morning,
and will proceed to repair the broken At
lantic cable as soon as the weather per-
mits. The expedition is in charge of
Henry Clifford, telegraphic engineer, and
Mr.. Lowe, electrician, both of whom were
engaged on board the Great Eastern last
year. ~ . ...,,-s.=l.'.. = ~
The surveying steamer Gulvare had ar
rived at st. Johns under orders from the
Admiralty, and run careful line of sound
ings from Pacentia, Newfoundland, to the
Island of st. Pierre, and thence to North
Sydney, Cape Breton, for new cable, to be
laid this summer, slha ---.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE f
oF PERSONAL PROPERTY,

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
for sale at public auc ion, at the late residence
Of Franz Joseph Weitgenant. deceased, on
Monday, the 1st day of July, 1867,
the goods and chattels of said deceased istipg
in part of Furniture, Household Goods Gardening
Cider, Rhubarb Wine, Gooseberry Wine Mountain
Ash Wing. a largeloto Of Capeliss, Roses. Rose and
Scarlet GeIaniuns, Abuteions, Verbenas. Orange
plants and shrubs too numerous too mention.
Sale to commence at o'clock forenoon. q.
TERMs-Purchases amounting to % or less TO be
paid in cash. above that sum, notes at three menths
with two good securities, will be taken. l-l ybl-
/ Columbus, Ohio, June 18th, 1857. -..r
/ .IALlJ 'LIOtlILI)- CHS. ECKHART,l ~ Z
/ Administrator de 6onis non with the will annexed
Of +. Joseph Weitgenant. junl5-dl5t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 231 South High street, between Rich
and Friend, Columbus, Ohio, has always on
hand Books, Periodicals and Pictorial
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames
Window Shades, Stationery. etc. Call and
see. 7af .f z--. 4..s may20-eod1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

SPENcER's Patent Self-Sealing Glass
Fruit Jars-the most reliable jar in mar
ket-and fruit jars of every description, at
lowest wholesale and retail prices, to be
had at G. T. Pfaff's Glassware and Queens
ware store, 259 South High, near Friend.
Country merchants will find it to their in
terest to give him call.
I iun13-d2taw3m a f'4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Wade,s Senatorial Party-A July Ses-
sion of Congress. .....,fI sid a..

PEORIA, Ill, June 17.-Wade's Sena-
torial party passed through here to-day,
en-route to their homes. Several took
other roads at st. Louis. OF fourteen Sena-
tors who have been with the party at vari-
GUS points, all expressed their intention of
being present at tie July session, and
those who are still with Mr.. Wade to-day
Joined him in a telegram to Gen. Schenck,
of the National Union Congressional Com
mittee at Washington, to advise all Repub-
lican members to be present in July, that
all obstructions to legal reconstruction of
the rebel States may be removed. .f5-. lr=..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
steamer Sunk.

MOBILE, June l6.-The steamer Nyansa,
hence for Montgomery, sunk on the Ala
bama river, eighty miles above this city,
Friday evening. The boat was valued at
$25,000, and was not insured. Her cargo
consisted of supplies for the poor people in
the interior, among which were 1000 sacks
of corn. The cargo is valued at S25, 0O0, and
is partially insured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

1sIoE CONSUMERS, ATTENTION LIN my ad-
vertisement announced to the citizens of
Columbus and to the public in general,
that had forsale superior article of Ice
and the only Ice for sale here, all of tohich
soas cat some tho miles above the city.
Since that my competitors have adver-
tised in some of the Columbus papers that
they have the :. best and purest Ice ever Of
fered to the public." and that it was cut
"far above the 6Itt of the city," This
would seem to leave the impression,
whether so intended or not. that they cut
their ice still above me. Now l would
ask my competitors whether they did not
cut their Ice near the city, around, below
and in close vicinity to the Frankliuton
Slaughtering-house and Glue establish
ment, two of the filthiest places on the
river? .- o.. .Fl.. t
They claim also to have the slargest
stock" 1 have no doubt they honestly
think so, and do not intend to deceive the
public. propose to settle this question,
that they give the number OF their ice
houses, length, breadth and depth OF, each.
and the number of cubic feet, and will
do the same in regard to mine. 1t will
then be an easy matter to ascertain the
number of tons, for it may be interesting
to some of our citizens to know the guam
THY of ice stored away in the city. / claim
thatI have the largest stock of ice in Gen.
tral Ohio, as such a measurement will
show. 11 'r s'- i l5n9ii
And i here assert, and challenge contra
diction, that I have cut ALL my fee about
tpo miles above the city, and am the only one
,oho has such ice for sale here. go E. i, s.i5
-4s..,,, --,5 ..T1 FRED'K JAEGER, ms
/ Il - .oII - l9fI1 c. Dealer in Ice.
! COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 10, 1S67.-1S-1w -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
FROM MEXICO.
The situation at the capital

New YORK, June 16.- The Herald's
Mexico City correspondent, under date of
25th of May, gives doleful account of the
situation in the capital A famine was
threatening the poor inside the walls,and it
was only due to the judieious measures OF
the Chief of the Municipality that panic
bad not swept the populace into disorders
and riots. ss.,.rFr e.rffsr-f--8sgr
Imposition and Collection of Taxes.
The imposition and collection of taxes
continued upremittingly, being carried on
in themost tyrannical and eXacting man-
Iier
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
The Indian war-A Huge swindIe.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Tribune's
special says: Senator Henderson, Chair
man of the Indian Committee. who has
been out on the Plains with General Han
cock, says half the reports concerning In
dian depradations are false, gotten up to
make money by, putting the Government
to cost, and that it cost the Government in
1865 SIS, 100000 to carry on the Indian war,
and that $3,000000 alone was paid to firm
for transportation. Parties whom the
newspapers call scouts and traders, are
engaged in prompting the Indians to hos :
tilities. ~. ... .... ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

Receipts of beeyes 5,1s3; sheep and lambs 15.bss;
swine 1884, Though the receipts Of beef cattle for
supply this morning was fair, offerings being at
about SIS. Holders demanded last Mondays rates,
but buyers generally held sloof, and before there
was much activity. sellers had granted light conces-
sions. and market closed at the following Quota
tions: Quality cattle good and sales below $l4;,
extra quality SO; prime quality $l7 5O916 fair
good SIC rs GIT; ordinary to inferior $ie9l6 so.
The market for sheep was dull and depressed;
71sc; prime 6hC97c, and inferior to common 59ekc5
Lambs shade easier at II the latter is the
outside price. l7'Hi' - ai'A : .
-Fhe hog markets. scarcely SO firm, prices heinz
Hc lower though the demand is quite active; u
loads sale and all sold at 6ZG7Hc; the latter
for heavy prime corn fed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

FLOUR-Dull; sales family a: $ll 259l2: fancy
$I2 50@l3 so; receipts light and stock quite small
. WHEAT-In m derate demand at % 35 for win
ter, and 81 40 for No. l. -Tgfi : It. -EIEsIrt
! CORN-Irregular; holders ask 81 s5c, but SOC is
the best fer. f'i4 iN =. t@ fA
OATS-Dull and prices unchanged. -1zfi 7sb
RYE-Dull at 81 80. anal -t-.f,..3 lr..--.T L A 4
lots of whisky selzed here by Government detec-
tives, some in bOn and some in tr ansit. h..lfH7
CJTTON-Dull and prices unchanged; middling
24c. E -f --.. s. ...lr .-..t-..t-,. .-,-IJ,
PORK-Dull and prices nominal; city offered at at
S2I without BUYERS. E .~-'SE- -''l f' ti1i-J1
: BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders 7A<c. and sides
BACON-Unchangsd. - .s1.- -,
iLARD-Unchanged 8 ~ 't -- 90
EBUTrER-Dull at I4917c. f Hu ~ %. 'i
FGGS-Held at l59l6c. .ar 81 .fa.f y. 4
GROCERIES-Firm. with fair demond at full
rates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker

BosToN, June 1.-THE ninety-second an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill was
observed to-day with UNUSUAL spirit. There
was grand procession of Charlestown
fireman and the military. The Bostou banks
and many stores were closed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, June IL, 1867.

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
James M Wells, Galena. o: L Wolf, Ney York;
Welton. S GfoVepcrt, @ o; Thos Sanse MccRboaTne
bourne. o; Lee Kramer. Winchester. o; A. j. Beck
ter, Pekaway county; Nathan Denny, Pickaway
county; j q Lothoron, London. o; NJ Kocher, Lock-
bourne, o, Joseph Cheatam, Lockbourne. 0i Z J
samuel an Nishtengsle. CircleviIIe. D; Levi Congle.
G Bnrnhau and wife. Toledo, Ohio; John Nettleten,
5 Wilson "a and lady. baltimore. MARYLAND; r W
Jones and lady, Cincinnati, Ohio; q s Horr, Shade
vile, Ohio: W = Lewis. Cincinnati. Ohio; J +
oSSy oRO wesP
vile, Ohio; Edward Strong, Zanesyile. Ohio; Co,
q stinsSp and LADY 1, New York; 7 Gue5in, West
Mt Vernon. ohio; j W Tucker; RiiisbOrO, Ohio.
-.. ..a- NEIL HOUSE. s.sa .a III ]
JB Weaver, New York; NJ Brake, Cincinnati
Ohio; Jeptha Garraod, do; John T Hogan, Xenia,
Ohio 7 w Seaverns. jr, Boston. Mass; H W FOL
lock and lady, Cincinnari, Ohio: Charles L Owen
NSS Bss NEW YUpEp
G Howells, jefferson, Ohio; j Ney, New York city;
il Harrison, Cadiz, OHIO; Hugh McFadden.. Co
town. Ohio; w q NJ Baker, Xenia Ohio: Pollock,
Cincinnatd. Ohio; q Fallet. Sandusky, Ohio; A NJ
ilps & Mitonian Tabiaux; a Jones, Miltonian ia Tab-
laux; Joseph Hutchinson, City; G W Andrews Wa
paknecter. Ohio; W B McCorEicR, Vicksburg, Miss;
II Moor, Cincinnati. D; j Palmer. WatertoWn N Y.
GooDALE HOUSE.
J Horr. Columbus; s Warner. Huntington. o.;
yoseeh Brad pury, Gallipolis,, o; . " Clancy, 40;
j NJ Russell, Indianapolis; John ii Blair, Tennes-
see C. D Caldwell. do; John Palmer. Waterton,
Steele. Lancaster; j w Lockuan Springfield, O.;
Mrs Gardner. Belmont county. s'-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Ex-Governor Brown.
YnRK lime 17-Tha Hera

New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's spe-
cial says: Ex-Governor Brown, of Geor-
gia. recently made a speech at Milledge-
vile, in which he said that if the State
should refuse to vote TO hold convention
Congress would .distranchise all those who
voted against it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
TornadO.

HUDSON, My, June 17.-There was a
tornado yesterday in the town of Claver-
mack, extending over an area of three
quarters OF a mile square, destroying hum
dreds of valable fruit trees, and demolish
ing farm fences, chimneys, &c. No lives
lost. .-.a .i..-H. %. .--.- ''.| f-E'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

THE place to buy good and cheap boots
and shoes for. ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren, is at R. B. Whitzel's New Boot and
Shoe Store, No. 165 South High Street.
Also, work made to order, and repairing
done with neatness and dispatch.
iun1o2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
Negro Juries in Nor.h Carolina

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 16.-It is re-
ported that Judge Barnes, now holding
special court at Tarbaro, adjourned the
court because negroes were summoned as
jurors, he having taken the oath to support
the State laws, which do not recognize
negroes as entitled to sit on jury.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CoLUM-
BUS, 0HIo.-The directors and members OF
the Home Insurance Company of Column
bus, Ohio, at meeting held at the Office of
the Company, on the 9Th inst, voted to add
100000 Joint Stock Capital to the assets
of said Company; and appointed Commits
sioners to receive Stock. Over half the
amount of stock was taken before the
meeting adjourned.
The Home Insurance Company of Co
lumbus, Ohio, has been in active operation
about three years, and during that time
has issued near $4,000 policies. Its accumu-
lations show prosperity to be envied, and
is attributable to the class of risks, and to
the discretion and energies of its officers.
The following named gentlemen COM
pose the present Board of Officers: Hon.
Samuel Galloway, President; Theo. 81.
Butler, Vice President; c. P. J.. Butler,
Treasurer; Alex. H. Hanley, Secretary z;
w. c. M. Baker, General Agent; John F.
Murray, Asst. Gen. Agent 6r- o.
With such officers to manage its affairs,
well known as men of reliability and re-
ponsibility-honest, faithful and capable
there cannot be doubt as to the char
acter and ability of the Company, and as
such commends itself to the citizens OF
Onio as a reliable and safe Institution