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81 pla, Sean nnb 6 ..
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Sefen uuc DISQUALIFICATION,
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, 1867-03-12
Report

f the Board Of Trustees Of the ST. CROIX SAVINGS BANK IS
GENERAL S~TATEMENT:
Balance of Deposits ws on 31tD December 1865 $547O3 3
From LIST January to atD December 1666h beer deposited ....... S17759 20
interest paid to DepNhw 1876 65
Do converted into Capital 49,. ...... L748 16 1858 O.
s7A346 81
Withdrawals during the same pnd have been of Capital ........... $I8247 %
Do do ofIntues. -. ...... 1856 IS 1882 IS
Leaving Balance of deposits ......... S55963 AZ
The General Fund vase credited on 31tD December 1865 with. ...... S 9159 98
Received fora Duplicate book IS
Balance of Interest ........... 245O 19
Sli6t0 AZ
And debhed fr:
Accountants Salary from 1tJ January to 3St December 1866. S 900 90
A Bonus granted teA Accountant .... loo 90
Assistant AccOmtant tat Vest enc OrS ame time .......... 100 90
Do DO. the Assistant so 90
Sutsnponm aid fue SufeeYb by the fire 5h February . o OO
A gift to te Accountant on account of his losses by the fire 500 20
Messengers Wages. ......... 49 90
Office rent in ChmSanSed no 90
Do in FudnHhd. "a 90
Printer Postage Stationary &c, Observation-Disclosures. 22l q 1858 e5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
Girl SfOIerN.

The father of the little girl who disap-
peared frou Sandusky short time since,
has offered reward of one thousand dol
lars for her recovery. The advertisement
is as follows:
Zone thousand dollars reward will be
paid to any person who will delived to me,
alive, my child, Mary Lille, who was stolen
from its home, SO Camp street, Sandusky,
on the 26th of October last. Is three years
old, of full flesh, light hair and blue eyes,
and when lost wore dark calico dress and
checked apron; is lett handed, has a scar
on the bottom of one of her feet. and nail
on left big toe was bruised. The money
will be paid, and no questions asked. JAS.
T. Bowers. ,,,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY, A
ITO expire ON the 3lst day of January, 1868
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, \

CERIlElCAIE OF FAUTHORITY.
ITO expire ON the 3lst day of January, 1887
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, =
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, February s, 1867,
WHEREAS, The Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company, located at Newark, in
the State of New Jersey has filed in this of
fee a sworn Statement of its condition, us
required by the act "To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State of
0hio,' p9ssed April 8. 1856, and amended
February g. 1864, and the act ITO regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
April 5, 1866; and WHEREAS, said COMPANY
has furnished the undersigned satisfactory
evidence that 1t is possessed of an actual
Capital of at least ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS invested
as required by said acts; and Whereas. said
instrument under its corporate seal, and
signed by the President and Secretary there
of, authorizing any agent or agents of said
Company in this State to acknowledge SER
vice of process, for and in behalf of said
Compony according to the terms of said act
of April 8, 1856
Now THEREFORE,, in pursuance of the
acts aforesaid, 1 JAMES Fl. FODMAN, Au-
ditor of State of Ohio do hereby certify that
the Said Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, of Newaak, New Jersey, is au-
thorized to transact the business Of Life In,
surance in this State until the thirty first
day of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred ond sixty-eight.
In WITNESS WHEREOF. / have bereonto
subscribed my name and caused
[sEAL.l the seal of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
DAS. A. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk
WM. CARTER, State Agent,
Williams Block, Delaware, Ohio.
J.. CROOKS, District Agent,
Coshocton, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04

Bay" The Wheeling Register says "quite a
heavy robbery occurred at Bellaire on We'd
nesday evening. At about six o'clock, Mr..
Louis Loenhardt, ieweler, went to the
post-office, when his store was robbed Of
fifteen hundred dollars worth of watches,
jewelry and clothing. Nothing of value
was left in the store expect three watches,
which were all apart upon the jewelers.
work bench. Mr.. Loenhardt was formerly
connected with Hertkhcrn's jeweler es.
tablishment in this city. His is the same
store that was robbed, in Bellaire, some
months since. " sas "
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A Hit BACK that Sviaa nc gemacn-
bereG.

jackson township, Auglaize county, gave
at the late election four hundred and nine
majority vote cast being Democrat
ic This fact being published, the Neac
York Commercial Adycrttser lets off this
SANDER upon the the intelligent people of
that township: ...-
We had the occasion to travel through
that portion of0hio few years since when
q colporteur informed US, az the result oil
his observations aud inquiries, that but one
in thirty Of the people could read, while on
40 average only one in Gfty-fye possessed q
Bile. ,s. ....
The editor fthe Auglaze Democrat, who
it seems knew the scamp of the Advertisc,
ia 1856. wnen he visited that religion, thus
gives the facts Of that visit, and thus does
justice to the population so badly SANDER
ad.
One of the editors of the Neto Yord, Gem.
sasrcaa} Adcertjser, to our personal knows
edge, did, in the year 1885,, taken occasion
to travel through our county, He stop
ped at TIE Woke Iouss'' in Jackson
township, one Of the best country hotels
anywhere to be found, met there redller
of Black Republican literature, ''Helper's
Crisis. )" and map, showing the encroach-
ments of the slave power on Northern ter
ritery. This latter fellow, yclept ''eon-
porteur, became frightfuly wrathful be-
cause the good people of Jackson township
refused to purchase single scrap oil his in
famous trash, and the New York editor was
equally indignant, because Woke could
ftirnish his guests nothing stronger then
wine ma3a from grapes grownin jackson
township" The two came to cur town to
take the northern railroad train. and sworc
in our hearing, that travelling gentleman
"a could not get single drink, Of whisky
m that (Jackson) whole settlement. A
pretty brace of coveys they were to judge
OF the manners and education Of the com
mlnity!
As TO the aumber of voters in Jackson
township who cannot--we pledge our word
to any Jacobin editor Or to any real or false
co,porteur, that for every one he can find.
will give to him silver goblet with capacity
tocontama quart Of his own whiskey-pro'
baby one day 3 rations There is not one
voterin jackson who can not read and write.
There is not person in that township,
male or female, above the age of fourteen
who cannot do the ssne There is not an
ether rural township in Ohio, or anywhere
,else, with the ssn.e age Of settlement, that
has more industry. wealth and general in
tclligence Besides the best of common
schools, that township has a fine Academic
Institute, keptin successful operation ten
\ months inthc year, that accommodates two
<. hundred students. Among the ehmch
buildings, one stands thers that costs forty>
five Thousand dollars In that township are
mode ta7nars, manufacturers and thrifty
apd ACCOMPLISHED merchants. Why should
fueh people vote any other than the Dem
oeratie ticket 5.3 sef-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
rg-Thc people Of Ohio, at the h.e elec

e%Thc people of Ohio, at the h.e elec
ton, Virtually impcsched Benjamin f
Wade for "high political misdAmeauors, y
aua, as a punishment, removed him from
Office after TIE expiration of his present
term. This man, thus branded BY his own
State. reckless faction at Washington
proposes to make President of the United
States The people do not want him fol
Sen.tor, hat the Rump Congress are en-
deavoring to make him President.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04
Daring Bank Robbery.

ST.. Louis, November 27. Three mer
entered the first National Bank at 1nde
pendence, at five o'clock this afternoon. -
While one guarded the door the other two
rifed the safe and drawer. William
Mccoy, the Cashier, and clerk, were ther
locked up in the vault, where they remained
two hous.
Stone, Mccoy & Co., bankers, had. just
placed their funds in the vault of tho Ma
tional Bank for safety during the night, and
this also was taken. -.
The amount Of the loss is not yet ascer>
tained.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04

Mr.. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, in his latest
oratorical display, says of the late President
Lincoln:
From the top of fame's ladder he has
mounted to the skies, and he has taken
with him the rnanacles Of four millions Of
his fellow mon."
THAT'S very line, no doubt; but WIN did
the good Mr. Lincoln take the four million
manacles ito the skies?" Do they use such
things up there? Is there to be in heaven
such theater for abolitiouists as there once
was in the United States?-LouisriHe Jour
nal
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-04

r:.ay The Tuscarawas Chronicle has the
following: "On last Friday, the family of
Philip Myres, near Trenton, was strangely
poisoned. He had purchased some arsenic
to kill rats, and placed it in cupboard 1t
is supposed that mice got into the arsenic,
that it stuck to their feet or bodies, and
that they scattered it over piece of liver,
which was in the cupboard. Next morning
the family ate heartily of the liver, and in
short time several of the family showed
symptoms of being poisoned, and for time
we're dangerously. sick, but at last accounts
were thought to be recovering,