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bragias rather better prices The sales comprised about
sSs ssss, WA: ss
2chIcsgo g 50 cry for white csfornls and % 50 Tor
NE Gss a. s
SSs !, &c O. Ss; sns 81
~s M but ss low ssd . he s
f:S 4; wee ~ = 'srs 3 a.
% and sys s 4 , a.ssI
western ana q ~ d Tor csSeSs rss barley
s ss e u sSs Ga. x @ss
a s"s $ s
NV hhds .lIcw os and Per steamer @ bales cotton
s.as m r
s sa s s o."
teram ~ H. sd and bark hence 70 Cronstadt and back
dS.E S.s: ruled dull. but steady in value No sales
oSsss clcrn vas less ssiIvs. bu. holders demanded
previous prices. We heard q no sales.
;s' u Tor shipping and d
asss MANI. beyond IN. sales noticed y last.
vss very asca ssss S $ 5sss ssa
SoIassrns market ruled very quiet but nrm 1t PREV
ogs y!ees No sass e coasssas.;ss wsss rspss'sd
S isS Ss: isss Litter rc; sr
s:s 81 sss's s ssas ! r ss sss.s is
::ssssis:s . 2; s ',;
prize for . small lot. N
OfLs hinged remained Grim. though quiet Il u rs
81 for lobblnG lo<s Engsh quoted n &C. gold Fsh
oils 81 our last quotntons remained steady and firm or
lard oil small sales ~ u u ID Other Kinda were un-
PErnoarps -nscsspta I,s0 bbls Crude ruled dui and
ssles heard ~ Prsoea quite steady
q lie N Sulk snd - 70 bbI. Tor ssEnIar gsu
ing accept lower prices standard white being offered quite
freely s9sc q which small nses made We heard
s s 1os ~ ~ y.1 limited snd s.
were easier whss though she market 81 che close
exhbi!ed rather u1 arnns The salss were confined 70
cash; "a for 90 aes ~ g1st y for prime and e7 !
:. \ ss - q 4 III 3 81 Ur n Srs ~. -,
mesa and % . for new .as =, !, nss. Beef hams
demand for ueroe beef. Bacon wa in modsrsss
demand and arm VIII esAss q 70 packaEes 2! los(c
long rib and i2c fSc for short clear me srsnssctons
in lard were 20 Isn't under good demand and the
market was rrner previous prices The sales cover
packages 81 IKE. .D<o. Cut meats we're hrm. with .
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FLOUR GRAis neceips 48s5 bbls tour i545 bags
meal 400 bushels and 50 do oats The
for State and Western -four less but firm
nrmness OF holders checking the demand which was in
good part for speculation. Orders Western
witch partly filed Monday could completed
yesterday nor to-day. The market at the close
buoyxni aud firm. but do NOT quote M
vance. California quiet The sales were about
90 bbla at the appended quotations. For southern
-four there prevailed moderate demand prices
oossucd- Rye hour was IN good demand prices
accordisg quality Corn meal steady with moder.
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Half-pa.s Two o'C,ock. r. n.


WEDNESDAY. May 6-SPM
GovrKx-rhe market for Rio ruled dull but prices
manned steady Other kinds unchanged.
Corros-rhe demand continued light the market
scarcely Arm under the unfsvorabe cable
Liverpool The demand chiefly export Sales 10
ba:es. We annex the closing quotations. which uomi-
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SHIP PIN G NE w S.
PORT OF NEW Yuax. NAY 8, 1857.

Cleared.
steamship Malta (Br) McMrxen Liverpool via Qusens.
s.ssmshlp xmenca tBscml. Meyer. sou.hsmpsos and
Steamship ssrssass, King Norfolk, c.,y ana Rich
uacnd-0 Hcnekcn 4 PAimors.
saasay 0 r'' and
A.s: s sSs%: q. ss s....
Ayrss-Br@tt' son 4 Co - -''
bark Casse rrueman tBr,. Anderson, carisnasMillsr
SsIE I9ssn CIR, rsl' 1. John Ss DO ssgsy
Brig Mary tBr), o'Brien Buenos Ayrss-F Alexandra
Brig Gazelle Wallace. Cicnfuesos-Brcti. Son 4 Co.
s wrn.r. sT y Gy wsy Por al
Big Il a PIT, Avery. bermuda Middle,sa 4 Co
scsr AssA s, Lnshen. ans Go
ssir I.syersa Booth. Lasscca and rndanola-S L
As ssss Pa~nss, weaver s.,imore-Benslsy. Miller
scSr clara; BAXTER rhasse,hls riymsr
schr wave, IaIkinRsm. Elsabcshport-saow Richard
schr 9 Acker. Hobbl-, stamford.
s sloop R r'nss j Jane. Asn. Bridgeport
STEAMER Acushinsi, Kelly New Bedford-Fsrruson 4
Arrived.
Steamship ylls q Paris CIR, surmsn; II.vre April g
steamship Fab Kse, stirling 81 Jsgo Cuba April n,
s's sRs = 'e &C. % u and o.
West lst inst with mdsc ami passengers 70 spohord Ties
steamship San Salvador Nickerson savannah eth inst,
with mdse and passengers, 10 Garrison Allen.
Brig Elizabeth Orb Adoboer singapore Jan With mdse
70 VIM Salem Co Passed Anjscr Jan 10, Cape Of Good
Hope March q: crossed the Equator April L.
days, with moiasscs and honey, Henry Loud Co.
Brig Alamo. Brown, Machiass days, with lumber 10
shines Chase Talbot Had forestry, sail and flying b
sssr S.m % Farce Escrs ar ''''''n'e
Schr White Rock. Furniss. Boston.
schr white sea: Blaschfordi Boston.
ssS Sr JIG Grimm s GOULD, dio ,Ssssr'
Brig Atara Richards ar Para cleared ID has returned
and anchored IN the North river.
Marine Disasters.
SAVANNA CowcoHpSA Sears 81 Boston from Liverpool via
Queenstown, reports April & st ~ 90 Ion % IS eneogn
tered hurrane from NV lost blade Of the propeller
and Of the boats blown from the days;
boom ana was lost "a inst, at s lon 80 a. on Grand
Banks saw large iceberg aground. saw May lat vi
lon Oh ship Marion Br bound w, with loss OF main and
mizsen topsAllsnt masis.
sur q 0RArr, Rich, from Bakers Island for Liver
pool was spoken rsbs. IL ist u lon and nos hay.
feared abe has foundcred. rhe was built AZ Farm
ingdale In lisa l1B REGISTER rated Af and was
owned by Mcssrs. Pierce q Bacon, OF Boston
srrr HQn.vn sBr) BRYANT from Manila for New York s
rsPered b Atlantic cable have ben lot she rated AN
whore she was owned ~ Seymour. Psscock Co.
sHrr JAuB KrrrxR, Delsno. from Cardiff for New
York before repeated into N Distress sailed
from The port The 18Th un for New rork and fro
adepach pubshed yesterday infer that she has AsAn
put back 10 Queenstown In dfstrcss. M
psG sosnlA SURFING fr0a - JsssS Cuba u and for
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since January SAT- 7ol. eoa sllo 7sa 7os
The commerce Of New YORK from July I to date Of
each Of the ysazs mentioned compares - follows;-
1854 g. l065-0a 1eo6-07
Imuors mdse s12s 572 687 $3.50 $50 922l 40 1877
Exports produce 1871, 0o1 loA, 260,07S l5S626u7
Exports specie. 27,722,661 1o,224,lSo 26.lb6.651
The Philadelphia banks-as least those Of them that
have their semi-anauAl dividend period in nay-haxe
just announced the following dividends which give
in comparison with those declared in November q last
year,
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A MURDERER CONVICTED.

Joseph Leslie, tho Alleged Murderer Of Mary
NJ. CayIor, Found <:ui1fy-How the Prisoner
Received she Verdict Circumst ances Of the
I'M
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3
ny r. RI Ludlow a Co
house and lo, 2s2 Church st. isr7ss. ..... $50
corner hfh and <6th g., ~ BxlOO. 13NO
lots adoinnG above morrill, av 2sxiO0 each 1890
iot "a ming NlDo
lot adjoining ................... 1aoO0
lot adjoining Ige0
ia 4 ~ corner 6th nv. and S7th ~ Msri0o Ne0
Wrears lease OF lot from May l. 1851, on south side Of
~ xss s =: s e.. ~: {. 81 sa S
lots west aide 9th ave. FEET north <ssh a. each oO0
lots east side 9Th 80 feet SSH IT. each 900
lots side 18Th 225 feet 5th each 100
1los adjoining above, each 500
siots n q 57th st.. LIS n Madison Az, each .. 700
lot aAjoining above 1850
Ito, q . xA Az, sSs NJ ga Il. asssi al $500
lot n 3 ed st., 22p o. bth av 2o6xl0oe zyO
Iot "a ioinna 25exOQ s. 235O
iot ndioinna H6xl00 ........... 10
iot adjoining, z.6xl00b 2D5
7Iots 4 e. pltS g., - a. bh sv. SxioDs each L7p
y Interest In lots n. .. <h and o6th So s5x90
hjn,sr..i IN icis = . SiiS 81. Is II q ~ sv,. -
oss o. = iisth a., and sios iiSti 81 s1b q. o.
~ av.s &xloo each ~
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New York and Other Eastern insurance
Losses by Recent Fires In Chicago.
By the burning Of the elevator May Anew York
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the Police Commissioners held sheir usual weekly
meeting Tor trials yesterday Mr. Acton in the exami-
ners chair EiGhyfve patrolmen tried for viola
oa o. police rules and regulations There wcss bat
three ctaen cases. .ts#
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Total for the week I.
Previously Nported
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SALES or ZEAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

General Garfield declines % run for Governor Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
Quaker WII OutwItted.

To fhe Editors Of ne Enquirer -
-iItis aamaxim with our Quaker friends tc
..Think twice before thee speaks once, and
thee viii speak twice the better for IT,
THIS wise prudence has often saved our
pious friends from oyershooting them
selves. i~I5. M. t7fnB,1 ;sa.
IA Quaker having lost a quarter of NUT
to6 by a lawyers dog, repaired TO the Office
of the latter and said: s .l-..,.g q - 4t
~ have come to ask piece thy advice.
Suppose dog carried off a. leg Of mutton
from me, where do look for pay, to the
dog or his ownergo 5ss1s5 I5ospI--ouuN
ai'Oh, p said the man of the quill, sst0 the
Ownerot the dog he is responsible for
any damage his dog does thee.n .. 455al
Said Broadbrim: HThee owes me sew
entv-tive cents.1Ba ssua.a. -. Jar f. ~
"Ahl" said the lawyer; "then my dog
did the mischiefl Well, here is your
yThe face of the Quaker expanded with a
smile at his shrewdness in forestalling the
opinion OF the lawyer, and was about MAXI
ing his exit from the Office, when he was
broughtto halt by the lawyer saying; Il
have small bill against you. my friend."y,
"Ahi for what 2" said the Quaker. I j
'sFor advice in the dog case-two dallars,p
was the reply. a1Ts 3a.s.J-L 0lta
This was a poser. It being strictly legal,
and the lowest fee in the calendar for adj
vice, there was no dodging, so the money
was forked over, and with elongated phis
Shadbelly departed, minus one dollar and a
quarter worse than when he came, and q
wiser if not better man. ad--i4N ~
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

(To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1857
mrT odi OFFIoB OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.)
tf q. r T.~r INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., I
' y" r'' COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. %, 1867,
0 y WHEREAs, The HOME INSURANCE, COM
PANY, located at New Haven, in the State of
Connecticut, has filed IN this Office sworn
statement Of its condition, as required by the
act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the State Of Ohio" passed April 8, 1855,
and amended February 8, 1854 and the act 1T reg
uate foreign Insurance Companies" passed April
5, 1865; and whereas. said Company has furnished
the unde signed satisfactory evidence that Is pos
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
invested as required by said acts and, whereas said
Company has filed in this Office written instrument
under its corporate SEAL signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing any Agent Agents
OF said Company in this State TO acknowledge SER
vice Of process for and in behalf Of said Company,
according to the terms Of said act Of April s. 1885,
/, JAMES H GOODMAN. Auditor of State for
Ohio. 10 hereby certify that said HOME lNSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, of New Haven. Connecticut,
is authorised TO transact the business of Fire aud
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirtyrst
day of January. in tho year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty -,f.,. .s,tt .
In witness whereof, | have hsreunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of my Office TO be af-
fixed the day and year above written. u J--.
tsEAL.l 77, JAMES II. GOODMAN,
------ - Auditor of State.
By James Williams. Chief Clerk.
OF A. GARDNER, .Jr.., Agent,
u ''. ' COLUMBUS, O,
jansO.diw SO. 81, a, -. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

ORANGEs.-The SO. -zAyustine (FlOrida)
ErGniaerp speaking of the great crop OF
oranges, says that sixty Thousand will be
pickellnf from one grove 4. "a gentleman
writes that Athey hang in rich yellow. elus-
teTs fEom trees on the sides Of the streets,
and theisOft air is tedolent aof. their rich
perfume."p eh' snfW 1iq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
: = iBaEiAAUTIFUL "a. DREAMS.
Y epY MRs. n y cI.ARA ]. =. Ho1MEs.


,ss8GO8 So n1slssW 10 sa-@---ahi. ;'3Et.31ic4g
There are beautiful dreams come over my heart.
bl2limpsopOf q faf away future given; ciSTs
Intangible glories, standing far apart "a lyOH
From this GrOssef lifeAS earth Is from heaven, I
fletos clouds on the intense blue OF The sky gfs
That tones lhslig Of the present midday sun.
TN thssoftly fictuating shadows of fancy lie q
Who's tho rippIing ittrssmlsts Of msnots run.
.Thoss arc beautiful dreams come oYef my i,eart.
And the likeness Of dear familiar hands lIl1
Beckon to me through gorgeous billoYs ofSlight.
iWboihg my ypirit 70 their mythical lhngs. IA
There are snAsehes Of SONGS through sanctihet
Borne straight 70, my hushsd and waiting heart
Ny life Ill aelOw with fair memories CLEARS, -
bTill from that strange country comes, sobbilg and
The autumn gale Of regret. and Icattsrsny dreams
There arc beautiful dreams that come over ny
heart .rrl f1aiTng7 LuGfeVntl
When my soul rises, loathing It's rth.horn bands
When cast the gives Of sin feroely aside. lit
And my apirit ID upborne BY unseen hands: uHl
ThenI Wonder at my own weak self and sin. ti
And feel how perfect q thing this life might be
If We reverenced the temple God placed Us in,
And kept II as pure as be would il should be.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

FREDERIcKsBURG- The iFFederic1s burg
(Va) Neaos says: "From the books of the
commissioneroft the revenue we learn that
there are in fredericksburg 469 white and
154black males over twenty-one years of
sge Thers Il 1Ss SeT STsS sTd and % & Gssts II
cattle, i4o hogs. sS pleasure carriages, III
watches, 1lO clocks, AZ pianos and harps."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

CBARLIs DICKENS is not only in rthe,yeaF-
ly receipt of very laig gesums, both from his
books and his readings, but he is one of the
best business men In England, outstanding
his means most iudiciously, while his be-
nevolence is nobly conspicuous. bis wife
has aDtlcolne back TO hin, but still lives in
her own establishnehtiA London, while his
residence Is at Rochester, thirty miles away
from the citysyWWH WAN RBE on
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
|, .s,,,,Ee .ool- Inlocosl,, tbo7 7Ml.ol,,,,, e.

A s0EEE took ipaceein the Missouri SEN
ate Saturday. Mr.. Winters, Radical, fierce
ly denounced lex- Governor King, Conserv-
atiVes as q traitor and a scoHndrel. As
soon as he sat down, he received note
from son OF King, who. was Standing in
the gallery, demapdi1g a.retractlo9. Win
meant traitor only in political, and scoun-
titteled and the aIIaIr ended. ~ lAEl W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

JOURNALISTIC AMENITIEs.-T The exchange
of compliments between the Chicago and
St.rbOuis Journals still continues lively.
Lately Chicago paper said ''St. Louis is a
collection of. houses ON, thewest bank OF
the Mississippi" Whereupon the 50. Louis
Times retorts: "It mighthave added truth
fullysswith money enough in them to buy
respectable balance in. bank tits acollee-
tion mostly owned by the occupants or
residents, and not donbly matched with
mortgages by eastern creditors"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01

A YOUNG damsel riding bya. turnpike
road without paying the toll, the gate
keeper Matted her and demanded his fee.
On her demanding his authority, he refer
red her to the sign, where she read
"a man and p horse, SIX oentss'1.s -
'Well," replied the girl, s"'you can de-
mand nothing Of me. This Is bue woman
and parei5 haiiuu 9ht 10 sDa1I q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
PETER MARTINS
1oinoo PATENT lRON-CLXD ,''"p ,''''
WARM AIR FURNACE,
4 I9' uHHp FOR WARNINGS tu' ''"I'
Dwellings,, Stores, Churches, School Puildings
sd Halls, Court r Ouses, Public Buildings %
.yrai adj .'rg Of all kinds &C.. oJ .a"m
Replenished with Fuel but once a week requiring
less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever
.u5NO t"t loi befyre invented. ~ "h" '''' WI
Pure, Even, Unburnt AtmOsph ere
~ Night an d Day, without the d.
Lgm D1EUsual Trouble and At
-iH tentiOns 1907 Jngs9oti

DYiAN INGENIOUS CE,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace,
all the cold airis made to pass through water on lie
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing 1t Of
every particle Of DUST that II enters the room as
pure as though 1t was on the mountains top Ply
sicans praise it, and recommend it on account of
its health-implrting tendency, .. .-a.,,. .t.ii
warm adwelling Of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer; like temperature night and
day. in all parts Of the house. -. i,,su. s.4t.uI
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable arm
ing, and Ventilating Apparatus in use. burning
anthTaoits OF bitumnous COAL coke or wood equally
we'll, upon the true principle OF econOmyIislow
combustion Of a large mass of fuel-it secures an
evenness end freshness Of temperature, atsteady
flow OF pure, clean, unburnt air, night and, day,
while the furnSce itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness of the
above iscertiled to by the written testimonials Of
mapy citizens fthis and Othereities, which
will be furnished with illustrated q descriptive
pamphlet price list, Be-, upon application by mail.
Or at Nos. l49 and Isl West fifth street Cincnnati
Ohio. -- -PETkR-MARTIN,
dec24-d3m Inventor aud Manufacturer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Immediately Cured and full Yigor Restored.
This distressing Afeotion-which renders lifs
paid by the victims OF fimproperindulgences YounI
persons are too apt to commit from not be-
ing aware of the dreadful consequences that may
eend 10 deny that the power Of procreatiOB Is LOST
sooner by falling into improper habits than bJ
the prudent? Besides being deprived. of the pleas
structive symptoms Of both body and mind arise :
The System becomes deranged, tho Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened, Loss Of Procreatiye
Of the Heart, Indigestion Oonstitntibn Debility
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and Death. Yfi11i-9L fOLRW oid 7'"'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTHcIE
YOUNG MEN

Wh0have injured themselves by q certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nghtlyfelt even when asleep, and. If not
cured renders marriage impossible, andIdestroys
both mind and body. should apply immedia'ely. -;
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, pride Of bis parents should be snatched
from all prospects and enj0ymens Of life by the con-
sequence of eviating from the path Of nature and
indulgng in certain secret habit. Such persons
mfak hafnrh nontamrlaLing - wv wv - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
By James WILLIAMS. Chief olsfi1. 1Ii'y' !
CIl EheriTSSale... q

/ Francis Cpllias dsial sFEAHklin County
iWalism BSSadsifSnd BSsSRsi otbersJoo of%%on pleas.
by iVIRTUE % 0Fn AIN ORDER . OF
I'D ssle to me, dirteted from the, above named
Coarb will offer FOR sale at the door OF the Court
House Of said county, , on the oast II s1ollsb ,q
10 .ssl4th day Of February, 1867, (. 7.
attn o'clock A.. M. the following property. to7wit:
the CleveIand& 4 Cincihnati Telesfaph COMPANY.
!. ,.hss.dsu,7vOTa 8NlHOEA'psN shsEiia. g.
- 'SfV'N 3AA"NV 49, vfbOsi -Gt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
BY james Williams. Chief Clerk. : -:
30 CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January. 1853.
OFFICE OF TRH AUDITOR or STATE,
I t1cu IlnD Iautr rrrn

Go expire on the 3lst day OF january, 1853.
OFFICE OF TRH AUDITOR or STATE,
Z" ly,,oL ,ElNsURANcE DEP sETlfBET,
ia "a, Columbus, q. january 26, 1o67.) &
"A Whereas, The SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE co }, located at Springfield, in
the State Of Massachusetts,, has fled in this Office
act'To regulate Insurance Companies NOT incOrpo-
rated by the State Of Ohio passed Aprit 9, 1855,
and amended February o 1861 and the act TO reg
'ulete foreign Insurance Companies" pas ed April
5, 1867 and whereas, said Company has furnished
tho undersigned satisfactory evidence taat is pos
q aessed Of an actual capital of at least ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND Doll
4 LARS Invested as required by said acts;
and, whereas, said Company has filed In this
Office a. written Instrument under its corporate
SEAL signed by the President and Secretary there-
of, authorizing any agent or agents Of said Compa
ny this State to acknowledge service 81 process
for and In behalf Of said Company according to tho
terms Of said act of April 8. 1856.
as Now therefore, in pursuance Of the acts afore7
said, T., IAN s, II. GOODMAN, Auditer. Of State
fof Ohio, do hereby certify that said SPRING.
iiFfELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY, ,of Massach husetts, is sauthorizedto transact
the business Of Fire and Marine insurance in this
Stateountil the thirty-fst day Of Januafy, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto sub
IN IS ecribed my name and caused the seal Of my
[sEALs1 Office TO be affixed the day and year above
lis '.'.' - ,,,,.s, JAMES, III GOODMAN
aic Auditorof State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

HhoEing theAFEiEal d1pgFtulspf.l .l!HlagNt -.
Iunibus, Ohio. On and after Monday, NOy, 10, 1895
Trains viii run g followPi 100 dtNlNAA
ltitti6 Miami a &Coitimbus 4 xonia n NJ.
y'oipsian.aG, DAYTON. RoAn,d. l. LEAVE AHHIYn
Chicago CircIevie, Lam
- caster, HilhbOro and Chill ~ u ~
licothe,:,. $3.50 a. m. lsao q, m,
ChiiicclSc and Marlstts yl,roOs.m. liOoA. m.
| Cipcinnah, DAYTON, SPRING 400 9H Nl
!, field via London. a! ...,,; 24op. m. 2aop. m.
T. IndianSpcIis X UsieSSo Ago. ..lI.5op m $50 D! m.
lns1T 1fTIW III 'f'l n. L0UGH Agent. .
1 IN Cleveland, OoInmbus& a. GIn'u n. n. q
New Yorh Express Mail! l.ooP!M. 24P. M
Night Express, n. ic,.4. .ns46 AIM 5lsA.M,
No; Accommodation. .,ra, SlOAgMv yg3gP,N,
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