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The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

SENT HoME.-Yesterday, City Marshal
Cropper paid the bills for nursing Geo. New
ton, the young man who was hurt in the cir
Gus. row, and sent him home to McGregor Iowa,
on the Sucker State, paying his fare and
giving the balance of the money to the clerk
of the boat, to be handed him when he ar
rived at McGregor.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

CHERRY CURRANTs.-Mr. Vim A. Nourse,
of the Moline nursery, has left at this office
sample of his cherry currants-a very
choice article, deep color and as large as
small cherries. He finds ready market for
all he can raise-sending most of them to
Chicago.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

MOLINE PoLIcE.-At the hearing of the case of
Mr.. Smith, indicted for keeping billiard saloon,
the jury "hung" and second hearing will be
had this morning.-Rock istond C Moline Union
18th.
If some of the fanatical Maine-lawites of
Moline were 'hung"-in the same way, it
would be blessing to the community.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19
FOR SALE Ar i BARGAIN.

A FINEBRIC RESIDENCE, WITH OTHER
n brick buildings, stable, carriage and wood
house, garden Of two acres of land, with plenty
of the best fruit trees, shrubbery, &C., &c, and
view superior TO any surrounding Rock Island.
Also splendid second hand piano. Address 2
M. NJ, Post Office Box 467,
mayi6dtf aib Rock Island, his.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

b. B.-The lst and I'd mines of the Prairie
State Base Ball Club are requested to meet
on the Wapellos' ground at 9 o'clock tosmor-
row morning.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

THE WEEKLY UNION the largest and best paper,
in all respects, issued in this section
Rock Isiand d. Moline Union 18th.
Modestv.
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PUMPS /!

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND, Al
i his New Agricultural Warehouse, near Kim
balps wagon shop, supply Of pumps. Any one
wanting pumps put in or repaired can getit done
by calling on him
7 Sewing Machines, Churns, Clothes Wringers,
TO-, &C., for sale. F. J. UNDERWOOD.
spr3d0. sae
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Hanover Street, Boston.

Is the largest and best arranged hotel in New
England The sleeping rooms spacious and
well ventilated the suites of rooms are well ar
ranged, and completely furnished for families
and large travelling parties and the house will
continue to be kept as first-cass hotel in every
respect. LEWIS RleE, proprietor
iun25deod3m.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

ATTENTION WAPELLos.- The regular days
of practice will hereafter be on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 39
o'clock.
By GREER OF Directors
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pailp argus.
Premium Job Printing.

Orders for JOB PRrsr1Na will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS 0rYlcB, and be executed
in the yery best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19
PURE ICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND A
i large stock of pure ice, and win deliver, TO
families in any part of the city, in quantities de-
sired. -
Orders can be left with Tpdike Lamont, at
their boat store, ON the Levee.
Farmers and others from the country eanaIWays
get a supply by calling there.
Citizens and others can get ice, by ealing at
Updike d Lamont,s, at any hour of day or night
L. NJ. .SINNET.
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FoRrY CENTS line wall be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

New XOrk 080rk0t.
Telegraphed to the AnGUs.
New York, July 10.
Cotton-264.a27
Flour-S,35al ,35 extra state l0,35@13,00
r III o.; Cal.
Wheat-2,25 No. spring.
Corn-1 ,0ia06k new goal ,03 unsound LEI
0S fancy new.
Oats-S3t west 92a93 Ohio
Pork-22, ,75a23,00.
Lard l2al54.
Petroleum-frm.
The evening Argus., 1867-07-19

Stocks and Money.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YORK, July 10.
Stocks-heavy.
Sterling Exchange-Sixty days 1,104
Cold, 40.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-19
EXAMINATION NOTICE.

A LII THE TEACHERS IN THE EIGHTH
N COMMISSIONER DISTRICT will have
& PUBLfc ELIMINATION
at their Schools IN the last week Of the present
Term. by order,
n. NJ. BRIAN. Commissioner.
Jan. l2.--at.
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LoNEx sc BROrHER1e
DEDICATION.

TINlIE NEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Il CHURCH in Rcistclstown. Baltimore coun
~. will be- DEDICATED %. VI on SABBATH,
nc soh LAY II January. iSGs Dr. J. q. Morris
aud the Rev. Mr. Brandau. of baltimore city,
and the Rev. Mr.. Hcleg. 81 Lutherviilr, viii
oiiiciatc On the occasion. Ncighhoring clergy
men and other friends Of the Rcdcemcr are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Dec. 2p.--td. J. MARTIN, Pastor.
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4 PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE. =
N miles from Baltimore. aud ia "a -
sae~ very healthy location. consist f....N
kne u 40 ACRES. ia q high Isl,
-Astale of cultivation. with wclla1
buItFRAME DIV ELiiN1.clntaiuine passage.
parloF. dining roam aud kitchen 90 drsi ho,,r.
aud four rooms On second fln0r. pumput rE
ccllcnt water. q Barn 90 by /, feet carriage
House, Corn House, and Stablug sufficient Tor
~ or ~ horses. 4 Young Orchard. with al the
different varieties of fruit. with two Grape Ar.
bors Of the best varieties, IN full bearing. lii
now cultivated ~ a market garden. The road
Is good and no toll. which is an object IT CON
sidcration. For .alc low. Appiy 10
HENRY ". COOKE.
. Law Buildings. - Paul ST.. Biltimorr
Nov. t9,--tf
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c-Thc above Good /, o.. old 90 +. ,ci'
lee. than any hnusc in the city.
", o;cr our large siork of cio'h.u- u..'
IS reduced pr.cc..
.c-PtErE UobpS tn CUSTOM Wr'
SMITH. bros q GO.
Merchant Tailor. aui C'D;a.,r..
b, aui 90 WEST BALTlMuRr -wHI rT
MA RRl. HAIL
fag. %. lsG:.-ly.
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NclC Advertisements.
John Henry Koonc,
Rol,ort Col,lsI,orougb Koeuf

hOpoft GoiuoDOAOiiEh hNShCs
TIAVE removed thoir Law Omces 10 SO. SO
IL Sr PAUL ST, fnur drpra north Of Sara
tosa street. thr niccs i"rm'riy occupied by the
i,fr lion. iirnfv Winter pavis.
In,y "lil cont uuc g. pga,,icc ia baltimore
County and the city Courts.
Investment ou Mortgage. ,bround Rcu,s
Ar, ur tt"i ir,s "f charge.
90 l.auH nad" up.'n Real Estate.
Jan. o., l6ns.--ir.
FINllls IL 40 GIVE NOTICE. that the slb-
L scgihrr ha. obtained from the Orphans
Court uf baltimore county, letters ~ admins
tratiuu un the .tu'r ef
ELiINnETlI OGDEN.
latcuI sa'd county. deceased. Al pcrsuns hav-
.nc claim. p.aiu thr .aid cs'atr. are hereby
warned Go exhibit the saiur with the Vouchers
,sr,lf tl thr sulscrihcr.
pHe't ,lar. q, ieH atl ~ >.ya. i.o5s
urt may "i'rrwisc by law hc cSciuirl FROM
ti! hrurtt 60 said estate. Those indebted To
'Hll estate. 80. tt.icsici Go make immediate
payment. Diycu under my hand this 10Th
a., 80 i.uu.gy. tt0;.
MAl,Y \. HOOK,
i.H. o.. % Admin tratrix e. q.
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AND L.lQlORS

No. ist y. Gay street, Baltimore.
INESDERs thanks to his fricn ds f,r their Tor.
l. ner very liberal patronage. and by prompt
,.rss aud attention To business. will en-
ieay"r % merit a continuance ~ their
avor. The public are respectfully .a- saa.A
viied 10 examine our stock Of CHOICE TEAs
AID FAMILY GROCERIES,. Our imported
aud domestic LIQUORS are selected with N.
greatest possible care. Families may confdc
IN the PURITY Of an article ordered Tor mrdi
cinal purposes and proprietors II Hotels may
furnish their bars with choice liquors.
Ee-All Of which will be sold AZ the lowest
CASH prices. Jan. 10. lsGs.--iy.
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vINHis ~ To GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court % Baltimore county, letters ~ admin
istration ON the estate Of
JOHN ROMAN,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber,
Oa or before me lgth day Of Sspt., 1867
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 10th
lay Of January, 1897.
ELIZABETH ROMAN.
Jau. le.--it~ Admin atratrix.
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Increased Pensions

~sHNH WNHH'NNN Na1''aNH7''
Two WIDOWS on >oLpiELSwf ......
/ lfcn under sixteen y,I-- o.i.
l.. T.. GrSTfN a co..
". o. south gay street. R,.iiD"r-.
IAN. lJ.-au.
Increased Pensions 10 Soldiers
NTliu los q hand. f,..iuf ct. .i ii =. %.
w Z. 7. GT>riN & CO..
~. q South Gay s.rcet Baltimore
ism ly.-:n
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HHl tNN ~ ftNHiN~ifN y"
iini 8. 60. Meliurncy, Lieut.. GnycN"rn"r Uhi,.
ltlu. N iu. u. smith. ~cry 81 Stat. ohio; Hon.
t. u. Wt' .. Attorney Grn1. Ohio; Bingham 4
'Irrui!. F. Auurmcys. Columbus. Ohio; Ilon.
.r.uNillr -. ilail. Srr'y 81 State, W. Va Hon.
d ", NrNb .,.r. Auditor of State. Wcat Va.
lion. t,snl o. ,irt"!!och. 4. s. Iar-hali. ".
N.., .i...4 i41n. Three Ton Stable. Bali"..
t,l. s. %. 'l.uu Fa.k stables. Baltic. Nj.
s i,i,u u. 't-...s Stables. Baii1.. Nd.
: li. ..n'ph. fountain llntcl. Baltic. Nd.
E.. e. 30 &C.,. So. % Howard it. Balu-
la. , l..r E..ttv & ESQ.,, ~. go. lu
.Y' r. Ftit4r"s,. SID.
-'iirNCK. Agent.
b.. .rf a. venufntyft
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Soldiers. Attention.

SoIdicrs. Attcntlon.
DY the final rcT'f; Ju-t made 90 ti.' =. .a
Dm'.sinn appointed hy the Guycrur, 81 3.
determine upon the E{ri' .tf,,4 H,.H'. e.
All. ~ who cnl4 s,ci Tor ,hrcc I5 yc.f We,
urNcr received has ruc huuls.i t..'af- cos
- .m"'.t Bounty aui VIII w.i l,u,s. ...
CHARGED 't n'.,n ~ NFir''i", 81 .in.
ii...' iu'v. ara" -utiii,i Geo ar .,..i .... .t.
II .ui-.i Iai,ar..
"pr long experience. AMI tao ta-t i..a. u
claims We have prosecuted before 'Ls q '..'i
Departments. ah"rd "a. uu-arrat % ...'.l
or The proper cc'tineuraui pr"ml. .".i'. '.ai
vi thcs" claims.
cal. with y,ar discharge. 'st.'.u. ~
Information YEA may desire.
J.. +. GJsTl% D.. ESQ.,.
Agent. aUl Ntt. fH'N-
NJ. - south D.y ~ts",'. na.t-H.s..
Jan. ig.-Sm.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE.
A.Gye rooms aud ccllar.l Va Tow IA
sontown, with Blacksmith wheel. fs..(r
wright shop, an excellent stand forlisss
tho business, with an established Gus. ssns
tom aud several other neat HOUSES AND
LOTS IN the village.
Also. FORTY Farms IN baltimore and
Hartford counties. ; :" ano Acre ~ price fr IN
sgoo 10 $4,000. Apply 4"
BENZ. \. PAYNE,
smedley Row. opposite the Court House.
May 10, is66.-tf.
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TTeeiaY, Jaaro.. 2.L i-f..
M | n'riDnk. n. NJ.

Tea'dag J,nto... 2.f, i-s..
at o'clock. J.. ~.
ALI THAT PART or 4 TRAIT CO.. LAND.
called "GOSwiCk's CHOICE titu. -
-, ate in baltimore county. ,lrycni.s..<f
E4Sec miles from baltimore rity. !ourssVsksa.
- miles from Towsnninwn. and .ssksN#
abDut three iuurihsof mile from tAr fuwsun-
town aud bulaucy'. Valley Turupih.. sud al
joining tn Lands "f jaime H. !a'.l,,. hnr
Boslcy, Joshua Boslcy. aud "ihrif. au,. J.. ai
the real csiat" 81 which William b,sl,y. Lt,
Of baltimore ruunty. died -ci..i. aui 'l,.rri.
bed IN decd 81 cnuyrNuurt. from .iafIc. a.
Bosley aud uthcss To- said William ~, tlcy Il,
ceased, bearing date the 2ith day of October.
lsGl, anal recorded 10 Lihcr l.. %. Ne. 3. folio
il3. &C., one 81 the iani records 81 li1it'mnrc
county, "a the Clerk office "i The superior
Court 81 baltimore city. j.. by reference ihrr,.
t" will more fully appear Th.- tract "outsins
60 .fCRE.S or LAND.
more ~ less. brns LOT 80. of tho division
II the land owned by the eight .uryiVlng chill
,rrn 1T tLc lat" william anL Elizabeth llp.lrv.
This land i 10 excellent stu'' nl cultivation.
aud T. the most productive ~ ihst .,.rtiyu
IT the country. aud Is w"ll watcrcd an,l i,.n,,I.
There Is coon BARN upon o.. and alto.
i;eth'r it is valuable property .or "ifhrr iu.
Vesimeui or farming. situated u a l"iishfful
ncighhurhood. ~ th" west o'ni ul buiuurv'
valley. anil convenient DO ,au.,h,.. .rinil..
mill Sc.
There ALSO upon 10. rt.I..tu fb...i..
Applicant Peach orchard.
TERMS OF SALE pr, .tIb hg o.. ... ,.
are That oEc half th" latrAa.' money .A4ll
d., paid in cash on the dav ut sale. sud th. t,l
payment bcarin. interest FROM che lr,. ,.t .sl..
with surety approved hv the Trustee.
MILTON luSLEI. To-. i.,
4. l.. BuANN ~. \''aru...
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LeaaL Notices.

ffNHoMAs X. HARRISON. 1T. NJ. I,. Uf..
4 In LlDlARp. 1T. Al. h. ne Crr.t
t"n1 JoF baltimore co"nfy--m Lguits.
II u ihi- sta day 81 january. 1897. ordered.
That the salca made and reported by Bernard
'aror, Trustee Tor tho sale ~ thc real tftc in
these proceedings mentioned. 49, reported TO iiie
Court GA this day, be- ratified and confirmed.
uulcss cause Ia the contrary thereof be- shown.
oa 90 b. f,tc Mc - day Of February. 1867 pro.
vIJoi copy 81 this order be inserted In some
new paper published in baltimore county,
once IN each If three successive weeks before
said "a dnyo f February. 1907.
The report iatcs the amount Of ale 10 be-
Z. iuf.2i.
JOHN II. LoSGNECKER. CLERK
Tru" cory Tot;
JOHN II. LONCNECKER. Clerk.
I.u
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TtLBpTT IS. AL1mEE a.. T. H.s.r-
Il rHf foWFi fpr hniftIYrc sJH4'. .-'a I.N.fy.
ORR EEEh, This 9TH day of january. 4. .
1867, that the sale made and reported Ly i.
Fred. &. Talhot. Trustee IN tho above entitled
cause. 70" ratified and confirmed, unl.ss cause
To the contrary thereof be- shown on a. ,, C,rf
he ~ day ~ idrHarg mort provided o COPY
81 this order be published IN some nowspnnar
printed aud Published IN Baltimore county once
ia each of three successive weeks prior t. said
ith day 81 February. lsGs.
The report states the amount of sales e. D..
i.n2l.On.
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Is THE MATTER OF THE TRUST Is
L TATE or CHARLOTTE wlTiiEis AZ
OTHERS. ~ he 'ircsH forrf for haitms"
'0uaiy--m Equity.
ORDERED, This i2ih day II January, iso..
that the sales made aud reported by Talbot
Denmead. Trustee. in the aiufeeoing report %.
sales be ratified aud confirmed. unlcs. cause g.
the contrary thereof be- shown. or bcfsrc n,
~ day ~ february. merit provided copy ~
fhis order be published 10 some newspa per pub
Iishcd Ia baltimore county. once week f,r
threc successive weeks before said day.
The report states the amount II sale. a. be-
sis,if3.oo.
JOHN II. LoYGHEcKER. Clerk
True copy--Tcst;
JOiIN II. LoNGYECKER. clerk
Jan. iQ.--3t.
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Property Safes.
TRUSTEES SALE
uF
IILGABLE REIL ESTATE
BALTIMORE COINTE.
DALTISIORE (OIiNTE.

Dl virtue of decree oi the ,...ilt ,,..l
Dior baltimore county. the uudcs. eu,i. %.
Trustee. will sell at l.pllir sale. "u 'h.- .,.ir
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John II. LoYGYEcKER. clerk.
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fTll.N 1N0|N0 p =" ~
CurIOus Chinese. Stories.

IFrom the London Pail Mall Gazette.l
There Is a well-known Greek story of A
penniless man who, going out with rope
hkbis- handto hang himself, found purse
OF money, which induced him to throw the
rope away, whereas the owner of the purse,
coming back to look for his properly, and
hnding only the rope instead, straightway
ppbged himself. A still more curious tale, OF
q similar kind, Is told by the China papers.
In the native city of Shanghai the parents
oiayoung lady lately married. having fallen
into distressed circumstances, applied TO
her for assistance, and her husband allowed
her to. give them coat for the purpose Of
pelng pawned. The daughter, however
being anxious to render further aid with
out her husbands knowledge secreted SIG
IN the pocket of the coat The old man did
not discover this, aud took it to a pawn
broker, who, noticing the money on un-
1oldlng the garment, kept his counsel, and
quietly advanced 80. Soon after the
husband discovered that the wife had
given the SIG to her father, and made so
mucn noise about it that the young lady
way the news OF the robbery COMMITTED bv
the pawnbroker became known to the
parents, and the old mother took the matter
SO much to heart that she poisoned herself
with opium. Lastly, the pawnbroker. get
ting alarmed on hearing that his dishonesty
had already caused two deaths. drowned
himself Ia well. This story is very char
acteristic Of the Chinese feelings In regard
TO life, and similar Incidents not unfreouent-
ly occur. I'nA
Some years ago, for instance, an accom-
pltshed young lady at Canton, who had
Deen unfortunately married to a coarse and
stupid husband, was bewailing her fate to
a party OF sisters and female cousins and
declared her intention of COMMITTING sni-
cue. On this the other young ladies de-
tney would die too; and so the whole bevy
0II Inem Joined bands together, and walk
lpK lnt9 q tish pond, deliberately drowned
themselves. Again, three men imprisoned
IN hong Kong gaol on a charge of
piracy determined to make away with |
themselves rather than have the |
bother OF 4 trial. At some height
~ the cell where they were i'm
PrisOned was small window guarded
by two iron bars, and the problem which
these WORTHLESS had to solve was how the
three OF them were to be hanged upon the
'wo bars From the position In which they
were found in the morning 1t would seem
NAT the third man had assisted the two
others IN banging themselves from the bars
Oy their tails; that then he had cut down
one OF them by gnawiDg through the tail
with his teeth; and, using the dead body as
st0ol,to be afterwards kicked over, he
1adeOHtrived to suspend himself All this,
90, was done so quietly as not to attract
ne notice OF q sentry who was pacing OUT
ide beneath the window.
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ENDORSEMENT of the PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
pOrtant Surgical Operations performed bv DR.. John
ston, witnessed by the rep prters of The Sun and
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
junel9-d1y
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ORGANIC WEAK SISSS

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lendon.
United States, and the greater part Of whose Ii has
been spent o the hospitals Of London, Paris, Phila
dephia and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astoapi,shllng cures !hat were ever known many
asleep. great nervousness, being alarmel at sudden
sounds, ashfulney, with frequent blushing, attend.
cd sometimes with derangementof mind, were cure /
Immediately, .-
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: Paving Notice.

10 W. tVt0Ab " Nldy UDlooTH: y y J. ?
"a. rf,.. CITY CLERKS OFFICE.l
~ ycfts CoLuMBUs, o.. Dec. ,. IS66. 4
Notice y hereby given that proceedings have been
Instituted in the City Couocil of lColumbus for
meting the following improvements, tO-W wit: . -
fer grading and 0aYing the unpaVsd sidewalks
cutters and crossings On the south side OF North
Public lane from Fourth street TO Straight alley I
Ihe sane 70 be done IN accordance With plAts and
estimates 70 DO prepared By the City Civil Engi-
noer, and filed In the Office Of the City Clerk.
AL AllpoIsonsclaiming damages on account Of said
proposed Improvements. are required to file their
claims in the office Of the Clerk, in writing on or
Detop ne Sevcnteenth day Of January, A. ID.
l.. E. WILSON,
decS- cS-dltaW4w III hE I'll City Clerk.
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Paving Notice.
70 ~ achan ttMar eoncsrnf-

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
Na CdAJAt COLUMBUS, Dec. 10, 1866
Notice Is hereby Riyen that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council Of Columbus Tor
masking the FOLLOWING improvements, to wit:
- For gfayslinR Fourth street from State rect TO
North Public lane with six inch coat Of good clear
grHyel OF broken limestone. Also, for raising the
crossing On High street and Walnut alley.
The same 70 be done in accordance with the plats
ana estimAtes 70 be prepared By the City Civil En-
gineer. and hled In the tffce of the City Clerk
AL peraQDi claiming demages on account of said
proposed ipproyements. are required TO file their
claims IN the Office Of the Glerk. in writing, on or
before- the, Twenty fifth day Of January, A. ID.
.,,., i. Z. WILSON,
decIS-ltaw4W '"''A 4t lN City Clerk.
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TER ms.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

Go expire op the 3lst day Of January, 1862 p
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE3
n5qa 'lin tnsrr.. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Z
COLUMBUS. ONO, Jan. o, lSG7)
,sWHEREAs, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the State Of
Conuectlcut, has filed in this Office a sworn
statement of its condition, as required by the
act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incofpo-
rated by theState Of Ohio" passed April 8. 1855,
and amended February o, 1864 aud the a1t 10 reg
uate foreign ln.uTance Companies" passed April
5, 1865; aud whereas said CohnpanS has furnished
the unde signed satisfactory evidence that it is pos
sessed of an actual Capital OF at least ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
invested as required said acts and Whereas said
Company has fled in this Office wrtten instrument
under its corporate seal signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any Agent or Agents
OF said Company in this State 10 acknowledge SER
vice Of process, for and in behalf Of said Company
according to the terms of said act Of April g. 1856
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance Of the acts aforesaid
J.. JAMES II GOODMAN. Auditor of State for
Ohio, 20 hereby certify that said OlTy FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY, of Hartford, Connect
icut, is authorized to transact the business of
Fire Insurance 10 this State until the thirty first
day of JaOuary, in the year one thousand eight
In witness S wSs9eef' have lisroSntS subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my Office to be sf-
fixed the day and 3eaf aboye written. . ~ "A
lsEkL,l u slIno = JAMES II. GOODMAN, \ X
-'lH Do elDo bne toi.7f ~ l. 4 Auditor al Stato ;
By James Williams. Chief Ulerk. . : 'T5'Tiii D
A. GARDNER, DR., Agent. r5a.5
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