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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08

Exports of RaeS. Eavaf Stores and.I4saui,cr,
rom tho Port of Charleston, nkom Septe,r
LIST 70 nInsch .; 1saz. s$f,. II.
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say about COCO bushe1s az Ronoh 80 loo .,.- =
Clean from Georgetown. s. g The aoc, N ~ 1,s.,s.
continues light and holders AZ a., =
tons The transactions bava hee- h,r+ aoo :, :.
Carolina Clean and v,e 1ear, ~ t,s r,,ors 81.
80 terces Clean at e1e, "a n, a. +,r = "a,
rs tierces at e,sc . NJ u do a. - d N .d q A.
Mt a,>c "a X W. . 49,. q - - - 80 y -. ~, ~" 0ooo
9hc. H. and Good To comnon pr,,,a ~ 7o,/.o,rs
TO- Some 10 tierces were so,d vaa+e,,.1 -, ,.sts
terms. y, n -''O-
NAVAL sToRRs--rhe ARRIVALS arnonnt ~ ,hont koo
bbls Of Roain and Spirits Turpentne an which IA
ing through to other u,arkets We hasa NJ t.,s, .+
to report during the week +.iE 2 -. n q
HAY-The arrivals have 1een 7,obt ard ~. ,,,,,.
continues bare Of supply. 100 bales az 1aarn uas
sold, arrival at 50 40 Der hundred ana liza ba1aa
North River. from the wharf at 50 rs Der hundred
OORN-The receipts since our laat WEAKLY renot bave
been light say about 1900 buahels We. learn or the
following sales sooo bnabe,a - yel,o, - -.
White in bulk 81 1s per brahel measure 1000 tnsh
els Of White In bnik Mt Al az ne- hr,ha1 ~ ...,,.
We quote Yellow in bags hy WEIGHT at .bout A an mar
bushel, bags included and White at 81 s5a1 81 n4r
bushel weight bags Included There continues to he
oATs-The rece,nta 1,,rIn > +hs .u.o, t.w. 80
5000 bushels. The m.rket Is ami ma s ,sar-, - ~
large transactions We quote the market nominal at 7o
per bushel bulk weight and soc. per bushel eoht IL
bags. $s.::s5as1.G ..#- I.sl yEs5s 8t 31s51@
FLOUR---The market Ia well, saupued viii, most
qualities Of this article and prices ,urin fe ees
been without change. We renew our preyious ouota-
dons say for Northern and Western Super At aa1 500
- 2 bbL;' Extra do at s1a 5o@1s p bit Ra1Hnsle
Super ct sl2@1s q bbl, nd Extra do st ss14@a15 .
Dbl; Family brands are selling at previous ats vts
s17@1s p Dbl 'f s 1'. III 4
BAcoN.-The market has good stock OF this srtic1e
and the demand continues fssr for countv
Prices without change and we renew tile rates os
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.sas s sis fa IN, nss ssJ 5 Nv IL look
E1oa BrrrERs"
s. T.--1s60-x.
A few bottles OF P1.ArrAr1or H7rrras
'' Gold Extremitiea aud Fevertsh E'.-
| Sour Stomach and F.t.d I-eath w.. "
i Flatulency and Indigestio--
| = Excessive Fatigue and Short p:es.h.
| Z" Pain over tho Eyes.
! Mental Dependency.
60 Prostraton; Great Weakncss
sa1ow Complexion Weak Bowa!s, &C.
Which 1Ee tie syidences Of
It fs esmAted that OF all aduit siImo:ts
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The bilinry
the entire syatsm and sshibi: the s
After long research we able present the most
world has ever produeed ithi5 os ysur orsr sr
hundred hnd forty thousand persons nave t:scl the
to our tnosieaeo n0' 90 n'tan'" O plnnf
Is s most no easstua tonic md agreeable siulalt.
me seports that 1t relies upon IMMORAL
~ . acys =, pasoperttes a @ are yhoy a4.e For the
nelr we append list Of its oonponens
years In the treatment Of Fever and Aeue Dsspepsa
wsasnsss etc !: vas Introduced into Europe BY
BY the jesus ~ rs kssa oos M uoao es;
ts ote ee.1ht IN si1sy, under the Jesuis
France Buaabodt makes espeoal retsrsne. to s s
febrifuge qualities during his South American travels
od the stomach and bovels
D4nnEI5oHRor inflammation Of tie loinu and drop
GIAazosnrE Fhcwxzs-Ror enfeebred digestion.
,,d'n stinuaus sui tonic
W1NEaneeHE1H-for acrvfns. rheunatis1p. etc.
snd I aeS usea IN aesh
Al Aiso orange. carraway cosndeE,
~. 4.t s. T,--l86O.-X.
Another rv.o.%
the Spanish ladies' soush America fznpartS be.ty
nown to of tho yor aa s ys1
& it, natne for tho present. n 4 ;:sl
4 IMPORTANT oERTH1oATEa
n ,r..,.... a AooaRszEa n = Deeember %, 1901.
fer Dyspspss fhree or tour yesss asd S. sa to
ss.5den lon my profess.sn: About months ago
wen man ihsve resomsndsd ss Iy lsin I'm IN
ssvss.! cases and = far know. always Nth signal
' 1's9 - 1''p''9a"y Rsv: ). Gos1e 8. oArHons. y
Rzssxe7D Fa1EHD:-My daughter has been much
ssnaasd BY The The Sse Of ny Plantation Blers Tnoa
$s Thyhdsad, ~ -. . !s.l-,s ASA CURRrS
sH1as.' HsSsa; sssas!2z ez7S.Gss Il. sss5 ~.
Mzsasa: n.a. DaAxs co-:-Risase send 10 snother
ass Ssy sss.
- : Yoars 70 go aAan .yArrr ,i
Ar.Ensea,snss sre now oonplssed to supply nv Dc.
tnand ar thSs articie which has not heretofore been
Tns Ruhlo m.y rest assured .ha. IN no case Win ths
aspsrss ~ sS osa1s sa5s g. q oss BE-
scsots ~ ssss ps1ts e0rd0a0 eaf,ss b 0e,s.
1sy pesses p1tendas 10 ssu p1AxAr,or R,rr,,,.
= - e s e ss Is s as sd, re- d
e. s. $ So SIS
% 2. 3. DRAKE Il sGo nav II 81
u .y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08


The cearanoes comprise for Boston, 46s for New
1ork 804S for Liverpool, and 1885 for Barcelona.
SUGAR AaD MoI4AssEs-The receipts since yesterday
comprise 2SS hhds Sugar, Molasses The market for
Sugar quiet but fr that for n1olasses dull There
were sales today OF III hhds Sugar. and bbls olas
ses at l2Ac ID for good common Sugar; 13a13kc for
good fair; 133<c for fully fir 1SNa14c primes and
a4AaitHc for yellow 70a75c gallon for fer
entng Moasses 76c for prime. soc for choice and 81
R1eE-lndia and Carolina ate In good supply and in
and in request, and prices advanced o per H.
quote Looisana at Gall Nc; India Sac 6c Carolina 12c
EhEaH1s-Ihe market Is very dull, and the coastwise
ratee are merely nominal They u-16c per lb for
cotton s9spa =. BY ~ steam team If for R New Dbl Hour
Liverpool; 91e by SAIL 1s-led for Hnvre We iearn
that vessel was taken up for Havre at sec one for
Liverpool at 19S2d, and one ut 9-16d. f0 =.
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johnson & Co. Z Bates Co. ] g prsyton..P Cohen,
stsaass; vaness CO. sinlier aoaai stephens.
F Holmes. n A1on. DR. W Plummcr. T Semi. ) b.
8o Dr.
Greenneld. Andrews. W Brookh.nks, Russell c Penn
: Holmes Mordecai & CO. Jenords Go. Bruins { Bee
Browne naest
somers. cosgrove. Armstrong Go. Dyrne & Fo-
sfs E C. Il soa Essen e9 sS1 essEneS
D5eheF er eSsysls I AassE NasE. : g Sna Rop
Mckay Campbell jennings, Tlomlnsc, SC Capt
rover. Pierson CO. smith rover. v siarschor. %
oe e Dae ShaT
son. " Hcriott and Order A'1 w. A-' '''6-
aepz sp Phi'' ph' = days
schr wenonah. Tau, Baltimore. days. Corn. To
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Savannah. via Beaufort
ao 70 9n as"a &s ss pses an6
Jennings @ Co. II Hunt Bros. Roper stoney, colcock &
soop julia, from Cooper River. GEO bushels Rough
h'ee' NJ 10 cars AoRH Ra TftT feFvey; SEr1Ne
70 Baker s CO, Cameron, Barley ( Co. s Co,
q Noise, s Rhett l. Son.
Schr Fannie & Shaw. from Philadelphia
CIenrcd Yesterday.
Steamship e souder, Lockwood, New York-wiNs 4
|. Chisolm. '1- ~, D.
Steamship Falcon Reed, Balti1nore-Courtenay Tron.
schr @ Loya1 al Scranton, Lowden New Yorlz-w Roach;
Creighton H
~ Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship 3 souder. lockwood New York.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore
From this Port.
sehr Montezuma, Lowe Philadelphia, March 4.
6chr Paragon, Shute, New York. March 4.
s4# .#Hf UP for this Port.
Steamship Adele Hail. at New York to leave March g.
schr Lilly, Franciss at New York. March s.
.# n Entered Outwarl-
Ship Mary Ogden Godfrey. ut Liverpool for this port
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08

GnA1N.Receipts of all kinds were Light to-day, Of
Wheat only $40 bushs red, Of which 21O buss choice
sold at s. 50; sample Of 700 bpshs fair Western Mary
and red was held at 50 s5 buyers rennsylvania
is also dull quote nominal G5a2 rs OF Ccrn 500
bushs white and s1oo bushs yellow received; demand
good With sales Of white at seassc for mixed
at &c. No receipts sales Of Rye. IA 0--9'
MoLAssEs- Nothing doing; stock small in frat hands
and composed chiefly Of English Island and Cuba yery
little Porto Hcoprices in the absence sales nornay
unchanged s$ IF g I ! ~ -
PRov1s1oFs. market Is stronger under favorable
adv1ces from the West We quote Mess Pork held at s22
per Dbl Bulk Meats quoted. Viz: Shoulders easkc
RIB Sides 1oc, clear rib hall clear Offer
ings light Bacon is in fair demand though not quite
80 active as was experienced the previous week: prces
however are maintained follows: for Shoulders 1oa
c rb Sides 12a12xc clear rib 12aa13c, clear
the i9ae figures 5os cash On the spot Hams
City 12Hc. and Western 12ha12Ac. per fb.
RIoE-We report sales OF ITO bags Rangoon at 93<c
and 20 casks prime Caroinaat 1OAc; we quote prime to
choice 10a<a11o, and fair to good per H. @
SuoAR-Remains quiet hui stock In importers hands
nght and held firm We have only to notice sale Of
before given ~ = - ,7S1I ~ n -2
sA1Tstock Light and prices firm at ss 25 for Liver
pool Fine, 80 20a2 as sack for Ground Alum Turks
sland scarce and steady st 6oc large 6assc per
bushel for small lots. ~ =
WHskEH-conHnues duh; we hear OF no sales worthy
OF notice. ~ ~. - -
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s PnssenEors.:s 81: sS: 3$1
. Per steamshtp E-B souder. tor New York King.
=. HoH JsH Allen, Zeieler, Butler. @ q BaxteT:
Mr Long and lady. 10 m
Per stearner Pilot Boy from ssvinnsh Beaufort Sc
MIs JsR Caament Mrs. Cessey, 3 Coylsr, Germsfn.
koN1and Van Sanford, Eou1ks; Il Dozier, W
Alden, N Caldwell J Davis, e A Ho1fness A Hayg.
Watkinson, Hrs Harrison, and deck. SI s;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08


AUubsTA March 8.---FnANcIAI@t @tloid. brokers by
anS as !SS and selnS at -1AO Svcr buying
1S0 and selling at dsS Securities or kinds dull
CorIoN-Ihere was very little done to-day, aud the
market Is stu declining Prices Irregular that 1t
IL impossible to give correct quotations. though
sales were mnde during the morning ut yesterdays fig
70 14e bales follows: ut 2sc 10 at 2sc 2sc
CSC, and 81 at soc. Receipts, IT'S bales. -. --
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08

SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-There has been but a Epht de-
and for this class of Cotton during the week and the ar
tcle has been dull but the market been without
ceable change and the Gales Of the about 800
baeswere at last weeks quotations. Yesterday buyers
were Offering lower prices in consequence Of the decline
In gold and exchange We the rates Of Last
somewhat nominally. say-for Common 5s@eoc q h.:
Medium Go@s5c md Fine Floridas are selling
at 50@sSc "a fb., as In quality. &y I: .rEss +
COTTON STATEMENT. ' n @f +'+
S. I,rd Uprd RICE.
Received from Feb % to March 6, =, . - :.
Received previously 1as 1o4e4s s2ss
~ E5sesss ia 1;d ass. ~ ''sl4S . ssae
rrsviousy iii;:::.: sSsi 5S es,ss1 i $50 80 . .
5.i:f ios47 o7.5s7 1881 a.' II. -s, .-s1s :s
.%a.-.%, -- e- t-tI.: II
Total exports.. IL. so 975o2 1854
Stock on hand and shipboard a4ae 1850 Las
sAa1E. ~ :. THE .laa1 LAST TEAR EAR;
Stock on hand Sept l. 1886 4: i: $50 I sio 10
Received from March to sf6s 81 1sss -
Received previously 37sBt 5000 Assn
Ezsssas s ia gpd: a;ss :tsS3 s2s2e 27as
From Mach 2to -.,7-70 s'
prsvioasis ] %: sas7 M s5,sse 5s 21ss i
s.s7s 65.eas 2,2s7
-
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5s3.. PH11ADK1ra1A, 10Th Month, I7th Day 1861
Ezssze7xD Fa1EHn:.My daughter has been much
oe,saktoo oy the use OF thy Plantation Bters THOU
Wit send me two bottles more - I., w., '-'-"- =,
Thy fr1ead, III, ASA UURRIH =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08
New Orleans Markct. .

NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-CoTroN-The market
opened this morning with limited inquiry and hns con-
were light although ample for ordinary require
ments and most actors remained firm their demands
depression attending Exchange reluctant to ope-
rate nnlees at and falling obtain it. gem
were Of footingup at the close
barely 1000 bales BY eight brokers, rceaindi-
feIEng to the above REMARKS, we repeat 5ollows;S
Good Ordinary :29f32oH Z
Low m1ouhn .30@3OH
hlloanne.... 31@31H
srArEndENT COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1ss 1885,. bales 1o2,os2
1soeo.'eo' ooTohy -. TAG
Received previously. COS $4,000 ee2
Cleared to-day....... ......... $500
Cleared previously .4ss eas-474, 800
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08
IMpoRrANy oFRrFroATra.

RooHRsTER, n. z December %, 1901.
. Heears 2. II. DRAxE & Oo.-I have been areat sui.
frer nom Dyspeps,e for three years nnd had to
abandon my profession. About three months AGO
f1o tho Panfoson RtteRs and to my great ioy am
nov nearly well man. ! hsve res<mfnend.d th.rn In
several cases. and, - far know, always With signal
ooneff. an, respectfully yours, t"I@
1aA tE$.Tsfas! s . Rev. J. g. CATHORN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08

>, MOBILE. March &.-CoTroN.-Tho demand has been
Light and confined to few to-day, resulting sales
$40 bales The market opened with factors generally
declining ssles below but towards tho close brok
ess Leporea me market dnn and e1sier at
both boon unsettled to-day, with tho market amost en-
a139. sJEgJ ,s5g,E@ l1. a. n s \. - :, :, -
Domestic Exchange continues quiet ut Max discount
Orleans Sight. 4ggS. s', 'tN9 m
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szxRMAx Hougr, CHICAGO, NJ, I
TIE HET3,,,A.,:TI,T1.ll q. ,,,.,..]TI

2. b DRAKE &s sG0., Nav Ne sYo,rk. "! X !.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-08

x:tS LII EanEs the land and guarantees the
the State is welded for his protection But in this
case the guarantor may becoms helpless under
Commonwealth may be destroyed is By supe. s,See
T1or power in arms, or by tie power OF war. Wien
destroyed d,y in this TIE power of the conqueror
and s1Rstitntes new laws in their place, and With
the destruction Of the law the title to the proper
x may die with il, ead The sonquerer may aiYide
give It todeeignated persons or he NAV sell 4 to
the highest bidder in large or email parcels. Then
e s e TIE
This is no nex theory nor the Indication Of anv
een diVdea The sTsater part Of England
II this Of fea'1eu elce ana nart ned o
n Tsnia EGgs psmeS ao tbs is Ss
the pnbhc speeches made this side durinc tha
war; and elaborate newspaper articles were witt tne
g 70 action
would be con6scated and divided AMONG the nas Fads
braci6g the other idea Of the M that The even na en-
would be clothed with sn. the civll and political
rights q the white man: It was on this theory
and millions tof treasure given to. the 1avonry,
flames. is on this theory that the yepv air y
riie % with e TIE rmlor that most stringent conhs-
put into operation Z think the peog'a 1,aH 10 pc pc
saved from this threatened danger. .,.e. - y =
= I.entietnen, am deeply in earnest on this sub
1ect. have been pained, in the last fifteen montfs
te % zee t9e irritating causes which have produced
thus legtalation@at at Washington. II have tried to
9o na hove been turned
intended punishnent con;I Hif -, ~ }hess pss
Only who have provoked the trouble there would ]
1n,;s BE- asw s'sg 'fsgsst Bqt this cannot innocent
Testimony, three e6ourths Of the men Of V;roinia
ta1msrss mechanics aand merchants-are as wen
disposed as amy people in the nation. The eansaa
OF irritation come from couparatvelv Tev aIT TS
rnaages earnestly peace and itss hlessnas
snd sa9s aaye ag no Sympathy With those resess aef
y think the only proper mode Of securing s.sa+, |
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Cunningham, Adieu!

Very cruelty the Senate refused to
confirm Bread and Butter Canning
ham Assessor of this district, and
the poor fellows occupation Is gone.
How badly we feel and any one hav-
ing the love we have for man who,
like poor c sells himself for a mess
of Johnson pottage, can understand
the poignant anguish we endure as
we write this article. We believe
that during the last campaign much.
abused c. came here to make speech
in the interest of the Confed. Democ
racy, aud on the bill announcing the
meeting, said be wanted all good
Republicans to come and Lear why
he refused further to act with the
Union party" Cruelty used G
should come now and tell us why b,
| is not Assessor. lie could speak will
more split on that subject.S - \ ID
"Jordan is hard road 20 travel
how is the road leading to the AS.
sessorshipS Cunningham, adieu
Where will you come ont now
Alden
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Rewards for AssussinatiOns i'm
|.r... Tennessee. .| ..


The Nashville Press, of the 4th,
has the following relative to con-
spiracy which has been entered in,o
by certain rebel citizens of Cannon,
White and Warren counties to pro.
cure the assassination of a number
OF leading and influential Union men,
all late officers Of the federal army,
residing in the Third Congressional
District. '
The followin, says the Press, are
the names Of the persons marked out
for death and the sums offered for
making way with them: ''"
For Col. w. B. Stokes, $4,000.
For Col. Blackburn, $1,000.
For Col. Pleasure; $4,000
For Capt, Yanattn, $4,000.
For Capt. Hathaway, $4,000.
A rebel citizen living near Alcxan
dria, IN DcKalb county, has offered
to give $1,000 for the assassination
of Capt. VaDatta. .5..., tI..
1t must be anything rather than
pleasant for Union men TO live in
such q country.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Notice..

HAVE this day aled a petition In tbs
Il Courl of Common Pleas of Hancock oo,,,,
y, Ohlo, praying fDr the yAos,Ioa az III. All.
ley = runalng between In lots ~. 81. "a IA
o. 90 % and 5S. and betSsen In.lols 10, 80
90 anu % "a bsach's AdaitiOnto Yauius, M
Habcotk county, 0hin. oaid petiIjn,I wi
90 Tor hearing ON the 18th aay al Maroh. "a
w., is67, ar y" suon hereaiter ~ cou,,c,l
eau be head.
January 23lb, A. ID. lSG7.
BROWN 4 BrRKgr, Aii'ys. ieLsn3s'sw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

The Toledo Democratic Record
comes square out TOR the repudiation
of the national debt and appeals to
the lsboring man to help accomplish
It. Willy Glessner publishes that
paper. Willy has got into bad com.
pany up there, and makes himself
ridiculous in the eyes Of bis own par.
ty as we'll as that Of the opposition :
he should be under the wing Of papa
Tor while yet. His papa don't advo.
cate population.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

GET WHAT You Pay FoR.-In
buying Saleratus, as other things,
see that you get what you pay for,
viz 10 ounces when you pay for a
pound. If you always buy d. d.
DE Land q Co.'S Beat Chemical
Saleratus you will never be deceived
but always get fnll weight and the
best goods.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
" alu able
II a X M For SALE,

WILL sell my farm, in Amanda township,
Il Hancock county, o., three lea west I,
nanlue' on The road ieating from Findlay /,
Carey, containing Two Hundred aud Tweni,
acres one huhdl cd aud forty acres ciuare,,
and under good fence Good buildings ana An
orchard OF gOod sraiIed frut.
Any person wishing to purchase gond
iarn OF that size, on reasonable terms, car,
do 50 by applyln5 10
Feb. is. no3s 3wpd r'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
SETTLE UP.

The nnde rsigned having sold out his bust.
nes. 10 another party, wishes 10 settle up,
Al thoso indebted 10 ne, by note or buuk
account, win please oail lnme dIrtsly.
sa.u. J. U. MARTIN,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

1t is said that the Presidents plan
OF reconstruction meets with less ia
vor in the Southif possible, than that
OF Congress. win they "go back
upon their friend?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
WM. Is. WApswoRTH. Asst Secretary.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
Go expire On the 3lst day OF January, ls6s.) }
OFFICE or the AUDITOR oP sTArg.
Insurance DEPARTMENT,

INSURANCE DEPiKThkHr,
CoLUMBUs, a., February 4 1867.
Whereas, The METROPOLITAN FIRE lASU.
RtACE COMpAAI, located at New ivIk, n
the Stale OF New York, has filed IN This IN,
sworn statement vl ITS coalition, as re
CURED by Tue hrst section OF the act " 4,
Regulate insurance companies not incvrpu
rated by the state Oi OhlJ, passed ApriI 4.
ls56 and amended February ., ls6i I; and III,
ACT 10 regulate Foreign lnsuIa alIce Cumpan
irS, passed april ., ln66; aud. " he eas. said
company has furnished the undersigned salts
factory evidence that IL 10 posse ssedof at least
One lluLdred X Fiiiy Thousand Dollars of nc.
tual capital invested ia stocks, or bond.
or IN mortgages VI real estate, worth double
the amount Tor which4he same Is m ir,gagsd,
aud, ~horeatS, htld company has n!ed lu tails
tnico h wrilloH Instrument under its cUrpV
rate seal, signed by the tresidcn, ana Secre
hry lhereuL authorizing any gent or agents
oil said company ~ THIS state D. acknowied.e .
service Oi process, Tor aud IN behalf OF saIh
oOmxany accol ding to tue terms ui raid law
Nvw, therefore, Ia pur. uance al The LIs,
secuOn OF the aforesaid ACT, |, James u =.
Goldman, Auditor OF olate Ui Ohio, do hercb,
certify that said Metropolitan Fire lnau, AN Q
Company, OF New York, rs authorized L.
transact the business OF Fire Insurance In
this state until the tuir,y.frst Gay oi Jana.
AIRY. IN the year one thousand oigh. hu nure
and Sixiy.eight.
ln wlIuess HheIeor, have hereunto sub
solbod my nnne and caused the seal OF M
oihce 10 Oe HiiSed tue day aud year above
wtit,en. JAMES II, GJDMAN
tNeai auditor VI state.
l.-t j. b. DUNN, .,,
Agent for Hancock couLty, o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

Geo. Peabody, has made munifi
cient donation in trust TO several
gentlemen of 81 100000 to be used
alleviate suffering among the
poor of the South. In addition
TO that amount he has also given
bonds on the Planters Bank of Mis-.
sippi, amounting, principal and inter
est to 81, 100000 to be used for the
same purpose. The thanks of the
world are due Mr. Peabody for such
liberality.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

The Nebraska bill has passed botl,
Houses of Congress, over the Pre- 81.
dents veto, aud we now have a new
State.