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VIRGINIA.
EXPLOSION OF LOCOMOTIVE BoILER-SEvE
RAJ PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED.

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE BoILER-sEvE-
RAJ PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 4.-The locomotive "Au-
gusta," of the Alexandria, Washington and
Georgetown Railroad, exploded this evening at
the depot of the Orange & Alexandria Rail
road, just previous to starting for Washington,
knocking away portions of two houses in the
vicinity and scattering the fragments in every
direction. One coiored man named Field is
believed fatally injured. The engineer and
fremen are slightly hurt. A boy had his hip
broken. A woman was seriously hurt, and
several others injured.
GEN. HOWARD AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Aug. 4.-Gen. Howard, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, on his way South, ad-
dressed meeting of negroes in this city to-
night
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CONNECTICUT.

THoMPsoNvnLE, Aug 4--Frances c. Haw-
thorn, daughter of Joseph Hawthorn. of This
place, was mysteriously abducted from her
ton has been obtained OF her fate Albert
Potter, of Warehouse Point, has been arrested
for the crime and will be examined to- morrow
morning
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<. VI. PATTEN ~ CO., Auc,,.n....
OFFICE IA EXCHANGEsT.
Real Estate corner of park Street
and StetSOn COurt

WEDNESDAY, Aug ON, at I past r. IN the
premises, will be sold he very de irable Estate
it Iy occupied by the late Seward Merrill. The
ht - trout on Park street of about 494 feet, by
I've ,ar ~ eet on the Court, which stands good
We'll arranse wooden ten dwelling, flushed throughout,
,1e mouse. has gas fittings throughout with an am
III Cdnr3 i; % eIGeieht water The garden spot
the purchaser so desire he will And ample room on
the same iOr the erection OF two dwellings Reauti
iul shade trees both on the Street and Genr, DE-
post OF one hundred dollars viii be reon;reJ Of the
the AuctiOneers ieoS Sai Oh
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BELFAST AM


BELFAST AND MoosEHEAD RAILROAD.
BELFAST, Aug. 4.-Brealzing ground upon
the Belfast q Moosehead Railroad was cele-
brated here to-day by ringing of bells, firing
cannon ana procession. Addresses were de-
livered by several gentlemen, and a large con-
course of people was present.
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ALAB AM A.
ALA u A I'VE AZ
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONTGOMERY Aug. 4.-The House to-day
was occupied on the bill allowing access to
railroad cars and steamboats, without regard to
color The bill passed.
The Senate discussed the bill removing pe-
litical disabilities, but without any definite ac-
ton
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PROVISIONS.
Moss Reef

MCss Beef,
Chicago. ..19 90 @21 90
Ex Mess. "a 90 (025 90
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Groceries, &e.. at Auction

IN TIL URSDAY, August 9Th at "a O'Clock p M
" at Store No ~ Portland Street. the st OK In said
store, consisting in part of Sugar, Coffee Tea To-
bace1, Mustard. CigaIs, Spices Corn Starch, Vine
gar, Fish, Flour, Candy, BrOoms, Pals, Tubs Wash.
ards. Also, Scales, show Case, Candy Jars, Meas
ures, &c. Il. o. BAILEY, Auct.
August g. dtd
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None are genuine unless done up in a steelengrav-
ed wrapper, with fac-simile of my chemical ware
house, and signed n HIT. HELMBOLD.
Feb 20 eod&eow1y
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TIL e
NATIONAL TRUST COY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO. 1886 BR AID WAY,
CaDitay ONE JIILLION Dollars.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAM, Pres. JAS. MERRILL, Sec'y
RECEIVES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
~ INTEREST all daily balances, subject to
checf at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for six month
OF more may be made at five per cent The capital
20 eoo oNE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
Iou sn,areh9lders comprising many gentlemen OF
& liable to depostors for all Obligations OF
1ne company to double the amount OF their capital
posits, IN large or small amounts, and permits them
70 oe uTawh a Nv whole in part by CHECK AT
olGHl anu WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest
OIL ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throughout the
country can Keep accounts in this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
prOnt. June29deod & eoW6mis
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1--we quote Coal Freghts
as follows:--To Bangor 50 90 a 2 50; Bath, 50 So;
Portland, 81 %; Saco, 50 80; Beverly. 81 sc; Bos-
port, 81 5O Fall River, 50 90; Maiden, So 90; New
Bedford. 81 90 q 10: Provincetown, 50 10; Rox-
bury, 50 50 Salem, 81 30 q 55; Providence, So co.
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Valuable House and Lot at Auc-
finn

IN FRIDAY, August It'll, at o'clock P. NJ, 1
~ snail sell the two story wooden house No. Que
bee Street. 1t is new house built since The fire bv
the day, in the most thorough and workmanIke
manner, finished throughout; arranged accommo-
date one or Two families; good cellar good water;
carriage house and stable with cellar Lot 40 by SO
feet. This property is 81 uated on "A rapidly growing
street, with fine view # the water. islands, &c =
Sale positive. Terms easy and made known at sale.
jy29dtd f. U. BAILEY, Auct
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Magnificent Panorama of the War,

LNROM Fort Sumter 10 tho surrender otter IFS bril-,
l. lantly successful season NJ fonr months in Bos-
s ton ana Sfy nork az DEERING HALL, every
en n,a "a AZ % ~ ma5nees Wednesdays and Satur
finished Paintings of al the decisive bait es and not
abe incidents OF the War, endorsed h. lie iastimo
to life have seem" Mai. Gen. Geo. Ii. Thomas .as
very accurate and life Ike" Maj Cen ] n M I,h
son, 81 cheertully bear testimony to their g,,aI
fidelity" By Maj. Gen. John II. Palmer q! g' neral al
OF no work OF this kind which reprOduees the ar"oS
troops anu batteries, and the original features of
bat ie Held with greater success" And many otber
for their Typographical aud historical fidelity deln
ated by the accomplished and celebrated Iecturess,
Miss sALLHE Ii Ra ENsON GOODRICH
Tickets so Cents; Reserved Seats 10 Cents.
August 8, 1868. dtf
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 4-John Dairiman of this
city, committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the head
RIVER NAVIGATION.
The recent rise in the Ohio river brought out
all the first class packets. The double decker
America and General Lyle, of the United
States Mail Line, resumed their trips between
Cincinnati and Louisville yesterday.
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WASHINGTON.
APPLICATIONS FOR TROOPS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Commissioner Rol-
Inns left this morning on a visit to New Hamp.
shire. Before leaving he telegraphed to ex-
Governor Cox, of Ohio, requesting him to
reconsider his declination of the office of Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, and to accept
It. The President has made a similar request,
but Governor Cox, it is said, still declines.
Applications to the President for additional
troops in Florida and Tennessee have been re-
1erred to General Schofield, who replies that the
forces in those States are ample to preserve
the peace at the present time.
The Washington City Council had another
disturbance last night. The Democrats all re-
tired from the chamber, leaving the Republi-
cans without quorum.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The following despatch was received this
morning by the Commissioner of Indian AT
fairs.
ELLSWORTH, KANSAS, Aug. 81 have just
arrived from Fort Larned; L saw Arrahoes
Apaches, Kiowas and Camanchees; l arrang-
ed everything satisfactory, and 1 apprehend
no trouble. Full reports by mail.
Signed, THOMAS HUMPHREY,
Superintendent.
THE APPOINTMENT OF SUPERVISORS.
Commissioner Rollins has prepared list
containing fifteen names of parties whose an
polntments as Supervisors under the new
spirits and tobacco tax he has recommended to
the Secretary OF the Treasury and it is now on
ment awaiting consideration. 1t is not proba-
BILE they will be acted upon for several days
Applications for these positions, which are
only twenty five in number, are becoming
quite numerous, and considerable pressure is
being brought to bear in aid of the different
applicants. The disposition of the Depart
ment seems to be to have them appointed
from among the most meritorious officers
who are now in the service of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau.
DRAWBACKS ON EXPLOITATION.
The Treasury regulations regarding the
drawback for expectation under the new law.
will be issued Tomorrow
CABINET MEETING
The cabinet meeting to-day was thinly at
tended, four members, Seward, Schofield
Evarts and Randall being absent from the CITY,
The meeting was of short duration
SecretaryiSchofield is expected to return to
Washington from Newport either tomorrow
or next day.
REMOVAL OF CoNvICTs
Fourteen convicts were taken from the Jail
OF this city and put on the seven o'clock train
to-day for Albany, N. Y. Four of these are
white persons, the others are colored kTheir
sentences range from one to eight years.
Levi Turpin, convicted of manslaugh liter in the
shooting ofThomas II. Kelcher, and sentenced
eight years i'll Albany,is retained, as strenuous
efforts are being made to obtain his pardon.
LAYING OF CORNER STONE.
The corner stone of the new Methodist
Episcopal Church, was laid with suitable cere-
monies at five o'clock to-day.
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CANA DA.
INFLUX OF EXPRESS ROBBERS.

TORONTO, Aug AIN consequence of the
summary manner in which the vigilance com
mittees have dealt with the express robbers
in the Western States, there have been numer-
Gus arrivals of well known desperate charac-
ters here of late, and the Canadian express
armed guards on all express trains.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob
the express office at Sherbrooke on Tuesday
night.
Morse & Co., brokers of this city were rob-
bed of two hundred dollars in open daylight.
RELEASE OF A FoRGER.
Henry Renead, the New York forger, whose
extraditon was recently applied for, was dis
charged from custody to-day. The case was
compromised by the prisoner agreeing to re-
turn to the States if the criminal charge was
abandoned.
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FOR SALE.

THE property situated ON the corner Of Danforth
i and Park SITS being f65 feet on Dantorth street
and $50 feet Park street. having Two story
Mrs. Lucy Mcclellan. The House is very convenient
and in good repair -
rately from the rest of the estate OF the Land viii
be sold in lots or the whole will be sold en- tire The
terms Of payment will be liberal. Apply to
NATH'L +. DEERING
AT Maine Savings Bank
Aug 3, 1868. ag4d3wis
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To Pleasure PARTIES /,

fNHE YACHT NET rLE is now ready for deep sea
fishing, or 10 charter to Pleasure Parties by thu
day or week For terms, &C., apply at No. 40 Com
mercial Street. BENZ j.. WILLARD,
July II. eodtf
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NTARSH'S KILN DRIED YELLOW MEAT In
INl barrels a superior Article. For sale nv " ~
NORTON, CHAPMAN g. Co
Jy29d3w and Gait Block.
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LONDON, Aug. 4-AIternoon.-Con 94i a 54S
TOT money and 942 for account.
=, american securties-Unied States5-20's ZIG a
az ffle shares 4O5; Illinois Cen trail shares "a.
and ddiVEhPooL, Aug 4-Atternoon.-Cot heavy
anu prices unchang ed. Provisions quiet. Flour
easier at 26s Cd. Corn quiet and steady. Red West
AZ m w E 20 Tvs Oats 3s 3d. Peas A. Cheese ac-
Stera az 4 1s Lard firm at Cos 3D. Bacon 49s. Naval
yarns and fabrics quiet epoi' eio ihaiheu ioi
LONDON, Aug. 4-Evening -Conso, ,, =. "a,
"a 944 foI both money and account 'iosou ''' 'i1
American Securities-Uniled Sto+os = on z,s "a
71s Illinois Central shares 93E; Erie sh.roS +, ia
FRANKFORT, Aug. Acknowledgements NJ S.o,os
5-20s 75I "a 75S. ''''es
PARIS, Aug. 4-Evening dull; rentes 7of
Soc "
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4-Evening.-Cotton closed fiat.
Middlibg uplands SD; Midding Orleans lOtd: sales
quiet and unchanged Calcutta Linseed Gas ON the
spot and t4s Cd to arrive
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Scotch Pig Iron !!

AOO TONS No. 4 C0ifncss Pig Iron.
S33 No. 1sarfshere Pig Iron.
Now landing from British Bark Penguin, from
Grangemouth, Scotland and for sale in ols to suit
purchasers by JOSEPH H. WHITE.
jy2S I3wis No. 81 Union Wharf
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TrOtting Wagon for Sale.
Kiln Dried Meal

A NEARLY new New York built Light Wagon.
IN weighing about $50 lbs, in good order.
Enquire of MARTIN & PENNELl,
jy30du Preble St.
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IurK'S Is. p
hid. Is bus. % so "a 400
st. Martin, ckd,3 50 a. 400
Syracuse 375 a. 4 100
Cadiz duty p'd 8 so a 400
Cadlz IN bond 2 373
Grind Butter. 27 a
Liverpool duty
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AmericanPib Is "a 10
Manila. ...... 20t@ 215
Manila BoltrODe 25I


Cod, y qtl.
Large Shore6 80 "a Z 90
LargeBank 6 25 a. 6 rs
Small. 20 rs a 400
Pollock. .....2 so "a 3 90
Haddock,. ....1 70 a 2 20
Hake. ........2 % % 215
Herring.
Shore, % bl.7 90 a Z so
Scaled, pix. 80 q 40
No. 1....... 20 q 80
Mackerel D bl.
Bay No. l .....,. none
Large 8 ........... none
Shore Nc. i 20 90 @22 90
No. 2. -. Is 90 (0l7 90
Large. -. 300 al 90
Medium. 8 90 q 0 90
Flour.
White Winter
choice Xxx X 90 @f6 90
Xxx Is 90 oil 90
x IL 50@12 30
Red Winter
XIX. -. 10 O0@ IA 90
K. ....... ~ 00G ~ so
Spring Xxx. 10 5Ol0 IL 90
X. o 50a 10 30
Superfine. 500 "a $50
st. Louis 81 Southern
superior Xxx Is 00@17 0C
Cau;Ida
Superiorxx 10 80 ola so
Michigan 4 Western
Sup'r Xxx :. 10 00G14 90
California. IA 600 Is 90
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Simon Hasus. referred to elsewher

Simon Hagus, referred to elsewhere
was magician and lived i'll the Apos-
tolic age. Seeing the results of the
miracles of Peter and John, he offered
them sum of money to have the same
power conf rred upon him. 1t is sup
posed he wanted to use the same for the
purpose of making money. The Apos-
ties saw his wicked motives. and gave
him very severe rebuke. Hippolytus
says that he was finally buried alive,
but, according to other accounts, male
dictions were invoked upon him by
Peter, which so involved him in troub-
les that he committed suicide. ...
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EGAL NOTICE.

II
To Jane Thorb, and James A. Thorb,
her husband, who reside in the State of Ill
inois, Delilah Irwin, Catharine Irwin,
James H. Irwin. Jesse P. Irwin, Anne Eliz-
abeth Irwin and Mary Ellen IRWIN:
You are hereby notified that John W. r.
win, Administrator with the Will annexed,
of the estate of Elizabeth Olney, deceased,
on the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1868, filed
his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County of Wyandot, and State
of Ohio, alledging that the personal estate
of said decedent is insufficient TO pay her
debts and the charges of administering her
estate ; and that she died seized in fee sim
pie of the following described real estate,
situate in said county, to- wit {:
Lot No. four ~, of section No. thirty
five (35), in township No. three (3), south
of range No. thirteen (I3) east, of the Wy
andot Reservation, Ohio, containing forty
one acres, and fifty-six hundredths more or
less that Delilah Irwin is entitled to dow
er in said premises, and that Jane Thorb
rine Irwin. James H. Irwin, Jesse p. Irwin 4,
Anne Elizabeth Irwin, and Mary Ellen
Irwin. as her heirs law, hold the next
estate of Inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the as
signment of dover to the said Delilah r.
win. and for the sale of said premises, sub
ject to said dover estate. for the payment of
the debts and cl arges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
25th day of April, A. D. 1868, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard
JOHN IRWIN,
Administrator, with the will
annexed of Elizabeth Olney
deceased
GR1sELL & Kali, Attorneys for Petitioner.
March 16, IS6S-n19-4t
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

l. REMEDY.-Dr. J. w. Poland's White Pine
Compound is now offered to the afflicted through
out the country, after having been proved by the
test of thirteen years in the New England States,
where its merits have become as well known as the
tree from which in part it derives its virtues.
The White Pine Compound cures sore throat,
blood, and pulmor ary affections generally. 1t is
remarkable remedy for kidney complaints diabetes,
difficulty of voding urine. bleeding from the kid
The White Pine Compound is now sole in every
part of the United States and British Provinces.
Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston, Mass, and for sale by Drummer, Mcconnell
&c Co., Upper Sandusky, o. . n21-1y
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the bushes NV the Deekin-to cast
the mantle NV oblivion over the pee
cadiloes NV his youth-yoo incident
anser. Do yoo want to cross exam
inc tie witness, Mr.. Pollock p
"No % returned he. s'Lucurgus
Gavitt, stand up. Wat rite hev yoo
to bear the name Of Gavitt 7"
cit wuz my ladders anne"
"To wich pertileler Gavitt do yoo
allood p
"The lately deceased Elder
"Then you are half-brother to
Issaker ?''
81 is" sl-'
"Yoo may sit down. I will state
to the the object Nv these questions
wich, without explanashen may ap-
pear irrelevant. Mr.. Bigler and l
agreed unanimously ez to how this
SCOT should be conducted. Niggers
alone knowd the COZ NV difference
that unfortnitly ariz between us and
knowing that the pure African wuz
unworthy of beleef, we determined
to yoose only sich ez Good show
indisputable descent from good
tauctworthy Caucashed citizens.
We hev here the niggers NV mixed
blood from every plantashen in the
naberhood, and we shell reject EN-
who cant show MKT blood"
"Certinly," sed Bigler, "and let's
git at it, Bonapart Pogram, stand
up"
"Hold," shreked the Deel1in, OBJ;
servin that Mrs. Pogram he'd just
slept into the room chow much is
at ishoo in this yer sootT
ssNinety-one cents and the costs
that hev acrood," sed Pollock.
"I'll pay it," remarkt the Deekin.
Don't call no more NV EN- don't"
"Don't perceed-don't'' yelled
Punt, McPelter, and every other
white man in the room, ez their
wives droppin in one by one 'lts
reely tco small q matter-reely 1t
is"
"Well," sed Bigler, "ez there ap-
pears to be sich yoonanimous desire
therefor, 1 hev no objeckshen, on
them terms, to forgive Pollock:
Ez they WIZ leavin the Court
Room Bigler sung out.
"Deekin eff you send on that pc
tishen to Frankfort, I shel send on
a protest, provin that every one NV
the niggers who bear yoor name
hev material rite to it.
And he and Pollock rolled off to
gether laffin vociferously. 1t wuz
plot atween EN- to annoy the Corn
ers. Wood, o! wood that we cooo
be delivered of EN-.
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY, P. NJ.
!Wich is Postmaster
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THE Impeachment trial is pro-
crossing slowly. Judge Curtis has
made a lengthy speech for the de
fense and testimony has been intro
duced for the same. We hope to be
able to announce the result in our
next, and that Andrew johnson is
no longer President, yet the result
is buried in the unfolded future.
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Margiea.

At the residence cf the brides father,
Noah Eby, Esq. by Rev. I'll. B. Fry,
on April IA, 1868, MIR. DAVID E. HALE
and MISS SUSIE l.. EBY.
On the I'd inst, by George Myers
Esq, Mr.. REUBEN MURRAY and Miss
ANNA e. MATTHEWS.
On the 9th inst, by Jacob Gilliland
Esq, Mr., HENRY CLOSER and Miss
JENNIE LINK, all of Wyandot county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. D. r. Mil
Ter, at his residence in Upper Sandus-
ky, O., MR.. GEORGE Fl. WAGERLY of
Crestline, O., and MISS CATHARINE RI
LEY of Bucyrus, o.
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Certificate of Authority.
AUDITOR OF STATES CFFTcE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

= DEPARTMENT INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. 20, 1868.
Whereas, satisfactory evidence has been fur
nished to me, showing that the Travellers Life In
Company, of Hartford, in the State of Con-
nectcut possessed of at least the amount of act
ual capital required for the organization of Life In
surance Companies in this State, under the provs-
ions of the act entitled An act for the incorpora-
tion and regulation of Life Insurance Companies, )"
passed April lst 1867, and that the same is invest
ed as provided by the same act; and
Whereas, the chief financial officer of the said
State, by whose laws the said Company was incor
porated has duly certified under his hand and off,
deposit, for the benefit of all the policy holders
of said Company. such capital invested as afore-
said, specifying the items thereof, and that he is
satisfied that such securities are worth hun
dred thousand dollars, and,
Whereas, the said Company has appointed R. D.
,rrsol Esq. ofColumbus in the county of Frank
lin as its attorney in this State, on whom process
of law can be served, and certified copy of the
Charter of said Company has been filed in this Of
flee by the said attorney, together with certified
copy of the vote or resolution of the Trustees or
Directors of said Company appointing such attor-
ney: and the said Company has also filed in this Of
fee statement of its condition and affairs in the
same manner and form required for the annual
statements of similar Companies organized under
the laws of this State,
Now, therefore, l. James II. Goldman. Auditor of
State for Ohio, in pursuance of the provisions of
the act aforesaid, do hereby certify that the said
Company has complied with the requirements of
said act, and the Company having appointed J. K.
McCracken as its agent for Wyandot County, do
also hereby certify that said Company and agents
duly authorized to transact the business of Life
and Accident Insurance in this State provided
by the laws thereof, upon filing certified copy of
this certificate of authority in the County Recorders
office of the county where the said agency is to be
established.
This certificate of authority is granted, however,
on the condition that the said Insurance Company
shall not engage in the business of any other kind
of insurance than that herein authorized pro-
vided by the laws of the State of Ohio
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name. and caused my official seal to be affixed
at the city of Columbus, on the day and above
written.
IsEAL1 JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
R. d. Harrison, Columbus, General agent for Ohio
mo-
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DoNATION.-.A donation will be given
to Rev. I. N. Smith, Pastor of the M. E.
Church, at his residence on next Tues
day evening the 21st inst. All are cor
daily invited, and anything will be
gratefully received, whether it be mon
ey, flour or clothing. No supper to be
given.
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PUBLIC SALE.-Sarah A. Hill will
sell at her residence near the Upper
Sandusky Woolen Mills, on Saturday
April, 18th. 1868, at IL o'clock NJ, the
following property to-w1t: Two Mares,
one Wagon, set of Harness, 1 Hay
rack, 1 Harrow, Wood-rack, l Steel
Plow, 2 Shovel plows, good Corn Plant
er, Bob-sleds, etc.
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Veterans of the Pioneer.

q The following persons paid for the
PIONEER to the dates opposite theil
Sspective names:
sae II. 5. Craglow, Oct 6, 1868.
al = 4. Agnew Jan. l, 1868.
u !. 3. Boughton Jan. 1, 1869.
Q. Dane April 9, 1868.
J M: Everheart July l, 1868,
Dr: >. Mcdonnell Jan. 1, 1868
s. Debolt Jan. 1869.
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Markets.
nR. j. w. POLAND'S =HUMOR

- Doctor is positive remedy for all kinds of
Humors-Scrofula, scuryy, salt rheum, carbuncles
and boils ulcers and all obstinate affections of the
skin, indammatory or chronic Rheumatism, Piles
chronic diarrhoea, mercurial diseases, and every
taint of the system dyspepsia and those affections
originating in the arrangement of the digestive
vous affections, headache, languor and depression
ofspirits, loss of appetite. constipation.
1t is free from any dangerous drugs, is plea SAINT
to the taste safe, yet in its action. Prepared
at the New England Botanic Dapot, Boston, Mass,
and for sale by Brunner, Mcconnell d Co., Upper
Sandus ky, U. n21-1y