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THRALL A LOCKE,
spituss A"" raoraiimvM.
TINDLAY, OHIO.
riun.v, i "' ifi.mt'nY in. ih
NO DIFFERENCE.
A Copperhead rnrcr ,1M mn(1 11,0
won.krfHl discovery tlirtt tlicre Is no
! difference between tlio n.idicls nnJ
the Cornervnlire. ; thnt tlicre Is not
one Conservative In t!.o ReptiMiean
(Union) party. It closes nn article
Dii Conservatives find Riulicnls in
Congress ns follows :
"Let ns have no more tnlk rtlirmt
rwliCftK nml conservatives.' Tlie
difference don't ninonnt to as miirli
as that wlildi rxlts 'twixt twcdlc
dee and twcdlediim.' "
L,Kl,t lins flnslirtl fit InHt upon the
mind of one of that illusion seeing
party, and the, hope of the. Ion?
wished for split or the Union party
vanishes. The party is not going to
uplil, and thcro Is nothing nt all sin
gttlar In tho fact.
All the Copperheads ever had to
build their hopojuln this was the
fnt that there. Ha ft difference of
opinion on tho reconstruction ques
tiona differenco as to tho modo or
getting at it. TJtin was ft small boat
,in which to cmjjfrk siu li a largo car
go of biight'frrM and anticipntions,
but Copperheads have learned In
their sad political experience of the
last four years to mnkc a small thing
go a great ways, and they find that
' neither Conservatives nor Radicals
purpose Insuring the safe landing of
said cargo.
Their view of the case of the Un
ion party would seem to suggest that
they thought tho members of n lr- J
ty should think exactly nunc run
In tho same groove. AVo arc not so
sure but that the Idea is a good one.
As it originated with tho Coppci head
party, tlir-y should try the experiment,
lluing hopelessly iu the minority,
their time cannot bo better occupied
than by working for tho benefit of
future generations.
Let the case be as It may, iii regard
to tho diflcrenco between Radicals
and Conservatives, thero Is one point
on which they are a unit. Tho rebels
will not be allowed to get possession
of the Government. Of this Cop
perheads may rest assured.
Tho Cincinnati Gazetto gives the
following table of tho condition of
the public debt on tho 81st of De
cember, 1805, and on tho 31st of
January, 1S00 :
Jan. 31, leuo. Doc. 31, ISG.i.
Dol'l hosil'ij
onlu inter
est... tl,10T.U3,Tll (0 11,207,111,201
Dalit lirsrl'K
curromiy
. Inturest. ..
Dflt over
due A not
troeenlnd
Delit benr
ing no In
terest
1,1'J7.2D5,SS1 Oil 1 17'J 47:.,23i SO
1.C09 330 31
l,10i,Ss0 3.'
4-iS,8IAl7f2 '.0 iVM0 37
Total d. lit. . $1,621 3ui rui) ;u 12 to; 310,34:
(.iitn In Ire 4-
my 61,ll3,lr.l St 45,731 5,0 On
Currency In
trHimury.. 60 010, ISO 03 41 U93.3TI 11
T.,1l dtbt
net ...,2 71S,'!H,1.i5(I3 2.7ltl..'.s.Mil in
Kticwlntt mi lii-ro:.M'i in ti-e imUlii uelil dit
rill the luoutli of f :l il'.SIil i,l
This increase of tlie national debt
at this tlmo may bo surprising to
m any v but It inny bo explained by
stilting the fact that largo numbers
of tho troops bnve been paid otf,
many of whom had not been paid for
a long time;' also that heavy sums
havo been pid aa pensions lo cliu
ablcd soldiers.
, Tlio Ficcdinau's llureau Hill has
been passed by . both branches of
Congress, and now only awaits the
nlgnuturo of the President. As to
whether he will sign It or not, there
lire a variety of rumors. Those fa
voring tho bill t oy ho will sign it,
nnd those disapproving it say ho will
not.
It is some what curious to watch
tho course of men and daily papers
In regard to tho policy and opinions
of President Johnson. Taking their
opinions a a guide it would bo very
hard o tell how he stands. Every
member of Congress Dcuiocrutic
nnd Republican scorns to think that
tho President believes lust as he
tloes, and In prepared to fullow out
said niomber's lino of policy. And
the daily papers of both parties
each for itself, claim to be tlio only
trtio exponents of Iho thoughts and
opiuious of tlie President. This
cluiuiing of tho President by tho bi
ones of each patty, mokes tho posi
tion occupied by him "clear as mud"
to the peojilo.
Congressional.
Eenat. A petition was presented
in favor, of a protective tariir, and
one for a reduction of the tax on ag
ricultural implements, both of which
were referred to tho l'inanco Com
inittea.. Mr. GuUiric, of Kentucky,
(Dora) presented the credentials of
George Houston, elected to the Sen
ate from Alabama, and said that he
was a consistent Union man during
ths ww-j-luld ou tho tubla. Thu cre
dentials of Parsons, of Alabama,
were presented by Morgan, of New
York, and they were laid ou tho ta
ble. Several petitions for tho equal-
izntion of tho bounties, and equality
of civil and political rights were pro
scntcd and referred. Long speeches
on tho Constitutional amendment.
Hois. Nolliing of Importance
lias been dono In tho House, and wc
give in place of ft report oT its pro
ceedings oilier more interesting mat
tea.
Tho proceedings of the State Leg
islature din ing tho week have been
unimportant.
WORDS OF THE PRESIDENT.
The President received a delega
tion or Virginians, one day Inst week,
and made n fpcech in response to f
set or resolutions presented by tlieni.
Wo make the following extract from
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II, lift! ri'lUllllllVllll VllUfc lb UU VillClUI-
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ly read:
Tn going into the recent rebellion
or insurrection against the Govern-
nient of tho United Slates wo erred, I
and in returning mi l resuming our1
relations w ith tlio Federal Govern-'
nicnt, I am free to say that nil the
responsible positions and places 1
nvs;l,l. to la vniifiiicd di.'tinclli und
karly tn men who are lay nl. If there
were only tlvo thousand loal men in
a State, or a-less number, but sulll-,
cicnt to lake chnrgu of tlip political I
machinery of the State, thine five than J
.tuitrt mm. nr thp. Irisrr number are en- '
nihil to it, i all tlii rtst ihuuld he vlli-
r.rtvue inclined. 1 look upon it as lie-
ing fundamental that the cierciie nf j
power thiull le confined tn
loyal men ; nml 1 regard Unit as tin-
plied in the doctrines laid down in
these resolutions, and in the eloquent'
address by which they have been ae
eompained. 1 may say, furthermore,
that after having pnssed through the
great htruggle in widt h we have bet n
engaged, ice thouhl be phc-d vp n'
nui't ccc ,ti,lneg'iuiid in rr.tum-:
ing all cur relatioiii lo the llenciul
Government if we prtuMcd mm un-
mttiohahiy ana vnijueH.niiabn myai
to fill the hlucti oj pou-er. This being
done, I Rvl that the day is not far j
distatil I speak confidently hi re-;
fere.ieo to the great mass of the ,
A.norbau jieople when tl.cy will
that this I nio.i shall be ;
urniu wno.e, m n me gi cat, rtgui oi
representation in tho councils of the
nation be acknowledged.
This is all that can bo asked. Let
the President and Congress slick to
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inuimuuiML-a ium uu.i m mi-ur,
extract, ntui nil will !e riitt iliu
loj iil mail of the South will lj pine-
Gil w hore ho oiiirht to lie. uml thu
rebel will havo to tako a lrnck scat
ami sec the Government run hy men
who have the intcresU of tho whole
country nt heart.
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We extract tho following from a
speech delivered in tho House of
Representatives, a short timo since,
hy Mr. Shellabar;ci'. It Is pointed
and clear :
Docs tho gentlcinnn yet nsU for
"the specific act'' that deprived these
States ot all the rights of Slates, uud
made them enemies Y I onco more
answer him in the woids of tlio .Su
preme Court that the specific acts
were, they causelessly waed against
tlieir own Coveriiuant a "war which
all tho world acknowledge to have
heen tlie greatest civil war known in
the history of tho human race."
That war was waged hy thesi people
as Status, and it went through long.
ure nr. v years, in n uiey utrcw on
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Ullll III Ullt Ulini I III 1 1. Ml, lima
111011, lawsi
and Government
they obliterated
iron, llicir ?ilo l ousliliilioit am
laws every vestige of recognition ol
your (Government; they discarded
all ofliehd oaths, and look in their
places oath lo support your ene
my's government. They seized, iu
i ie rniaies, an mo uai.ou s propeny; ,
tlieir oeitniorrt anil Kepivselil Hives .
in our Congress insulted, bantered
dclied, and then left 3011; they ex
pelled from their land or iissnsaiua.
led every inhabitant of known loyal
ty ; they betrayed and bitrrendered
your M'lnljs; they passed souuostra
tion and other acts in llagilious vio
lation of tho law of nations, making
every citizen of the United States an
alien enemy, and placing in the treas
ury of tin ir rebcllio.i nil money nnd
property duo such citizens. They
framed iuhpiity and universal murder
into law. They bcsclgcd, for yeats,
your capital, nnd rent your bleeding
armies, in rout, back hero upon the
very sanctuaries of your national
power. Tlieir pirates burned your
unarmed commerce upon every sen.
They caned tho hones of your tin
buried heroes into ornaments, and
drank from goblets made out of their
skulls. They poisoned your fount
ains, put mines under your soldier'
prisons;- organized bunds whose lead
ers wero concealed in your homes.
ami whose com missions ordered the
torch nnd yellow fuver to bo carried
to your cities, nnd to your women
and children. They planned 0110 un
iversal lion flro of the North from
I.tdto Ontario to thu Missouri
They murdered by systems of star
vation ami exposure sixty thousand
of your sons, ns brave and hcrolo as
ever martyrs wero. They destroyed
111 live years or horrid war another
army so largo that it would reach
almost around tho globo iu marching
columns; ami then to give tlio in.
fornal drama a fitting close, and con
ceuirato into 0110 crime nil that is
criminal in crime, and all that U
detestable in barbarism, they killed
tho President of tho United States.
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Tho steamer Australasian has ar
rived at New York Willi two days la
ter news, her dutes being to tho 2Slh
nil. I he general news is not spo
clully Important. It Is iiunouiued
that tho French publlo documents
win not publish tho diplomatic cor
rcspoiulence between tho Imperial
Government and the United States,
as tho questions at issue have not vet
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uvKH uL-iiiiiii-iy Ben mil. lien. I rim s
arrival in Portugal Is confirmed. Tho
Queen of Spain gavo birth to a son
on tlio 2Uh ult. Captures of arms
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have been made by tho Fenian hunt
ing police In Dublin. Tho cattle
plague is still increasing in Knsland
and is also very prevalent in Holland.
Report of the Military Committee.
'new cavalry regiments the 1st and IM
Lieutenants and two thirds of the
olllccrs in each of tho grades above
Hint of lit Lieutenant, shall be elect
ed from among the olllccrs and sol
diets of the volunteer cavalry and
one-third from olllccrs and soldiers
'of tlio regular army, who have served
(two years In tlio field during tho war.
It uUo prov ides that four of the coin
pnnies from each regiment maybe
armed and drilled as infantry at the
.liut'i-nt Inn r.f Hip Pi'rstMpnt: tlint each
l.ut one hospital utowaM; and the
regimental Adjutants, ( Juartermas
li'ltticul 'tern anil Commissaries shall lierealter
portion of the section providing for
the incorporation of tho regiments
ol the veteran reserve Corps is strick
;hci cu out.
Section Rih provides, in addition
first lieutenant, one hospital steward,
two principal musicians, two nrti-
fleers, and increases the number ot I
,,rivlltcs to company trom forty-
c.ght to titty, which may be increased ;
The Senate Military Committee
have completed the bill for tho re
organization of the regular army, and
it will be reported to tho Senate to
morrow by Scnr.tor Wilson. The
following nro the principal provis
ions of tlie bill:
Section 1st provides that tlio'm Hi
lary peace establishment of tile
United States shall hereafter consist
of five regiments of cavalry, fifty re
giments of Infnntrv, the l'rofessors
an. I corps of Cadets of the United
States Military Academy, A-c.
Section iM provides that the artil
lery shall consist of the fi e regiments
at that arm now it, the service, nud
that the Regimental Adjutants, Onar
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Inrtilnatnl-l flllfl I ,t T1 tit i QQ H-, fl S Sltnll
Iheienfler be extra 1st Lieuteiiatits
Section oil provides that In the
cavalry regiment slinll lierealter have
I,e t xtra first lieutenants.
Section 4th provides that eight
regiments shall be composed of
ore.! men; promotions to be confined
to regiments of that corps. That
to the olllccrs mentioned in the or-
iginnl lull tor the infantry regiments,
one regimental commissary, nn extra
one liumired at tlie discretion ol
tao President, whenever the exigen
eies of the service nnv rcotiire such
an increase.
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in in nn -:liniiii,ri ani.fnni.t .ind
nil.lll UIIU VlUldlllW Ol'l II V illl'l
8towanl for cadi rnilitarv
jiost, and the same niiinlier of j,8t
chaplains ni now provided by law,
and a'ltliorizes lite l'i evident to ap
point for tlie national cemeteries al
ready established, or to be establish
ed, a superintendent, with the rank,
pay an I emoluments of tin ordnance
sergeant, to be selected from among
the 11011 commissioned officers of the
regular tinny mid volunteer forces,
who have received certificates of me
rit for service during the war.
Suction Stli provides, that nil cn
lisltueuU into tho army shall bo for
the term ol five years; that one Major
for each regiment shall bo appointed
when four companies tluill have heen
organized; tho Lieutenant Colonel
when six companies shall have been
organized; the Colonel and a second
Major when the organization is com
plete, and that not more than one of
fleer lor each tha'l bo appointed to
any regiment or company until the
minimum nir.nl. er of men shall have
been enlisted, and the command duly
organized; and whenever recruits,
who may be collected at tho general
rendezvous, 1:1 ml Iition to the imm
,,er m,,lir0ll to tm t!l0 raiment and
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air'-irei
lie o.OOO men.
Section 10th, which relates to lite
General's Department, is
the uaiuc as iu the original bill.
Section lllh provides for eight
A 4itfil-t. T iiuiioelfir fli.tinr.il j tvilli
Uk, r.l!;) ,,aVt niul t.moiluut.nu of
,,i,llll,ia r I'.n-.ili f
Section 12th, relating to the Bu
reau of .Military Justice, remains un
changed. Section PHli provides that the
(J'larleriiiastcr's Department shall
hereafter consist of one Quart crmas
tor General, with the rank, pay, nnd
emoluments of a Itrigadier General,
llireo Chief Assistants, two Major
Generals, with the same rank, pay
and emoluments us the Quartermas
ter General, four Assistant Quarter
master Generals, with Hie rank, dec.,
of Culoncls of Cavalry, eight Deputy
Quartermaster Generals, with tlie
rank of Lieutenant Colonels of Cav
alry, sixteen Quartermasters, with
rank of Majors of Cavalry, forty
eight Assistant Quartermasters, with
the rank, Ae , of Captains.
The section relative to the Subsis
tence Department is unchanged.
Section 18th provides that tho one
hundred nnd filly Assistant Surgeons,
provided for in tli j bill, shall have
tho rank, pay emolument of first
I.iMitlenants of Cavalry, for the llrst
three years of service, and after that
timo thu rank ol Captains. Tho sec
tion authorizing the Surgeon General
to detail olllo"is for duty ns medical
inspectors, w ith the rank of Licuten
ants ol Cavalry, Is stricken out. The
section in reference to tho l'ay Do
partmcnt is unchanged.
Section '21st provides that the
Corps of Knginecrs eIiuII consist of
ono Chief Engineer, with tlio rank.
pay and emoluments of a Brigadier
General, six Colonels, twelve Lieu
tenant Colonels, twenty-six Majors,
thirty Captains, twenty-six First and
ten bceond Lieutenants.
Section 23d, providing for tho ap
pointment of inspectors of fortifica
tions, is stricken out.
Section 21th piovides that the Or
dinance Department shall consist of
tlio sumo number of men as at pres
cut, to bo olllcored as follows: Onc
lltigadier General, thrco Colonels,
six Lloutcuaut Colonels, twelve Ma
Jors, twenty Captains, twelve llrst
Lieutenants, ten second Lieutenants,
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mm eigiHceu nniiiary storekeepers.
Section 2Jth provides that no of
ficers of tho regular army, below the
rauk of Colonels, shall hereafter be
promoted to a higher grade, before
having passed an examination as to
col-11"1'1
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his fitness for promotion, before a
board of thrco general olllccrs, or
olllccrs of his corpt, or arm of ser
vice senior to Mm in rank.
The News.
,v onc t-hyy who procures another
,OI He all(l returns, and is therefore
noVer absent long enough, to ci tato
Uusi.ieion n8 to himself in the m i gh
determine l,f1il0o.l from which the horse U slo
reservoir, and at noon all tlio scliot
Adlulaut ats but two twenty seven in nuui-
A great religious awakening Is re
ported in Indianapolis. The churches
of various denominations ore open
daily, and in many instances prove
too small for the numbers that throng
in attendance. A temperance reform
is also in progress, and the new tem
perance organ will appear for tho first
lime this week.
Monday, tho anniversary of Mr.
Lincoln's birth, and the day set apart
for tho memorial exercises, Congress
did no business, except, after list
ening to Mr. IJnnerolt's oration, to
pass a vote of thanks to tho orator,
and make provision for the printing
of his address.
The Prince of Wales has sent n
handsome bridal present to Mrs. Hen
ry Johnson, ne Harriet Lane, in ac
knowledgmvnt of tho courtesies ten
dered him at thiJ White House while
that huly presided there.
Fifteen different proclnmations
have been Issued by Gov. Itramlette,
of Ky., in the past ftw months, of
fering rewards lor tho apprehension
of murderers olone.
Tho Ohio members of congress
linve addressed n note to the Inter
nal Revenue Commissioners, inviting
them to vlnit Ohio and inspect the
i0bat co interests of that State.
Dr. J. V. Hughes, who deserfed
his wife, decoyed n girl into n pre
tended marriage, and then murdered
her, was executed at Cleveland Fii-
u" liursilay morning lie at
templed to commit suicide Py taking
morphine, but the quantity swallowed
was so large as lo produce vomiting,
ami his object was thus defeated.
There is an organized band of
horse thieve in Weskrn Mi:-sissi-
,pt. lhey have relay posts every
twelve miles, and wlien n Horse is
utnlcii at either terminus of the line,
1, ,.,.1.1..,, ,. t.llv tr, tl,o tii-r ,,,t
lcn. Hc U thus passed from post to
nn.l fniallv sold
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The Commissioner of tlie Internal
Revenue Deai tment, in n y t a
(juration of a citizen of (JrUwoM.
Conn , whether it is itediltinii to sell
from the same loatl at diflerent idnecs
nutter, cheese, charcoal, A c., ol one s
produce, has decided that a farmer
need not tako out a license for sell
ing his own produce in the manner
of a peddler, unless he tells produce
which lie has maiiiiraclured under the
license of a manufacturer.
Wc find tlie marvelous story in an
Eastern paper that on Sunday nig fit
last some body watchers atNoi n tdk,
Conn., dug up the hody of a young
lady who had been huricd that after
noon, and succeeded beyond tlieir
anticipations. She li.nl been buried
while in a cataleptic fit, and upon I c
ing exposed to the night air, anima
tion was restored. The resurrection
ist!! lied, and aha walked homo. Her
parents refused to admit her, believ
ing her to lo a ghost. .Sue then we'.it
to the house of a young man to whom
she was engaged. He took her in.
and on Monday morning they were
married.
The Dayton Journal says that it
has been informed by an engineer
on the Dayton & Michigan Railroad,
that twenty-set en children were
drowned in t ie reservoir at Lelina,
(lido, on Wcdne"? dav. Thevwereat
tending school, in tho vicinity or Hie
ner wcni on me ice lo suite, w nen
it broke fcith them, tho whole party
drowued beforo help could reach
them. The engineer was told the
story nt WapaUoni ta, and believed
his iuformutiou lo be reliable.
The Roston Journal sa3-s: "The
hi it steamer brought the intelligence
that Professor Agassiz's explorations
011 tlie main slrenm of the Amazon
alone hud resulted in the discovery
of no less than 1,10;) species offish,
which is a greater number than exists
iu the Mediterranean. In tho great
branches of the Amazon the Mad
eria(2 200 miles long), the Punts
( 1,-lOJ miles long), the Rio Negro,
Tapajos, Tocaulius, lea ami Japuria
(each moro than a thousand miles
long), it is estimated that there arc
several hundred more species, diller
ing from those of the main stream.
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ladies' Balmoral Hois
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Our suilrs stock or
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Ailm rx ot usiiiIa of Jod. I,. 1 ire. ill i:'il.
J. It. Mrl.K Hi. Alt''. trlilll lv
For Headley'i Hiitpry cf th Great
1
hi: i.vti: ukuki.mo stamw
I 'll lifft iilutTH' x".'H r.i t.. try in niiman
vciil : it till t!, ni:i,llili ' l.t c:i!t UI-i n wlili h
I'ovv ir Lha t-coii ci n liuiott i.niiht'w it
-i f) i-l Itin riiilwi i,-t n.i'rtt Ijrilliuiil eh -ji
i.f tint v..r:a' ihisi'-ry.
Mr. H mI'i y. i-l itlt i lt r. h .tTl;i hv
T.l 1" !t t l,B H! UH'I..1'HH tiNttlirtH
tin- mi al 1 c-itu '. Ill s I't'f.'N nil w rk
"li lo a ii.i-iuu ii"in tit ni"i liavo t I. teed Imn
nitliollisi "ii , ,t r.ilHi.ir i tt ptiT
III! !. 1 (Pit- r "t war ri,- in.il r li.ti rUMiTM,
rd li.n ii iikii t i.t, ii ;ti tl ui''dt-ur i f ii.u i f
Aenl nn. jt't 1 1 in j-.tt t t" lit n I ho fti o anit
v r ft a )tr nnri x i ted i - j 1 1 ati-nt mid
iiiihisii n:i;.ti m:i e t'r lue liiI.r-! pxlwin
in ti i f I ii in rt, I.. i,- r fin mm fti. null iti-y fit
!i'rii Uml. r.i.i r inn (invrrtul nn the t ir
rinii nrri.s i-t Hi- :tr u.-.i m rov.iw w tth
li. h vtv,d i-.j ti ti i i...-r uu.,.' ff : f'v'i.i
ii -1 Itvirn: iu 1 ty ; ' I- ir.ai n Lnt i r
i d iiw m ! ii (i ii i'im !,i,n in i-ntl'"ity fviT
lull U I It' Hl:( P I' A i i li J'.tSi.) i.l t it
li e J ul I ; M .ti.t. in u i' tut mi. km e
tan n tvai an. i ci ' hi j 1 1: i n i i o .11 iinjr.ca
i"ii 1 1 tl c l rai d lit iii 1 t r 'i. . a ii' a 1 it
:d h r.u-'i) ai.d . 4; v a a ifr.u iir. liail .
.i t 'm . 01 k " j
"itio ftfct-r.d vi'lumr, r ' 1 ti ; j 1 1 t i 1 1 lli: work, j
tl- tt'fllj) ?ie .11 i'fc ViL. mv.) A Id IfU 'I
11 M.m h, I ii . .1 nt d t" anu 111
IIS Slllt III tVt'I V I. AIllIl tilt? l,..tr. s
lt-4 r.-;d Hid uisj ui al.LJtd i.tlo lud I- "it to'
il.dilU lulu U.1 I 1 1 f ci H llii:i l'i'- i.l"!t 1
.. ( ,('. -y 1 lid' 1 i lit t.'.i. ai.d ki.rr-i ' li
tt.tm I. ir;. cr r. li 1I...11 t hri e.ii M 'in irtin
iuy k1h v bui ii tr iou a.ai' nt nv u.i.cr uui
nu l l.
A:ti...' 11 w in t!;e Lq'a am ni. ot'ni'willi
Fur 1 .4Mv.ul.irs ..;',-ly to ' " t
111,1 1.
Aai,. 11 'v in ifce tctil arc ni,-etiin"wii!i
...-t i.i.-hr.i; am, -
I'.ir 1 ,ni..i.l.ir.s t. er a I livus
Aiiiir.titu X 1. b; ; - Ii 4
Amrr.cau 1 i.bU-li.ii'.- I . in;i my,
fr.l I m l '. i . i.. I . j it
LHi.H oi l) i -.r ai:i.i-iii.i) c. i i.i:
UV In Ml lir-t i ; it nrder t .r , ..:n- r,,k
III '.lit' 111. si all 1-0 .-t N V 1 1 1". Ill r . t .
: i V" - - liecu i dji .1. ai'.l I'. i ; ill-, iv .1 ii'j in uli
l Hit s'.ylcs. n-urii H i.- s...al t-l t . li o ..
(lv il lit.il Sq'i 're i liiinri iiU.i'. .'ii l.ailil.
c ii tn lakua In .'ll kiaiU ot .i MiUor, unit
a! i 1' .i ten iiuar. .i.i' nil.
Ailii-r f 1 c i.i.il ll i.uoriTfty: ol '-i-pirrt
ui'i enlai-i-.l it. a..y ti.xirr.t fall and
.ry. ri'l.'.ill'J n;:.i. KINS -V.iJAV.
The I;jjc.it PfcJzircs
n k i i. r s r r. t r a
roticc.
DR. V. WALT SI AN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
V.'kuijii.v o' ru.i..i'i:i.i'!ii.i. ri.J
TT.vsj pi:hm axi:xtly i.ocati:i
1. L lit r iiaila y . :
lit 1 iiaila y . :.t-r ln iv.il
.'.1 .1-11 I t . ..,1
r . 1 un' ry.
Call- ill lii4 i-".i..-j-...l, n, 1. tun
fill -o in Mult'tit-i'M t.ulitll' k. t-cuml
ai'Xt to 1). U. IJtar.l-l.'y'H 1 Hi
11 air,
KeMtleiica a luiv iluuis t.al of Ilea I'l'iar
lot's Mti-iru,
IcLUlt V. WW.TMW. M. D
ADM INI ST RAT R I X NOTICE.
NO I'll K IS IlKURilY tllVW THVI
the uii'ierHimmil ha heon il'ily appoint
1 Ht'.tl tHtt,:l..t ittlullliMtr.itnx el tttu 0-lalH
if Thin. 1 a M,uk. late .1 ll.u.r els (l. iliitv.
Htlitii, li!i'ii'il, KViCI.IN' HIAIlKi.
Feb. li, IMi'l. feli!i aw
A3S roil A!sU !
AT A BAFvQMM,
Atitus m:au tui; cr.ii:it
80
OU et tlrui'K.i ti.Miili'p, tlititnt'i-k rt'itiity,
o.iiu; '11 ;i.'ii i.'Ipuip'I : 'ii) it.'i .'ri ik:uloneil ;
:i liuiiHfl lii'il 1111 eri'iiiittl ..ii it,
Al'UIS mar tint .ii li est ruriifr nt
1 v). 11 - c-Ic c tintv, in Allen (.. unty, 21
ii.'Ii m ri'tii llm r.iil"i..'il ; Mi ,iit..m . .f w..i'l.uu"
llllll U HUltS Willi 'ti HCI't-K cliMi'ti I. Kll.l H
ilOIIH l. UtitlllU Hil l well un It. Tho Hull, tilll
our ai.il Itii'iit en ft eat h nt tlio iib.'V.i ti 1
nt I'X.'ollonl. uud llii'X iv ill bo H..lil .it. voi'v rint
M'.tKtliiu 1 1) nnd. IVr lu.'Uinr inlie nial'. 11 uJ
drris II. I. llWr.VS,
loh'.l-U'.' r.lulH. 11. Ai'nii u., o.
rMi: tS l.OLTIIAM II AVU 1 I T-
up 1t. l.uiluiritf npiKuno ti e old
tatifi nf W ra. V'niice, tn mutl uml CMivtuient
ttyl. wliertt ttu y now k "i'p the largest
LIVERY STOCK
Iu 111 id mxliou. 'I Iii y l.ui o iui.iud liir.-o y,
buili
Iluiiii) uznl (i'nrriag'i'si.
id' A Sl'LKNDlD CONV1CVANCK
with careful driver, nlwuys in read
iuess on tho arrival of trains to convey
liasbcnyeis into the country.
Terms Always Kenanable.
Call uud tako a Rido
Miin.tr
ROAD NOT1CK.
Notu i: is iii;hi:hy tavi: that
a polliimi will b prtaiituit to III dun
iiimjiniittritut Hanoi. t It County, c tilu. Hi tlieir
null .'iH'ii. '-I tin hold nil ton Uml Monday
lit Uurvh, lH'.ti, iiruyins tur tlie eslaljlinlnuout
nf tiuoualy road along tbo tollnwiUK 4fcori
led route, to wil: voiuiueuoiiiK hi llitmutb
Dual ciirimr nl Hocimn nine, in Union tuu
lnp, lluiioiiik county, Ohio, tlienu weal
nk'HK id tooliiiu lli.o to lb snuiliwel cor
ner ot mid Mellon, tlieuce went on tbe Mo
tion line between aeuttoui eight nud eeven
teen, In Union towueliip, llmiuock oounty,
Ohio, until It Interaecu ths roHtl running
north Hud luuth through the Unite of Johu W.
Harris, la said lowueuip, and tnere tn termi
nate. JOHN V. 8M1TI1,
Jan. 10, 1891 And other, pstltluner.
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Icv Arracigcmcnt
' kt tni
FINDLAY FOUNDRY
AND
MACIIII7E SHOP.
I) M. MtfMRn!V A CO. ii.wixn
lliefnl.! one-third Inlornil of the Klnithiy
nitiBiIro and Mmhlne Minp tn I,. AD.t.MH.
iv. hi ut reipertrully intnrm tho puMio Hint tlie
i.ihiiipi ill be curried ou under the Hun
mono of
Adnnii, .Hungm A-AVolT,
And th" ntw (li-m Intend tn sro itty enlarge
unit rxiend tno iiiiinuiiti:lur.i.s ol
S'.cam Engini,, Saw and Grist Mill
Gearing, l'hreshin Huchinei,
Wood-sawing Machines,
Wood Lathes,
(with Steam or llnmo I'oivor.)
Cane II ill j, Cider Screws, Bench
Scrtwt, Sugar Kettles, Corn
Shellora, Flows, of varl
ous styles, Horse
Rakci, and Farming Implements of
All Kinds.
ALL KINDS Or
liUASS AND IKON CASTINGS
MAlifc TO OUlitlt.
ALL KINDS Ol?' MACHINERY
ntp.vii:t:o ruoiirTLV.
iVo nrs ttl.to muklnir r repanitlons for ll
ni.iiiuiaetute ot
Wagon Hubs,
EpcUcn, ix-Hindlcj,
And every v.iriuiy i f.
Irngnlur Turning & lent Work, do
Thankful ("r i:itr.'nncn to tlie old fli m.
the im'W tlrtr. n-miiil Mk lir a ciintfiutai'.re nt
the fan e, ai.d with it iTc.iNOit tarilitien they
lli.pc to ive general a.ilHl.u:t .ml.
Cash j'uid J'ir Spolu: and Hub Tiuitmr,
lihk;itj. Oak, Ash, '", Lr, and
Walnut Lumltr.
Ca'l and ;
lel.'j
,ut d m . l uie.
AD.:.I. MCXi.r.N A W'Ol.F.
NOTICE.
i. A 1'. Carlin. PluliuarH, 1 R.-f re .1. H. PurVet.
ulutiHt 1 .1. V., nt Kimllay tp
tle j in. In :-tr:uih. le.'!.) il ti.ei.i: .-ouniy. (I.
ON Till'. I ITU HAY til' .1AM AIM.
A. I'. Ii;i, aaidjii'i i e iaui:d an . ri!evi'l
ali.'.i'lui nt lit ih'i 'ii' vn iiiMioii, t.T lli M.ni
,,f ilnriv ihri... ,1 .Hard and l.v in'-tw' i-nita.
Kuh. i. l-ill 1.1 H. A 1'. CAKl.UX.
t I.I. IT.IiSONS IM)
IS t.l) Tt) I t
I V. inr llireo tiiniiiha, i.r l.u..ir. uie rtipiee
lu't in make timitiat pnyiin'nt.
j ut U W li. x J. J. WHF.I.Ml.
II OU Mi's AND LOT
FOR ALE,
T ni: i'nr.iei(;r.i) ;i i i'.ns i;;..
It . . i. - i. ,.it I . t t. r .i r . li ia i i. i ,..
t H.-ri'iu nii'.:.-t. a It. v .i. i .en lr.ui Maiii
1 1;-1. ..u;h el !i nl tho I.i'lI. 1 he Imi-ih.
' i tw.. -!. i'- ..ii.-, 'in. I t:,u !i.'i.atii.u di.aira
'ile. T ni: .- I'o.ian.ailjto.
1 .1 2 Jm I.. B. COOI.F.Y.
f TKMiV Wl.I I X i i AND t'Ar.OMVK WEI
IL fcl.Ml, nl tlii' M.i'.o nt I rnuyliania, will
i.i.h niik'4 that 1 1 ' ii r i;i-Aif, ni D.o tniiniv
..f II. urn .ek. niul hiaie i't .ilu... iliti, tn tl:'i
'Mi day ni J inii.irv, i. ImJu, illi, hia in ll
u-.n in thoC.'Uil il v . iiiiiui.ii Ik-ua i-l saiil
ilaniii.rk cu'i'ly, llliin. i.(;aii'.iit Haul Henry
Vl.KIIIU Hlid I .(. i.llll'l V o n!-( ,oitii! t..i-ii.
tli.it a nut tlio in. i.ih i I Jin..-, l-i.J. .i..l Lai
ilme Woii.. tv. tl on :i ii n.? to, oi.t a.rce in
leru.arru'd '.lllh ;i!.l tltnry Wi-Miii. ho. nine
.mini. li d t.i b . nl Ki nry .n ur in il.e kiiiii m
-rventy in ill. i. a. Ihatuaid ilnh;l.le.liii a itar
nut reuit puitl, .mil praying ju.iiiirPlit HL."lli.Ht
-Ma d Iluury We'auu ami t ar-'line Wci.n f.-r
a tl riiilll nt diivui.lv di'il.HM. w Itti nit,-, :
it d ti.at they, the Raul 11, ury WeiHin anil
. .(i nline ii eiHi i;ji m o rt .pi i' .1 in h pear ai...
iiiMVur a..il peiihiui mi or l.ol..ru Lite tlurii
111 'II .lay nfier ll.o Mil d.iv if l''uhril.iry
iitrxi, and that an ui dor i.f ai.. 11 1, 111 out h i ii.
uuil m this cii-o. I'.aeil J 'iimi'y !nh. Ii;.;.
It .M. . L osiJii.
fly J . n. AU. T. DcNh, Lis Ally's,
jiu U ii .v
H. S. SHANNON,
M ATCHMAKER ASiU JEVtELI.lt,
J.l.V STIILU T, A T I UK VI. V STJXlt.
I.-'IXIl WATtlllX AM I '.III CAN' and
nWl.S:!. 111 hand at all tunes. HiKl'.-.n
ivatrhee oideri-d at any liitie when iviahod.
I'xrtii uhtr all.'lill"ii paid ti lll.l'AlllINi:
V'U UKSCl.tK'K.H i n I Ji.W Kl.l'.V.Iiu.in the
. omuioutat and nl a Voro tu iho ui 'at e. m
piloaled cl.r'.i.uineli.r. All dune J-riunptly.
GIVE 111.11 A CALL,
jar.!!
Tin and Stov e iStorc!
"f OIUMSOXA
11 .ltllS h iv-
If purchased the
slock ol
Move" and Tin
are
Of Adam:, & Ruth
rami and haviiiK
made lartie addl
linns thereto, are offorlnit larso stock ot
Stoves "I the boat patterns t
A ucat unil Laiulijoine l'nrlor Cooking
Klovo, very hitndsonia and economical,
I'urlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, of
different sios and paUerua. Alan, the good
old lashioiiud Th.S I'l.V t K Stoves.
A gousrui assortment of
TIN1V
A 11 E I - fiOC-
C?.i..v..,X
antly oo Sr-. Lra
kept onustantly on
uauit
as-We will
furnish: r V 1' ! V-4 j-T
.diolmni .:-'-:., ,-;-
Uercbanta
cock, und adjoining
counties, wnn Tin
ware, at a liberal
discount.
IE;a1
JOIi.WORK
Of all kinda dona with neatnesa and dispatch
particular allentiou paid to
Our work-shop Is under the charga of Mr.
Jinn T. C-ross, which la a lutfluieut guaran
tee that all work will ha doua la the boat
manner.
LIGHTNING-HODS
Put up and old onot repaired. A Jlbarsj pat
ronage solicited.
MOItniBO A U BO fid.
, rindtay, May 0. IsiiA.
$QO A, MONTH 1 AGENTS
wauled foe els entirely new articles, lust out.
Address O. T. QXIiit, Oity UulldlDK; Bidila
Md, Maine. wwMlrD
r "r'.ItfrpJ it
(aiinrdl.in'H Sale of Itcal
Italc.
Of M ATL'Iir) A Y, Til R lth DAY OP
February, ni;u, nt 1 o'clnrk P. M.,at ths
ti.nr of the Court llnniie In Klndlay. lihto.
will ho unlil tn the hlphftt lilodnr, the tnllnw
Ina real estate, a the property of Jnnlah
Hlialer, to wilt The undivided one-third
part i t the north naif nr tlie anuth eaet qaar
inr of eeetlnn Ave, (.1) In townahlp two, (1)
north, i, f ranKO eleven, (II) eaat, containing;
"l ai rua, more or Inaa. bnhpiit to the Ilia '
eitaie nf Klizaheth Hoy lo, therein.
Trim of Salt One third of purchase no
ney In hand, cue third Id one, end one-third
In two yearn, with lutereat, payable annual
ly, to he ueoured hy mortgage.
Appraise! ai etou. -
JOHUn MHAFKR,
fitiardlan of Joel a b Hhafer.
O'Va!., tlLACuroNo A Uahu, All'j-i.
I HlIU AW
H 1 A T l i M U iH T
or Tits condition or Till
Hartford Fire Insur'co Co.
On the 3lat Anf ol December, IMS,
mule Ii) tho Auditor of Ohio, puna
nut to thu Ntntuta of that Mtitte.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The imnio i f the rurrpany It the Fl a err nan
ihk Inki ncs CourAAY, and li looatsd st
ilai'llurd, Conn.
I. CAPITAL.
riie nmniint of IU Capital Stock
all paid up, la 11,000,000 CO
II. ASSETS.
Ca-li nn hand, In bank, and In Ilia
handa nf Aitenta, mid 111 cuuree
nt tnirNiniHHiiin l ,707 St
ll.'Hl Kitalo iininniimhergd UH.tKIO tM
I lie Unmla and atnnka 1,348,330 60
M li rrueivahle Tor luuni, aeeur.
ed by personal and collateral
si iuir.lv 21,294 (4
Ilenla and lu'ereit accrued, paya
ble January 1, l.Uu 1S,1J4 00
Total AiacU of Company 11,231,(47 65
III. LIABILITIES.
I.niiea ni'.) mtcd hi d not due, or
in iii j.ini d .. SG 1,1 13 63
All nt.'.er eliinna aaatnal '.he Com-
pany unpaid dividend. 18,226 00
Total Habllitlea 10,3:18 6S
IV. MISCELLANEOUS. .
i'l.e R-reateat arcniint lumired In
nt v one rink, except In apeoial
i'iii'. : 20,000 00
I'iu- ci eat at amount allowed hy the rules to
Le insured in any una city, tuwnnr trlllafa
(tcpeinls Uin liasie and how built.
The nn aie-il am n.nt all. tifut In he Insured In
any tine hluck tit-per.ds upon Its s.ie and
b.,,t built.
Tlie anii'iint nf Its capital or earnings depos
t'O'l many 'tin r Mate, aa recunty for loa
sea ihnrcin ilept.Mis made wiih Ohio, Iowa.
Ctliinrui.i, TeuneaHr-o and Missouri. la
pi'riit umiIh hereivith l.r lilil.
Hie .:liaiiur of saitt Ci uipuny ns (lied here-tuforo.
TIMO. C. AM.Y.V, rtesidenU
lino. 11. CUll', aoc'y.
STATU OF CONNECTICUT, I
Cot sty ur ll.iurvoiio. I
rrrancallr itppean d Timn. C. Aftyn, Presl
lent, and t,en. M. Cmi, eoelary ot'toa Uart
m il Kit u liuuirance C, n.pauy, and made oath
thai the Pu eroirif muti ment hy them sub
..ei lei-J. is a toil, triio, anu enrreut statement
nt the i.naira nf - a.d Company, and exhibits.
u f ' r aa can be aacerauied at this date, lla
aotnal cnndiui n ou the thirty Ural day ol De
ceit. ber, 1"U.
CIURLKH W. JflUNSOS,
itvmi-. Juntico ol the l'eace.
Oi rii't or Ai pitob nr Ftatn, )
Cm-rum s, l., Jan tl. 1 till.
It In ' r.rehy cei t II ul that the Inrcgnlng la
a c.'i'i-,:i t ('.'py nl tl:o auienirtit nt cnmliunn
t I'e' llarllord 1 lie Insurance Company, of
.liirttnrd. ni nlo to and Hied In this i luce, for
the year lDii.
W ,inos my hand .tnils'al t'llle'a'ly.
JAd. II. I.UUMAir,
t-KiL tasii' Auditor ol blata.
rt uTiFtriATK ov AtTfioniTT.
Tn i xplre on tlio flint d.iy of January, 1807
OtficE nr tiik AfiiiToa or Ktat,1
Iiimii unco foiuii Inienl, J-Ci
li ill. n, ()., Jan. u, l.Mi3.
IViiEiti AH. t'.e llnrtf. rd Kirn Iii-iiniiiee Co.,
iiirate'i at Haiti, rti, iii the ftale I Conneo
. lie it i, h. li ml in i.l. is i llico a sanrn Htatenient
..I n . . u.l.t on, as ri tiiui'd hy the Ural lee
I i:en. I llm at I " to rn.ul.ilo limurante Com-
I .in ft nut ii.ini'pi.rat d hy the hlate ct
. in ' i ,ised Apr.l .a, I .","!. and a men di d Feb.
i, l-i I: ml, I t re is, rani 1 1 ninany has fnr
i.u.iu.. il.e iiiidt'i'i. tini d saliaiacit ry erideiica
hai. t i ,1 pi'-i-n-t il t f a; least One Hundred
lln iiMiid lillaiiti l iiuliial cupilal Invested
in kincka, or bi.u 'a, i r in niminn.es of real
eittale. wi rth ttntihlo tlio aniount lor wluali
the same is iui.rii;i'd ; niul, whereas, said
Company hue tl'etl in I hi t llice a wrilteu ta
Iriiu.ei.t under ns em pnrate seal. siKtied by
,l.e IM't'tiutnt hiul r'ctiLlary thetet.i, autbo
r..in any aent or iiKeiita of eaid Compuny
in tiiM Mate tn iiekiii w Ittte service ot pro
ciin. inr ::i -1 in Ichult nt suld Couipauy ao
cn-ulU'S tn law.
N..w, Hi. rei.'i e, tn piiriuani-e of the first
rti'i t ! n i, I Hid atureMild act, I, Jamis H. God
va.v, Ami I.r or State I.r Ohm, do hereby
.'cr'My that itaid ll .r.t. iil Fire insurant e Co.,
I lla.ir.Til. is am hnrtxt d tu transaottha
iut,iet. . l-'ire InMiraree tn this State until
the tiii.t, -Ilrt day t,t Jatiuary, tnthajesr
u.o Ih 'iiit.iii.l eii:lit l.tindreil an'.t sixty-seven.
In witue-s wherent, 1 have hereunto eub
.erllt.d n.y uaii.e, and caused the seal ol oiy
..l!i o lo hu iillix.d the day and year abuva
wiitli'li. JAS. U. liUDUAN,
t-KAL. Auditor of ttiate.
I liorehy certify, that the above Is a true
copy or cei till. -ale of aiitlu rliy made and da
livnreil to the Uartlurd Fire Insurance Com
pany, 1 y'Janies U Uotlinan, Auditor, Wllhtha
ah tl ol hia olllce Ihereto attached.
In loaiiniouy wherei f. 1 have hereunto sub
cnl;ed my name and aillxod tbe seal of said
Company, this lulu dur ut January, lautl.
UliU. M. Culf, beo'y.
For Policies, call on
31. 1 ItOOD, Agent,
feh'i -3w FlndUy, Ohio.
HARDWARE!
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STOVES AND TINWARE,
At Mi Old Stand, UortH of
Head Qaarten.
Nails, Glass,
- Tljilt Wells. Lamps,
llraae aud Copper Kettles,
Oil Cloth, Ac.
Whlnh he nnsr offAPS at. IMm h..uAM
market. All kinds of Stove ooustantly on
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JOB WO RE, -
ALL WOEK WARRANTED. "
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