The News-Herald from Hillsboro, Ohio • Page 3

Matters about Home. Bnheerlbnrt receiving their paper! with, an n.arked opposite their names, will understand that the tint (or which they hv paid hu expired. To Advertisers. dsir advertising patron! will oblige at by han1lB( la thslr favor a early as Tuesday, In order to icur their InMrtloa the mm k. No Train Since Tuesday Noon.

the trnios duo bere TnesdT evening, and to day (Wednesday) at noon, both failed to arrive, and op to 4 o'clock, when we went to press, nothing bad been beard of the eaiwe of the deten tion. There, is a rumor brought by a man from Lccsburc, that the engine ran Into a iree and burst its boiler, but this may not bo reliable. The telegraph wires have been blown down by the high winds prevailing for the last two days and we are therefore unable to got any dispatches. I- Thuraday Mornlng.Th train arrived last evening. The detention mi caused by tre felling on the fcnRtne nd crippling It, on Tusedny afternoon, near Weetboro.

Ko one wet hurt. the News. Liberty Tp. Union Meeting. At a meeting of the Union men of Liberty Tp.lield pursuant to notice, on Saturday afternoon, March IB, Capt.

II. Mullenix was railed to the Ctiair, and C. S. Bell appointod Secretary. On motion, the meeting proceeded to nominate Township and Corporation tickets, to be supported at the ensuing April Election, with the following re suit: TOWNSHIP TICKET.

Trustees C. Harvey Glenn, John Barry. Treasurer Initio F. Heads. Clork-C.

8. Bull Assessor J. D. Constables A. Manning, M.

It. Wil- lott. CORPORATION TICKET. Mayor Washington Poggoit. Recordor J.

W. Treasurer I. F. Roads. Marshal A.

Manning. Counoilmeo I'a'itl Harsha, P. Janes, C. B. Fred Zme, A.

Sams. Farm for Sale. See advcrticnicnt of a Farm for sale, by Mr. Isaac Robb. Important to Deserters.

We oall ttcntion to the President's Proclamation in regard lo deserters published etha Provost Maishal of I bit District. Tub Entertainment This Uvenino Wo have socn tho projiraunno of the Concert and Literary Entertainment, Tliia Evening, at the M. Church, for the benefit of the Soldiers' Aid Society, and can promise all who attend rich musical and intellectual treat. Two Colloquies will be spoken, in costume, entitled "Representative Women, and "Columbia and tho Muses." These ttloue will be worth the price of a ticket. On Tuesday afternoon we had first thunder showor of the season, accompanied.

with considerable hail. The weather continues warm and pleasant, farmers have already commenced plowing. Thus far the indiootiona favorablp for an unusually early Spring. DeAth Old Citizen. We are called upon to wcord the death ef another of our oldest citizens, Mr.

Robert Stuart, who died last Sunday. after a rong and painful illness, Dropsy, tie had been a resident this place for ttio Inst 50 years, and was welltoown to the people of the county generally. By his industry, strict in- trgrity atid lt)se attention to business, he amassed a handsome competency, and enjoyed the respect and esteem of who knew him. He opened the Erst SSaddlcr'a Shop in Hillsboro, and with his eons, carried on the business at same trtetid foroverO years. He about 75 years of age, and leaves, widow and four children to mourn loss.

"Sumter." An Original Poem, thia i uggeatira title, written by Miss Wary Warren, the aooomplished leading teacher at the College for sever al years, past, will be recited by the thor, the Entertainment for the Bene fit iOf the Soldiera Aid This Evening, at the M. E. Church. i Lv- Capt. L.

Quthbie, late 50th Ohio, called on us last week; regiment has recently been consolida ted with the DDlh, vthioh throws officer 'of both' Tfgirnonta out' of Captatp ia opt.Z- le la now at home with his family Leesbrirg, enoyioga period of well- earned rest, after over tw9 yeara atduous apd honorable aerviue. I 'I 1 Hiss tlOOWFELLOW! one of Teo'ehers of fbe' College, whose JSssay read) it'the lajt Eibibition was so justly adrpiroa, will read another at the Sol diera' Beet fit This ISvaning, at the E. 'Churoh. Its tjtlp ia "Spots Prophetie Blue." Mm PuiLps, anothor of the will also read an original tbe title of whiol) is not jfiyon in programme. 0.

Ii, Court adjourned on Tuesday morn ing, having boon in session just one There wore no jury trials of in terest to the publio. The Grand Jury found only two or three indictments all for minor oflenocs. They refused to And any bill against Baskin for killing West. It will be remembered that the Grand Jury last spring found a bill against him for Manslaughter, which was nolle by the Prosecuting Attorney at the Ootober term of Court, together with all the othor indictments found at the Spring term, on aooount of legal informality iu the manner of drafting the Jurors. The refusal of the Grand Ju ry for the present term to find any in dictment against Siskin cannot fail to oxcito strong suspicions that a majority of the Jury were inflaenocd by parti feeling, in disregard of their sworn duty 88 Jurors, which requires them to in quire into and present all violations of the law, "without fear, favor or aflco tion." We hove of course no means of koowing what transpired in the Jury room, but the frets known to the public, we think nro fully sufficient to justify suoh suspicions.

The first Important and woll known fact is the killing of West, by Baskin, which is not doniod, and which all will admit was a serious crime, whether it was technically murder," "manslaughter or homicide." The case is brought before tho Grand Jury, and they arc 'specially charged by the Court as to what constitutes the various degrees of homicide It then became their sworn duty as Jurors to inquire into the f'uots and present an indictment in accordance therewith. By their refusal to do so, they have virtually de clared that the killing of West was not a violation of luw not a crimo at all I How they can rcconrile such a declaration to their consciences, as honest, law 'abiding men, passes our comprehension. Another fact which the publio will regard as Mgoifleant, is that the same wiencssos Wire before the Jury, who testifi last spring, when an in- by dictmcnt for Manslaughter was found, and it is not claimed that any ieto evi-ihmre wns presented, which influenced the present Jury, in refusing to find a bill, In ndlition to all a mnjorify of thtj nrors ara known to be of the same political party as Baskin. Put ting all theso cireumstuncra together, wo leave tho publio to derive whether tho Jury did or did not di.tohargo its duty, in oooordanoe with iis sworn and rolcmn ohlipatioas. Btskin is of course roleaso.l fr om bsil aud free to go where he pluses, "Out of the Jaws of Death." the ere of of all the was a Capt.

Ad. H. Glenn, of (Jo. 89th 0 V. arrived at homo last week, from his long imprisonment in Dixie," and was welcomed by bis relative and friends, ns one rrscucil from the very ws of death." lie is looking quite well, hut his nervous system in still tnncli shnttcred, from tha of a srvcre attack of yellow fevor lust win'er, fin, with a number of other officers of the 8J)ih, including Capt.

trrett, cs caped from the rebol guards, whilo our prisoners were bcin transferred from Columbia, to Charlotte, on Sherman's approach, but after traveling several nights, they became so weitk that they were unnble to proceed further, and were forced to pivc themselves up agsin ss prisoners. They were Boon afterwards tken to Wilmington fur exchange, wherp they were paroled, and once more tisted tho sweets of liberty. Cnpt. Glenn left Capt. Barrett at An napolis, too feeble to boar the futigue ol travel without resting for a brief period.

He was rapidly recovering at last ac counts, and may be expeoted at homo soon. 1 The only privates of Cos, A and of tho 89th, thus far known to be exchanged, are Thomas Hern and George Brooking, both of Co. A. They havo not yet reaohed List of Men Drafted in Highland County, March 21st, 1865. PAINT TP.

100 per rent. Additional. I Original Vrnfl, 1'ltiinmar John SanniMl Itetntebeuga Honry I) Olnpriett Ntithan llouter Micheel Slir JohnJaokaon Ttaar Tavlor Jolm Thorn as ffponce TAwrnee Kverheart Hanmel Oooxh William Hughey Simeon Uoa'- Aniealah Baldwin BRUSHCREEK TP. the John Oall James Price John Countryman Jiunes Rnll Beeil Henry Srunmhorn Sanrnrd Sosera Iteese Wolfe William ferllnrlsr Haranel 0 Bvid F.dmund West (Mn-nelina llnnman George Ocorge Bnll NoUon Butler Jeoioe Jeuklna FAIRFIELD TP. Anrnneni I.

Podlgo John Brlilwell lurid Anders Jatob Beeea DOBSON TP. the in of the Benfainin Bontright William Pflster TImmiiw Molef' fPhlllp Jlirnaa Frederic Pastor i Mlrhael riousard ii eoater i i f'hurlea llueston rlenemi A Si-lf Anthony 1 Htroup neuiel MiCun Thomas liamorsley Walknr Htroup loho A Wrhtht Oorije McCoy Ml ml Pue l.ewia llone Thomas Webstar William gibspi) Andrew KTtink John Flshac Otile O'Brien aamitel Luriwlok '1 tihrletlan Smllhirall John LiRKett Pi nihroke Uavidson Alexander fiandera Bartholomew Uoylaud r. Peter Tedrlck 1 Hutch Murphy Joseph Allisou John Prutt HAMER TP. Wllllnm Miller Inhn Sironu Michael Landea Thomas lieamnu Jatnas FohcIi Jonathen Oook beiaiml Wilkin of sy, the Mr. Dawsoi showed us a few days ago, a Tombstone, of the Quest Italian marbln, and of very handsome design and execution, whioh be has Just fioisli-ed at hi Shop, near the College He istucning out good work at very rcaton- able pricou, THE UK.

HI AND WEEKLY NEWS IB PCD LI8IIED EVERY THURSDAY MOftNlSO. Office of Publication, on Main afreet, east of High, up Btalreovor the Pout Office. TEIlMa All. 8UB80BIBIR3. Single one year.

So month I 51 11 niunlhe WParment Invariably In advene. No Deter scut by null longer then the time paid for. fc3PAn aitraconv will he mint irrnlU. fur avorv club of TrKiubsorlbersal the above rates. WrTo Sohflcre or their fatullie we will tend the pa per far 111 ayoar.

TOWN SUnSC'BinKRS. To Hnhsrrlnrrslln Hillsboro and vlclnltv. the Ifrwa will be promptly delivered by Carrier, or et the Post Ohlce or office uf publication, ou the following teruii: In advance, or within 1 month 1 rn At tho end of IS montha 2 7A At the end of the year 3 (10 payment preferred In all eases. Subscribers will he notiflm! of tha expiration of their time by a cross on their papers, or by blllsonclosel. B.

Wdonot illarontlnn pnper aent to Tow Bubacrlbera unless specially ordered to do ao, nor nntil all arrearages are paid, a general nil. failure to order a dleronllnuance la considered at equivalent to ordorlngtlie i apercontlnned, Rates of 'TRANSIENT ADVERTISING. One aqunra, one week, Back additional 60 All transient advertising, fora thortrr time than 1 montha, charged at the above ratea. One square Two acjnnre Three XX column column 2 column column mos. S.O) ...10.00 2n.no ,..,35 llfl ST.no H.no 14.00 ie.no SO 00' 30 no 1" m.

SI 2.00 moo 20.00 2.VO0 soon 40 no 80.00 fa lo llnee of thle type, occupying abotit one inch of epace, mike a erniaro. Nnt'ree of Bunerolent, Rullglntu and Mterary Boole, lice, hnlf-prlre. Ohlttierv (oacept those of Soldlore) 6 cent per line of worde. All Ailvnrtlacrnonta kept In eper.lal plarea. 2.t percent.

ndilltliin.il. Adverilnmenta displayed with large type, charged ccordinirto file npnr occupied. Admltilelrnlnr'a Notlcoa, plrorce Notlcee, Hoad No-tlret, Attti'-htncTtt Noticee, and all other trenetetit ed be pe Id for before lnertlon. The tfv for e.lvertlelntr ell I.eal Notlrea, niuet be paid bnfore tiroof of pnbltcatlon le made. HAMER TP.

From the 11th O. V. C. Private Joseph W. Ambrose, of Co.

0, 11th 0 V. C. arrived at home last week. He has been detached from the retimr-nt as telecraph operator, and expects to he stationed at St. Louis or some? point on the Missouri river.

He left Fort Lnraroie on the 23ih of Feb-runry, and reports that tho old Bjttal-ion of tho 11th reaohed Omaha City about tho 10th of this month, on its way home, its term of forvice having expir ed. expected to remain at Omaha about a week or ten days, to be muster, ed out and paid, when they would start for home. Mr. Ambrose says the hoys of the old B.ittnlion speak in the highest terms of tho pallmt and skillful conduct of (Jtl. Collins, in the la to battles with tho Indians, and the Colonel is equally warm in praiso of bis men, who fought like veterans.

C'ipt. Khinehart, of Co. was killed I hy Indians, ncor Dicr-Creek Station, nbout the 24t.li of Fehruary. ITe had heen out scouting and is supposed to havo fillon into an ambuscade while sen uratcd from his men. Hon.

It. Clahkk's Reply to C. A. Wiiitb. Let none fail to read Mr.

Clarke's clear and unanswerable argument on the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery. Our first impres- ions of its ability ara fully eon firmed by the more careful readinjr wo have since givun it 111- jjcujml- in i ue i-isin i wisrrtur l'isiiy reel prou'J oi ttieir new Bepres'intative. Interesting to Farmer'. A woll- written communication, on a sul ject of great importance to the farmers of our oonnty, will be. found in our Tanner's Depsrtmnnt" this wrek.

The eupceat. ions of the writer aro worthy of attentive consideration, with a view to rrfcrm of the porious evils which ho points out. Wo shall be glud to hear ngtin from D. as well as from other correspondents, who an interest in the agricultural improvement of our county. I'iiojnix InscranceCo.

The annual exhibit of this company, published in anothor column, shows it. to hnve ample resources to meet all losses, and maintain tho character it hns acquired as a prompt, sound and reliablo company. If you want safe insurance, call on tho Agont, Mr. II. Clayton.

April Election. The fte for announcing candidates is S2. nnvuhle strictly in advance. CONSTABLE AND MARSHAL. We are authoriied to annoimi-e A MANNING as candidate for to the offlcea of tkinstahle Liberty Tp.

and Muisl.ul of JliH.boro, at the April election. niai-liKe TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Weare authoiited lo announce that .1011 ii. KEN. NEK will bea onndlilate lor Aseoseur of Liberty Tp.nt the eusuluit April election.

Commercial Financial. Hillsboro Produce and Grocery Market. Corrected every Wednesday. HILLSBORO, March 22, 1865. lour bill, retail B.flaBWI urted Apili; cwl, a6XI fouthes.tti, Wheat, white bu al 0 Hams, 2'm2h red, al 40 Shoulders, Corn, Sides, leuu Outs, :70 Lard, Barley, el S5 N.

0. Sugar, liar, ton, alA IN) Coftee, Clover Seed, bush, alt SO N. O. Molasses also Timothy Seed bu, SoOaS 50 Kornboai 14 al Butter, lb, a-10'fee, 3 OOu'J EKra.doz, alii'Z Rioe, Ih, llheeae, al Oandlea, reuth.ia.lb., White Fish, Uhl, White Boana, bo. la'JOO Mackerel, Fotatoaa, bush, a lal .1 Wood, cord, 8 6oa00 Weekly Review of the Cincinnati Market.

Weekly Review of the Cincinnati Market. For the Week ending TUESDAY EVENING, March 20, 1865. Wheat, white, bu -i 00ii? tiy roathora, lb, red, 1 ti8.il 70 Hoga, 1.1 OO.iliI Corn, eoiDo; Oats, 707li; Sugar, Ji.O.,lh, levaW Barley, prime 3fnl 40 Molaiwes, N.O.gal.l Uoul llay, Lain, ton, 2ia'i1 do Muckorol, Ko bl, OlovorHoed.bu, 14inal4 White Fish, 'A bbl.O ftuU Timothy Heed, U0af 'JSlOoftea, rt FlaiUeed, aV 70 (Jundles, common, Ri Applos, green, hbl 0 50u7 00. jftln1 dried, lb llVl-f-i'! Coal III yard, bu. i'in Potatoes, bit, 4 0oa4 To! Whisky, a2 Flour, siiperhne, 7 00u7 'if).

Lard Oil, No. 1, 2 Butter, Roll, lb. siJaao Coal Oil, Uacim Hams, lb, 1023 Choose, lb, lilaMi Lard, Ih, Beans, bush, sJ Mna Pork, Ubl, aid Sell. Uumxbeiiud tlhlo.bu, afO r.illon II. CARDS, HANDBILLS.

The Spring buelnrea la abnnt opening, and are prepared to print llan.llillla, Bualneaa Cerde, Vetera, Bill lloada.and every variety of Job Work, I ai the neateet atyle and at the loWeat prleea. llnahftne Men will And It to their advantage to adrertlae theif al-mil In this way. i i S. 7-30 LOAN. authority of the Secretary of the Treeaury, the un-drrlgnerma aaaumed tli General Subaerlptloa Agency for the rale of totted Btatea Treaaury Notea, bear.

Ingeevenand throe tenth percent. Intereat, per annum, known ae the SEVEK-THIflTY LOAN. Theaa Botnt are leaned under data of Angnat ISth, 104, and are payable three yeara from that time, lu curren cy, oram convertible at the option of the bolder Into U.S. 5-20 Six per cent. GOIDBEABIHG BOOTS Tbeeebonda ara bow worth a premium o( nine pel IncHdlng gold Intnreet from which make.

the actual profit ou the 7-30 loan, at em-rent ratee, lo eluding abont ten per cent, pur annum, be eldee IteexrmpMe from State nni meaieiiHil Ititutio hicid(Uromontlellirt4per (. more, accerdlug the jate levied on other property. The Intereat la pul ablu aeml-anuually by coupona attached to each which mnybe cut offend eold lo any bank or bauke The Intereatamount to One cent per day on a note. Two eeute JloO Teu 20 $1000 -g JGUOO Note or all the dciiomlnatlona nnrard will be prompt ly furnlahrd upon receiptor aubsoriptlona. Thlala THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET uow off'-rcd by the and It la conSd-iitly expected that Ita euporlor advnntngee will make It the GREAT rori LARLOlXOFTHC TEO PLK.

J.eea than rere.iln undd, which will probably bidiepoard ofwilhin the next AO or DOdeya, when the notes will undoubtedly oommand aprtuiium, aa haa uniformly keen the case on closing the subscriptions lo other Loans. In order that rltitrna- of every town aud eertivn the country muy banffordi-d (ucilltlea for taklu the loan the National Dunks; State Prlrete Bankera throughout the country have generally agreed to receive auber.riptione at Subscriber! will select their own I0B1 Ihey have confidence, and who only ar to be responsible for the delivery ofthenotea whkhthey reccheordere. JAY COOKE, StuiscaiftioN Aoiisr, rMledWji. iti tr. llvcaivrn by the Hll.LMlOHO NATIONAL BASK, and MUST NATIONAL HANK OF GREENFIELD.

I- Hillsborough Female College 1 Hw, Xlillalorotisli, Olilo. F.V. AI.I.KK T.THOMI'SON, A. M. ProeMrnt, pro A'sV 9ietd bv fitr rooipefent lu 1 1.

I.itur dry Teaclieie In Music, and ffnrtlio iimI Tfiml )lii AXMH BHfKN, in the Pafiillne; ail'l IlroV.iop Itrvnrtloelits, would annt.linre to prrseut Mtroo the in-iiturtnn, timt llm winter ferm oImhi on V. Marrh itli a Must. I I I si. k. 'Jiuircii, for tiw ieiietit of tho Soldiers' Aid Iiul.

Tli tin- Snrlnj: Terni III rommeiice April 111" I'wiMOlllEf lyl'l'lll till. 'II I linrfliouru i Tiiriirr, will Le uu.lirtlie rontrol i.r the I'res lot-lit oi vne iioero oi iriiHieer. ii. i iioiiiumhi i mi his wife, vh hern to nmke Oolleiro tln-lr hiiuio for the Hprinir end 8nniuier. Vuiinir lyiolies fri.m a lilMnore wi-hlus rooms, riqurstcd lo notify the undrrslicued immediately, tint few itUfll.if;i-i rooms ri'nolin.

I or ti'cuurs, utvti'K pric-i nno I'Tiier iiirm matiuti i a or aR uls elo 2(1 jll 18 a0 ton ri. wio oOa'ii 7S asuSS HiiiM A 17 rfaA7 no fioOO I HIGHLAND FE5I.1LE INSTITUTE. rirlIE SVMMKTl TRHM ofth will ji, on Murcli '8, RuJclwfic TKItMS Pnilnnry Itrimrtntent $10.00 Prtumry Dfpftrtmaiit 5 Timf ritmrtital Music, Vitcnllr. itjttn nntl Frcnrli, oxtr. Fir Bunrdliig an'l otlifr prtrffftiliirti np.vto iiurl.w.1 K.M.(7U.Nr.!jrrtAIU, Prlnrlpnl.

Martin Gutndge'a Estate. btw-n duly Hpi'oiiilfl ntnl 4itttliflp(l as Ar1in.nit.lra-lor un tht KetHie tt Im tin OutrMirn, lute of III aliUii'l roiititv, Ohio, Tht Jti itnv Mttrch, Hii6. JOHN 11. Kl'KN KIKLL), Adnif uiitcafor. Notice.

FAHMEHS and others hevlnr Sacks marked "Lewis l'ajrln," will pli nsn lrt tiat them In lininr. iliiitnly, and harethem with MI1.I.KH KVANS, ll. M. H. FAdlN.

Muri niarOlf Ritg-grics. A NICE A8SOUTM EM on hand, A Alfo Iron, KniU. Flax WhcrK Corn Sliflli-rs, mid lUktu, And Dlwitliig's Cur l'laatvr, auj a general AajHortlTHMlt of For salo by SAMS 4 NELSON, mar2ff Tllgli St.oiiolte Oourt "XT -A. JL XJ -A. 33 3L.

33 FARM FOR SALE WIT II IS 1 miles of HUlilioro, on the old IMki, centalntiiR 182 m-rcn nf oxcollent lnml, Spring ot tinewa't-r ia muuly eveiy flolil, Appi I'oncU mrcliArit, 4U rvH lu Uuiu of ruome, two Cellars, rnrgo Barn and othr Dctiij Will be Sold ou Liberal Terms. For further partlonlara airily on the pre'tnl'ee, frhMtf T. J. tirOHES. West ipnd of Walnu Hiljr.boro, near tM Fernole College.

Joh Dawson, Proprietor. WHERE he will lie 1 pleased to fiiniish as good work all( U1a. terlal as at low jirfces aa cau be obtal ed iu Southern Ohio. ri Frhruary 31, 1SW, jons BAWSON. feMHyl KEEP, YOUR FEET DRY, ron Good Boots Shoes.

GO TO Jacob Ncliilly, Hhyrt Stivwt on door wiwt of High, 1'rVcM And All work ri'titd in HilUI'orA, rr, I'-, U.4. df.l.'tf of for -r-r- '1 t. (.11 the old Stand of George Mar fit,) Would r53l)ectfully'inforin their friends' and the public generally that tltoy have on hand a complete assortment of r. STAPlAj3 FANCY ill- Carpels, Cloths Cassiyicres, mms, shoes, i i ti Hats and Ciips, Gents' rurnisliing Goods, Dress J'j (, 7. Bleached afid Bro 'JMiftlin Hoop Skirtf, llosierv, ae- the l.a So- otli.

vj the are a 00 Wlxioh Soil hi VERY LOitliiJES .15 flB JH.lt. ZZ2 iS SHm Ploa.so call and examine tjiclr Stock Vef'Jjp Vur" chasing elsewhere. ITItiln South Slflc, lor.c;ist or II lffli St. boro, o. February IS, 18i.

OPES, OFFtTIS too CASKS fit ID AT Extraordinary Lorn trices! t'ONSISTINQ OF frudc a aiI Mvin to SILK, jLfJ CLOTH, CniW' fur, 'rTT'n) Ohio, g'rv HATS. v. Men's, Boy's, Youths' and Children's Boots, McnV, Boys' Youths' anA ChjUlfch's Shw Misses' afliCUjldmc Buskins," 'null "vSciUdnls, Kubbof versW's, Set. ciitlcmcus Furnishing: Goods such1 as Shirts, Glove. Hosiery, Collars, Hahdkcr.

chiefs, Undcrwfprj Trunks, Sacks, Satchels, Ac. In Uio, above line of goods I am. prepared to show the largest and best aasojUncht this, side of Cincinna ti, at prices that defy Call and see. i1 rsi'l, lo, H'4 wnsi.KYcopi:?, High t. lliililoio, n.

fv)i PHCENIX Insurance Coinpnny, or- HARTrORD, CONN. CtTATF.MltKTOF THE COMHTION OF TUX PBfB-s nl lniiirsure on the thlrty-flrsl da, of lircember, ISM, maitn to the Amlltor of Ohio, panasat lo the Statute uf that State. NAM I AND I.OCATtOH. The name of the Cmiiany IsTIIK I'IMCKIX INSCB. ANi'E tU.MHANT,aiil ia locate! at llirlfkrl, Cotjk.

I. CAPITAL. The amount ol Ita Capitnl Stork Is S'KVryti rs) Die auiennt of its Cullal Stork pahl up, 00 II. ASjitrS. Pssh of the Company on hand anil In the haotlsof Mflents A other ierenus 00 spor-e en uaua ana in tire' nanas or Aleuts i '2 Ai-en iiuhttP'1 lulrrest on loanr I Ut Koiitls nJ stocks oisusit hjr the Company (as per accompanying 4 l)tlte ilue the Company, secured hy mortgage (ae per aeromp'c foiiehers.) D'-hrs othetwlse aocuml, loaned on ink anrl S.

Stocks Atnoiiut loancj on ersoual ercurlrj 4, lit 4S 00 VAX 00 Oil fM Total assets of the Company. tT in. MABir.iTiKs. Th am Mint of Hnl.llillM, iluenr uot ilue, to It inks and oth-r aIJuled and due I.tiefe arlju.teil adjusted end not due Iaissss in so. pome, wallihg for further proof i All other ngalnst the Company, email, for printing, Total Ifot.a, None.

lilt f.KOO 0 l.OUO I 1K.11J i I II tarr an, Jamisrj 1, lift. ST4.1T OF CONSEi'TU'lT, I (MtSTVor Ilsarrun, F--rin illy apiiearol, II. Kf. 1.010. President.

and WM.B. Cl.AllK. Secretary of IhePIIUCMlS IMtl. ANi'K COM PAS' r. aad severally made oath that the totnoiruosi aiiowiwlsaun oeifi.

iirore me, tiiiouuE ii. nuuntcK, sr.ai. irixr Moury Futile. Orrirfi or rnt Acetroa or Jvsta, Columbus, Ohio, January 5, 1S4A, It le certlSed, that the foregin Is a correct ropy of the Matrmentof Condition of the FIKXKIX INCIt.ANt'K (iiUPANV, of lUnfunl, mad to and died in this for the year lfi A. itness tuv hand and seal otn-Hllv.

JAMttS II. flOTHMX, fsiAl.) (svaar.) Auditor of Stat. CERTM'fCATll OF AlTlloniTY. To expire on the 31st day ol January, 18M Orrtcr or tub At airoa or tfravi, Inanrene Peparlmnnt, l'olunhni. Jen.

ISM. Wnr.nais, The CO. lora- ted at llartfonl. In the rtdtte of Connecticut, haa Sld In thia otlice a is-nm ataUment of Ita condition, as reiolreil by the ftret sevtloti of the act 'To raf. late Jnturarro not tnrorp(ratttd oy tba Slatrof Ohio," passed April StS.

W.V1, and auended Fchruary rh, ler.l sod Whereas, said Company has flirnlslipff the wiotersllied evfdenoe IhaS it Is. ps.rid of al ast ONat THOUS. or srtnnt capital invests. i la Blocs a or Hind, or ill M'rrtgairrs of Real Kstetes worth I.nl'te the am-unt f. which the same I.

mortxaireel I and vVhareae. enid C'jnipaujr haa flled ia thia ofltce A written iastrutiisnt nmier its1 corporate seal, awuesj-Ity the rri'Sldent aud tiecratary tbereraf, authorlalac atiy Ag-nt or Agtoita of ssid Company in this Slate to arkiiovrieiigre seruco or prca-ess, tor aud III behalf A Cj.Omiit, to the terms ol asld law. .1 1 Now, Therefore, In pHrsiisnoa of the' Seat 'eeedesi the afirresaid act, JAXKS Ii. tor of rltate f'hlo, do herehy earllfv thet seld imrENIX JtibCKANOK of Hartford, Const Is authorlcrd to trsusart the business of Ftra fosiiranrs In thia Stale! aatll he tlilrtyflrsl lay of in 'the ear one thousand eight hundred and ixtv-sti. IN WlfSUin Wlir.ItEOF, I have hereunto anb-errihed iiv name and caused tha aea.1 of my office ta he ara the au leer ahova written.

JAMES H. OODMAK, sTAXr.J Auditor of Bute. at ali tho cities, Kiwus, and principal p.aees intne Ullea Males. Branch Oflloo, Cinoinnatl, Ohio. II.

II. General Agent. I'olWe. promptly lsrned by ll. F.

CLAYTON. A(r't. murii Hillsboro, ohia. Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. IN ITKHftNCg of an order of the Probate Conrt of Hiirhlsn I Omnty, Ohio, made on the ioih day of 1 ohru.iry, A.

V. Ie0 in tlie case of Kdaln Arthur. 0'iardiMi of Kllzahi.th S. llipKlns, Karah Margaret lligius and Johu W. IUgius, against his said Wards nml TloiTiias .1.

Uipfiu. tlie underpinned will, on tha 27th Kv of March. A. 0. 1K0A, at 2 o'clock P.

M. at tha door or thtni-t Uju.rlo ilillboronpn.lnsaldeounty, ofTcr at public s.ilo, the undivided one-third of the following desctiheil teftl estate, i.ituateln Illjhliind coun-ly, Ohio, and bounded and dtciDed ss follows, to-ssit: A ttabtof laud lying on lUrdln's Crock, and begin. Tung ist two oaksaed a bla.k Kiim on the bank of a small bren.di, acorncr to James Wright's lot Ko. 7 in tha original south line; thence N. S3 4S E.

IIS toe stMke In tlie original line 'bi bene S. NT K. 6-100 polm from a riofwuod and S. i Uf K. Sf.lfn rttioth'-r coru.r to imfs Wrtpht'a lot Ko.

11 i thence N. IS IT Wf. ISO and U-100 pof a stone winch 17u W. 1 pole from an elm aud V. So'Sil' K.land Ml-I K) poles from a white walnat then.

4.V W. allh a line of lot No. 9, 123 K.ee te throe sniear troes and a lvtrn. rnrtier to lots N'na. 7, and 11; theiireoii a lino of lot Xo.

7 S. 18 13" K. Its oa-pw pole to the beghibiiigcositaintiig 113 aereo, in. or less and which tract is 'mora particularly known as lot Ko, IS of a nuncy of acre cm part of a military warrant No. 2741- Also, a tract of land knownaslot Ko.S on the a rh' able ol a survey of ai'es of lend on part of a mill-tary wan-ant Ko.

711, on lid 'traters of Faiut creek, and tioinidcd as follen-H ftiyUmitig at thrr atusr trees and a mm, eomer 4a Fno Holme, end S'riht, rniiuinir thenoe N. 16 3 V. with Knns Holmes's line 14.1 US) roles to a ahileouk in the orijiual north line thenca 8. fi a It W. 1 poleirou tlie original liue to a atnke aad atone, corner to lot Nu.

Mimic S. 1Ss 13' K. ltd 87 100 poles, ci'ANiM a small creek, to a stake and etmie In lohn WiiKhi's Hue, crupr to lots Noa. 5, 11, 7 ami ihrnr. N.ii:jo 13 poles (cto: sing a small creek in lu coiirsn) to thr containing 109 aerea, up.

re or Ires enhjertto the life estate therein th aidlh.MiiaaJ.ifliiiiK. TI' on the day of sate, oue-jhii-d in one and one-third in two years ifroin th day of sale, the d-ferred payments to he secured by mnrrpi.pe the premises sold, and hear lutereat at thr rate of per centum pnr annum, payable aunually. i a ppraioeu iweniv-Hii nnioireo oonars, KHWIK VLoavr tSrtr.ti. Avtomeja. F-b.

21st, lr. is. f.d23vvr,pr'.fH'S18 St OV THE OiHIlfulbH nnl Milfard Turcptl-o, about forfr nillfs wen cf'Uirf, rOl'KKT BOOK, rontnf tilfiif moiity in irtciilnel(ff and ror" rtai-v m4 uninr iors lUtrd mi lilUlro.iii4 cnfitttin in ibr n-iThfO of Perry "Brock, IT. Tartar ud rat othm. TIia owor can tiarn it hy pniiif (frofr tv, itnyinr for thi nurt RtMrstitux A.

Mil.LKR, maivri rhMllortthe, Ohli. Good Farm for Sale! aJr A''HF fiiViu l.ANP.lviriK mil-e east of imt IIIINboro.on ihs Maraliall road. Wslltlm. liM'ed and watered slid under good ciiltivetloo. Oood young orchard.

Flther the a'hole traut will be eold, or if pteft-i red, will sell acres. Tonne resMoniilde. for further portlonlars apply naj' J1I.OUNI. Al.uvh tt, itwi. narat Hlllifcoro i lioual Bauli IVotlce.

Tscaih ipr Orrirs or CoMrmoti.iit 1 or TVKTvkar.NiT, V.etttKOToN, Feb. 7, lSBS. WvtKUKAS, hy eattafm rj evllcace preeentcSl to the iiiidorelgncd, it hks benn made to appear that tho lllllsl-oroiiitti Kuiiomad flank, la th Town nt Hillsborough, lu the t'-mnty of Highland and State of Ohio, has ben dnly otranired under and according to the leiiiirerueuts of the Act of Cout-'mas utillod "An Act to provide a National thirrusicy, eecured hw a ph-dge of unlli'il Slates Bonds, and to provide for the ciroulation awd rcoVmptloa thereof. Approved Tune le. and complied with all th precis ion id sail Act required to complied with be So re ronittieni'iug th busipess of Bsuklng under sMd ASi Now, tln-rrfore, Hua-h MeOulloeh, Comtitrotler of the do hereby eerllty that the UIIIsIki-roiiii National Bairk, the Town of ntllsuorwaffh, riu the County uf Uibland and State of Ohio, I to coiniiMuco the bitsiuesa of llaukiug under the Act aforvialrl.

In fvttimotiy Whereof, Wit uses my hand and Seal of onV-e, this seventh day of Fehrnarv, MS. UD01I McCCI.LOfll, Comptroller of tha Currency. National Bank Will eommem bnsiness on the Sth of March neat, I th Oifica now occupied by Barrar A Co. Ifl'I'horo, lii. DtNJ, BAHBBBK, Cash'.

MvbSSwlO TP OLUlCLfi FIRMS FOK SAL.I 0'R routaitiliig S7i -rea, aitnated I ttillea west of tllll.tx.ro, TSrti DwsilHng, and onibnlldiiigs, uearly all uudvr ifwl cultivation, tesvar-htlling water, good or'-bard. and ahundaiiee of amntl fiu't. Thlale one uf the beH uateivd auck farais la the eouuty, Mif la now hy the aubscrl'iee. Th othnr Farm cuntalniiic 7 arroa, near Wlllett. ville, inilea northwest of Hillsboro.

Unod Frain. llonse and Item, never-falHnf sirtng, goiet orchard,) larite portlou under cultivation, Palane wll Umbered, Land of best qiiitllty, For terms aud pirther liifornstioo apaly J. III. VCR. Hillsboro, or ths tubeclber.cn the nreailao llrsl dearrlh-d.

BBUVABfl. Id ircli tf, l.SV., BtarOtf 00 iuMTIN 0 Doni Ortfer,".