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YoUNGBLooD,s REGIMENT:

YOUNGBLOOD'S REGIMENT.
Several responses have been kindly furnishcd US in
regard to this Regiment of the late War. The fol-
lowing is published rs being the most complete:
Mt. HlLLrARp, Pike Co., July 90, 'js.
Mr. Editor IL noticed in your paper Of the 18th
July an article captoned, "Information .tsked," and
as nm in possession of the information desired,
take tho liberty to respond.
The Regiment was commanded rs follows:
WILLIAM YoUNGBLooD, Colonel who also super
scded Col. CARTER.
- HoDGE, Of Abbcyc, Lieut.. Colonel.
- HATrBR was Captain but acted as Major.
PATRICK NOBLE, Of Abbcville Pay Master.
LAyDr Moss, Of Edgo6eld, Quarter Master.
- CuLrBPPRR, Of Edgofcld, Wagon Master.
- McMURPHr, of Elgcield, Adjutant.
JOSEPH SrALswoRru, Of .Edgo6eld, Sergt Major
Captains
l. Capt PAUL RoDoERs, of ALbeville.
2. - HATrER,
g. a. WARE,
L. JOHN KEY, of Eigeicld
S. JoHs cHEAruAx, of Elgoheld.
g. BEN. FRAZIER,
I. JOHN MILLRR
s. Lieut.. JOHN T. CoLENAy, =" in place of NJ.
P. HOLLOWAY, Captain elect.
No such Captains as 0LDs and MARSH were in
the Regiment. They commanded Beat Companies at
home, but were not in service Capt CHEATHAN's
Company served under COL YoUSoBLooD stated
above. This statement know to be correct, as
was present during the whole term Of service under
command of Lieut. COLEMAN, who fllod tho vacancy
occasioned by sickness Of Capt. HOLLOWAY
Yours &C., g. L. McC.
by another response we find that this Regiment
was mustered into service at MARsu's Old Field as
late Dec. 11th, 1873 and out only few months.
YouNapLooD was appointed by Gov. Alston to take
command on account Of Col. CARRIERS health. COL
C. died at Camp Aston.
by this same response wo find that SAW. PERRIN
is named as one of the Abboville CAPTAINS.
GE The Home rnalperpetrates quite blunder,
in saying that the late dinner to Gov. HAMMOND wns
given al Charleston. Seeing that it was at Beech
Island, be perhsps Imagined that it must have been
on the sea-hoard. Wo bog to inform the Journal
that this Ia an inland island, and located In tho roc.
pectabo district of Edgefeld, being surrounded by
the waters Of Savannah Rivor and sundry creeks
which form q continuous water boundary.
--<s$---
~ Hon. JAMES L. PE1rGRu is nominated in tho
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EINAL NOTICE.--All persons having any
l. claims against the Estate Of Simeon Mathis,
deceased, are notified that they must render them
in by the st October next, and those indebted must
pay up by Rcturn-day, or tho Administrators will be
forced TO place said Indebtedness in the hands Of an
Attorney for collection. The Estate must be closed
by the lst October.
SIMPSON MATHIS, Adm'or.
Aug.4 II ~
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NJOTICE...The exercises of the ORANGE
~ BURG FEMALE COLLEGE will he re-
sumed on Wednesday the lst September, and not
on>the 18th August as previously appointed.
This change III the time Of resuming has been
occasioncd BY a. unavoidable delay in completing
some repairs and additions to the buildings.
Us. X. LEGARE.
August II, 1858 1t 81
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~"X. Y T." ha. our hearty thanks for hi
pleasant running epi.tle from Williamson.
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~ Why 10 achickOn-pi like gun smiths store
Because II coptsins fowl pieces.
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Sun SrRoEs.-Tho Augusta Chronicle, Of
Friday says: "a German lsborer, working on
an excavation for cellar, on Campbell st., op-
posite Warren Block, was Frustrated Friday, by
the intense heat. lie wss carried, in an insen.
sible state, into the store Of Mr. Cashn, on War
reu Block, where cold water WAS freely applied
to his head, and stiu,ulants sdminislered.--He
soon recovered sufficiently to ride home, The
leat was so intense in the excavation that
all the laborers were compelled to discontinue
work.
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~ Our Minister to Mexico has not been recalled
but is instructed to await developments, keeping
sloof from the present Mexican authorities
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R-Thc Friends of Mr.. T. ]. WHITAKER re-
spectfuIly present him as candidate for Tax COL
ector Of Edsefeld District, at heensuing election
Aug4 ~
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NIOTICE.--MrsiMcClin,ock's School will be
~ resumed on Monday the 10th Of August.
Aug. 4 q 81
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
MO SCHOLARS will be paid for by the COM
~ mssioners of Free Schools for the present
quarter except those OF the First Class-as there
remains but small amount due the Commission
ers in the Treasury at Columbia.
H. T. WRIGHT, Treas'r.
Free Schools for Edgefeld District.
Aug11 1t 81
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Elections I'm Kausos


A Atslsgrapbic dispatch from St. Louis dated August
8, says:
"The returns Of tho recent elections in Kansas in
dicste the defeat Of tho English bill by large ma
iority,"
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TELEGRAPH CABLE.

HALIFAX, Aug. 8, P. M.-The Newfoundland
Telegraph line went down last night, while Engi,
neers were engaged in landing the cable. Nothing
has been communicated since. II is generally be.
lieved here that the Agamemnon had reached
Valencia.
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~ Hon. JAMES L. PE1IaRu is nominated in tho
Charleston Courier for tho State Senate
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Thc government Of
New Granada officially objects to the passage of
the United States troops over the Isthmus route:
Our government, it is generally believed, will
send forward the troops over the Isthmus, not.
withstanding the objections Of the Grauadisns.
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No Longer Doubtful!
BOTH ENDS OF THH CABLE LANDED-sIGEALs
CnNPLRTYii

TalS1rY BAY, Aug. The Atlantic cable IS
complete success. Signals are being trans
nitted through the whole extent. 1t may, how
ever, be several days. or perhaps weeks, before
it is opened to 4 public.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
TRINITY BAY, Aug. Both ends Of the tele-
graph cable arc now successfully landed, aud in
perfect order-signals are passing lnomentsriIy.
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DISPATCH TO PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.

New York, Aug. 5.-President Buchanan, OF
Bedford Springs, Va, received the announce
ment of the success of the Atlantic cable, from
Cyrus W. Field, Through the Associated Press .
Mr.. Field stated TO him that assoon as both ends
of the cable were landed Queen Victoria would
send forward message and the cable would be
kept free until Mr.. Buchanan sent his reply.
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friends at the North and when we also remember his
invidOus filings at the "old Dominion in regard to
her trust-worhness before the South; it will surely
occur to every conservative mind that bis scheme is
the indiscrcet production Of on indiscrset though
giftod author. It is matter Of regret that he has
thoxght proper to fly of in this meteoric exhibition
Of zeal without wisdom. His services, rightly rem
dered might be nestimable to the cause Of tho South
and ofthe whole country. Butconfdence ever sackens
in one, who advises badly however honestly.
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STEAM MILLS

From and after this date GRAIN may be ground
at my Mills on any day. R. T. MINIS.
June ID, If %
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will
~ he made by the Town Council of Hamburg,
s. c., to the general Assembly at its next session,
for an amendment of its charter.
Hamburg, August II, 1858 II 81
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N OTIC e.

NOTICE.
C. H. KENNEY, Of Hamburg, S. c., is still
Agent for the sale Of LEONARD SMITHS
Smut Machines.
Hamburg, June % If "a
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CRops IN TE1As.-Geo. ". Kendall, the well.
known editor of the New Orleans Picayune, in q
letter to that paper, from hio plantation in New
Braunfels, Texas, writes:
Your regular files Of papers, from all quarters
OF Texas, have doubtless kept you we'll posted
up as to the prospect for crops in the State: we
shall all have an abundance and to spare this
fall. The wheat crop is already of course gath
cred, and the yield has been immense. The
corn crop-much even of the second planting,
which was put in the ground after the grasshop'
pers had loftsis as good as made, and again
the yield will be great. Cotton looks well in
every quarter, and from the sugar.growing sec.
tious We have no other than the most Astteriug
accounts Of peaches and melons we have
enough for all creation our stock Of all kinds
-,attle horses and sheep-is fairly rolling in
fat; wild grapes, plums and cherries may be
gatheren in profusion unknown in other coun.
tries; of sweet potatoes, tomatoes, cabbages and
other vegetables we are raising all that We can
cat, and our entire populations more than hope.
ful--it is joyous. Gov Runnels can afford to
give us two thankssirings this year: we can't
yet through in one day. There's balm in Texas.
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Administrators Notice,

A IL persons indebted 10 the Estate of Mrs.
II Mary Burt deceased, are requested 10 make
payment, and those having demands against tho
same, will please present them in due form with
out delay. W. 7. SCOTT, Adm'or.
Aug. IL If 81
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SINGULAR PRorHscY OF DEAru.-Barnsrd
Housemau, we'll known citizen Of Cincinnati
died on Sunday night. de was taken sick three
weeks ago, aud on the first day said, sin three
weeks shall die" His mlkman was present,
and told him he should not talk so. He asked
the milklnan what he would bet on it, and after
some conversation it WAS agreed TINT if he died
in three weeks the mi!kmsn was to supply the
. family year, for nothing, and if not. double
price was to be paid for milk year. This was
done jcstiugly by the milkman. Mr. Houseman
insisted daily that he would die just OF the time
mentioned, and prepared accordingly. His
prophecy proved true.
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WEATHER AND CRops.-THs weather has been
more opprc 7sive by hot for the last few days. than
at any period of the season. The corn crop is
now pretty we'll matured. The yield will be
abundant Cotton is rapidly advancing to ma
turity. None of the disasters by way of rust, or
boil worm, &C., have as yet made their appear
ance to such extent as to effect the crops. Some
of our farmers say half the crop is already made.
To the enquiry Of the planters, How is your
cropr' The laconic reply often is made "just
good enough."-Union Spring (Ala,) Gazette
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Miraculous EIcApE.-The horses attached
to the carriage Of John Bones, Esq, took fright
yesterday afternoon and after short run, were
brought up against tree on the corner of
Greene and McIntosh,sts. Fortunately the fore
wheel struck the outside Of the tree and upset
the carriage, breaking the tongue, and thus de-.
taching the horses from the vehicle. Mrs. Bones,
son Of Mr.. VIM. Brown, and the nurse, were
in the carriage when it was upset, but fortunate
Iy received no injury. The driver was thrown
from his seat, but also escaped with but slight
bruses.-Auyusta Dispatch TN inst.
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And now, having made this public theft from pri-
vsto letter, glad to add that our Minister at
the Court Of ST. Petersburg had reached that distant
post in safety and health, both he and his family and
that he was preparing to enter at once upon such du
ties as demanded his attention.
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as have beon fought by this "old guard of the
Constitution; thoy undcrratc tho worth of veterans
whom experience has taught to temper boldneSs with
WISDOM fory zoal with rational conservatism. Who
will say that our Southern interests would bo rs safe
In the keeping of an untried band Of extremists
patriotc and brave though they bc)-as in the witch
full guardianship Of host who have hitherto fought
but to conquer, and among whose leaders are to be
found all the ablost ststeamon of the South2 Have
regard to the complexion of that host at this time.
Sec along its line the proud insignia of every South
ern State. See at its head venerable Statesman,
resoue in his high purpose of vindicatng the Con-
stituton against the assaults Of Fanatcsm in what
ever shape they may come. Mark the onward, up
ward course Of tue march already marked out by the
political engineers Of that gallant army The Rights
of tho States, tho Rights of the South, the Equal
Rights of every Section of our country, make up in
part tho pledge they swear to redeem before the
world. A temporary calm now reigns over tho land,
arnisce in the great civil conteslthat is adyanc-
ing step by step to its final issue. Yet there stands
the column of tho Democracy ever ready for the
conflict What though DOUGLAS has played false
W itS upou ulm Az AEuOlu plAyeu l1lSo
to the Wings of tho Revolution Now, as thon, will
tho treason fall poworless before tho might of Truth
VpmoYpl by bis treachery, the army Of the Consti-
tuition remains rosaluts and calm,-
"Stll as the hreeza but dreadful as tho storm"
If any human agency can save the Republic, it 10
this Democracy, Of which tho sOHth constitutes the
centre, that will achieve that result. And yet Mr.,
YAScEY would have US believe that bis new-fanglsd
Leagues must be tho instruments of our salvation,
and that without this precious remedy all is lost.
The contrast which the bare suggestion presents Ger
tainly borders on the ridiculous.
Whsn we furthor view Mr.. YAscEr's proposed &C.
ton In its probable effect upon the success Of our
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,,r sTErHEN c. WHEELER, Sccy.
WuIIA,. Srrrrr ""N lH

,tL ,-,. STEfIiEN G. WHEELER, Sccy y.
New v Ts1l'AH York. Mar'b, T.s.isi iss7. .b3r spa 80
AT the request of the President and BoaId If Di-
rectors Uf the KDckcrbpcker Life Insurance Com
pany, certify that the mode of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary OF
the CoDipany Is scientifically correct, and ian ae-
cortance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President the books
OF ilr Company with valuai,n tables sufficiently 70
test the ,uracy 81 the results given ly the Sccre-
tary and find the values stated within TO be
mcricnly corrrct. That is to say. the present wall
uc OF thc future risk of te oihss ON all outstanding
policies, the difference between the present value
Of future premiums ~ 10 paid ON them is Sf3 9G7 To-
The total yslnc Of pulicics> the holders of which
are entlttd 10 dividends. is S29,227 O2.
Aud u tile surplus is correctly stated at S5l l2 IL,
the difference between this and the present value Of
the future risk of the Company existing policies,
after de,iucng 10 Ter cent ef IL for the relief fund.-
j. the pr';cr amount for Dividend to-wit: S2i 6l0g7
1iIr Irie principle Uf dividend i ~ assign TO cac
lulicy holder who has insured the mutual plan
share prJpori0Bod 10 the present value of his poll
lfulder Of the Company. This share amounts to 10
per cent Of the present yalne of the policy. -l7
CHARLES W. HACkLEY.
February 18th. 1857.
As Agent f,r the above Company I am prepared
60 issue Policies, on the most favorable terms. PAM
phlets giving all desirable Information, can b. had
on application. WM I. PAGE.
Evansville, April 9th, lSjS.-ly.
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AVOTIfE.-taS (aSA! (sfSH.
0v TN and after February lst, 1855 will close
nav books Ia all running accounts and sell for cash
only or its equivalent.
Experience has taught me to take this plan, be-
levng il 20 h. TO the interest Of buyers, we'll
myself shall try to make IL object for all to
pay cash, and hope to give offence 20 none by re-
fusing credit AZ shall refuse all without respect to
person persons. All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the store. Ii satisfactory, they
can be returned, and will refund the monsy.
Also, take this opportunity to oiicr my sincere
thanks Tor the liberal patronage with which was
heretofore favored, and ask continuance Of the
same. promising TO merit the saBe by prompt and
fair dealing and additional iduccmcnt in price,.
janis SAM EMBICH.
Main do,rz below Second.
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Sl,jc6,,SI ~
LIABILITIES.
The arsond Of Liabilities dh or not dire
to banks or either creslitcrs-IF thing.
Losses ahjistc and duc-none. nd
losses adjusted and not due l. 0j6 30
Losses adjusted, in SUSPENSE, waiting
further proof Or cnntestcd........-.. l6i SS;' 10
AL ether claims against the Company
small for printing &C
Agents instructed to take risks exceeding SIO,-
600 without special permission. r.tiar
The greatest amount insured in any pue city, town
or village varies
The greatest amount allowed To be insured In amy
one block also varies. 40 -
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation aud anIend-
mcnt il herewith presented.
THOS. X. BRACE, JRs
Hartford, Jan. LIST, 1858. Secretary.
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~ RE.STTE' ". D.--OFFIC ~ .fstD
Q II eksss.eiles in Mr- -LaidRsIIs D...diilsss,II
Locisf, pt.lr Second SiTect. 1900.
ls; summer, lac has returned t. Evansville, with lc
,lsri.n pf becoming a perm3Eeut citizen, and res
1AtfnI,v o.rS his prof, sSiofaF services In all dis
eases .stuts or chronic 0 'f =
While DIR. Ii. regards the scientific use Of water ~
the FchTfugum Magnuni, lac nevertheless uses all
Tho safe remedies both II the Alupa,hc and Eclcetic
Scn-ulsR 'uj'ncts, dssardius all injurious, aud
poisonous m,-li-insS- .#4
lie would ,aIl the attention of the public TO the
following l.-#
. FIT..H. sPECIALITIES.
CANcERS-Remov,sl without the knife ani ierma
ncrtlys scired.a - - 20 -" - ''hrN
Ii BR6NcuIrIs AND CoSsuNPTIoS-Treatesi w -he
t,,.w system of nlaation ~ mcIcated vapors as
sisted by valuable eXpectOrant syrsps. 'f ---sl I
~ pfsE igys of rffE EYEs.-PersUns who have hal
their eyes burnt with various kinds of castcs re-
ceiving little benefit, will hnd il their in
terest- TO change thc.trcatment.
FEMALE DIsEASEs-Will hc treated with rcmarka-
hlsiiccess Various new rclniies vii he used as
the N,sncto Electric machine for nervous diseases,
Sc, &r ~
= The subscriber has choice assortment If pure
drugs and medicines, wines and brandcs for mcdi-
cal purposes only), and the most popular patent
mcifcnes at retail Persons calling for rseticines
aud paying for them in the Office may have medical
counsel without charge.
GE- Physicians prescriptions 10th Of the Alo-
pathie and Eclectic schools carefully prepared at all
hours A. BEATTY, NJ. ID.
mvli-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II STR.sTTO.N, LfB.ERf IND
~ . Sale Stable, Second between Main and LO-
Gust Streets Opposite The Old Presbyterian Church.
Evansville.
The undersigned has large and commodnus
Brick Stable WITH sheds for carriages, and l. pre-
pared 90 take horses 10y TIE day, week or month
Ills customers may le sure Of having their animals
well and carefully attended TO- He rrfers TO the
following gentiernefi whose horses he has had long
time under his charge.
lie has also number of good and safe horses for
The saI,ile or harness, with "A number of and
comfortable bugsies TO hire. Orders for saddle
horses or buggies, will bc punctually attended 10.
Refer 20 g. O. keatts, Gas office; G.. X. Bcitent
y = Gavitt, Ex-ShcriH Cyprian Preston.
crtT2-fv u STRATTON.
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HNV1.VSVIELE F.sFEA WIRE.
EIhouse.--we have now OB haIIi, and oler on
liberal terms, well assorted stock for printers and
book binders, among which We name- -
ss,O bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes; -.
1000 Straw Boards; leoO Tar Boards,
As well as colored Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose flat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and oelorcd
Cards and Card Boards, which we can have cut to
any size; Post-office paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &C. We also beg leave to call the
attention Of dealers 20 stock of 200 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross OF Bonnet Boards.
Tho highest market price paid for Rags
ivl TESNEY a SoRENsoN.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPAN7
TEENS or sUBsCaEPTIo.,:

Daily Paper 90
itlaiitTt ~
BY the week ,payalde % irrcrs) 10
Irt-Neeily P'i'-r.. ' W'
Nc'kly faltI....-... wv
. Chits Of D. ~ Iuor,.................... / OO
~ The priyilr Il y,-trie aivcrtiSers s limited
20 their inur'iiayte brsnrs IN their name
illd all ADVERT s-incfits fr the bcneht Of OTHER
persons well legal advertisements and advcr
tscmeEts Of auct!,if sales, and advertisements with
the ~ ofhcr perscnS, sent in by them must
L. paii for at tictfsIsi Tatcs.
~ No report, resolutions or proceedings II any
cooperation, spciety H'saci1ion ur public rrretinc
ri 40 communication designed 20 ci attention To
any matcr of limited or Individual interest h-
Inserted, rnlesss paid for advertisement.
rs Contracts fnr yearly advertising will not be
discontinued uhirs order 10 that effect Is left at
the Office, and when discontinued IN lcss than q
ypa-, the price If the yvb"ie wear will - charged
Lp. Lc,cu advertisements hrrcaficr, will j. pub
Iishei al the expense 81 the attorneys ordering. and
not dcayaie for leel proceedings, but coliect,blc
st usual tinic.
Ea .Our terms for job Work and transient adyer-
iseInents CASH,
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TIE STATE OF INDIANA,
a.-.,-ro., N. -r.-u.z nErt..r

AUDITOR STATES OFFIcE,
indianapolis, Jan. IL, 1S,S.
WHEREiS. the Etna Insurance Company of Hart
forl has filed in this Office, statement Of its con
,liton the lst of january, 1S5S, the act OF its in
corporation and amendments properly certified "a.
and its written instrument, nominating its Agents
and authorizing them fully and unrcScrVeelly To
acknOwlee service Of process in the event of siI's
Now, therefore, in pursuance VI the requirements
of An Act amend Act entitled an Act for thr
Incorporation Of Insurance Companies, defining
their powers, and prescribing their duties approved
March :, 1855, having presented satisfactory cri-
dcnce Of full compliance t. the requirement. &
and specifications of that Act, l. JoHN W. DoDp-
Auditor Of tho State Of Indiana. do hereby certify
ALLEN G. IlALLECK, Of Eyansvillu - the Agcnt of
said Company IL authorized t. transact the business
Of Insurance the Agent Of said -Etna Insurance
Company in this State. up to July LIST. isS, TO the
extent that he may be commissioned and appointed
by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have heTcunto stIbscrisc Il
nv name and caused the seal Of lay Office t0 be af-
fixed, this 18th day Of January, 1sjs. 80
JOHN W. WOOD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN e. HALLECR, AaENv,
f.b6 EvausN lille, Ind.