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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
A Night of Peril,

A correspondent Of the Journal o,
Commerce, writing from Glen Cove
Long Island, on Monday, gives the
following thrilling account Of Il
night on Long Island Sound, in a
storm.
During the gallo on Friday last
the sloop Exceed, OF Glen Cove,
while making .or our harbor, heavily
loaded with deck load OF timber,
split her jill, and was obliged TO an.
chor under Red Spring point. in
the course OF the evening she carried
away one Of her anchors. and drified
past Matinicock, and nearly off Pea
cocks point. Here she ioundered
at anchor, and went down head tirst.
The crew consisted oi her Captain
George O'Neil and jim. The Cap
tain's wife ard three small children
we're with him. After the sloo2
commenced filling, the Captain ana
the rect Of the party took n small
yawl, iaviug taken the precauiion
to take water pail for bailer. and
left the sloop at abont 10! o'clock ut
night. A few moments after leaving
they shipp d a sea. nearly filling
the boat, and carried away one OF
the oars. O'Neil then put the yawl's
head TO the sea, and let her drift
stern frat entirely ncross the sound;
landing at Greenwich sbout four
o'clock, Saturday II. III. They came
near swamping several times, but
by constantly bailing made out to
keep ahoat.
Immediately on getting ashore, he
says they collected seaweed and
covered up his children, who wer,
nearly perished and drowned. :
About 8 o'clock Saturday morning
he found a Farmer by the name OF
Ferris, who lived about four miles
from where they came ashore, who
got up his team aud carried his fam
ily mp to his house, and treated them
with every kindness and care, cup
plying his wife and children with
Try clothing and everything ncces-
'ary to make them camfortabls.--
On Sunday afternoon they came
b OK to Glen Cove IN the small boa,
70 the surprise OF IA oil, alive and
we'll, somewhat bruised and swollen
~ the rough nights work.
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WASHINGTON, Octuber 6 - The
military review tomorrow it is tx.
pected will be the greatest display
ever witnessed on this continent. |,
will include six regiments Of cavalry
and twenty complete batteries OF
artillery.
The recently concluded treaty be
tween the Delaware Indiana and the
United States is officially proclaim
rd. II provides for the conditional
purchase OF the surplus lands by
the Lcav, Dwurth Pawnee and West
rrn R'ilroad Company OF Kansas,
in aid Of The construction ul rail.
road through their home reserve
The numb r OF acres ls nearly two
hundred and twenty iour thousand
It an aggregate valuation Of $25T :,
900.
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legal charge lice against them, and
no ma~'er arpeais to claim their
services. Every suspicious negro
is inetantly iut into Jail, as il he
were guilty OF treason. instead Of
being suspected OF being a slave. = -
Why these arrests are made no one
can tell. The Jail keepers seem to
know nothing about il, and to care
nothing about the matter, ss nearly
all Of them are bitterly pro-slavery.
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Notice.

rIIRlSTOPHER PUNK, now u resident Of
~ the state OF Michigan, will take not ce that
William Marlowc, Of the county ofWyandotte.
aud state Of Ohio, did, on the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1861, file his certain petition In the Court
'of Common Pleas, within and Tor tile county of
Hancock and state Of Ohio, against James
u. Fish, the said Christopher Funk, William
Trump, c. Dodghcrty, and Adams, Carlins IL
Co, defendants, setting forth that said James
II. Fish gave mortgage to said WI liam Trump
on the following lands and tenements situated
situated In the county Of Hancock, and state
lof Ohio. to.wlt: all that parcel Of land lying
the East side Oi Eag o creek. ipoluding all tho
creek and extending West to the West bank of
said creek, said bank to be the West line of
said lot Of land, and being the North part of
the West half of tho Southwest Iquaiter of
section number eleven, In township number
two South, OF range ten Est- containing nine
hundred and flfty square rods of land; and
also tho West pHrt Of the West side of land
decided to David HOudeshell, and In the South
West quarter OF section number eleven. In
township number two, Sonth Of range number
ten Easi being East Of the above described
parcel Of land and adjoining the same - con-
tanning iiity-nine acres ofhnd, more or less
Iphsl Iha sad mortgage was gwen to secure the.
liam Trump, Of ten hundred and seventy three
and 75l00 dollars, with interest from date, ac-
cording to certain note referred to in said
mortgage, which said note and mortgage was
Afterwards assigned for saluable oOnsidera.
Trump, and is long since due'hhd unpaid; that
since the giving OF said mortgage the said Will
liam Trump, @. Dougherty, and Adams, CaIlins
said defendant, christopher Funk, claims some
interest IN said land by way Of = prior mort
gage given to him by said William TRUMP Il
secure the psyIsnt Of certain notes
said James II, Fish shall pay SAID
Iey, now claimed Ia be due, W.
as aforesaid. or that said,
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Petition for Divorce.

"'''',m ~ "'o'"or IlAScocK CnKMos pleas.
Eli1,bo,h Roc,her. p'titio" for Diro'c'.
INllE said Elizabeth Rocthcr. whose place Of
] residence IL unkunwn, VIII take notice
that William Eucthcr dld, on the 2Glh day nl
September. a. ID. ls6l. iile his petition IN the
Clerks "ilicc Of the Court Ot Common Pleas ui
Hancock county, IN the state nr Ohio, charging
the said Elizabeth Rooihcr with willinl absence
l"r period "f three years, and asking that he
may ho divorced from tho said EliZ ,hoth Roe
thor. and for such other aud further relief as
in equity he is entitled 10. The said petition
will stand for hearing at the next term Of the
said Court. WILLIAM ROETlIER.
by Corr FoRp his Attorneys.
September ~. 1861 LOW
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
A NEW ARTICLE.
DucToR RupaCws STOMACH BI1rrRs.

A new AMI dclighliul Stomachc and Cordial,
for giving tone 10 the Stomach. and for the
prevention Oi bilious complaints incident to
tho Western country. Try II.
As Il morning drink, 10 assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia. II has no equal. Try 1.
In i!IvOr II Is superior tu all other BIttcrs.-
Try it,
The formula of these Bitters. now U>GD the
sole property of Dr. Il Iback. originated with
one ui the oldest aud most eniucn Medical
Practitioners uf the West. and it is directly
predi"Atod ui,uh the wants uf Western people.
These BittcrS derive their stimulus from the
powerful tome nature ut the roots and herbs
"f which they are composed. and as they are.
hy alltvug unnatural cravings Of t!,u stnm.trl
directly prumutlVc ot
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
Estate of Samuel Marshall, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
~ signed has been duly appointed Admins.
traitor. with the will annexed. uu the estate If
samuel Marshall, late Of Delaware township,
llanc"ck county, OHIO. deceased.
JOHN LAFFERrI, .idminisiraior
'ch ne rW annersd Of Samuel MdTshaH, drc'd.
October |, lsCl .-t3w
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TEMPER

the prcSen, proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare /, sub.
served.
II will soon he for sale by all OF Dr. RuhncE's :
numerous Agents, and at Hotels, NC. the
country over. In the meantime, orders VIII he
hllcd direct from Cincinnati in any quantity.
and 1T the lowest rates. II Is put up nl Quart
Bottles, and securely packed in ono dozen
cases. Halt dozen sample cases will. however.
be packed and sent te any address, If desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for 81.
Principal once and sulcsroom, No. q Ens,
Fourth street, thrd building from Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory, No. 80 Ham.
mnnd street.
For sale in Hancock hy
LANGWORTHY n FREY, 1p,
J. M.HuBER Il CO., {r'"u'a'i
GILBERT. FAIL & CO., Vanlue; e
u. BARNEY, McComb
ID. PETERS & SON, Arcadia;
J. B. EATON, Benton;
THOMAS SrARKS, Arlington;
7. MAHON & SONS, Willlamstown;
J. OSHElMER, Van Buren,;
J. WALTER, West Independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard;
by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the UnitodS States and Canadas.
March Il. lsGl.-GlY
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Everybody's Friend!!
Pc II Il Y DA NIS'
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER.
TIE GREiT
Family Madicina nf the AreI


\JvE ask the attention Of tho trade and the
w public To this long and uurivaed
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure OF Colds, Coughs, &C., Weak
stomach and General Debility, Indigestion,
tramp and Fam in stomach, Bowel Complaint,
t"lc, Diarrhra, Cholera, &C., Nc.
Aud for U..vr and Agu,.
There is nothing better. II has been favor
ably Hnown for more than twonty years To he
THE ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many disoasos incident to tho human
family.
Internally aud Externally
I, works equally suro.
PAIN KILLER.
takcn informally, should be adulteratcd with
milk or water. or made into u syrup with mo.
lasses. For Cough, u tow drops on sugar
eaten will be moro effective than anything
else.
What stronger proof of these facts can be
produced IMAM the following letter, received
unsolicited, IRON Rcv. A. W. Curtis:
RoaEo, McComb county, Michigan,
July o, 1850.
MESsus. J. y, IlARRIs& Co.-Gentlemen -fhe
confidence have IN Perry Davis Pain Killer
us 4 remedy for Colds, Coughs, Burns, Sprnins
and rheumatism, for the cure of which have
successfully used IL, induce mo to recommend
its virtues IN others.
few months ago had ierourse to Il To de.
troy ielon: although had mover heard vt It's
bong used for that purpose, but having suffer
cd Intensely from Il former one. aud having no
other remedy al hand, applied the Pain Kill.
or freely for about tiitoon minutes at evening,
nd repeated tho application very briefly ne ext
n1gg. which entirely DESTROYED the felon,
I'D my confidence in the utility oi
Yours truly.
A, W. CURTIS,
uI,,n Motlodist Church.
rLER
nericallS,
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offer for sale ut public auction,
On the isth day of October, 1851,
at one o'clock, p. M, at the door of the Court
house, In Pindlay, the following desc bed re al
estate, situate In the county of Hancock, and
state nf Ohio, to wit: The East halt uf tho
Northwest quarter Of section number three,
In township number two North. of range mum.
Der n--contaning ninety DS 100 acres " land
more or less: excepting thcrcfrom illteon and
so 100 acres now owned and occupied by the
heirs Of Samuel Travis, deceased. which OK.
copied part ui said tract is described as FOL.
lows: 80 Beginning at the South West corner of
the above described tract. and running thence
North eighty rods; thence East thirty eight
rods; thence In n South.Westerly course to "A
stake on the center line Of said section mum.
her three, planted at the end of tworty. -four
rods East OF the above place of beginning;
thence with said center line West TO the pla &C
at beginning; appraised at sl,s00.
TERMS OF SALE; - OnG.lhird of the purchase
money In hand on the day Of sale. and the res.
idue thereof in one and two years thereafter,
with interest from the day ot sale, to he Sc.
cured by mortgage on said premises.
WILLIAM TRAVIS,
ddministrdtor Of John TrGris dscrdssd.
By O'NEAL, BLACSfoRD HARSH, his Att'ys.
september ,, lSGl.-t4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
AMBROTYPB GALLERY,

i, ERsoNS wishing to get pictures Of them-
selves or friends, will do well TO call ut the
magnificent rooms OF the subscriber, where all
kinds of work In his llue is,cot ~ in
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
TRACT OF LAND ron SALE 4

"A Undersigned has II small tract uf land
Ia tort ivc acrcS aud u fraction. for
sale on reasonable terms. The hand rs located
in Portage township Hancock county. and is
unimpr'yed. For further particulars call ON
March Is 'cl SDrNR J,.,ut
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Only Twenty-Five Cents

por bOIlIo, 10 Dc had at all rcspVCtNbIC Drug.
gists and Periumeis.
l.. MILLER would call the attention of pa
rents and guardians to the use OF his lnvigor-
ator, IN cases whore the childrens' hair In.
Clines Ia be weak. The use uf II lays tho
foundation for u good hsdd Qthair, as II removes
any impurities that may have become connect.
ed With the scalp, the removal of which is he.
ccssary both Tor the health of the child, and
the future appearance ui its hair.
CAuTiON. - More genuine without the fac.
Simiic LOUIS MILLER being on tho outer
wrapper; also, l.. MlILER'S HAIR lNYlGOR.
AfOR. y. Y, blown IN the glass.
Wholesale Depot, SO Dey street. and sold by
all the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the puan.
tty.
lie M
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18

j. uIsvIIrE, Ottob,r l3,- Yester.
day afternoon, about our miles South
Of kosseau's advanced posts aud
eight miles from the rebel enc ,mp
mont on Green river. detachment
! forty IN II Of ti'e thirty ninth In
diana, attacked three hundred rebels,
M cavalIy, without loss. killing
ieasannting three and driving the
x,' beyond B,crn creek.
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fINDLAY TRAINS.

fINDLAY TRAINS.
Leave Flndlayttt 6;45 O'Clock, II. M, and return
at $3.50 o'clock, p. IN.
All Trains make close connections al CLYDE
with Trains ON the Cleveland and Toledo Road
both East and West.
II. RICE, Superintendent.
May l, 1851.
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iBS WAGONS--At New York eos, AT
- 8. ID. FRHES
DuRU AZ, BOX SruFE.
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

Ls:..s tss.'ssss=::. es.'S.:: si5.f.,Sj A.ll
4 ssS-,i5ja =7;iSlis =7Y-lsTis. = e ;,s5
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GIN As A REMEDIAL AGENT.

yin ~ ~ RG"GDfhb hpbNb'
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STiMULANT,
TSPECIAf IY designed for the use of the
II Medical Profession and the fdmtiu, having
superseded the so.called Gins" Cordial"
Aromatic" Mcdicatcd." "Schnapps," etc,
is now endorsed by AL Of the prominent Ply.
Chemists. and connoiscurs, MS possess.
ing all Of those mf,insic medicinal qualities
(tonic and diurelic) which belong to ;,n OLD,
and pure Gin. Put up IN quart bottles and
sold by all Druggists, Grncers, etc.
A. NJ. BINiNGElt & CO..
Sole Propre,urs.
No. 10 Broad street, New York.
Established IN liiS.)
For sale by ID. :. BARNES ~ CO.,
No. 10 Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements Of DHtGGisfs, and our superior
business facilities. enable us to furnish them
with choice Liquors for medicinal and family
use. January l., lSGl. .--ly
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trilcd with and
abused; that their direct tendency is to length
en- life, aud render ii enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon the poison OF di,cdse in The blood
they CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
and discharge from the system, every taint Of
Scroiula, whether hereditary or otherwise;-
that they
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-10-18
Sttttrsonian.
Err N s;
-Cepy, ere yesr. Ia al, anro, 81 so
THE CLUB SYSTEM ABANDONED.

81 Oar subseribers wm bear in mind that N,
Club sysfem Aas been abandoned, and that our pa.
per sctH t.lssoiished, hsrsatfsr, at si,so in ad.
vance, and no less.
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nN and after Monday, Apiil H., lsGl trains
~ viii run rs iolows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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Administrator Sale of Real Estate.
On the Isth lay of October. 1851

n pursuance of an order granted by the Pro.
l. bato Court OF Hancock county, Ohio, I will
offer fpr salp nt uuhfic auctfnn
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90 CASH. CASH for all kinds of Corxrry
PE"DUCE. Remember. We don't Hsk you 10
take iraGe, unless you want II, tor your Iuu.
ducc. W. s. OSBORN.
FISpLNv, March :. lSGl.
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and restore tho health and strength of the suf.
fcrcr: that SICK FEMALES,
who have lancuished for years in helpless
weakness aud dependency. recuperato with
great rapIdty under thoir lnvigorating opcr
alton: that all sexual disabilities are removed
by their cotdia and gently stimulating proper.
tics. that they recruit
, 1861-02-12
rFroca the PeGri4 TRANSCRIPT, 9th.1


The 0rcndorf Murder Case--Ifemcn.
dous Excl en1cnt.--Gibbst ERECTED.
Tie newe that OFT had moved for change
Of venue, and the fact that no legal obsta.
clc could be interposed to prevent its being
granted, spread like wild-dre. Messengers
were DISPATCHED In every direction, and yes
terday a large number Of people assembled in
Pekin resolved that that moment the change
was granted should be the last one OF the pc
titioncr on ea1th. An impromptu gibhet vas
erected and halter procured 4 mob con-
sIsttug Of about five hundred people surround
ed ths Jail with the dogged determination Of
cazryiEg their purpose into effect. Observing
the dangerous aspect Of affat1s, Judge Hnrriot
repaired TO the scene Of turmoil and endeav-
ored to inlay The excitement, but to no pur-
pose. He informed them TINT it rms impos.i~
bic for him to refuse to grant change aecord-
Ing to the tenor Of tho law, II the prisoner
persisted In demanding it He advised tho
friends Of OFT to prevail npon him to with
draw his motion, which they did, being con-
vinced that any other step would result In I'M
mediate and certain death at the hands Of the
mob, The excitement vas finally al1ayed and
the mob dispersed upon Its being understood
that the motion for change would be with.
drawn, and not again renewed Tho trial will
come of next Monday morning.
, 1861-02-12

u ~ = = ! = T.
knick. knacka will be as plenty - blackter1ies
soon, in Pazls and London, and will doubtless
be sold for mere song. Fans from the imil7
perlal Aarem will be quite the rage for the
opera, and manunrins' buttons would be
apropos Of tho present style Of trimming ladies'
dresses aud cloaIs. Silks Of the 's,dragon pat
tern, would, unqueetlonably, mest with aready
sale, aud a Spanish belle, illuminated with EN-
broidered monsters, would be charming
eight. j; :; - -
, 1861-02-12

Don't prget to buy yorr 9ioyes II BOWKN'a, no. -
Eia Ind Fers: ii sola Iowa. t6an W eyer befors.
SH.--Bowen Is also Agent tos the West Of W1lsoa's
bdHtnE alxchlne, the mott elmpls aad perfect machine
EYee raedA. Cali md eee IT, QcWBQlY
, 1861-02-12

Certificate to expire On tho sst day Of January, 1861

Certificate to expire on tfo 3tst day Of January 16,
Aro1roz's OFFICE STATE or 11rrro1a,
sp.1nEcld January 1t ;, laS
WHEREAS. The Etna Insurance Company. fnc,}-s
1t HaF0ofd IL the State Of Connectrut hns Iii H.
this oce statement of tho condition vfits saiT A.
Troured by aAn ACT to regulate the Acenciee ~ m
sofa0ce Companies not Incorporated b fhe stte or
anendatory saerrto. approysd JAnaary I'd. ISL. and
dence that i = possesssd 81 Of tas Esquted amount of
il this ofce written tn:t.uasent b. fas FRET
BARD aud cH A1:Lts Y. HENlt It Chicago hi is
psay. and fully aad nnreseryedty them to
fs1d COMPANY consrntEE that serrlce Of nn
them the ssd Agents. sall he taken ard Eeld II * ~
valid as il stFred upon the Company and Ea,s1ns =.
elaim Ct esTtr by rcason Of such service ~
: now TuYREFoRs, In rur~nanse ot fhe nrnrs. fonz
Of tae aets af:rcsaid. Jesse Z: nTB0lR Andisor o
Of Pnhifc Accounts u Of Iunoia do harsb1
certify that The said &. s. HUBBARD sud CH5E'n4 sS
Il HUNT A-e authe rized as Agents for The said Cnn
psny rnaaet the bu,aess Of INSURANCE in taia sata
uutf the thirty xst day q January ID The yrar Eiv
teen Hundred and sixty .Ix, 20 Gr. "a tney may 30
legally empowered 20 10 do BY tatd COMPANY @t -
49,, Ii Testimony whereof have tlr funtn sph
s~-' office @ as Springfield, thls twelfth day ct
ssidaai,la JEssE Z, uUBo1a Auditor A.
, 1861-02-12

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAILROAD
ios.; M I, 1e1Tss q =. III tsaadays eaessed5
!eaVee = Il II. {aAtnrdaJs exceptedE .tTfrts e
~ tAo1dals excepted Anfnt1 4rcIrn,ods.teo
l. T. {eatusday s1eepte1. AAs''s" -
q t. H-A-IMoHD. sapt
, 1861-02-12

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD
FOR MlKACKEE LA CR0SEE ST. PAU1. nzR.
KOsH hER IN AND 1ETEEN EDIATE pOIETS
gn md aftsr Wedutsdoy JAa- nth. rNt Passsnrer
afs2s !easa the Depot corner OF West Klnxte s1tl
taon ssfeeta, {9undays eyceptedl u follows:
I'D z T. A7d arrive ut Milwaukee as 44Ur.x
EAsenEtf Trains kf11Ve II EhtcuXo u 80 p =
W&ukeEa1 Accommodation Train leaves Ericaxn It
a1o 7. l.. Asf4vss It Chicago At SO l. 4
noA q. G. BALDWIN arnr
, 1861-02-12

D.lT~I :. - =. I. =;
L <t.tL-1-ssJ i.A.L y lAA+
PAasn1er Trata Ieave the Drpe+. corner Of ,tadf,c
Aad Canal et1eetA Chicago, daily 1t
SO H., Except sunGay1 md Ut
&AQE II. Axcant SatnrEnFr
, 1861-02-12

r F. DeDERKY, III. D., Home
= upsthic Physician. Surgeon, Dc, HsY1nz ess
toyed N European medical edueston, With practical
he can Eye entire satisfaction In ths treatment ci I'll
cu{shle disesse4, AGATE and CnronIe,
Q90nA hours TIL /. Il. And to p NJ And All bbxtH
Of night =! his residence, II West Randolph saest
, 1861-02-12
ORIGINAL.
certificate to expire the s1st sy Of January. 1ss2

AuDrTpn's orr1cE. STATE OF ILLrgo1e,
Springfield. January - 1851.
Hcrk cts ha1 flied In thus oee q the con
dttton oftts affairs required by AN act to regulate
tae Agences cf!nsuraree Coo,pane- notlacof orSsed
an oct anendstory thereto approved Iaauslsu 1857,
and wlerea mid Company has furnishrd satisfactory
cTfdcne taat POSSESSED o. the required auonpt OF
capital Vested II ttoeka ami and has filed
IL this office written instrument signed hg the +rcsl
dsnt 9sT41 ana nd ssSrHtaEy thereof appoIaunE ".
action Of 1he bns'nes Of said conpa0y and tuy and
unresefredly authorizing him to ackno1 l.1sr eeFytce
Of process for and on bellalt of sail Company 2
sentng that service Of process upon htn, The said
upon tie Compauy and waving an claim Of error By
rs.tBoa OF such SERVICE
~, ,Sox thereto5s puEsusnee e TIE Prev1slons 9:
rnni: Aes.nnts of t:!e e STATE Fl Illinois DO hereby
Ggent Tor tf said mpany, tnrarsact tue business OF
Insurance n tals State until the thirty hEet aaT Of
January In the year eighteen hundred and Fixtytwo,
50 far as he may be legally empowered 10 - BIS said
Company.
u Testimony ~hcreofI have hercunto sob.
j9EAL scrbed my name and affixed the zeal OF my
s--' office at Springfield this seventh day Of Feb
JESSE E DUBOIS Auditor r. L.
, 1861-02-12
educational.

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