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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05
From Missouri.

ST Louie, Feb. 4.-Advices from the West
state that the Seventh Missouri, Col. Steven
con, left L.mine for Lexington, on Monday
They will hold that post during the winter.
They cannot reach that place too soon. lofor.
nation has been received that the day after
that place was evacuated by the Kansas FIRST
Regiment, the rebels cut down the American
AAg, and the Sunday following the notorious
Joe S,elby, with gang of ireebooters, took
posi- sion oil the town.
All the troops along the line OF the Pacific
Railroad, west OF J,ffsrson City, are under
marching orders. sa.
The First Nebraska Regiment is going across
the country 10 Kansas. 40 l0l.Je
A number Of regiments are going south to
join Gen Davis's brigade,
Gen. Sleele's brigade 10 coming down the
road, to be forwarded to Kentucky. and Gen.
Pope will make his headquarters Ut Jefferson
City. '''-f,' t
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Arrival Of the Northern Llgh, 1,

4
Nkw YoRK, Feb. 4.-The Northern Light
from AspinwAll on the Gath of January, ar
rived here this morning. III
Panama dates Of the Oath of January stat
thatthe Cyane 10 at Panama and the Lancas.e
had sale for San Francisco. Business dull
owing 20 tFoubles in the interior.
The British steamer from ST. Thomas stateI
that the Sumter was seen by the steamer from
Havana, cruising close 10 81. Domingo. ~
The Panama Railroad Company's steamer
Columbus, lost at Point Remedere, had q cargo
valued at million and q bali of dollars, most-
" English goods. Her passengers 60 to New
York per the Northern Light. Hs
Heavy rains at Costa Rioa caused much dam
age to the coffee crop.
Large shipments Of wheat and -four were 60
Ing TO Europe.
United States Minister Robinson was formal.
~ received by the Peruvian authorities on the
10Th ult.
A.rIswALL, Jan. "a The steamer Oriz ,ba,
from San francisco, arrived at Panama. She
mas $4,000 10 treasury for P4psms, $2l4,
for Europe, aud 1854 578 for the Uniied states.
The Ofizaba has aIso Eve hundred and seventy
packsgesof cotton, shipped from Acapulco.
Captain Ritcbie, of the Uoited States steamer
8 irsnac, bad all his officers under arrest at
Acapulco. sofeY loy ~ r.lt
There ls no news from the coast. bl,s
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Legal Notice.


David Smiley. Jr1, admir- Of I In the Probate Court
Dayil Smiley. ar., Plaintiff, iof Franklin county.
t1t ls9fa against gTs ai9 9g Oho.Vt Petition 70
Maria Smiley others, DefdanisJ sell lands. -i1ai
rTS0 srEPHEN SMILEY and SARAH ANN HOW
j. ARE, ,iesdens Of Mclean county, llnoiss Andrew
J. Smiley, resident os the city Of Philadelphia, Pa.
and Geotge W. Smiley, resident Of Mercede county,
California. fgd,upD u AtDulf hlO aan EH1f q.
YOU VII iate notice tbat on the 2sh day Of january
le0g the said administrator hled his petition In ihs
Probate Court OF franklin county Ohio the oiect aud
PRAYER OF which petition Is to obtain an order for the
asasnpent Of the dover Of said Maria Smiley. widow
o. eaid David Smiley deceased. and for the sale Of
the real estate (dvhich the said David sm
ley BE- died seized, much thereof As may be Dec
essau TO pay the depts Of said decedent, to wit:
The whole OF Military Survey No. 2l4 for 81 screG
10 the name Of William Powel granted to James Tag
lor By patent dated October rs 1892 said survey benI
founded upon warrant No go, and conveyed TO Deyit
Smiley. Sc .by James Taylor and Wife BY their deet
dated March 3D. 1885, a appears OF record In Book No
3D. pages so and ST. in the records oce said Frank
Tho said cause will be for hearing in said Probate
| Court on the 10th day Of March, 1862 lyIa Wah
| 1.s ,,.'s-i ,. ,,fy,. DAVID SMILEY, Jh.,l
Administrator Of David Smiley sr.s deceased
WRidHr & ePARRow, Attorneys. ssanai9 a'te -
| Printer's fees, $500, ~ un ,sAl a2H'
| jah20-w4w ssalgfsss b1s eelisn
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,1De UDl0 5tatfsma'
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
From Washington.

tNEw YoRE, Feb .3-The Tribune dispatc
states that an order has been issued 20 th
commanders of divisions in Virginia direcunl
ell surplus baggage not actually needed foI
troops on the march, TO be sent here and ware.
housed. Another order has been issned to the
surgeons in charge Of hospitals In this city to
send the convalesceut patients to Annapolis and
elsewhere, and otherwise TO have ready as many
spare beds as possible.
From information received from our scouting
parties and from other sources, II lie believed
large bodies Of rebel troops have been within
few days transferred from Manassas, relying
upon the utter inability Of the Federal army 10
move against them on nccount of the impas.i-
BILE condition of the roads. ipt.I qa
The Worlds dispatch Gays rumor is given,
and names of parties distinctly stated, that o.
ders have gone forward to Marshal Murray, and
District Attorney Smith to compel parties who
eo'd or chartered improper vessels to the War
Department for the Burnside. expedition, TO
return the sums received or 60 to prison. A
firm In New York, known TO have been violent
ly secession long after the fall of Sumter, will,
It is stated, be the first called upon. It was re.
garded as very strange that this firm should
have been employed. Treachery as we'll az
fraud is suspected In the filling out of the
Burnside expedition, and those who have sworn
to aleehoods In respect 70 the draft Of their ves-
seip, will be compelled to refund.
10 w AsHINoToN, Feb. The Cabinet is In ses:
sion, and il is reported the subec. under discus
sion 'is q communication received from the
rebels under Aag Of truce.
Private letters from Archbishop Hughes
and Thurlow Weed, just received by Secretary
Seward, give q very hopefal view Of our cause
In Eugland and France. q.
The remonstfance Of the Chamber of Com
merce of New York against the passage Of an
act creating the Office Of solicitor of the Gus
toms Of the port OF New York, was presented
to the House to-day by Mr.. Conkling. III
The case Of Senator Bright will probably be
disposed Of to moirow. dl a"
Information has reached here that the Erics
son floating battery, authorized by Congress in
August last, and to be commanded by Lieuten-
ant Worden, will, in the course OF next week,
be sufficiently completed 10 test its efficiency.
No answer yet given to the rebel flag OF
truce, nor has the contents OF the dispatch
transpired. 1e1 %. fa
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sale In Partition.

7 80
Solomon Booker Superior Court Of Franklin
Ju,,a Ann ci,,ck st al. county. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER OF
the said Court TO directed, will offer tor sale at
public auction at the door OF the Court House, In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 1st day of March, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock p M, the following described real state
situate In Madison township Franklin county, o. wit:
Subject the dover estate Of Julia Ann Click In said
premses-Begnning at q point in the cen er Of the
county road leading from the town OF Lithopolis 10
tart Id 3ounty, road known the Giro evlle road
forty e0OO poles eastwsrdy from where the line
Of said quarter section said road running thence
parallel with the west line OF said quarter section north
deg. IS min, east hundred and twenty four %.
100 poles to the north line Of said quarter section
thence with said quarter ion ne e. e8 deg 30 min
east fyour poles TO stake near small walnut
thence 8 deg. IS min west one hundred and eighteen
10 100 poles stake In the Of said road
with the center Of said road s. "a deg 30 min ives,
four 30 100 poles to the place Of beginning contain
ing forty-one acres OF land.
Terms OF 50 e. 0ne-hird cash day Of sale. th
In year aod opetbird 10 years bearing interes
six per frem day Of sale. Deferred pas ment
secured by mortgage on premises. - 90
Appraised at S36 per acre. -s Fl
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees, $500.
iau2JWtd ...H U ... .n..I|
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Superior Coult Of franklin Coun
ty, Ohio.

Gilbert l.. Thompsonl fl,
Farley L. Hewlett and Wv" Ac'l0n' co. -
Augustus Leitner.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO
~ Farley L. Howett Of the state Of Missouri, that
0iltert h. Thompson Of the county OF Franklin n the
State Of Ohio did, the I'd day Of January, A. d.
1862, file his petition 10 the Superior Court Of franklin
county, Ohio, against the said Farley L. Hewlett and
Augustus Letner defendants, sttiDg FORTH that on the
5th day Of January, A. d. 1885, said Hewlett made
written agreement with said Thompson to convey 10 him
lot No. 46 the town Of Lockbourne, in said county,
upon the payment Of fifty dollars, to be paid, ten dol
lars In hand, twenty dollars In one year, and twenty
dollars in two years from date with interest," that said
Thompson did pay the ten dollars In hand and aferwad
was compelled to pay and did pay the balance to
p. Harrison Justice Of the Peace In said county, in
action by said BrantTan against said HoWlett that
said Hewlett has wholly neglected aud refused to
vey said lot to the plaintiff according to said agree
ment. And said peton further sets forth that the plain
TIL made agreement with the defendant Leitner, the
10Th day Of July, 1861 Whereby the plaintiff transferred
and delivered to him tho title bond Of said HowIet and
10 consideration thereof the said Lener conveyed to
ire plaintiff the N. half Of the 9. W. quarter OF sec
81, 7. 80, Il. !, OF P containing eight acres
Of land u Reynolds county, Missouri; that said Lett
had not good and sufficient tile to said land and
that his conveyance to the plaintiff was fraudulent
The prayer OF said petition Is that said agreement
with sad Leitner be escnded and that said Leitner be
ordered to deliver to plaintiff said title boDd and
that said Hewlett he ordered to convey TO plaintiff said
lot No. 48 in Lockbourne and for other relief.
The said Farley l.. Hewlett is notified that he 10
Quiied to appear and answer said petition, before
the third Saturday alter the 7h day OF February next
3. ". ANDREWS,
Ian3-w6W Att, for Plaintiff.
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From the Burn.ide Expedition.

.FoRTaEss MoNRoE, Feb. 3.-The Chippewa left
the blockade off Wilmington on Thursday, aOd
arrived here this morning She reports every
thing was quiet when she lett. The Chippewa
encountered westerly gales during the whole
voyage She passed close to Hatteras Inlet,
ard saw y large feet Of vessels inside at sn-
chor, but beard no firing. t1s .4ai-
The Constitution 10 still here; she will sail
a. toon as possible. ie '--4 ~. ~. l.
A flag OF truce went to Craney Island this
afternoon but has not yet returned. 81.
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.4a,oIl bng daIII % I9TI9l .la9W1iT0H
Master Commissioners Sale. az

Nathan Mason's Adn'r) Court Of Common Pleas Of
BulAh y. Holman. Franklin county Ohio. AZ
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF sALk.
ID to me directed, from the above named Court,
win offer for sale at the door of he Court House, ih
the citypf Columbus, on is-s.h - 81 ialW hAts =
Saturday, the lst day Of March, A. D. 1862,
between the hcurs Of 10 o'clock A. d.. end O'Clock p.
M the following described real estate 40 foloWs wit:
Lois number eleven and twelve (l aud l2) and three
feet on the north side Of lot number twentyone I'D sit-
uate in the town Of Worihington, Franklin county,
Ohio. lAti hN ~ e,.s n. t,s.n !
No. 81, 0G50; Lot No. II, $50 -.
, s177rls1 GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
sa and Master oommiasiOner.
Pripter'a fees o5 95. N
lanQo-vtd
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
InrSoRrrD Ioa THE OHIO srArzxMAN ]

lREYoRTKp ToR THE OHIO STATzsMAN
3. .H ....aEr NEW YORK. Feb. 4.
C0TT0N-Littie more doing and market without ma
eral change; sales Of $50 Gales at 3O93lc for middn
upiands
FLOUR So better; and 10 fair demand for ex -ort AM
hcme consumption se, II 70O b9ls S5 655 70 r gu
peIne state; s. S56 70 for extra stale; cht iy s.
@5 %; sS 0s@5 ~ Tor superhne western; IS sSa U
cummon TO medium extra western; 90 0O0y6 US 70
shipping brands extra round hoop 0htU; 81 l50g6 81
for trade bIaods. Market closing quite frm. No sc
lerS at il:ide quotations Canadian aour advanced s
@5 IS for buPerne; IS e596 rs for common to cnoics
extra. %
RYE PLoUR-ouiet; small sales at 50 1894 Q5
CuhN MEAL-firm; sales OF $50 barrels at 50 90 for
Jersey % IS for Brst dy vine.
WHIsKY-Firmer: sales Of 400 barrels at 23I<@23Kc.
wHEAt-ho important change; shippers generally
not disposed to buy freely while holders in view VI
small exhibit GO pressing desire TO re,Ze saies o
2ss busnels Chcsg .Pgns At ~, soi 81 70 ooo NJ
SO winter red western At III OO red STATE al Al
and y,O00 red jersey at u 5O.
KYE-Rrm; sses 30, w bush prime at csc delivered.
BAkLEY-5carce and un;hanhed; sales $500 busheli
Cal. at 75c. ga .e.. tNs. rNt ~ 't
,CORN-In better request for export and home con
sumption full prces sales OF "a 900 bushels $50 IL
store aud tsc delivered for mixed western and whits
western. 'N.. ~ ..
OArs-Duil at 4O@l2c for Jersey, Canada West ant
state. 1t. ."'r
P0RK-Market rules steady with fair demand sales o
65OU barrels at Sl2I3 Tor mess, 80 5OQ9 so Tor prime
Sl3l@i3 so for western AID city prime mess. Q
bEEF-Uontioues quiet and arm; sales 200 barrels a
s494 so for country prime S595 5U for country
$lU@ 70 for ,epacked mess, 10 1914 for mess
PRIME MISS BEER-Quet and unchar gel.
BEEF HAdS-Quiet and unchApgeI. 5toI,..J /
CUT MBATs-Dull At3A9i6c Tor shoudess and
(96c for hams ..o 80 b f,..s... .| s.lJ I44l
BACON-sdes in hetter request, prices slightly in ia
vor Of buyer saes 1850 boxes 696kc for
city long Tobed niddles; 0k@6Hc for short ribbed do
B97c for city long clear. iatet price for very choic
Be,ected and 10 ior short clear do. a. ...i. u
HoGS-D. .essed, seady at $4,000 for western AM
81 2OGy4 % for city.
LARD-in fair demand; market steady; sales of 295
barrels, pat last evening. at 7H9S1<c,
IBulTEa-iD moderate requess At i99 14c for Ohio
1692ic tor state. .'
q, UHEE5E- Dull ard shade easier at 597c
bUG4n-Rsw little more active bat prices withou
decided change; fair togood refuiug quiet 797xc =
sales Lhds Cuba 6c IS hhds ciayed Cuba al 81
and 20 boxes havans aat 70 Refined sugars quiet
unchanged 'e 70 t'y %
MoLAssEs-Ioactive;w we notice sales Of Is hhds new
crop Porto Rico at $50. ~ 'H
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MONEY Mark ct.

, . t.. Nav YORK, Feb. 4.
The money market continues seldy. with fair bus.
doing at per cent. Tor loans CALL aud SCI per
cent. discount On sIictlv prime paper. S.uthern
change hruer; ira sactions TO far extent ut li2
ll3< for merchants and li49i4h for bankers hIl,
God is shade frmer with good business at l03k@
lO4x for American. California goid bars are hrmsr,
sales at 3k@3H per cent. premium. Treasury notes
selling at 95. ,l-l , 40
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made 10 the
Governor o! Ohio the Sd day Of February, A. D.
lr6s or as thereafter as hearing can be had fol
the pardon OF Wesley Davis convicted Of the crime o
astqlt and battery with intent to murder. at the Febr.
ary term OF tbs Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin
county Ohio, a. D. 1851 and sentenced 10 the Ohio Pen
ss ,iSi :. 81 / gslyssI WESLEY DAVIS
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PenoayIvnnsa railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.--Ths annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Penn .ylvsnia Rail.
road was held yesterday. Mayor Henry Guar.
man. Toe report Of the Directors showed the
net earnings Of the year to be $500 900, being
an increase Of more than million and quar-
ter over the previous year. Asemi-annual div
idehd Of four per cent. will probably be paid 10
May. l-t ~"a
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-,.,rf.csV ZION +. ApAtFNN ~ gHAAhb OtteAl
1h6uAAkce DkPARIMnnT.
.zseg WoN Ba'a tOoIumbas. O., Jan. IL. lsse VI
wuERHAs, The Thames Fire Insurance 0eppeqy,
located II Norwieh. m the ntsle of ounh11llcht
has hed In his ones statement o IN eopfiiion,
as required b. abe hrut sseon 81 The lsEulate
ant uranco compauies ipooTnorated b. the etnof
Ohio" pasted April0. 1855; and, WHtAxk4 skd CON
phny hss "a fnshsd s nndersgned eataciosy oedsnce
that Il 10 possessed OF at least One Hundred Yhoun4
Dos ofsclua capital IN ptocks, or u bopfsof
10 morgages Of eafestate worth double the anoen tof
which nhe famg 10 mortthgeds and, WnnnAAh s1id CON-
pa has hled 10 this once written instrument unfoF
ts corporate seal sisnsd BY he ase s,cli,e
thereof authorizing any agent or agen ~ ,s'p
In ths State, 10 acknoWedge bsfviee o. ~
IN behalf Of said eompanys consenting innt sle1
0f process sha be taken and held % pe NnhA "a
served upon the company. aecoruink g ne eNe 2! tn
Or aoy oiher state, and waving eit claim uf 8nt "
error y n nnon Of such acnoN e4menl % lo1V11e
Noo TAsrsf0rs IN pursuance q No aIqt ne1llon ~
he afofepaId sod i Robert W, TAyief Auditor q baIe
Tor are etafs or Ohio. DO hereby certify 9hht nel1
Thames FIro Insurance. Company o. n1fuioh, 0enns,c
M authorized 10 tiapsac tho hpolne11 o. NiTo ond
Marine Ia this State until the thru Art dat
q January, in the year one nen1and el1bt M'pdElt
"a 4. ~ VI blf eineu so 80 ~ 1~p @Hf ~
il wines whereof, have hsresnio eak1s,Itse ~
name and caused the zeal q ~ sbre y n anAsd ne
day ana year above Wfiltoo. ~ snAhV ~,
| lt.p1 "a ~if n. W.1AxEnR, AdeileE q eltlss&
H. n. nEEsoNs Agsns,
Ahs.alw ceinmkns.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

William Perrinl ..s--.si
John Korbel I4, ST.. 3D. l-,llq5
u to directed from the Court Of Commen tleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio, will offer sale at the door
Of the Court House in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday. the 22i day Of February, A. D. 1862
at one o'clock P. NJ the following described real 60.
taie situate in The county Of Frankn and State Of
Ohio, 10 wit: H..H--
Lot number twenty-five Cel), In suilivants addition
TO the City Of Columbus
Appraised at $500 co. L-l
~ I g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
| jan19-dlt&wtd and Master Commissioner.
Printers fses-S3 90.
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N. Y. LeRIsIature ON Je.se ID. RrIeht

N. Y. LeKisIature ON Jesse ID. Bright.
ALsASY. Feb. Ara resolution was adopted
in the Senate o. follows:
ResOlUed, If the Assembly concur, Ia the
opinion of the Legislature of the State Of New
York, Jesse D. Bright, Senator of the United
States from the State of Indiana, is traitor.
and ought to be removed from his seat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

VERY STYLISH STRgPED CL0TH
V'.eHAWLe, 10 new designs 81 ~ Oo-vAiue " 20.
100 xsTda Super Plain siaek SIX A. y ~'-7xalus
HIsnoh Merinos, osK osnlsy sins siK ots ayard. ,.
=" Is csnts-vaiue 81 " yard.
Balm q EQN,
eotle No. - DoutA Aigh 6treea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-05

HARRisBURo, Pa, Feb. A A resolution, in
structing our Sen tors to vote for the expulsion
OF Bright, passed the House. Il is being con.
eldered BY the Senate. y 3. ~ D--
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County Of New London. eo'

Aos W. Prentice, President, and Oliver p Rice. eee
retary OF The Thames EiFs Insurance Company being
severaly sworn, depose and say that the foregoing
full and correct statement OF the aag or the nad
CompaDythat the said Insurance Company d the bona
hde OF at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual cash capital invested 10 Stocks and Bonds IN
Mortgages Real bsAte worth double the amount for
nor any part thereof are made for the sn
eat Of any individual exercising authority In the
agement Of said Company, either Presidents Stersta
cages above describel have not bssn assigned OF
manner eased or impaired By said Company; and that
they are the above described ocen Of said Insurance
AMOS W.. PRHNTIcE, President.
0LIvRR P. RICE, eeeretary.
suysribed and sworn before me- this Sd day Of Janua.
ss'fe y fi'O1 on 5BARLas \. DYRR, notary rulIls.4
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aiIa.Tp aM1S W. RhhSTlGs; s.:,i,.sa I,:.ia'n'.

d s6yuw tas e, 0rncE OF THE AuDfToa or erATHsl
lBoo9 30 so, issq Columbus, o ., Junsile. lhas. taa
II 10 hereby csrti6ed that the ss correct
copy Of the statement Of cohditIqn pf tho
( 80 Thames Fire Insurance. Company Of Nofwteh,
akAL.t Conn made TO this oigp for the yrrR loo3
ie and nov on Alo herein.i sd "A ~
Witness my hand and seal officially.
,isus,un4nsisa'-- b We TAYkhkS Andiior a ttf1s
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-[Gazette Feb 4.
ssJgsf< r1Mk,A
CHICAGO. N RIN6A

The receipts Of hogs live and dressed to-day, amount.
ed 10 only IG9 The market for live hogs ives very
Dressed hogs advanced per 100 ibs, with sHies
ct 60 6OG9 9O At the he market for both live
and dressed was very him and there was but few lots
left over In frst hands. ~ 4 .lrtGAAQ
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hog Markets.


.ggsgzA g oaoINeINNArI.
A good demand aud the market very arm, and prices
Ashsde hiyher, closing d. 81 2593 IS the latter rate
for extra large. Ths receipts l,0U0 head. The
sales weie:s . sINga0H % sHsslrloo ri tIos xii
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NAME AND LOCATION.

NAME AND LOCATION.
Fnsr. The name Of the Company 70 the THAMES
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, and is located as
Norwich, Connecticut. .,.4 .r-tf.
I. CAPITAL.
sEcoNp. The amount Of is capital stock 90
THIRD. The amount Of It's capital stock, l5diIJ
paid up, b..s...s .''.''....s.....'.. 1l3oO %
Fourth. IL. ASSETS. 5his49
1. Cash Of the company on hand. 99 ~ It
Q. In the hands Of and due 80. .a6g
from agents.. ts..."...."...."..l,0O0 ~ CH
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoRITYe
tzS ssspsrs as o. "a sl.s deg e 5assssv. lsss.l

.,-..r co, AyDuToR on esaTzS 0FuSRA
30 ts' IASuAAkcE DkPARIMEur. \
Soy NfN ,fls' z sfloIut nina o. Ian N. NM NJ
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Marcus Childs'st.

Proprietor Of that extenilve business locality,
NO. 81, "a and 25 HIGH STREET,
E-.. 8 Opposite the State House. y
octg7-d6m