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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

10 a.s Hen. s'Nos gAxnHos. S'srstey ef Var b
subjoined Is iist Of our total force, with is
distribution: tt5
St. Louis, Tinclading Home Guard . = j. $500 d
Under Brig Gen. Pope fincludlne II. o. k1e2
Lexington Including Home Guard -. 400
Jefferson City, lOhe-fourth Home Gnafd] slsII
Cape 0irardeu $50
Birds Point and Norfolk . . s,510
Cairo [including MeClemard's brieade1 .l826
Fort Holt, opposite Cairo, Kentucky shorp SOS y
faducah ---.-------..---..--.-- --l----.-s1,1yl
Under Gen. Lane Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mound City, near Cairo .-...-..-.. eco
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

Z. z
ST.. LOUIS, Sept is, 1861.
To. Col T. D. TowSsESD, Asa. Adjt Generel
Headquarters eftts ATmy &C RaskisgfoN. d. @;
Reliable information from the Vicinity oi
Prices column shows his present force 70 be
IL 900 at WarrensbuFg and 1000 at Georgetown,
with pickets extending towards SyTacuss.-
Green Is making for Bonneville wisha propable
force Of 5000. Withdrawal Of force frem this
part Of the Missouri risks the State; from Pa
ducah, loses Western Kentucky, A the best,
| have ordered two regiments nom this city,
two from Kentucky, and will make up the re-
mainder from the new force being raised oy the
Governor Of illinois. "a j. g, tRkAioNT,a
Major General Commanding.
II is well 10 recall the fact that the State
of which had the task 70 obtain posses
sion, aud which was in active rebellion, con
tanned white population Of over million
equal to that Of Yirginia-zAnd 10000
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14

WAsHISGToS July &c, 1861.
DEAR GENEEAL;-I have two kilograms from
you, but find it impossible now to get any at
tention to Missouri or Western matters from the
authorities here. You will have to do the best
you can, and take all needful responsibility to
defend and protect the people over whom you
are specially set
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
d. nj, HTcCULLOCH. i.
m ROBERTS a sheldon.

Manufacturers Copper Tn and sheetIron Ware, and
Dealers Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves, Rags
Wool Hides SheeppeltE, Old Copper, Old Stoves, Ee
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Block, No. l, Fremont, Ohio. May %, 1904
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
Gen. Fremont's Defense.

His Statement as Presented to
the Joint Committee of the
Two Houses on the Conduct
of the War. "a ,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
DIED.

On the 4th inst, of diptheria, FREDDIE L., only
son Of Lester l.. and Anna d. Hickox, aged years
and months.
The deep Borrow that comes to household when
an only child and darling little is removed for
ever from the hearts that had grown into almost
idolatrous love- cannot be fully appreciated BY those
s------s - sl,,-s aHainted Little Freddie
had already given thar pTUuliSs ~a-sva
parents heart most strongly in the development Of
remarkable moral convictions and intellectual per-
ception, which made him more than ordinarily the
beloved object Of the parents ndest hopes in this
life, and in this sudden and ineonsolable bsreave-
ment they need and will receive the most heartf-h
sympathy Of their numerous friends. [COH.
The funeral VIII tsk0 place at their residence, No.
% Prospect street this Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock Friends OF the family invited to attend.
In Chester GesuRa county, Jan. lltb, Of dipthera,
ELZIE FRA NOENiAs aged years and monthss
only child Of Lydia and Walter Johnston.
There must have been an idle harp in heaven and
q robe with ut wsarer, the Father sent for FL
zis and now 10 pure white she adds another strain
to the song Of the redeemed. Kindly taken before
the EARTH dust had Boiled her purity, she will be
spared the discipline Of eArth's elder children she
will never shed the orphans tear, drink the cup
OF ofdilRppointment-nsverm mourn over sins commit
tsd, or Savior grieVed, but in the Jerusalem,
from angel lips hrss learn how much she owes to
Him who said-fSuher little children to come unto
me, for Of such Is the kingdom Of Heaven" T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
- H.rnla nna M. RIaaIs,s speseh.


The Herald editors have been studying Mr..
Riddls's speech, lately delivered in taver of
emancipation, for the purpose Of finding
something to carp At. They have succeeded
in finding mares nest in The shape of a
three line sentence, which they copy with
the following PecksniFering comments;
'Thess rebels have gone out snd away
from the Constitution, and II you would
deal with them you must 90 out after then" J"
Ii Is indeed striking Sat the root when s
member Of Congress openly declares that If
you would deal with the rebels you must go
out from the Constitution. Such senti-
msnt advises anarchy, il advises the blotting
out Of all law, all form OF government 1t
woul5 throw this country into political
chaos The Constitution is an ample shell
ter for every act necessary 70 crush out this
rebellion. Under il our armies can march
fion Ocean 10 Ocean, from Lake to Gulf
ana meet aud strike down rebellion where
ever It raises its head. There is no greater
-alos 10 our country even in the rebellious
States, than be who would ''solemnly roll
tie Constitution up and lay it reverenty
away.
And what a commentary upon the sacred
ness Of an oath, that a man holding Fed
Oral once, and who has sworn to 0bey the
Constitution Of the United States, should, II
his newspaper, copy such a sentiment as Il
contained in our extract from Mr.. Riddles
spssch, and commend it as striking at tht
root Of tne rebellion, and as carrying con
Viction in its words"
We would ask the erudite editors of tn
aerald how the leaders Of this wicked rebel
lion, the Floyds, the MasOns, the slidelll
the TOOmbses, the Beauregards, and othe
sreh traitors are to be punished for treason
except BY going outside of the Constitution
The founders Of that instrument not dream
ing or contemplating that such q rebellio
Is the present would ever take place, prC
vided that persons guilty Of treason shoul
be trisd By a iszy and PlRishsd IN the Sta
svks-e the ofencs UdS committed. We woul
like to know how q jury can be impannelle
in the State Of South Carolina, which wi
convict Gov. Pickens OF treason, or how on
can be impannelled in GeOrgis that VII
convict Alexander Stephens, or how OOul
could b organized that will sentence such
criminal to be hung.
Tbs only way that these scOun drels vi
have been guilty Of plunging our count
into the horrors of this dreadful civil wa
can be punished, is to try them by druu
head court and hang them, and it shOald
done.
In regard to the twaddle contained
the last paragraph Of the HeraId's comment
1t Is too silly to receive any attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
NEW YORK MARKET-Pob. 5


lbA TALE9hAFu.l
FLOUR-Market lOalBo better, with moderate
demand for export and home ptiOn; also fair
speculative inquiry. The sales Of extra state are
bbls extra state deliverable this and lst half next
sales Is s06 at S57Oa5T5 for superpe state: Is oO
$40 for extra state; S5,7O5,75 for superns western;
10 95G6 10 fJr oommsn to medium eKha western;
se,,5G6le Ior slipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; ". .Sa6,l5 for trade brands
CANADA FLOUH-Markst has advanced 56lOo
per bbls with an increased business. Sales go bbs
az s5lOG5l9 Tor supernnei S5s596,75 for common 70
RYE FIOUR-MarkOt quiet with small sales
C6IfN MRAI.-In fair request. Sales 100 bbls
at 500 for Jersey; Ss'2a for New Haveni tSso93 IS
WHISKY-Markat frmer. Sales 400 bbls at &c;
and triiing lots at 24c.
rate export demand Sales 1890 bu Chicago spring
At 81 ,32al 3d. 1850 bush Milwaukee club at $3.50
,ss; 500 bush common do az 81 7O9 bush amber
q 600 bush winter red western at 81, l,i5@I,45.
RYE-MArket firm. Sales $500 bush prime ct Sc
BARLEY-Markets steady. Sales 500 bush state
G6RH.Markst shade frmcr with moderate de-
mand for expert and home consumption. Sales are
36 900 bush At 65966c tor mixed western in store;
66jfc delivered; 57a62c for damaged do.
OATS-Market more active. sales ct aga for
Jersey, OanhdA, western and state.
PORK-Demandl less active, bat prices generally
for mess; Sl2 75Gl300 for pine mess; t8,5O90 for
prime Included in sales 1000 bbls mess dsliV-
erable ths fret half Of June at Sl3,25.
BEER-Market quiet and hsm. sales arc a9
bbls at g4,O0f94,50 for country prime; S5,0G5s5O
for country mess: Sl0,O00l2,00 for Fepaoked ness
| Sl3,T5Al4OO for extra mesa.
| 62l 90.
| RERF HANIS-Market inactive at 81, l,256l5,0O
| CIT MEATS Market is dull at 3A094Hc for
western and city shoulders; 5@6c for do hams.
| BACON-Sides less active, but prices are without
| material change Sales $50 boxes at 65S@676c fol
western and city long ribbed mddles; SIC for west
1 ern short do.
4 DRRSsED HOGs-TR fair demand ct 81. Goa
IO6H for western, the latter extreme price, anc
/ S4,25 for city.
| HARDIN less active demand, but prices with
| ont ouoteable change Sales LOO bbls at z5Sa75s
for No l; 75f9sc for prime steami s9s16c for prim
kittle rendered.
| BUTTE R-MaIkst quiet. We quote at l2alA
| for Ohio and ls12lc for state.
| CHEESE-Mnrket ct dull At 5E697c.
| rOFFER- Rio firm and steady. Gales l4e bag
RTCEEaarkot quiet. Sales 30 tieroes OarOlinI
at nc for cash.
| sOiSAR-Raw without material change in price
| Fair to good refining quoted at 767Ac. Sales 45
| hhds at 767Ac for Cubs; ske1sSe for Porto kico
| WOBASS KS Market Qni. {. BY auction to-day
so hhds Porto Rico sold at 2655@Hei p hhds musco
l vado At 2lR27c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

FIRRs AT MAHsFIELD.-Two attempts were
made on Sunday evening last at Mansfield
to fse q portion Of the town. The hrst was
successful. The FIRE was diseoYed IN ware
house on Third street, which being full Of
combustible material, was speedily consum-
ed. From this the frs communicated to
SturgeS Block, occupied by Stocking B
Bigelow, druggists, sturges & Pritchard,
booksellers, and the Office Of the Shield and
Banner. All ofthese establishments suffer-
ed somewhat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

9 The Impudsuf ConoIusIon ef the London
The London fHIdt;s dEss "A 188Efgs sg9aSiH Sase; :. -
,flsmsnt Of the Mason and Slldell difficulty,
saye aLet the business of the day, however,
suffice for the day. The quarrel being over,
We are now rather better friends than we
were before it commenced" !" q statement
which We consider as cool and impudent as
anything in our acquaintance. After Eng
land has tacitly acknowledged the Southern
Confederacy, giving it all the material aid
she could without exciting open hostility
with this Government and all her 'morsl
support" after diligently seeking TO find
some preteIt for sending over a navy to des-
olAts our coasts and lay waste our seabOard
citieE after seeking to enter into war in
which she could slaughter and humble the
people who extended the utmost hospitality to
the Princeof Wales, and who have sincerely
mourned over the death of the Royal Con-
sort; after affecting TO zee in the stone block
ade an international outrage that must be re-
venged, notwithstanding the fact that Eng
land herself adopted similar plan at: Bou-
logne, In 1s04-after all this hostility to our
Government, for the Times to utter such hypo-
critical cant about our being better friends
than ever before, is all the sheerest nonsense.
It's not fact and never more can be fact
We would be a peculiar people, indeed, if our
love was increased by these acts to compass
our destruction.
The time was when the American people
would have sympathiEed with England and
sided with her if combination had been
made against her BY the continental powers
Of Europe, but now, upon the same principle
which gives Us pleasure to see rufisnly bully
whipped and humbled, we should. consider
It blessing to the civilized as well as to
the uneiyilized world, if she was crippled and
made subordinate to some decent power.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
CHICAGO AIARKET-Feb 5
IN TEIEeBAFHsI

FLGUR--Market 59lOc better.
WHRATi-Market 165l14c higher with an active
speculative demand; 76&g7s1&c tor No l. T214875o
for NO2
CDRN-MRrket advanced 4c
MESS PORK-market is firm, quiet and un-
HOGS-Dresssd inactive at S2rs59SOO; Live firm
and unchanged.
HRCEIPTS-4,OO 900 bbls flour; 1900 bush wheat
Is O00 bus corn; 400 live hogs; 2,lO0 dressed,
RKOHA ANGaE-UnchanRed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
NY. STOCK mARKET-Feb. 5.

sFOCKR-Market better with fair business
Chicago Rock Island 5316; New Jersey Central l19i
CIevelsnd 4 Toledo 4l@; Cleveland Pittsburgh d
I6I4; Panama ll314; Michigan Southern guaranteed
Al; Michigan Central l95S; Hudson 38 =; Illinois Ssn-
tral scrip 81; Erie preferred 5356; Erie SS4i rev
York Central s27s: Pacific Mail 99; Chicago, BUR
iinRron Quincy 6l3k; American Gold 1889; Salena
4 Chicago lst bonds 100; California 7s s0zi Treas
my 3lOs 1885, United States 6s 81 registered esi
United States 6s 81 coupons 90
NTeBNEY-Market exhibits gradual hardening
tendency with call loans active y cent; strictly
prime paper still quoted at OCT . cent ana only
iiipIsE IiTFR FitINS5 EXCTIANGE-Rules quiet at
II25alIs5f for merchants and ll4@ll4E for bank
GOED-DulI RI o7svVSsz u y.~-.;--,l-.5
American. California gold bars are quoted at y ?
cent premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
The RlsrEda Resfs--The world $4,000
-. TearH old.

The RlsridR Reefs---Ehe world $4,000
years old.
Prof Agassiz delivered lecture in New
York on Sunday last upon the age Of the
present physical world as derived from ancient
and coins animal remains ofspecies still extant
especially from coral reefs. Thslecture was
mainly devoted to Florida reefs and the con-
clusion drawn from them as to the time TAX
en- for their formation. BE said that the
popular notion that the coral was the work
- Of an insect was entirely erroneous. The
reefs consist Of organized remains of a class
-, Of radiaies, which become rigid by the con-
tinuAl deposits Of limy particles. The eOrsls
begin their work at depth of II fatboms,
q and work upward. The Florida reefs are the
best in the world for scientific observation.
From observations made upon them by Prof
Agassiz, be had found that in IA years the
gr0wth Of coral about the coast forts was
almost one inch, which would make about
ss1as BsEsn inches in century. To be safe how
=, ever he allowed oue foot century. With
8 this as q basis, the youngest reef on the
ooast-ths Florida KeyU-was found to be at
least 5000 years old. But the Keys are
bounded upon q similar reef Which was
4 3. f5tus before thsOuter one 7his adas 6. 600
years more 70 the age Of the banks. Then
= /. landing upon the main land, third reef is
~ found precisely similar, adding an
Othsr 1000 years to the chronology. But
- hack Of this, iS fourth and still older coral
reel, which adds 5000 years more. Here
p ~ positive investigations cease, and Prof Agas-
Sin claims to establish the fact indsputahly,
s, that this portion Of the world is ct least "a
OOo years old, an age far beyond any record
Of the race now inhabidng It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

II
The Stone BIoekaAe--.Testimony from
Chartesf0n.
The latest adYiceS nom Eneland report
the arrival al Liverpool Of 3 vessel from
ChAtlestOn, with reports that the blockade
was miserably inefficient and that the stone |
blockade, 90 far from closing the harbor, |
was really an improvement inasmueh as 1t
tended to deepen the channels which had
hitherto been too shallow for use. Now,
while we believe this statement TO be made
solely 10 conceal the true alright and isOla.
ton of the CaroliniAns from their English
friends, still Il Is worth noticing, coming as
1t does, Just at the time when the London
Times and the other secession journals OF
England are bowling loud and long over the
'fnhumanity" and "bArbarism" of the same
stone blockade. While they are thus venting
their wrath upon the Federal Government for
sinking the stone vessels, and are ready to.
take up arms to resist this outrage upon the
rebels 10, here comes a captain direct from
the beleAugured port and says that what
they declare TO be an outrage is benefit
We are curious now to see what reception
this statement will meet with.
Military Training In Schools and COLLEGES,
We publish below a bill introduced into
the House by Mr.. Dickman Of this city, to
provide for military training in our schools
and colleges. The measure is a very impor.
tant one, and we trust it will receive all the
attention it deserves from the Legislature
The appropriation asked for is not large, and
he amount of military training which will
be secured for our boys and young men may
at some future time give the State thousands
in return for every dollar thus invested now,
This war found the entire North asleep in
military matters, while at the South, almost
every State has had for years a regular statC
Military Academy. As a consequence, the
South was prepared for war, while the Nortt
was not Let this bill be put in operation
and at all times hereafter, We could put re
spectacle army in the field on three days nc.
tice, and it would not be an army of raw re
cruits, but of trained soldiers. We do no
want large standing army, but we do wan
3 the materials out of whiOh to construct al
army when the hour of need arrives.
There are in the State many musket
: which are not fit for use in the field, whicl
\ will answer every purpose for training unit
others can be had, while, after this war
there will be any required quantity of a
b. kinds Of arms to be made seryiceAbls.
T The adoption Of such bills as this woul
: give US a nation of strong, healthy, robus
self,reliant young men, able to defend them
4 selves and their country. We should hav
= fewer "delicate young men" who have RUNE
8 their healtbs BY study and teaching. Exel
else Of the body would accompany that {
Y the mind, and when duty called these drille
E students into active service, there would b
s fewer reported in the hospitals and upon th
!. mortality list.
! Here is the bill:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
NLEVELAND LIBRARY slsIA
ASsO GIAFI0R.
LECTURES FOR ls6l-2.

The Lecture Oommittss have the pleasure Of an
nouneins the following lIt Of Lecturers all ofEhom
have definitely accepted the Invitations extended 70
than;
Jan. I7-E- P. WHIPPLE, Esq., Of Boston.
Jan. Hon. DAHIEL 8. DICKINSON, Of New
York. suhjeot-''The Union."
Feb. -Doot. l. L HAYES, ths Arctic Explorsr.
March l7-Rsv. Z. b. OHAPIH, DID,, Of Rev York.
u-In addition to the above, Invitations have baen
sent TO Bon. b, ;. Raymond, Of New York, RsT.
Doct. Bellows, Pres't Of the Sanitary Commission,
or distinguished Lecturers, the result Of which,
together with the time and place Of each Lecture
will hereafter Be alno1nceds g. y.
w. P. FOGG,
H NJ OHAPfN,
ALLEYNE MAYHABD,
jan1e:Rn Lecture COMMITTEES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06

"A DILL
Authorizing Calleges, Academies, High
Schools, and other Schools Of like grade,
to adopt a course of Military Instruction
as part of their regular course OF liberal
studies.
SECTION 1. Be II saacts5 bv the General As
sernbly of the STATE of Ohio. That the trus-
tees or other officers having the control of
anv incorporated coIlege. high school, or
other school of like grade gotten ND by in
w uIstoS'1l .S CIV t--- - :, =.
anu Iney arg neIeey a9tnori1eu, ~ t1eir ulS,
oLo.lOui ~ ,.SP ~ suul.iOn . tneh usual
~ AZ any slo
S.l.1 .1Sslsu.ioi ~ anu tnoIOus1 oOu!so VI
~ SoleuoS 1uu ~
win 'ne uS''eeS Vi regular ulii'-
eAry sonOOH.
oAo- & anu sucn trus'ess OF OtueE ollceIs
may appoint one OK more minsary professors
OF Veacnels lor t1eH EesPectiVe InS'l.utlons p
AlolesAIu1 PtescLlue 1nelt uuuesp IA .Ie
AmOans Vi tIsL I1 cog Sns1LLOn, anu esSAollsn
anu enioroe Hit neeuI1i ruies anu
N rsiAeien ~ 70 Ne conouC' anu niil'sry ulSci-
pune Oh Ins sIuCs1S.
SHo- >: i' snIi Ds Ine GUY OF tae gote[h- II-
TO Oh sne APPlcssiOn OF q ma ority Oh tne
trustees OF otnei omeers OF any sucn lnstitu-
uonS ss sioreSalu1 70 select one OF more OF
sucn lnstituuonl' hot exceeding tnEee IN any
one congresAonA aistrlet, Wnlen snail nave
az tne oAte OF h1on aPPncatlon seven ty-nVe
or more male stuoents, In regular attendance,
nom nIeeen 70 t"enty-one years Of age, and
70 oirect tne quar'erhsster general 70 furn-
isn suen msutuuons 80 selec1ed, suen num-
oer OF Ife-aruiS, OF stano OF musketS rom
the PuOhc armotyi nosfequreom IN tne imme-
olste service OF tne slstei as VIII anord such
institutions tne requisite means OF instruct
ing and drilling the students, OF the age
Aforesaid, In tne proper exercises and eVoIu-
tons pertaining 70 mliltary educatlon'
$50 4. Before receiving arms from the
state as aforesaid. tne trustees or other ON.
GERS OF suen institutions, shal execute ana
deliver 70 tne quer0ermas.er-general good
ana sntncient Dono, oohoiuoneo Ior the SAFE
keePing ana re1utn 70 tne aEmory' ot al
sucn arms a. may % Iurnsneo as sIoresalu'
whenever, IN tne opinion OF tns governor
OF quarter general tne return OF sucn
sEIns DscOmeS necessary, ior tne uses OF
eae slaee WniGh 1, . SAlu pono tae & quarter
solisrai Snsil approve ana NE IN us
once. lSt
oAo: .; Wnsn any sucn lnsutuaon seleet-
80, anu VIE arulS -. Is AFORESAID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the slst day of January, 1852
AUDITOR or STATE's OFFICE,
INSURANCE DEPARTM ENF,
Nnu wvunwwrr nhFn Nannnww l0 NEGN

AUDITOB or SrATE's OFFICE,
INSURANCE DEPARTME EHFs
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 30 ls62.J
Whereas the REsOLUTE FIRE IESUBAHOE
COMPANY, located ct New York, in the State Of
New York. has hled in this Office sworn stat sment
Che ce ) fSE 1iaus Insurance Comp anies "a
poratsd By the state Of OhiO, passed April 8 1856
and, whereas, said company has furnished the IN
dersened satsao Ory evidence that IL Is possessed Of
at least One Hundred IhOus- nd Dollars OF actual
capital invested IN stocks or in bonds or in mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amount Tor
which th4 same 80 mortgRged; and, whereas, said
company has fled In this once written instrument
under its eorporate seal, signed BY the Presidsnt
and Secretary thereof. authorizing any agent or
agents Of said ccmpany in this State, to acknoWl.
esg "a service Of process, for and In behalf Of said
oompany, consuming that such service Of process
shall be taksn and held be a. valid as Il served
upon the company, according 20 the laws Of this
any other State, and waving all claim right Of
error by reason Of Buch acknoEled gment Of SERVICE
of the aloT5 said act 1, Robert W. Tayler Audit
of state for the Stgfe Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Re8olute Fire Insurance Company Of sW
York s authorized to transact the business Of Fire
Insurance IN this stae until ths thirty first dsy Of
January In the year OEe thou8and eight hundred and
- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hsrsunfo
CIa( subscribed my name and caused the seal of
lNJ my once 70 bo amxed the day and year
~ above written.
B. W.TAYLER,
febl Auditor Of Ststs.