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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
ISuCCBssOTB 10 u. VI. IAObII
fes Market place, N. E. cor. Fifth and n ain -sts
C,ONF DKNTIAL.-DR. sTEWART 4

CIONF DENTAL DIR. STEWART Il
u co devote their undivided attention to tue
tTeatut mt OF the following 1;;-s-=as viz: Gonor-
rhea, elect St-..otuTes, Syphilis in a its FORMS
ways succeed in curl g the wo st cases. although
many of their patients had sought relief from
other sOuIce and in maHy instances had bee" oiven
up to die. rnose who have contracted dis .ase
should make Immediate application, as by their i'm
proved treatment they are enabled to cut short re-
ce;;;, cases in very short time.
Young men who have injured themselves by
tain secret habits, which uufit them for business
pleasure the duties Of married life; so, mid ile-
RRe d and old men, who, from the fOies of youth or
years, before placing themselves under the treat
meDt of any one, should first consult DR.. S. & Co.
and have cure effected by their new aud match.
lets remedy, which never fails in electiDg speedy
and Bdical cure
Dr. & Co. are agents for NJ. La Jhune's French
Preventive Powder, by which those wishing to
avoid an increase Of family can do without dan-
ger to health or constitution. Price 81 Al.o, for
efectual remedy for Irregularities Obstructisns
CAUTION These Pills should not be used during
pre- gnancy, miscar iaRe is sure TO follow. Price
81. The pills and p wdeTs sent by mail.
Persons at a distance wishing to be cured at home
with perfect secrecy, by sending us brief state.
ment of case, will be furnished with Blank Chart
which, being filled out ana etuTned to will in
dCate the disease well Gould be described
from danger or OF rvation, to any part OF thC
country with full directions for use
haTgeH always as low as the nature OF the cast
will admit Of, ard Lo fee required, except for med
icineG until a cure IL etfeeted,
Consultation may be held from M to 9P. NJ
at his office, No IL Fast Fourth-st between MAR
and Sycamore, Room No. 4, up stairs:
Secrecy inviolaole. Don't forget the name RnC
pow DIX. CHAs. A. STEWART h co,
fe8.x Cincinnati Ohio
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The Lnne BxpedItIon 'Onco ThrOush."

The Lane Expedition "Once Through"
1t will be seen by the telegraph news that
the great expedition to be commanded by
General Jim Lane, which was to accomplish
80 much in a short time, is considered in
Washington as "played out" We are sorry
that Gen. Lane has not had an opportunity of
showing the country what he is capable of
doing, and trust that he may yet find some
channel in which to let his military genius
have free course. There are a great many
persons who think General Lane will &C.
complsh much good and materially aid il
crushing the rebellion, if he only has an op
nortunity
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

As announced yesterday, the gur-boat
Esst1, engaged in the storming of Fort
Henry, was disabled. When about half
through the fight, and crowding with
splendid heroism steadily against the enemy,
ball went into her port side forward went
through heavy bulkhead and squarely
through one of her boilers-the escaping
steam scalding and killing several of the
crew ard badly woundng many more. Cap
tain Porter and his aid, ]. P. Britton, jr.,
and Paymaster Lewis, were in a direct line
of the balls passage, Britton being in the
center of the group. The shot struck poor
Briton on the top Of the head, scattering his
brains and blood in every direction. The
escaping steam went into the pilot house,
quickly killing the two pilots, Ford and Nc
Bride. Many of the sailors, upon the steam
escaping, jumped overheard and were
drowned. Here is a complete list of the
EsSex's dead, wounded and missing:
Killed.-M. A. Ford, James Mcbride, pilots;
]. Britton, Quartermaster's Mate; David Wat.
son, Captain of guD; ]. Coffey, Jasper P.
Breaz, seamen.
Officers Wounded Commander W. D.
Porter; Theo. P. Ferry, Third Master.
Seamen Badly Wounded-John Matthews,
N. McCarty, Peter White, G. E. Nichols,
Samuel Boyer, B. Harrington, VIM OBrien.
Slightly Wounded-John Rogers, Francis
Wilson, Henry Hugan, Thos. Mullen, w. Fl.
Ma1ey, T. Sullivan, John O'Hara, John Cos
tello, J. ]. Phillips, B. Lohn.
MiSsing-A. D. Waterman, John Lscrise,
Henry Gulper, Henry Reynolds, Joseph Be-
darde.
A detachment from one of the Indiana
regiments, taken on the Essen just before en-
gaging the enemy to act as sharpshooters,
under command of Daniel Trotter, lost some
of their men. Chas, Stocker, killed; Lewis
Grants, killed; Lieutenant Trotter, Chas. E.
Erb, j. Lump, scalded; Vim. O'Neil, Benz.
Lubic, missing. Lieutenant Trotter is now
on the TylOr, and said to be badly scalded.
David Wilson, the gun Captain, being NOR
tally wounded, worked his gun after the
accident, he being mortally wounded at the
time. There were ne casualties on board
the S. Louis or CarOndslst, though the shot
and she'll fell thick upon them.
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Desperate Anray ia Madison COUNTY

The Lexington Observer and Reporter
learns from gentleman who left Richmond
on Tuesday morning, that q desperate ARRAY
occurred in that town on last Monday even
ing, in which Captain Nelson Burrows, Of
Colonel Wolford's Cavalry, was severely il
lot fatally stabbed. Thomas Dejarnett and
John Kanatzer were mortally shot. William
Grubbs, of Fort Lafayette notoriety, was shet
in the hip, and Mr.. Freeze, of Jessamiue
County, was shot in the shoulder. Some OF
the parties were dead when the informant
left Richmond. Thomas Dejsrnett was the
originator of the difficulty, and inflicted the
wounds upon Captain Burrows and Mr.. IT.
vine Roberts, of Captain Burrows company
shot Dejarnett, Kauatzer aud Grubbs, with.
out being himself injured. Dejsrnett, Kan.
atzer and Grubb were Secessionsits. All were
citizens of Madison County, except Freeze
who is a citizen of Jessamine.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO erpirs on tle 3lH day Of january, 1862
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, |

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIoE,0
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., =
COLUMBUS January 81, 1852.
WHEREAS, The ATLANTIC FIRE AND MA
RINB INSURANCE. COMPANY located at
Providence in the State o. Rhode Island has filed in
qursd by the first section of the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State
of Ohio passed April 3, 1856 aud, WHEREAS said
Conn paIy las furnished the unde rsgoed Satisfactory
drod Thousand Dollars of actual Capital invested in
stOcls or in bonds or in mortgages of real estate
worth double the amount for which the same il
moTtgaged; and, WHEREAS, said Company has
filed III this Office wIiton instrument under its cor
pOrate seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or aReuts OF said
Company in this State, to acknowledge service Of
process for and in behi OF said Company consent;
ing that sueh elvice Of process shall be tasen and
held to be rs valid as if served upon the Company,
according to the laws of this any other State, al
waving all claim right of error by reason Of
such Acknowledged Of service
NoiC, Therefore, in pursuance OF the hrst section
Of the aforesaid act L, ROBERT W. TAYLER,
certify that said ATLANTIC FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Providence,
is authorized to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine InsuraUc ce in this State until the thirty
first day OF January in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty ty-three ,
In witness whereof, 1 have hereuntO subscribed
~ my name, and caused the seal of my office
SEAL. to be affixed, the day and year above writ
WI ten. IL. W: rAf GEk,
Auditor of State.
Insurar ce effected in Cincinnati and vicinity on
favorable terms. Full power deleRated to the un-
dersigned to issue Policies and pay losses, without
o. wBNS, JR,, ACT.
No. IA Public Landing,
fas Cincinnati,
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Cincinnati horticultural Society.

February 8, 1862 J
The society met at the usual hour this
morning, President Piereon in the chair.
The attendance of members was quite fair,
including Judge Milliken of the State Board.
After the reading of the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting, Mr.. FOOte stated that the
members of the Spring Grove Cemetery
wished TO meet the desires of the society
in regard TO the selection of lot in their
grounds for its use and adornment. He
moved that Messrs. HEAVIER, Cranch, Stoms,
Foote and Warder, the former committee,
be required to select lot and report plan
for the proper improvement of the grounds.
Carried.
A letter from Mr.. Johnson, of the Union
Village, was read by Mr.. Buchanan, The
letter stated that the experiments at the
village in cotton growing had been a sue
cess on a small scale. AS early as 1911 a
branch of the Shakers had located in Union
County, Ind, and endeavored to raise cotton
there. Their grounds were mostly of the
sand prairie, unfit for tue growth of flax
They planted about the first OF May, in the
same manner as corn. Cotton should not be
crowded. II delighted in a black, sandy
soil. 1t should be planted on the surface
In this climate not more than two. thirds ot
the crop arrives at maturity.
Mr. Buchanan stated that this could be
prevented by "peaching in" In peaching
cotton care should be taken TO avoid the dry
leaves near the pod. In this climate from
two to three hundred pounds could be raised
to the acre. He thought cotton should b'
planted in ridges.
Mr.. Adds stated that DR.. Mosher ha(
tried cotton raising, and had not succeeded
very well. A letter on the subject was re
quested from DR.. MosheF.
Messrs. Buchanan, Slesth, Foote and Mot
tier were appointed . committee on a speci
men of Strawberry Wine, sent througl
Peter Gibson, Esq from Mr.. Simms, o
Aurora, Illinois.
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A Gana of seducers Broken Up.

A party of young men in Kalamazoo,
Mich, lately formed themselves into regu-
lar organized gang for the purpose of seduc.
ing respectable young ladies. Their plan Of
operation was to get up dances in the coun-
try and invite young ladies to attend them,
with no other purpose than to accomplish
their ruin. The father of young lady,
whose honor had been attempted by these
Ecoundrels, went after them, severely whip
ped three of the gang, and then having
found the leader, beat him nearly to death,
amid the applause of the citizens.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
We approve of the amendment of Il
Herald, and hope it will be adopted.

RAscAL1TY OF SUTLBRs DETEoTED.-Two
suffers, VIM. DeCosey and Andrew Glarry,
who for some time past have been furnish
ing supplies to Stockton's Independent Mi
chigan Regiment, in Gen. Fitz John Porter's
Division, were, last Friday, brought up with
a round turn. Finding that the soldiers were
obtaining supplies of liquor from some un-
known source, Major Davis made an investi-
CATION of their establishment and stock
Aside from q large supply of whisky, he
fonnd about eight thousand dollars in couu.
teTfeit bills, which they had been indus.
triously dis ributing among the men. The
entire stock of goods was confi5cated, which
with two horses and four wagons, is estima'
ted at ten thousand dollars in: :.value. The
men were taken to Washington to await the
action of the proper authorities. Most of the
counterfeit money is on the Marion City
Bank, which is broken .-AlerGHdria Sentinel
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

The Mt. Sterling Wing says that when
last heard from, Humphrey Marshall was at
Abingdon, Virginia, from which place it is
thought he will go to Tennessee, with the
North Carolina and Virginia troops. The
Kentuckians refused to follow him, and went
to Whitesburg, Letcher County, where the
main body of them are now under Colonel
John S. Williams, living on the country
around. The Wing thinks they will not be
permitted to remain there long.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

A correspondent recently returned from
Richmond, Va, thus alludes to the position
Mr.. Bolts is now placed in
When in Richmond saw Mr.. Bolts. Mr..
Bolts is virtually prisoner in his own house.
When he gets a chance to speak, he de-
pounces the Secession of Virginia, aud says
that it wss fatal act, and he hopes that a
restoration of the Union may be effected
There are some twenty or twenty five thou
sand troops in Richmond; and there is gen.
eral apprehension that it will be attacked
and positively captured in some way by the
Union forces, Notwithstanding therebel army
at Manassas.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

"THR TAX ON WHIsKY.-Large dealers,
who are pleading on behalf Of the whisky
interest with the Committee Of Ways and
Means, make the almost incredible assertion
that the total products of all the distilleries
in the United States is not less than 6OO, O,OOO.:
600 gallons. If go, a tax of ten per cent. will
net q very pretty sum for the Treasury.
Probably still larger tax will be imposed"
The above we cut from Washington let
ter. Why not add tobacco to the whisky
Assuredly whisky and tobacco are not neces'
saries, and if men will drink whisky and use
tobacco, it is right every mouthful of either
should pay tax. If thereby large revenue
should accrue, we'll and good, and il the tax
should induce people to abandon both, why
better STILL Tax whisky and tobacco. say We
Cleveland Herald.
We approve of the amendment of the
| Hsyald and hope it will be adopted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

Messrs. Sheer h Co., news agents, left with
US last night late New York papers.
We sleo received package by the Adams
Express, as usual.
S. G. Meredith, mail agent, left US Indi.
anonolis papers Thanks to all.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
AduIteraIed Tea.

Since the imposition of duty on teas, the
price has not only gone up, but teas have
been adulteTated to such an extent and de-
gree that it is scarcely safe to use teas of any
description. We quit using green teas, some
weeks ego, and now we have been compelled
by the adulterations of the black teas to give
up the use of tea altogether. Others proba.
bly, have the same experience to tell.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

COLONEL MAGoFFIN OF MIssoURI.-The i'm
preston prevails very generally in Secession
Quarters that Colonel Magoflin escaped soon
after his confinement in McDowelPs college.
1t was SO printed IN many of the Southern
papers. The truth is that Colonel Magoffin
is now undergoing trial before Military
Commission in St Louis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
Rhuba1b Wine

Es PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC AS
II possessing rare medicinal q, alities. While it
D. ssesses teauiy of favor aud delcIcy Of taste, 1t
partakes largely of the properties Of ths rhubarb
root, Is good in cases Of indigestion and constipa-
tiop of the bowels 1t T. also highly priced when
give it the preference other wines and use 1t
In their practices Highly priced by ladies in de-
icate and interesting condition OF health as safe
aud agreeable laxative. Sold by
Davidson & BRO., Druggists,
(Successors to y. "a. Dxon,l
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ZnIIinnner,n shIrt.

Major Terrell, of General Buers Brigade,
displayed to our vision yesterday portion
Of the buckskin shirt, said to have been worn
by General Zollicoffer at the time he was
shot. 1t was very soft, and must have been
exceedingly comfortable if kept dry. 1t is
said Zollicoffer wore light India rubber
ove1coat to protect his form from the cold
and damp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

Those in want of neat and cheap job print
ng, can have it executed by calling at the
PREas OFFICE. Every description of Blanks
and Blank Books manufactured at short
notice and at war prices.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
From Rnslern KeptuoIty,

The latest news from Eastern Kentucky
(eays the Frankfort Commonwealth, ofyester-
day, is, that Colonel Garfield is at Paints.
vile with force sufficient to protect that
section from any further invasion. Colonel
Garfield had obtained possession of inter-
cepted letters, from which he learned that
two regiments of MsrshalPs forces had gone
back into Virginia, and that Marshall him
self had marched to Pound Gap, and there
disbanded the remainder Of his men, with
the advice to get home as soon as possible.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
.EXCELSIOR.
1T IS THE BEST.
Extract Of Tar and Cough Elixir.

THIS UNRIYALEO PREPARATION
u has, during the past season, established its
reputation being one of the finest remedies eX-
tant for the cure Of Coughs, Colds AMI all Affections
OF the Thf oat and Lungs. - -
h...... OhNNS FER
Fer sale by the following Druggists and by them
ONLY:
Jas. S. Glascoe corner of Fourth and main-sts.; =;
VIM Snyder, Fourth and Race; UrOwther, Sixth
and CentIal;aveIuei Eberle, Fifth and Central
avenue; ii Hill, Fifth and kace, and Shuesler
q Chapman, Sixth and Vine streets.
Also, in COvington, Ky, by
Bird Manfred, Chss. II. Fletcher, J. A. Award
and j. w. Lee.
The Proprietors beg to call attention. to the fol-
low ing named parties who have used this lnYaluab
preparation, and will cheerfully bear testimony TO
It's excellence IL will be observed that they are all
James Kamsley, 2H4 West Eighth-st.; Jam es
Brown, 1917 West, Fifth st., at George Sqydams
boaTdiI g.housO Thomas Winter, 967 Ftghth.st.
samuel Mills, 40 Eyerett-st.i George Hall, 800
West Kighth-st; Rebecca Freeman - Everett
street, and many others.
Ss Try bCttle and be convinced OF its excel
lence. te3-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

There is an honest girl in Troy, New
York, and her name 10 Ann Taggard.
Thursday morning, a traveller, who had
passed the night at the Troy House, left in
an India rubber envelope, $1,000 in bank
chsmhernaids, Ann Tsggard, who handed
it to the landlord, and he sent it, by express
after the CWLer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

THB New York World says that the
determination of Secretary Stanton to COM
pei the contractors for the Burnside Ex-
pedition to refund the money they tried to
swindle the Government out Of or 90 to
prison, is calculated TO make that gentleman
the most deservedly popular man in Ame
rica. The contracts were made by the War
Department, and it is therefore eminently
proper that the new Secretary of War should
act in the matter, and make an examination
for the benefit of all who have dealings with
that Department. The sending of dozen
or more contractors, of the unssrupulou'
plunderiDg sort, to Fort Lafayette, would bt
O Wholesome p.eeeedlcg.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Card to the Public.

II RBSPEOTFULLY Ask A .sUSPBN-
n SION of pubic Judgment in regard to the ate
report of Committee tO the Court of Common Plel As,
as far as l am concerned until can prepare q
81 1T, ment OF facts viii h will appe'r IN short
time. l II ink can show that there are " TWO
SIDES of this question - .
Cincinnati February 1862.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

NOTICR.-THE OWNER OR OWNERS
IN of two tracts of land, purchased from tho
United States by certificates of entry, numbered
1910 and IN; also Of military bounty land
warrant, No. 7O562, may hear OF something TO their
advantage by addres essing letter to Box 2,3pS,
Post. office, ST. Louis Mo, fe7-fF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
NEW ADvERTIs EHGENTB
A Rhyme for the Times.

We deem Il important the public should know
OF that elegant store kept by PERRY CO.,
Where Get tlsmens Clothing in all styles theyshoWs
At the corner Of Lonsworth and Western-row.
At this noted stand Of N. PERRY & CO.'S,
They're selling cheap their noat-httng Clothes;
And they're certain to please who prompted togo
To the corner Of Longworth and Western-row.
The assortment Of goods ready made In their line,
OF Pants, Vests and Coats, to make gentlemen finei
And Shirts Drawers, Collars Orayats and Half hose
You can get cheap for cash at PERRY CO.'S.
You will find these prcprietors busy as beesi
with politeness and kindness they fail not to pease
From the best OF material they make all their
Clothes;
And ali who 20 buy at n. PERRY & CO.'S.
PB- We are selling our Winter Stock OF Goods
out at cost Give us oah soon Also Boys Clothing.
ja2s x W. II. THORNTON, Business Manager.
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TelesraphIc.


A portion of the telegraph news received
this morning will be found on the first page.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08

ENINE HAVANA CIGARS. FINE HA.
u VANA OIGARS just received, direct fTom
HRvana an in poTtation OF 60 900 choice Oigars,
comprising in part the following favorte brands
Figarros, LosdOs, TbaJales, Flor de Mayo, VIII w
Londres, Rosa Santiago, Paul Morphy, hsPanolas,
PTensades, SultaDas, La India, Hicotianes, &c &C.
For sale by JOHN BATES,
fe3 National Theater Building, Sycamore st..
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Home Demand a Sure Test.

CIHCIESATI, November 2, 1861.
NWR. ]. J. BUTLER, AGRNT, 80 VINE
0VM STREET Please send US 100 dozen, quartz,
pinls, etc Of your EXCELSIOR RhJORD FLUID
E0BKRT CLARKE co.,
Wholesale StAtiOners.
FAIRS TAaI HhRE, REMEMBER. ds3J-f
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No rule.
Norule.
STATE OF RHODE I>LAND, 1ss
NunAnN or pRnNInENrR -.

SUCHET MAURAN, President, and JEREMIAH
S. PARISH, Secretary, of the Atlantic fire and
Marine Insurance Company, being severally sworn,
dcpose and say that the foregoing is full, true and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Com
pany that the said Insurance Company Is the bona
tide oH nor Of at least one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars of actual cash capital invested ia Stocks and
Bouds that the alb I'VE. described Investments, nor
any tart thereof, are made for the benefit oil any
individual exercising authority IN the management
of said Company, either as President, secretary,
Treasurer Director otherwise, and tn It they are
the above described officers of said nsurana Com
nanV - MAUBAN, President.
j. s. PARISH, Sec -etary.
Subst ribed and sworn before me, this eighteenth
day of January, 1862. HENRY AHflN,
A Commissioner Of the State Of Ohio for the state
of Rho de Island,
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HOME INTEREST.

R#- A. A, EYsTFR, Clocks, watches and Jewelry,
No. 27l CentrAl-avenus. Cash for old Geld and
SILVER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
Book Papers.

ALL THE REGULAR sIZEs, FROM
N the best quality 10 the cheapest, on hand aud
for sale by NIXON, CHATFlELp WOODS,
no23 ~ and 10 Walnut.st.
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OFGICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, |
CnIItMnTs Januarv Al. 1862

1t is hereby certified that the foregoing IS cor
rect COPY of the Statement of Condition OF the ar
lantic Eire and Marine Insurance CONAN of
Providence, bhode Island, made 10 Inis Office for
the year 1862, and now on file herein.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
Il. w. TAt LER, Auditor of State.
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Total liabilities................"..".".,....-. ,....-..
lV-MlSOELLAN

Eleventh-The greatest amount insured
III anv one rlSk.
Twelfth The e. eatest amount allowed by
the rules 10 b. insured ia any one city,
town or village.
Thirteenth The greatest amount allowed
Fuurteeuth--The amount of its capital or
earnings deposited in any other state,
as security Tor losses therein, naming
them, with the amount in each, and
whether such company transacts any
| business Of Insurance in sad state or
| Fifteenth The Charter, or act OF lnco
| noratiOn of So d COMPANY.