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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
From the Cincinnati Price cirrent Jan. %.
Financial and Commercial sum INA ry
for the Past Week.

An arrangement made between the Secretary
of the Treasury and the committee representing
the bankers aud merchants of New York in the
early part Of the week, had most salutary eff
feet upon financial affairs in New York, and pro-
duced marked decline in gold and sterling ex
change. This arrangement is, in brief, as follows
There are 70 be no more demand Treasury notes
issued than the fifty million authorized in July,
but instead thereof United States seven three
tenth stock to the amount of three hundred mil
lion dollars; that is the financial policy of last
winter is to be extended and continued. This
arrangement does not seem to come up to the
ideas of the Committee of Ways aud Means, and
it may not, therefore, be carried out The I'M
provement consequent upon this, in money mat
tiers, has extended to US, and the feeling in our
money market, throughout the week, has been
| far better than it the previous week, there
being more confidence. Gold declined to prem,
and not in much demand, though at the close
21s prem. was asked, under the advices of an
advance of 14@1a prem in New York.
| A bill has passed the Legislature of this State
permitting the banks to suspend specie payment,
on condition that the stockholders permit the
capital to be taxed the same as merchants cap
ital, and that they resume payment fifteen days
after the New York banks resume. There is
difference among the bankers as regards the pro-
prety or necessity of suspending. and il is prob
able that some of the banks will not suspend, the
| tax question being to them the serious condition.
| The supply of currency is light and gives
some trouble in the prosecution of business in
the money market but acceptable business paper
is in demand at l0@l2 per cent, and not much
Offering
Exchange is firm with a moderate demand at
IA dis. and par buying, and 1s@4 prem selling
rates fer checks on New York. We quote
Buying. Selling.
New York. .......1s dis@par. 1s@4 prem.
Gold. ............l prem. 2@212 prem
The weather has been extremely changeable;
unusual heavy rains have fallen over the whole
valley of the Ohio, swelling the river and its trib
utaries to food hight, AID at the same time we
write the indications are that the river will reach
high water mark of 1S47. About the middle of
the week there was a regular thunderstorm, ac-
companied by heavy rain; the temperature, how
ever, has not been too high for pork packing,
though it was not as favorable as desired owing
to damp murky atmosphere which has prevailed
part of the time. The receipts of hogs have
been moderate and the demand being good prices
| improved shade.
Tuesday yesterday the market remained
without change, though at the close the feeling
was rather heavy, and buyers were less DESTROYS
tn oDerafe The sales were.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

habit Of To which is added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the mt
most Importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 10
that Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per, on receipt of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention to the treat
en of the various private diseases treated Of in pr
report Our Dspensay Is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been tablshed by special
charter ana this fact should give Il preference the
various quacks of doubtful character to be found in all
-e.---
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
FLOWER SEEDS.
EI01rcr Seeds bar Nail.

NTE viii forward by mail to any part of the United
wv States, postpaid, any varieties that may be
dered at the following prices
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
A Medical Report,
n just - m RD n Il - In - IN /.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.

Oontainipg Thirty Fine Plates ana Bhgracingsofkhs
Anatomy and Physiology Of the Sexual Organs i'1 a
sfrfs nj Hs11J n1G D.SegSf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
STATEMENT

OF receipts and disbursements from the 18th day of Feb-
ruary 1861, the 3lst day of October 1861 inclusive
RECEIPTS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Collections OF FIo,Cer seeds.

Collections Of EIOiCer Seeds.
Persons desiring make their selections may rely
upon sending only those which really most Snowy
and desirable, and of easy cultivation We believe that
experience viii enable us to make selections large
small, that cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
100 packets ANNALS biennias perennals favores5 90
so ANNALS, biennials, perennals favorites-. so
IS % ANNALS, best assorted ............... / 90
ii I" ANIMALS, best assorted ................. 80
20 q new and rare ANNALS. ..........--..... 90
Choice collection of ornamental grasses 90
Choice collection Of everlasting flowers. 90
% Alpine or rock plants .....-.... ! 90
% climbing plants, anil and peren'l 90
greenhouse plant seeds. $500. 2 90
% /" ornamental leaved plants. ...., 90
Address, A. B0RNEMAN, Florist aud Seedman,
Versailles, Woodford county, KY, (Box 1917
EeA. Send for a Catalogue. jan20-3m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

GAIEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
CHARTERED

BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

EDrroR SENTINEL: Will you please republish
the following article for the sake Of the informa
ton of the public. the cause o. truth and history
and much oblge A SUBSCRIBER.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

STATE oRTHE TIRE AsURY. OCTOBER 81, 1861.
Deceived from late Treasurer Cash.-.. loses So
Requston. funds in hands Of State $500
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27

This oyerdra may be accounted for by the fact that
many properly chargeabe to the State Arms
Fund blended with claims properly chargeable to
authority against IL was therefore impossible to divide
them and they consequently paid entirely Of the
Military Fund.
MILITARY
Appropriation Indiana Legion. ........... 700O0 90
Expended. ...............-....-. 1910. 1874 50
Balance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss,so5 Is
STATE ARMS.
Appropriation. .......-............ 100000 90
Expended. l7974e SO
Balance. .......-.................... s2o.2ss Is
Appropriation - 1000 90
Expended. 80. Observation-Disclosures. 339 OF
Balance.... ....-......~-.....- eel %
Janl3-wlm ta q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

opened on the enemy ard cut them down
worse than they did our boys, and in TWEEN
ty minutes our regiment was inside
the works and the enemy in full retreat -
immediately the word went round tina.
the Second Iowa was inside. and cheer
upon cheer went round our lines, reviviv
ing with new courage those who had fall,
en- back ON the other side, who again
went at il with such vigor as soon to gain
the day.
To the Iowa Second belongs the glory
of turning the tide of the day. Theirs
was forlorn hope, and they did the work
so coolly, and quickly and with such tell.
ing effect that there was no. resisting
them The Kentucky Second Said there
nsver was so deadly fire as our boys gave
them, and understand that they had
only thirty men left
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
Regulations OF Transportation an d
Travel.

from aud after Saturday Jan 25th, no railroad car
of st3itle running west or westwardly
ifom The Mississippi river orinto North Missouri will
1epeFmitted 70 carry freight passengers from Keo
kak without The strioest compliance Miih reguB-
tfohs OF The Treasury Department 1t Washington
which require that a freights OF whate yer nature
except suth as may be under tary orders shall be
covered BY sist...sa Hetre PR nit H that bno
gag OF travellers shall be carefully Inspected and daily
sealed BY a Custom House Officer"
The undersigned will issue permits for the trans
Pofsation OF all goods destined for proper persons and
places VILE the least possible trouble delay and In.
spc. and sea! aEbagfaRe travellers leaving the city
III mani TO cause the least trouble consistent iii
phe end desired.
The object aimed atis prevent any aid or assst-
anes, or communication With any persons directly OF
IN arms against the Fedora,
Government. JOHN sTANaUs, Surveyor
Custom House, Eeaklk. Jan. 25 ls62.sitf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

Northumberland c. Scaton, son Of
Mr.. j. N. Seaton Of this place in Co. A,
Second Regiment, had narrow escape.
He had four bullet holes through his coat,
and hts muskct was shattered to pieces in
bis hands.
Cortland Phillips, SON of G. B. Phillips
of this place, in the same company, was
standing for moment behind stump,
when cannon ball came along and car
ricd away one half the stump. He left
suddenly, and after the battle found ses-
eral bullet holes through his pantaloons.
Henry sieberlich, nephew of Mr.. Jno
Burns Of this city, in the same company,
was wounded in the foo. by piece of a
shell, but says he viii be up and about
again in week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

Cart. Huston .--Capt. Huston was a
member ofthe Court Martial in st. Louis.
and was detained in that city until after
his regiment had left. Upon the dissolu-
ton Of the Court he started for Cairo and
the Cumberland, but the boat he was on was
delayed "a hours, and he did not arrive at
Ft Donclson till one O'Clock on Sunday
afternoon, just after the Fort had surfen-
dered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

ABOUT TT. DONELSON AND COLyM-
BUS.

Ct, Louis. IpD- II.
One Of the rebel officers from Fl. Don.
elson, in conversation yesterday with one
of our citizens, stated that Floyd and Pill.
low arrived at the Fort with reinforce
ment OF five thousand men the night pre-.
yious To the surrender, when a council Of
war was held, in which Pillow and FLOYD
advocated holding the Notifications until
Gen. Johnston should arrive with rein.
fo-cements from Nashville, which he
promised to do when Pillow and FLOYD
left. Buckner objected on the ground
that sufficient force could not be thrown
IN TO prevent defeat Floyd aud Pillow
then expressed their determination to
leave with their commands. which they
did on the same transports that conveyed
them to the Fort.
The Republicans correspondent sends
the following from Cairo to-day
Here in Cairo evidences are numerous
that this vicinity also will be the scene OF
exciting events in few days. Troops
are congregating here, and preparations
are making for move which will take,
think. a Columbus direction. There the
Confederates are extremely busy, either
to evacuate it, or, as some think, to at
tack us themselves.
Seventeen steamers were lying at Co.
lumbus this morning, and scout reports
them loaded with troops. Beauregard is
there, and the force under his command
is 10000 strong. He has 5 gunboats.-
A reconnaissance to-day under Gen. Paine
renders il certain that preparations for a
great movement are almost ready there
and il seems probable that Beauregard ar
irving he will soon be completely cut Of
from the South, and intends retreating tc
prevent this.
Line down East of Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

BY TELEGRAPH,
Expedition to GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, Feb %
Genls. Grant and McClernand with
Aids, Col. Wallace and Lieut.. Col. Ran.
som, and detail of one company from the
10th and one from the llth Is. regiment,
left Fort Donelson yesterday morning for
GAINESVILLE on steamer B. On the way
up we met the gunboat Concstoga having
on board Flag Officer Foot, and Colonel
Webster. The gunboats went up to
Clarksvilc day before yesterday, arriving
there the same evening. The Military
had left in the direction Of Nashville. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among
tire citizens. Many had removed and
considerable quantities of property were
destroyed by the citizens lest ii should fall
into our hands. Col. johnson, the Mayor
Of the city, came on board the flagship
He stated to Flag Officer Foote that they
desired protection and peace. Flag Officer
Foote assured them that ii would be
granted and preserve the property of those
who were loyal. AT the request of Col.
Johnson, he issued short proclamation
to that eect. The proclamation was
Immediately printed and distributed
through the city. 1t was read with great
delight by the citizens and produced an
evident feeling Of security and confidence
The gunboats destroyed the Cumberland
iron works Of Wood, Lewis g. Co., John
Bell owning one third of them. They were
about midway beween Fort Dcnelson and
GAINESVILLE and had been used in the
manufacture of plates for rebel gunboats
they cost $4,000.
At four O'Clock the steamer reached
this city. The party landed at once, and
under escort of the detachment Of infantry
paraded through the principal streets
with the national flag flying to the tune
of Yankee Doodle. After short march
the procession halted in front of Moor
Ii otel and were received in an informal
manner by Hon. G. johnson. EVERYTHING
passed off pleasantly and with evident good
effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

SEcEsn nISPLAsTERs.--We have a
specimen Of secesh shinpiasters, sent up
by Capt. Huston. 1t reads: Bank OF
Tennessee will pay Ten Cents to Bearer.
Nashville, Dec. LIST, 1861 &c. 1t is a
small coarse affair. The Captain sur
prised the owner by giving him a good
dime for it. The owner had never found
it at p before, and probably never will
again.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

We learn from letter written hy
private Huiskamp, of Capt Mcqueen 8
company, that he was with the forty boys
Of Co. A, First Iowa Cavalry, who had
the honor of capturing Brigadier Gent
Price and lot of rebel officers near War.
saw, Mo. He says this scout was the
hardest they have seen yet,-having been
out four nights with scarcely any sleep,
and riding about 600 miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
THROAT AND LUNGS.

htths season Of Tho year when coughs and colds
afetrouhiesoms every family should have safe aud
carisin remedy 81 hand. Eansurnrs Hive syrup and
T9.u IL the Yer, thing Il ID no olty pleasant for
eAidrsH 10 take. but il certain cure for Croup
hoot'4lR Cough, bronchitis. Asthma, Ceughs and ali
affections OF the Throat sud Lupgs
Sole BY all Druggists. Price Is eents.
Orders may be addressed ieJ y. wilkinson, Whole.
sale Agent, 80. sI Aain-si., keokuk Iowa
deelgaImw2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
LETTER FROM CAPT. HUSTON.
We give some extracts from letter o.
Capt. Huston to his wife in this city:
FIR. DoNELsoN, Feb. I6. '6o.

we give some extracts from letter OF
Capt. Huston to his wife in this city:
FT. DoNELsoN, Feb. 16, '62.
M Dear Wife: ] arrived here about
| clock p. m. to-day, and found the
Fort taken. ! was detained ON that Court
Martial just long enough to miss takinea
hand in the fight, but it cant be helped
l have been over part
of the battle field. II is covered with an
indescr.bable lot of eyerything-guns,
knapsacks, cartridge boxes, blankets, COM
missary stores of ali descriptions, tents
torn down, aud everything they contained
trampled into the mud. The dead and
wounded are lying in every direction.
They are now gathering up the dead and
wounded on both sides. y
About two o'clock yesterday afternoon
Gen. Grant rode round to the left and
asked Col. Tuttle if he could not do some
thing to turn the tide of battle. The
Colonel said if allowed to charge point
that was dealing havoc on our forces he
would take it in twenty minutes. This
point WAS named by the Kentucky Seq
ond,--the crack regiment Of the rebels, -
which had been dealing death on the
right wing, and had just been moved
across to do the same on the left, and
were supported By Tennessee regiment.
Gen. Grant told the Colonel to charge, and
the Second started up a steep hill. The
rebels held their fire until our boys were
within hundred yards Of the Fort and
then opened upon them destructive
storm Of grape and small arms, which cut
them down like scythe in the grass
But the boys gave cheer, started on the
double-quick, and never fired gun until
they were inside the works. Then they
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

Ear Letters received last night state
that the Second regiment was landed on
Friday night, the l4th, within FIVE miles
of TT. Donelson. They slept without
tents or blankets. During the nightsnow
fell TO the depth of three inches. In the
morning they arose aud shook the snow
from their oyercoats. They breakfastcd
on hard crackers, or pieces of crackers,
and water. They marched six miles or
more, without dinner, and at . 0 clock
they event il" and covered themselves
with glory. "All half to the Iowa Sec
ond
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
NJ AR. WAR. WARu!

All persons keeping or Having for sale, any or
kiDds Of aanionso War, such as Cuns Pistols Res
volvers and all kinds OF uuuition are not
to seilto any person without the
signed This order must be strictly complied with
undefPenait. offorreiting all arleles mentioDeain
heirpossesaion. JOHN sTANNUs,
jlyI3d Surveyor Pori of keekak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

H Ii is supposed that the Second
Regiment went on to GAINESVILLE, as they
are in Gen. Smiths division and he was
ordered up to that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

GE Some of the boys Of The 18th reg
imeas CLEANED OUT the little doggery on
the corner of 4th and johnson streets on
Saturday night last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

fgIwo of the prisoners in the Gala
bocse had regular "knock down and
drag out" fight yesterday. We didn't
hear the result and dun't- care anything
about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
COMMERCIAL,

DAiLyGA CRY Orrlcr
kEoK-K, Feb. IS, ~. |
FLouR-superfne III IS; spring Wheatexsra si rs
Fail Wheat Extra % IS.
BRAN AND SHORTS 40 10 doe 100 ~.
CoRS--i5c v bush.
BARLEY-25e.
wHEAT-In good demand. Fall 6sa7e, sprp1 I.
to Soc.
RfE-25c 10 30.
oATs--12Ise9l5
PoTAToEs-l5ea0by the load, retail Is 10 zoe.
suGAk-New Orleans fair long 4 V prime iii<c1
l2R; clarified 12i4l3a. crushed aud loaf Ias4I3i
aoLAssEs-Piantatiop Is $50, sugarhouse 45las 50;
Golden syrup 7o475e.
coFFEE-Riosi42ee; Java 2sa3o; Laruy ra es.
RicE-0zfac.
soAP-pslm &c, Family 51ac, German fcin., ~
a7fc.
CANDLESStar I5a Is, stearfne Is Mould 10.
LARB--s tu5ic, rstaiT Gle.
BHfTEK--Common BA7c Choice 10, retail ~ Ia Is
LRATHER-soie a5asaa: Harness 2s@3a.
HIDEs-Dry Toto lie, green 4t4t; green sheep
pelts 3oa3Jc, green hog skins I5c.
HAY-Timothy, new % o0D6 90, baled ss cog TO-
Prairie o. 90. ----
Substantially 81 a5; Flax Seed aoto 81.
nsfoNs-3584Uc.
EGGS &c.
WHITE BRANS--50cGas1 90
PARTNERSHIPS.
FRUIT Dried Apples u 2sl9sl SOP bushei.--
Dried Peaches " 2s9sa so. Rai-ins 81 0oa IS CO.
CHEEsE-w estern Reserve Sc; Denmak 6b47
BEEF-lA92e gross; 3s4 y quarter,
sHEEP-si 5ose So v head.
HoGs-nressed a2s5sc.
SALT A. ~. so y sack Kanawha 80 as . bar
rel; Liverpool " Doc - 10 y sack; Lake 80 90 y
Dbl.
@Sl6, NO. 3 S94si0 White Fish, MI s. o0as5 50
half bbl. Cod Fish 59e q r..
RAGS-lsc.
OLD IROA-ka1c y b. Brass 64sc . 4. Cop.
per I0Gf2hc n.
E4CHANGE-On Nov York, Banknble Funds /
per cent:-for gold nominal. 81. Louis little doing
and no settled rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY o5.

HrThe lines being down beyond Chi
ago, we g0t no Eastern news last night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

FThe 18th regiment was out on
battalion drill for the first time yesterday
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
4 HTY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets
kex;to BANKING House Of WIN. Thompson Co


TIE City Book store is this day In receipt Of tn,
following choice literature:
Geeii preeme, ~ Theodore Winthrop
4oAa Brent
shadow ~ the FonEe- by Saunders.
The Household q. BeuveYie. by southern I adv
songs ~ Many KEYS ~ Holmes
hee9liestsths OF shelley aud Byron, BY Treisuay,
Shelley iem rials, ny Lady shelley.
he Eelaeted stone, by yirsiHian
Tom BafkefR School uays a kaaty.
be4 aHcyia Opium Eater.
Library Remiblse
Theological tssay4Sc.
Hood's Poems, Biss and Gold.
LuweaiAH
Lonsleitow's Posms, Blue and Cold.
Asxee
MIA 1anesoh's Loves OF tn Poets, Bne d. God.
Characteristics. &c. %
= Studiss, Ac.,
- - Italian Painters
- - Legend oflhe Madonna.
skttahes OF Arr,
" baty, A.. :.
Eg slhorIe's Marble Fam
House Of the Seven Gables
hcAfleg Letter.
- M4sses, ffDns 0Ie Name.
% Twice Told Tales
fnos Image.
hlsthpdsle komAnees
Eobsfcliowis Has stha.
kyanFeitne.
The above Books ~iii be cold at Publishers prices
Tae public are invited 10 call and eaanSile the 81. ck
iebe J. W. OGDEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25
I'D. Il. BROWNELL,
bookseller. and .NfNflOuey.
Cor. Main ma T.ur,hA

Would call attention TO he stock Of Books sta
tioAeHsr Mall aud tnow Paper bit he " mi onsr
III unbsuaiis ioa Prices. 1haekfHi lot the patron
hge hestas ed IA hih lor the eight years be re.
hi.eetfalis soIcits eoHttnustce uf the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

LIABILITIES.
The amount OF liabilities due not due
10 banks or other creditors. None
Losses ad1uste1aaa due '..... None.
los sas nd listed aud not due. SsI3 OF
Losses unadlasted In suspense waiting
proof, Contested or tr1stced........ 4l64 GEL 40
All other claims small, for printing. &c.
Agents instructed to lake risk over Twenty Thou
saad Dollars. without special permission.
The greatest amount insured III any ole City, Tawn
Village, VI block. varies.
Twenty thousand dollars deposited with the State or
Tennessee in stock OF said State, which is In
ciRied In assets and lis equivalent 10 no deposit
nnr pital OF sasaFs-Rrpastirt- tue Ststo
OF Ohio, Ten Thousand Dollars.
The Charter is fie with the Auditor of Iowa.
l.. J. HENDEE, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25


STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARTFORD Co.'S,
Hartford, January LIST, 1862 I
Personally appeared before me, HENRY FOWLER,
aJustce OF the Peace FOR said State and county L.
HxkpEK. Secretary, ard made aolem oath, that the
foregoing Statement of the aud condition of the
|staa iHsSras<s Company 10 true,
HENRY FOWLER, Justice ofthe Peace,
ArpiroR's ovypr low,
Dee Meinss, Jan, 1AtL, ls62
II UKnEnY CxRTirikp, That on the l4th day or
January, 1hG2, statement hled In this Of
fce show ing the condition Of the Eipa Insurance
necicu, the LIST day or January, A. d. 1859. in ac
coTdance with proyi OF an Act OF the General
Assembly oil the State Of Iowa, entitled ian Act in
iation 70 Insurance Companies," approved January
2rth. 1887, and nm Act amcpdatoy thereto approved
February 9th. 1859 that said statement shows that
said Company is POSSESSED of the requisite amount Of
capital, and invested ~ required by Inv.
Authority Is therefore given to the above named
Company u transact business OF Insurance In this
State ia with tho laws thereof until the
3Is day OF January, A. ID. One Thousand Eight Hun
| dred and Sistv-three.
II is also certified That II. d. TEN EYcx Esq., OF
Keokuk, has been duly appointed BY said Company
their lawful agent and Attorney for the County
with full power to take Risks Of Insurance iheren and
to nckno~l dye service ot process, provided by
laws upon hts filing with the Clerk II the District
Court In and for said county, certified copy OF the
statHnsnt die In this Office. II Is further certified
that the attached is and correct copy Of tbs said
statement.
/ liz TESTIMONY wHknKoE, have hereunio se
IL.s my hand and aiixed my seal VI once, this i4tl
/ day OF January, 1862.
j. W. cArTELL, Auditor Of Sssts,
II. b. TEN EYCK, Agent lfsblo-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-25

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