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Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
Our Fif,r Thousara RebeI PrIsonsrs.

Cur Fifty Thousand Rebel Prisoners.
Ths Times, in answer to the question
what shall be done with them mskes some
important suggestions. We alone Of ma
tions, keen, feed and elOths tens Of thou
sands Of pTisOnsrs Of r0ar in idIeHe''. In
Europe they are made to earn their bread.
aWhere the accumulation Of prisoners
baq been great, and their retention pro-
trscted. it has been customary to employ
! them on great public works. In this man
ner Bonapsrte built the Canal st. Quentin
with his Prussian prisoners Of war; and
In our own day Napoleon Ill. sent the
Austrian prisoners of his Italian campaign
to Algeria, and hired them out to colo
nists Why sh1uld we not do the like
I with the fifty thousand rebel prisoners
now Fusting and fsttening in idleness 2 We
have here an industrial force capsule Of
executing the most colossal national enter
prisssAenough to dig the Illinois and
Michigan ship canal, snd establish last
ing bond of union and defense along our
northern frontier in few months time.
The maintenance of The mass Of rebel pris-
ouers we now have on our hands is we
believe, costing the country something
like $4,000 day, or close on twenty mil
lion dollars 3 year. Why should we moi
! have the value Of this outlay p
: The personal well being of prisoners
would undoubtedly be greatly enhanced i
they could bs employed. Labor wOulC
{ come TO them as blessing rather than
5 curse. The practice is just both In la7
8 and in the practice Of other nations. Tn
? right is recognized BY our laws I" in III
code Of instructions for the GOvernnen
/. af Armies Ct the United States in Ii
n Field issued last year BY the War Depart
4 meDt. Section 70 Of this code states tha
IS prisoners of VAT may be required to Wor
4 for the benefit Of the csptor's Government
n according to their rank and condition
So long indeed as the cartel was in opsri
r. ton there was perhaps no object in puttir
a this right in force; but now that all e
II change has ceased by the bad faith Of Il
K. Richmond rulers, and We have the prospe
T. of having forty or City thousand Prisone
1T on cur hands for sn indefinite period, L
a. Inauguration of ouch policy is high
n proper. We see no reason why, in pursv
I'D Of mistaken seatimentality, and contra
to all custom, we should GO on ezpendi
IT, twenty millions year to keep pack
ut criminals to fatten in idleness, and die
ct gout and inariion."
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
Lr.ler from nrewnvIIIe, FeEa..

BAowEvILLE, TExAs, Jan. l6, 1864.
Nh. EDITOR Having promised that l
would advise the LEADER when anything
Of interest should transpire along this bOr-
der, find myself neoessitsted to write
you tonight asI would fsin keep the
Promise intact. Recent events have oc-
CURED across the Rio Grande which may
be taken as instructive commentary on
our own affairs at home. The city Of
Mstamoras-siyled, in the courtly Ian
gusge Of Mexican officials, "Heroic Msts-
moras"-is the capitol Of the State Of Ia
msnlipas; while TsmploO is its principal
sesport. Nov, while the forces Of the
French despot hold the city Of TsmpicO,
distant only one hundred and ten miles,
we have witnessed, within the past three
days, an event Of common occurrence in
Mexico, 9 revolution; murder running
riot In the streets, and pillsge, and robbery,
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

0nr Eettsr from BrOwnEiHe, Texas.
We Law before our readers this morning
g very able and entertaining letter fron
Brownsville, Tezas. The writer is Major
Of fine education and rare powers Of obser'
walton. The letter viii, if read carefully,
and with a msp Of Mexico before you, give
such 81 insight into TIE bloody distrao-
tlons that prevail in Mexico as many Of
our resders nsy not possess. 1t shows
how completely even the Mexican force
are dsmoraHzed, and also what Difference
is paid 10 American soldiers On the Mexi-
can side Of the Rio Grsnde. The letter
will aburdantly pay careful reading.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
LnnirEin Easr Tennesee

The opinions expressed yesterday morn
ing, are confirmed By what the Nashville
Press of Mondsy says in regard to East
Tennessee. We quote: "Rumors Of all
kinds in regard to movements Of the hostile
armies in East Tennessee have been rife,
for the last few days. Whatever official
intelligence may reach headquarters does
not transpire, and those addicted to guess
ing are allowed free scope. II anything
Ofall VIC hear should turn cut to be true,
our readers shall have it very shortly
after we ourselves get it. We deem it
useless, perhaps worse than useless to
give currency to idle rumOrs. So far as
we are reliably informed, affairs at Knox
vile and thereabouts have undergone no
material change, since Longstreer halted
at Bristol. Knoxville may have been
been evacuated by the Federal forces, but
We neither know it, nor believe it."
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
The Real Feeling in England in RegaI
TO the Birth Of a Prince.


Tie London correspondent of the New
Yatk Tribune speaks on this wise of the
baby, the mother, the Prince of Wsles snd
his lighting brother Alfred, "ths Sailor
Prince:
1 don't think that the great bulk Of the
English people were much afected BY the
Circumstance to which the example Of their
coed Queen hiss perfectly accustomed them.
The Princess is popular, being really pret-
ty, good bunored, viEaoious; her husband
eas also q will tell you, presently, why he
is not Just now), but in minor degree to
the "sailor Prince Alfred, who has some
how obtained the reputation Of being some
thing Of q daredevil, addicted in his boy
hood 10 clicking" his elder brother, where
/ fore, Il is said, they were generally kept
apart. Accordingly the birth OF Prince
made no great stir, except among editor s
pens. church bells, telegraph wires and
ladies' tongues. The se1-bless them!-
we're interested enough, as they will con-
tinue to be on such occasions until the end
oftime, everybody wished the young moth
er well, and that is all about it. ConVen-
tionalism apart, thers is generally adecid-
edlv good feeling toward the preseat Royal
family Of Britain on the part Of the peo-
pie which hardly extends to the sristocrs-
cy, which was absolutely created by end is
wholly dependent upon the good conduct
of the family in question.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
pledainr ,hs PnbIic Lands.

Under this head the Cincinnati Gazette
has an able article in opposition to the
pledging Of public lands as security for
the proposed new loan Of ave hundred
millions, with prOvisos empowering the
bond-hOlders, in default Of payment to
tske possession of 8 tract Of land The
Gs7stts argues that the plan is unnecos-
sary; that 1t is contrary to the Home
stead law, BY which the public lands are
already pledged to those who shall settle
upon them; thst it will not advance the
market price Of the public faith fsrthing,
but win naturally deprecate the previous
loans; that the sustained demand for the
last loan proves that special pledges are
not needed; thst Government loans mort
gage the entire property Of the whole peo
Die; and that the cfFer Of special security
By the Government would be an act in de
probation Of its own fsith.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
A Possible Explanation ef Lnfe Rebel
Movements In the West.

The New York Times says; A letter
from the Richmond correspondent
Of the London Times, written under
date Of December IA, furnishes striking
confederation of the purpose we, in COM
mom with all careful students Of the mil
itary situation, have imputed to the rebels
in regard to East Tennessee. "The
operations Of General Longstreet against
Knoxville" he writes, "though bafHed for
the moment, will inevitably lead heresf-
ter to material results, amp 1t is my belief
that the FeieraIs win not be left in undis-
turbed possession Of Esst Tennessee dur
the winter months"
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
COMHIFTEE.

o. NJ. OTiatt.
J. G. Hussey, Of Hussey & Mcbride.
F. Raymond, OF Fitch, Raymond Co.
b. 8. Davis, OF Davis 6 YOrce.
J. H. Clark, Of J. II. CLARK Co.
R. T. Lyon.
]. G. Simmons.
A.V. Cannon, Of Cannon a freeman.
W. H. Sholl.
n. N. Hal.
A. J. Wenham.
". Melhinch.
CT ConnsUOck.
p. II. Babcock, of Babeock : Hurd.
NJ. B. Clark, Of Clark & Rockefeller.
George Spragus.
J. d. Graham.
5. q. stair, Of B. Stair & Son.
c. Prentiss, OF Rose 4 Prmtiss-
A. @. Hubbell.
L. A. Pierce
T. ". Evans.
George Sinclair, OF Bszgss & sinclair.
VIM Rockefeller, Of Hughes s RoekseIls-.
~. Murray, Of Murray Stewart
R. Hsnna, Of R. Hanna S Co.
P. Chamberlain.
H. Harvey, Of 4. Harvey 4 Co.
A. Burgert, Of SpTanzle Burgert.
Addison Hills.
s.F. Lester, ofs. F. Lester & Co.
G. Bradburn, Of Bredburn, williams Co.
George Corning, Of fGorning 3 Co.
i. BUmham.
r. 8. Wesver, OF Weaver, Fiiess s o.
B. Brownell, OF Ois Browneu.
H. A. Foster & Co., Minerva, Ohio.
Hull Buss, Oneids, Ohio
L. :. & q. 8. Grim, Gallon, O.
L. K. Warner, Newark, Ohio
J. Bash, Toledo, Ohio
Isaac Steese, MassillOn. Ohio
John Dickson, Bolivar, Ohio.
E Burnet, Canal Dover, Ohie.
G. D. Bates, Akron, Ohio.
Abb WOodaard, Bellevue. Ohio.
George Thornton, Ssndusky, Ohio.
II. S. Lucas, Marion, Ohio.
D. 4. Haines. MunGe, Indiana
Andy Wallace, Indianapolis, Indiana II
| J. NJ johnson, Oberlin, Ohio
Samuel Bartlatt, Canal Winchester, Ohio.
Hills & Co., Delaware, Ohio.
| D. J. Mauzy. Union City, Indiana
| Morrison & Dinsmore, Erie, Pennsylvania.
| RMN. Taylor, MeadTilie, Pennsylvania
| J. G. HUSSEY, Charms.
GEo. ". GARpSER, Secretary.
Circulars, blank invoices and all mes
sary papers are at the rooms Of this ;
cisty ready for distribution to al who I
sire. sub-committess throughout =
country are requested to send for ths
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
General Grants Great speech Mt St. Louie

General Srnaps O'reat SPsecn Ut 'St' A"AA-'
General Grant arose amid q perfect
storm ofspplausei but true to his resOlu-
tion never to make speech, he simply
said:
GENTLEHEN-In response, It will be
impossible for ne to do more than to thank
you"
The third toast was read-"Tbs Army
and Navy o. the United States" Music
q Rally Round the Flag"
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
oRIxE IN LoSDoE.

There is sn unusual and even appalling
increase Of crimes against the person just
now in England, some Of them being Of q
peculiarly atTocioas character. II 1t be
not absted, by some means no womsn will
be able to walk alone, in what Charles
Lamb once eulogiEed ss The sweet seeu-
rity of Lcndon Streets" after dark. But
we have got to aogging garroters with the
est-o'-nine tails at last and that may prove
eficacieus. I know peseesble cookneys
who turn out Of evenings, revolver IN
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

The New York Journal Of Commerce
publishes detailed statement of the sp-
preparations made by Congress for the
war, footing up in the aggregate as fol-
lows:
Appropriations Ist session STIh
COngres5.... .-...--...-.... szi5 Vil,otS
Appropriations "a session 9Th ..
Congress sieIlOSiVJV
Appropriations Sd session SIth ..,
CongresS..,..... S!AiLNo,VOU
81 l2s, ,399, 200
This figure exceeds one eighth Of the to-
tsl amount of the true value Of the real
estate and personal property OF all the
ststes snd territories, which according to
the late census is $l6, 1853, ,6l6, ,068. De-
fciency bills to mset the inadequaoY Of
many Of the appropriations are now the
order of the day in Congress, aud if what
is asked is voted, and we take into account
the pensions and war claims yet to be
paid, together with state and local dis
bursements, the expenditures on behalf Of
the war up 10 September last will be nearer
$4,000, COO 0OO0-one quarter the amount
of the value Of the country-than 81. .OOo,-
100000.
The Journal Of Commerce forcibly says
"No mere elequenos of words can add to
the force Of this summary. 1t tells Of the
devotion of the people, and the freedom
with which they have lavished their treas
ure for the maintenance Of the nations
| life.n
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06

PERsoSAI.-C. ". COuidOok, the sns
traVsdisn, was in toEn yesterday.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
GHANGERY SALE.

NHANCERY SALE.-Pursusnt to the
~ command Of a decretal order Of sale from
the Circuit Court OF the United states for the
Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John ".
Pergo and Edward B. Bulkley, against joel
Terrell and others, to me directed, shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building In the City Of Cleve-
land, in said District, on the goth day Of Febru-
ary, 1884 at three o'clock p M, the following de.
scnbed premises, situate In the township Of
Ridgeville, Lorain County, Ohio, with the appur-
tenances thereuntO belonging, known by being a
part OF lot No. tWenty-eight, and bounded as fol-
lows
Beginning at point where the centre line of
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township iuterseets the centre
line of the highway leading from Elyrla 70 Cleve-
land through sad township, thence running in
Northerly direction along the center line Of
SAID North and South road about forty-fve rods
to land OF Wyllis Terrell thence in West
erly direction along the South line of said
Wyllis Terrill's land about forty y-eight rods to
the East line of land owned by Wyllis Terrill !;
thence in SOutherly direction along the East
line Of said Wylhs Terrilps land about thirty-two
rods TO the Northwest corner Of land owned by
John Chester; thence in an EasterIy direction,
along the North line Of said John Chester, g. H.
Gibson and Levi Terrill's land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner Of said Levi
Terrllps land; thence in a Southerly direction,
along the East line Of said Levi Terrill's land,
about fifteen rods 10 the center Of the aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria Aforesaid thence
IN an Easterly direction, along the center OF said
highway, about twenty rods 70 the place Of be-
ginning-being the property known as the Ter
rell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
S2,766. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Backus & Noble, Solicitors for Oomplanants.
January 20, 1854. ian2O:I3s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
U8ICAGO mARKRT-Jan. 2s

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER-l
EReceipts-Hogs to-day 1923 dressed, and 900
live. Market for live firm but guilty generally
poor. Sales at s4.5Oe6,55. The latter for extra
Dressed Hogs-steady at q, 5,lO97, 40 dividing on
90 lbs.
Beef CuftIe-Firm at o, ,7s9s.75. Receipts Hight
and demand good.
Prov vIsiOns-Firm but not very active. Sales
country mess pork at sl 90; Cumberland middles 81
o. &c; short rib 96oi bulk hams and h-m at
Qzag7Sc; loose bulk shoulders steady at 6H9sSe;
loose picked hams in tisrces active at l0f@lO4ei
long cut hams firm at lie; boxed lard llAell1eci
grease 956o for yellow and IO5fo for white.
Whisky-5e higher. Sales at 67G7Oc, closing firm
at6 &c.
Whoat-Easisr sales No. 1 ct sl,l79I,I75S and
No at sl,l04@l,ltS.
COrn-Market better for new. sales at 7fs7se;
old at sO9slo.
Oats-J6c higher. Sales at slsssc for No. l.
Rye-NeglGeted.
BarIey-sales No. 2atSl,l5.
seeds-sales clover at t7,75ss,OO; timothy at
82,9093,OO and fax at t2,6O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

La SoNNAEBULA. This beautiful pro-
duetiOn Of Bsllini was finely put on the
boards last evening, and was we'll, though
not enthusiastically, received by the brilliant
audience that eODgregated to listen to 1t. We
regret that. t.pur space, and the time at which
we write, does not permit US to dwell at length
on the plot of this opera o. the merit of to-
nights performers. We must content our
selves with saying that Osstri, Madame
Fischer, TamarO, Coletii, Ximenes,-aH,
conducted themselves and managed
thoir splendid voices in the best
of style. The debut of Sig. Tsmaro was
very fattering one. But Castri was the
gem of the piees,-and whenever this black
eyed, petite and beautiful sOngstress made
her appearance she was crested with thun-
deTs of applause.
Tonight Norma Is announced, and We are
glad to say that tomorrow evening, yield
ing to the suggestion of the press and the
solicitations of our citizens, Mr.. Grau will
give grand gala night, with tbs opera of
Don Giovanni" as the closing of the
season. The price of admission will be the
same as formerly, but in view of the incrsas-
cd expense attending the production of thia
magnificent opera, an extra charge Of fifty
cents will be made for reserved seats,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
NEW YORK mARKKR-Jan. rs

COtton-Market dull.
EIOur-Market opened QuIet and very common
grades about SC lower under the improved demand,
closed steady.
sales SO sl IS for extra State chiefly AGO. s7i5fs
765 for extra round hOOped Ohio and e. 70gg " for
trade brands
WhIsky-Marksthe heavy for State and Western.
Sales at 1885.
quoted lc higher.
Sales at a. 55TBI,el for Chicago Spring, the inside
price; sl,5Ig,62 Tor Milwaukee CluU l659l7l Tor
Winter red Western.
Coru-Market heavy and nominal. Shipping
mSed western in store offered at sl2is no buyers AZ
over 81 ,23
Onfs-Markst quiet and rather easier. sa'es at
90l19l for western
WOOi-Quiet and firm.
PetrOleum-Dull- sales at 8 c for crudei 45e47c
for refined in bond; 52053 ditto freee.
FOFE-Eirmer and closes quiet.
Sales at 9,75e1l9s758 for mess SIS 75fis for
ole ness sz2 . ior new mess sl5SHlelsoO for old
and prime and sl0O0t2O 2J for prime mess. Also
l,s5O bbls new mess, March and April, at $3.50
Beef-S sady
Bacon Sides-Fair request
Dressed BOgs-market steady. Eales at 81 g
e56C for Western.
Lnrd-Quiet. Sales at l56l5ac, the latter sx-
treme. Also a small lot refined at lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

From Battery D.-EDIToRs LEADER-
Battery D, First Oaio Volunteer Artillery
is now in Cincinnati, Ohio, having arrived
here, from East Tennessee, on the 22d in
slant. Seventy eight enlisted men have re-
enlisted as veterans. We marched from
Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, to Nicholas
vile, Kentucky, making some two hundred
miles. The battery was foremost in Burn
sides late brilliant doings was at the sur
render of Cumberland Gap; took an active
part in the siege of Knoxville, and in the
pursuit of General Longstrset. We expect
to receive furlOughs soon, to spend thirty
days at our homes. Truly yours. X.
CINcINNATI, Januury 27, 1854.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
OOMMERUIAL.
CLKYRLANp nrARKKr.
MORNING LEADER OFFIUE,
Tur1GoaV TvTvTyTs Te1narv - TaSa

THURsDAH EEEgIHa, January %, 1883.
Flour Market firm with an active demand and
light stocks. Sale IS bb red wheat double extra
at $780, loo bbs at s625 IS bbls white DO ct t725
aud 80 bbls DO at s7,sO.
Wheat-sales 400 bush from store at aI,ss;4
cars on track at o. 81 and car mixed rOI and amber
at q, 80.
Corn-Dun At o. .ei for nav on trsck.
BarIsy-Sale car on track at Sl,si.
Rye-RenRins firm at 20.
HIghwInes-Renain inactive and nominal at Sc
HoEs-Worth l7,COee,OO.
POrK-Firm at 5000 for city brands of mess and
81, 90 for clear.
Lard-City rendered is in good demand at l3c in
barrels and ls5(c In kegs.
Hams-saIss city sugar cured at lso and 800 lbs
' Fremont at l3%e.
BurteF-Scsrce and in active request with sales
IS kegs common at 2c and small lots choice at &c
seeds-sale 50 bush clover at g. 50 and some small
lots Of timothy at sa5O The market :Or each Is
very firm.
Cheese-Dun at lSelske
saIr-steady at s2sO for fine and at s22s fer
coarss.
Dried FruIts-Apples are steady and quiet at
ssc; peeled peaches at 2I522e and unpeeled at u9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

A SwIEDLER sKEDADDLED.-Dr. J. F.
Lawrence, the eminent ocullst and au-
rist" skedaddIed from the American House
last Monday night, leaving his bills unpaid
and his patients unattended. He has left for
parts unknown, having sRindlsd his land
lord, his patients, and the advertisers out of
six or sight hundred dollars. We will show
up this sWindling humbug to-morrOw-at
present we have only space to make brief
mention of the fact Of his escape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 20, 1so4.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW ADVERTIsEalRNTs.


GA. Read 4 90, Banksrs-GoId. Silver ard OOu
sous Bought and Sold. and Money Loaned
J. Grau-Ialian Opera.
W D Ballsndine-Mrs. Francis D. Glge's lectur
o. Cutter & Sol Flu, nitur- at Auction
l. Baldwin Z oj.-New Goods.
Churchill & Bro.-Gresn and Black Teas.
ls4 Klosmsn st.-Teamst,rs Wanted.
Henry Abbey-MasteT's Sale.
Churchill Bfo.-Brswn's Bronchial Troshes.
Peter Wslters-House and Lot for Sac.
Dry Goo IS Porter Wanted.
Churchill B.o.-sloln s Condition POsders.
West Side smafure Company-Locsl Notice.
W. C.-Baukrupt Lsw-LOcal Notice.
nrs yer 4s-Wanted to Rent.
Il. s. whittiesey-Ta axss-Local NOties.
Second Wsrd-Loe1l Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

RUMsEY's MINISTRIES. - This excellent
troupe had another big house last night.
They are, perhaps, the greatest fsvOrites in
the burnt-cOrk profession that we have ever
had among US. Their programme last night
was rich one. Tonight they announce a
splendid bill. Go and hear them.
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1857. WAITS 1 FOUND.

WANTED.-HAND LooM.-EyK-
w RT Ia mer to know that Lamb Self Acting
Hand DOM is an Article he wants to make and fave
money with Tbs turning Of an easy crank By man,
woman or boy, d0esths whole business Of weaving l5
or % ards IN day as TO SO cay can be earned By
its use. State, Jounty and ToWnship BiRhts and
Looms for gale. Address, with stamps, BKAEEOH
q HBLIOTT. .Ohicaso- Ili. iaD23 R2s
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
Go expire on the as day Of Jsauary,is55.J
AUDITOR OF STATE S OFFTCE, }
INSURANCE DEPAzTnEKT,)
Oolnmpu8, Ohio, January i9ih, ls5t.

WHEaEAs, Tho Tunkars and New Tosk Fire l. sr-
rance Comsaay, located at fcHters IN the state Of
rev York, nss fled in this oihcs sworn Statement
Of its condition, required b. the sLseetion Of ths
act ITO Regalate Insurance omplses not incOrro-
ted By the STATE Of Ohio; passed April g. i5 and
Wher as, sid temva9y tas furnished tls under
signed sat sf3ctorF evidence hat ~ il PCS e5ad q Rt
lt asst One Hund ed Thousand uolafs u actuAl capt
tai invested in stOcks or in bOnC5 in mortgi ge8
Of real estate, worth double the amount IOr whlsh
the cams is mortgag snd, Mheresss said C0u pa-
~ has flied In this ofiee written iustrument un-
der IT corporate seal igned ~ lhe President and
SecTe ary there2f, EuthOriZilg any agent agents
said Company in this ate 70 Wedge service
Of PROCESS for and behalf Of said Company, con-
senrirg Eucn ice Of process shall be taken
and herd 10 b. as valid If served upon the C0mps-
n.y. according the laws OF this any other etate,
and Waiviug AL cain right OF error, by reason
such acknowledgements OF stry ce.
Now Therefore, IN pursuance Of The rst section Of
the afOresaid act I, James II Goldman, AudieOr ef
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Workers
aud New fofk Fire Insurance Lonpa1y, OF Foakcrs,
New York, is authoriz T. the bugiaoss OF
81 Insurance IN tais Stats until th3 thirty first day
OF January, in the year ou5 thousE1i eight huacred
sixty I've
la Wines whereof. have hsTeunto Eut tsoribsd
Ey nsme and CAUSED the seal Of ny ofics 10 De
LIS aG-sd The dag ard Year above written.
a. Jas b. OLDHAM, -
K. J. FULLER, Agent, BIS supeFior-st,
CLEVELAND, o. isazs