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e. iIUdNG, Livery AND SALE STABLES,
NJ. street, Elvhnonj, Na.-Horses, Busgies, aud
Ia.,-' trI trntleurIl's Saddl.- HgG-rs FOR hire
i!.r..- taken ~ livery by the day, week month
.... the hgst care taken Of them. HoTots, Bugger
a-I lilrn->, bought and sold on commits iiUn. Eol
>,l., NJ. l Family Horse ana beautiful ladies
las. also, a hight fh,ttou and Double Harness.
THOMAS kUShELL X co,
..4 p btr Proprictofs.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DErsRTAEsf,
CONFEDERATE STATES o. AMERICA, +,
Richmond, Va, August 70, 1864. }

ID EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE Act OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT APPROVED MAY IL. lsdl, TO EX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act Of May W, 1851, desiring to exchange
manner pointed out in tho printed endorsement on
tho back of the certificate, to the "Confederate
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
the Treasury Department who viii thereupon, in
compliance with the provisions of the act OF June
49, 1864 issue coupon bonds for the snount specified
IL the registered bonds 80 assigned.
G.. A TRENHOLM,
au 29-ts Secretary If the Treasury
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EXPLOSION OF A SHELL.-On Monday Afternoon
last shell exploded in the furnace VI w d. Cooks
foundry, Oh Eighth street, between Main and Frank
ln creating much alarm among the worEinen, but
fortunately inluriBg none OF them.
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PROM PETERSBURG.

PETKRsBuRo, August 3o.-The situation in font
Of this place and Bermuda Hundreds Is unchanged.
During the whole Of yesterday tho enemy poured =
furious and continuous FIRE of shot and shell upon
the town, doing, however, little NO damage. To-
day all is comparatively quiet.
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BRIDAL DRKss USED SHRouD.--Tho Lyons
Republican notices the sudden death Of Miss jose
phine l.. Stephens, Of Clyde, and says:
The circumstances attending the same ara pecu-
llarly distressing. She engaged to be married
a worthy young man in Clyde, and on Tuesday pre-
ecding her death she went to Rochester in usual
health and purchased her wedding outfit Return
ing, she was taken suddenly ILL., and grew and
worse until she died on the Saturday following, and
OH Monday she was buried in the same toilet she
was to have worn Oh her wedding day.
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8mbnlono 9ispattt.
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The DAILY DtsParoH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CRY CARRIERS are author
led to charge ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week to regular Subscribers.
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ARREsr.-Oficer Seal arrested yesterday afternoon
free negro, named Carter Winston, charged with
grand larceny. He was locked up il the upper sta
ri.,y~
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WRIT or HABEAs CoRPps IN A DpELLISa Casg.-
I'm the Of DIR. A. +. Pcticolas upon whose re-
fsl to testify before the county justices, with re-
ference to duel alleged to have been fought be.
tween Mr.. f g. ;Elmore and Mr. John NJ. Daniel
he was ordered to be committed to prison for con-
tempt OF court, but subsequently, was bailel under
a wit Of hGdeas corpus. issued by Judge Meredith
returnable before him Yesterday morning. Mr.. T..
H. Aylett. counsel for DR.. Peticolas made an argii-
Inent OF upwards Of three hours' length in favor
releasing his client from any obligation to testify
At its conclusion, Judge Meredith adjourned his
court till this morning, when General Marshall will
resume for the defence; afte< which, Mr.. John b
Young. the CONFERENCE.-The prosecutor in the
County Court viii close the rgunsnt, and the case
Will then bs lett with the Ju xe fos his decision.
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MARRIED

| On the 24th of August, 1864. by Rev Mr.. Haines.
GEORGE W. WOODY 10 Miss RHODY Marks
LEY, both OF Manchester, Virginia.
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YEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
4 - half-chests Black TEA,
~ barrels Prime SUGAR
70 do. COFFEE,
500 pounds MAPLE SUGAR
m az ROBERT HOUGH Il CO..
"A WV No. IL Pearl street
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MACON MILITARY PRIsON, !
August 10, 1861.

august ~, 1901.
"Genefal Stonemstn presents his compliments Il
Mir. J. Ii. steele, and requests the honor of i'll
tervicw to-day upon subject Vi Importance 70 my.
self"
The note We received about shutdown Of the day
OH which il WAS written. Early on the next morn.
ing We applied, in company with friend, TO the
commandment OF the post III this city for leave Il
visit General Stoneman, which was granted; but OF
reaching the prison, were informed that he had
been sent to Charleston. We make this statement
~ show that it intention to give him hear
ing, and opportunity to clear himself OF III,
not do even an enemy like that raider injustice
knowingly.
And now for the charges made against him through
this paper. They were communicated to us by q
gentleman OF highly respectable character, Whose
NAME If required, Will communicate to that one
Of the Confederate officers who, the Repsdfteah
states 3" has recently seen and had fuil conversa-
ton with him General Stoneman) regarding the
newspaper allegations referred to-" VI to the editor
Of the Republican himself
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s,@ SrEcIAL NurlCE.

Ser SPECIAL NOTICE.
>lLE OF THE BALLARD HOUSE FURNI-
TURE.
isi- ct Lh ~hncut l. now thrown open for partie,
INSPECT th, entire sto K OF FURNITURE, the sll,
FpiI.G i~ to commence ON THURSDAY NEXr
- Itu'Ir.k.
Nt,sa,l o. gin the sale. with the elegant FAR
lai. IUHNItIEE. PIANO, Sc.
j. {. TALlAFERRO " co,
Projectors
: H--Al creditors viii be allowed 10 Offset any
O. 10 iii #,:;i-nent Tor purchases nadc ut the above
.s.a au 3b--tds
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FLAG OF TRUCE.

A fag-ot-truee boat arrived ut Yarina yesterday,
and will DC communicated with to-day by Colonel
Ould, Agent vi Exchange. We could not learn thai
she brought any passengers.
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DONEY FOR SALE-For sale, "a very
elegant BAY PONEY, about SIX years OLD; is
perfectly sound; walks, tlots and canters very
easily is gentle and has been ridden for the last
six months by child of only six Years of age APP
ply at the store Of W. +. PRICE,
au 3;)-3ts Thirteenth street,
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rHEN THOUSAND DOLLARS VIR-
z GINA TREASURY NOTES for sale.
Also, GOLD, SILVER and OLD BANK NOTES
wanted.
Highest prices paid for GOLD and SILVER and
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama OLD BANK NOTES.
ALLEN Il Co,
Corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.
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TuE ALLEGED SToSEMAS ourRAoE.-The Macon
fateilsge.cet' says:
The article We published some ten days ago in
duced General StOnenan 10 address the following
bpt,4
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DEAL ESTATE For SALE IN BOW

ID EAL ESTATE For SALE IN BOW
IL LING GREEN-My DWELLING and
alUHE-lIOUSE III Bowling Green is for sale pm
'a'ciy. The property is located III the most central
aid desirable portion OF the village two and half
miles from Milford Depot, upon the Richmond
ii"ienckshurg and Potomac railroad. Person,
wishing II purchase come to Milford by the
I.nd-ear which runs daily between that place and
tt~ burnt bridge. ior particulars apply 10 &. G.
WALTER, No. I3l Broad street, or to HENRY
ntNSI, On Marshall street, between First and
second, OF to the subscriber, Oh the premises.
3l-eU1jt- j. 3 DAVIS.
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g1y@ WANTED, DEAD HoRsEs, Cows AND
MILES Ii persons having such on theii lots Will
j.y-uIc ii IIa, nIii have the animal hauled ~ our
;liiegy, III the loor-iIOuse, loot VI Second
st.se,, ~, viii ply ton dollars Glaya.,c same.
au I1-cpIi-tf II. J. MAlGNE * CO
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM OF TWO THOU
\ SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
81 hES or LAND IN YORK COUNTY, ON
YORK RIVER, FOUR MILES FROM WILL
AIAM>BCKG, FOR SALG.-At the request OF
Nl William Waller, | Otter iUr sale his valuable
.t.,,. luk IIVer, within four miles OF Williams
!4.s, ,yHtILug tHcnty-Jnc hundred ana fifty
.s. i llIl, with all the improvements consisting
a. lar. tiur BRICK BUILDING, containing about
-I-,i. ROOMS, Two Cottage Dwellings, TOUR Bans,
AID al! tsr customary Uut~bulldin2s usually on
FL. estates ali III goo! order. There are about
AuhlTtd acrrs Of lull set in choice fruit trees
about thirty acres III a vineyard. 4 large portion
o.. the Ind l. cleared ahl m high state of Cultvi
tat. the remainder l. wood most OF which IS OF
..u1l growth, and large potion fine timber. THIS
!,llu, from lis natural advantages, may be con-
>.IeiCI one VI the first class III Eastern Virginia
teolls wishing t. such farm would 10 Well
-Ily At once, Il Is seldom such an estate is
brought into market. 1t sold before the war fs
}Ht'rj Ia gold without the Improvements.
IEEMS: Liberal. JAMES N. TAYLOR,
al lit AucUCnccr.
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fly SPECIAL NorIcE.-A Attention i,
81. . ,a nay SHE It
Eue Carriages. Hua.,ies, Sl.jEh,
Suuug Wagon, PBa;on,
Harness and Horses,
4.t.S, plt,. THIS MORNING ut IT. O'clock NJ the
.t.. 90! Rankin street. between Fifteenth and
..,... NTH THOMAS ". kEESEE,
r :. AuytlJnJrr.
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Yifbnroro 9ispatft.
JOB PRINTING NRATLY xx9cCT3D.

Advertsements Will be inserted 81 the raee = 0Nn
boILAs AND vIyTr cksTs per square, Tor each fnsss.
tion--eight lines Tor iess) constitute square.
Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
Advertisements Published till forbid viii be oAarsed
81 so per square for every insertion.
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THE WAR NEWS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1864.
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Sitl,monS 1ispattk.
Br.J A. cUWARDls s co.

-. u,sr,rcn is published daily, Sundays AK
w a. vaR4y notf,Ks for twelve months
ef,"yr, pai1,Rs for SAX months, TIN DoI.raes fol
~ month, or roeR DOLLARS Ion one month In
va ,,n,,tanecs by mail are at the risk Of those
-, make them
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ss" SPECIAL NorJcR, The attention OF
- .1lc i, tfIily called 10 cur sale TODAY
'' s.f,.luy al II o'cloe k, namely:
'' IA ti,.rtcs Clarified Sugar,
tn barrels good TO prime Sugar,
Ia boxes Sugar,
II bags Rio Coffee,
;.aIa Fiasat Cg-f~. n superior article,
h.,l oii Wh>kc,,
10 Ls@- IA Jamaica Rum,
BID b.>ts iiD>H Soap,
>.ntli ulract Garciu'S Fancy Soap,
,fyrts- IuUqa3 Beans, 81
CHARLES 7. WORKMAN X co,
ana, Il AuctIonceTS.
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EOUND, in the vicinity of Atlee's sta
ID ton, an amount of MONEY which the owner
can get by applying TO Jones & Slater and paying
expenses of advertisement.
an 3O--3ts JONES * SLATER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
- edmond THEATRE,
III Corner seventh and Broad streets

ID edmond THEATRE,
III Corner seventh and Broad streets
Acting and Stage Manager....,.......,R ID, OGDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 81 l36i
THIRD NIGHT
OF the re-engagement of
MISS IDA VERNON
NoTICE-The management, in compliance
with numerous requests, and being ever DESTROYS of
pleasing their patrons will present, Tor the first and
only time, the beautiful fve-act play of
ca NJ l. L e.
OE,
THE FATE on \ CocCErrE!
ARMAND. .............. X. DrORSAY OGDEN
BALLADS Miss BLANCHE MIDDLETON
10 conclude with the Laughable Farce Of
MRS AND MR. WHITE.
In rehearsal 4 new fivc-let Play entitled
AURORA FLOYD.
NorICF.--On aud after this date the doors will he
opened nj ! O'Clock; performance commencing ut
O'Clock precisely. au3 Silt
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fOR RENT, until the LIST of january
i next, the eligible STORE and EASEMENT,
corner oi Gary and Virginia streets, underneath the
oilicr OF the Illustrated Necs. Apply at the Office
OF II. II. Dibrell. CHARLES CAMMAN
au 3l-3t
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INV o FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L RENT, suitable for single gentlemen. on the
Western o suburbs of the city For terms address
poA o''. au 3i-5ts
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LNOR RENT, gentleman's FURNISH
l. I'D FRONT BASEMENT on Franklin, be-
tween Eighth ana Ninth, second from the corner.
au 3l-lt~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IGOR RENT, comfortable DWEf,.
L LIMO, with ak rooms besides basemen. !, .,
pleasant neiShborhood, near the First Market, for
inc remainder OF the present year, at Il moderate
rent Oh condition that tho tenant purchase the
pteht occupants carpets oil cloth and gas fixtures
at iif price Possession given on the lst of Octo-
Der OF perhaps earlier Call at $50 Main street be-
t"ocn Tue houiS Oh ana T. Nj. au 3l-2ts
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sASONiC NOTICE.-Tho members OF
lSs DOVE LODGE, No. ii, are hereby sum
muned 10 attend called meeting Of their Lodge al
the Hall, on Marshall street, on THIS "Wednesday
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and transient brethren.
are iraternally invited to unite with rs.
BY order OF the Worsh!pfa! Master
au Site AUG. ARSELL JE Secretary
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r.A~Iater ". L, FR,NNLA>n, of MoSbv's
c,,l Ia IN the city TODAY and will receive
,.z.I Man lluirr>, or other not-oon~ iipts,
> .. /" hi. company lie may bc found ut wADS~
,yrrlnyu \ PALMhk'S, CA Fourte~nth shoci at
" ~ t.-}t, au Silt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15

The rebel papers announced with Hour
ish that among other arrangements for his
last raid made by the rcdoubtablc JoHN
MORGAN, he had supplied his men with the
necessary equipments of razors, brushes
and soap, with which to shave the heads OF
his prisoners in return for his treatmentin
Ohio. Inasmuch rs JoHN's last expedition
has come to an end more quickly than any
one supposed, and as, at last accounts, he
was in search CT hole through which to
make his escape from Kentucky, his rag
mullins disbanded and his horse thieves
disconsolate, we presume his stock OF shaw
ing instruments can be purchased cheap.
If any OF those traps should be captured by
our men, we suggest that they forward them
to the State authorities, to be placed in the
Museum among the other remarkable relics
and trophies of the war. The Penitentiary
officers should also have one to be placed
within their view to remind them of "what
might have been " If JOHN MORGAN were
the great man he is represented, instead oil
the unlucky and ridiculous BOBBY that he Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
,a,unxoca,ion for Harmony.

There is little clique of politicians Ill
this city, who are nominally acting with
the Democratic party and who have been
elected to Office by 1t, time and again, that
lust now seem to be laboring to bring the
Abolition party into power in Franklin
County. If they can't continue to hold the
offices, and are not permitted to control the
Democracy = the honest, hard-worklng
masses-they contrive to get up muses. at
Conventions; to bolt regular nominations
and. generally, to so demean themselves,
politically, as to disgust many of the best
men of our party with the organization
why will they persist in this course? The
Democratic people of this City and County
will not sustain them in their disorganizing
and destructive policy; and when we shall
bring them before the incorruptible De-
mocracy, and strip them Of their thin po-
,litical disguise--as we shall be compelledto to
do, If they do not soon turn in and aid In
bringing about harmony in the Democratic
,party-they will be consigned by that De-
mocracy TO an oblivion whence no political
historian will ever be able to rescue them.
We invoke harmony upon our political
councils and our political organization
Why will not these men join us in that in
fyocationP Their action for some time past
indicates desire to defeat the Democratic
party. Can it be possible, that they are in
secret league with the Administration and
are working to re-elect LINCOLN, in order
to make money out of war they curse
when talking with Democrats, or to get
somebody they have quartered on the
aGoyernment," in connection with the
war, promoted to better position? We
trust not! .rIa .4aI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
The Lincoln and johnson Katifi-
cation Meeting.

We publish in to-day's issue a report of
the doings of the Lincoln and johnson rat
ification meeting on Saturday night. Eve
ry effort was made to get up large DEM
onstration. Urgent appeals were made In
the Republican papers to the faithful to
turn out. Large handbills were posted all
over the city, advising the "loyal' people
of the time, the place and the occasion.-
Cannon were fired at the Government eX-
pense, band of music paraded the streets,
and bonfires Illuminated the place OF meet
ing. The night was pleasant and fayora-
BILE. Distinguished speakers were adver-
tised to address the meeting. NotWith-
standing these surroundings, the ratifica-
tion meeting of Saturday night was fall
ure, not only in enthusiasm, but in attcn-
dance. Our report puts the number
of men, women and children present at
three hundred and fifty, and that is an
over instead of an under estimate. The
meeting was spiritless throughout. Gov.
Morton, during his speech, labored hard to
get up some enthusiasm, but it was fruit
less effort. We accept this demonstration
as an indication of public sentiment all over
the country, and judging 1t in that light 1t
is plainly evident that the popular heart
does not respond approvingly to the Balti-
more Convention. There is no doubt but
the feeling prevails with large majority OF
the people that the men in power are un-
equal to the exigencies of the times, and
that they are incapable of successfully di-
recting the Ship of State through the pres.
ent crisis of the country. If the people had
confidence in the administration the ratiti--
cation meeting of Saturday night would
have been different affair-Indidndpohs
Sentinel Of Monday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
Hahn % Hale.

JOHN P. HALE has been slaughtered by
the Abolition members of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature, who have just refused to
= re-elect him to the United States Senate
He has had too much to say against the
thieves in office to retain his standing in the
dominant party. While he has been will
ing to make "a good thing" himself out Of
the miseries entailed upon the country by
the war, he has yet insisted upon the right
to speak out against official robbers in the
Government service. This cost him his re-
election, and he has been defeated by AARON
II. CRAaIN, who is to succeed him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment,

DINT BOTTLES AT FIFTY CENTS, FOR TIE
cure of lameness, scratches, wind gals, sprains.
bruises splints cuts, collie, slipping ste over heat
ing sore throat nail in the foot &c. warranted
cheaper and better than any other article ever offered
to the public. Thousands Of animals have been
cured of the collie and over-heatng by this Lini-
ment; and hundreds that were crippled and lame
have been restored to their former vigor 1t is used
by all the first horseiuen throughout the States.
Orders are constantly received from the Racing Sta
bles Of England for fresh supplies Of this invaluable
article. Deer $500 Testimonials haze been recsfred.
Remember, 90 cents laid out in time may save the
life of your horse. Sold by all Druggists. Office 60
CortIandt street, New York.
iunel4-d&Wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15

ATno place in the North have we heard
of any demonstrations in approval of Lin
coins denomination, save at indianapolis,
where few Government shoulder-straps
fired United States guns, and burned few
pounds of public powder Even there, the
people took no part in the proceeding, and
hut few even knew what the guns were
fired for. The instincts of the people for
bid them from making demonstrations OF
Joy, at an event so full OF evil omen. Ra-
ther muffie the drums, toll the bells, hang
sombre Grape on every door, and pray Al
mighty God to avert the crowning misfor-
tune of his election.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
Diarrhea and Dysentery.-we have Q,

DiarrhGa and Dysentery.-We have ex-
amined great number of letters i, 'm some Of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati md Coving-
TN, &C.. speaking in the highest terms Of DR..
Strcklands Anti-Cholera Mixture for the cure Of
darrhna and dysentery The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Covington. says he was
pronounced incurable by the best doctors in Cincin
NATL ard one bottle of DR.. Stricklands Anti
Mixture effected apermanent after suffering for
months with the worst form of diarrhoa and dysen-
terry. so cents per bottle. For sale by Druggists.
iunel4-d&Wlw -uf
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

= CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
AUDITOR OF STATES 0FFICE)
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Z
COLUMBUS, Ohio, June I'd, lS64)
WHEREAS, The Hanover Fire Insurance Compa-
ny located at New York, in the State of New York,
dition as required by the FIRST section the act To
regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the State of Ohio" passed April s. 1856 and, Where
as, said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that il is possessed of at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
ACTUAL CAPITAL INVESTED in stocks, or in
bonds or in mortgages Of real estate, worth double
the amount for which the same is mortgaged and,
Whereas said Company has filed in this Office
written instrument under its corporate SEAL signed
by the President and Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company in this State
to acknowledge service Of process for and in behalf
of said Company consenting that such service Of
process shall be taken and held TO be as valid as If
served upon the company, according to the laws OF
this or any other State, and waving all claim or
right of error by reason Of such acknowledgment OF
service.
Now, THEREFORE,, in pursuance Of the first sec
tion of the aforesaid act, J. James III. Goldman, Aud
Hanover Fire Insurance Company of New York. is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire Insur
anco in this State until the 3lst day Of January, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-fve.
t>) In Witness Whereof, l have hereunto
)sEAJ.{ subscribed my name and caused the seal of
~ my Office to be affixed the day and year
above written. - ,on,N
Auditor Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-15
CnrringtOn!

Why don't Gen. CARRINGToN get after
'MoRGANp He (CARRINGToN) seems to be
at Louisville, enjoying the good things Of
this life, at the same time he is communi-
eating by telegraph with officers, who are
not afraid to go near where the Rebel
Raider is supposed to be! Is there nothing
that win induce CARRINGToN to take the
fieldS Is he afraid of Rebel bullets, or
what's the matter? tr.s