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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

a., said company has furnished sths undersigned salts
factory evidence that Il is possessed u over Five
hundred thousand dollars Of actual Capital ingeatadi in
Stocks Of at least par value, or IN Bonds or Nortgag-
ea on Real Estate worth doukse the amount for which
the same is mortgage&$ an6 whereas, said company
has nled in this .ohfce q written instrument, uuder the
Seal q tie Company, signed ~ the President and Sec
rItary theresa augh0rftinS John r.. Eeslom, Omaha,
mouth, and John l. Carson, BTOwnville, acknowledge
service Of process for and In behalf u said Company,
eonsentingt that service o. process UFsn the above nam
cd peEsoIs shall be taken and heId TO Ibe as valid IS X
served upon the Company aceaTding % the laws Of
this TERRITORY OF any OtheE state, ami waving ell Tie
claims Of errors by reason % sEek services and vAere-
IS, John l. Carson. ESQ.,, has furnished satisfactory
evidence that he is the authorized ASent Of snie Com-
panTS
Therefore be il Known by these Presents
That IN pursuance of the Aforesaid Act, !. WILLIAM
3. HARVEY, Auditor Of the TERRITORY of Nebraska,
do hereby Certify that
J. L. CARSON, ESQ.
Has fell authority to set a. an agent for the said
Hartford Fire InsaraRce Company, - BroWnvtlle, in
the Territory Of Nebraska, and do and perform all acts
fer and In behalf OF said Company authorized by his
appointment as such keEnt and by the Laws Of This
Territory; until the 3lst day OF SaauaTy; A. DE- 1851
unless this certificate should Do sooner revoked.
In witness whereof I have subscribed my name, AID
caused the seal Of the Auditors oace TO beaf'
4, hxed this 22d, day Of April A. D. 1864.
GUS.RS WEkAAAA 3. HARYkfb
2eEEitortal auditor.
June II 1854. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A big scare came over our neighbors
of ROckport, Mo-, last week. Innumer-
able rumors were afloat of innumerable
guerrillas, who had been see scouting
dangerously near their unfOrtifed city,
and intended to take in tout Of the wet"
many of the spotted lambs" from the
fold of honest Abraham. But-up TO last
accounts they hadn't come. Whether
this peaceful final was due to an absence
of guerrillas, or the determined 'shOw"
of resistance made, may remain forever
a mystery. The aspect of affairs below
in Missouri look gloomy enough, but we
doubt much whether guerrillas would
dare venture this far up the country. But
tits well enough TO prepare for the worst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

The Ordinance to prevent Swine from
running at large has already stirred up
afeeling against it. There are arguments
both for and against it. Yet, we DO think
that a longer notice should have been
given before taking up and selling them.
A worse time could not have been select
ed, old corn IS scarce and Highland new
corn not harvested, SC that the owner
must keep them up and let them eat their
heads off or allow them to be sold at The
purchasers own prices. Besides it is a
question whether the health of the city
will be improved by this act; hogs are
really the only city scavengers we have.
Are they not the cheapest and the most
willing promoters of health a? Besides,
those generally who are opposed to hogs
running at large, have poor fences, and
throw slops and other ofalI outside
the fence, which induces hogs to come.
Why lay it to the hogs, if your fences
are poOr9 If not, and you are damaged,
you have redress upon the owner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
The Dav ScnooI Dan.

S0,oOoe0Dlss issued. Anew Singing Book for Schools
and Seminaries, called the Day Schg9l Bell, q nov
ready. II contains alout two hundred choice sonGs,
rounds, catches. duets. tTi0s, q~uartetts. and ~chorr5es.
many Of them written expressly for this Wofk besides
81 pages Of the Elements Of Music, which are easy Erd
progressive.
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may Be
found, Uncle Sans Schools "Don't you hear the
children coming" always look on the sunny side, /"
The little lass, and "Little Lad" sa0h, i'll we're .
little bird, I" Bird OF beauty" pretty pear tree"
"Anvil Chorus, - sMeet me By the running brook %
SC. II Is complied BY Horace Waters, author Of Sab
bathsehool Bell nos, 4 and 2, which have had the
enormous saleOf go. 900 copies. -Prioes-papef covers,
IS Cents, $50 per l00g bound 30 cents, e26 per 100
eloth bounds embossed gilt, 40 ceRts, e35 per hundred.
% copies furnished ~ The one hundred price. Mailed
~ the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Since our last Ehis vicinity has been
visited by several refreshing showers,
and everything looks we'll. The county
generally has been blessed with plenty Of
rain lately. Harvesting is generally over.
Wheat has turned out a good average
crop, despite the ravages of the chino
bug in some portions of our county. Oats
is a good crop, straw short bat well head
ed. Corn is doing fine now, and if pres
emit indications are any criterion, a big
yield may be expected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A. D. Marsh, a, the P. o. Building
Ia. ;r., ,s.s;vad a large stock Of Station
- = every description, consisting Of
the best Of Pens, Inks. Books station
srv Rlsnk Books. Prizs Envelopes, Pho.
tographie Albums, etc, etc. Marsh Is
5o;,c : fair business with bis customers
and II IS quite a rfeat TO examine bis stock
which be delights in showing, especially
10 tie ladies'. Drop in.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

A new Democratic paper has been
started in Omaha. Il is edited bya Mr.
Harvey. a younger brother to the editor
of the Nebraska City News. We have
not seen a copy, but understand it adVO-
Gates submission to the rebels. The ed
i,or of the Nobraskian has managed tc
loose the confidence of some of his par
". bv his course on both sides Of the
State question. they have consequently
been anxious for a new paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Adispatch to General Fisk from Gen.
eral Curtis, dated Leavenworlh the l4;h,
states that our forces combined under
Colonel Ford fell upon the rebels at Cam
Gem on Thursday. There was a short
fight and complete route of the rebels,
the pursuit turning southwark. The en-
emy's loss was'itteen killed also, large
lumber of muske,s, shot guns, accouter-
ments, and ten kegs of powder. Union
loss enc killed and one badly wounded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Many of our delinquent friends when
they come into our Office, get their pa
per, and, if the senior member Of the
firm is not about, stand around and look
as if they'd like to settle, bat generally
leave without doing so. WI would say
to all that the junior is capable Of receiv-
ing money on subscription or job work,
and that he is anxious to become prof
cient in this very essential branch of the
business. Won't somebody try his skilli
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
The Athenmnm Collection

contains between four and ave hundred pages Of tune
and hymns, new and old, OF the choicest kinds, 70
church, Sunday school, revival. missionary, Temperance
prayer and conference, and all kinds OF sacred and so
cial meetings. The music in this book b las LIE and an
imstiOn in it, ike, Sa1ning Shore, Rest for the weary
Shall we know each other thereS Shall we meet beyon'
the river THERE'S a beautiful world Kind words
little children to come unto me God save the Nation
&c. Prices-single copies, bOInd 80 cents; S45 pc
hundred. Mailed at the retail price. HORACE wa
TIERS, 4sI broadway, New TourkS Publisher Of thu
above BOOks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
Waters Choral Harp.

Anew Sunday School Book, OF leo pages Of beautiful
hymns and tunes. II cOntaine many gems, such as
Shall we know each other there; Suder little children
70 come unto Ne; The beautiful shore Oh. tits glori-
Gus; Leave me with my mother He leadeth me beside
still waters, &c. Price-paper covers, % centsi $f6
per hundred; bound % cents, go per hundred; cloth
bound, embossed guilt. % cents, $40 per hundred
Mailed at the retail price. Il is edited BY Horace Wa
tiers, author Of Sunday School Bells Nos. ! and 2, which
have had the enormous sales Of over eight thousand
copies. Just publishedb By H0RAcE RATERS, Ne. 4sl
Broadway New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
Sabbath school Bell No.s,

is an entire new work Of 1872 aages, sndnsarIy 215 tunes
and hymns. AS the music Is q little more dimcuit It
is Just the book to follow Bell No.. /. Nearly one mill
lion OF these Bells have been issued. and are now ring
ing through thls and other countries. Among the
many choice pieces may be found, Shall we meet be-
yond the river? There Is a beautiful world. Sorrow
shall come again no more. Don't you hear the angels
coming2 Thou, Sod, seest me-. Sabbath Bells chime
on, &c. Prices Of Bell No. z are the same IS Bell No.
1. Both numbers can be obtained ih one volume
Price, bound cory, 20 cents, eS6 per hundred; cloth
copies furnished At the one hundred price. Nailed At
tbs retail nice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
Vocal Music, with Piano Accompaniment

A large assortment Of new and popular songs, ballads
duets, ~quartetts, and choruseo, issued daily. Among
the most popular are, Shall we know each other there,
LowTey; Why have my loved ones gone; Twill be true
to the; Oh, there's no such girl as mine, by Foster ;
Mothers love is true Sweet love, forget me not *,
by Keller, IS cents each; I hear sweet vOit } singing;
HOme Is homes Forget IL you can, bur forgive, by
Thomas, 50 cents each.
Instrumental Ausis for the Ciano Forte-We are
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more ;
Always look on the sunny side Shall we know each
other there? &es, with brilliant variations By GrObe,
80 cents each.
POlkas, Waltzes. Marches, Quieksteps, Quadrills,
kc., By popular authors. All kinds Of Singing and In
structiOn books. Catalogues mailedfrce 70 any address
Music mailed II the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
The New Patriotic song Book

contains 90 PAGES Of songs, duers and ehorusos, both %
cred and secular, Including IA pages Of prayers for sick
and dying so ldiers, and soldiers Scripture Aanual.-
Il is cell suited for social singing, as wen as 8aebOth
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, where liberty dweils Is my country The Chris
tIan hero, Tires cheers for cur banner Come sing TO
me OF hssvyn; Columbia the gem or he ocean Fi0e-
mans gathering; Columbus Eing forever Marching
along, &C. Priees-paper covers, Is cents, si8poT hun
dred. Nailed At the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Reports from Cincinnati state that the
Peace Democracy there have organized
for resisting the coming draft. Such an
act should be punishable with death, and
we know enough of Hambelton county,
o., TO believe it will be done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
sabbath schooI RelINo. &.

confirms ia pages, and nearly two hundred tunes and
hyr1sn, and is the most popular s. S Book ever Issued
Among the most popular pieces are, Kind Words"
"Eden Above. - christian Hero,'s ssBeautifui Zion !"
81 ought 10 love ny Mother The Angels told me sO,''
s1n the Light Crest for the Weary" sc. Prices
paper covers, 30 cts. each, SIS per hundred bound,
% cts. each, $40 per hundred; cloth bound, embossed
Rlit. 20 cts. A1E per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
Rufh. a Sacred Canfafa.

contains I2s pages. Words BY Rev. Sidney Dyer, music
by Prof. Gull. This Is an excellent book for concerts
for the y0nng. Philosopher covers, Z0centsS e16per
hundred; bound IS cent?, $40 per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

EXGHANgR odd lEVHV
AMnNTHLH MAGAZINE

The NOS c6npfehsnstrs mfsoe1aag s
kn0Wlcdgs snd Gensfal 6esEuluse, VaEiEtaIie -
sued in he United StEFNs snhsscis8 a1sks ~
lures Of PoysecAnie s1sr1ai, Ees9gnB k1N6
Literary Repository aad Msnshly Re7lgeas. no
eialIy devoted to Fihsfciak. Comn9siai ua4 lad3e
uiaflutsfssts aed 81 isias stseh eoTPaAas4 80.
Germs.
Magasins, whose succ8s einoos thas the ees1s-
its conductors have been appreciated - . ahEM
mating public. w wouli esd aitsntion - - 49,
aetsr on The part or The large BODY q rssdsra Neo
are rot yet upon It's sabsoriptioa lsta. OEg psf
pose in this rublicatiou Is tbs ~dl1ssml1Atisa q
practical information % subjects 81 positive aslttT
to the peapIe, combined With > diversity g htsFsy
MISUNDERSTANDING tho services ~ the beft peB d
the various dPpsrtmsnsl Of Science, Bsiies-ket1o1
and General Litsrstur0. Walls aimie8 na18 -
peoially 70 render mott Elective aogTio8 y Go
Trade, Commerce ard MAtsfia3 Rsodusts8E 4 01
Country, many sides Of TIE CoantEy. naay a&s9 81
HiatoTieals CTitEal, ksthetieal and Imaginative q
ven ~ The Financial, Statistical, ToshasosIN
4nd strictly Mercantile. We employ Allie rs ~
seaeh Of the sAvant and the fancy of The felilsens-
ist, with the practical sxpsTisaee q Ne badaeD
man and the worker. Ia he trsAtnsns of saisasi8
topics, the mode selected l. the pOPalaF o. syQ
rather than the technical Tss nsntsl pAass 81
the houri il shall be our sndeaScF 70 poFtr6y. kd ~
avail ourselves Of the contributions q nea DiaosRs
cry to the Circle Of EnoWledgs, Bad shall fsen8
with 81 practicable tuccinctRees CuRrtnt Lntei1s
geuce, which Willb6 Dc fusalo ability SD hboHS
interest when the Present shall have bsooRo ~
Past. In fine, the American Exchange saa Rsgisa
is adesirable and ever Welooms monlAiy pisitnr -
It's ubscFibsrs-inpartin the richness Of knoRia&Te
improving the taste, aud fRrnisAing ialsllostzal
eradication.
The Review has its specialisiss u 6igiss sd H.
ereasing Departments, Eith a0sEefal DiyisiaA &c
the widest consis teat scope Of themes. We five .
specification Of topics which sEp the ssbfeos eiAef
Of occasional OF regular p1blfeatioas yiH
The Arts, EsthOtics; Agrieuiture, Applied Chen
istEy, Archaeology, Belles-Lotsers, BiognPhISCaa.
cism, Observation-Disclosures, AHthmstfs Nstiouas
Taxation: Finance-banking currency, cofPoFstio0
Accounts, Exchange, Fluetraiiogs IN Securities
Stocks; History, Industrial and Mercantile entoe-
prises, Insurance., internal Observation-Disclosures
Canals, Telegrsphs; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teoAs
nology; Mechanics, Mihins-Minsralogys Goeloeys
Metallurgy; Patents, Physics, PhysieloEys 1iatlstssS
social signce; trade-foreign and domestic, shippia1
mercantile law Navigation Topography, FraFsl1s
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE UEiTED STA9EA
One copy, one year. In adVaaOsl 98
Five copies Nv
Ten q g oo CO
When paid ct the end Of ne year. { % PEE an
mum. single copy. Sample sepy miIsi - Ne ~
eeips Of IS cents.
FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

We find the following in the Nashville
Union, June Is.
We have further particulars relating to
the Ch%altahoOche, which are highly in
teresting. The rebels, on Sunday. find
ing Sherman had effected a Judgement
south of the river, burned the railroad
o turnpike bridges, together with three
1heir works were the strongest found
on the whole line, from Dalton, aud were
protected by abatis, so that a, direct as.
sault would have been an impossibilltv
The stream IS at present shallow. and
the bottom rocky but no men eould have
forded II and charged up the embank.
ment, to their works.
The entertainments extended a,ong
the river hank, for Eve miles. and vere
located in a position to sweep the sur.
rounding country. Johnston had eviden,.
'ly been months in preparing them.
After the flank movement commenced
the rebel Genegal offered no resistance
but fell back we pursued, TO the for,i6-
cations around Atlanta, which were bu,
eight miles distant. We know Of no OH.
er point at which a stand can be made.
Johnston is thus ''drawing Sherman
on - redeem his promise to clean out the
Union army, is yet a problem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

MeI Bin & Swan have Just receiv.
"a lot of those choice New York
pF's les. Also a full assortment
81 ncluding Finishing, Flooring.
Shin nth, Fencing. etc. They will
ro ersold for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
The IEa,p OF freedom

contains 80 pages0f songs, duets and ehoruses, for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces We would name, Pair
freedom's morn; o let my people go; over the noun
tain They worked me all the day, &c. PRICE, cents
single, so cents per dozen, % per hundred postage I
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

81 shares Of Hartford
bank stock, HartEors
A6T sh's Phoenix banl
stock. Hartford
| 100 shares Connecticu
River Banking Co
stock. HAEtford
900 shares Exchange
bank Hartford
$50 sh's bank OF Hart,
ford coy Hartford
Zoo share Charter Oal
bank st'k Hartford
$50 shares farmers 3
Mechanics b'k stick
Hartford
$50 shares Mercantile
bank stOck. HaFtfOrC
I32 shares Merchants.
& Manufs bank stool
Hartford
si5 Etna bGnl
stock, Hartford
206 shares City Ban
stock, Hartford
Zoo shares American
Exchange bank stock
New York
200 shares OF Bank o
Commerce N. York
500 shares Importers
Traders bank stool
New York
300 shares Bank Of A.
meriea stock, N Y
Zoo shares AanhattaI
Co.. stock, n YOrk
300 shares Merchants.
bank stock, N. York
200 shares Ocean bank
stock New York
200 shares Union banf
stock, New York
loo shares Bank o.
North America STICK
New York
500 shars Metropolitan
bank stock n. York
loo shares Blackstone
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Bank Com
merce stock. Boston
100 shares OF Granite
bank stock. Boston
10 shares suffolk bank
stock, Boston
loo shares Hide and
Leather bank stock,
Boston
loo shares OF webster
bank stock, BOstOI
loo shares Of National
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Of Atlantic
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Salty Fund
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Of BoyIest0n
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Reveree b'k
stock, Boston
Zoo shares Bank Of the
STATE OF Missouri
stock, St. Louis
Zoo shares Merchants
bank stock, St. Louis
81 shares State bank of
Wisconsin stock, Nil
waukee
I25 shares Union bank
stock, Albany
IS Shares of Montreal
bank stock. Montreal
100 shares Connecticut
River Company STOCK
20 shares Connecticut
River Railroad Com
leo sharesUartfOTd and
New Haven Railroad
Company
Tennessee State Stock
6 per cent, payable
1892
California State stock
2 per cent. : payable
1878
Ohio State stock, S per
CENTS payable 1855
IS Hartford city bonds
6 per cent, payable
1876
IS Hartford and New
Haven r r bonds 6
per cent. 1873
10 New York Central
r. R, b ndS, J per
cent, 1876
o. s Treasury Notes
3-l0 per cent
U. S stock (cOupon9
per cent, 1873
q. s. stock, 6-twenties
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
4 more Door. Beus. Ba,bino Tub.

more Door, Bells, Bathing Tubs,
koo aPers, Purker's Patent Blind
H'n Nut Crackers, Gate Latches,
bas hettle, Spelter's Soulder, Lead
nps, etc, also a large assortment
e Stone and Tin Self-sealing
ksa IS at J. c. Deuser's Tin and
Stove ore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Aitin B Co.'S is the place to buy
aouf goods heap. They are doing an
tx,er siness. Call an examine their
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Pei. lakes the best Photographs,
AMI and keeps the choicest stock
Ind est Photograph Albums we
have cen. Drop in.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

orn made its appearance in our
G Tuesday morning, and was
bled up by our citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

by, the 4th of August, is the
~ ..nmended by the President Of the
hates as a day of Humiliation
w r14er. There will be service at
hodist Church at half past ten
mat day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Wr Den has now on hand a large
uot groceries,, Tea. Sugar, Coffee,
Rice. tekeral, Trout. Goldfish, Cheese,
Cl.c Cooking and Parlor Stoves,
iii Sheer Iron and large Kettles,
EIenI a0t Corn Meal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

lion of the WinnebagO tribe of
nov under the supervision Of
Furnas-Paid our city a visit on
Psday. They performed a variety
dances. whOOped and "scuygled''
much to the amusement Of the
AOd took up a collection much 10
m amusement. They were a good
set Of Indians and perfectly do
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

e Advertisement Of Finkle &
improved Sewing Machines in
papers. Theirs is an improve
bn any we have heard of in maxi
Lock- Stitch on both sides. Those
al a Machine had better send for
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
The Revival Music ROok,

contains 70 pages.0f tunes and hymns, designed Tor 70.
vival, prayer, and conference meetings. Price in paper
cov0rss single copies, 10 centsS IS per hundr0d.-
Nailed at the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS:

IIth-The greatest amount insured in any one risk II
$40 OO0, except in special cases.
I2th-The amount Insured in any one city, IOWA. Of
village, depends upon its size and how built.
l3th-The amount insured In any QUE block, depends
as above.
l4th- Certified copy Of the charter OF the company, As
died hereW it'll.
TIMo. g. ALLYN Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Jay was the hottest day. SO
season, 100 degrees in the
Stirring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

9r. Rerson, late Lieut.C Colonel
81 Sd Illinois, will preach in the
Church on next Sabbath at 10
K in the morning, also in the
az -2. Mr.. PiersOn has seen
I'D his wounds disable him from
eel is country longer in the field.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
10 Ezpirs ~ lie sIst Of January, 1866.

TO Expire on tie 3fst Of January, 1865.
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.
Office Territorial Auditor.
Omaha. Nebraska, April 23d, lSS4.
whereas John II: KeilOm. ESQ, sEens tof the Hart
i0rd tire Insurance Company, located at Hartford
IN the state of Connecticut has died in this Office q
copy OF the act Of Incorporation. OF said company, and
= statement under oath, showing its condition, as re-
qnire6by the 18th section OF law Of The TerritorS
q Neeraska, entitled IAN act In FeIatioa 70 Insurance
Companies't approved February l6ah, 1854; and where
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

Coli w. Furnas, Agent of the
nshas. tent a few days in our city.
,Ite started TOR the Agency.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21

"a q No. ! life-like picture of
lamily, go to Perkins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-21
STATE or coSNEcrIcUr

II VI NE
County Of Hartford.
I. Chancey Howard, clerk Of the superior court Of
Hartford county, do hereby certify that at the reqnest
of the ono ers Of The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
of hartford, have examined the cortiAca5es OF STOCK
standidg in the name OF said company. and from sueo
examination, and said company is possessed Of an ac'
tual capital Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars iEves-
ted in stocks Of at least par value, AL Of which IS
more clearly set forth in the annexed statement OK the
condition Of said company, 70 the auditor OF the rerri-
] also certify that I'd Yard Goodman, whose name Is
appended to the juTa: Of the deposition Of said state
mcnt. was on the day OF the date hereof, q Justice Of
the Peace in and for the county OF Hartford, ouly aa-
thorized to administer osths Tor general purpose.
In witness whereof, l have hereuntO set my hand ana
affixed the seal Of The superior Court OF HART
ford county. THIS twelfth day OF APRIL Ammo
tU.s. r.. s HOWARD Oiefk-
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, lecsted at Hartford
In the State of Connecticut, have authorized and appoln-
TED for themselves and their successors, the following
named persons in she Territory Of Nebraska, to trans
act in tie name and on behalf Of said company the BUSH
ness of Fire Insurance insthe several towns respectlVes
~ anlxed to 1 their names, viz:
SOHs +. M n.5IS@ E.Or.sta Ciy
D. H. WHEELER PlsttsmOuth
JOHN L. CARSON BroWnVilIo
And the said company do hereby nominate and APP
point the persons above named, their lawful agents
AMI attorneys for them and in their behalf to acknoWi-
edge service OF legal process for said company express
" conserving that service Of process upon ssld agents
and attorDeTs shall be taken and held as Vahe as II
served UPON the said Company according to the laws Of
this State or Of any other State, and waving all claim
o. error BY reason Of such service.
witness the seal Of the said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company and tne Notwithstanding Of the Pres
S. J ident and Secretary thereof at HsrtfP I'd in the
State OF Connecticut, this twelfth day Of Apri,
Ammo DENIM, one thousand eight hundred AID
Fl. H~UNrINGToN. President.
LU.s.R.Sl TIMOTHY B. ALLYN, Secy.