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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

1@ There is returning sense il the
view taken By the Richmond Enquirer in
the substance of its editorials as gwen in
our dispatches elsewhere. 1t is well that
na.ionsl pride takes the place of sec
tional one, and that this Redmond jour
nal can look beyond shareholders cenfed-
-acy, which is restricted in territory to
a united government, retaining nos only
all our present federal limits but spread
log north and south, assuming colossal
proportions, and reaoh,g q the mastery oil
the continent. Let the South taks this
view and we will have peace. Let them
give up their dreams of separate empire
involving disruption of the Union Let
their national pride become republican
and continental Let them see in one free.
united government, where the people OF
all the States are equally free, and possess.
ed of equal rights and franchises, more
prosperous present and more glorious
future than would be possible 10 separate
governments Let them do this and the
way is paved to permanent peace,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

The Senate hos ratified the treaty with
the nerthwesfern bands Of Shoshone 10.
dams, establishing peace. &c the several
bands suspending hostili,ies and oil dep
relations on the eDigrant trains, the nsii
and telegraph lines and on citizsus of The
United States within their country. The
boundaries Of their country a. elsim.d and
occupici By them are as foil Us. Ga the
north BY the middle of the Great Desert
on the west by Steptoe Valley, on th,
south by Locdoe or Green Mountains
aod on the east by Great Salt Lake Tull.
.snd Rash Valley. The Indians sefss L.
sneye 70 the reservations whenever III,
Puesident shall deem it expediept fo
them to do SO and become herdsmep o
agr'ealtprista ii tho s0gsevamsnk psyio,
them certain amenities ia money. nrovis
ions and goods, the Isdians aAo agree ,hs
the Pacific Railroad shall not be : molest
Fed, tsas ns'isSry Poss, &cs may Ss a.
structed. she geld :saa silyer ,sines work
cd and mining and agricultural settle
ments formed and Sauoheros establ,,he,
wherever they my b required.
49, - ssssans q . s.sss.lg : snle@ - AZ
sasss3 aa smg sssscfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

pirll Porter oos6rms the report that the
rebels have blown up Fort Caswelf and
the steemsrs Tallahassee aud Chickamaupa
h,s issgssgs 10 - follows: A lsyge foFes
Of gunboats occupy the river between
Saswell aod Wilmington. That place is
herneticslly sealed against blockade run
usrs. No Alabsnas, Floradss, Chieka.
maugas or Tallahassees will ever fit out
sgaln from that port, and our merchant is
s'II soon, ! hope, Be ssabled to pursue
"a safety their svocation. He further
says We shalt move at oncs carefully and
nave no vesssls blown up by torpedoes If
l eso help il, aad i think We will be In
Wilmington before long.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
D@ Grierson's raid proves to have been

@ Grierson's raid proves to have been
great success. 1t is sn additional evi-
dence of the weakness Of the Confederacy
and he scarcity Of troops in it. Though
rich and formerly populous part 9f the
South, he marches four hundred miles,
loses less than one hundred men, csptur-
ed six hundred prisoners, brings off one
thousand contrabands, an equaI number
OF horses, destroys huudred miles o rail
road and otherwise damaging the rebels
through the line Of his expedition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

ssr American craftsmanship, and prob
ably A nerican military strength, will ul
timateIs be laid largely under contrib ation
to head of the schemes of Napoleop and
M,xirniian TO build up Latin Eepire
on the Western Continent, which shall
enable France, or more properly Europe,
to hold the balance Of power in Amsrica.
To put down the rebellion is the work
before the Government now, but Fhen
that is done. the country will have veter-
ans more than sufficient TO euforcs the
Mooroe doctrine, aud prevent the con-
summation OF the aggrandizing schemes Of
the willy ruler of France.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Eighty bags OF California overland mai
which had accumulated here, are dis.
patched BY the Isthmus route to-day.-
This matter was sent west to Atchison
Kansas, and some Of il !ssns to Jalesburg,
4OO miles further, but as the Indians hold
500 miles of plains, the mails we're re-
tnr9sd tohhis city and it is thought thai
regular cummuni ion will not be re-
sumed before June.
The Commercial Washington special
says important military news from the
S,uth is looked for here hourly. Gen.
Terry has force enough to reduce Will
nington, while Sherman, with the addi.
tlonaf troops placed at his command, Gan
walk through South Carolina.
There is to be an investigation of the
surrender 1t Beverly. = 81
1t is said the rebels had as many pris.
Dners as they had men to guard them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Tue CALF House., Lour.yrLLE.-Th.
dalt House, destroyed BY ire on the / LII
instant, Is one ct the landmarks of Louis
vile aud the West. Its among the old
est buildings in the city, having beet
built as early as 1895, and has been noted
from time lmmemo as the ..best hot !
IN The West" Charles Dickens gave il
this title and reputation in his diary
hts travels 10 this country. alIuding to it,
air OF luxuriance and cleanliness, Naxi
70 the Llndell House, it was the largest
hotel 10 the West. During the presen
war it has been the scene of many impor
tint and Interesting events. !. In le6l
Generals Sherman, BuelI, Anderson, ant
many Others made their head d narters
there. In September, 1853, General JEFF
Z Davis shot General William Nelson il
the public ball Of the building. Man,
not tess interesting bat less public scene,
have been enacted here. no: the lea / IN.
tere-ting OF which were the conference
WIN Secretary Cameron. which resulted
10 Generai Shermsn's . removal from com.
nand 10 1861, and the grand council OF
var which removed General BnelI frou
the same command in 1852. The house
had changed bands, Captain S.Ias Miller
Who was the lessee last year retiring il
favor of Mrs. Benjamin J. Adams, the
present lessee. The building was owned
by stock company.
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New York, Jan. %.

SAAoASVA 9IoaS q 1AO.
New York, Jan. %.
The Herald's Washington special has
various rumors concerning B airs visit to
Richmond Oneis that Blair brough. an
autograph letter from Davis to Lincoln,
saying he was really to treat for peace.
and tha. comuuaic ton from Lincoln
has been taken back TO Richmond, ex.
pressing willingness 10 send or receive
COMMISSIONERS.
Many well informed people look for i'm
portant results from Blair's second visit
to the rebel capital.
A significant article appears in the
Richmond Enquirer Of last Thursday
which says:
After every manly effort the r, b Il
may fail, and policy aud interest NAV
compel the Confederscy to submit to the
United States rather than to England.
France or MaximiIian joining their
military forces, they could then sweep
this continent. and thus hide their shame.
while America will become the colossal
power of the world
Ga the Jthrr hand, some Richmond ed
irors, in view of the fact that they hav.
lost all of the seaports of consequence,
make great Efforts to prove these disas-
ters leasing They say war is now
their sole business The conscrip,ion
must De Vigorously enforced, and eyer,
one that can must fight
The Richmond Wb'g says:
Negroes in the prime OF life will make
better soldiers than white men over fft,
years of age. 4
Gen George johnson. 10 his late
speech at Columbia, South Caroina, say.
hat he Il out of service, and regrets tha
he cannot serve withhold soldiers.
II s Foote refuses to be released. and
insists upon trial to show cause for hi.
arrest.
Capt. Semmes has reached Richmond
The HeraId's New Orleans dispatch
gives particulars Of Griprson's late grea
raid in Mississippi. They confirm previ
Gus reports Of his great success. The,
march,d 4OD miles, los. less than 10,
men. captured 600 prisoners, and broueh
10 1000. contrabands and 1000 hore. 9
besides destroying LOO miles Of railroat
track, &c.
The lierald's Central American CORE
spondent makes important developme Mt
III regard to an Intrigue now 10 prog res,
there to bring about the absorption Of tn
Spanish American Republics BY NIX
milian's Empire, through French agents
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oensrai sherman.

The terms on which General Sherman
1ouf years ago. resigned his posrtion ..
Superintendent Of the Military Academy
OF Louisiana, will bs read With interest a,
tn's time, as they are Characteristic of the
man whs~ba became one Of the. most dis.
unsuished of our military leaders. The
following is his letter in full:
JANUARY 18, 1861.
Governor Thomas O.. Moore, Baton Roupe
Louisiana
SiR: As | occupy quasi military no
sition under this State. deem il nrone,
. aequalnt you that accepted such
Po it.on when Louisiana was State in the
Union and when the motto of the semip.
sry vas inserted in marble over the main
d'or-"By the liberality of the Genera
Government of the United States-the
Union. Esto Perpefsa."
Recent events foreshadow a crea
change and it becomes all men TO choose
u Louisiana withdraws from the Feiersl
Z nion preser to maintain my ailegianct
70 the Old Constitution as long as q frap
nent OF It survives, and nay longer sts
here would be wrong in every sense OF the
"ord. In that event | beg you will send
u appoint some authorized agent to tax,
'harge OF the arms and ammunition of wa,
asre, belonging to the State, or direct me
shasdisposition should be made of them
). And furthermore, IS Presiden, of th.
board OF Supervisors. beg you to tax.
immediate steps to relieve me as Superin
endent, the moment the State determine
0 secede; Icr on no earthly account will / |
10 ans act or think ATTY thought hostile
= 10 defiance OF the old Government OF
be United States.
With great respect, etc.
w. I. SHERMAN.
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Especial to Post. I

Washington. Jan. 80.
The House Military Committee have
.greed to report bill for slight increase
IF pay Of army officers.
The Posts Washington special dispatch
'ays Mr.. Blair is expected to return from
Richmond in day or two.
Friday the leading Republicans secuted
the idea tha. there was any foundation iu
current peace rumore.
Blair had repeated interviews with the
President and Davis on the subj.>t.
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] Advance on wilmingt On.

New York, Jan. %
A Philadelphia despatch to an evening
paper says:
By the arrival of a steamer we, learr
tha, our sEt,re force. under Gen. Terry
sdvanoed toward Wilmington and we're
reinforcsd BY heavy column of veteran
troops from the south. believed to be un
der eohhmsnd Of Gen. Howard. Nc
heavy Gkhsing occurred on the 18th o,
18Th, snd is was thought our troops we're
meeting with little or no oppoaision.
Au unoon6rmed report uss 10 circula,
ton that Wilmington was evacnated and
would be q seos occupied BY our troops
L gh, drauxht gunboars we're moving
cautiously toward Wilmington. 6.hing fo
torpsdees.
There vas no doubt our troops sweslt
take Wilmington, and the fall Of Charles
ton was hourly expected
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San Francisco, Jan. 90.

San francisco, Jan. %.
sThe monitor Cimanche stesmed inlc
the bay to-day and has sailed on her trial
rip TO the Mare Island navy yard, where
she will be fitted for service. Command
ar Woodwor,h will probably take charge
u her.
The J L. Stephens has arrived from
Mexican ports with 10. TOO dollars in gold
and nearly 1000 sacks of silver.
The receipts Of bullion since the 1ilb
inst, foot up Sl.8o0,0o0.
Excbauge unsettled. Owing to the
eastern fluctuations the gold currency bills
are at 80 per cent premium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

New York, Jan. 23.
The Tribune's Fort Fisher corresp pond
tnt says: The explosion Of the m magaxine
was caused by carelessness Of our mer
Who we're ipdscreet enough to 60 in with
lighted cigars and lighted candles. While
inside they we're cautioned, but psid nc
attention.
Total losses during the fghs will no,
exceed 400, and those by the explosion
about loo. More must be added for the
4avy. M
Col. Alden, Of the ;69th New York
tas mortally wounded by the explosion
of the magazine and since died.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

@rSome of the Richmond efitors are
trying to prove that the loss of Whining.
ton and eli their principal ports is a blets
ing to the rebels. We don't think the
matter difficult of proof. The loss will be
largely instrumental in leading to the sup
preston of the rebellion and giving 10 the
South as to the North, restored Uniol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Toronto, Jan. 90.
The Globe today has special from
Qi+bec saying that the report started
that the English Governme nt is abou, to
SEND a fiset OF gunboats to Lake Erie, is
a canard.
The case OF Barleigh in the writ Of ha
oeas corpus, 10 expected to come of i'm
mediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24
Cavalry Fight.
Cincinnati, Jan. e,

Cincinnau, Jan. 23.
The Commercials Cairo dispatch says
Lieut.. Neslsy in command of a company
# Tennessee cavalry. left Columbus, Ky
the 18th and when ten miles out encoun
tered two hundred rebels. A fierce fight
snsued, lasting half an hour. The rebel.
had two killed, one wounded and Eve ia
ken prisoners. No casualties on Union
side.
Ii 10 reported that from FIVE to ten o
Fnrres''s commaud come in and take th.
oath daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

BRlTIsH COMPLIMENT TO Our Navy.
Mr.. Gideon Welles, the Score ary Of he
FEDERAL Navy, is undoubtedly entitled to
claim credit for the exertions Of his De-
pasment during the great civil war. He
falls into the exaggeratien characteristic
of bi. countrymen. when be ascribes to
lhe American marine achievements with
out parallel or prccedent in navsl history;
for good Admirals have lived before Far
rsgut, though they did not 90 into battle
with ironclads. and great navsl expedi-
tions have been undertaken, though The
means we're adapted to the sge and the
oocssion. Bot II we look impsrtially !,
the work which devolssd suddenly upou
the American Admiralty four years ago
Il the resources which then existed 70,
its performance, and At the msnner in
which It has actually bean perforned, "
must admit that The tone Of gra,ulaG on
pervAdiag The aeoseseryis flvors i By %
means wi.hoat jasti6aasioa.-[L Londou
Inas.
.EssssssH4a8 ss% asAe fss Ntssssasf Il aaeas 4T
III e I'll =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

kS- The prayer off red by Rev. DR.
Elliot in the Missouri Convention, after
the adoption OF the Emslc patton Ordi-
dlnance, is model in its way. Tae re, :
erend gentleman happened in The hail at
the time, and was, on motion Of Mr. o.
en-, invited to otTer prayer of thaaksgiv-
lag. Ii was as folews: -
Most Merciful CD, before whom We
, are al equal. We look up to Thee who ha 4
declared tbs self our Father sid our
Helper aud our strong def-use, t. thank
Thee that Tnoa art no respecter Of per-
sons; to thauk Thee that Thou didst send
Jesus Christ into the u orld to redeem the
world from Elm; that lie WAS the fr.iepd oi
tie poor; that He came to break the man
acies Of the slave, 'that the oppressed
might 60 free We thank Thee that
tais day the people Of this state have had
Grace given them to do as they would be
done by. We pray that Thy bi. ss ng ma (,
rest upon the proceedings of this Conven.
ton; that no evil may come to this State
ou the wrong position OF those who do
not agree with the action of to-, day, bu,
that We, all of US. may be unitec to sus.
tain that which is now the Law of the
land We pray, o G d, but our hearts
are too full o express our thaoS sRivipe
Thsnks be TO God for this day; tfat lin,
has nov come out from darkness; that al
things are now promising Q fature 81
peace and quietness to cur distracted
Snte. draus that this voice may 80
over the whole land. until the 0fdinanc, d,
Of Emancipation is made perfect tbrouob.
out the States W.. ask il thru,vh fn,
psme of our dear L1rd and Il sdeemer
Amen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

Washington, Jan. 22.
AZ appears from . communication Of the
Secretary Of War that the saiire subject
OF m exchange Of prisoners is now placed
10 the hands Of 1t. Gen. Grant, and ,ha.
although only partial exchanges have
thps far been made, there is reason to be.
i'eve that full exchange will soon be
Effected.
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oeli Market.
Nex Ynrk I'm

New York, Jan. 90.
The Gold market 10 quiet. The receu,
-pscula'ive movements appear to have
closed and the market waits for favora-
ole sensation. Price al. 4 p IN. 1913.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

AThe New Ysrk Times says: II, is
safer 70 take stroll on the picket line Of
the james than TO walk alone through The
steets Of New York alter nightfall" The
Police Commissioners, Of the sans CITY,
IA ther - annual report say In.no
ci y u the civilized world, not the thes.es
Of actull war. is human life ed slightly
priHcd and subjected 10 as great hazard,
froa violence a. in New York aoa Bsonb-
lyo. 90 itswouid seem. from ne Ssste.
1ssis Of its Own joarnsis asa q sials,
thst Nss York j. : pretty hard plaoe 4
lisssis.
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Hr The Richmond Wbip will nSt.. az

~ The Richmond Wing will not, as
general principle, admit the superiority
OF the negroes over the chivaIry3 1t
makes fifty ears the limit, and thinks
that the negro in the prime of life will
make better. soldier than oue of the r.
F. VS. on the shady side Of fifty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

TJohn M. Pugh, indicted with John
Menee'y, for the mu, der Of james Lowry,
IN June last, at Springfield, Ohio, es-
capped from Jail 10 that city. on THURSDAY
aisht, disguised ia the dress Of his vile,
sho had been admitted to see him. HI,
asd beea convicted of murder in the first
degree.
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Judge Kelley Assaulted.
Nss York, !, Jas. Is

Itappears By Waxhington special that
Mr. Field. one Of the Lsuh1siaps delegates
seeking admission as CongressmsD, las,
Friday night assaulted Judgs Kelley, oi
Pennsylvania. with a knife for remarks
made in the House. The Judge was on,
slightly cu,.in The hand. Field was held
to BAIL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-24

llth-The greatest amount insured in any ris 10
S-O,oO1. except ia specal cases.
IL hIhe amount insure in any one Ci'y TOXIN +
lake depends uion its stze, built
I3,h-The anaoans insured in any oueb ek, pend,
sls9ve
i4h-Ceftifed Copy Of the Charter Of the Company as
fled heretofert.
15th-Beposits ade with the States Of Ohio lows
CAlt.rlis- Premiums received in Iowa for
the year end-ng Decen Ter 3iSt 1864 amott to
: ASH 50, Gre. epts for month af December icing
estimated
16t-Power Of Attorney authorizing and all Agents
in the State ef Iowa 10 accept service Of legal PRO-
cess, is filed herewith in accordance with law.
T1M0. c. ALLYN, President.
GEO VI. COLI, Secretary.
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sJ Some thirty Thousand dollars worth
u whisky brandy aud wines have been
seized by the Collector At Wheeling. The
liquors we're being .muggled through to
Dixie. and will be sold Tor the benefit Of
ncle Sam. Some of the barrels contain
neal With whisky b,til.s in the centse.
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~ We have additional rumora c,n.
cerning the Blair mission to Richmond.
important results are looked for. We
shall see what we will. see.
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DOCK KKEEPING A class IN doubIe-

ID entry Bookkeeping win be organized On Tu sday
Jspaary 9Th at half past clock at stsnnus'
rJl rnrner OF 5th ani johnson streets T~eDty -our
,eens viii b- sisen and the prina pa auxar, books
las,ts &C. istroduc. in this class. Everything edsd
hy me ndent viii be fnrnisbed' except psas shd ink,
and the terms will be So one half upon delivery Of the
hoks and one half At the close of the first to
sons All interested invited 70 be pres nj TUESDAY
evening. ~. OOAAise.
jan23-d2t
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New York. Jan. a3
Gold opened q col, rose to 2Oa4, and
closed q 30l.
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AuplToR's 0sFIcE, Iowa, !
nvu Notxvz Tarnarr II 1ecS I

1t hereby certified that the lsii day OF january
1855 sworn statement fled in this office showing
the condition If the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at II rtford ia the state of CoBuect
cut on the st day January A. D. 1865 in accordance
with provions of Act Of the G A. ssmhly Of
The State Of Iowa. entitled "Aa Aet IA re ato 10 fast
ranos Companies approved JANUARY 2sh 1857. aud
Act anenstory thereto, spproved February sth 1885,
and an Act relation Life In nrance Companies sp
proved March 17f 1862 that said statement shows that
s Company is possessed of the requisite amount of
capital. and invested as required by law.
Authority is theref given TO the above named Com
pany their appropriate bu nsss of Insurance
In this Sesie in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3st day of January, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and sixtyeiS
1t is also certified that WnIIAx FuIroy Of Keoknk.
has duly appointed by said Company their Law full
Agent and Attorney for tho County Of Lee with full
power risks Of Insurance thrin end 10 kuewl
edge sers ice process provided by upon his hng
with the Clerk of the District Court In and for said
ty this certificate and copy of the statement file in
this Office 1t is further certified that tire attached s
true and correct copy OF said statement
- In Testimony Whereof, j have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed my zeal Of o1es the day
- and year above written
JNO. A. III LOTT Auditor Of State.
sAML. \. AYERS. DEPUTY.
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New York, Jan. 90.
Il is semi.officicially announced that
the tobacco captured at Savannah By or
der of General Shermsn, is to be reserved
for the use of the soldiers, the General
remarking that their valor had won it,
The soldiers accept it with rejoicing.
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Important Results Expected
Richmond Enquirer Pro-
poses Submission.
GO Il 81. .es Ia.
NO DRAFT IN IOWA.
Special TO Gate City.1.

Especial TO Gate City.
Davenport. Jan. 23.
You may announce that no more mep
are due from this State under the peud
ing call, and that We are relieved from
the draft. w. Al SroxR.
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DIED

O1EOs
On TIE 23d inst SAMUEL infant of ]. p Martha
c HerHish, aged IL days.
The funeral services will take place this morning the
2sth inst ], at 1oIs O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are insitei to attend.
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Snow in ns2ale.

Buffalo, Jan. %.
Showing here and wssshst mild.
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sT,Is o. cOssno,Ierr ss,r, January 5th, 1865.

Hartford County, "' A0o''
Personally appeared I. c. ALLYN, rses sident and GEO.
S0If Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance
pany aud made cath that the foregoing statement, by
them utscrtbeJ. full and correct statement
the affairs Of said Company aud exhibits far be
this date its sctal condition the lhir-
tySfrst day OF Decembe-, 1864. Before me,
ID. W. C. SRILTON, Notary Public.
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Eam,.A rdmi6rm.

llul,, 7an,s Rrdn,6sn mug nnSrr, ,trsftb:ncr Bcr-
fSlt balter lis euf .Dieniiag &ttnb, ben 81.
birfie glcnnts, onfNf4cb<n Dsseta.
''''' Ghmant Sdssr.
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New York, Jan. 23.

0verland a1ail--lmusrtaus News IeekeA