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HARpER's MAoAsrNr.-'rhis exccllen,
and popular moutbly for February is at
hand, "rich, racy and original" as
usual. 'a'".
John 8. G. Abbott contributes q third
paper .ou s.Iieroic Deeds OF Heroic Men )"
concerning Grierson's Raid. These are
followed by TWO short poems, Spence"
and Birds OF Passage" the latter illus.
traied. The excellent papers on "a
Tour through Afizona," by J. Ross
Browne, are continued, the fifth install.
ment beiug given in this number.
Then follow poem "At Rest "The
King Of the Amsxons," "In the Autumn
Twilight" "The Sparcotes." "The Bal
lad Of Ishmacl Day." John Jacob AS.
tor" "A New Year. "Chris,mss al
Trinity" Sheridan's Victory at Middle
town." "Wsuied---an Education" "En
giish for the Portuguese" "Au!obiogrs.
ply oi an English Snob.", the second apt
third chapters oi"Armadale." by Wiki.
Collins. and three chapters. with ilustra
tions, OF "Our Mutual Friend" by Dick
ems. together with The usual Monthly
Record Of Current Events, Editors Easy
CHAIR, Editors Drawer, and Fashions iol
February:
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ters and inquiries from people in this section OF
the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Facts for the Pc ople.

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has ever been placed before the public, that as a
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equal to Goes Cough Bdfsam Aitho' not known
in the Western States until the Fall OF 1863. over
100000 bottles OF il were sold and used Ivy the
people; It's immense popularity being the result
Of its undoubed merit, Messrs. C. g. Clark &
Co. Of New Haven, Conn.,, who are the most re :.
liable of the Eastern Drug Houses, have offered
a reward OF sl00 to any man who would produce
an article that would cure any Lung and Throat
affection as quick as Goes Cough Bai.am, and
are without any tnke:, although the offer hns
been made public over two years. The. bottle
compares favo:aby in sxs with any ol The 65 ct
preparations aud its strength II 9, cond to none,
making it moi only the best, but the chenpes, rem
edy in the world. We have the united testimony
Of such houses as Lord & Smith; Fuller, Finch
and Fuller; Burnhnm & Van Schaack,J Fl. Reed
4 Co.; and II. scovili, oil heavy druggists in tlc
city Of Chicago, together with the assurance Of
wholesale and retail druggists in oil po ;Dts Of the
Northwest, thai they IRE selling more Of this med
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTH GRITTY.

To expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE INSURANCE DKP'T,
CoIUMBus Ono. January ~. 1855.
WHEREAS. The MERCH ANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford located n, Hartford. in
the State OF Connecticut. has filed in this office
sworn statement Of it's condition, rs required by
the FIRST section of The net 10 regulate lnsur nee
Companies not Incorporated by Tie Sta,e OF
Ohio" passed April g. 1856, and amended Feb.
Iuary 9, 1864 ; and, whereas. said Company has
rnislcd The undersigned satisfactory evidence
that il is possessed Of least one hui, dred thou.
sand dollars Of actual capital Invested in stocks,
or bonds, or in mortgages ol real estate, worth
double the amount for which The SAME is mort.
nioftgaged and, whereas, said Company has
4 ed in this Office written instrumen, under its
corporate seal, signed by the President and Sec
retnry thereof, authorizing any ngent or agents
of said Company in this Stale 10 acknowledge
service Of process, for and in behalf said Com
pany, according to the terms of snid law =.
Now. theref re, in pursuance Of the irst section
OF the aforesaid act, !. JAMES Fl. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State ter Ohs, do hereby certify tina,
said MERCHANTS INSURANCE COM.
PANY, of hartford, Conn, is authorized to
,rnnsuct the business ol Fire and Marine In.
surance in this State uCii' the thirty FIRST dny OF
January, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred sixty six.
ISrAMP.] In witness whereof, have hereunso
[SEAL] subscribed my name, and caused he
seal OF my office TO be affixed. the duy
and year above writer.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
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Recipe and full informal ion-of vital import ancs
will he cheerfulIy sent by 'eturn mail.
Address 10 NIB. OGDEN,
No. GO Nassau Street, New York
P.S,-Nervous sufferers Of both sexes will find
this Information invaluable. 763m3
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

(To'rp on The 3istdag Of January. 1866 }
) AUDIT, IL OF STATES OFFICE, u
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. ONO, January 10 1865
WHEREAS. The Loriliard FIRE Insur.
0ace Company located NJ Now York, in the
Sate OF New York, has flied in this flee a
sworO statement ofits condition as rt auirsd
by the first section Of the act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated BY
the State Of Ohio. pssscd April 8, 1856.
amen ded February 8, 1864: aud. whereas,
said Company has furnished the under.
signed sstisfactory evidence that il is pos.
scssed Of at icast one hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested 10 stocks
or bonds. or in mortgages OF real estate.
worth doabe the amount for which the
same 30 mOrtgaeed; aud. whereas, raid
Company has flied, in this tffice q written
instrument under iss corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof .au.
tboriziDe any sgont or agents Of said Com
pany in this State to acknowledge service
of process for and in behalf of said Compa
ny. according TO The terms of said Law.
Now. Therefore. in persuence of the frs,
section Of the aforesaid act, 1. JAMES II
GOODMAN, Auditor OF the State for Ohio. do
hereby certify that sa,d Lorillurd Fire In.
surance Company, of New York. is author
god 10 transact tho business of Fire Insur-
ance in this State until the 3lst da. OF jan
uary, 10 the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.six. Ia :. ..,......
la.p. in WITNESS WHEREoR. Ihave here.
SEAL unto subscribed my name. and
?, fis ras cauaed the seal of my Office e
KIN. be affixed, tho day and year abos,
. ... g. B.. written. .., -.
, fStamp ,. JAS, H. GOODMAN.
. .syt,a5aa 80. slEE (. y3ud,foy Of Sf0fe. =
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

cERT1FlcAIBIUFx AUTHORITY.
(Te expire on hs 3it day Of fJamsary, 1861
AUDITOR OF STATES OryIcE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. ONO January 10. 1855. ..
WHEREAS, The Hartford Fire Insurante
Company. located ss Hartford, in the Sts,e
OF Connecticut, has filed'in this office q sworu
statement Of its condition. ss required by
the first section Of the act ITO regulate In-
surance companies not Incorporated BY the
State Of Ohio, PASSED April 8, 1856, amend.
ed February Q, 1864 and, whereas. said
Company has furnished tho undersigned
satisfactory evidence that IL is. possessed. OF
at least one hundred thousand dollars of
actual capital invested in stocks or bonds,
or 10 mortgages of real estate, worth double
the amount for which the same 10 mort
gagged and. whereas. said Company has
filed in this Office written instrument un.
der it's corporate seal, signed by the Presi
dent and Secretary thereof. utborizinQ any
agent or agents of said Company in this
State 10 acknowledge service Of process. for
asd in behalf Of said Company, according
TO the terms o. said law. ..
Now. Therefore, in pursuance Of the
first section of tho Aforesaid act, l JAMES
ii. GOODMAN, Auditor of State for Ohio, do
hereby certify that said Hartford Fire In.
suranco Company OF Hartford. is author.
lied to transact the business of Fire Insur.
ance ia this State until the thirty -6rst day
Of Jsnnary, in the year one thousand eIch ht
hundred and sixty.six
Is WITNESS wAEREoF, have here.
fsEAL.] unto subscribed my name, and
....-- csused the seal OF my Office 10
be affixed, the day and year above
writteD.
lstamp JAS. H GOODMAN.
b.. :. Auditor of 4yfute.
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MARRIED.

In Chsrdon, on the ID inst, BY Rev. w
H 'Huributt. Mr.. SAMUEL SHATTUCK
late of the 42d Reg, o. v. l., and Miss MA.
RY e. MALLORY, both of Chsrdon.
Like many other veterans, Mr.. s., bav.
ing served bis country faithfully. for three
years, returns to volunteer Ia the life serv
Ice Of mstrimony. Prosperity to him aud
hisi ~"
Al the residence of Marcus L. Latham. in
Troy, Jan, 23d. 1865, by 8. p. MerriAeld,
Mr.. JARED BUTTON, of Nswbury. and
Miss EMMA CORLlSs, of the former place.
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Donation.

The friends nf Rev. Andrew Wilson will
make him DoUatiop. at the house Of MI
v. Clark, in Willoughby, on the afternoo on
and evening Of Tuesday, February 7tb.--
All are invited TO attend. Those who can.
not attend will please send thor donat ions
TO Mr.. J. Fowler, Willoughby, Ohio.
BY ordor Of the COMMITTEES. ..
s.s..,,.., j. FOWLER. ...... ...i
.n GEO. z HOLMES, ,
n. CLARK.
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HOME DEPARTMENT

as-The quota Of the State being at last
definitely assigned. wo expect soon to 10
abIe to publish tho quotas OF the several
Townships OF this County. MeanwhiIo. lot
all interested devote tbemselvee to tho work
of raising men and money. Thore Ia no
time to be lost. '..-.. .,.
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Dedication.

The M. E. Church in this village which
has undergone q thorough re. modelling
during the past year, will be dedicated
on Sunday. February 5th. Preaching
at the usual hour. both foreuoon and oven.
ing. Bishop Kingsley and Presiding Elder
w. F. Wilson will be present. and the for.
mer preach the Dsdicatory Sermon 10 the
= forenoon. .,si.
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Musical.

"A meeting Of the Union Musical Asso-
citation will be held at Willougbby. on
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 9th and 10th,
under the direction Of Prof. A B. Luce,
of Kingsville. The "Key Nots'' will be
used copies of which will be for sale al
the place OF meeting.
Concert on Friday evening. Admit
tance. 95 cents children. 10 cents. All
lovers Of music are invited.
J. G. WELLS, Secretary.
Clsridon, Jan. Esd, 1865.
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- pcsiteo In any other State, a. security for
losses tbercin. none.
The Charter or Ac, Of Incorporation Of said
Company, 10 flied
t srArg op NEw YoRx. !
Co6niy.of New York. S..
Carlisle Norwood, President. and John q.
Mills. Secreiar.. Of the Loriiiord Fire H..
svrance Company being severniIy sworn. de-
pose and say that the foregoing IS q full,
true and correct statement Of The offairs Of
the said Company; ths, the said Insurance
Company Ia the bona fide owner of at least
OrE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs Of actual
Cash Cepitsi invested in Stocks and Bonds,
or in Mortgages on, Real Estate, worth
double tho amount for which The samo 10
Dorigaged; and that they are the above
described officers of said Insurance Com.
paDy.
CARLISLE NORWOOD. Prrsid,nt,
JOHN Y. MILLS. Stc,riorp
[sEAL. Subscribed and sworn Ceforo me,
this sixth day OF Jan. 1865.
Stamp ts' J. w Wildly.
{ commissioner for Ohio in .Mw York..
OFFICE OF THE AUDiroR OF STATE.
Columbus. Ohio. Jan lOtb. 1865.
II 10 hereby certified ihut the foregoing
ia y correct cnpy of the Statement and con
ditica OF the Lori!lard Fro Insurance Co.,
Of New York, made to and filed in this Of.
flee for the year 1865
[sEAL,] Witness my hand and seal off cally
lStamp.] JAMES H. GOODMAN,
s1TL ,t..tf ~ .8aditor Of State. =
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TOTHE NERVOUS, DEBILlTATED AND
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great suffe rel, having been restored to health in
lew days, after many years Of misery, is willing
(free), on the receipt Of postpaid addressed en-.
velope, a copy OF the formula Of cure employed.
Direct TO JOHN NJ DAGNALL, n
Box 1888 Posioffice, Brooklyn, N. Y,
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HThe February number Of Godey's
Lady's Book is good one, full OF inter-
esting reading matter. pictures. patterns,
and everything calculated to make /. ac.
ceptable TO the ladies.
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Volunteers for the 9th O. Y. G.

Provost Marshal Caldwell requests us TO
state that bo has boon specially authorized
TO enlist and muster one handred men for
tho 9Th Reg, o. v. Cavalry.
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one risk is.... ... ........ ..... go 600 90
The greatest amour, allowed BY the rules to he in
sufed in any one c,ty town or village No rules
have been adopted depends upon its size and
character.
The grea,est amount allowed to be insured in
any one BLOCK No rules have been adopted
tepeuds upon its construction.
No par, OF the capital or earnings OF the Company
is deposited ir any Sta'e, as security for Losses
,heien. ...-.g
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation of said
Company. A certified copy cent heretofore.
.1,..- NJ l-.5i nj. HOWARD, President.
E. THos. ioDpELL, Secretary,
STArK or CoNNItTcur, County OF Hartford, &C.
The fotegoing siaten'eut was subscribed and
sworn 20 by the said Mark Howard. President,
4. Thomas Lobdeli Sc. reiary oi said Mcfchan s.
Insurance Company. this 7,h day Of January, A.
u 1866 before me- u u. !. Ft''[ ..t-.4 ~
tSEALl GEORGE G. SILL,
A Commissioner OF the Stale of Ohio, within
and for the State Of Connecticut. ...,. .,,...y
OFFICE OF THE ArpIToR II STATE,
CoLUMBUs, O., Jan. ] , 1865
II Is hereby certified. that the foregoing is \
correct copy of the sta tement OF condition OF
the Merchants Insurance Company of Hartford
made to and filed in this Office for the year 1865.
ISrALl. Witness my hand and seal officially
tSrAMP.l JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of STATE.
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II ASIt 10 now reported that Mr. Blair is
not TO return from Richmond before the
I'd or 81 Of Fsbrua,y; In tho meantime,
speculation as 80 tho object Of bis NILSSON
will run Wild. ." l' y
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E.. v, Canflcid. Agent, CiiardOn,
''a -1''' '' Ohio.

CTATEMENT of. The condition Of LOR-
y ILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANY on tho 3lst day of December, 1864,
made to the Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant to
the Statute of that Stste. entitled "An Aci
TO regulate Ins1r rance Companies oot incor
pora'ed by tie State Of Ohio passed April
8, 1856.
.. NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is tho LoRIL,
LARD Fine INSURANCE COMPANY and is loca.
ted lO4 Broadway. New York.
l. CAPITAL. .. @
The Amou't Of it's Capital stock
is a.....ls~ o.. $500, 900 10
The Amt of its Capital Stock
paid up is 100000 90
Ill. ASSETS.
l. Cash of the Company on
hand. and in the hands of
agents and other persons 33937 81
2. Real Estate unincumbored COL IL
3. The Bonds & Stocks owned
by rho Company, (as per
vouchers aceompanying) 2lI,900 90
! 4 Deb's dae the Company,so-.
cured by mortgage, Gas per
accompanying vouchers) 4270OO 90
B. Debts otherwise secured (as
per vouchers accompauying) 72.2Oo 90
9 Debts for Premiums 5766 80
Z. All other securities-inter-
est accrued 1912 81
...-..g ..... ....
Total Assets OF the Company &766, ,598 SO
Ill, LIABILITIES. ..-.
The amount of Liabilities, due ...
or not due, to Banks aud 9TH s..
or creditors r s. None.
Losses adjusted and quo None.
Losses adjusted aud not due 96s 90
Losses unadjusted l5,425 90
Losses In suspense, waiting for
further proof None,
All other. claims against the
Company income tax and inter-
est due scrip holders 1901 66
Total liabilities &l8 3S4 65
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk, according to circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules
to be insured in any one city, town or
village. according to circumstances.
The greatest smount allowed TO 5e insured !
10 any one block. according to oircum.
stances.
The amount Of its capital or earnings do.
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ENThe Tribuse .Atmanac is at last
ready, and we are Indebted to the publishers
for = copy. It has been kept hack by the
late day (Stb) Of November on which The
Presidential election occurred iast year ;
by the inevitable delays in carvassips
caused by the Soldiers Vote; and By the
unequaled fullnoss and circumstantiaiity OF
its returns of votes for Congress. &c., by
counties. and for Governor in New York by
townships aiso.. 1t is presented as the
best and clearest exhibit OF the results Of a
Nstiouai Election ever yet made. Price 20
cents; seven copies for @l. Address IAe
Tribune, New York.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

The Court of Common Pleas is now In
session in this village, Judge Chaffee pro.
siding. The folIo~ipg is a list OF the regu.
lar jurors: .',' ...e..
Grand Jurors--s. T. Gilmore, Chester /;
Henry Capron, Auburn; Alexander McNish.
Newbury;.J. B Miller, George Smith, s.
W. Brewster, Munson; ; A. W. Young, John
Wells, Chardon Wm. II Lacy, Hambdeu
l.. G. Troat, Claridon; Levi p. Pool, Troy
Otriu Gates. John s., Hoxiter, Parkmau ;
VIM. F. Nichols. Middlefeld; Walter Aus.
tin, Huntsbureb.
Petit Jnrors---A. II. Cbiids, Andrew
Phelps, Bainbridge; A. A. Butts, Auburn ;
John sanborn, John Catier, ,Newbury; Al.
vim Downing, ID. u. Babcock. Munson
Phineas Chase. E. r. Jadd. Cbardon; Ed
win A. Mumtord. Troy; Philip Wilson,
Elias Strong, Thompson. s'.. -.''
'. .4-s----e-.st ~ >1-~l--Ai-- .t,.tt8
Capt. H. N. Spencer, Of tho l77tb
Rog., O.V. l.. 10 at homo for few days, be.
ing ss route FOR Annapolis. Mary land, whore
no will rejoin his regiment. 1t is rumored
that the 23d Army Corps, to which his reg.
iment belongs, is to be Transferred to Sher.
mans Army We are indebted to him for
iate New Orleans and Louisviilo papers.
ENocH ARDEN, BY ALFRED TRSxYsox
The universal interest fel. in this
charming poem has induced Messrs
Ticknor & Fields, Mr.. Tenny SON 8 Amer.
lean publishers, to issue twenty .6ve
cent edition for popular reading, in addi
.tion to tie other and more costly edition.
which they publish. They send copie,
to the press, hoping tha. the extended
publicity given by this cheap edition may
result in :he introduction Of this mos
beautiful and touching idyl into I'll ,ht
households in the land. Address Tickuo,
d Fields, Boston. = 40. 81. 80
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ArLAsTIo MoNTHLY.-We have re
ceived the atlantic for February. The
following is the table OF contents: Ou,
Firs. Great Painter and his Works
Drs. Johns. (1.;) Roger Brooke Taney;
The Mantle OF 81. John de Mathia; Nee
die and Gardeh.( II.;) Notes of Pianist
U.;) Garnau, Hall; The Pleiades of Con.
necticut; Ice and Esquimaux, III. y The
Old House; Memoirs Of Authors. Cole.
ridge; Chimney Corner, Ill Pro Patria
A Fortnight with the Sanitary; Art: Hsr.
riet Hosmer's Zenobia; Reviews and Liz.
erary Notices. .-e.1sE.
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