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RnIETICAL
IN President Jehnson's forthcoming
messnreh he viii argue at iength his Views

meSehge he VIII ulbHN atAOn5
on negro suffrage and other questions.
The aggregate vote in Mississippi for
Governor was 27,e7l, OF which Humphrey
received $1,000, Patton 5, 1es and Fisher
9,Il4.
The Independent thinks the Democratic
party has claims to the gratitude of the
Nation, sbecause it lost s-life in the war
for the Union"
Georgia has been re-districted into eve
Congressional Districts. Aa election will
take place on the 18th prox, for Govern
or, Representative in Congress, and As
semblymen.
A caucus of the radical members of the
Missouri Legislature settled the question
of the Speakership on Thursday night,
They nominated Mr.. A. ]. Harlan, of
Andrew county, for that position, and
elected him Friday, by a vote of go to 10.
The rival candidates for Governor in
Alabama, are Hon. R. ". Patton, of 1au-
derdale; Col. Michael j. Bulger, of Tus-
c~aloosa, and A. R. Cooper, of Wilcox.
Smith was a member of the Confederate
Congress, and Bulger a rebel officer.
Judge Dittenhoefer, in a recent speech,
suggested the real reason which probably
induced the Copperhead Democracy ofNew
York to place upon their State ticket the
maine of the late Provost Marshal General
Patrick which was, that his services
would be required to keep the deSerters
within the Democratic ranks.
Since the election of Governor Seward,
in 1888, the Republicans of New York
have had eight Governors, the Democrats
three, namely: Bouck, Wright and Sey-
INQUIRE, who together held the Office for a
period of eight years. Their opponents
have elected Seward, Young, Fish, Hunt,
Clark, King, Morgan and Fenton, for q
period of twenty years.
ni~L-.~-l
says, and we have no doubt truthfully, that
the position taken by Governor Pierpont
as to the South not being willing to sub
nit to being taxed to pay the war debt OF
the North, and the consequent action OF
Hon. Freeman Clark in ejecting him from
the Treasury Department, has been worth
twenty-five thousand votes to him for
reelection as Governor.
The Mississippi Legislature have ap-
pointed a joint committee to petition the
President to pardon Jacob Thompson
The House invited Ex-Governor Clark tC
address them, which he declined on the
ground Of being a paroled prisoner. He
says he soon trusts soon to see Mississippi.
restored to the full enjoyment of equal pc
litical rights with her sister States, and
under the flag of the Uuion.
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1NFY AnYANCED-

sDOU, VOU in sums 70 sHit-at The old stand
and wrIl-knUwn WAGNEIES LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JewelTy, Guns,
Pistols. Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helodeons, and
nu pcrsenaI properly and articles oivalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Es,
taLiisli5d 1851. n. B.SA variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
pihcc-oorncr Of Water and Superior streets, over
ociss JIG W.w WAGNER.
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G, & S. CRYSTAL D. P.

$40 G.. d S. CRYSTAL D. z. $40
MINRN Agar can BE- realized gliding and put
gllnNt tingup the CRYSTAL DOOR PLATE
AtEtlti Agents wanted. Stock, Tools and In
struJtionsc cost S2A Il. l.. TODD CO-
80 Nassau ST., New York.
SEM q 4 sep2-269d&W
VTANTED-RARE CHANCE o AGENTS
w Nhat the people want. Complete History ofthe
War, in one large volume, splendidlyI illustrated, VIII
over - fine portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes
bic history published. II contains reading matter
equal TO three large volumes. Send for circulars anu
West Fourth St, Cincinnati. sep22I31Od&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

90 TO Il. NGORE,S OLD STAND, 161
" Ontario street, corner Of Michigan, TO buy your
anew Furniture. noNi;4b
A SURE FORTUNE!-The advertiser a Chem
~ iSt of twenty-five years experience, both IN Eu-
rope and America, wishing TO retire from the profess
sion, viii send to any person valuable receipts, from
1he US. OF which any Industrious young man or wo-
man. with little or no capital, can make from the hrst
DAY, not only an exc, Ilent living, but in a very short
time realize a moderate fortune. Address with two
Kttmps Tor return postage, ;. p. CHESTERFIELD,
Chemist, Box ESQ, philadelphia POstofice. oc2i:266
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and Balls o. ~ 40
into enyelops, sealed Up and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard to choice,
and sent by mail, thus giving all a fair chance. On
receipt of the certificate. you will see what you are
to have and then it is at your option to send the
Dollar and take the article or not.r Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
any set of Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR
Send 25 Cents for Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage and
doing the business, % Cents each, which must DO
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five certiti-
Gates will be sent for 81. Il for 81; 30 for So; 100
for SIS.
AGENTS-We want Agents in every Regiment,
and in every town and county in the country, and
those acting as such viii be allowed 10 cents on
every certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to One Dollar Agents will
collect rs cents for every certificate, and remit 10
cents to us, either in cash or Postage stamps.
BRYAN BROS. d co.
nov22s4:eod 5S Liberty ST., New York City.
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FOR

~ TVN
LLOlD
RATTLE HIST0R
REBELLION
From the CAPTURE Of FORT SUMTER TO the capture
OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
COMPLETELY ILLUSTRATED
By ess Battle Descriptions, 39 Biographical Sketches,
: stecl Portraits, IS Electrotype Portraits, Il Fine
Mags, Is Battle Pictures,
GEN. %. q. HoWARlS
TRIBUTE TO THE UNION VOLUNTEER,
and a
PHILOSOPHICAL EVIEW OF THE WAR.
Complete in enc Royal octave volume. Ornamented
and bound in the most attractive styles. . Prices.
Si.5U and 5.
Just the Book thousands are waitins for. Seldom
Is by Agents. To secure territory, address at once b.
s. GREEN, Room 4 American building, Cleveland,
Dbio Ocli:2J6
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Rebellion In the Human Interior

Rebcllons are not confined to bodies polite
They break out in our own interiors as well as
in the" bowels of the land" The natural law
Of our bodies is health. but we misuse them
and they revolt We subject them to exposure,
we ovcrtask them, We ovetload the stomach, VIC
neglect the bowels, we PLUNGE out of rooms
hotter than the tropics into an atmosphere be-
low freezing point. and in variuus other ways
rife with our health.
Bat these frames Of ours arc wonderful ma
chimes, and We can, by the use of proper means
so inrigorGte and regulate them as to render
them almost rroof against the orleals to which
in our eklrssncss we sulic them
N",hing that has ever been known or heard
Of as a tonic, adds 80 much to the resistant
power of the human system, Nnder crcum.
stances anfacorabi" 70 health, as HosrlrrrrR's
STOMACH BIrrEes If you would escape the in
tefmittent fcvers, fits of Indigestion, bilious a..
tacks, and bowel complaints Of which cold and
damp are the frequent causes, Use the Bittcrs
S protective mpditine This is the wistst
course; but if already an invalid. trv the prep
aration as restorative In either case full re-
lance may be placed upon its efficacy Sold
every where. Nov S-4t
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREaT FEvALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops ares specifically compounded fluid per.
petration, and better than any Pills. Powders or Nos.
trums Being liquid their action is direct aud positive
rendering them reliable speedy and certain specific
Tor the cure a. all obstructous and suppressions Of
nature Their popularity is indicated by the fact thas
over 100 600 bottles annually sold and consumed By
the ladies OF this United States every Of whom speak
in the strongest terms of praise Of their great merits
Theyare rapidly taking the pee Of every other Female
Remedy, and considered by all whoknew aught Of
them sures safest and most infalihle perpetra
ton in the world. for the Of all female compiars
the removal of M distractions ofnature, and the pro.
motion of health regul,rity and strength. sExpicis
directions stating when tleymsy be used and explain-
bg when and why they sheuid nht, nor could be
used witbon producing ees contrary 10 natures cho-
sen lawr viii be found carefully folded around each
bottle with the Of yo L. Lsox With
cut which none are ger nine, Price l50
Prepared by DR. JOHN L. LYON. les Chapel Street
New Haveu Conn., who can be consulted either person
sonsiy or by mail tenclosing ktanp1 concerning an
private diseases and fensls weak ssf. 5'5 ssI'.'
Sold by Druggists eSerywh. 70,
G q CLARK 4 co.
css1 Asvnn sos o. 3 and canssss /.
Sow. 5. tses-Iy.
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Medical.

Dr. FELL, of Indianapolis and formerly Of
Philadelphia. has arrived in Upper Sandusky,
and taken rooms at the "Pierson House." for
two weeks only. The Dr., has been at Fort
Wayne, treating cancer case, and has been
strongly solicited to oppcratc here for a short
time, while on his way to Columbus, to treat
another case Of cancer. Hundreds are calling
upon the DR. daily, at lndIanaI oils, from all
parts Of the United States. We would advise
a,l that are atlictod. with any of the disease,
he adverises to cure. to give him call. You
will find him perfect gentleman and well
posted physician He is associated with nr
DrScAN, at indianapolis. wo is conducting the
Office there in his absence. The DR.. Warrant.
q cure in every case.
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Mr.. Nasby waileth Over Moo Gersey
ON THE WINa Nov. 8, 1865.

Never wuz in so pleas int a frame Nv
mind ez last night. All wus peace with
me for after bein buff-t. d about the world
for three skore years; at last it seemed to
me the forchune. tried Nv persekoo;iu n
unforchnit beiuj he'd taken me into favor
| he'd solefrn promise from the Dome
kratic State Genital Committy 10 the great
Stale nv Moo Gersey, that es soon ek our
candidate for Governor wus dooly elected,
l shood hev the position NV Dorekeepet
to the House Nv the Lard (wich in this
State means the Caputsl q wich is Ger.
tainly better thin dweilin In the tents uv
wicked grosery keepers. on tick. es | do)
and joodishus exhibition Nv this promise
he'd prok1orsd for me unlimited facilities
for borrer n. wich I proved. machly.
On Wednesday mite ] wuz sittin 10 my
room q onjoyin the pleasiu reflection Id q
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Ohio State Journal

W. T. CoccrsHALI 4 Co., have disposed ot
the "Ohio State Journal to CoMLY, Rory a
SNIrh. who are to continue its publication.
h We have alGa,s weltotied this central organ
ofthe Union party to our sanctum, and won
d,red Why the masses of the party did not ex-
tend to it more liberal support. We are glad
to notice that tile new eondnctofs have very
materially improved it's appearance, and from
what we know If it's present management, feel
that it is their determination to make it rank
with the ablcst conducted Jotifnals Of the State
Coming from the capitol it should hatea wide
circulation.
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Certificate Of Authority,
rs eIftire on ths sI.t da1 u JANUARY, n y, lst6.

T6 expire on tho s1st day Of January, 1855, rs
OFF'cF OF rHE Aupl on of STATr, INsun,Ncll aet
DEPARTMENT COLUMBUS Feb. 3. 1864 5t-
Whereas. THE INTERNATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
CnMP N.Y. located at NV York, in the State of
Nrw York has filed in this Office syscrn state.
ment of is condition., as r, atirrd hy the first
section of the act "To rrsnlate Tnsuranc" Com
pani"s not ineornornted hy the State of Ohio"
passed 'pril 3, 1856 anil amended February Q,
1854 and whereas. said COMPANY has furnish
I'D thc undersigned, satisfaot,pv tyiaynce. that
il is rns e'sed If at Last rAf IiuYbRFb ThotIsANp
DoLI AIRS of 'crrAL CArrAL Jsvrsrrn in ST. cks
t"r bonds or in mortgages Of real estate, worth
do'lhlf the amount f.,r which he same Is mort
gared ; and whereas said Company has flied
in this office n written instrnmi mt under its
corror te seal. sg"ed l'v the President and S C.
r.'ar th"r of authorizing any agent or rGents
of said Company in this State 10 acknowledge
ser ice of process. fer and in behalf If ii
Comranv j" this State TO cknowledg.. 3, ~ q
ofrroc 90. 'tr and in behalf Of said Cnmpa =
according 10 the terms of said law -
Now ther 'f're, n ~, snance of the first snes
tion of the forsaid net Jams II Goldman,
Auditor Of State for 0hiu. do htrehy eeritfy
that said International Far" Tnsrtan ne, C.tnHhanv
of N'w York, is snthtr z"d to transa the hrsi-
ness Of Fire and Marine Ilisnrarc" in this State
until the thirty first 'av Of ofr.Tannarv, in the
year one thdhsani eight hundred and eixtv ak.
Seal In witness whereof ha se here .
~ i unto siils trihed my name and
lStarhp.l caused the seal df my offiee to be
v.sl affixed the day and year above
'~@ written
,-. JAMES Fl. GoDM,N.9 g~sg
Auditor of State:
S II Holmes. Agent for Wvah,iot county
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Presentation Visit.

The Conductors of the p. TT. W l. c., Rail
way. few evening ago, paid visit to CHAR
LEY MORSE, Master of transportation, and sur.
,rised nim with the presentation of silver
watch and chain. This was but fitting tes-
timonial to one. who. for the last fourteen years
has held so responsible position. and during
that time. held the most amicable relation to
all under his directions We give below an
account of the presentation as taken from the
TT. Wayne Sentinel. - .--s.- s.
The passenger and freight conductors
of Division e. p. Fl. & G. Railway, paid
CHARLES E. MORSE, Mastet OF Trtnspor-
tation, surprise visit on Saturday, eve.
ning. Nov. 4th. and pretented him with
a splendid silver watch and chain. The
presentation address was read ahH watch
presented, on the part Of the conductors,
by Mr.. p. 3. O'R,urke. The visit and
present was entirely unexpected by Mr..
Morse, but Charley soon regained his
selfpossessiou and responded III fitting
terms, thanking the doners for their beau
iitul gift. Afet which the party WAS
again seated and an hour or two spent in
friendly conversation at the SAME lime
doing full justice to the impromta repsst
set before them by that model hodse- vile.
Mrs Morse.
Mr.. Morse has been connected with
the road for fourteen years. and is NOW
about to visit his friends in New Iiamp.
shire. who he has not seen for years. This
proposed temporary absence was made
the ocsssiou by tie Conductors to present
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

FTyHE combination ofngredients In these Pills Is I
| result of a long and extensive practice They ar
/ mild in their operation, and cannot do harm TO H.
most delicate; certain in correcting all irregular
ties, Painful Menstrdatior, removing all obstruct ON
whether from cold or or otherwise headache pain /
he side pafpitation OF the heart whites all nervous
fections hystercs, fatigue, pain in the back aud ln
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption
nature.
OR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
irregularities and distractions which have conaigned
many TO premature grave. No female can enoy g"'
sruction takes place the general health begins 10 d.
cline. These Pills form the finest preparation ever ~
forward with immediate and persistent success. Pos
DECEIVED Take this advertisement to your Druevi'
md tell him that YOU want the hest and most relal
Female Medicine In the world, which is comprised
these Pills.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have heen Standard Remedyfor over thirty years, 81
the most effectual ever known for all complain
peculiar TO Females To all classes they are invaluable
inducing with certainty periodical regularity They
periods throughout the contrv having the sanction
some of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when thev should NOT
used with each Box--Prce 81 dollar per box, eonta
ing from fifty 10 sixty Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, secure from ohservatio
by renting TO the Propretors Sold hy Druggists
orally. HUTCHINGS &c HlIIHER, Propretors,
81 Cedar Street. New York.
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Counterfeits.

The country is flooded with counterfeit green.
backs, of different denominations, and we eau.
tion our readers to look out for them. The
los are dited Washington, March 10, 1862
letter c. The red seal is badly executed as is,
also, the border Of the note, which i. made up
of repetition Of the letter X, iregularly put
together. The general appearance Of the bill
is bad. We have no description Of the other
counterfeits.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
A CARD

Eprons or ProsrER-In reply to many letters and IN.
Quires from people in this section of the cotHtry the
Undersigned takes great pleasure in saying throdg the
columns Of your paper, that our renown preparation,
konwn Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for
Dyspepsia in its worst stages. Many cures of long
standing, within our acquaintance, have been
pletely, and We believed cured. 1t will stop distress
after eating almost nsantaneously, and enables the
dysprptc who has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the psinet diet TO eat hearty he pleseS and
anything he AhS6ses without danger of distress
ing rising the stom ,ch. 1t is nfallihe
tor ofndigsstion and constipation healthy ap
petite. stops adachs heartburn sickness at the
stomach or bowels, and sweetens offensive breath,
YOU take it, and by enabling The patient take
plenty of hearty food .&hichs lhs pssh, Of health -
produces vigor strength and energy IN every trial
have known it has speedily eradcated Dyspepsia with
all it's attendant sufferhrs, weaknesses, debility and
loss Of power giving instead proper activity and tone
To- the STOMACH and organs of DIGESTION and as we con-
fdsntiy beeve and as the published certificates in our
circulars almanacs and in many Of the leading Journss
from eonvalescent patients will confirm. completely,
pemanently. and almost miraeulously cured the worst
case of Dyspepsia in existence We warrant IL IN every
instance II can be obtained at all the Drug Stores In
the United States and CanadaE, al 81 per bottle. or sig
bottles for IS. se C. g. CLAhK b CO.,
Feb. l. Ises-ly. Proprietors, New lven, c..
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For Sale.

FOR Sale.
Rlhe subscriber desirous Of
changing his business will
sell the Press, Type, Fixtures,
and good will of the Pioneer
office. To a practical printer,
the location is a desirable one,
The Office has been establish
ed since 1916. The paper has
a good paying circulation.
which by energy can be in
creased. The Job and adver-
tising pair mage is equal to
any paper in the neighboring
counties The establishment
is only sold because the incli-
nation of the Proprietor leads
him to another pursuit.
For particulars, address,
lHn o L. A. Drummer,
5. s-' Upper Sandusky,
Wyandot Co., Ohio.
f Will the brethren of the
Press make a note ofthe above
and oblige us.
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Wanted.

few capitalist to 60 to Lima. 10 establi,h
National Bank. Lima is a Rail Road crossing
has growing population, is brisk business
place and we caat see why her citizens don't
establish il, her midst National Bank. 1t is
a point that men Of means may by investing
tional Bank stock pays big dividend.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

Miss not the occasion; by the frtlocS take
That subtle power, the neverhalting time
Lest mere moments putting of should"
Allow the dreadful Catarrh to extend down the
throat to your Lungs. and Consumption fix its
ever-loosening grsp upon your life. At once
use DR.. d. H. Seeyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy.
For sale by all druggists.
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Gone up again.

The paper makers have again by combina-
tion put up the price Of printing paper to q
figure beyond. any reached. when gold ranged
at $3.50 premium. It comes hard upon the
country press, but inasmueh as Congress failed
to remove the prob ibitory duty on foreign pa.
per. paper makers can do as they please. Con.
gress will soon assemble and we hone IL will
pass sbii by which paper manufacturers car
not hsye it all their own way.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
Seed Corn.

Every farmer should take care to select at
this season Of the year enough corn for seed.
and put it where Il will be protected from the
severe cold. We have known CT instances of
whole neighborhoods being without single
ear Of corn that would grow. the only cause
being the severe winter. The ears ripening
first are quite likely TO produce the earliest
ripening crop. when planted sgain.
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LIABILITIES.

he amount Of liabilities due or rot due to
banks r Other creditors None.
loss's adjusted ,duc andunpaid Nome 8 Es
ioes's incurred aud in rvcess Of adj. fE
iu-tmen', j 73I n "A n sis,seO 90
'.oss' reported, on which no action
has been taken, u ,a 2 None Nrr~
lni'ns for losses resisted by t'rtt. m: s.-'+"
rary, None
Nj "th,r existing claims against the
c"ihpany, viz: rent accrued but
not due, n M tt fg e3s SO
"ctnl amount Of losses, slaitns and
liabilities, .s.. .l : $l9,333 90
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Read It.

HALE d KIRBY's advertisement in another
column. of this weeks paper. These young
gentlemen have added largely to their stock of
Hardware and are prepared to furnish the peo
pseof the'country with any and every thing
in their line Of trade.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
Warning to Tobacco chewers.

Ma. A. j. PRINTS, Superintendent Of the gas
works at Zaneuvillc, was recently found dead
in one Of the streets in that city, having been
suAocated by quid of tobacco which got into
his windpipe.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

HRUMPToN'S straberry BafSdn, a certain remedy
4 for Disrrhaa. Dysantefy. Cholera Morbus. Flux,
1 Hssrt-Bnn; snd all, R3~sl Complaints. Entirely
~ vegetable specific for Camp Disrrhna.
OSBORN & HOWE. rrop'rs, Buchanan. Mich.
:, 9sae Bssab ms = Van sshszsk 'TAefssle Agents.
okicsge1 u kAug eauai \
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Indian Summer.

For the past week we have been enjoying
the most delightful weather. 1t is that season
known as Indian Summer and is the most de-
lightful Of the year. 1t has been improved
by our people in making arrangements for
winter
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
Town Lots for Sale.

HESRr NADpUx, will sell on Saturday next.
a5th inst on the premises. a large number Of
+ewn lots These lots are fine for building
purpose. See small posters for particulars.
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90
srArr or Nrw YonK,

fi- fF tt ~ t4 3 J :.
City and County of New York,
January, 2sth A D 1865
Charles Ta,lor Pr sident. and C. Hine,
y cr'tarv. of the International Fire Insurance
'ompany, beingscyerally sworn, d'.loses and
ay, that the foregoing is fun and true State
n"nf OF the affairs ofsaid Cdrrorntons and tn at
hey are the above described Officers thereof.
nj that said Company is the benn fde owner
t "nt least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollnts If actual Cash Assets. invtsfedin Stocks
nd i nds. or in Mortgages on unineu.nbered
Real Estate worth double the amount for which
the same is Mqrtgaged" .-l.a~
.ttla CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
G. c HINE, Seer tsry
Subscribed and sworn to-lafort me, this 2sth
lay of January. D 1865 1
CHARLES NETTLETON,
Commissioner for the State of Ohio.