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Certificate of Authority.
To expire on the slst day Of January, 1se6.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF sTATE,)
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COIuMuua Ohfo Januarv 2il 1863 1

To expire on the slst day Of January, 1s66.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF sTATE,l
INsURARcs DHPARTNERT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January ~, 1865.
WHEsEAs, THE HARTFORD FIRE IssuEAxcE CsH.
PANY, located &C Hartford In the State OF Connec-
lieut, has nled in this O1iee sworn statement Of
its condition. required by the nrst section Of the
act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incor-
porated by the state OF Ohio, passed Apri g. 1856,
and amended February 9, 1884, and Whereas said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisfacto-
ry evidence that 1t is possessed Of az least one hun
dred thousand dollars OF actual capital invested in
stocks, or bonds, or in mortgages of real estate,
worth double the amount for which the same is
mortgogedi and whereas, said Company has filed
IN this othce written instrument under its corpo
rate seal signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company In this State, 70 scknowledse service Of
process, for and in behalf Of said Company, accord
ting to the terms Of said law,
OF the Aforesaid aet l. JANIS b. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of State for Ohio, do hsFby certify that said HART
FORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY il authorized 10
transact the business Of Fire Insurance. in this State
until the thirty -hrst day Of January, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.six
In witness whereof have horeunto 1ubserfbed
my name aud caused the seal Of my Office to be
ath1ed the day and year above written
Us JAGES r. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State,
Certificate Of Authority made and delivered to the
HARTFORD INsURAEOE COMPANY, by JAMES h.
GOODMAN, Auditor, with the seal Of his Office
thereto attached.
ed my name and affixed the seal Of salld Company,
this day Of January, 1se5.
Estamp.l Secretary.
JOHN G. JEENINGs, Agent.
Jan26;lss CLEVELAND, o.
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The Cabinet of Davis is evidently get
ting playsd cut. The naval department
might as well close up business IS all Oper-
atoms by seA have about come to an end.
The last demonstration on City Point, in
order to get up sensation, was so decided
failure, that the business should now be
wound up. The Finance Department has
sunk so low that no attempt is made TO
bring up the rebel currency. Davis and
his whole Cabinet had better set out for
Mexico.
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ApEIsoRr poARn.
8eal estale Aataelee.


EOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il A nioe two-story Cottage House with every
convenience, a1d threee scres Of land.
ES1E sT.-Gose, new Hoase, rooms, and lot.
UsiYERsITY HEIeHTs-eOod House and lot.
VACANT LOT-on Oourtlaad st. $50.
BRIDGE ST.-QOCd House, 8rooms, and lot; 500.
VACANT LoF-l2lx2O2 Il. on seoTill avenue. u
ST. CLAIR sT.-Near Wilson aY.; 1 to Is acres.
EAST oLEFELAHD-6ood House, 7 rooms, and
neNrly an &C land $1,000.
PROSPECT sT.-Eeat Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantles, slate root, &o.-
Lot Ssxl4O. Recently occupied By Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-Good two story brick HOUSE, marble
mAntles, hot and cold water, bath room, 40.
ERIE ST.-HeAr EDelid. tWo-stoFy frame HouEs,
and lot S5xss 4. $4,000
SO0VlLL AVEGUB-Briok HOuss, two stories,
and lot 4oxl9s n 5000.
LAKE sT.-Niee tHo-stOsy cottage House and Iog
60x99 Il $500. -1,
GARDEN ST.-Near Hudson, one-ead .a-haif story
House, and lot 54E92. $3.50.
OEDAR sT.-IWoSfory frame House snd Lot SSx
133. 5000.
COLUMBUS sT.-TAistlo House for sale on long
COLUMBUs sT.-e4Od frame Houso, Il rooms,
good barn and brqitB-
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot 5000.
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
IS2 I-2 Acres in Bsokport; S65 per acre, y down.
SO Acres In Independence, house, barn snd choice
SO Acres in Parma. IN State Road, Q miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, tEo barns, corn
house, 40, S45O2
GRISr MILL-PerTuauent Eater.poEer, house snd
barn, &C acres o. land, fruit, &o. $500.
JOHN G, JENNINGS,
Real EsSats and Insurance Agent,
degI . AtWstsr Building
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Carftfcafe of Authorffy.
To expire on the slst day Of January, 1855.
OFF1oE OF THE AUDITsR OF sTATE,1
TNEup AucE DRPARTnRNF

To expire on the slat day Of January, 1895.
OFFICE OF THE AvDITsH OF STATE,
INsURAEcE DKPKBTAsST.
CoLUMBUs, OHIO, January IL, 1865
WHRRTAs, Tho MERcaANTs' Insurance OoAPAHT
Of Hartford located at Hartford, in tbs state Of
Conneetiout kss MED IN this once sworn state
ment Of It's coalition required by the nrst Sec
tion Of the act "To regulate Insurance Comp PAnieS
NOT incorporated BY the State OF Ohio, passed
April q Is5s and amended RebTusTy Q, 1854; aud,
ygnoreas, said Company hls furnished the under.
rned satisfactory 9Vidsnoe that it IL possessed Of
Al least One Hundred thousand Dollars Of actual
osnitaI invested in stocks or bonds, or in mort
oarer Of real eststs, worth double the amount for
Tbich the Eaus tB moTtgAgedi and, whereas, sad
COMPANY has fled in this once written instru-
under its corporate seal, signed By the Presi.
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Company In this State 70 acknow
esTs service Of process for and in behalf Of said
Oompsuy according to the terms Of said Law.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF the nrst section
og fhe Aforesaid act, J. JANIS n. GoDHAH, Auditor
Of state for Ohio do hereby eertifg that said MzR-
1aAHTa' IEsURAEoE COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn,
q Authorized 10 tranIact the business Of Fire and
Marine IusurAnee IN this State until the thirty
gt day OF January, In the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
fgtsup1 In witness whereof, have hersunto
fsealf subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
nv ONCE to be afnxsd, the day and year
above written.
JAS. b. GOODMAN, Auditor q State
JNO. g, JENNINGS, Agent
Isas7:iSs Cleveland ohiA
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around the Smithsonian, so well known to
our citizens, were modelled and arranged
by the lamented Downing, and will remain
s fitting testimonial to his peculiar, grace
ful, and highly ornamental system Of rural
architecture and landscape gardening
The trees and shrubbery nave scarcely yet
attained their full growth. They we're Sc
lected with great care, and planted in such
positions as would best display the beauty
and symmetry Of the circular walks and
pleasant drives through the capacious
grounds. The trees in the enclosure them
selves form delightful study for the bot
anist and lover Of Horticulture
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GnnI,nnf. on the Lnles.

The Toronto Globe, in semi-oRcial way,
contradicts the story Of the Toronto Lead
en-, that the British are to send thirty gun
boats and $500 trained men to the Lakes.
The experience Of the British in the war
Of 1872, when they made 8 great effort to
strengthen their navy on the Lakes, and
when Commodore Perry destroyed their
ane Illusions, win probably restrain them
from any effort to compete with the Repub-
lie in building up 8 navy on the Lakes.
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lee as dictator.

The appointment Of Lee as Dictator, Il
it gives him the absolute control of all
the rebsl forces, without any interference
with Davis, may prove to be very fOitu-
nste circumstance IN the problem of peace.
Lee declared once that his sword would
never be drawn save in defence Of Vir-
ginia. He was Statss-right man. Lee
could therefore make peace if Davis could
not. We lock, therefore, for important
results from this new movement.
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what the RiehmOnd vEbfS Thinks
Necessary 10 Their Defeat.


The Richmond Wing, in an article
maintaining that Mr.. Lincoln will not me-
gotiate with Davis until he is ready to
recognize Southern Independence, thus ez-
presses itself IS TO what is needed in order
to overcome the rebellion. 1t says:
aHe must therefore, either induce the
Confederate government to surrender, or
by some means break up the league of
these states; or, by proving to the North
the utter hopelessness Of restoring their
sscramsntal union, except by fighting for
it, 60 resuscitate the war spirit, as to en-
able him 10 raise the three hundred thous-
and men contemplated by his last call, else
he will be broken down before the next
summer begins, and all the magnificent
power, and pOmpOus military sradeOf the
universal Yankee nation will fade away,
and leave not a track behind"
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CERTIFICATE OF Il UTRoRTTY.
Toexpire or the slst day of January, 1853.
AUDITOR or STATE's OFFICH
INaIru AEnE NM nn.-n.---

AUDITOR or STATE's OFFICH,
INSURANCE DEPARTMHRT, ,
COLUMBUS. Ohio, January 2l, 1855.
WHEREAS, The CHARTER OAK FIRR AND MARINE Is-
SURAkcE COMPANI, located ut Hartford in the State
Of 70 nnscticut has filed in this once sworn slate
ment Of It's condition, a. required BY the first
ton Of the act To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio passed April
g. 1856 and whereas, said Company has furnished the
IN dersgnsd satisfactory evidence that it possessed
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested In stocks, OF in bondg or In mort
cages worth double the amount for which IL i mort
gaRed; and, whereas, said Company has hed In this
ONCE written instrument, under ts corporate seal,
signed by the President and Secretary thereof, 6U-
thorEicg any agent agents OF said Company in his
State to acknowledge service ofproceas for and In be-
halfofsa said Company oonsentnR that such service Of
process shall be taken and held 70 be as valid as II
served upon the Company, according 70 the laws Of
this or any other State and waving all claims or ngh5
oferror by reason Of such acknowledgment Of Bervce
Now therefore, In pursuance Of the hrst section Of
the aforesaid act, /, JAMES h. GoDMAN, Auditor OF
STATE for Ohio, de hereby certify that said CHARTER
OAK TrRR AND N AR1NE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Of Ha e
ford 4 authorized to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance In this State until the thirty.
rst day Of January, in ths year one thousand eight
hundred and dxty-st1.
In Wines thereof hcvs harsunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my Office 70 be afhXed,
the year and day above written. -
tSEAL- Jas. u, ,HODHhNa
Tstamp1 Auditor Of State,
JNo. G. JENNINGS, Ascent,
Jsa27lS5 Cleveland, o.
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FaTDKY JHEU1RT ~.
spsciaI Pleading I'm Behalt ofsIaver

Q special Pleading in Behalf OfsIaFery.
$500 The New York World is engaged in an
effort 10 show Why the abolition Of slavery
should not be held as seondition Of she res
s tOration Of the Union, In answer to the
objection that the honor of the Presidents
pledged 70 that end, that he isslready COM
nsittsd in behalf OF the slaves by the Proc
lauation Of Emancipation, It says that the
PsocIsmation was addressed tothe masters
and not TO the slaves that it was merely
threat which the Government is not bound
/. to carry out, that it was promise without
consideration, unauthorized, snd accom-
panied with reservations, &c. It viii be
very difisultto oeonvincethe people that the
Proclamation is enly threat 1t was not.
1t was an executive fat having all the au-
thority of the natonatthe baclzo it. The
rebels failed to lay down their arms within
the time given them, and the slaves were
consequently emsncipsted. aAs Command
er-in-Chief of the armies, and as war
measure, his right 70 issue that Proclams-
fion was unquestioned. Nothing could now
inyslidate it but the triumph of the Rebel
lion. If the military power Of Davis is
oEerthrown, then the Proclamation stands.
When onoe a man Is free, ne power can
justly enslsye him sgain. Freedom is what
cannot be taken away BY any earthly
power The slaves ineluded in the PrOola-
nation being free, unless the rebels by mil
itsry success can make it otherwise, cannot
be re-enslaEed, even for the restoration Of
the Union.
Another ofthe special pless in behalf Of
slavery, the source Of all our woes, is, thst
having once caused rebellion and failed,
slavery is henceforth powerless to bsgst
smother rebellion again. On the con-
trsry, If not abolished, It viii forever be
a bitter element in our polihcs, deprIves US
Of the respect of ourselves and foreign pow
ers, be blot on the national escuteheon,
perpetuate & form of society essentially
hostile to ademocratic form Of government,
and fo5eYer prove a standing monument Of
the injustice of the Republic to the black
man that has dene so much to aid IN the
suppression of the rebellion. Any peace,
notpredlosted upon the abolition Of slavery,
viii be worthless as well as crimidsl, and
It isa pitiable spectacle to sec such wretch
ed psttifoging in behalf of the "sum of all
villsinies" and the source Of all our woes
during this terrible war.
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Why Terry Took Fort Fisher. and Why
WeitEeI, or Rut Ter, Did Not,

neAtEoAs OE 6ut AeE, DID Not
The following plea, by the Cincinnati
Commercial, in behalf of WeitEel, who ia a
cincinRatsn BY residence, applies equally
70 General Butler:
l. The force under General Terry was
considerably larger than that under Welt
eel, and he had not a superior officer along
to take the glory, without accepting the
danger and responsibility of the command.
with q powder boat tc experiment with,
and quarrel with the Admiral to eulti-
vate
2. Terry had, all the time, the hearty CO.
operation of the feet This Weitzel had
not, and knew he could not have.
3. The second bombardment of Fort
Fisher was much more efficient than the
first, The ships on the second occasion,
took position nearer the fort than they did
the frat time, and made much better artil-
lery practice.
4. Terry had lineof works, armed with
artillery, across the peninsuls, between
Wilmington and the fort, and was enabled
to check the demonstrations of Hoke's di-
vision In his rear. This was q vital pre-
caution, and Weit1sl had not the troops,
the guns, or the time to take it. even if his
Instructions had contemplated such thing,
which they did not.
s. Terry was ef3ciently-indeed, we may
say essentially-supported by column of
sailors and marines, two thousand strong,
put ashore by Admiral Porter to "board
the fort" with fcutlasses well shsrpened,"
and who advanced with splendid gallantry,
drawing the attention of the enemy. and
receiving the fercest Of his fire, until Ter
rvs stormiEg column, on the opposite side
of the fort. had gained the pArspet. Welt
eel had no promise and no hope of any
such cooperation; and no expectation o
assistance Of assistance Of this sort entered
into his calculations
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Refnreea an6 Freedmen.

The bill introduced into Congress by Gen
eral Schsnck, to establish Bureau for the
Freedmen, to take charge of their many
interests and necessities, Ia one whose i'm
portsDce can scarcely be estimated. The
biH authorizes the PresidezttO appropriate
lands in insurreotionary districts FOR their
benefit.
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Prentice on tb>
. Co. N n . Blair mission.

Mr.. George y . bAalE HAssIOu'
returned f. =. Prentice, who has lately
imports' ON Richmond, attaches some
rays Ice to the Blair mission. He
.:
Hon. Francis P. Blair, having just
visited Richmond, is returning from Wssh-
ington to the rebel capital. We begin to
attach some importance to Mr.. BlaiTS mis-
sion. His late CONSULTATION with the rebel
authorities must have thrown some light
on the prospect Of peace, else he would
not SO quickly repeat his visit. We
heartily rejoice at the indication that the
arts of ststsmanship are TO play more
prominent part in the solution OF our
domestic troubles. We have had terrific
war, and the whole land Is sick of blood
The struggle should be further wsged only
rs painful necessity.
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Ths ExpIo,IOn7- atIFOrt Fisher.

The fact tbst the boats Of the navy dis
covered an insulated wire leading from
Battery Lamb to Fort Fisher, is evidence
that rebels were guilty Of the aendish
atrOcity of blowing mp the mAgaEine after
thsy surrendered to General Terry.
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! a ..nur.t Of Euthuslnssn,, wanted.

The Richmond Sentinel is anxious for 6
sfburst Of enthusiasm" It declares that il
would be inspiring. As well might q
mouse under an exhausted receiver, under.
going the last psngs Of death, endeayor
TO plsy It's antics, as Cor the rebellion 70
work itself into 8 new enthusiasm. The
days Of enthusiasm over rebellion are nc
more.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

If seddOn has resigned the portfolio Of
the War Department in Davis Cabinet, it
Is 70 be hoped that the bright star of Bragg
viii take SeddOn's place. Bragg 70
Gus for the rebellion berssr' omin.
prove TO be sven more = lore, would
In the Cabinet, 1ninous if placed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27

B.F. Angel, has recently purchased for
bis son, Charles d. Angel, Of shsnghae,
China, the homestead of the late Richard
FItshugh, AT Sonyes, Livingston county,
New York, comprising six hundred and
thirty acres. The price paid was thirty
I've thousand dollars.
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Certificate of Authority.

To expire on the Slst day OF January, 1866.
OFFICE OF TKE AuDIToR or STATE,
assurance DEPARTLT,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. y, 1865.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAS FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, located a5 Hartford an
the State of Connecticut, has filed In this ONCE
sworn statement Of its condition, as required BY
the first section of the act ''To regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated BY the State OF Ohio,
passed April 8, 1855, and amended February D,
1854; and whereas, Said Company has furnished
satisfactory evidence that It Is possessed OF at least
one hundred thousand dollars Of actual ospital IN
vested In stocks bonds, or in mortgages OF rea
estate, worth double the amount for which tue
same is mortgaged; and Whereas said Company
has fled in this Office a written instrument under
its corporate SEAL signed by the President and sec
retary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents OF
ssid Company in this State TO acknowledge sefvlce
of process, for and IN benalf Of sad Company, 40
cording to the terms of said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF the hrst section
Of the Aforesaid act, i, Jas. h GDDaAN, Aud
itor OF the State for Ohio. do hereby certify that
said NORTH AMERICAN FIBE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn, is authorized 10
transact the business Of FIRE Insurance In this
State until the thirty first day of January, in the
year one thousand ght hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof ! have hsTsunto subscribed
[sEAL my hand and caused the seal OF my
tSTAMP Office to b. affixed the day and year
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
JNo. G. JENNINGS, Ag't,
fanoE1e9 Cleveland, o.
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THE Old EAGLE FOUNDRY

Il again open, and the subscriber begs leave to
inform its old friends and patrons, and tbs public
generally, thtt be is now ready to build
ALL KINDS OF GIEESs
Portable or Stationary.
he e also ready to do all kinds Of REPAIRING
on ghort notice and in Workms- like msnn6r.
Particular attention paid to PROPE6LGk
WORK Our facilities for mar ufseturing NULL
GEARING are IS good as the best The Patterns
have been aoeumulating for upwards Of twenty
ave years. and are OF the best quality. All orders
from a distance promptly dttendsd 20.
AdsresI J. RIGo, Manager,
jan9a;R3 Box 275T ClgTelAnd, Ohio.
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fan2s;iss

@ TATBMENT
10 OF THE
condition OF the Charter Oak Fire aud
Mnr1nO Insurance Company,
On the first day OF January, 1885, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
''A''' NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company Is "oharter Oak Fire
and Marine insurance C5mpAny. and is located az
Hartford, State Of Connecticut.
1. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock s......s3oo GOO %
b" ptduP. 10000 90
II. ASSETS. -.-.
Cash Of the Company on hand and in
the hands af agents and other per- -
z:sF Estate aaiseans:r:d s95 Il5 4 q
The Bones snd Stocks owned by the
Company, las per vouchers Gccompa.
nying),-how secured, and the rateof
intersss thereon Z21ls lsAs VO
Debts due the Company, secured BY
mortgage, (as per accompanying
Vouchers) eussz5 40
Debts otherwise secured, las per vOueh'
ers accompanying Ze9OO 20
al intefsst....... SsaSs Sss ano.~as a-~ ASS 90
Total Asset. of the comDany...-.,.l8ss,2l7 60
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and no. dse..-......... s7.eOs a7
Losses unadjusted and IN suspense,
waiting Tor iurthsr proof...,.....,,.... 5,6le %
Total Liabiitiss...,..,.............., sl8,228 20
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
Ons Tisk............ ....--........... $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules TO be insured in any one city,
town or No rule.
sued in any enc block ordinsiiiy..... 10000 90
The amount Of its Capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, ar secur-
tty for losses therein...........-...... Nothing.
The Charter, or Act OF Incorporate of said Com
Pany Is on file In your office.
srATE OF CONNECTICUT, co
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. )'9-
Jcs,Lh e. Sprage, President and Jas Goodman.
Secretary Of the Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company being Severally sworn depOse and say
that the foregoing full true and correct statement
OF the affairs Of the said Company that the said Insur
HUNDzED THOUSAND DoLLARs Of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Real Estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgagedi and that theyare the above de-
scribed officers ofsaid Insurance CompGuy.
lSisnsdl, JOSEPH A.. sPRAGUE, Prs5't.
JAS. GOODMAN, seo'y.
IsEAL.l Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day Of January, 1855.
Fys sS Ssn' comu4 S4 3! aAsEssL 40 stss5 y Ohio
OFFICE or THE AUDIToz OF STATE,
a COLUMNS, o., Jan arr q, 1855.
1t Is hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
COPY of the statement Of the condition Of the Che
Oak Fire aud MaTtns Insurance Company Of Hart
ford made to ana fled in this once for the year l65
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. q. GOODMAN,
[Stamp.l Auditor Of State.
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M Lnun 0f IIIlnots.

= Bill sbOlishing the Black Laws of
LIMOS is great triumph over long es'
tablished and cruel Prejudics.
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fnrs.
AentLstFB.

co-existing Part
~ nership heretofore carried on By Alex B.
HAlliWsl and J. r. Daniels, Dentists, hAs this day
been dissolved by mutual consent The business
for the crescent viii be carried on by Dr. HaliiWey
st tie old Establishment, corner Of Ontario street
and the Public Square, Whsra aU claims against
the said arm will bo settled, and al oztstanding
debts due the ssid b. D. must b paid on or BE-
fore the lst day Of april 1885 II not, they VIII b
placed In the hands OF Collector.
CLsvELAsD, o., January Sd, 1885.
ALEX. D. HALLIHELL, Nd,
ianIQ J, 3, DAEIGLs.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
COLUMBUS, o., January Is, 1855.
It is hereby certified, that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy Of the statement Of condition OF the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford, made to
and filed in this office, for the year 1s65.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.