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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
0PFIOR BALTIMORE OHIO RR. Co.,
u WASHINGTON, December Is, 1864.
D. N ssg 55ss'ssss

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On a
,ssfEHsSf. sfEfss hCy1s2 HsR sss4Ed. s2sEH HAn.
hs;gesG hIT;gs = RTk;Aiases6s Washington 61S
No. 2-NBW YORK & PHILADELPHIA EX-
sfIisa phi. :se s New 9srt % $50 H' M. No eo
No. 3zzBALTIMORE & WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington e;15 A. n: STOPPING at way
for the West. and reaching Baltimore at 1000
No 4-NEw YORK AILTRAIN-Leave wash
1n., Philsdelphis S:37 P. M. New York 1000
No. .s-BALTIMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA
ing at Relay with frederick train . Arrive At Bal
No jgALTIMeRs SoMxUTATIoS AND
train stops at Bladensburs, Betsville, Laurel and
Annapolis Junction only.
zT1s =. k.H York 200 Iss and Sgf pas.sn
and West. No phiisdelshi or Baltimore tieRets
sold by this train. which is limited in capacity by
Government orders to insure the mails.
No. sCBALTIMoRE& & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Washington $40 P. n. and arrive at balsi-
No e1NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRA1N-LeAVe washington at I:3U
p M; stopping at Re ay House for Western passen-
gers TO take Express Train for Grafton. Wheeiing,
Parkersburg. and all points in the West. Reaches
New Yerk at 6:13 Am.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the SIS A. n. and the and 430 P. N. from
Washington. No trains to or from Annapolis On
Sunday.
SDNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
ior passengers Sunday the 8: 5 and 1:15
~ ara :. fST RsS1tnOTss and W 5s9 P:ad ~
the P. N for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the West as well as TO
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all heurs in the day, as
we'll at Office in the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvania avenue, betweea AZ and
BAGGAGE VIII be checked at all hours-slso for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
the d. psrture of the trains.
ALL PASSENGERS, whe ther soldiers or citizens
are politely but earnestly requested te respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general ad
vantage such the keeping Of one or more cars
ely for ladies and theff and the
prevention of smoking in any but the smokers
cars, ana also tn make cheerful compiaaee
with the decisions of the agents conductors
in regard to their seats. tickets ETC.. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains
W p. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
T. M COLE General Ticket agent. aecN
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The Late Custom House n Robbery.

PHILADRLPHIA, jan A preliminary hear
ing was held this afternoon IN the case OF H.
III. Allen, cashier at the Custom house, who
was arrested on the charge of being concerned
in the recent robbery of $4,000 from the Gus.
tom house vaults.
The accps ed was remap ded, in default of Cos.
GOO bail, for a further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-05

THE RAILRoAps OF FGEoRerA.-Gen McOoi-
iurn, director and general manager of miissfy .,,
~ nficsrs and operatives to take charge OF the
raiiroad stock and property captured at Sa.
yannan, and in conjunetion win the ~ n SmGers 1r
ar.,n.nt y. of the South, make all arrangements
peeesssIy for their sncient repair and use in
tns onerStions In South Carolina and Georgia.
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APanic Among Paper Dealers.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE agitation of the
panic IN the market, and prices are falling "a.
pidy.
Contracts are offered az 19 to 10 cents per
Eound.
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JAY COOKE q Co., BANKKRS,
BirTrnsrH srnssr. Opposite o. 3. falAsusr,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW u. s. 1910 LOAN
sathsrised BY the aet Of June soth, 1854.
The notes Win be issued under date Of All gust
isaA.i nominations Of
ESQ, 01Oo, $500, 81 600 and $1,000,
payable 10 bearer or order. bsarins interest a
SIC Per esntuxa Per annum. payable ssni.aa
saaily, md will he Convertible at TIE optien Of
sss holder at maturity iate ix pss cent. Five
Twenty Bends,
We bag and sell f'A#5
GovBRNMIET BONDS Of ill Issues.
fRHAgUHY R0fNe,
eERrIPIoArIs or INDEBTEDNESS.
And COIN, Es5
And pay the Highest price Sor
UABTBRAAsf1RT clRrIYIOAfD CHICKS
INIT JAY COOKE & 90,
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Ihe Negro question.
TErNrn the Wtio nopprnhcr

TIE w ElS. OScpInD6r 0l.I
TIE following resolutions were being consid-
cred by The South Carolina Legislature, at last
accounts, and would probably be adopted:
Rssolrsd, That if, in the opinion of those
authorized and comps.ent to decide, the en-
pioym nj of slaves in the army for special SER
vice, as teamsters, &c, will contribute to the
military efficiency of the Confederate States
the State will successfully ard promptly fur
nish the quota which may be required Pre-
u;6ed, That in the discharge of such service, the
servile statas of the negro be mainta
Resotred, That this State cannot consent to
the pfdposition by which slaves so employed
shall be purchased and declared free by the
Confederate Government upon the expiration
OF their term OF service, hecaGse the creation
OF such class would involve the most deli
cate and dangerous questions as to the rights
OF the General Government on subjects be-
longing 10 the exclusive control of the indi-
vidual States, because the proposal of eedom
NJ the highest hope and reward which can be
offered TO the slave fs in itself a declaration
that slavery is an inferior condition, from
which he has the capacity and ought 20 have
the desire 10 escape, because such policy Is
opposed 10 the steady and consistent domestic
legislation Of this State for nearly half CEN
tnry, and because such a plan. IL otherwise
Objectionable, confers its privileges uneQusn,v
and unJUstfy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-05

Senatorial Election in New Hampshire.
AUGUSTA, ME, Jan. 4,--The Legislature has
ordered an election on the 11th instant, to fill
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-05

SPRINGPIKLD, Ill, Jan. 4.-Ir the Repub b.
lican caucus, Tonight, Governor Yates re-.
ceived 3s votes for Senator; ali the others %.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR DIS NEW THEATER.
fegta stvs Ut, abovs PesasyEu6nia cvenus.

FOkDS NEW THEATER
festa sFest, aoo5s PeSSsytu6nia cvenus
American r,fksdifps Hk. EDWIN FORREST.
who Will AfRTfffss fTfs EVENING, Januar,s,
in bis Great ofRPfNAi afh5fsts1 Il hrcHxI1Eu.
s. e. fhH 's5fif hssE Of
NJ : heSulloush. as. Adrian DemAs pra.
'9s s5s RSSs!s aa1 HER#5s FORREST
the Great Play rom the German Of schiller, en-
with Nj ,eh1 ss. ssEEs Alice er.y, and
the n'Fe
wednssday, Th0rsday and Friday.
GROWERS rHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willsrd's Hotel.
Fourth Evenins of the Engagement. of the Re.
n"~nes Irassflssnsv aHss nxsvoN1A JONES
will be presented Matilda Herons successful play.
in five acts entitled aoAM1LLE;
cAM1LaLE., MIL H., ::.:--hfss SXdSfA JONES
fhe fseas conn, De vsrvs ssG9ll9@ JsSsSsa
Friday fFaf MSS Rfssht HToNrA Sf JONES,
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACVTAECA.
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis aYenus
HOLIDAY WEEK
GREAT ACCESSION OFsTALENTl
sUPERABUNDANCE OF NOVRLTIRSl
FUN AND JOLLITY
VIII reign supreme and drive dull care away.
Third Week of
MISS KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
in her Celebrated IrishE ccentricities.
]. NJ. MORTIMER,
the celebrated Banjo soloist Ethiopisn delineator
First Week of
MONS. J. SPARKS,
the Wonder of the Nineteenth Century, in hi.
Saeat feat of Ii ght and Heavy Balancing
MILE MARZATTI and MONS ANTONIO,
ia New Pantomimes ana Ballots.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
DENNY GALLAGHER
in their nevertiri Ethiopian Deliueatons.
Last Week of
TIM HAYES,
the Champion Clog Dancer OF America.
9 MATISEE H.7gS NEW YEARS DAY AND EVERY
r Rsl FURSll FURslll
REDUCED PRICES.
Ladies' and Childrens'
DRESS FURs
will be sold-at greatly reduced prices.
~ Furs.repsired and made to order.
9. NJ. MEYHNBERG,
4s Market Space, bet. 7th and sth SITS.
de 3l-lw under the Avenue House.
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE.
A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure. in from > to ,
at Is PennsylV ania avenue, west. Use the Amer.
ican speciiic or Blood Purifier. dec 2o-2w
GAUTIERs REsTAURANr.--H resumed
Parties, pInsers. Wssainss, asrS,os &o f'1s 4
turn nay thanks to my former friends and SEiAB /
beg oanisaanee Of the same p as nfhspi sm fniss pre-
ps,sa 70 serve them at the shorte.t noiise, and
WIN s'a0'' care a5a PENIS O.; faniaisa, s1is .ssnue
.he svorders received for dishes for a parts of
FOR sALLEa0assversl hundred cor ds good sea
an de- s1sslisnt &C. ansnt road. n. q FULLER;
PAT1 ID DE EvnoIEs vRoIEs DoIEs DE srRAsBURs
Els 3 $szE Aux Egs!Ts Rga1Tsso. ssso1s'
RfGk RfGsssE RE FS1HS FR6TFEss. Gas
sshsztssIk;tse5soassss:I ssstsIk;tsesssos sffsS ! e5soasssIH' -. |
hAhhloo1s. KING tPt 4 'i5f s6sounLt. x !
ae II -Rt Vermont avenue and 18th street |
Fl JRussELL DANCING lAOAD- e1
at Odd FsiIe Fl H. eses&ss1a on &o1a.ss
Fresh BUCKWHEAr FLOUR.
J: s:;s s:s;.' HONE! sssS
1M NIX
Tns s.bserieer j. to supply responsible
sss: q. ". 1ass1soii, No. sls rs. avenue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

"NO LIE. We would call the attention
Of the public in this vicinity, to the neces-
sty Of making some discovery Of oil imme-
diately. Unless we do so. Lansing will
lose caste with al the cities and villages in
the State; yea, even proprietors of log cab
ms viii look upon our beautiful capital with
disdain. Every locality in the State al
ready has indications" Of a surprising na-
ture, or is about TO have demonstrations Of
nterminable quantities Of the precious
fluid. There is not an exchange paper that
comes TO us, that has not something about
oil. Why should Lansing be longer behind,
Let our business men see to this, and get
up some indications" forthwith, that we,
too, In common with the rest Of the excl
ted world may have our immense subter-
ranean wealth announced
y. B.-If discoveries could be made in
two or three different places near Lansing,
at once, it is thought that a competition
between them would help to keep up pub
lie interest, aE6 advance the price Of stock
in each locality. One discovery in Lower
Town might be very properly Offset 10y
spring in the bank Of the river IN the Third
Ward, which might he covered with oil an
inch or two IN thickness. Indications"
might DO located near the Agricultural
College, convenient for analysis by the
learned Professors, while bubbling foun-
tain OF pure oil might be announced in the
midst Of the big marsh. But whatever 10
cation may be deemed best. something
should be done Immediately. Who will be-
gin the good work.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

PROF. RTAN'S LECTCRE.-On Saturday
evening. the Professor entertained his au-
dlence wiki statement Of his life in the
South during the rebellion. Il seems that
IN 1850 he resided in san Antonio, in Texas.
employed in raising fine horses. He had
-'ouO acres Of land. also good residence
n COLUMBIA, 5. c., which was burnt = few
days since by Gen. Sherman: and he was a
STAKEHOLDER During the Presidential cam
palgn he spoke for Douglas in Florida and
ELSEWHERE; but was carried home sick two
weeks before the election. II was three
months before he recovered from the "
paoid fever; and when he was able again
% walk out, he seemed 70 have awakened
non sleep much Ike that Of Rip Van
"inAle. The houses, trees and scenery
we're everywhere the same. but the stars
Aaa stripes, which foated over him when he
returned 10 his home had disappeared. and
Aao1her flag Of unknown devices, was wa
'1as N lis place. lie knew that be had
Vace been a citizen OF the United States.
-"1 ne vas sure he had not been removed
= aud or sea; and yet he was Informed
'--' ne was 4 citizen of another country
N~-eG the Confederate States Of America,
A-u mat ne must take the oath Of alleri-
1-0e 'here,o or be hanged. He Welded 20
-scess'ty. took the oath. and 20. appointed
postmaster so as TO be exempt from the
consumption. Bat as postmasters were
sven after called into service. he learned the
s"Oemaker's trade. under which he was ex-
s1p' While longer. until the government
sAn'ed men more than shoes. when he was
'0-Sed to enlist OF be conscripted. He
.-'sed company and joined regiment OF
S'4'e troops, which was employed a year on
-e lFon'ler IN repelling the incursions Of
~s indians But when the regiment was
C.~esel 10 New Orleans 10 enter in the
~'u'eleTaie service, Ryan and tiNeen 9th
WI OsheTs deserted. and after a journey OF
W niles through Mexico. were received
~. Tue stars and stars and stripes az
eo. -.. and Ryan was permitted to
Els 70 Tue North. We have no room for
S-~.S..escriptiOn Of the cruelty and outrages
,,sced on Union men who refused 10
- os oath OF allegiance 10 the Coincide
-, lie Cnl0nists were treated very
Ers- = IN Tennessee. except that their
cor ss SEEMED to have been held Of less ac-
ts,;o-ln Iexas- In the readings and reel
IL d % the remainder of the evening.
Hs. soleSsor excelled his performances in
essss,. .1ee TWO weeks before. and gave very
ss-s'al satisfaction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

TIE ISACGURAL PRAYER MEETING.-This
meeting, which was held At the Presbyte-
rian church. on Saturday, at IL o'clock, was
attended by four clergymen-Messrs Weed.
Hckox, Burns and Potter, and by one
Representative, two Senators, twelve other
men. and about fifty ladies'. Prayers were
offered by quite a number Of persons pres
ent and remarks were made by Messrs.
Weed, HickOx, Burns, and Hon. Mr. Sey-
mour, Of Kent. The exercises we're quite
interesting 10 those present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

THE TIc.-The March number con
ta,ns l57 pages OF valuable reading matter
Among tie articles are The Story Of q
Year" The Frozen Harbor;" AT Ander
sonville;" Or Johns" Ancient Mining
on the Shores OF Lake SUPERIOR" "NeeC le
and Garden" Memories Of Authors;
Edward Everett" "The Chimney Corner;
The Popular Lecture" Causes Of For
eign Enmity to the United States" sc.
Tickaor Fields, Publishers, Boston.
$500 a wear.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Losr.--On Sunday Eve, 9Th inst, be-
tween the Episcopal Church and the resi-
dsnce Of John A. Kerr, Victorine, Of
Fitch Fur. Any person finding the same
will be literally rewarded by leaving it al
this Office.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
r. STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, March s, 1865.
Not;ce TO Subscribers.-Tl

:. rhca our Subscribers viii 1nd attached 70 their
49, on their papers indicate thu SUxBER Of the
- % which their subscription Is paid By the
P-F-.l,r'i IS meant tho O.. WHOLE NUMB r - which
= found 10 the heading u the paper, which s
go wssSy being increased one each week ffty-
-, numbers Constituting year. BY referring &C
-. ouuDer IL the heading o. tbs paper and compar-
= a Ill ths number attached = tie name or d.
Zion tue paper our subscribers can readily sse
- their sccOusts stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

LANSING ACADENY-The examination al
tbs institution will be held on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. 18th, l4th and
18Th March, between the hours Of "a. n
and Pm. Exhibition on Wednesday
evening, at Capital Hall, at halt past seven
o'clock
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

YoUyG MES's SOCIETY business meet
ing Of the Young Mems Society will be
held az the Office Of the State Insurance
Co., on Monday eve, March 18th. A full
attendance Of members is desired
BE- order Of the President,
THEHON I. GIDpINGs. Sen.
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ooh Isso them AJAX ng, sinking slowly
Those 0liea dreams % pure and holy"

The design and execution Of this engra-
wing are exquisite. The steel fashion plate
OF this month is q double one, and, as
usual, admirably engraved. Weneed hard
Is allude 10 the usual number Of wood en-
cravings, devoted to The Illustration Of the
fashions sc. The music Is Those Laugh
Ing Eyes ballad
Price $3.50; copies, $500; copies,
$1,000; q copies, $500
Now IS the time to send on subscriptions
for ls65.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

THE LADYs FRIEND Another beautiful
steel engraving opens the March number of
this favorite periodical, just received. The
engraving has no title other than the two
simnle lines
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08
, BEAUnTvNG III COMPLETION


o. Tie worst disorders hat al ct MANKIND sr,, from
Tie corruption that aoeurllates In the Blood oesu
te discoveries that have been made 70 prys II OF
none can equal in eject HEAB1lDs CovP3ryp IL
IHAcT % sAnsarARiLiA. cieanscs and reaorates TIA
h'oc ir-slls Tie vigor o. health INTO the svsiem.
ana parEes out The lumors which make disease Il
iullaies taeflnctioas o. TIE BODY. aus ex3sls ID,
20 orders that ral.Ala iu the t.1 T. -, a
ls-e-- llAt could Be relied ~ has l0nF been sorgbt
' cad bow ~ Az 1f-t uuv tlo Tlolc nave one n
"-..l t-'l car depend. our space here docs MT a.
mi o' ,erheaes o. show its e cts. battls trial o.
single bottle VIII show % the sick hat u has ia.
Fi'i-as surprising aaytA ~ they have ever taken.
-T. taoiespooasfsi o. tbs Extract n r.aDsr.ua
az ~- o. fiai ~ water = equal = tie Lisbon Del
Ai.aA and oae bct,e Is fully equal t. ra.n n Tic
syrup u s-rsapHAa Or tie deeociion a. usual >
n.a o..
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

HeImboId's Rose Wash.

An e1oeent lotion Ter diseases arising nm hsbifs q.
aa lAlon, us-d 10 connection uIih tls Ertractr "a.
1-1 and aarslr.ra DO such diseases a. recommend.
&C. Evidence o, toe most responsible and rsiabis
cnar-c-r sal accompany abe medicines s.so e.
pri eject us !or Use, slA hundrsas Of tlo.rand.
.-Fi-s "iilesz-s. and upwards y s05oO Unsolicited
ceri --fies a1e recoDnc1cal9ry lstters. many q,
Which are iFosa lie hsheEt sources. inclsdlng emf
as7- fng1i-.l1i, C-srgym4a, stltesuen. g. Tas
rf' las never res,rte1 70 iher p1b.catlsa IN
ihe sa~sp-Pers be Goes rot GO tals fro1a tie fsc,
TIA bis article laak - staai4r1 rr~ysratl11s and
o. % nesl = be Dr0ppod ~ hy certificates
no science o. As1.clas, liza tie Dorie Colgu.
'b2'- STAND simple pure, majestic, having F.c, for
IS bass iad1etoa f9r 20 2..ar szs Truth alsss for
"a Clpl,s-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

Il Ert-aci sarssp.rllz Is = B.oo5 Psr.esr. ~ L.
.racs B1ral : Di-rs.e al VI act Is &c u al
case-
bo-a a-s prepared @ purely s-.o1i-.- pr.1ei2.es-
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6e -o-Parisou O. iaei- Pr psr.ias VII tlsss ct
for-l b lie following works:
Sc -.s2s-s2tsry u tie C1itss stzte.
So Pfo.sss9r DETEzs' T--145.s xsrss O. "a Prz.-
ice q. Plys.e
g remarks =a-s y liz celebrated Z. PETsc,
P1La.
e rs1srki made ~ Dr. EPzRA ~ Ec-ov-1-,s CO
eorala- Plysclan a1- Member O. tas Eoyal Colegs
q Surgeons. Ireland, aad Published IL tss Ir4ussc
..o-s q ils la I'D Q1esz Journal
s. LED .oo-CI ir-rsi-zl Rsv.ew published y ExxIx
IE17Ez-s, Fs-low G. 20 Eoyal C.-egs q s1rgssrs
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-03-08

A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL AND VAL
~ LIABLE TONIC III .era4n * 90 g Cordial ElxIr
" ca-lsAya Birk, possessing tile active al1 we'll
known properties ~ the Pruviin BlIk So a II 50
agreeable form IL VII be- found a vail able Tonic IN
al cases but particularly as = preventive o. Fgver
and Aglc u il pleasant il- paaf40le cor. i.l 4r
j. much superior o The common wl.sSry ana rum
Dl.tsrs e. much ia Use Sid hy Druggists
5JYmi HEGEMAS & CO
Chemists ana Dr ggists View YORK
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RosznI \. JOHNSON, Secretary. 4



Under Tie Insurance Act OF February lstl. $50 .a
Amended February l5th. l~fl
oFFlCE ~ >Ec-ElARy OF STATE. >
LANSING MICHIGAN February Ia r.Is ;
TO ALL 70 wHoA THESE PEEsssTs SHALL Cos.r
WHEREAS, Plrs ant 20 the provisions OF m Art nj
tr Sato - srchsa-, vutitirt An ACT o. r-g i4fe
Fire Marine. Lie and IL a IA ,lns lra1c. .n7 .ni s
and their AGENTS. Assnc.lt. 1ns plrtrrr-h..e M Ir
lividlas, cong Fire, Marine Lie and Hr.irh I.s.
rancs business not incorporated hv Gle S-4ta @.
Michigan n approved ebru-rv 10 1889 -snra ,.- ,-
the twenty hlth day Of Man, A ID 1850 furnished a
The Secretary ~ the >tateuf Michigan and fiss H. his
Office az Lansing statement o. t,e Insl arce Con.
Ptny 6nowa as tie New England tir. trsl-tnc. C. .-
p3nF, which company IS an Incorporate toranan,-
an -er the LAWS OF the state Cd. Conrecf,-at ,. ~
panylng which statement AMI constituting - nsrt
therro vas evidence satisfactory % said Score ary
OF state, OF the Investment required by said set
AND NHEsEAS, ne SAID Insurance Camnlnv lfF or
the fifteenth DAY OF bruary 4 d ls-5 furnish
the sail Secretary Of state satisfactory evi err
the capital Securities AMI investments Of sad ,rr,
ny remained secure together with III receipt q the
State treasurer agreeable 70 tbs provisions u A..
40 81 o. the Laws ~ 1861
AND WHEREAS, There has been nied W To said Sore.
tary Of state resolution under the seal u sal Com
pany signed according TO said Acts AM bearing date
the NINTH day Of frorl3ry. A. H. Is authorizing
+. lESNEY. or Lansing Michigan US Agent of e.ii
Company, TO acSnow odge service o. process a-
OF declarations iu behalf said COMPANY as DIT vied
by said Acts.
Now KNOW YE Tia; the sail Insurance ConDs,v
acting b. and through J. T. IEyNsY. as Agent allow
raed accortiug . the provisions e sail Acis and
til sad Agent. while acting as such Tor Sail Gonna
ny IS hereby authorized and empowered % trt-sart
Insurance business IN the state 4 Michigan rs prcvi
ded by said Acts, bect q all the provisions ress
vas0ns and limitations ~ -sia Actt contain.
Is IE5I1oNT MaEgEoF. I have he-elnto s.t
my hlni ali ca .seI the C-ert -,al % ti.
ISL state to b. ailxs1, the Jay sni var lrst
above written.
GEO T. HOUSE
De2. Sscyg y S.ois.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
OFFICE OF THE SEcRETARY or STATE.
I, 6E). H. H0UsE, Dep. Secretary q State Of
the state OF Michigan, do her b. certify.
that l have impaired the annexed copy "
the Annual Report and License Ct tie ..New
England Fire Insurance C0mnanv." with th.
original d.e i1 tbs Office and tat il IS er-,ct
transcript the-efsom ard Ok the whole Of such o-i-
nal.
u lEsIINoNT HERE1F. I have rerlto sat
my hans, an affixed TIC Great Ssal CD.
the State q Michigan. 81 L8lsur this
Il. s. lt0entl 4av VI February g. tho year OBJ
cur LORD oae thousand eight lundra
and s.1fy-dve
GEO. H. HOUSE
Sl3w4 D,r Sc . ef STATE.
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lneut, and Knows tle contents a. r.of ma -i. 30
poneut Is President q SAL Compary or As.g.I.ii,-
and that lie bias good reas 20 b.. =, a. fs,s d..
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Sworn AMI subscrihed before meat H,rtro-f .
sal state aud County. thi- aih Jay oi Feb.carv A. j.
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