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Certificate of Authority.
To expire on the SlSt day otJanuAry, 1899
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE
IL IHauRAHCl pEPABTMRNF.


To expire on the Slst day OF January, 1885.
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
IHsURAHol DKPABTMsNF,
COLUMNS, OHIO, January 81, 1885
WHFRKAs, The STANDARD fIRn IHsURka0l OOMs
PAHY, located ct New York, in the stats Of New
YoAx, has nlsd In this once = sworn state
meRt Of It's coalition, required By the FIRST Sec
tIon OF the act "Io Fegulste InEcraneO Companies
not incorporated By the State Of Ohio passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February ., 1884; sud,
whereas, said Company has furniahsd the uRdtr-
s'gued atisactory eVidsnee that IL G poGEessed Of
ct least Ons Hund. cd Thousand Dollars Of actual
capital, invested in sticks or bonds, or IN mort
cages OF real estate, worth double the amount fof
which the sans Is MOI tgsged and, whereas, sad
Company has fled in this once . written lnBtru.
msnt under its corporate SEAL signed By the Presi-
dent and Secretary thereof, Autholizlng any agent
or agents Of said Company IN this State TO acknoW
edge service Of process, for and IN bthsh Of said
Company, according to lhs terms OF said law.
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the Grst Bsetion
Of this sforessid set, l. JANIS. h QoDEAN, Auditof
Of State for Ohio do hereby certify that sad STAN
pARD FIRE IHsUKAHoE COnPAET Of HeW York
Is authorized 10 tranfact thS busiAess Of Fire
IusuraaeS In this State until the thirty -nrSk day
Of January, in ths year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-aix. Is.-.-
Stamp In witness whereof, have hersun 4
f5sAl.l subscribed my name and caused the seal d
my once to be affixed, the day and ysal
JAS. q. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State. 1
feblI1o0 u. d. HUDSON. Agent.
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Letter from ROsecrans on the War and
Slavery. aHs li1

The subjoined letter from General Rose.
Grams has been handed US for publication.
It was Of course, not intended for the pub
lie eye, but SIS its contents are highly hon
orable to his patriotism and humanity, We
infer that he will have no objection to see
ing It in print. General Rosecrans is one
Of those Catholics to whose notions Of
OhriEtianity any dotrine fsyoring the In
EtitutiOn of slavery is perfectly abhorrent {:
YELLOW SPRINGS, o., Nov. 10, 1856.
NJ DEAE SIR-Thanks for your kind
note. mast say that the earnest sense Of
Justice, and the keen perception Of simple
fidelity to the country's interests without
party bias, which the loyal people Of the
country exhibit, Ill me with consolation
and hope. That Gods Judgments are IN
this war think no one can fail to zee
with more thsn ordinary elesrness. That
BE ehastissth us in mercy I humbly hops.
1 hope it because see Christian men Of
all persuAsions showing their sense of de-
pendcnce on Him. That God will have
mercy on us, preserve The unity Of the ma
tion, and deliver both nations from that
dresdful curse, African slavery, I pray for
and hope for.
Thanking you for your prayers, re-
main very truly yours. -i'.s 2 ~ 3
-H- -- W. s. RosEcRAEA.
Rev. DR.. KIy, Roslyn, Long Island
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Laura Keene has written new play,
which Barnum has purchased for one thou
sand dollars.
The face Of Harriet Hosmef's Zenobia
was copied from an ancient coin. 1zs
-Nspeleon has had an addition Of ], 900
proofs f his, Life Of Cesar struck Of for
grstuitous publication. 81 .r---z---- ~
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Certificate Of Authority.
To expire On tha slst day OF January, 1eee.
OT5IcE SF THK AUDITOR or SFAFE,
IHsuRANcl DEPAGTM'F,

OFTIoR or THK AUDITOR or STATE,l
IHsUEANcI DEPARTM'T,
COLUEBus, o., Jan. %, 1865.
WHKBEAG, The YOHKERS q &NER YORK FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located ct Yonkfrs, in
the Ststs Of New York, has fled in this ofice .
sworn statement Of its condition, as required BY
the first section OF the set 'Tc regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated BY the state Of Ohio,
passed April 8, 1855, and amended February p
1854 and whereas, Said Company has furnished
satisaetory evidence that IL Il possessed Of ct least
one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital in
vested in stocks or bonds, or in mortgages Of rea
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgagsd, and whereas, Said Company
has hlsd IN this once . written Instrument undsr
its eorporAts sal Rgned By the President and Sec
Tetary thereof authorizing any agent or agents OF
said Csmpany in this Ste 70 20 aeknoWiedgS service
Of pFocOsl, for and IN behalf Of sad Company, ao-
eordibg to the terms OF said law.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the arIt 1estion
Of shs aforesaid act 7, JAS. n. GODaAN, A I'D
iter ofthe State Tor ohio, do hereby certify
YOHKERS AND AEW YORK FIRE INST DRARCE
COMPANY, Of E0nken, n. T., il GuthoriEed to
transact the business Of Fire InEuFanos In this
State until the thirty-fTIt day Of Jsnuary, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and Bixty-six, 3.
In witness whereof I have hsrsuntO subscribed
SEAL. ny hand and caused the seal Of my
25TAMF. Ofieo - Be afhzed the day and year
a5a 80 JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
lsba190 Auditor ef btase.
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novel Method Of Raising Money.

.ENSNe g A-SsAHtN - .AAesA1AA8 1AOHoJs
q The Rev. John AcClosksy, Arch
bishop Of New York, AdTsrtises to preach
In the Trshshguration Church in New
York city, tickets Of sdmision one dollar,
to be appropriated to the repair
Of the Pastors house. This Is GER
tainly an original1 Is well Is profitable
idea. e1odt 5aiI Wo-z .rsC1h-7f
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me Fleet Tor Europoan yEatsr1.

The Washington correspondent Of the
TFmes ssys. g Admiral Goldsborough Is
here perfeeting the organization OF the
feet for European wsters.o twill be eom-
posed OfsOms Of the largest and hneEt fri-
gates which the recent nRgsIsuecssS have
released fIOn blockade duty, and possibly
an ironclad tons Of the largest CLASP may.
be addSd toits5 a--4 -st.9 Tfs--g =
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-LAfHta oIdTrIokr.

z We notice by our exchanges, that the
Medium Fay Is practieingz his old tricks
again In Eastern New York. When e1-
posed last spring, at Cleveland, he agreed
to abandon his course Of imposture, but he
seems to have forgotten his pledge, and is
again gulling his spiritual frisndsp and the
public. When will people exercise little
common sense with travelling humbugs7
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f.c.l HUGH koOULLeOH,
Comptroller Of thu Currency.

hEncHANTe' NATIONAL BASK cB oLHVIIAND,
Z -ra,L Cleveland, o., February 9, 1855. !
This Bank having been duly authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency TO commence the buEi-
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid will open
its books and be prepared for the Transaction Of
business on Thursday, ths 9Th inst.
esssa ct that dAte. ..r d. I.I.H... -r-
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions Of
Govern 1snt Bonds, and act a. tbs Agent Of jay
OookO In the sale Of q. 8. "SeVOn- ThiFty" notss.
5.r-e i-,a 7. P. HANDY, President.
WI. our4Es Oa,hisr. fsbsiS3
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EANCY CIGAR7STANDS, BOOK.
II Raeln, Braeks., &C., Ios ne Hoiidays, q
: dels o0ELHss
feI Ws3dsl lHolg
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u o. 3. $40 Six Per Cent.
coLD-REARINc BONDS.

Thess Bonds are now worth prsnium Of nine
per cent, insiuding goIi interest from November,
which makes the sstuAl profit on ths 100 Loan, at
earrsnt rates, including iatsFsAt, about ten per
cent per Annun. besides its sr~npaOu JtOs Stat.
asd EantOpal taxation, which adds from on. 70 Grss
yT Sfi Or', according to the rAto levied on other
property, Tbs interest is payable ssmi-snnually
By coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut Of shdIO.d to Sny bank or tanker.
Ths interest amounts to
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zeeaI AatIFEs.
MASTERS SILE-P1FS1ant o u

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
WI command Of deerstAl order Of sale from ths
Court q Common Pleas Of Guy ahOga Comfy, Ohio,
st the suifof Edward HisntDn administrator q o.
estats owl liam Green, deceased agalnSt Isaas z.
Gleason, Watson E. Thompson, rsesiVSr Of Luoious
9. Peck, Courtland Palmer and Frederick 7. Wal
lace, assignees OF billiard. Hays, Palmer Co.,
LeVerett Aleott and Burrett ". Horton, Perry y.
Babe0ek and Bopson Rurds Jr., Charles IFai6lrn
andsW ado A. Fisher, HArrist Uhl, a. sH Ii .ils
and Henry 0.Abbsyi rsesiVer Of Luclaa Eask,
to me directed / shall expose for sals, ct public
suction st the door Of the Court House. In the City
ufClsVeland, on the Sth day Of March, A. D. 1ees,
at o'clock P. II. Of said day, the following de-
seribed land to wit Situate in the town cf lnde-
pehdenee, IN the couhfy of Cuyahoea, aud Htat4 Of
Ohio, and e known = beng part u lol number n,
Of Hubbard Tract, 90 eailed, sast ofthS cuyah5gA
river, and bounded, to Wit: Commencing At the
point the third step In the foot Of the Lock
Der IS, north Of Portags Summit, In the Ohio canal
and on the towing path side, numbering the steps
FROM the top of the Lock, and rnnuinE thaneo EE8t-
srly 70 point In the garden fence 'stsnding abo1t
two feet north from the privy, with the stakes
driven by It thenca Southerly on the line u the
garden fence through the barn yard to the north
line Of the farm belonging to Moses Gleason; thancS
east on said line TO the Ohio eanal thsncs n0rth-
orly along the canal % The plis of iunia4 esR-
tanning acre Of land more or lsas; siSS, road
or lane next the tOWing-pAth north, to the bridge
across the canal.
Appraised 1t s., 500. - it
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Anttfes.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
Il OF the Directors Of the State Fire and Marine
InPurAnes Company, to change the Company from
AutnAl to . joint Stock Company, said meeting
to be holden February 18th, At O'Clock P. NJ,
ct the once Of the Company IN the city Of Cleve-
land. 'fl J.H. UNDERWOOD, Ssc'y.
Cleveland, Jan. 25, 1885. Jan27:lsI
-0FTToE o. TRI OLHvELaHD laos MINIHa Co.,
CLEVELAHD, Feb sth, 1885.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors
LOT the Cleveland Iron Mining Co. have this day
declared senl-annuaI DiSidend Of Five (eS Dol.
All or shaTs, payable on the 9sth FebruGry b
stoekholdeFs rsgh tered 10 the New York Books,
Will b paid ct tbs once Of the 'FAmerB' Laan and
Trust %, !" in New Hork. All otherr Will Be paid
at the elnse Of the Treasurer In Cleveland. H
The TTan1tr BtokI will Be closed from chs 10Th
70 the 2sth Inst inclusive.
feb1I:l9a SkA'L L. MATHER, Trsas'r.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVKN that
IN . petition win Be presented to the Commission
lse6, asking for the location Of public highway
IN BrscksVills Township, commencing ct the inter
section Of the River Road With the line Of lots "a
and 10; thsncs running lE An RAateTy direction to
the centre Of Cayahoga River near the Road Lock
on lns ODlo OAnAl. lanS0:lsl
OTFIoH OF TBE CoMMKRCIIL MUTUAL IAS. Co.,
CLKvELAND, February 8th, 1885. ID
HHHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Il the choice Of ave Trustees Of this Oompauy 70
serve thF yesrS, and for three Inspectors Of the
succeeding election will be held at the Once Of the
Company on Tuesday, the 2ISt inAtsnt. The poll
viii be opened at s o'clock P. X. and close At 5
O'Clock H.H; uG .lt eEo. A. TIsDALE,
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The Company own In fee simple, ,fres Of all ineum-
brancos large tract land, (an Of which IL bore
Abls territory situated In VsnsEgo county Pa, in
what B believed to Be part Of the Great OH Basin
Of which OIL Greek is the central line.
They have two wells DOWN, each to the depth Of
500 tset, with splendid shoW Of Oh, both Of which
are about to be tested, ard are making propa-
rations for sinking third.
A limited Amognt Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open 1t Banking House Of AFs
nation can be CD; Ained. fan1S:19S
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The whole lOss by the recent Ere in
Philsdelphia Will not bsless than $500, 900,
Loss Of eOSlOiE l. s7SsOos Insured in New
York ooupania6. lsd51 1-lues- sag TO
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oa1e ome,E.r.- Z q !, Iahbr "a Priaon.

The Chic oficsn confined in Libby At
ths present time aSs Captain q. Moore,
oapssin a. MeAlpns Captain L. Bschtsl'
Captain ]. K. FIIfrow and Lieutenant A.
AcCanksy, aalltof the 18th Ohio cavalry.
Captain F, H. Mason, Of the 12tb Ohio
OSYnlry is slso there. ,ss-nHs-s-. fsIb si
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o " . ULlTI71 II7IEII ~ .


M ASTERS sALR-PufTuaht 10 she
ILlcommand Of . decretal order OF sale IRON tbs
Court OF Common Pleas of Ouyahoga county, at tbs
suit Of Allied Kellogg, Administrator Of the Estate
or Martin Kellogg, deceassd, ARAinGt John Pellets
and Charles HArts 20 ne directed, llali { ciir faE
sale at public auction, st ths dor q hol11rrs
House in the city Of Cleveland, on the twenty
eighth day Of February, A. d. 1855, ct three O'Clock
?. n, the following described premises, to wis -
Paris Of lots eighty ak (s6 and ninety-six (9 In
Dover township, nlnber seven, ~ and IN the af-
tenth range in the ConneetieIt Western BassrTes
being also IN CuyGhoga county Aad stAAs o. Ohio
and bounded e folloW8I Commanding on ths LahS
shore on the Northeast corner Of land owned by
Joseph Moore, Jun, and running thGnos AoAih on
ssId MOore's West lino 70 Hsnry TA7loT'a lAndi
thence West on the North line Of said TAy lland
70 land owned b. Benjamin OohoOn and SAMUEL aEd
Jacob Bottom; Ihencs HoItb On the East ne of
said OUhoon and Dottom's land % thp Lafs ahozss
thence East along the Lake Bbors 20 ths place sf
beginning, containing AfEy. eight acres Of lard b
the Bams mere lo9s t0gstnsR viii all lie hsrsd-
itAments and spplrtsna3ess thsrounto' bslqnEiag,
but sahiset 20 all legal Highways. a.
Appraised IS 81 $50.
B. B. BEATIs, PIES Atty. jan31S9
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,0Oos
Five Dollars Annual Premium
VIII insure 900 against loss Of life ocoasioued BY
accident 70 any PHtlie eoHreydHos By which the As
sursd may be at the tine travelling, aadr ths TrsV-
slNrt RtsL Policy, 8il- J a-f ~ -4-.. 7-.,
Ten Dollars Premium
compensation for personal injury ineapscitatfng z
the assured from his ordinary bGHiness-undeT
the Travellers RlBk. l. -t-
Twenty-Five Dollars Premium
Secures fun policy for S. 900, and SIS Per week
compensation for ali and every description Of AeoI-
dent, travelling or otherWiss-undsr General Ae-
oldeht Policy. ~
Policies for $500, with So Der week compensation,
can be hid for s. Per Gnnum, or any other sam
between $500 and eS000 at ProPors.onate rates.
Special and hsEArdOus TiSks taken At special sna
hAEsrdouB rates. --.-.i
RE No medical examination required.
J. G. BATTERsoE, Prss't.
RoDBEY DENNIS, see'y.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
Tho above Company have increased their Capital
to $500 0o0 as Wi be seen By their card above and
are perfectly reliable. --E Erl -
The undersigned, Agent for the Company n thiS
city, Is noE iszuing great many policies to all
Class Of citiaens A fsW days since, John o. Fsa-
derVeld, . Fireman, living on the Wsst Side. vas
lnluAe0 ~ nfo 80 bnet n0 Naa unable tOr = time
70 perform his accustomed labor, and made his
claim to the Agent hers for compensation, and ~
soon a. the proper proofs could be sent to the Com
pany, the monsy was ordered TO be paid over 10
him, without delay, and the Agent Is directed TO
settle all claims 90 soon as properly made.
This Compsny, although y0ung In existence, has
become she most popular IBsarAnos Company Of
any sort In the United States. Hundrs6s and thou.
sands Of ell ages aod circumstances are sscarng
policies from $500 to s. CO., and for tFAYseEs' rsks
and compensation for disability. -.
All who are exposed to accidents Of any sort land
who are not sometimes exposed D are Invited 20 cali
on the Agsnt snd satisfy themselves IN this matter
No examination necessary, and no matter what
age. A. FULLER, Agent,
janI9 H eI5 sHpeFior.st.. OIs4sIaad, ohio.
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9peius.

CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE.
Hua, ALTERma and PBRssma.-HaEing NJ res
turned from the East, an prepared, b tha - q
well e In felt and beaver hats, in the boIt pcIbia
manner anf most BE Gty la.l1g zf gl0E
n BRED'K. OYBIAEsoa
French 9tnam DYO HOlIa.
mArls tos and iog sdstcs Eslttk.
EAMILY DYE COLoRS-A Ep1L
IL Gssortmont Of thess colcZL Eysry fknLlT can
Dye their own goods IS very mall CT. ne oci-
Ors are bright and durabls, and eject yfoa3 1aE-
fng By maling old garments look a god e1nfTs-
Prices IS and 1b cents per package. FoE lAlq ~
OHUROH1LL B BBOTHLl
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8Hsaraafe.

0ANMENNFEs
lR9R. EOOKExk 18RR.
MUTUAL INSURANCE OOKPIIT. !
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL AND AssIrA sa@,OS
EO Scrip Dividends. PrOats dlvidsd IN CASE
Omong Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine HasATdI of al kinda, Fire RislA
BuildingB, Merchandise Furniture, Vessels In Port
pnd the better class Of Risks generally. 20
DIRECTORS. .- ...-.-
Rm. Hart, B. Pelton, Amass Stone,
8. aarretsoa, A. J. Breed, o. n. OVistt,
2. ". Pelton, Wm. WsIIhouBe.
oFFI0E-oyisttI HxchAnge, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. s1sF
L's''s AsinIs'A and Pr3%FRt{ ~ P1H9; 4 p,..,s.,.
L. D. HUDsOE. sssrssary aoi7.Rdlv
A.TTLLER, Agent, ais Superior St.
CTATEMKNT OF THE CONDITION
- OF THE
YOnkOra and New York Insurance
On the Is. day Of January. 'IssS, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, Pur1uant to the ststuts Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company Il YoEKIRs AID MY
ksrS, WsstehsGter county, New York.
The aaount Of il Capital Stock 900 %
paid up. 10000 %
Cash Of the Company on hand and IN
the hands Of Agents and other per-
sons l4SS9 10
Company, (AI Per vouchers aecOmpa.
nying)-hoH secured and the rate Of
interest theFeon..-.- seS, ,ISo "
Debts otherwise secured, las per Vouch-
ers aeconPsnyingl, by Cows Stocks. III, 100 %
Debts for PrehlumS s27l 20
An other Securities, aOsTasd interest and
Company proPsItT. 1l,eo2 80
Total Assets Of the COmpany.........Ss Ss29, ,sO7 s1
LIABILITIES. D
Losses unadjCstsd 100 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured In any one
riBk 90 %
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to Be In
suTed in any one city, town or village. No rule
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
The Amount Of its capital earnings deposited in
any other stAts as security for losses therein.-
None
srIEE or Nav YoRK,
County Of New York, '''
RickA,d L. franklin, President, ard John ".
Murray, Secretary, Of the YonherI and New York
Fire 1nsuranoe Company, being SeVerAliy sworn.
dspose and ray, that the fofeloing Il fall, true
and correct HtstSmsnt Of the shirs Of said O0mpl-
ny that the said Insurance Company is the bona
ads owner OF ct least Ons Hundred Thousand Doll
lars Of a5tuRl Cash Capital invested IN stocks and
Bonds or moTtgnge8 ol Real Estgte, worth double
ths amount for which tbs same Is moTtgAged, and
that they are the Abose described o1aeerH Of BAid
Insurance Company. f- y - @
RICBARD L. FRANKLIN, Prss't.
jobs ". HORRAT, sse'y.
Subscribed ana sworn before ne, this 18th day Of
January, 1866.
lSHkE JAMES ". HALE,
[6TLlEF.l Com'r Tor Ohio In New York.
OFgIcK OF THK AUDITOR OF sTArH,
CoLuEBus, o., Jan. %, 1855. I
It lg hereby certified that the foregoing is . cor
rect copy OF the Statement OF the Condition Of the
Yonkers and NONX ork Fire Insurance Company Of
Tonkers, New York made to and hled in this once,
for the year 1855. @ s=-s t OH.
[SsAL Witness ny hand and seal oacially.
fsfAMP,l .- JAS. g. GODNAN,
Auditor Of State.
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Bank Autife.
TREASURY DEPARTNENT, ]
0BTIcE or OOnRfRoLLEs CT THH OURRKSoT,
-MAhHMarou. JanuarN 2lnt. lsB5.


0BTTcE or OOaRFRoLLKs CT THH OUARKEoT,
WASHINGTON, January Slst, 1858.
-WHBRRAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w the undeTBlgns6, Il has been made TO appear
that "rh0 MERORAHT5' NATIONAL BANK OF
0bKVELAND,' In the City Of Cleveland, in the
county Of OWgakoga, and State OF Ohio has been
duly RaniEed under and according to tbs require
provide National Currency, secured by pledge
or United States Bonds and 70 provide for the CTR
culAtion and TedsmptioP thereof" approved jane
5, 1884, and has complied with all the ProviEions Of
said Act required TO be eompied with before com-
meneInK the business Of Banking under said Ast.
Nov, therefore, 1, HUGH Nc Hc5ULL0oH, Comp
trelsrof CzrTency, do hereby certify that iThS
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF OLeVE
LAND, - in the ca Of Clssei9Bd, in the county Of
dsyakoSa, and State q 0hio, IL authorized to COM
msnes the business Of Banking uhdSr the Act Afors
In TsStimsny Whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofenies. this Thirty FIRST day ef January 1861
e'-T1 S-'' EJTrnu NEoouIIo0u
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now offered By the GOTsrnnent and IT Is co ahdent.
y szPsst.a that its superior advantage. will make
ia the.
esEAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEtPLE.
LrG than $500. .OOO. 900 rsmain unso'd, which will
probably be disposed OF within the next Ai1ty or
ninety days, when tbs notes will Undoubtedly com.
uand premium, as has uniCOrnly been the case on
cIOsing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town AID section
Of tbs ssuutiy may be sEerdsd facilities for taking
the Loan, the National Banks, State Banks and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
sray agreed 70 receive subscriptions at par. Sub.
S'ribsrI viii SslsCs thsr own agents, in Whcm they
have confidence, and who snly are to be rs,pOnsl-
be for ths delivery Of the notes for which they re-
s.iTs orders.
JAX COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
subscriptions will be reO,irsdb by the
First National Bank OF Cleveland. and
Second National Bank Of Cleveland.
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subIoIbed aud sworn before me, this R4th day ol
January. A. D. 1885.
fseaL1 TH0S. L THORNELL,
istsmp CJnm' EHiOner for Ohio in New YSrk.
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OFFICE CT TN AUDITOR or STATE, I

OFETcE CT FHM AUDITOR or sTATE, I +
05LUzRUs, ONO. Jan. 81, 1855. .
1t Is hereby certified, that the foregoing is cor
rect COPY Of the statement Of nditon Of the Stan.
dard Fire Insurance. Company Of New YORK, made
to and dled in this ofice, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
TSRAL JAS. b. GOODMAN,
tsTAnP.l Auditor Of State.
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The greatest amount allowed By the rules to be in.
Hursd In any one eitys town Or village. No gene
raj rule. H4F
The greatest amount allOvhd 70 be insured In any
one block No general rule.
The amount Of It's capital earnings dspoSited In
sDy other State, Is security for losses therein.
None
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By suthOritJ Of The Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undsrslsnsa has a.Sunsd the General subssrip-
sloa Issusy f69 thssals Of Unittd States Trsslury
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EThs.sN0sss srs iisuod under date of August IEth,
lssA. ana are psysbls three year. from that tina.
ia currency or are convertible At the option of the
holder into