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LIFE ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERRocKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

-.H OE n Il W 1OAAe
Having established Branch Once IN this city, are
now prepared to Issue Policies upon the Life. En-
doEment or Ten Year Plans, offering every consist.
ont advantage TO insurers. l-Els su. NV
Particular attention Is called 70 their Ten Year
system, which permits q person to pay for his In
Burahoe, in fail, in ten annual forty quarterly
payments; after which the party 70 inBuIing re-
oeiVes Psid-up policy and has nothing further
10 pay.
This plan slso hAs the advantage Of being strictly
nou-forfsftable. Thus, slthough 10 case Of the
death OF the party assuring his policy would be
good for the aoec, ul amount, yet In case Of dis.
o0utinuiog his ItyE aKts, he receives 9 pro-rata
policy, in exact accordance with the time he has
paid As for example, nan insuring for IS, ,oo6 Il
he has made two annual payments thereon, wishes
discontinue It. he will reosiVe paid up policy Of
two-tenths cf 5000, being 81, 600; II be has paid
three years, 81 800; II four years, 1000 and on
in proportion tb the entire ten yeArs.
FOlici&s issued and all business transacted upcn
he most fEYorsble terms BY = 5
s. s. COE q LOUIS b. SMITH,
Agents for Stats Of Ohio.
0hlce cor. Superior and msrWin Sta, Cleveland.
Comparative AEsets as to Liabilities larger than
anyOthsr Company doing business IN this etase.
CLEVELAND BOABD OF REFERENOE.
30 8 D. MCMILLAN, Of Gordon, Mcmillan b Os.
LeFerstt AlcotG, Of Aloott B Horton, Cleveland.
Chas. A. Read Co., Bankers, CIsvsisnd.
d. B. Sexton, OF D. B. eexton b Co., Cleveland
7. P. Handy, Prest Merchants Bank, Cleveland.
P. J. Price, Of Morris q rriSe, Cleveland.
Z. P. Myers, Stove Manufacturer, Cleveland.
O. ". Ooe, Miller, Cleveland.
g. A. Benedict, Hditor ''Herald," Cleveland.
jan20:Is1 --.
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Some discussion has bssn excited by
GenerAl shsrman,s ordsr sppropriating
lands along sths coast Of South Carolina
and Georgia, for the benefit OF the negro.
The Hartford PrSss makes statement In
regard to the matter that possesses much
interest IS proving the good SenSe Of Sher-
man In consulting with the blAeks. It
SayS that when Mr.. Stanton was In S&van-
nah, General Sherman invited to confer
ence twenty Of the leading men among the
the negroes such as they selected 70 repre-
sent them, They sent. their most intelll-
gent men, their cls1S-leaderS preachers
some of the large-brained, shrewd, clear
headed men. With this body Of represen-
tatiHe men, General Sherman, in the preI-
ence Of Mr.. Stanton, entered into full
and free conference regarding their condi-
ton and their wishes. Theyfully explain
cd 10 him their situation and their desires.
They told him that their principal want
was land. If they had the assured posses
liOn Of land they would support themselves.
They were then. asked whether they would
prefer TO live by themselves or with white
people After consultation, they answered
that, for the present, they. would prefer to
be by themselves. The scheme was there
fore arranged in most Of its details exactly
in sccordanos with the wishes Of the me-
groes, and with their practical suggestions.
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The R4ruIar ArnH.

IA Seine feeling Is being manifested st ths
Capital about the partlality shown at the
War Department % officers Of the reRulsl
army Many Of the "regularsr have been
made generals cr'eol0nels in.the volunteer
Esrvioe, and yzome Of those thus promoted
EEe-in She field, but q large proportion ol
the regular officers have bean placed in
plsnssntd positions cut Of harms way,
where they draw allowances for quarters,
'rationE IN lind and the other axtrSa which
BcBWsll Jheir psy.a The following figures
from an authentic source sustain this as.
sertion'! o5e----.-
~ on DUET WITH TEEn RBanuNT.
rsOf SIX Oolonels Of cavalry, none. oa.
- Five OolonelS Of artillery, two. aat
o. Nineteen Colonies Of infantry, two.
zeGix LieRtelsnt-O Colonies of cavalry, none.
"a Five Lieutenant -Colonsls Of artillery,
one --7 alF azalfap rfafsLE fzsI,la.z aerF
~ Nineteen LjeutenGnt-C Colonels of infant
~ one. sS Jcr sseFar E-a Hat
Eighteen Majors of cavalry, none
oaEle7sn Majors Of artillery, none.
Fifty-siK Msjous Of infantry, four.
6sVenty-tWO Captains Of cavalry, twelve.
Sixty Captains Of artillery, twelve. .-
Three hundred and ten Captains Of In
hntry, forty-six.tgT zi-a5 - .Ez -i1
.. Eightyssix First Lleutensnts Of cavalry
thirty. sis1 %, sss5s i. --a vTa
One hundred and nineteen FirIt Lieu,
tenants Of artillery, Afty-one.
Two hundred and sixty-tWo First Lieu
tsHants Of nfsRtry, ninsty y-eight
9NentE ,tw0 Second Lientensnts Of cav
airy, twelve.
Fo1t3 Second lLisutenahtI Of artillery,
twenty-five.
.9hifty-6vs Second LieutensntS Of in.
1Antry, twenty.
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There has been regatta IN the Amer.
iesn style at Bangkok, Siam. r

There hsS been regatta IN the Amer
lean style at Bangkok, Siam.
There H7a proposition aAoat to build
3 railway from eiam to China; and the
King Of Siam, II an engineer is sent TO
examine the route, 2" viii furnish elephants
and give protection from Bangkok, through
his dominions 70 Hlnsng )Phrabang; but
he cannot furnish the means to psY his
passage and s&lsry. He fears It win be
wasting money He il also fearful that
the engineer will get intoxicated and fan
into the river and be drowned, or on 90.
count Of change Of climate die Of dysen-
terry, or from travelling IN the Jungle NAV
die Of Jungle fever, the Gaime as many
others have done, and thus tha business
prove failure and the money wasted"
1.-The Seine Is compIsEeIy cleared of
the Ice which ohstrucsed It's passage through
Paris, and the navigation is now clear.
Great precautions ware successfully adopt
Cd to protect, the numerous tablishments
on the river from injury when the thaN
letin, and no oaeOident occurred. 5bz-H
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No ReeoruItiou.

Late and reHsble intelligence from over
the waters shows that no design Of inter
VsntiOn is cherished by the ruling powers
Of England. Lord Palmerson Is too old
and gouty for war while Lord Russsl and
the Queen are for peace. The report of
what Napoleon viii do is equally imprOb-
able. Napoleon has affairs Of his own to
attend to without getting up 3 foreign
war. ----
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AEaaI NetIfEe.
NTAsTERs SITR[P1Ts1ant q p

MASTERS SALE-PuFsuaRt 70 The
1Al command Of deoretal order y sale from The
Court II Common Pleas, Of Guy Ehoga County, Ohio,
81 the suit Of Edward Henton adnfalltrat6r Of ths
estate ofWIliam Green, deceased, against Isaac L
Gleason, Watson =. Thompson, receiver Of LnclrlI
8. Peck, CORTLAND Palmer and Frederick T. va.
lace, assignees Of billiard. Hays, Palmer 4 Co.,
LsVerett Aleott and Burrett w. Horton Perry H.
Babeock and Bopson Aurd, Jr., Charles Brad6ara
and Waldo A. Fisher, HRFrist Uhl, Il. b. LitllS
and Heary G. Abbey, receiver Of Lrciul s. reeA
70 ne directed. HhAu expose for sale, az pubic
auction, at the door Of the Court House. IN the sT
CfClevsland, on the Sth day Of March, A. D. 1896,
ct O'eloek P. d Of said day, the following da-
scribed land, to wit; situAte in tbs town Of lnde
pendence, in the County Of cuyshega, and etEts of
Ohio, and is known as being part Of lot number tes
Of Hubbard Tract, 90 called, east Of the Cuyahogs
river, and bounded, to wit: Commencing at the
point Of the third step In the foot Of the Look
Der 49, north Of Portage Summit, in the Ohio cana
and on she towing path side, numbering The ate
from the top Of the Lock, and running Themes VEL
erly 70 point In the garden fence, standing about
t-sa Eaaf north from the priNcy. With the stakes
driven BY tt thence southery on the line Of the
garden fence through the barn yard to ths nortA
line Of the farm belonging to Moees Gleason thence
east said line to the Ohio canal; thence north
sry along the canal TO the place Of beginning con-
tanning enc acre Of land more or sss; also, road
or lane next the toViug-psth north, to the bEiaE0
across the canal.
Appraised st 81, 500. 44- "a y
D. ". GAGE, Master Conf.i
=: I: HAMILTON, Plaintifs Attorney. ffiz
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Certificate of Authority
10 expire on the SisE day OF January, 1se0.
OgFIos or THK AUDITOR or STATE,
INBURAHeI DKPAErHEHT.
OoLUHBUs, OHI0, January 81, 18es
WHRHEAB, The STANDARD FrBR INSURANCE Con-
PAHI, looAted at New York, in tbs stAts OF Kew
Toak, hAs hled in this office 3 sworn Btate-
msnt Of its condition, required By the first
tion Of the act "To requisite Insurance Companies
not incorporated By the State Of Ohio" passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February ., 1884, and,
whereas, said Company hss furnished thu under
signed salts hotOry oYidsnoe that u is posEesssd Of
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual
capital, invested in stocks or bonds, or IN mort.
cages OF real estate, worth double the amount FOR
which the Esme Is moTtgsged and, whereas, sad
Company bas filed in this once . written instru-
ment under its corporate seal signed By the PreSi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
agents Of said Company in this stAts TO aoknOwl
edge service OF process, for and In behalf Of said
Company, according 10 the terms Of said law.
New, therefore, in pursuance Of the frss section
Of the Aforesaid act, J. JANIS. Il. 0oDHAE, Auditor
Of state for Ohio, do hereby osrtff that said ETAN
DARD FIRE INsuRAHOE CoHPAST OF New York,
is authorized TO tranSaot the business Of Fire
Insurance in this State until the thirty -drgk day
Of January, in 'syear one thousand eight hundred
and Eixty-six.
STAMP In illness whsrsaE nave bsssaa 70
f5eut. subs Ibod ny name aDd caused the seal Of
my Hoe TO be affixed, the day sAd year
above written.
JAS. b. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
fsbll:1o0 u. ID. HUDSON. Agent.
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A Remarkable DtseOVery In the Rebel
1890. ., -EaAnoess -t- ~
Therebs Ho15s recently vent into 3
secret session over their finances when the
astonishing discovery was made that the
amount of arrears of indebtsdness was
over s4oo, ,Ooo, 600 instead of STA, 4,OOe, 900
IS had been reported st the beginning Of
session. To meet this astonishing indsbt-
ednsss Trenholm recommsndssn increase
Of loo per cent. on all taxes already I'M
posed. Rebel finances are evidently In q
hard way.
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nl.ek .1aur ID one Rep.a1sa. !.

The passage blythe Lsgi,lsture of the
act for the relief Of the poor, strikes out ths
statute from the laws of Ohio which pro
Tides that no person Of color shall be held
sohaTe gained 8 residence iu this Stats by
virtue Of having remained within its limits
for two years. It Is due to the South Car
1Oiina corner Of7ths House to say that they
sOencurred in it.
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SECURITY OIL Co.
CAPITAL, = 500, 900,
SHARES 81 90 EACH.
no FURTHER AssEssMEKF
Additional Working Fund TO be Ap.
prODFlated, $S9, 900.
W. 5 Q. OTIS, Esq, President.
=. J. LEWIS, Secretary.
O. A. READ, Treasures.
no 5FURTHER AssEssMEKT
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS:
", 8. O. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
J0HH HARTHEsS, A. B. MANNING,
VIM. 7. sTAEDART, ". WELLHOUSE,
o. JOHN b. SARGRNT.
The Company own in fee simple, free Of inoum.
brancs, ample Lands located in the very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegheny River and Big Gan
dy orosk, VODangc county, Pa. Also thres Trsetl
under LeASshOId, on which THREE WELLS are
commenced. which are oontrSote51(and already
paid for to be put down to the depth Of 600 feet y
one We'll 4 now down 4s6 feet, with Ahs show Of
Oil, with iRtsrsat In two Engines, Tools, TabiBg,
Fixtures, &o., paid for.
In addition TO the moneys already expended, the
Company have nine thousand dollars cash on hand.
Subscriptions VIII Be received at the Banking
House Of @. A. Read q Co., 96 Superior
Street, for balance Of unsoId utoek, $50 900, ct
par Valne. 4hs entire amount subscribed 20 be ap-
PropEAEed for working the Lands for shs benefit Of
the Company. isb4:ls2 4fhp
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Q. 8. SEQ six Per Cent.
coLD-sEARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth prsnium Of nine
Per cent, including sold Interest ftOu November,
which makes the sstual profit on the 7-so Loan, at
current rates, iholudipg Interest, shout ten Per
cent Per sanuu, besides IT'S sssussiOu from slGts
aud sSaaislpaI usaaou, sslseh add. from oa, 10 -ss
PEI st Eors sseOrdipg to the rAts lszied on other
property. The latsrsUs is payable ssuI-aunuElIy
By coupons attached to each note, whish may Be
cut oH aadEOld to Gay bank OF banker.
The intsrsIt amounts to
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Ma ASTERS SALE.-Pursuant e, ths
4N1 command Of deoretal order Of saIs irons -
Court Of Common Pleas Of 0uyshogs county, at the
Buit Of Alfred Kellogg Administrato he E1tAts
Of Martin Kellogg, deceased, aEasnst John Pellets
and Charles Hart, 10 me directed, I shan ofsr for
sale At public auction, st the dsor Of the Cours
Hsuse In the city Of Cleveland, on the twenty
eighth day Of February, A. D. 1888 at thres o'clock
?. n the following described prsmisis, "a Wit -
Parts Of lots eighty sx 6) and Binsiy-six (S6) In
Dover township, numbsr seven, % aSd N ths AZ,
teenth range in the Oonneeticut Western RssetsS,
being also in Ouyshega county and State Of Ohio,
and bounded Is folloWa; Commencing on the Lake
shore on the Northeast corner Of land owned by
Joseph Moore, Jun, snd running thancs South oa
said moors's West line 10 Henry Ia7Iof's lahd J
thence West the North line Of SAid Taylors and
to land owned By Benjamin Oohoon and samuel and
Jacob ROttom; ihenes Moth on the Esst line a
said Oohoon and Bottoms land 70 the Lake shore
thence East aloog the Laks shore 70 the place q
BEGINNING containing hfIy-sight acres Of land, bs
the aame mere less, together with all the hsred-
itament8 ard appurtsnancss thefeunto belong
but HHhjeet 70 AL legal highways.
Appraised At 81 OSO. ~ ..-.s-4
D. W. G ,GE, Master Cor'T.
B. B. BEAVIs, Pits Atty. ian2ssls5
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Certificate Of Authority.
To expire On ths 5lSt day Of January, 1854
oTTIn1 OT TEs 1UpI7oR Or STAEE,o
IHsuRAMCR DERA1RE'F, To

To expire On tbs 5lst day Of January, 1854
oTTIc1 81 EEa 1UpIEoR Or STAEE,1
IHsuRAMCE DEPA3RE'F, To
-ra won CoEUMBva, o., Jan. Is, 1885.
WHKRKAS, The YOHKERS NEW YORK FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at YoRkfrs, in
the State of New York, has hleS in this ONCE
sworn statement of its condition, Is required By
the 6rEt section Of the set TO regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated BY the State Of Ohio"
passed April 9, 1856, and amended February 3,
1854; and whereas, Said Company has furnished
1Atssetory sYidsnge that it is possessed OF at least
one hundred thou3and dollars Of actual capital in.
vested IN stocks Or bonds, or In mortgages OF rsa
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same IL nortgaged; and whereas, Bald Company
hAs nlsd in this o1aOe written inst ument under
its eorPorAte seal, signed BY the President and SEQ
rstary thereof aurhoriAing any agent or agents OF
said Company In tAlB State TO acknowledge service
Of process, for and in behalf Of Bs.d Company, SC
Oording to the terms Of said law.
GoW, thsreiore, In pursuance Of the Rrst section
Of the Aforesaid act, ], JAS. q. 0UDMAN, Aud
tier Of the STATE for Ohio do hereby that said
TONKERS AND HEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE
CoMPAEY, Of TonksrI, n. T., Il authorized 10
transact the buainssB Of Fire Insurance In this
State until the thiFty-hrst day Of January, in the
year enc thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
In witness WhSFe0f have hSreunte subscribed
SKAL. my hand and caused the seal Of ny
bsTAHP.l once 10 b Gfxed the day and year
JAS. h. GOODMAN,
hbe:1eo Auditor ef btate.
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kbe:Ieo
steam TO and non the Old Country,

HHK WKLL-KNOWN 80
Il taYorits Qyde-bni iron steam q ~
IN oftks ANOH0R LINE Of stsaua.F t15iA
ShipV. 0HHBRRRLA," !" "OALEDO- uaalllLa-zl
III, ,1'and +" UNITED KLNGDoAf.
are Intended TO sail i0rtnightly to and from NsH
YSrk, carrying PEssergerI to and nom Lis~Sool,
G4asSos, BSlElSt, DSbIis, Rataord, CSEb LlussSeE,
GaIeps or EoadOsdGTr. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade AIe divided into
water and Gir.tight compartments.
VgIJ q RATES or PASSAGE. r
From EeH York 70 any Of the above places -
Anszlean currency.
10 Nav York hom any Of the above places -
Cabins S66 and $50; eteerage S96, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish 70 Bead for their friends can buy
HnketI ss th6ss Eates hcm the AEents
49,, RRAH0I6 MACDONALD co.,
iaae;les Bowling eTesn, n. J.
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The scenes that took place on Thursday
night last, in the House Of Representative.
ct Warrington were printed at length IL
the Globe Of Saturday. They srS not veTy
orsaitabls 70 American BtatesmEnHhip.
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Il. HUGH MoOULLeOH,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
hEacuAErsr NA41osAL BAN eF CEETzIAsp,

hEaCHAETsi HATIo8AL BAEK cF CEETELAHDt Z
Cleveland, o., February 9, 1855.
This Bank hAViug been duly authorised By the
nptrollsr Of the CuFrsney 10 commences the buai.
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid, will open
It's books and be prepared for the Transaction oi
business on Thursday, the 9Th inst.
The businsss Of the MerchAnts' Bank Of ClsTe-
land SEceps In the closing up Of It's Affairs, will
csssO at that date.
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions Of
GoYarnmsnt Bonds, and set a. the Agent OF jay
Cooke in the sale Of O.. s. itseVsn. Thirty" notsB
7. P. HANDY, President.
WI. OUfTER, Cashier. fsbsIS3
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Dr. Garnett in DE I1sn Of represent

spt-NoAo ..ts..
On Sunday last Dr.. Garnstt, colOrsd
el@gymzn, preached in the Hall Of Repre-.
Sentatives at Washington. The sermon Il
ssid by the Washington CErOniels to have
been very able and would have done
no discredit 70 tbs AblOst divine. he
Of course could not fail 10 express his
views of the great change which had taken
place in the history Of the country. BE
paid glowing tribute to the memories ei
those msn who, In times past have been
faithful to the negro, to Washington, JEFF
ferson, Adams and others. This was the
arst occasion Of a negros speaking In the
House Of Representatives.
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8aak aatife.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT


OFTgoE OF CoMyzROLLER OF The CURRENCY,
WAsHINeToN, January 3l5t, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w the understand. IL has been made TO appear
that "Fhe MEROHANT5' NATIONAL BANK OF
0LEVELAdD," In tho Guy Of CleBelGRd, In the
county Of CHgahoga, and State OF 0hio, has been
duly organised under and according to tho require
msntI Of the Act OF Congress entitled San Act to
provide National Currency, secured BY pledge
Of United States Bonds, and 10 provide for the elr-
oalation and redemption thereof" approved June
B. 1854 and has complied with all the provisions Of
said Act required TO be oouplisd with before COM
meneing the business Of Banking under said Ast.
Nov, thsTeiOFe, l, HUGH M01ULLOOH, Comp
troller ofthe Currency, dc hareby certify that Ihs
MEgOHANiS' NATIONAL BANK OF OLIVE
LAND" in the oity cS OlSgsldad, in the county Of
0yahO0d, and State q OHIO, Il authorized 70 com
mEnes the business Of Banking under the Act afore-
said.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofoee this Thirty -hrst day ef January 1855.
lsS''d'I HUGH MooULLeoH.
LG ocmptrolISr 1 Of he Currency.
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gREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
oFTIoE oY CoHPTRoI1Ea OF THE CuHREScY,
IL " Aaurnana. Eah Z IlaE

-a WAaHMsfoN, FEB. 7, 1885.
WHEREAS, by Satisfactory evidences,
w presented 70 the uadsrsignsd, it has been
made 3 appear that be "EATIOHAL CITY BANK
OF GLEVELAND,' in tbs City Of Cleveland, in
the County OF Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and Aoeording to the
pledge Of URited States Bonds, am to provide for
The circulation and redemption thereof approved
June 3, 1884, and has coupled with all the pro-
visions Of raid set required 20 Be complied With
before eommeneingthe business Of Banking undEr
said sst.
Nov, thsreIors, ], HUGE. .AoCULLoCH, Comp
ollsr Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL oITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of CleyslAnd, In the County Of ouyahoga
and State OF Ohio, q authorized to cOmmsaes the
buIiness Of BANKING under the act Aforesaid
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud seal
Of eiass this seventh day o. February, 1858.
IT, 81 HUGH McoULL0CH,
febll;1s7 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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The Company own in fee simple. free Of al ineum.
branoe large tract Of lAad, (an Of which iS bore
able territory situated IN VSnaugo county, Pa, In
what IL believed 70 Be part Of the Great Oh B&sin,
Of which OIL Greek IL the central line.
They have two wells down. zach TO the depth oi
SOC feet, with splendid show OF OIL both OF Nhieh
are about 10 be tested, and are mating prOpe-
rations for sinking 8 third. -f 81 .f-7-.H
A limited Amolnt Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open at Banking House Of Far.
mer Painter, 145 Superior street, where all infor-
nation can be obi aimed. fanIS:1a3
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. 4. EULLER, Agent, a15 Superior s..

A. A9hhhhS Asonbs dA0 buporIOE b6
GTATEMRNT OF THE CONDITION
Y0nkers and New York Insurance
Company,
On the lSt day Of January, 1885, made to the
Audisor Of Ohio pursuant to the Statute Of that
= D. MANI AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company iG YcEKIRs AND NV
YSRE IEsURANOs CoHPAST, and is located at YOn-
kOrs, WsstohsstsF county, New York.
-lt-5 9rrL CAPITAL. =. --....J I. =
The amOunt Of itH Capital Stock $500 600 %
PaiduP. 10000 90
Cash Of the Company on hand and IA .....
the hands Of Agents and other per-
lho5S 10
The Bonds and Stocks owned By the
Company, las Per vouchers secempa-
nyiRg)-hoW secured and the rAtS Of
iRtsrset 4sS 795 %
Debts othsrviss TesurOd, (ss per VouOh-
ers aeocmpanytng)s BY HOT't Stooks.s ILL 100 %
Dobt1 for 3,EIt 20
All other Securities. soerHsd interest and
Company propsTt5. .....-.-,.....--....-. 1l,OO2 %
Total Assets Of the Company y........,ssaa. oct q
-11-T LIABILITIES.
Losses 20700 %
MIsCELLANEoUs.
The greatest amount insured in any one
The greatest amount allowed By the rules to be In
Bursd In any ems city, town or village. No Fule.
The greatest amount allowed to Be insured in any
one bloak. No rule
The amount Of its capital or earnings deposited In
any Sthsr Etsts - security for losses therein
Mona
srAFE OF INV YonK,
County Of New York, ~ -.r...-
RichR. d Z. franklin, President, ard JOhD ".
Murray, secretary, Of the YonkerB and New York
Fire 1nEursnes Company, being ssVerAlly sworn.
dePose and say, that TIE fore. ding Is full, tTus
and correct statement ofthe sfGirs Of said Comps
ny that the said Insurance Company IL the bona
hds owner Of at least 0ns Hundred Thousand Dol
Lars Of actual Cash Capital invested In stocks and
Bonds. or mortgages Of Real EstGte, worth double
the amount for which the same IL mofSgAged, and
thAtShsy aIs the Ab0Is described otnesrs Of said
InHuiAnoe Company.
BIcBARD L. FRANKLIN, Prss't.
sos J0HR ". MURRAY, seo'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 10Th day Of
January, 1865. ..
[HEAI. JAMES ". HALE,
f5rksS.l oom'r for ohio In New York.
as eBEIsK OF TKE AUpIFoB OF STATH,
coLUn3Us, o., Jan. IS, 1885.
Il II hereby certified that the foregoing il . COR
rect copy Of the Statement OF the Condition OF the
Tsnkefl and NSWY ork Fire InsurAnes Company Of
YonkerI, New York made to and aled In this ofaes,
iISsAL- witness ny hand and seal omsially.
-tsTANR.l JAS. 8. GOLDMAN
Auditor Of State.