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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04
0. H. FITCH, Agent, Ashtabula, Ohio.
STATENGEN
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
On the Day OF December 1864 made to the anditor
Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that State.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company the Home Insurance Compa
n.y. and is located in New Haven, Connecticut
CAPITAL.
The amount oI its Capital Stock, authorizedby
the Legislature, Is. 100000 90
The amount Of its Capital stock paid up s 100000 90
il. ASSETS.
Cash of the Company on hands, Of Agents and
other persons. ................. S0,964 76
Cash loaned call. ................ 65i6 A.
Real Estate unincumbersd. $1,000 90
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the Company,
las per vouchers accompanying)-how se-
cured and the rate Of interest thereon, to
wits. ....... 4sa,s22 90
Debts due the Company. secured by mortgage, las
BOO ................ .......... 2s,4so 90
pauying). ...................... $3.50 90
Debts of Premiums :. ..i69s7 % ...... 1886 27
furniture ................... 1883 "a
Total Assets Of the Company. ........ $65s070 90
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted. .................... 1870 10
All other claims againgst the Company, besides
small Office expenses. ................. 6l2 IS
Total Liabilities. .................. sls,302 o.
--
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured 10 any one risk $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be l. sured In any one city, town Village
according TO its sike.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
any Understanding to its length and
structure.
The amount of its capital earnings deposited
in any other State security for losses
therein-none.
The Charter, or Act OF Incorporation OF SAID
previously
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

And Special Agent for JAY COOKE Subscription Agent
w ILL deliver 7-30 Notes, Free OF Charge BY Fx-
press. In All parts Of the country, and receys In
Cheeks on New York and Philadelphia and Boston, current
Of subscription Orders sent b. mail viii D. promptly alsd
This Bank recsvss the Of Ranks and
favorable srH also u individuals kse plag New YORK
scc0unts J. U ORyiS sRys,iashf :
y. J. Hill, caslisr, " '"'-' smssl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

lena ana Ibfasiis Grspes.-order. for Grant.
Iona Isaes and other choice varieties Of Grape Vines
received At this once
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To Expire on the slst day January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF sTATE,
ISspRANoE DEPARTMENT,
OoIuMBus Ohio Ian ia lQ65

Whereas the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, h-
Gated New Haven, In the state Of died n
this ONCE statement Of It's condition. required BY
the rst section OF the act-To regulate Companies
not incorporated BY the State OF Uhopassed April 1896
and amended februar o 1854 and whereas said ce%psp
Of at least One Hundred Dollars actu
capital invesiei in Stocks Bonds ie hogages Of
mogaged and whereas said company died IN this Of
dee written instrument it's corporate seal signed BY
the President and Secretary thereof AninoLng any agent
vice Of process for and bshafof said company according
NOW Therefore In nru.dss ofhe rst ssetion the I'D
aet l. JAMES H. GoDyzN Auditor Of state for Ohio, do
hereby certify that ssid homs iasusaes . ~
Marine asursace In this state until the thirty hrs day Of
January in The year one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY
In witness whsrsol have heeunto subscribed my aams
and s.assa The once y ~ s 6s s.1
(sEALl sHei Asdas VI State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-04

iene 1'aNiIg anu Grayoing >, Lessons or =. ooo
week. rented at moderate prices Students will be
charged tuition from the time they enter until the close of
the term except IN of sickness previous
with the Principal No deduction for absence two weeks
or less, either at the beginning middle of term.
BY order of Trustees,
Fl. II. wEBSTERM n President
G. u. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
Kingsve Ohio, Feb 20, 1885 81 7e2
The New York herald., 1865-08-04
CARATOGA ASSOCIATION.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING,
Commencing Monday, August7.
And continuing the five following days.


FIRST DAY-MONDAY AUGUST T.
FIRST RAcE-Ihe Trayers Stakes of $50 each p p 81 0
added FOR olds and three quarter mile Closed
with 10 entries
SECOND RAcKPurse $780, for all ages; two mile heats
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, AUGUST
FIRST RAcE-The Saratoga Cup of $1,000 added TO
ssr OF go each for all ages two nna % quar-
rary Kentucky Arcol Saratoga Aldebaran, Capt Moore
Beacon orion Asteroid, Lexicon. Luicme Ohtn Aexhn
dra, Mary Howell. Lord Monmouth, Eclipse Colt.
THIRD DAYyWEDNksDHY, AUGUST o
FIRST RAcEPurse Of $780, for three year ods, one and
hall mile; winner OF the Derby Travers stakes er-
The Saratoga stakes OF $50 EACH p r $500
added for two os mile Closed with nine entries
THIRD RAoE-Purse of $780, for all ages one and quar-
ter mile.
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, AUGUsTlO
FIRST kAoE-Purse OF $780, selling race dash OF one ana
half me for all the winner 10 be sold at auction
immediately after the
SECOND KAoErurse 900 for all ages three mile heats
FIRST RAcg.-Sweepsakes OF 500 each p $3.50 stded,
Tor three year os dash OF two miles; winner OF the Derby
or rrayers stakes lbs extra but penalties not 10 accumu
late. Closed with fourteen entries
SECOND KAcr-Purse OF $500 mile heats, for beaten
horses.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY. AUGUST IL
FIRST kACE Hurdle Race, or pJu dash OF Two
miles over hurdles three feet six inches high four Ia each
mile
SECOND RAcE-Pursc of OO all ages; dash Of four
miles.
Tnwp RAcE-Purse of $500 for two year ods mile;
winner OF the Saratoga stakes five pounds extra. .
c. wHEATLEy. Secretary.
Extra trains will Albany Troy each day arriving
Mt Saratoga IN time for the and returning after the
OF the day
NOTICE.-Visitors coming by from New York
commended 10 land at Albany to guarantee connection with
the trains FOR Saratoga.
The New York herald., 1865-08-04
THE TURF.

HOBoKEN COURSE ING.-sATURDAY,
II August 1865 ats NJ, rain or shine; purse and
stake, $500 mile heats harness j. Paul
ing names b. crssser Boy. Captain stone names = m
Lady stone, NJ Miller H. j. CLARK Erie cars
from foot Chambers street III NJ and PIP M return
at $50 r. M train from Paterson at IL stages con
meet with from Hoboken ferry direct 70 the track
j. HARVEY LYONS. Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-08-04
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

JNoR sAIE-THE ONE HALF INTEREST OF FINE
Cotton Plantation situated In the richest cotton district
OF shelby county Tenn the city OF Memphis. Can be
divided n sirc address ". H., box l3 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-08-04

0Onn REWARD.-STOLEN fhOM THE PIER OF
pCUU the Star Line of Savannah steamships foot Of
Canal street North river by party representing himself 70
be truckman for the consgnecs ten bales Cotton marked
Co The above reward will be paid for the recovery
OF the cotou WAKEMAN, OOOkIN A DICKINSON.
No. IL Broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
Blair Mission {, Richme nd.
New Yvrk Ian

The Tribune's Washing on sp-ca says
ali that is known of the Blair mission is
this:
Tie President was fully appriz4d Of the
motives aud purposes that induced the
cider Blair to desire TO 60 to Richmond,
bat he declined I'd make himself respop
sible for the journey; he would not give
4 written authorization of it nor offioia ally
promote il. but he told Mr. Blair that he
should allow Gen. Gsant 10 act on his
own sense of ds.y and policy in forward
ing him TO iachihund Or refusing him !
passage. through pnr lines.
1t is understood here that when the
Blairs reached Grants headquarters !
telegram from the Secretary Of War was
thee ahead Of them apprisng the Gen.
eral that their mission to Richmond va.
self-assumcd aud without tie auth ority oI
the President and suggesting 10 the spiri,
and tenor Of tile dispa4ch, il not in wcrde,
that the mission had better be stopped
The Blairs staid at Gssus's headqusrter
two days and then retEAcsd their va,
home.
/ It is understood that Montgomery VA
no. to 60 into Richmond wib his iathe
but that he was to await his return q
CITY Point to strip this mission OF I'll di
plomstic character.
i A runor has been published to-day ths
Mr.. Blair simply eodeayosed 10 get /
Richmond to receive portion Of HE po
lisical correspondence taken last Iear B
Bfsckintidge from his mansion Il SiIse
Syringe and which is o! 30 delicate char
ac,er that mercy 10 Twins pohticians au,
decescy to dead ones required that
should be recovered and suppressed ct =
hazards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

India With 400 bales 81 cotton from
Charleston fos Nassau.
Ths Jslia arrived at Port Royal on the
38h.
Col. Dibble. 18th Conn, Lieut.. Rice
Assistant Provost Manhal Of Fla, and
Capt. Young of Gen. BiFnry,s Gtaf. we're
csptured b gserrilIss while snroats from
Jaeksonvilie TO San Angnsfine.
The Palmetto Herald will bsrafter Be
printed It the Office Of the Savannah
News and will become daily paper. Mr..
Mason. IL proprietor, has removed to thai
city.
The Palmetto Herald's correspondsnce,
Savannah 29tb, says on the capture Of
Savannah, when our forces took posses-
sion of Fort Jackson, the rebel ram Sc.
vannah opened ere on the FORT The guns
being shotted 10 response could be made,
but battery vas brought to bear ou the
ram and peppered her briskIy. She Vas
to shot. The fort Afterwards
threw few shells into me city. bat the
next night she ended her career By CON-
mitting snicide.
At Masonic meeting in Savannah
there were representatives Of Mass, s. G. :
Ga. Ala, Miss, Tenn, KY, Va. Ills,
Ind Colorado, Mich, Ia, Wis.,, N.
and Ohio.
Gen. Sherman receives hundreds OF
cidzsns daily He is in good health.
A grand review of the i7sh army corps
BY Gen. Sherman took place 10 Bay ssreet
on the 25th.
The Mayor. in the course of his address
At the public meeting. said our city con.
tains 81, 600 people without food. fuel or
remunrratise pursuits, refugees cut of
from all communication with The country
The soul sickens at the sight. He cav
but one course tdApursue. He said they
oil feel Indebted to General Gesry, CON-
mands,t Of the city, for the course be had
pursued.
A blockade runner schooner, with an
assorted cargo, came up near the city Oh
the 29th ult.. unaware that the city had
changed hands.
On the 18th new masked battery was
erected by Fosters forces and train OF
cars stopped by it. portion OF Hardee's
force bad passed the point by marching
around on an old wagon road.
The work of clearing the river of OBJ
is going 90, aud one Of our
monitors had arrived ap at Savannah.
Gold Market.
New York, Jan. 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

Cincinnati, Jan. 4.

The Ohio Legislature organized yester
day. John Johnston of Summit Count,
was elected Speaker Of the House. Tht
Governor . Message is quite lengthy and
alAest entirely devoted % State matters
HsArressnts the fiasnccs of the State ..
10 eound condition.
hs Commercials Columbia, Tenn
oofrespondeot says news from Thomas
army will hereafter be received from an
other directios. Marching orders had
been issued and the whole army was in
motion. All sick and woundcd were sss
10 Nashville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

NeG York, Jan. 4.
Gold strong with active speculative de-
mand.
The bulls haze manipulated veil and
-sith success.
Ths price opened 4 ssa | and advanced
to z334
The C,mmercial's Washington special
says the news from Richmond to-day
shows IN increasing desire On the part Of
tho rebels 70 make Lee supreme military
commander.
Collector Draper left this p. N. in the
transport Greusds sor Savannah. whore be
will receive testimony in relation to the
ownership Of the cotton captared by Sher
man, and make such disposition - the
War Depsrsnsss may direct. Mr.. Dra-
per was made : cotton agent when be
iled the neeessary bonds 70 ths amount
Of 400 900 dolIars. The cotton viii
probsbly b ssnt here for sale Or may y
sent to Europe.
Col. Julian Allen has besn sent north
Iby The MayefseD cnmnoD souscil 81 81
s.nnah, and With tho consent d Gensssl
| ehssman, tosspurohase Tor that city certsif
srtioies for distributes 10 ~ neosesitou.
families. v
II IL said that our nssohspls ass ~
Iious % 0pen somm eniuleiou with Aqsau
| lnahlssd y sllso - wiIl eoossnp plas.
Inskiny ~ m y sopplies - ~ 80
II eh0e eley. sss 81 54s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

Canada RaiAsrs-Tsniaa 4retherhoea
Montreal, Jan. 4.
The general expectation in the case ol
the raiders is that they win be discharges
on the point raised. II % they promise
to submit to trial Of the merits Of the
case.
An extensive organization of the Fenial
Brotherhood has just been discovered.
A resolution was passed Al meeting O
the City Council last night, after On
angry discussion, censuring the Chief D
Police, Lamothe. and accepting his resig
cation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
STATE CONVENTION RE
CONNIE yDED.
sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.


NeW Horh, Jan. 4.
Showing 10 the concluding para
graph Of . long editorial IN the Richmond
Sentinel:
II France and Englsnd win enter in o
treaty With these Confederate States,
recognizing our nationality aud guaran-
teeing our independence on the abolition
Of slavery in al these States, ss,her than
continue war, We should be prepared to
urge the measure on our readers, We
.hink such proposition would be favora-
bly, received and acted upon by those na-
tious, and 1t might be made to them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
Items from Savannah-rdesting Of loyal
CitIzcrs.


Citixcrs.
New York, Jan f.
The Worlds Buford, 8. c.. correspen.
dence Of the 2sth says:
The necessary preparations sre being
made 10 Shermao's army to resume the
offensive. The enemy evidently expect
an attack on Charleston and Branchville
Refugees say Charleston is being sur
rounded by formidable earthworks.
A portion Of Dlhlgreen's feet is en-
gagged in removing obstacles from Savan
oah River, some Of which are formidable
A spacious channel has been made for
vessels plying between Hilton Head and
Savannah.
Fosters army is still at Broad River
landing, covering the Charleston 4 6a-
vannah Railroad.
1t is now said Hardee's army passed
over that road to Charleston.
We have had many, visitors from Sa-
vannah, sud citizens speak we'll Of Saer-
man 8 rule.
Gen. Mowry has issned orders dividing
Savannah into two military districts for
the protection of public and private prop
erty, registering persons formerly in the
re65I army. making regulations concern
ing arrests, continuing the ERE depart
meDt, water and gas works, for the arrest
Of saraRgIisg soldiers and the trsaspofta1
ton Of psrsons within rebel lines Who
want TO go, and for the supply of destit
tuts peYsons With food.
Gen. SherDan, in special orders stsled
that As 6ayaunsh 10 and will be held De Z
military post for future military uses. i
is proper to lay down certain general
principles. that oil may understand theii
duties and obligations. He then pro,
cssds u stats wbst may BE- pernittsd q,
the convsnieuce and comfort of the peo,
pie, in which are embodied all the neces.
sary priv,legss Of large community.
The publlcasion u az swspapers is limit,
ed TO twn, the editors 10 bs held 20 stric]
accountability Tor libels, miscl.ievoul
rsprematuse nswr wr,sxagaerated state
messs, or any comments whasever % .hs
acts Of the aulhorisies.
| The Savanaah Rspublicap Of the 20tl
contains the proceedings of : public meet
ling, cAlled by the MAy0r and ! large mum
Der Of ths influential citissus. 10 fake la
to eoneidsration matters relating 10 til,
presest and future welfareo ths city.
| Tie lOllOsing are the reeolaIioss whicl
wero n1nps6a:
| - 16et NJ aesspf ths pcj1lps an'
49, - n - 63t1 -. \ ~ ~ fsss 1*xx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
EoR SALE-s0 feet south side .

Main street. between I'd and Sd; 40 feet land story
house, containing ROOMS for dwellings and two kopd
F0es, with cellar and risern, gas fixtures in the
houss. raved aud nacadanxcd, sth .trtef between
MAN and BlondeaunVu occupied, aud doing the b. Il
business In the city in their ne frice ooa part cash
down and part time. 1t Will fAini
c with dwelling and storcs and will be sold
suit ii desired,
Meshodist Church. rooms, clsern ID cellar. Prizes
$3.50 Also, story brick, with cistern
mot squares from fhs mark 4th street. Pricr
500. All the sbose property Will pay per cent
the investment
MISSOURI LANDS.-I viii sell exchange fbr Mis-
aori lAns the follnwing pfopeity vt low prceE But
ut 10 feet by 50 feet 4th street between Main
and BlcndrAnthc best stand on from Main street Five
scru of land, eli uated miles frun the Court HOUSE
yard Also, well locAtrd city let's in old limits
suitable dwellings. AdireA, giving description o
l~fds, j. y, CUkTIS,
jM8d1m Esoknk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

: NeW FORK, Jan. Z.
The Evening Post has seceissi assu-
RANGES from dissiDg guished gentleman il
Washington. whose position gives bin he
best opportunities for ample and accurate
Inform { Oh that enables him TO say thss
no more gold bearing bonds will be issned;
thas no ad itiSnsl initiation Of the currency
will take place, and that the govsrons0,
will rely f5r the entire expenditures On the
I 80 loan asd the taxes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

: Gen. Sherman was placed il command q
ths Department of the Mississippi, aDd
Gen. Mcpherson TO the Departments d
The Tennessee. On the Sd of May the
Army Of tho Potom mac crossed the Rapi-
dss. On Tharsdsy, the 5tb, Lee threw
HE whols asmy against our lines, but wss
steadily rspulsed, and fer eight dsys fol-
lowing. the roar Of battle never died away
in the wilderness. The greatest contess
in history was wagad. The offensive mill.
tary strength Of the rebellion Was staked
on that Geld, aud Lee lost. Say Via, We
win, 10 the Wilderness was fought the
battles which decided the f4le Of the Con-
federacy. When After several days delay
Lee was forced 10 fall back to the Chicka-
hominy, the Confsdcracy ceased to bs !
power capable Of offensizs warfare. Grant
Aanksd ssd pressed Lee back into his
works at Richmond On the l4th Of June
Grant swung his army around to the
south Of Richmond, occupying the ground,
ssd scre. previously occupied By Smith
and Butler. Since that time bis lines
have extended 6r mly about Petersburg
and Richmond. Defeated 10 their attempt
to dispossess him of the Weldon Road,
the'rebels have kept stubborn front 10
the anaconda, but have not been able toI
make it release its hold on their cspi oil
CITY.
The summer of "a passed without sub
stan,ial victories to our afms. On the
5lh of August Commodore Farragu. stir.
red the country With the news Of hi, gIo.
rious victory at Mobile. Forts Powel, |,
Gines and Morgan fell, and Farrsgrt
was master Of the Bay.
Close upon the Vice Admiral g achieve
ments was the death Of John Morgan and
ths defeat of his forces BY Gen. Gillem
Meanwhile, on the 81 Of September, the
6rst part Of Sherman's wondrous cam
paigu closed with the capture Of Atlantis.
The second part has closed but now with
the fall OF Savannah the third part will
close with the fall of--what?
From June until september the rebels
had eniire possession Of the Shena ndoah
valley, aud their troops invaded Maryland
apd Pennsylvania, burned Chau bersbure,
and threatened BaIfinere. On the 18Th
of September Gen. Sheridan, having taken
command Of that department. defeated
Early with 500 men, near Winchester,
killing, wouuding and capturing nearly
one third of the enemy. That victory
was followed by others that made Phil.
Sheridan one OF the heroes Of the war, and
gives us control of the Shenand ,ah. Here
the beginning of 1865 finds us. Grant,
Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, Fsrragut.
Curtis, Stoaeman aud our other gallant
leaders and the armies under them, have
done noble work for United country.
Lse's army alone remains 10 the Confedl
crazy. Another year Of go successful
war will leave not veslige Of the slave
hullers' rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
Washington, Jan. 4.

The Supreme Court Of the United
States has Dow before il case OF sppes
ffsn the court Vt chins. The areauen,
u % the question Of The constitutions
jurisdiction of the right Of appeal to thai
court, and involves large pessniasy iBI
serests.
Several hundred rebel prisoners have
during ihp past week aken the oath q
allegia noe and been sent North.
TIE ssBseyiptio1 70 the 10 40 loan e.
ceivsd Al the Treasury yesterday amount
ed 10 ei ,1$0, 900, and % The $50 loss
ii, Sci, ,00D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

Concord. N. H., Jan. 4.

OuueUfus n. fI.3 JAN. 8.
The Republican State Convention as
seu,bled here to dAy. Hon. N. G. Uphsm,
Of Concord, was chosen President u the
Convention. Hon. r. Smith, Of Aauches-
ter, was nominaled for Governor on the
Grst ballot. Hon. Mr. Paterson was
unanimously nominated for Congress 10
she Sd District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

The Lagislsturs has ordered the elec-
lion Of y. s. Senator on the 18th, to
Gil tie vacancy occurring on the 4th OF
March, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
Cairo. Ja1. 4.

ChIf0, J41. :.
The steamer Irene, from New Orleans.
the 9th uls., arrived here to-day with
the 5sth OHIO Volunteers, en- route home,
thsir lims having expired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05
New York, Jan. 4.

The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspir-
wall - b, has arrived with ellis, 600 ID
treasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-05

Fort Monroe, Jan. 2.
Rear Admiral Porter's feet Is reported
70 - q Beaufort, szfely anchored, having
snccesssully wsathersd tie st0su cf VIII
miogton. All the remainiDg transports
were on the vay 70 Haupten Roads.