The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
ohlo Insrrnnce Comrnnr.

slucllplc fNlelll IN AlulosttNciy community
whore newspapers abound; but when
busiucss Institutions of real Importance
become permanently located. and by an
upright straightforward course of conduct
assert tbcir elaims to the confidence and
patronage Of The pcoplr it Is only right aud
proper that they should sometimes be
prominently. brought before the attention
Of the public This IS alike due to the In
Ietilulom, themselves, and the people to
whom they look for support.
The Ohio Insurance Company is the most
recent organization Of The Kind in the city
Of Dayton. It's first policy was issued on
the 21ih Of March, 1865, anl since that
time its career has been one of the most
complete success. During the time it has
been in operation, its business has far cx-
ceeded The most sansuine expectations of
the stockholders, and Is as large as that of
perhaps any similar organization in the
city, during the time stated. It's operations
are not confined 20 Dayton alone, but ex-
tend over large area ofcountry in every
direction, s
An unusually large proportion OF policies
have bren isslicd to farmers. Very many
OF the merchants, mechanics aud business
men generally, In the smaller towns and
villages have also sought IFS protection in
the way Of insurance, so that it may with
truth be said that Il has now a reputation
at home and abroad which would do credit
to companies Of many years standing.
One Of The chief elements of the success
Of this company was The careful aud judi
cious manner In which It's organization
was perfected Its Board Of Directors was
selected from the leading and most reliable
business men in the community-men
prominent for their enterprise and high in
tcgrity of claracter-and in all of whom
the community at large place the utmost
confidence The officers hre also Just the
men for the positions they occupy. VII
liam Dickcy. Esq.--than whom no man In
this city possesses better record for hon
.csty and cllicicucy--is the President.
Jonathan kcuney, Esq, who has filed
several highly responsible public Stations
to the entire satisfaction of the people, Is
the Vice President. William H. Gillespie
Esq, IN the Secretary: and We deem it onl,
just to say that TO his untirng aud efficient
management OF the affairs of the Office. is
the company In q very great degree in-
lcbtcd for the illttering success which las
Tins iar marked its career. His whole
time and attention have been devoted to
the interests Of the stockholders. aud the
result of his efforts IS seen in thc highly
prosperous condition Of the alairs of lhn
company Jonathan llarshman, Esq. Is
the Treasurer, His nmne alone Is sulli-
cient guaranty for the correct and salts
factory manner in which that department
of the business Is conducted.
As AN evidence of the safety and relia-
biiity OF the Ohio Company--as il medium
of insurance--the important fact should be-
known that the entire amount of losses
paid from the date of its organization up
10 the present time, is less Maa ire thousand
dglldrs. This fact alone shows n most
healthy and gratifying condition Of affairs.
Now'is the time to insure. The season of
the year when fires are most frequent and
devastating is &C hand; and it bchooves all
owners of property to see that ii is at once
insured In some reliable and responsible
company. To all such We would commend
tho Ohio During the comparatively
brief period Of its organization, il has by
it's upright and judiciousmanagcment, won
for itself a position and reputation that en-
titles 1t to the full confidence and patronage
Of the prosperous and rapidly improving
in which it is located.
-.O.- So.
ToBAcco.-We learn from gentleman
direct from the Green river section OIL
Kentucky, that the tobacco crop Is already
secured and is exceedingly fine, some ofI
the finest evcrseen. The latter portion of the
season has been highly favorable to the
successful caring ofthe crop, and when the
present yield is got into market, the plant |
'rs of the Green river county will be I'm
easy circumstances, and will nave plenty of
money.
HOG CHOLERA DOWN IN BurLER.-We |
earn from the True Telegram, of yesterday,
hat this fatal and alarming disease. has
lgain made its appearance in different
parts ot that country. The Oxford Citizen. |
last week. stated that Mr.. Henry Bake. who
resides IN thatneighborhool, had lost over
$3.50 worth Of hogs and numbers of other
osses had been heard of.
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GREAT SALE To-MoRRow.-The sale of
Iangdon's Carriage shops, on Fourth
trect, will take place Tomorrow (Satur-
lay), at two O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court
House. This is one Of the most important
ales of the season. See advertisement.
lloRsE FAIR.-1'hc Fayette County und1
lorse Fair commences at Connersvile, on
he 3lst of October and continues to the
nd OF November. The fast trotting pre-
mum will be for $780, and the fast pacing
10 for 500. Il