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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
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We have received from Mr.. Harvey
Webb, General Agent for the work, q
copy of the Record of the Seventh Ohio
Regiment, by George L. Wood, which
has been neatly issued by the New York
house of James Miller. The author says
in a preface: The following pages were
written for the purpose of making a per
manent record of the facts within the
authors knowledge relating to the Sew
enth Ohio Regiment. The work was I'M
dertaken with the belief that the doines
and sufferings of the regiment were of
sufficient magnitude and Importance to
entitle it 10 a separate record.
The regiment is followed from its or
ganization to the muster out, and the sto-
ry of marches, adventures and battles
told in a clear, concise and grahic man
ner. Biograhical sketches are given OF
most of the commissioned officers, as al
so a list by companies, of those killed and
wounded in esch engagement. 1t is a
book of three hundred pages. Mr.. E. S.
Butler is agent for this work for Trum-
bull county.
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Complimentary.

We are indebted to the Cleveland Her
aid, the most enterprising and successful
newspaper in Northern Ohio, for the sub
joined complimentary notice of the ChrOa-
iole.
The Western Reserve Chronicle WAR
REM is a model county paper, and as
might be expected, is prospecting exceed
ingly. The proprietor has just added a
Sl400 press to his Office, making three
power presses now in use. That is an
evidence of merited prosperity better
than anything that can be said of the pa
per, though much might be said, and tru.
", in its praise"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

A new Daily, called the Morning
Post" has just been started at Memphis,
Tenn. A copy of the paper is before US,
looking new, neat and business like. II
is a 80 column journal, and already has a
thrifty show in its advertising columns.
The Editor-in-chief is JOHN EATON, jr.,
and the Associate Editor is Col. JAMES
DUMARs, whilom of the CHRONICLE, and
late of the Mahoning Register. We wish
the Post success in its support of sound
Union principles, trusting its liberal doc
trines may 0 o spead over Tennessee
from the river to the mountains. Good
luck tc you and the Posi-, Col.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
THE NEXT
The Reported Attempt TO AsSas-
SiRate Senator Wade.

The man who called on Senator Wade
I asst Wednesday night, and whose con-
/ uct originated the report of an attempt
10 assassina;e the Senator, it has beer
Iscertained was II man named Fleming,
originally from Kansas, and during the
last three years employed in the navy
Yards at Brooklyn, and Charlestown,
Mass. After his interview with Senator
Wade, he called on Senator Wilson, on
he same mission on which he visited the
former, namely, to get recommendations
for employment in one of the navy yards.
MI. Wilson declined to recommend him,
not knowing ANYTHING of his history, and
the man left. Fleming is described as a
iisolute and violent msn, and as having
1 number of difficulties while in the ma
W yards. IL is not believed by those &C
quainted with his habits that he called
IN Mr.. Wade for any other purpose than
to get his recommendation, and that his
conduct on the occasion was the explo-
sion of violent temper usual with him on
meeting a rebuff. Such, we imagine,
must have been the conclusion of Sen
ltor Wade, from his failure to cause the
apprehension of his assailant. We are
glad to learn that this mysterious affair
can be accounted for in a more s~atisfac-
Tory theory than hat we have any of the
assassin breed yet lurking here unhung.
- Washington Star.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Cattle Market

The current prices for the week at all the mar.
kets were as follows: Beef eattle-lst quality 2 b
lfZglSc; fair to good quality, l+Gl71zc: common
quality, n1%al31zc; inferior quality, 9Gllc. Cows
and calves-extras, Z head, SlO09l3O; lst quality
= -; ordinary, 62g -; common, 5096U; inferior
Sl5G5U. Veal calves lst quality. Z n, lidl5c: or
binary, l29lSc: common, lUEdll@; inferior, lea
l%-. Sheep and lambs-per head Sl0gl2; prime
$50 inferior, 81, 1908. swine, heavy corn fed. Z ID,
l0Hgllc; light and medium, l01@gl0s.c still fed,
IO149l0A.
The market for beef cattle was depressed by
increased receipts and unlavOrable weather. and
prices closed fully lie belOg last weeks quotations,
Tor all exceDt the very best, some OF which sold al
ull prices; the bulk OF the sales was at l4Gl11Ee fOI
ordinary TO iair Western cattle; some sold at 100 IL,
each would have sold last week at l7@lSc. Hog;
fairly active.
Total receipts of all stocks, at all the yards. for
this and lat week. were as follows: Total this
week: beeves, 1852; cows,l $50; veal calve. .540;-
sheep and lamb, 2D,972: swine, l4.5iT. IOtai last
~week-b-eVeS. ). $50: cows, lG9; veal calves, S9S;-
Sheeb and lambs, 22Sl7; swine. 1902.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
Bagdad Observation-Disclosures atWoF.
capture Of 800 ImperiaIists by NJ
grOPg,

BaGdad Observation-Disclosures atWOFIx
capture Of 300 Im~periRIists by Nc
grOes.
On the 18th instant sev~-2l officers and
men crossed from Brownsville, Texas and
took up quarters apparently for the
night. Shortly after midnight the guards
at the ferries along the river were sur
priSed and disaTmed bythis party. Such
lighters as were at hand were immedi-
ttely seized, and with them the military
force at GAINESVILLE, several hundred
strong, mostly negroes, crossed over. The
garrison OF Bagdad, of about one hundred
and seventy five, we've completely surpri-
zed and captured. The commander of
The post and captain of the post were Ia
ken prisoners while in bed. Upon taking
tie town pillage and plumber was inaug,
Grated. The eunboat Antonio, called on
to surrender, answered with q roadside.
which scattered the filibusters. A sec
ond demand was made and answered in
a similar manner. The Antonio is en-
route up the river. At daylight the
French men-of-war in the harbor opened
fire, compelling the filibusters to take ref
uge in The upper part of the town. The
deaths are reported to be thirty on each
side. IL IS stated that the flibusters are
commanded by Colonel Reed. General
Crawford started from Brownsville for the
scene of action. Late accounts say that
twelve hundred Imperialists left Mata
moras to attack the fihhus,ers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

We have foreign news by the steamers
Nova Scotia and City of New York. Mr..
Bright made a great speech on the re.
form question, at Roehdale. An immense
fire took place on one of the London
docks. involving a loss of some 70O,0 900
pounds sterling. The Fenian trials At
Cork are concluded. The cattle disease Is
rapidly increasing. Napoleon expressed
the belief, at his New Years Diplomatic
reception, that the present would be a
long day of peace for the whole world
The Pope received the congratulations of
the French army on New Years and
blessed them in return. He said it was
probably the last time he would be able
to do so, Is he feared the enemies of the
Church would occupy Rome as soon as
the French troops we're Withdrawn, which
will be most likely this year.
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n

The contest for the Ohio S~enatorship
has terminated in the success of JOHN
SHERMAN, the caucus of Union members
of the Legislature haYing nominated him
by eight majority. The vote stood, SHER-
NAN 40, ScHENck %, BINGHAM Is. This
result leaves all these gentlemen in Con-
gress where they now are.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
cotton RaIsIng In Illinois.

The Nation journal learns hat B. F.
Wright living in 0kaw, some seven miles
northwest of that place, raised last season
two acres of ground, two thousand
bounds of cotton. In order to bring it
to maturity more rapidly. he clips off the
tops of his plants in the dark of the moon
in August. Mr.. W. thinks by this meth
cd an energetic farmer will have no troub-
le in raising this valuable crop in that sec
tinn
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DETITION FOR PARTITION.

jerome Roberts, Eleeta Crittenden. Hiram Crit
tenden and Eliza Ann Roberts, of the County OF
Trumbull; Climena Roberts, LuIaneia FTeer and
Albert Freer. of CuyahOga County, State Ohio =:
Wallace Roberts and Reuben NJ. Roberts, residing
in the State of Iowa. will take notice that a petit
lion was fled against them on the 14Ih day of De-
cember. lS-5. in tae Court OF Common Pleas for
erts, and is now pendiI g, wherein said plaintiff de-
mands partition of the following real estate. ~
wit: Sixty-eight acres in lot No. p in Gustavus
Township, county Of Trumball. and bounded
5 nth. north aud east by original lot lines, and
west " lands of Dwight ROBERTS. saving from said
parcel five acres in the nor h-eaSt corner. Also.
IN lot 81 in said Gustavus, ~fifty-hve acr-s, bounded
south by original lot line and Ian 5 of Elrzabeih
Smith, east by lands Of ). G.. Hall, north by land,
OF s.. g. Hall and lot line, aud west by lands Of
William Roberts; and az the next term Of said
Court tn said Clarrissa Roberts will apply for All
order that partition be made of said premises.
CLARkISSA ROBERTS.
Dec 20 1865 CIV By r. i. Barnes. her Atty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

Mexican news to the l1th inst, repre-
sents the popular feeling intensifying
every day against Maximilian. A force
of Liberals said TO be led by two Ameri-
cans, captured San Juan de ~Guadaloupe,
in Durango, and after sacking the place
destroyed it. The Imperialists claim to
have defeated the Liberal Gen. Reguies,
who had 5000 men, in Puebla. The I'm
pefialists were making Preparations to
fortify the Rio Grande.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

The Republicans of Mexico have cap
tured TOlucca, the ancient capitol of that
country, a place of 1900 inhabitants;
there E is also a Tumor that a couple of sill
yer mines have fallen into their hands
A new French admiral arrived at the
City of Mexico to consult with Maximil-
ian's officers. President JOhnson's mes.
sage was read by the lmperialists with
a feeling of relief that war with the Uni,
ted States was not to happen immediate.
ly, although the general belief was there,
that it would surely he brought on in
time.
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Renew Your subscriptions.
General Agent for the ChrOni-
Gle

J.. G. BUrLER, Esq. late Sheriff, will act as Gen
eral Business Agent for the Western Reserre ChrOa-
icle. Nj Butler is authorized to obtain subscrip-
tions. job work and advertising. He will canvass
the Townships on business. and we bespeak for
him a welcome from the friends of the CHRONICLE.
and any favors shown him will be reciproeated by
both him and ourselves. We wish to add many
new names to our list. and believe that Mr.. Butler
will meet with encouragement and success as a So
heitor for this paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

One of the boldest robberies of these
days. when bold robberies abound, was
committed in New York yesterday. As
q bank clerk. with SIT 900 in Treasury
notes and checks in his possession was
passing up William street for the pur-
pose of getting exchange at the Park
Bank, he was knocked down and robbed
by a fellow who jumped out of a butchers
cart. Neither thief nor treasure has
been secured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

One Mercer, an ex-rebel general, is now
on trial at Savannah for executing Union
prisoners just previous to the surrender
of that city to our forces to prevent their
re-capture. A Lieutenant of the Dist
Pennsy lvania regiment, who was a pris-
oner at the time, will testify that he
heard Mercer give the order to hang
sever prisoners in the manner following,
to wit: bring out and hang those damn
ed Yankee soldiers, and send them to
hell, where they ought to have been long
ago."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
. DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

I REAL STATE.
II pursuance OF an order issued By the Probate
Court of TrumbUll County. uhiO. . will offer at
public sale, on Thursday, the 18th day of Februa
~, 1866. at l O'Clock, p NJ. upon the EMS the
following described real estate; Situate in the
township of Welthersirld, Trumbull County, o..
aud known as part OF lot No y. in said tou nship.
and bOunded as follows: east by Ia Ids IF james
Gates aud a lot owned BY Warner, Dunlap a Oil;
nur,h by lands Of Michael OIL. Jr.. deceased. by a
line running from the south west corner o. his gar
uen ieneJ west To the creek west and south by the
mill lot. 50 called, now owned by said Warner.
Dunlap * Oil, which land b rein described is
known as TIE log ana lumber yard of said Michael
Oil, Jr, deceased, tcgether With an undivided
One-half interest Ia a saw mill situate thereon,
with certain water privileges thereto belonging,
as reserved By deed lTUm Mi'hael Oil. senior. 10
William Porter and Thomas Campbell dated June
18th. A. ID. Is o; sls1 4 undivided three-fOurths
interest in an oil mill and fixtures standing upon
said premises Appraised at -.
Terms of sale: ~One-hslf cash in hand, and the
balance in one year IRON day OIL sale. with interest
and security By mortgage. JOHN OIL. Admir-
of Michael Oil, Jr., de;d.
By Brown & Hyde, Attys
Ian Il 1876 W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
Butter and Cheese Markets

The New York Times of the 18th says that the
heaviness. depres ion and actual decline IN the
market heret JIOre noticed bs u. has continued du-
ring the week, while the whole aspect If tue sItua-
ton shows that the crisis OF tue speculation IN but.
ter Is near at hand, that q much lower range OF
prices must soon be current. Prices are now irreg-
ulAr and tendency downward.
The New York Quotations on the Goth were 20 @
S3c LOT Ohio, and z09SSc for y Urk state.
CISCNNATI-ButIsr, ". r 50935c. Cheese
prices unchanged.
New -AORK.-Uheese, depressed Prices range
from Il 10 MS. Market weak with downward
tendency
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. KGAL NOTICE.

IL THE STATE OF OHIO. TRUMBULL CO.SS
In the Court OF Common Pleas. George W. CraW-
ford, We j, H.. Ward Civil action.
The defendant j.. II. Ward. a nonresident Of
the state OF Ohio. and residing in the State OF
Iowa, is hereby notified that, on the 18th day OF
December. is05. the pl intif. George Crawford.
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, y his petition against hun the saId j. Ii.
Ward. TO recover SlST, with interest from April l,
1861, as purchase mOn-y due him by reason Of a
certain %eO,tract entered into on the l2th day Of
October. 1860. between the said plaintiff. one Joel
b. Curtis and the said }. Ii. Ward, for the sale to
I'D Ward Of the fOllOwing described lands. to wit:
Situate in Mecca. Trumbull County, Ohio, ana
knOWn as part of lot No. Il, Elyis tract, so called
and in the northeast corner Of said lot. contain
ing two and One-half acres Of land. and praying
that 5 aid lands may be sold to satisfy said sum so
claimed 10 be due. The sald !. IL. Ward Is re
quired to answer said petition ON or before the nth
day OF February. l-66, OF IN default 4 decree and
OrderwlIl be taken against him
Jorge W. CRAWFORD.
By futile & Stull, his Att'ys.
Dec DlS65 6w
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Allegheny CattIe Market.

CATTLE-The supply of cattle on sale, says the
Gazette, was unusally Large thus week, reaching II
he aggregate. about l.5OG@l 400 head, and Wnilt
the market was generally considered a good one
the extreme prices realized last week were not OBJ
tanned. Prime fat cattle sod at from TA9s cents
gross-a few choice brought 81 cents-aud medium
grades sold at from 71I97 cents.
SHEEP-Wuh a very limited supply and a mod
crate local demand. the market for sheep is frmel
and prices have advanced. Good fat Mutton
sheep sold in a retail WaY at frOm7971zc. gross
One small drove Of Penna.Sheep sUlI at from SIG
re, according 10 quality. Nothing doing IN stock
sueeD or lambs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24

S7 roo PER YEAR! We want
agents everywhere 10 sell
our IMPROVED So Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted i've
years. Above saiary or large commissions . aid
The ONLY machines sold in the Union for less than
$40. which are JuHg deceased b. HOlCe. Wheclsr d.
Wilson, GrOrer d Bake. Singer d 90 and BdcksL
der. A luther cheap machi, Is arr iRfriRQemeHfs.
and the seller or user are liable 10 dTresf, gRs and
imprisonment Circulars free. Address or call up
on shaw N Clark. bidde ord. Maine, or at No. S3
Broadway. New York; No. Z6 Carter st, Pbilt
delpaia, Pa: No. IA LOmbard's Block. Chicago. III:
No. 10 West Fourth St. CincinnaI. o.; OrSSpaul-
ding's Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y. dec q rs Tyr
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SALE.

George Shafer vs. Jason Garfield, ct al. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed aud
delivered. 1 have levied upon and shall expose to
public sale. at the door of the court house, in the
town Of Warren, in said County OF Trumbuil, and
State Of Ohio. on
Saturday, theI5fh day OF February,
A.. D. 1876, between the hours Of and 4 o'clock. p.
M. Of said day, the following resi- estate. to wit -
Situate in the township of Mecca. County Of TTum
bull, aud State of OniO. aud known as part of 10;
number u il the kingsbury tract. in said town
ship, and bounded as follows. to wit; on the north,
the west by a line parallel to the east line, and 50
far west as to include. one hundred and SIX acres Of
land. Appraised 4 at -. Terms cash.
SETH VI. LAIkD. sheriff.
Shsrif-s Office. Warren. o., Jan Il. 1906 5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
CERrIrICArEo F ArrHoRrrn-

TO expire n the Slst day Of January. 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
C~OLUNBUs, OHIO. January 1864.
WHEREAS. The Charter Oak Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, llcafed at
Hartford. in he state Of C9nnecticut. has hlei in
this Office = sworn statement of its condition. as re-
quired bv the first section Of the act TO regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated By the
State Of ohio, passed ApTilS 1886. and amended
February 9 1861; and. WHERE -. sad Company
has furnished the understand satisfactory evidence
t"at it is possessed IF at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars of actual Capital i'm
vested In stock. or bonds, or IN MORTGAGES Of real
estat-, worth double the amount Tor which the
same IS mortgaged; and WHEREAS, said Company
has fled in this Ofics a written instrument under
it, C rpOrate seal, signed by the President aud Sec
rItGry thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of
said Company in this State to a~cknOwlcdre service
Of process. for and in behalf o. said Company &C
cOrdiug to the L rms of said law.
Now, IHEREF0RE IL pursuance of the first Sec-
ton OF the aforesaid act |, AMES II. GOODMAN
Auditor of State Tor Ohio. do hereby c-rtifv that
salt Charter oak Fire and Marine InSu.
to transact the buiass5 Of Fire and Marine Ias1-
rance in this State until the thiriy-frst day Of
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-seven.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have here
unto subscribed my name and
l~EAL.l c"used the seal Of my Office tn be
affixed the day and year above
rs Cent stampl JAS. Il. GOODMAN.
Auditor of State.
AUSTIN D. KIBBEE, Agent,
Pennington, Ohio.
ian. "a. is65-sE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
Execution OCMartha Grinder

Martha Grinder, the poisoner, was hung
here to day. She made a confession, adj
hitting the murder of Mary C.Caruthers
and Jane R. Buchanan, but denied the
other charges of poisoning brought against
her. Contrary to general expectation, her
department on the scaifold was calm and
collected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
An z Hour Bill.

a bill has been introduce into the State
Legislature, fixing the length of a days
labor at eight hours, in all manufactures,
work shops and other places used for
manufacturing purposes in the State of
Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
Philadelphia WOOL Market.

January T7.-There is less activity in
the demand but prices are steady and
the market firm but quiet at 7OCG75c for
fine fleece, .70d75c for medium, and so
O55c for coarse which is neglected. Tub
ranges at 65(G75c for common to choice.
The inquiry is mostly for the fine fleece.
No change in Yarns.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
TAVBRN STAND FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his Tavern Stand
in Grove Township, Cameron County, Pennsylya-
MIA. on the sinnamah"ning River, AID on the
Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad. The property con
ehard. and a comfortable, new two story frame
building, sufficient for the business. A never fail
ing sprns OF pure water Is at the door. The stand
can do business sufficient TO pay for Itself every
three years. f well manaRed. The property will
be traded for property IN Warren or vicinity, or
will be sold. 1t will be sold with OF without the
furniture. For price and terms enquire at the
Chronicle Office, g.. W. PERKINS.
Dec, O.. 1865. 4m%
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MARRIAGES.

In Vienna. Dec. %, 1865. by Rev. Y. Belts. Mr..
SAMUEL ii. M~cNAIGhTUN tO.Miss RACHEL
ChUSIER.
IUS ROUNDS to Mss CANOICE BRADFORD.
In Sharon. Pa, l4th instant, Mr.. CLAUDIUS
BRAlNARD TO Miss FLORA MCFARLAND, all
OF OIangevIlle.
lands be safe aad pleasant; and may the sunshine
of happiness. unmarried by the clouds Of dOmest c
sorrow. descend IN abundance, and rest forever in
their peaceful nome. L.. NJ.
IN Sunday, the 2lst lust. at the American House
by Rev John Peate. Mr.. w.. II. JOHNSTON, of
PIttsburg, Pa, and Miss ELLA WFL~H, OF
JohnsUnville, this County. Bell Air, Nd, pa
pers please cOpy.l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-24
Jan243
\ MOSER'S ESTATE

We The creditors Of said estate. whose claims
have been allowed. are Motif d that on the 18th
day Of January. 1861. a fourth dividend of five per
cent. was declared by the Probaie Court Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio. on the same. The undersigned
will lay said Dividend At his store a Girard, at
Jan Il 1856 Sws
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Total Assets Of the Company
HI. Liabilities.
Losses unadjusted and losses in sus-l
peDse. waiting for { fiber proof
Nv Miscellaneous.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, &C
County OF HARTFORD. So

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, SC
COUNTY OF Hartford. 60
JOSEPH II. SPRAGUF. President
and JAMES GOODMAN. secretary of the CHARTER
OAK FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY,
being severally sworn. depnse and say, that the
foregoing is a full. true and correct statement OF
the affairs Of the said Company. that the said In
surance Company Is the h IA fed owner Of st least
one humid ed thousand dollars Of actual
Cash Cap'tai invested 10 Stocks and Bonds. or in
MORTGAGES on Real Estate. worth double the amount
for which the same IS mOrtgaged: and that they
are the above described Officers Of said Insurance
Company. JOSEPH II, PRAGUE, President
JAMES GOODMAN. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me. ~
this 18th day of January. 1866. toLALl
WM. HAMSLEY, a Com'r for the
Five Cent Ssampl State of ohio