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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

In recent speech Wendell Phillips declared
that the President should be styled Brandy
johnson" instead Of "Andy Johnson" The
New Work Citizens says that by that remask
he branded himself an ASST
The military spirit is fully aroused 10 Canada.
The call for 10000 volunteers was soon filed,
and three or four times that number could be
had at u day notice. The Feniaps will meet
with warm reception should they attempt an
Invasion OF the provinces.
The Philadelphia Agricultural Society,
have been examining into the condition Of the
cattle OF Eastern Pennsylvania end report
that there is no foundation for the statement
that the riaderpesf has appeared 10 Mont
gomery county, or any other part Of the
State. .t.. l..s .t.-..
Henry Ward Beecher's church have, by o
large majority. laid on the table the propo-
sition 10 engage no assistant FOR the pastoral
work One member said he thought the
church saw little enough Of Mr.. Bescher as il
was, IL the proposed change should be adopted
they would see less Of him. .i..-.ts'. .
The imports at New York last week were
SS, 10000 gold value, equal to over ten mil
lions In currencyl And this, to, at time
when every warehouse in New Y York is groauing
under the weight of unsold foreign goods. when
the market is dull and declining. and no one
buys except to supply present wants. Some
people will get their fingers burned
One Of the most extensive robberies on
record 10 this or any other country. was
perptreated in New York ON the 10Th Govern.
me ut bonds to the amount OF a million aud
a half Of dollars were distracted from the
banking house Of Rufus Lord. in Exchange
Place. The property was stolen from a safe
in the day time.
The Superintendent OF the Freedmen 5
villages has been instructed by Maj. Gen
Howard to divide the Arli' gton estate into
Eve acre lots TO be rented to freedmen, tic
rent to he paid after harvest About twenty
acres are to be ,rden for the dependents oi
the freedmeu's village. This estate is moi
coufscated property ,aod therefore ca mot rever,
| " ucUs Ut ucutu W ONuOtS, but ~ WoS eOu
for taxes. and purchased by the government.
for the purpose TO which it is DOW being ap.
plie5. I'd
About eighty members Of the Legislature
went to Newark. and enjoyed the hospitalitie'
of that place Saturday. Carriages were sup.
piled 10 abundance, aud during their ride over
the surrounding cocntry eligible sites for Agri-
cultural College we're examined, upon which
very favorable comments were made. Gran
vile, the old fort, and other places Of interest
were visited. At the former place an excellent
dinner was served at the town hail. Upon
their return 10 the evening, the visitors par
took of splendid collation. at the City Hall,
listened to several short and appropriate
speeches. aud tripped The light fantastic toe
with Newark's fair and queeuly bellies till it was
time TO start homeward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

Private aud reliable ipfo,ma
tion from Burlington, W., states that
uniforms for is 600 men, aud 1000 rifles
Of the very best pattern have been trans
poled quietly during the last days
from New York city aud from Troy to
Burlng on, M where they now remain
concealed awaiting the advance of the
Fenians. Arms in abundance are said to
he stored at Detroit. Sandusky, Buffalo,
Ogtensburgb, Plattsburgh, and Montpelier.
Three companies Of Feuian volunteers,
commanded by tlicient officers, have been
orgauz4d in Burlington tor services in
Canada. ... .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
Thunder from Tenne ssee.

The following brave aud unequivocal words
from Governor BrowDlow, OF Tennessee, con-
stitute the leading editorial Of the Knoxville
Wing Of Feb. IA. They stir the blood of a
loyal man like the sound of hattle.trunpe I:
The President and the Radicals. Under
this SORT of beading the rebel sheets of
the South keep up constant clamor-
predicting aud hoping for an issue between
the President ana Congress-and predict
ing the certain triumph OF the President,
on The ground that the people are with
him. They are extoliing the President
for bis courage aud 6rmness. doing all they
can 10 bring o1 coDf!ct. Meetings are
being held all over the country saying, lei
the struggle come, for however fierce, the
President will triumph. as the People are
with him. All of this is to be regretted
for the sake OF the country FIRST, and
next for the sake OF the. President aud bis
future usefoliness. n the people are with
The President 10 his policy, 1t is the
Southern people. who fought four years
10 destroy the Government, and who
clamored, for the capture OF the President
that they might have the pleasure OF hapg
ipg him. Aud we are deceived in the
President II be allows this party OF traitors
TO create o quarrel between bim and the
great Upion party that nominated him in
Che Baltimore Convention, and subsequent
u elected him 10 bis present high position.
gYhe party denounced 10 Congress a,'
radicals. abolitionists, and as faction,
compo.e Q fwe thirds Of both houses, and
they are the representatives Of large ma
joriiies 10 oil the loyal States, who viii
stand by them. ssen in coDfiet with
the President, sld the newborn friends,
gslvsnizsd loyalists. and amnestied patri
psh Who now crowd out fran the White
House slI ihe tried loyaIisss- Of the coun
sry. Those who labor 10 bring Qn cou
hiet between The President and Congress
are not ths friends Of silher,. ss The tain.'
will show. For II tho people ever dit
plant themselves firmly On any piAi for N
& Il % The platform nov occupied BY th
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

As there are ne 80 reak that we mny
venture % ijnre them with imouiity, 20
there are none so low that they may not a,
some time be able to repay an obligation
Therefore, what, benevoence would dictate
prndence won!d confirm. For be that is
cautious of insulting the weakest. and not
above obliging The lowest, will have attained
such habits Of forebesrance and complacen
cy, as will secure him the good will Of all
that are beneath him, aud teach him how tc
avoid the enmiry of oil that are above him
For he that would not cruise even q warm
will be still more cautious how be treads
upOD O serpent. . ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

40 called radicals, or faction. constituting
the majority 10 The present Congress. We
ro With the faction Of radicals; we approve
their principles and policy; and live or die,
sink or swim, survive or perish, we risk our
life, our fortune, and onr sacred honcr, on
board Of that ship. 1t Is bark sailing
under the banner Of beauty and glory, the
stars and stripes Of our country--a banner
that the Conflicts Of the last eighty years
have never seen conquered. Always vic,o
rious, because always in the right, it is no,
to be disgraced by the combined assaults
Of home traitors or maligna 70 eign
foes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the Sist day of January, lsoI)
OFPIcR OF THE AUDITOR oF STATE, ]
Insurance DEPAkTEENT,
COLUMNS, ONO, January 81, 1905.
WHEREAS The ATTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY located Al
New York In the New York. has tiled 10 this oce
sworn its condition. required by the first
Of the act To regulate Insurance Companies not
corporaed By State ohio April sth 1856 and
ed February 9h 1864 and Whereas said company
has furn the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
possessed of least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
capital invested In stocks bonds In mortgages Of
Real Estate worth double the amount for which the sane
morgaged and Whereas said company has died Ia this
Office written under Its corporate seal signed BY
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any agent
said company In this state 70 acknowledges ser
process for and behalf Of said company, according
10 the terms said law. .
Now Therefore 10 pursuance Of the frat section OF the
aforesaid act l. LANES H. G0nMAN, AUDITOR OF State for
Ohio hereby certify that said AEfo FIRE Insurance. Com
pAAY of York TO transact the business Of FIRE
and Inland ia this State until the thirty h dag
January, la the year Que thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. -,
tx wrrSEss wRBKoy. have hereunto supse' ihed nv
caused the seal OF my Office to hs anxed the day
~''r JAMFs h. GOODMAN,
rLs1 si3 Auditor Of state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

In Southern Ialy the clergy are doing
their utmost to prevent the Introduction OF
civil marriages among the people. Not
only is civil marriage denounced from he
pulpit ss unla wful. rs 10 Genoa. but abso.
luton aud extreme JUNCTION are denied Ia
those who are not married 10 church
This conduct tends greatly to d'm nisb the
influence Of the clergy among the people
who are b ginning 10 free 'bemselv,s u al
di ectious from eclesiast'cil coatrol. Soci.
cites bave been established in various part.
Of the couu ~ with he o',j+ct Of educating
the lover classes aud providing them viii
work, aud umorg G their members are many
mobiles. . .H '
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

The Washington agent Of the freedmen IS
Savings Bauk has made statement, from
which it appears that the institution has
received, within yea, over q million OF
dollars from the negroes Of the county
During the month OF February those of that
city alone DEF Osi cd over five thousand
dollars. The bank has taeD,y.nine branches,
most OF them in Southern cities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET

WEDNESDAY,, March Il, 1866
FLoUR-Choice grades steady and firm City
made SO, 75@ 80 for Xxx red, $ll.75@l2, so
fot TX white. Country brands Xxx red,
50, ,J0@ 10, 80; do Xxx white $l0j0@ll,5.
WHEM-Quiet; choice grades firm and tend
upward. Sale 400 bu No. Milwaukee spring
at 81, $50.
Coas-In fair demand and steady. Sales 8
cars shelled 53c.
OArs-Quiet, but frrncr No. Ohio held at
3S@39c from store; Western 34935c.
RIE-Inactiye No sales reported.
BARLEY. doing; prices nominal
PoRK-Quiet; Mess declined SOC per bbl. We
quote: No. City Mess held at $27,O0; No. 2
e26, ,OS; Clear $3l, 90.
LARD--Steady. City-rendered In tierces lSc;
do in kegs l9c Country rendered log i6Ic.
HAMs-Sales 20O0 lbs Sugar cured at 22c.
SHoULDERs-Lower; held ut Ice.
BAcoS-Held at l9c for clear; 20c for sugar
cured.
MEss BrEr-Quiet and steady at $500. Ex-
ira Mess $1,000
DRrrp BEEF-Firm and in fair request. Sales
800 lbs at 23c.
BUrrEa-Choice qualities very scarce and
firm, with good demand. Prime roll 3S@iO;
common grades 25@30c. at
CHEEsE--In good demand and frmer at lS@-
22c for good 10 choice. Stocks are very low.
EGGs-Decidedly more active; prices irregular
but closed steader and with more tirmness.
Sales bbls at isc, IL hbls, at Zoe, 20 bbs al
2Oc, bbls at 2lc, II bhls at PC
PEraoLEUa-lnactiye and unchanged lie
fined free held at 56a5sc.
DRIED APPLEs-7In fair demand. Held at l3l
q &c. and pay for packages,
PorAroEs-Peachl,low steady and In good fe-
guest at 95c; sale car Prince hlberts at 30.
BEAss--Held at $l,50@2,Oo for white. De
mand moderate. '+ 20
SEEDs-In fair demand Western Timothy
held al$t,0o; Ohio ga Is; sales l5o bushels
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
Legislative.

In the Senate, on Tnusday, March Stb,
bills were introduced as folloWs:-To Dis.
tribute the Surplus Relief Fund to Coun
ties in proportion as raised; To authorize
the incorporation Of associations for the
safe keeping VI valuable packages and
property; Requiring Assessors TO collect
statistics ofthe Crap; aud Wine culture,
Iu the House Bills were passed. ,peal
ing the act to prohibit Attorneys from re-
ceiviug fees 10 applications for pardon ;
Authorizing the purchase, care and repair
of Cemeteries by Township Trus' ee.; Re.
quiring Negro Mins:rels and travelling
theatrical exhibitions to procure license;
Enabling Associations to be Incorporated
The following bills were introduced
To give more efficiency TO the anti gaming
law. To distribute the surplus Militia
Communication money to the several Conn.
.iss where paid; Authorizing Township
aud Village Treasurers to deposite with
banks; Abolishiug ho Office Of Safe Su.
pervisSr of Printing and transferring the
duties TO the Secretary Of State. .-
10 the House, March IL b, The Senate
resolution authorizing the Treasurer Of
State to sell the coin 10 the State Treasury
was tuken up and passed.
The Senate bill for adjournment on the
29tb day Of March to tho first Tuesday Of
January, was amended by fixing the day Of
adjournment on the 6sb of April TO the 2l
Of January, 1861
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

Archbishop Spalding, Of Baltimore. has
receive letters from he Pope Of Rome
appointing him Apostolic Delegate, with
authority 10 convene pleDary council
during the present year. Of all archbishops
and Bishops in the United States, aud to
preside over the same. This coancil it is
expected, will be assembled sometime in
September or October. II Is further init.
mated that Archbishop Spaldiug will be
made Cardinal at no distant day.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

TX . debate 10 the n sase Of Representatives
on Saturday, the 10th, Mr.. Stevens and others
defended the course Of Congress- and expressed
their respect for the President, and ironically
arguing that the recent 22d Of February speech
or the President was hoax, that such an ad.
dress as commonly reported, with the attend.
ant and surrounding circumstances, never was
deiiverod
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

CoxrrRxxp p.---The appointment Of Geo. A..
Benedict, as Postmaster OF Cleveland, was
on the i2th unanimously confirmed by the
United States Senate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
p6-The Chronicle Gays:

A young mau obtained divorce from
his wife, in the Litchfeld County Circuit
Court, last year, on account OF 'iLcOmpa,i-
biity.' A few days since, he lady. who
resides near NorthGeld fell heir TO $24 900.
This is what We call interesting
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
Thompson Quarry.

THIS Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Geauga County, the nearest aud most convenient for
citizens Ashabua and vicinity Of any otber and the
quality OF its stone is superior orhrmness Of texture and
durability Stone cut dmsnsions and for any purpose
dressed In the most wOkmanke apd at short notice
Orders solicited, for Flaggng, Steps Wsstpnss, FINDER
pinnng, Window and Door Gaps aad snis Coping and
ter Tables When the travelling Is GOOD parties may do theii
own hauling at considerable saving. o. EDGERToN.
Thompson Dee. !. 1906. esi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
Physicians, Please Notice.

We make secret Of the ingredients. Helmbods Fluid
Extract Buchu composed Of Buebo, Cebebs and Juniper
Berries selected with great and prepared IN By
H. T. Hembed Drug gt and Chemist OF sixteen years
perienee in the city Of Philadelphia and which
scbed by the eminent phycaus has been admitted to
in the United States Army and is also IN geneal
use Hosditals and public Sanitary Institutions
Throughout the Land. .r ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

GorGH will lecture before the Library
Association Cleveland on the evening Of Tues.
day next, March 2O,h at the Academy Of Music.
Cant he be induced TO stop over here while
passing. ...... e.. ,...... % ...-tt.f.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

Clover at $500
TkhLow-Steady at 1o@losci for city and
country-rendered.
SALr-Firm at $2, ,55 for Fine; 81, 60 for coarse
Onondaga;$2,5 80 for Saginaw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

s0-The following incident which occurred
near Lynchburg. Va, shows the spirit of
the southern women, as we'll as the wit Of
Yankee soldiers: ....,
A lady called from an npp-r window TO
o little girl on the sidewalk: Julia, come
10 this minute child. That Yankee will
rub against you il you stay there. The
Yankee referred to was q soldier. o dull
look Dg fellow. who appeared confounded
at this attack upon him lie quickly
recovered himself. aud turning his face
toward the chamber window. addressed The
little girl. who was obeying her molher
with slacrity. 'Yaas, 60 long in, you skinny
little tbiogf Don't rub against the YAM
kee. I guess your father tried il on dow o
at Petersburg, and he didn's Like il you
know.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
.HHL.nGBoLD's


For Nonretentiop, lneontnence ~ Urine Irritation
animation liberation OF the Baddcr Kidneys Dsssse
OF the Prosste Glsnd Stone In the Bladder calculus
or Brekdust depose aud all diseases Of the Bladder Kid
neys, and dScpsiesl swsllings. .i b. .4N q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

CATARRH Cured for one dollar
READs-Fer one dollar per mail. win send free 10 any
address receipt and medicine that will guarantee to
the worst Cse,rh in the bead bronchial tubes in
lew weeks has saved my life, made well man,
from Caarha aud dangerous bronchial trouble
had suffered with for tired the best physicians,
and all the advertised medicines of the day. but found
relief till obtained this would give hundred dollars,
for this receipt and the medicine h had the CAarrh
and could not obtain less believe instructions
fellow ID it will whatever that has already
ed t. lungs and become settled consumption. Cue
1t while you 3ms+S
Address, 7 p. srMMEs No 1927 Fulton ST., New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
Holiday Presents.
Gold and Silver Watches

UOlO ana oliver w atCncS
i O be sold at one dollar each without
regard to value and not be paid for until you know what
you TO receive
Catalogue valuable articles at one dollar each
300 Fine Gold Chrosomete waches each. $500
800 Fine tieid English Lever Watches. ........ $50
200 Ladies' Gold Enammeed Bi5ou Watches. .15O
-, So i'd silver Hunting Lever Watches. 40 to 80
700 SILVER Dinner sets. .lVO TO 100
l0O silver lea sets. lUuto
5000 English Silver Cruet Stands. 20 to 80
5000 Silver Fruit U ms .i5to 30
600 Silver Ice Pitchers 20 TO SO
lUOO SilVeroasfors 20 TO 20
700 DOZ Table Spoons. 10 to 80
500 " lea Spoons. .... .......... 10 to 20
200 Gents Diamond Pins. 100 TO 500
All the above list OF goods will be sold for doa each
Certificates of all the various articles stating what each
have first put into envelopes sealed and mixed
and when ordered taken without regard TO choice
and sent by mall thus giving all fair chance On receipt
of the certificate will what have and theu it
is at option to send do lar anc take the article
not.
There riH be blanks. One Certificate may obtain you
Certificates for S0 13 for 81 90 80, with Premium
Gold Pen and Silver Extension Holder for S. 100, with
Premium Solid Sitrer Hrnnng ease Haish, for SlA
AGENTS WANrkD-All Who act agents will collect
rs cents each Certificate, and remit Is each
provided not les than six ordered at one time.
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Goods not
pleasing the tastes OF fancy customers will be exchanged
free ofcost. Address all orders to
KEIGHTELY 4 CO.
s corner Ann and Nassau Streets.
New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17
BUCHU.
Fs0m hs Dispsrsary of the United Statss.
Dfosma Crenata-Buch Leaves

Dfosma Crenata-Buchu Leaves l'F
what aromatic Their and analogous b ni.s
- MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USEs.-Buehu leaves
gently stnula,t, with peculiar tendency to the Urinary
podu g dres and like other sini medicines.
exciting saphOssi when circumstances favor this modss
action
They are given in complaint, Of ths Urinary Organs seh
Gravel Chronic Catarh of the Bladder Morbid Irritation.
Of the Bladder and ursha Disease OF the Prostrae and
or % tn of Gn s ss
n DysPePsis Chronic Rheumatism cutAneess
Ansctions, aAd Dropsy. +
Belmbolds Extract Bucbu used BY from III. age.
Of Is 10 25 and from IS 5 In the decline change OF
life after confinement Labor Pains Bed-wetting N
children.
~ DR.. KEYsER is q Physician Of thirty y.srs'
experience and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College
deiphia. = 7D,lr''l ~
Mr.. HIT. HrLxBsLp:
DEAR I'm regard to the question asked me my
opinion about Buehu would ssy that have and sold
the article various forms the past thirty years. Dc
tAsnk sere any form preparation Of have not
to be used in the various where such
medcats agent would bc Indicated Yeu well
as myself extensively employed In the va
Of the bladder and kedney aud the reputoa
1T has acquired in my judgment warranted BY the facts
have seen and used as before stated every of BusB
the powdered leaves the simple decoctoo, tnsure nuid
eognirant Of peps5atsn Of that
plant at all equel yours Twelve years experiences ought
think give the right 10 usge 81 its merits aod with
prejudice partiality give ever s
others. do valHe thing aeeorsng to ih bun ed
other would outdo you bat bold to the doc TRUE
that bulk and quantity do not make mp vase-f they did
copper cent would be worth more than gold dollss.
Iyaus your Buebu for IT'S effect patients Tha.s earsA
with It, cured with IT, diseases Of the bladder
ana kidneys than have cured with other Bu
ehu or any Other propetoy compound Of whatever AAns
Respectfully, yours, &C..
GEO. H. KEYsER, ND.
40 wss4 Street, rutsbursh. Pa
August II. 1868
AsK EoH HrLnAoLD's FLvrD EIrhAer Bsenr-
.o .|. -1tTt
~ Direct l.si.u 10
..''.f a
HELMBoLDy
DRVs AMP CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
No. 59E Broadway, New York;
HELMB0LD's MEDICAL DEror,
No. Io4 South Tenth Street, Bsox Chestnut RAlldsphiA
soidby Druggists svsr1~Asr@ iNif
Rsvo,. y, ,oun,.,s,,t. Ask Ter BslnboId'H
TAKE NO OTHER. H&
pt tr 'i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

Alexander H. H. S'uart Of Virginia hit
the nail right on the head when be said
the other day: If We had supported the
Protective system, / really believe we
wosld have bad no war. Ii you will revert
to be history Of the last 40 years, you will
find that when We had Protective Tariff,
comparative qIiet prevailed in the country ;
bat as soop as protection TO free labor was
withdrawn, sectional excitement aud aoi
mostly followed. How wicked is the sci
fshness that. right on the heel of the war
that has so desolated the South and SO
burdened the North, seeks TO deprive the
labor Of both North and South OF pro &c
tiou, chainiug The latter down il lis poy
etty. and hamstril giug the former as il
endesvors to carry It's load and save The
nations credit aud prosperity. Industry
alone can reconstruct the whole Uuon.
Free Trade opposes this reconstruction
The deadliest disuDionist that now glides
masked through our politics is the opponent
Of Protection TO Home Iodustry.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

STATE OF NEW YORK,
City COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
II. B. wLAARTH, Vice-President, and VscEsI TILYoU,
Secretary the FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY being sew
orally swOn dp.se and say, that the foregoing Is iuu Ias
the Affairs OF the sasi company thai
said Insurance Company the bona hde owner OF At eas
One HHpdrsd JhOHsad Dollars Of actual eass capita invest
bonds in mortgages real estate worm
the which the Is mortgaged AND
that they described ofcsTs OF said Insurance
Company. .,,, W. u-,,.
(Sgned) IL D. Wil.MAhIh, Niee-rIenloen''
VINCENT TlLIoU, Secretary.
Subscribed and before this lIth DAY s January
A. ID. 1865. . W; miLpEI,
lL-s1 Commissioner ior ohi"' ih w" i'iA'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-03-17

OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLUMnUs, ONO, Jan. 81, 1906 !
n hereby certified that the foregoing is correct copy Of
the abatement Of condition Of the ARrC FIRE lssuRAscE
COMPANY New York. made to- and hled In this Once, io
the year 1866
- JAMES II. GOODMAN,
TIs1 Auditor OF State.