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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-07

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge
sHIPMAN.
CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF BRoCkWAf-Ihh
rrDGF,s CHARGE-CoNvICTIoN OF BRoCKWAf'
United States agt Charles o. Broadway
This case was resumed. pursuant to adjournment
The Court charged the jury in substance as ioAo"s
proof OF guilt on either count OF the indictment VIII war
rant conviction The principal question is the relative
eradiIitv OF the witnesses for the Government ana
thse for The defense There some con
eted with this descent which affect the character OF
n ia for YOU 10 say whether his evidence is en-
tied 70 credbity as the recognition by him OF Brock
nav but his testimony is cOrroborated by the adsslon
OF Brockway TO Marshal Murray II Is tor you 70 Pdss
ron the credbiity OF the testimony OF Atksons Ieis
ttDs such Testimony would be, and has been held
snaeient alone convict IN this case ther eVdshee
seams 10 he corrobOrated A man, claiming 10 hold
osition under the Government, has appeared as wiz
for fine defense Whether he had right 10 act US ne
admits he has acted In this matter, is question
a. he settled between him aud the Government ne
has no right TO condone such an oense as the
has heen charged with His action IN appearing as
Witness for the defense should not influence you III arrV
me- at conclusion ms prisoners guilt II Broekway
WIS promised anything by Government officials you nave
potlng 10 do with that arrangement Inc prisoner mas
hoen regularly indicted aud tried by and through the
proper oicers u VIC Government ana no nseF snetns1
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Nmneements.

'INHE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
MUSEUM AND MBNAGERIB co,
T5RS SiSifI SRgI ESri I'D PiD''''
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ELEGANT SPACIOUS AND AIRY HALLS
EvERY APTRRS9 OYER 30 %S go GRyyR9SdiES
The splendid Spectacular Play Of the
SEA OF ICE; OR, A MOTHERS PRAYER
SEW AND MAGNIFICENT sCETEEY,
COSTUMES AND MECHANICAL EEFECTs.
PROF HUTCHYGs LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
AI IxS ,, hnAMHiSS B TIIa Ed LADY
A MAMMOTH Sfifo I'll F FAF T x "a
eIAETRSs, DWARF FIJI GiR0AB sI5 GIRL.
LIVING Is feet long toS VIII WIZ, r5e SSDS sAf,
~. o,r.o,A YELLOW JAP iYEsE EEL
800 SREGAETS OF LIVING 4USTRAEAS BIRDS
H&PY FAMILY GRAHb A tFAfHhp e seal
~ GEN TOM THUMB and WIPE c9SMoDoRE MUTT and
s sE n %AS Will T a EPPER MS Sis1% 2y4 expected on
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A T. hAGUIRE and Pref EIsLKY Managers
Rssppearluce Ofthe wonderful Boy .
ALL RIGHT"
LAST WEEK OF THB
IMPERIAL
JAPANESE TROUPE,
the5 sail t9r EgJsgs on %gIy % -, .,,r
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, at
BoI Once open Thursday, june n. a O'Clock
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30 cts.
81 Last week but Of the great Artistic
LUCILLE WESTERN
TONIGHT and SATURDAY MATINER,
LUCILLE WESTERN as NANCY SYKES in
Dic5enss Masterpiece. OLIVER TWIST.
S4TURDAY-ONLY OLIVER TWIST MATIEEK.
RANVARD's NEW MUSEUM,
H Corner o. Broadway and eth-st
THIS AFTERNOON at p m.
PANORAMA OF TfIR MISSISSIPPI
SONGS DANCE. and WHO SPEARS FIRST.
THIS EVENING atS P m
The operate Drama OF
Il Q B Il O Y.
Admission 30 cents
GRIFFIN g. CHRISTY's
" MINSrRELS,
Nos and West Twenty ionht, adjoining FhAve Hotel
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Tho Hall will be eeeorated and will time In Angrst
This week, the GREAT BLACK CROOK BUiLkSQUE
Temperance Of Mr.. OTTO BURBANK.
Doors az To at 6 O'Clock
SATURDAY EVENING JUNE % BENEFIT or MR. G. H.
GRIFFIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
Che Gnrf

FASHION COURSE.-TR0TTING on FRI
DAY June g. at Purse ami stake OF $3.50 two miles and
repeat IN harness Mace Whacboue; owners Gen Nc
Celan T. Carpenters Jack Lewis JacsmansE Berger
Gill J. SIMMONS Proprietor
FASHION COURSE-TROTTING SATUR-
DAY June % Match for $500; mile beats in under
saddle Dobe, Toronto Chief W. Bor,t h. Rapid
j. SIMMONS Proprietor
FASHION COURSE-TROTTING-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 20 st3 aiHatch for S2OoO
repeat wagons between the celebrated horses Dexter
and Lady Thorn b. Dobs Dr. Dexter D. PEers Lady Thorn
These horses roi extraordinary womi jane a. and
Lady doing very w be the result
JNO. SIMMONS. Proprietor.
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! UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Befor
Commissioner OSBORN
| ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUD on THE INTERNAL RENENUhs

COURT CALENl
SUPREME COURT-ClRcuIT.-PA
3757-Eistoa Agt. Stanley.
3l09-Sterling agt Hsmmnl.
ais Livingston ct Al. sgt Van Ness
ct al
3233-sealnau ct al hgt Lockwood.
3s.O-Trundy agt Young.
2s83-Pope ct Al. agt jacob.
3445-Finch agt Hughes. j., ct a.
35ll-L Lake agt. The Artisans BIZ
3325-McDOnald agt. Eye.
3827-SIailh agL HiilsbUrgh.
PART IL-MrILBs
39s6--Cunninghan ct al Agt Brook
field.
4O82-Santord agt Robertson et al
4Ol9-First Nat. Bank Of NoEthamp
Ton agt. Jones ct al
35s9-Gray at. Walker ct al.
3T38-The sc6enek Machine Co. agt.
Ford.
3sl0-Sheridan agt. Vartenburg.
3g5c-DAyis agt. lockwood et Al
3lS2-Butier agt Ward.
I3oO-Ellis ct a.. agt HOLMAN.
2496-Ried ct a.. agt. Stewart.
2774-Markhsm AT. Markham.
28l6-Newsurg Agt. RHger
2922-Wesley sgt Hatchins et A.
2890-Shorter agt. Grant :,
3233-krOhenhann agt. kn- AID Alc
uome.tead No
SUPREME C0URT-SPES
2l5-Manning ct a. agt Einstein
et al
2iT-Amory AIT. Cuyler.
23l-Nswby agt. Chicago and NV
K. r. Co.
ls0-Saekstt Agt HaTenA
lel-sAme agt. Sane.
1el-Cochran agt. Dinsnore, Pres
243-Marks agt. Levi
2sS-Welles Hgt. Strong.
SUPREME COURT-CH
T@Bscherach sgt Beidenheimer.
9l-Stewart ct a. ACT. hOrshonse
et al
bb-falner AT NAlhnt "Y4ta-
ll5-Rock agt. Churchill
i'm. Y. Nat Ex. Bank agt Ba'
ley ct al
ll9-MArdner agt. Guits PereAA
Man. Co.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN
PANT H.
32l4-Barker agt. Savage
3332-Levy agt Bernstein
3lTa-BAgley Agt. Carson.
333O-Seznsn sgt ThomPsoa-
3370-Gibson agf Sinclair.
3371-Ryan Agt. stry ker.
3331-Fergason Agt- Wall
33gs-Nat. shoe and Leather Bank
Of the City Of H-s NorkI
ssL BtaitA
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the Hon J0hu Kelly Sherlh 49,.
me- allowing is therefore submitted: a., -,
i,{ Tist lie ILLS Of william Moore Tor supplies iurn
c,ntv M daring April and MAY, 1867 Amounting 10 one hoe
- RrneI and rysr dollars and niue cents TS VI
All arowed and the Comptroller directed 10 pay them hom
nranraioD for ssarples furnished County JaL'
1 accented AZ resolution adopted by the following VOC
Supervisors Bnce For Herman, Roche iNe riesne
srneryi.ou Ia Tor and Twerd-I
he anne vas directed be sent 70 HIS Honor The mayor Tor
ProyAl ,,,... 81. p,o, claim, ,,.sept N, following,
pSiI That the claim % Rosanna L0ckge NloN o Dl
te M damage alleged To have been sustained p Dun - cog
ee of he riots IN Jiy 1853 be audited and alJNe AZ 20 h4Is
G M da anl tue Comptroller be and be leIeoy Au'nol'
a. uay e same upon the claimant eIrclns release n ~
wspd, iyiinst Ct and Comfy Of hesl orr anl We os
- Rod IL erehy directed transmit to tie Conpif,eI le os
n Dove mentioned with ne testimony -Al Pf
Xybicl 90 aloptsd By the folosng vote: -, n A.
Neutrality-suspicious. Buee fo1' hiii1Ah h"eAe' ' '
erreryisors TAYLOR, and Tweci--i a.. IT.
s SIS directed be sent to His Honor the Mayor N'
pro,AL ,... -. T.,t, aud Insurance Companies 10 VII
communications from his Honor the .iay" 81
annered (mar.ed "A }, Noil rtsPeSl
N"NN''' " a.,
mt ia embrace certificates for certain efpluu
hi he matter OF mbufsing hanks and insuahc9 con pahn
~ iuoed IN la634 for the employment o. cri
ucluie the compensation 81 counsel
question teoTe tAe courts 40 ~ 'na
- 80 81 Tie u ockholiers 10 banks @ eitiAPSN "
Ai-- - tbs value Of the shares o. stock owned h them
a5 ta1es hAyin. been levied on W. c-5 ieA 81 oi
"a Invested securities OF tue Ouitd hiite 90
-. se To the payment Of such taxes 90 We solI wa, ~
. acre b. the -s VI 10 Ul1sd s1a'sL sis~l'S HsA AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28

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2J5-Psrksr az. Raymond ct al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28
Making in JOIN + HofPiiS M sSog''
JOHE r. HOFFMAN, Mayor

ve.,rpop Surerg,srr TWEED presented the olo.ing .,
Jd That expenses incurred by the hiAyol go
cn aid Board Of Supervisors amounting 10 hty i've ~
i nj y dollars t55530l, for counsel fees anu r1penses 10
M Of ln,s companies claims De s'1 lh
ber-y allowed. AMI the CONTROLLER i hereby alied - ars
M. same To the appropriate account
V-l.rb was lasi b. H. following vote; - r,p,.uu
fatve-suf eryisors Bt Brre Fox Tweed ana
s,urTv,,s BleaEsy Hayes Herman ana h"ieA =.
b, a. al vo reconsercd and tie subject reierreu !"
Az, sasr',l a, s.Itee on Taxation Of Interpretations
NN''FN APPENDIX b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-28

Ale0irdl
TSB VfRGNESs ELECTRO CHEMICAL
n BATHS,
Nos and 6 EAST ELENkAIHsIs
eo-rer ~ FOGrih-are
TO TIE NERVOUS, RHEUMATIC, AND
All SUFFERERS From FUNCTIONAL AND
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...,sef "a nv Dr VERGEES. the inventor
Medical Profession inese balhs are W.
hpasp A. eesc remedy sgains. metallic Joson and
ho aye moi aware Of their adyaptages wod OF i
vsn Tbey are and agreeable And cannot ~
Bsr y Operate powerfully the nervous sJen 40 2. s
busiueSs excitement excuses ssa!ss
~ rgyef b ti and also asns Govt and aeo o. a.
advantageous 70 remove iuncLolAi u
srde|s tey en and refresh the skin bringing paef the nA' w
Of health and ygar rooms With OF without
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06

Many persons have forgotten movement
for the impeachment Of John Tyler. after
bis BETRAYAL of the tho Wings, and which is
thus stated by contemporary:
On the 10Th Of January. lS43. the Hon.
John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia, in the
House of Repres> >ntatives impeached Prcsi
dent john Tyler, e, cted Vice President on
the Wing ticket OF h: 'riSon. in April, lS4l
az Vice President And,. w johnson was in
April, 1865, on the death ct President Lin.
coin. Mr. Bolts, IN in-charges against John
Tyler, accused him Of various :,.'high crimes
and misdemeanors, including 'gt,ss usur-
patton Of po7cr and violati1n Of law in at
tempting to exercise controlling influence
on the accounting officers of the Treasury
Department" wicked and corrupt abuse
of the power Of appointment oand removal
from office, aiding to excite disorgani-
zing spirit in the country" by proc!aiming
his disregard Of law of Congress which he
himself had approved. ''by retaining men
III cMce for months after they had been re-
jected by the Senate as unworthy. incom-
petent and uafaitlitul," withholding his
assent TO laws Indispensable 10 the opera
tons Of the government" AN arbitrary,
despotie and corrupt abuse of the veto
power" shameless duplicits. eauivoca-
ton ~ taslchood W th his Cab net and
Congress. creating st6cers and investisa.
tions and making payments Of money
without authority in Law, and in with.
holding infofmation called for BY Congress. -
Upon thess charges. the motion Of Mr..
Botts for special committee of inquiry,
after lively days debate, was finally re-.
iectsd yeas 3D. mars l27, aud this was the
eBd of 10 i-YT'.a-''taeat ac;t1 SIT ag.;aa4
Jch1 9yi.f
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06
observation-disclosures.

1T has been stated on good authority
shat the approving the bill authorizing the
assem- bling Of the Fortieth Congress on the
4th of March next, the lIesident contribut.
ed to his own impeachment and that the
Committee on the Judiciary are working
very industriously in collecting evidence,
but will not report before the close OF the
session, and then the report will be in favor
of impeachment. The task of offering the
articles of impeachment will devolve upon
the next Congress.
The 10th Congress, which is to be con.
vencd in March for the purpose of imreach-
ing the President, iustead of in December
as heretofore, will be more miserable
Runlp than the present body. Six States,
in Additions to the ten now excluded, will be
uureprescnted, some of them not clecting
their Congressman until August anl Sep,
tember next. Here is a list OF the States
that will have no voice in the proceedings
Of the 4Dth Congress, in either or both
houses, before which It is proposed to i'm
beach and try tho Prcsident.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06
Kentucky Democratic state Com
VeNffQN

The DEMOCRATIC State Convention that
assembled at Frankfort, KY, on tho 22d
inst, is represented to have been unsurp2ss-
cd hcretofo by any similar body. as re-
cards character, influence and ability. The
Ticket nomina ed is pronounced strong
one The Platform adopted is tbs same
one adopted by the Democratic State Con-
ventiou the lst of May last, which was Sc
magnifccntly iudcrsed by the voters at the
election III August. In favor of National
Convention at Louisville on the 7th Of
May, the Convention declared itself in the
following terms;
WHEREAS, The D mocracy of Louisville
have proposed the meeting at Louisville,
in May next, of National Democratic
Convention, for the purpose of consulting
upon the impe.iled condition of our country,
and have invited the calling Of such Con,
vention by the Democratic State Conven-
tiou now assembled, and have pledged the
hospitality of Louisville to such National
Convention; and
WHEREAS, The Democratic State Con
ventious Of Ohio, Connecticut and New
Hampshire, and the National Democratic
Association CT Washington, as well as many
leading Democrats, have responded favor
ably to eaid proposition for Convention;
tteref,re,
Resolred, That We, the Democracy Of
Kentucky, in Convention assembled, do
hereby invite the Democracy, Of all the
States to meet at Louisville on the first
Monday, the 7th Of May, 1867, for the pur-
pose of consulting upon the condition Of our
country, and the restoration ofconstitutiora!
liberty, in a general Conver ton Of dclegrtes
from each State, equal in number to their
Senatorial and Representative Congressional
delegations.
| Resohcd, That committee Of seven be
appointed by the Chairman of this Conven-
tion for the purpose of corrc ronding with
| the Democracy Of other States and making
arrangements for the purposed Convention.
The following is the Ticket that was nom
mated
| Governor, John J.. Helm; Lieutenant
Governor. John w. Stevenson; Attorney
General, John Rudman; Auditor, d. How
urd Smith; Treasurer, james w. Tate
Register of Land Office, j. a. Dawson; Su
perintendaut of Public Instruction, u. L
| Smith.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06
CHERIFF's SALE.

Nathan L. Mcorew, Harrison County
~ s..o,.-r nl.f-
Jas. L. wilkins etsls eA'so' 0n''
In obedience 70 command Of an order
OF Sale, issued out of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF said County, 70 me directed, ! wfll
expose to sale Mt public anction,
On the 9Th day Of April, 1897,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock p. NJ, of said day, NJ the Conrt
House In said County, the following renl
estate, to wit: Situated in the town OF Bow
ersyille, Harrison County, Ohio, and In the
Sleubenvilie Land District, and distinguish
ed on, the town plot Of the plot Of
Bowersville aforesaid, by Lots Nos. thirteen
(l3l, fourteen (l4), fifteen tl5), sixteen (l8),
ninety-five te5), fifty~seven t67), and also
the following tract of Land lying between
the above described premises and Rail-
road and Station House, and including that
tract of land knows as the Hog Lot to the
Steam Mills, and also of town Lot No. 96,
and bounded on the Northwest by the
board fence of the Station House Lot, and
said property is the same known as the
| Steam Mills Of the said town OF Bowers
Vile; also the coal privilege belonging to
the said Steam Mills, supposed to contain
| five acres more or less.
Terms cash-or in payments TO suit pur:
chasers, to be agreed upon on the day OF
Sale.
J. f. McPECK, Sheriff.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06
The Confederation Bill Cana
(s:a ~ kingdOm-A senate and
M0use Of Comm ons --The New
fjOuStidNtsOn.

TORONTO, Feb. 25 An advance copy OF
the Confederation Bill has been received. -
The name is to be the Kingdom Of Canada
The Federal Legislature viii lie styled the
Parliament of Canada, the Upper House
Serate, and the Lower House the House OF
Commons.
The Speaker Of the Senate il to be ap-
pointei by the Crown and have power to
create six additional Senator'S beyond the
stipulated - In the event Of a necessity
the House Of Commons is to consist of lSl
members: 50 from Ontario, IS from Quebec,
10 from Noria 3sscocis, aud is from New
Brunswick The Queens representative
presiding over the new Kingdom is to re-
tain the title Of Governor General. Salary
$4,000,
Zach Province is to have Lieutenant
Governor appointed by the Governor Gen.
eral in council. The seat of Government
to he at Ottawa. subject to the Royal pre-.
rogatiye. Torcuto, Quebec, Halifax aud
Fredericton tobe seats Of local legislatures.
A railroad from the 81. Lawrence to Hall
fax to be commenced in SIX months after
the un on, and completed within three years.
Provisions is made for the admission here.
after of Newfoundland, Prince Edward
Island, Rupert's Land, the Northwest Ter.
ritory and British Columbia, on such terms
as Parliament shall deem equitable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-06
The Ruic OF the Minority.

There i \ theory cherished IN this conn-
try that iis political system is based upon
the rule Of the majority. That is supposed
10 be the foundation-st Of the Republic.
II such scheme was really cntcrtained hy
the framers Of the Government. the course
ofeycnts aId prsctieal operation have es7
tirely set il aside. This country i. not now,
nor has it been for some years rGled by the
suffraEes or wishes Of uisiority Of its peo-
PIE There are thirty six States in the
Union; or, rather thirty-seren, Nebraska
included. The total vote Of these States is
about five million; If that nuIlher, those
who sustain the Radical party do rot cx-
coed two millions Two hundred thousand.
| and they are fond almost entirely in States
north of the Ohio and Potomac. Counting
the South, which is as near a unit as posi-
Bic sgains, the present legislation Of the
Government, and adding in the nearly two
million of Northern Democrats and Conser-
natives. and the majority against the Rsdi-
Gals is about three quarters Of million.
Could the Military District Bill be
submitted on direct rots to the whole
people of the United States, in whose name
it is passed, and the majority again it
would 20 up into the millions There
would be equally as large majority in IA
yor Of the immediate admission Of the mem
bers of the Southern States into Congress,
end of the other measures of pachcation
that are embodied in the Presidents policy.
This, then, is the situation in which We are
plsccd, minority Of the people under con-
stitut ionsl forms are governing oppressivcly
the majority, and there seems to be no rem
edy fer it except by violent revolution.
Il can not be said that tile voice Of the
people of the United. States, as one general
mass, is any more regarded by those who
are assuming to lcgislate for them than they
are in England or any other European
country. There is pecuiarity contested
with this fact which is worthy Of notice.
Tie party which is thus ruling US by no
other title than constitutional form against
the wishes Of the majority il constantly de-
clRring in favor of the majority principle,
which it psrtica!ly di>regards, and is always
speaking contemptuously Of the Cons'i'u-
ton which gives it its only claim to legality
and obedience. If there was party which
had cause to dread the uniform applica ton
of the popular vote system to the whole
United States, it is the Republican. The
organization wou not survive the first vote
that would be cast on the question of its ex-
istence 1t is only through State forms
and State organizations which it prefesses
an anxiety to crush, that it attained pow
er and is exercising it to.d,y. 1t is ow-
ing to tho fact that we have minority
party in power, that it rules with such
sew .,rity and cruelty. They are afraid Of the
people, and are constantly, therefore, re-
soiting to some revolutionary cxpedient il
order to retain power, IF it was a majority
party it would be under no such necessity
and feeling confidence in its strength. woult
display more justice, generosity aud mag
namity.
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BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Certificate of Authority
ITO expire OH the 3lst day of January, lS(
OFFICE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,

ITO expire OH the 3lSt day OF January, lSoo'I
OFFICE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. "a, 1867.
WHEREAS, The LORILLARD FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located at New
York in the State of New York has filed
in this office q sworn statement OF It's con-
dition, as required by tho first section OF
the act 80 regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State of Ohio"
nassed APRIL s. 1856. and amended Feb. 9,
1854; and the act ''To regulate Foreign In
surance Companies" passed April 3, 1866;
and, WHEREAS said Company has FUR
nshed the undersigned satisfactory cyl
,ience that.it is possessed of vt least On
HUN DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR RS OF ACTUAL CASH CAfi-
TAIL INVESTED in stocks, or bonds, or IN
mortgages of real estate, worth double tie
amount for which the same is mortSaged;
and, WHEREAS, said Company has filled in
this office written instrument under its
corporate seal, signed by the President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents Of said Company in this State TO nc
Knowledge service of process, for and in
behalf of said Company according TO the
terms of said law. '.G .
Now, THEREFORE,, in pursuance OF the
first section of the aforesaid act, 1, JAMES
II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State OF Ohio, do
hereby certify that said LoRILLAKD
FIRE fNSURAt " COMT "A ~ VI w"
or is authorized to transact the business
of Hire Insurance in this State until the 3lsi
day of January, in the year one Thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-eight. ~
| In WITH EsS WHEREOF, have hereant,
4 subscribed my uanle and caused
[sEAL] the seal of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
5a' Auditor Of State
JOSEPH RAE.STON, Ag't. Means, o
SAMUEL GEORGE, Ag't, Cadiz, o.
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