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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28
Lancaster and Newark Rail
Road,

1bOttus
The Corporators of the hancas.
ter and Newark Rail Road Com.
pany convened at the Council
Chamber, in the City of Lancaster,
on Saturday, the 23d day of No
vember, 1867.-present the Cor
pOrators on behalf of the City Of
Newark, the several localities along
the line, and, the City of Ian.
caster, constituting a full atten-
dance.
On motion of Mr.. J. r. Mumaugh,
Hon. P. B. Ewing was selected as
Chairman.
On motion of DIR. o. E. Davis,
Charles Borland was appointed
Secretary,
The local, general and prospec-
tive merits of the enterprise were
then informally suggested and con-
sidered, resulting in an unanimous
and ardent opinion in its favor,
and in preparatory measures for
its progress.
Mr.. Anderson, of Newark, sug.
gested that Books of Subscription
should be opened as early as would
be permitted by the limitations
of the Statute.
On motion of Gen. Hamilton, of
Newark, the Chairman was author.
lied and requested to appoint a
Committee of three Corporators to
superintend the opening of Books
OF Subscriptions to the Capital
Stock Of the Lancaster and New
ark Rail Road Company, with
power To fix the times and places
for the opening of the same,
Whereupon the Chairman ap-
pointed the following gentlemen,
as said committee:
W. D. Hamilton, of Newark; ~
s. G. Bush, of Walnut township;
J. Il. Mumaugh, of Lancaster.
The meeting then adjourned.
CHAs BoRLAND, Sec.
NOTE-The committee last a.
bove named met and perform.
ed the duty assigned them by des.
ignating the first Tuesday in Jan.
udry, 1868, as the time for opening
books for the subscription ofStock,
at tho following places, to.wit:
LdncdSter-at the office of J. s.
Brasee, Esq.
Nerdrk with V. II. Wright,
Esq, Cashier First National Bank;
Hebron-at the Office Of Dr.
james Ewing;
Mllersport-with John Gill Esq.
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The Importance of the law
passed by the Legislature last win.
ter requiring insurance companies
TO publish an exhibit OF their as
sets in each county in which they
do business, has been recently il.
lustrated. The Cincinnati Home
Insurance Company has been late.
ly required to comply With this
law. and a state Of finances thus
developed which is anything but
gratifying to the policy holders
The Company was found to be Sc
deficient in capital that the Auditor
of the State required it to assess
ono hundred thousand dollars up
on its stockholders, and the result
has been that tho company has
made an assignment.
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Teeth at New York Prices!

DR., Won BoNHoRsT would return thanks
to tho citizens OF fIancasteran dvic,nity Tor tho
liberal patronage bestowed.upon him during
his Aosidence here, and would say that having
Enlarged his Dental Establishment, and In.
creased his facilities for doing Dontistry, he is
pOWprepsred TO do Ml kinds OF Dental work
atls's prices, aud 10 better manner, than any
o.boTOstabusbmcns IN thc city. .'
sOtts Of Teeth attrom siSto 90, varranisdto
give perfect Satisfaction or no charge made.
Teeth aIlOd 80 asto proserge them tArough
life, ,ntfrom one dollar upwards. 4,
. Dr.VOS HoNuOAsr's establlAhed reputationin
thiscity, rs hrst class DENTIST, is sufficient
guarantee that llwork done by hun shallb
donc in the best possible manner.
nB-ln addition, ae has secured the services
ofone OF the bestworkmen IA the East.
RsrERHScE--Allthe prinolpalcitEons ofLan.
cAster, ns.t..... y.
Rooms nexs door East Of Post once. Main
street. Feb. !, 1907.
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The PittSburg Commercial of the
10th says "Wc may assume with
safety that one of tho first things
Congress does, will be tho repeal Of
the four million a.month contrac.
tion law. Popular sentiment is
overwhelming in favor of its re.
peal"
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Tho Peoples Choice.

There is probably no one modi.
cine that has cured more people Of
hard colds, coughs, influenza and
throat difficulties, than Goes Cough
Balsam, whilst in cases Of Group
and whooping cough, it is remark.
able for its speedy cures,
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II is stated that on the l1th Of
December, the National Republi.
can Executive Committee meets in
Washington, 70 decide upon tho
time and place for holdiRg tho Ma
tional Convention. 1t should be
called as early as April next, as the
people have made up their minds
who they want for President, and
desire to allow as little time as poe.
siblc for political schemers to lay
their plans for defeating in that
Convention, the manifest choice Of
nino'senths of those composing tho
Union organization.
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New York Market.
NFm YnpE Nov o.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.
FLOUR-Receipts, ,831 bar.
rels. The market dull and heavy,
and 20a30c lower, with sales Of
5,l00 barrels at $8a8 rs Tor Super.
fine State and Western, SO l5al0 90
for extra State S9a9 80 for extra
Western 80 40a12 IS for round
hooped Ohio; SO 5OaSlO for common
St. Louis; slOa12 for good do; and
Sl3al5 for good to choice do. Cal.
ifornia nominal at s11 50a13 25.-
Sales of $50 barrels Rye -four at
S7a9.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchang
ed.
WIIEAT-Reccipts, &c, 1886 bush.
els. Tho market very dull and
nominally lower. Sales of 32O
bushels white Genesee at S2 81, and
1000 do white California at So GOA.
. 95.
RYE-Quiot at 81 G6a1 68 for
western.
OATS Firm at SOC in store and
901a8lc ahoat.
CORN--Quiet at 81 35a1 36 for
good to prime mixed western in
store and ahoat.
PORK-Dull and heavy at 500.
G5a2O % for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Quiot, with sales
Of 100 packages at S4alOc for
shoulders, and 124a134c for Hams.
LARD-Steady with sales of65O
bbIs at l23al34c.
BUTTER-Firm at 2Oa45c for
State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 11a15c.
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TEE FOoL-HEN.-The owyhcc
[ldaho) Avalanche, speaking of the
kinds Of game 70 bo found in the
neighborhocd Of the Dondwood
minssin that territory, says there is
aspecies . Of fowl found there about
the size Of o partridge. and called
the toOl.hen, on account Of its ex.
treme tamenessi only a walking.
stick 70 needed TO kill them, and
they are excellent eating.
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IThe Judiciary Impeachment
Committee decided at a meeting
last week to present th cir report to
Congress on Monday Of this week.
II issaid 10 be a voluminous docu.
ment.
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Tho Cincinnati Commercial oil
Monday publishes in full the testi-
mony of Gen. Grant before the
Impeachment Committee. 1t oc.
cupics several columns of the pa.
per, but exhibits no developments
Of staptling character.
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General Grant has decided that
after the elections and conventions
now pending in tho'Southern States
have been held, the number of mil
itary posts shall be diminished,
and the troops consolidated at cen.
tral points with view to economy
in transportation and subsistence.
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A COpperhead on sherman.

The Louisville Courier, q Demo.
cratic paper, lately proposed Gen.
Sherman as a suitable candidate
for the Democratic party for Pres
idont. The eminent blackguard,
Brick POmeroy, responds to this
suggestion as follows:
From the La Crosse (vis) Democrat.
And such q candidate! Sherman
William Tecumsoh Sherman
Vandal Sherman-Sherman of the
torch and ax--Shorman, prince OF
a band of bummers, thieves, vaga.
bonds, and rulhans--Sherman the
Iackey,tool, leftenant of tho Sanga-
mon brother Of the devil, the OBJ
scene, brutal and boorish Lincoln
Sherman whose hands are red
with the blood of thousands of A.
merican frccmen-Sherman, whose
most glorious acts can be written
in two words, Atlanta" and "Co-
lumbial" This mushroom of civil
war, bloodwatered, rank with the
corruption and wickelncss engen.
dered in the hellish crusade for the
cnslavcment and degradation of
white men, and the triumph of mig
gers-this thing IL Democratic can.
didate for the honors which, as a
party, we have conferred upon JEFF
ferson, Madison. Monroe. Jackson,
Van Buren,, Pierce and Buchanan
Proposed by u Kentuckian, from a
Sovereignty thousands of whose
sons rest in unhaIlowed graves,
slain for the love of liberty by Sher-
mans minions. Great God that
u Democrat should SO disgrace him
self aud humiIia,e that grand old
party
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

Thad. Stevens proposes to intro,
daco q bill in Congress after the
impeachment question is disposed
Of, to divide Texas into two or more
States.
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Rev. DR.. BARNES, Of the Unita.
rlan Convention at Chicago last
week, said ho had studied the sub.
Jeet with deep thought and an.
guish, but ho had never been able
10 lind any reason why sin was lot
loose upon the world.
The above item is going the
rounds. While the Doctor is stud.
ying about it, he might try his wits
upon this question: How could
there DO any good in the world Il
the.c werc no sin in it?
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THANKsGIvING.-The Gazette Of
fee proposes TO observe Thursday
as a holiday, and our paper there
fore goes to press on Wednesday
this week.
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A majority of the Judiciary CON-
mittee reported on Monday last in
favor Of impeaching the President.
The consideration of tho report
was deferred till Dec. 4th.
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Summary of a Statement of
Captain Johns about G. l..
Vallandigham.

summary of u Statement of
Captain Johns about G. l..
Vailandigham.
| commanded the Harriet Pink.
ney, u blockade running vessel
About the middle of Juno, 1863.
| arrived at st Georges, Bermuda,
from London, with a full and val
uablc cargo of munitions of war.
Major Norman s. Walker, the Con.
federatc agent at Bermuda, imme.
diately dispatched me, before /
could discharge my cargo, TO Hal.
flax to carry 6. Il, Vallandigham
and various Confederate Off Gers and
men, that they might get to Boston
and New York in time to organize
tho riots. Names of several Con.
fedcrate officers here given.1
Daring the trip plans were free.
ly discussed. ValIandigham was
tho chief man and the moving
spirit. Ho had the funds and gave
the orders. 4
Arrived at Halifax tho 30th of
June. Tho men divided into
squads, andproccedcd Immediately
TO Boston, from whence Valandig.
ham tolegraphed to Halifax his ar.
rival
! camo near bcing captured by
a federal cruiser. and escaped by u
ruso. Whcnsaio VaIIandigham en-.
braced and kissed me, on the quar-.
ler-deck, oxcIaiming; "7He historv
'f this days proceedings mN be
tdnded dozen in the pages of history
o poSterity !"
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GPrThe homestead farm of tho
late Jacob D. LutA about three
miles south of this city, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres,
was sold at auction on Saturday
last, to Jacob Ludwig, for Sl75 per
acre-the highest price, we believe,
ever paid for a farm ia this county
- -CircleUiWe Democrat
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WI,v Rettor

Than all others ? Because pureF'
cleaners highly perfumed; restores
quicker; no dirt; no gum; don't
stain-'Barrett's Hair Restorative;
ovcrtops everything.
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The Cincinnati Gazette calls at.
tention 10 tho Insurance law Of
Ohio requiring the statements Of
insurance companies to be pub.
lished iu each county where in.
eurance companies have offices or
agencies, and invokos the enforce
ment of the law for the public ben.
oft.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
n from 10 to 4S hours.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will for the sake
ofsnffering humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, erecipe and directions for making the sim.
pleremedy by winch he was cured. Sufferers
wishingto profit by the advertisers experience
can do oby addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Mayo, '07-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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AT late democratic election iol.
lincation in one of tho towns of
northern Ohio, tho committee Of
arrangements entrusted $25 to one
OF the faithful for the purchase of
refreshments. In due time he made
hisreport Of cxpendituros-twc
four dollars for whisky and Que
dollar for bread. my God /" said
ono of the committee, "what are
We going TO do with so much breadpo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

JEFF. Davis is on hand for trial at
Richmond. The trial viii proba
bly, now come off unless it turns up
that somebody is not "ready."
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WESTON walked 9l miles on Sat-
urday the 10th, and had 8 hours
in which to make the remaining
nine, burhis adviser forbade 1t on
account of his blistered feet.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1895. !
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE. nEpA R1,M u NTr


ITO expire on the alst day of January, 1858. ]
OFFICE OF THE uDIToR OF STATE, J
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..
COLUMBUS, Ono, February 4, 1857.
WHEREAS, The Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, located ut Hartford, IN the state OF
Connecticut, has filed in this office n sworn
statement OF its condition, as required by tho
act "To regulate Insurance Companies not in.
eorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed April
3, 1856 and amended February 0, 1854, and the
act ''To regulate Foreign Insurance Comma.
pies," passed. April 8. 1866; and, whereas sad
Company has furnished the undess igned sats.
factory evidence that il is possessed Of an actual
Capital of at least One Hundred and FiHy Thou.
sand Dollars, invested rs required by said acts;
and, whereas, said Company has filed IN this
office written Instrument under its corporate
sseah signed by the Prssidont and Secretary
thoreoL authorizing any agent or agents OF said
Compan" in this State to acknowledge service
OF process, for and in behalf Of said Company
according to the terms Of said act ofApri &,
1856.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the acts
aforesaid, !, JAMES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of
State for Ohio do hereby certify that said Chsl.
ter Oak Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
is authorized to transact the business OF Life
Insurance in tins state until the thirty-frst day
ofJanuaIy, the year one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty eight. s.s..t.r. Fr.s
tsEAL.l In witness whereof, have hcreuuto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of my office TO be affixed the day
and year above written. 81
..s JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
BY JAMS wnLrAns, CHIEF Clerk.
HAYDEN 4 DOUGLASS,
General Agents for Ohio,
Office No. 70 West Third Street, Cincinnati,
t'4 @. M. L. WISEMAN, 4
s3 Special Agent for Lancaster and Vicinity,
) Nov. u, ls67-3ya5 M -osaIi'}
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Tho Paraguayan war shows no
moved successes for the Paraguay.
ans. They have cooped up the
Brazilian aud allied fleet in a
place whore it is of no use. and
and have had several military sue.
cesses recently, In the latter part
of September, Lopez attacked n
large ammunition and provision
train en- route to tho allies. Ro.
ceiving rcinforcements, tho latter
beat off and pursued the Paraguay.
ans, but were drawn into an am.
bush, and lost ono thousand mon
and forty officers, in addition 10
the train. Lopez still remains mas.
tor of the situation, and the allies
have wholly failed 10 dislodge him
by their new movements and com.
binations.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28

This body met in adjourned ses-
sion on Thursday last, transacted
a small amount of business, and
adjourned over to the present week.
The only doings Of interest in the
House transpired when the names
of the Tennessee members were
called for the purpose of swearing
them in. At that juneture, Cop.
perhead Brooks, of New York, and
Copper bead Eldridge, Wisconsin,
struck in with objections to the
swearing in of a part of the dele
cation, on the ground of "disloyal'
and unreasonable" ahtecedents.
Messrs. Boutwell, and Logan, Of
the Republican side, showed up
the objectors handsomely in the
debate which occurred, after which
the Tennessee members were sworn
in and took their seats.
In the Senate, Mr.. Sumner in
Lroduced bill for the further SC.
curity Of equal rights in the Dis
trict of Columbia-the same which
was pocke,ed by the President at
the close of the last session.
1t is not expected that Congress
will settle down to earnest work
before tho regular session in De
cember. The President sent in no
message.
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1t is stated that over $1,000
changes of Postmasers have been
made during the last fiscal year.
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Attachment NatIoo.

Hs'"Oh"chN N1ticc
Martin Cotiman, Plaintiff, ! Before y. NJ. Winter
W ~, p, ofGreenheld
Henry f. Ingman, Dert. Tp., Fairfield Co. o,
On the 9th day OF November, A. b. 1867, said
Justice issued an orler Of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of forty.two and
10000 dollars, and twenty-five dollars the prob,
able costs. MARTIN COFFM AN
Nov, 18th, IeG7-3w35
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Official returns 10 the Annual
Session of the Methodist Churches
OF the United States, now in
session in Now York, show tho
Increase OF mombers in the
various Conferences during tho
past year to have been 10000 !;
total of Sunday Scholars over
1000, 900; increase in tho value of
church property S7,OOO,OOO. Tho
past year has been tho most sue.
cessful which tho church has ever
known in this country.
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Statement OF Condition OF Treasury
OF Fairfield County AgrIcuItu rnl
MONEY WANTED.

H,AylNG DISPOSED OF MY
Hardware Store to Messrs Mithoff, Kuhns
4 Co.. hope all those indebted TO ME will
come forward aud settle their accounts, and
save me the unpleasant duty OF dunning.
Come right along, and you shall have nv
thanks Now. do not be backward. As Il Il
no. my wish TO use ooerciye means, you all
knew the necessity for short s0tsloments.
. oFFtCE--Corner ofChesnut street and Cen.
troAlieS,whegeI shall be lleased to see you.
I. g, WEAVER.
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To all Whom 1t may, Concern.

NoTtCE is hakebY given that the lindersiRn.
caster, In the 18th Collection District on onio,
mado seiHuie OF the following Articles: ~
40 gallon caAk containing abont 90 RnllonA
apple brandy; 30 gallon cask containing about
10 gallons apple brandy. .hf3fSE9
Said seizure being made because The said
property, being distillad spirits. were found
elsewhere than IN bonded warehouses, not
haying heen removed from such warehouse ac-
coFdiHg 10 law, and because the tax imposed
cause the Revenue laws had not otherwise been
complied with. p he R,sla so N,Tf
Any person or persons claiming this property
are required to appear and make such claim
according to law, within thirty days iyona this
date. JOHN A. HUNTFR,
Collector l2th ptstrtct " Ohio,
Nov. Is, 1seS--0,w65 Ns'ig7 4 ff.al,f
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLunBUs, o., February 4, 1867 /
1T is HEREnY CgnriFIED, That the foregoing
Is a correct copy OF the statement OF Condition.
Of the Charter oak Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, made to aud filed IN this Office, lUf the
year 1867. i
Witness my hand and seal officially
lsEAL. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF state.
BY JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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WEEKLY EDITION.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Single subscribers, per annum. ."....... 80 90
Clubs Of five, and upward, each..,......... l so
do do do each @ MONTHS. 10
One copy extrato clubs OF ten.
In addition TO these low rates for clubs, we
have Splendid List Of Trenty.eight Premiums,
embracing desirable articles from 81 to 500
in value, which will be paid for yearly subsuri-
bers atful rates. Premium Lists sent by mail,
on application. Our premiums areall ordered
new ron the makers, and will be sent by mail,
postpaid, or by Express or otherwise, here
oil an unsuitable nature for the mail.
we claim for the JOURNAL-that II is as cheap
as any paper in the United States; that IL is rs
good state paper rs there is IN Ohio; and that
IT'S as good Family Journal as is published
anywhere.
iull report ofLegislative and Congressional
proceedings, the official report ofthe Supreme
Court OF Ohio, and complete summary OF
state News, are among the features of interest
IN addition to these are full Market Reports,
House and Farm Items, Correspondence, Gen.
er'I news, stories, Poetry, Personal and Litera-
ry Sketches, &C., &c.
BEAUTIFUL AND THRILLING NOVEL.
LETTE,
VIII bo commenced about the first of January
Other attractive features will be found, nndit
shall be our ann publish a first class Family
journal, Republican IN politics, with sufficient
matter ofa miscellaneous character to suit ali
readers. The general and very fattering com.
mendations of the Republican press Of OHIO, as
weIl rs largely increased circulation, have
gwen gratliying assurance that our efforts in
tne pas. have not been without appreciation,
anu we nope to merit still further appreciation
from the same quarters.
Address, Comfy g. SMITH,
NOV. Il, lS67-3w Columbus, Ohio.
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Estate OF Isaac Vantries.
NoIlGE is hereby given that the subscriber
lV has been appointed and qualided asIExec.
ntor on the Estate Of Isaac Vantries, late of
Fairfield county, deceased.
Nov. 81, '67-3w35t SAMUEL BARR.
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--latest Gold quotation in New
York l40.
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| hereby certify tho above state.
ment to be corret and true,
Thomas JOINS,
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l hereby certify that tho above
stutemont was made TO mo, and
signed in my presence,
IL. b. TlrUs,
Special Agent U, s. Treasury,
DaS- Since tho above was in type,
we have soon statement that Val.
landigham denies tho truth of tho
whole story,
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY OF Hartford W.
James c. Walkley, President, and Samuel II +.
White, Secretary OF the Charter oak Life In
surance Company, being severally sworn. de-
pose and say, that the foregoing is aIull, true
and correct statement Of the affairs OF the sp.Iu
Insurance Company, and that they are I'll
above described officers thereof
&C. WALkLEY, President,
$. II. WHITE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, thus 3Oth
day ofJanuary, 1861.
HENRY X. W. WEIGH,
lsEAL.I l5c STAMP. Notary Public.
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FLAGG & REsoR,
80 West Fourth street,
OINoINNATI, OHIO.
Nov. 81, 1sC7-3m

Statement OF the Co ndition OF tho
Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pany, OF Hartford, Conn.,, on the
lst day ofJanuary, 1907, made TO
tho Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant TO
the Statute OF that state.
I. CAPITAE.
The amount ofits Capital Stock is... 100000 90
The amount OF ITS Capital Stock paid
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Total Liabilities.
". MISCELLANEOUS.
he greateat amount insured in any
STATE OF CONNEcTIcUT, ,


The amount ofits capital or earnings deposited
IN any other State, rs security for lusSes;
thereln-nOne.