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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

CREAM OF THE News, skinned from our
exchange papers. The Superintendent of the
Lead Mines at Galena. estimates the amount
oflead shipped his year from the Upper Mines
at 60,000.000 pounds. Last year the ship.
ments were about 100000. The whole
coffee crop Of the world is estimated at 1884,
900, 900 pounds; of which the United States
consumes about l5S, 900, 900 pounds. Joseph
Bonaparies paintings were sold at Borden
town for an aggregate sum of $4,000. a, auc-
ton. That is going little beyond the pic
tures!' Is it not, Badgers! Walker X. Bay
lor, distinguished citizen of Texas, was
lately shot through the heart by the accidental
discharge of revolving pistol in the hands of
Mr.. Rives, late of Tennessee. In all the
banks lately chartered in New Hampshire,,he
are made individually liable for
Of the bank. Perfectly right.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

AZ Will those who wish TO advertise in the
Herald, fecollect that all. advertisements for
each current week, should be sent in as early
as the Wednesday evening before our day OF
publication. or they cannot be inserted until
the next succeeding week. We have as much
as we can do to "set up" the news received by
fridays mail and get our paper ready for de-
livery on Saturday morning, without setting up
new advertisements.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

A letter writer in the columns of
the Revelle, has the following para
graph, showing the disposition and de-
signs of the Mormons. These wretch
es are coaxing an attack upon them
selves; believing as Joe Smith taught
them. that "the blood of the saints is
the seed of their church."
"When the Mormons find them
selves surrounded they will retreat TO
the Temple, and then if they are rout-
ed. il will only be by the hardest fight
ing that the country has seen for many
wears. The Temple commands the
country for miles around. The saints
have "a pieces of artillery, ~ pound
ers.) plenty Of ammunition, and are now
LAYING in a stock Of provisions, by plum
dering the old settlers, which will keep
famine off for months. If siege is
commenced, what will be the conse-
ouencesit is impossible to forfeit. The
whole country may rise en- mGSse; but
can Nauvoo be subdued by force, COM
handing as the Temple does so wide a
range of country and armed as the
Normons are with "a pieces of heavy
artillery and 200 stand of revolving
r;aes besides common arms TO any
amount.
"Tbe Governor,it is said, will not in
terfere; and if so, there is no telling the
result of acknowledgements. The
military of your city, who are so anx-
IONS for a brush with Mexico, had bet
ter take up their line of march for the
HOLY Ci.y, and try their steel and cour.
age in the expected siege Of Nauvoo.
seriously there is storm brewing
/ in this region that will shake the whole
country. We are all preparing for tht
worst, and expect to see sights before
another week elapses."
Yours &c.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
sed and prccedendo awarded.

ccI dbb ptOtCuchoO oH oINOo'
Lewis and Mary Mason plaintiffs in error,
VS. The United States defendant in error-writ
of error dismissed and procedendo awarded.
Isaac Yoakum plaintiff in error. VS. John U
Clab.ree and Elanor Givens defendants 10 en-
lror--continued.
IN CHANCERY.
Inman VS. Cayener-dsmssed each party
paying his own cost.
Moore VS. Price and Wstar-submitted upon
bill, answer and masters report.
BanfiIl VS. Price, ct al-con,inued.
Dunn, admr. of Bowling, VS. Dickerson-I
rule 10 answer in 80 days and continued.
Emmerson and Order vs. Bushee-rule 10
answer 10 80 days and continued.
Langworihy VS. Anderson--disRissed by
complainant.
Gehon VS. Anderson-continued.
Holmes VS. Russell-submltied by arrange
ment of parties.
Hampstead VS. Campbell and Moorehouse, ct
als--dismissed by petitioner.
Aiken VS. Kendall-coniinued.
Martin VS. O'Ferall, ct ais. To partition
Partition decreed.
Hampstead . Price and wife-bill for FORE
closure of Mortgage. lltaken for confessed,
for want of plea by defendants.
Vineyard and Barton VS. Deeds e,als-cause
Sc, down for hearing at next term, and rule for
taking depositioRs.
The United States VS. Jones Ell als-bil to
vacate entry of land. Rule for defendant to
answer compliments bill by the first of Jann-
AIRY, and after replication and issue. both par
ties to take DISPOSITIONS before master in chan.
Gerry.
The United States VS. Merrill-same as
above.
The United States VS. Benjamin Kibourn-
same.
The United States VS. Rountree-same.
The United States VS. Jones and Gregoire-
same.
Board of Commissioners of Iowa County VS.
Board of Commissioners of Grant County
Bill for account and northumberland to
bill over ruled-and rule for defendant TO an
swer by LIST of January, and for each party on
replication and issue to take deposi,ious.
Bushee VS. Stoddard-answer filed; rule for
replication in 80 days and for taking deposit
lions.
Patterson vs. Gilmore, Ell al.
Charles VS. Baldwin and.wife-bill taken
for confessed-refeIed to master in chancery
to take testimony and report at next March
term.
Moore ct ais, VS. Fenley ct als-answer ex
cep,ed 10 and leave 10 amend.
Conner VS. Holmes ct als-bill to foreclose
mortgage. Foreclosed and referred to master
to report at March Term
Hull VS. Hutson-snpplenen,a bill fled
and continued.
Blakely VS. Bakely-petiion for divorce
bill taken for confessed in default of pea-re.
ferred TO master 10 take testimony and
final decree.
Fell VS. Bushnell and others-attachmen
against three of the defendants for violating
writ of Injunction. Also rule 10 plead. answer.
or demur in 60 days-and continued.
Watkinson VS. Walkinson-divorce; bill
taken for confessed; proofs taken and reported
BY master, and continued.
Ward VS. Ward-decree of divorce.
The United States VS. Vineyard-bil for in
granted and continued.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
.AufuI Earthquake in China.

.AwfI Earthquake in China
Besides the dreadful calamity in the
burning of the Theatre at Canton, on
the 25th of May, we have the account
of an additional catastrophe. resulting
in greater loss of life. Accounts
have been received from the province
of Honan, of great earthquake,
which had demolished ten thousand
houses and killed upwards of five
thousand of The Inhabitants. Honan
is situated about the centre of China.
Bicknel's Reporter.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

~" 1t is now reduced nearly 10 a certainty
that Mexico Won't fight "Poor Sandy Han
nah!" She has scolded at Uncle Sam, and
gritied her teeth. and shaken her skeleton fist
at him. and threatened to scratch his eyes out;
but when it comes TO fighting, she "an't
thar" Hannah has still a vivid recollection
OF San Jacinto.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

Germany is the best Taught country
in the old world. There are, accor-
ding to the late statistical accounts, no
less than 62,25o teachers of public
schools, with 100000 ofpupils, 1880
professors of learned institutions, with
72, 900 pupils; l,4O0 professors of uni
versities, with $4,000 students; 500
professors in seminaries for instructors
with 5000 pupils, and 1000 teachers
with 10000 pupils, in the POLYTECHNIC
schools. There are further, 35 semi
naries for preachers and about 90 lyce-
ums; 70 institutions for deaf and dumb,
and 2l for the blind, 5000 teachers,
46l 900 pupils in the infant and other
schools not enumerated. There are,
consequently, in Germany, 10000
teachers, with 6,5oo,ooo of pupils,
causing an annual expenditure 10 the
government of 100000 of rix dol
lars. or about 100000 of our cur
renev. A sixth part of the whole pop
ulation OF Germany is thus constantly
at school.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

"Charge! Chester, Charge"-Mr.
HIeGaw. in his commentaries on this
well known line of Shakespeare, insists
with a great deal of pertinacity, thar
the bard was in favor of the credi'-
system. If he were not, he says WIZ
did he advise Chester to open a LOON
account: That's the question. sure
enough-why did her
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

o." We have received with a request for
publication, circular signed by many infuen.
tial names, calling upon all the friends of Com
mon Schools TO NEE, in Convention at Miner
al Point, on the 10th day of October, to de-
wise some wise and salutary educational sys.
tenn for this Territory. We regret that We
have not space for any more extended notice of
this important Convention.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

tice, laughing at the halter, jeering at the glib
bet, and holding in contempt the penitensiary
at Alton, surrounding and shielding their body
from the operation of law, with wall of hea.
vea.daring perjuries.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

OF A book has just been published in New
York, embodyiug a great deal of the political
history of New York for the last twenty years.
1t contains many interesting letters written by
leading democrats, no. designed for the demo
cratic eye and is producing vast excitement.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

A convict thief, being put upon MS
trial for a second and similar ofienee'
objected to the jury, and demanded '9
he tried by his peers. On being asked
bv the grave Judge what he meant ne
renI;ed-cOnrictS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

A gentleman Is said 10 be 50 stroagly attach
Cd 10 The lien hour system" thai he will nei
drink roo, beer. because it ,corks more than
ten hours per day.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
WISCONSIN HERALD.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, I845.

~ Mr.. V. b PALMER has The subscrip.
ton and advertising agency Of the Wisconsin
Herald, in Philadelphia, New York, Balti-
more and Boston.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
ARGUMENT DOCKET.

Cases removed from Jusuce's Cours oy
wri,s of cersiorari, for correction OF errors, 10
Gran. County United States District Court, of
September term, lsi5.
Henry F Rice plaintiff 10 error, vs.. Sanford
Pig defendan, in error-con,inued
Jaret Garner plaintiff in error. VS.. Isaac
Woodward defendant in error-judgmen' for
plaintiff in error.
lanes Hu,son plaintiff 10 error, VS.. William
Hull defendau, in error--judgmen' for defend
an, in error.
Osgood Shepherd plaintiff in error, VS.. Geo
w II Bell defendant 10 error-wri, OF error
dismissed, and procedendo awarded.
Henry c Bushnell plaintiff iu error. VS.. ia
cob Ausss,ine defsndan, in ENCOURAGEMENT
for defendant 10 error.
James Canico. e, al, plaintiffs in errOr' vs..
Elisha Seward. e, al, defendants 10 error
defendants writ dismissed and procedendo q
warded, ii, e. an order for the Justice TO pro-
coed and issue execution in the ease)
Cyrus X Lord plaintiff in error, VS.. John
Mason defendant 10 error-judgmen' OfjosiIee
affirmed and prOcedendO awarded.
Christopher Peck plaiarff 10 er'Or, vs. \ \
Ba,ler. use Of William Jordan, defsndap; II
error-judgmen, Of justice reversed.
Joshua Lawrence plaintiff in error, vs.. VII
liam c Bryan, defendant 10 euoT-jadgmen' o
Justice reversed.
ThOmpsCn Roberts Plain,id IN error VS. Lev
Sloan defend ant 10 oItor-Trit Of error dismts
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11
From Jamaica--An earthquake.

We are indebted to our atteEtiYe cor
respondent for files of the Kingston,
Jamaica, papers to the 30th ult. lhe
Despatch says:
We understand that by late orde."
from the authorities in London, the en-
tire patronage ofthe Post Oi'ice in this
island, has been transferred to his Elk
cellency the Governor, who will now
have the privilege of appointing the
various Deputies at the out offices.
The neighborhood OF Spanish Town
had been visited by thunder storm
and heavy shower, which were very
acceptable, as the neighborhood had
been suffering from a severe drought
The Jamaica kingston Morning
Journal, ofthe Goth ut., has the follow
ing, which, however, must be crrone-
Gus in relation to at least one OF the
gentlemen named:
sOur city has been honorcd within
the last few weeks, by the presence OF
certain foreign gentlemen of exalted
rank and dignity, who in the course oil
their voyages, made a Temporary sojourn
amongst Us. The individuals alluded
to, are their ExccllencieSthe President
of Mexico, Don Bustamente, on his
tour to the Havana, and the President
of Ecuador, Don Juan Jose Flores, on
his tour to Europe, accompanied by his
friend and follower, Col. Wright,
gentleman much noted for his literary
talents and military experience; and
lastly his honor the Assessor General,
and Lieut. Governor Of Cuba, men
toned in our columns Of yesterday.
Don Melton Balanzatequi. who left
this city a few days ago for Europe.
The parties were all entertained at the
house of Mr. Vincent Moreau in this
city,
Earihguake. A smart shock oil an
earthquake which continued for several
seconds, was felt in this city on Sun
day afternoon ct few minute before
three O'Clock. The vibration (aeeom-
panied bv rumbling noisel was from
East TO West, The excessive heat had
prepared US for something unusual, but
we hope this will not be succeeded by
another Kingston jour-, Aug. 26th.
Dominica. The weather, the Do
minician papers say, has been exces-
sivcly wet during the latter part OF Ju'
Is. The rains which have been very
heavy, confined night and day. The
roads have been much injured in some
parts by inundations of the rivers,
though generally spcaYing, little dam
age has been done.
Drought ia .4ntigua.-Our fellow
subjects in Antigua appearto have been
suffering more fromth effects ofdrought
than we had the misfortune to suffer
during those we have recently cxper-
fenced on this side Of the island. The
whole Of the papers from this island
report the continuation of drought
which has caused considerable fears for
the next crop.
A FEruxa HusBAND.-A gentleman was
walked ia the night and told that his wife was
+ dead, lie turned round, drew the coverlet
closer, pulled down his nlghI.cap and muter-
81 - he want 10 sleep aealn, "Ah, how griey-
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

II Is said that Prince Albert WIFI ul0
very wealthy--as he lays 6y a s0'-
reign every night.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

Reader. If you ever stumbled through a
a J, dusty garrett; filed with Anticipated furni-
,ure and broken ware and aniedeluvian side
saddles. and the wreck and scraps and frag,
ments of ten thousand other things covered
with dust and cobwebs, there slowed away
perhaps to be mended, OF for some possible
future use.you have seen very apt emblem Of
the musty papers, matters, things and proceed.
ings 10 a court Of chancery.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

The news from Mexico during tbo
last week, was decidedly more pacific
The country is torn and agitatcd bv
contending factions, and is eyidenuy
IN wretched condition of weakness
ane imbecility. The threats of war
and determination, as urged against,bis
country, are likely to end in smoke
The proclamation of Conde. Arista
and others, threatening such prodio;-
Gus feats of valor, have not been. and
will not be responded to by the people
At our last accounts, Herrera had ius,
been elected President, and had or.
ganized new Cabinet, Paroles. who
had been ordered to march towards
the Rio Grande, had not been supplied
with money or supplies for his army;
ana as a consequence, revolt was
hourly expected. The Mexicans seem
to lack a master spirit for the crisis
The factionists succeeded in driving
out Santa Anna, but thus far they have
not been able to supply his place
Texas has reyolted and been annexed
to the United States; California has re.
volted; Yucatan has revolted; and an
other still more general revolution is
threatened. The government is weak
in energy, and if possible weaker in
resources. They have a quarrel on
with the United States, and another
with France. The condition of the
masses in Mexico is indeed deplorable.
and the prospect is any thing but
cheering.
The Detroit Free Press, of the Ist
instant, contains some remarkable facts
in reference to the shipments OF wool
through the lakes. From the ports on
the lakes, there were shipped in ls42,
323,375 lbs; in 1874, l,76 1868 lbs; be-
ing an increase of over 500 per cent.
in two years. The wool from the west
received in lS42, at tide water, was
over three AMI half millions of pounds.
and in 1874, almost eight millions.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

\ Hrr.-"My dear madam" said
doctor to his patient, a. am truly
grau6ed to see YOU yet in lie. At my
last visit yesterday, YOU know | told
YOU YOU had but six hours TO live. :
ayes. doctor, YOU did, but | did no;
take the dose you left me-
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-10-11

A FrELSG HusBAND.-A gentleman was
walked ia the night and told that his wife was
dead. lie turned round, drew the coserleI
closer, pulled down his nlghI.eap and maiier-
ed, rs he went to sleep agaia, "Ah, how grew
ed | shall be in the morning."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

EXCHANGE PLACE. BALTIMORE
ME subscriber respectfully announces TO his
i friends and the public. ihat lie has purchased
" ERASrUS COLEN NN'S interest. and become
sole lessee OF the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient 10 all The PRIN-.
ClPAB STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOrS. and offers every inducement Tor
comfort. The Rooms are large and airy and fur
nished IN style not surpassed by any similqr Is,
adjustment in The United States.
From the experience tho Proprietor has h1d in
tho management Of FIRST CASS HOTEL, he
filters himself that every department Of the csjal,-
llshmeni will be conducted IN style TO plsasc those
who may h,or him with a call.
dec 5--tw JOHN WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01
WATCHES, WATCHES & JEwElEY
a q 1 4 Z.

PUNHE largest and most splendid assortment
of Marches in the Ciiy, is To be found at
the subscribers, a. he Is constantly receiving
all descriptions OF Cold and Si,rer Uaic1eS. OF
The newest styles, from the manufacturer, IN
England, France anu Swizetland, he is en-
a6'et ~ CIR large a>Soitmen, aud at much
less pres, a. Rtloll, than any other house In
AmeTico. Gold Wa cheS as low as 20 Ia D
dollars each.
Watches and Jewelry exchanged or Dough,
Al Watches warranted To keep good time u
the money returned. Watches and Jevety
repaired 10 the best manner and warranted, hy
me pest workmen. aud much l"wer than at any
otner place Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold
CHAINS, Keys, AID Lad;e, Bracelets, Pins and
sterling Silver Spoons, S silver Cups Fork,
&c, Tor sale very low. q G ALLEN
Importer OF Watches and reweIrv
Wholesale and r. tail, No 30 Wall 81.
an 25-d3m New Y,rk nm go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01

THNRUST SALE-By vrtnc OF deed of lrus.
~ execuledhy Hamilton Pollock. bearing date on
the 18Th day Of May 1913, aud recorded in The Of
flee OF the Clerk Of the Comfy Court Of Ohio county
IN Deed Book No &c page 3i3. shall, on the och
day of January mex. between The hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ proceed io'selI. Mt
the front door Of The Court House Of Ohio county,
al public auction. 10 the highest bidder. the Souih
half Of lot No l39. lying the East side OF Fourth
street. in the City Of Wheeling. Wherein is a Brick
House, IN which snid Pollock now resides:
The sale OF the above properly is postponed
until Monday, February 81, Isi5
Terms at sale. NELSON. Trustee.
ian 80.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01

LNlRE & MARINE INSCRANCE-There are
T. two situations only in which individuals can
ne place., where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofinsutancc. These nre, while -tand-
ing upon the runs Of their own property, ..thcr
receiving rom an Insurance Office the full A.
mount winch they have lost, or stauting on the
same spot surroundod perhaps by n q, splUip fur
nv, lamenung hat stupidity and folly which had
id,lrd 20 provide for such Contingency.
ATKINSON Agent Of tho PRO Tee WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARrFOnD, CONN
Will take RISKS on dwelling houses. ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with then
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chintrv, and cVeryothrr description ofinsurahlc,
properly Also. on stram, keel aud Hat boats
vnu iheir chrsoes 10 and from any port on the
Hotel ,nnt 1910
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01
& tOM NlSSlONERS SALE. lis CuANCyRy
y In the Circuit superior Court of Law al,
Cha actry for Ohio couhty.
Moses Rhodes,


John Sockm ms adm Si.trator and heirs
Pursuant To decree pronounced IN the 81 id
cause hy the saii court on the ! 5ih day OF June
lSii the undgrsgntd acting as Commi sIuuer
therein, VIII On saturday JhC llth day ot lduu
airy l~i5, at the float doc. Of the Couri house
Of sand COUNT proceed To sell 10 the hgh, 81
bidder a. public auction; tho tracts or parcels Of
and with the appuT'ruauCts which were con-
vcycd bv Jptcph ArJlrga'C To- said John Sock
m an, by dead dated 25th Of A"gu-t 1871? and
no " of record in the Clerks Office OF 20 id Coun
IS IN IT. ed ook No o IA 10 100, except that pur
= on ol said irnCts which was conveyed rs said
oCkmon To Daniel Steour, Il; 10y @ deed 81 the
"a me date recorded IN said ,fiile IN : u ID &c,
DO ok No folio o.
Tn, said properly or a suf'iric ca cv, vii be sold
on n creuit Of SIN, " Give and eighteen months.
in CqraI lnstn,mcnts. the purchaser cINly . Dor d
with good security herring interest from the
day Of sale and the ute retained n a further
security uuItl the DhD'e Of the purchase nor cy
is paid | MllCHkLL, CommisSioner.
|. n Rpq dee It's
! h above sale is postponed uaril Saturday
Feb 10 lSI5 NV NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-01

NORTH WESTERN BANK tF VA.
MAN SrREEr. WnEgLiNG.
C.3PITAL $40 OuO.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIT, Cashier.
Dircc'6rS:
n Woods, w w SntIyer "A y Woods
+ Pollock, ThcS Paul.. G 20 w Thomson
NMcNeugh,en, w Mitchell, Thvs Johnston
MERCHANTS s. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 OCO.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre.ident.
SoBEsKl PRADY, Cashier.
Directors:
J Caldwell, w Il Selhy, JasBaker.
c Woois, Z Patterson, wv Gill,
Jacob Gooding, VIM Fleming, SAM OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFIcg MuSST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
A Fuckner, r Morrison, Crumbacker
A N Johnston, Sam' Mcclellan,
RoDr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OEricE MAIs ST.
THOS HUGH Presidept.
Directors:
NJ Nelson, A Paxton, AN Johnston
J Crumbacker. ] II Baker, Baker.
John Knole, w + Peterson,
RoBr Mccoy, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OFFICE MAIN ST., BELow Monroe.
SAMUEL NEEL.. President.
Directors:
Brady, Robi Crange, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno G. lShorn, Daniel Lamb,
Woods, jacob Shriver
II w HARDING, Secretary