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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-09
Wheat Wanted.

H1HE subscribers would say 10 those
Il indebted to them. either by note or
book account, that they will receive wheat
in payment for their dues, if delivered
soon at John Green's Mills, Dayton, for
which the highest market price will be
given.
They have an assortment Of good grey,
brown and black fulled cloths sa,ineils ;
jeans tweeds; red. white and pressed
fannels, Of superior quality. which they
are offering at prices that will make it an
object for persons DESTROYS OF encouraging
domestic manufactures to give us call,
and examine the goods we are now ma
king.-'rhe highest price will be allowed
for wheat, in exchange for our cloths.
J. & ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, Aug. Is. s-G
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,UGUST %, 1915.
NAY 4 RROTHER have iust open.

NAY T. BROTHER have just open
ed the following goods, viz; Ora
hams superior six cord sewing cotton.
warranted 200 I'd. spoolsi colored and
white skein sewing cotton; needles
uius; .apss colorcd and black sewing
s;lk +, .wis. coarse and fue combs side
and back combs tooth brushes hail
and clothes brushes; cords; binding
buttons; draper pins; pin and emer.
cushions linen threads ; hooks Il eyes
lEc., &C., together Wit other nos'ons' .
Peru. Oct, 10, lo45.
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For sale by
G.. l.. THOMPSON, OIawa.
G.. II. WOODRUFF, Joliet.
Doct. S. G.. SMITH. Peru.
Moan WIswALL. Princeton.
J. STEVENS & Son, IndiantoEn.
THOMAS GALLAnER. Henry.
A. PELTIER. Dresden.
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, Marseiits.
Aug. 8, 1915. S-y
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BUSINESS CARDS.

UEOs o. I 1911 u II,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law and
Solicitors In Chancery,
Ottawa, HIS.
Collections promptly attended to, in this (9'h)
Judicial Circuit.
Ottawa, Aug. Is, 1S45. ST.
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Fresh Drugs Il suedic,ue.-

- JUST Received and Far ssle bx
-V % g. l.. THOMPSON ons
(- door east oft N sion Hu.es
W. sfulland weliselec,edassortmsn,
Of
& Drugs, Medicines. Paints,
Oils. Dye-stu6s. Glass,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-09

Sugnr
- s,,as. sims N o Sugar, Just sss,sys3 ,,
8yxA.A WAbKER = hlUkti"o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05
pAssENGERS ARRIVED.

In the steamship Hberaia from LirrpoOl TO Hdtar-ee
Tron Lircrpooita Bos,oa-Gordcn HS,nmersly, Master
Harnuers!y Mr. and Mrs lasig, Mrs Bolgn, children
and female servant Mrs Charles infant and female
want Master Charles, Mr. and Mrs and Miss Wight Nj
Charles, Wnsor Jno kuptcr, Hutton. VIM Tod
hunter, Mr. Cottnett Mr. Cotnett jr, Mr. Baucrsaches
Capt Videc, Eousan Gen Armstrong Francis .
Grund J Tones, ir, Colonel Shelby, VIM Monroe, Enoci
Patterson, Levi W Ord. Vim Farmsn. Mr. lie Breton
Underwood Geo w Wight, Mr. ilawrcl, D Blhause
Mr. Bunrccschea, Mr. Gawtry, lily Stowen, Mr. Dunbs'r
B Chittenden, c Rcekcr, Rcnard Mr. Hagsdon, Ora
per- jr Jas Robertson Mr. Fletcher. VIM kenuey, ADO
phus Oaks, Peter Buchanan C w Warren c Dord l.
bauer A G Dauer Vim Rylc, q Allen Mr. Hammond
Juo Plat. J I Shaw, VIM Robinson-6s
Froa HaiJtar to Bos;oa--Mr Staun,on Vim Hoffman,
w Fenno. Rev Mr. Taylor. Mr. Huntington Mr. Bollcs
McNeul 4 Robertson McAulay Narraway-lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

TIE Ill BLooD between the Mormons.
Jack Mormons Anti.Mormons Old Citizens and New
Cidzens OF Hancock county still continues 10 keep up
feverish excitement and there will probably be fresh
outbreaks before long Unless the prisoners taken by
the Now Citizens be released it is probable that vigorous
measures will bo taken by the Anti.Momons 10 effect
their rescue.
We learn from the officers of the steamer La Cedc,
that on her trip from kcokuk (FridaD she brought
down 10 Quincy nine men, said TO be nn-Mormon pris-
oners in custody OF Capt Clifford and four others.
They have been taken to Quincy on writ of habcns
corpus to be tried before Judge Noble At KcoSuk there
was disposition manifested the part OF the citizens
release them from custody, but their partcu.
larreouest they suffered the acM ormons take them
on to Quincy They have been confined some time al
Nauvoo charged with assisting in the recent disturbances.
st Louis New Era, July eth.
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING

A. w 4 De Gcoot X Cos tf- Fulon-st
WHERE he following great ATTRACTIONS I'll De present
w ed-Coth Cca;s, 5lacz 5Ine, brown and olive, iro
10 Sls Alpacca Croton Brown Linens. Cheek Linens
Scotch and Other Gagha-s; Tweed. SAKE GOTTA Cashar
.ete Jeans and Aerno= Sacks Frocz, Dress and Shad
Coa:s OF every color s-d -hsPe, from Il 70 -.
Pari-Cessicrr--, Linen and Wor-ted Checks Alpaca
Me-ino, White snt Brown Linen, fancy summer French
AID American CasEIneres from 81 10 81 Vest.-Sstin
plain and striped; Cashmere, Merno Six Marsees Va
>1c.s Gsrgha, and very handsome y!e OF Lirens best
!,r su.-sf wear, ron IS ce.s % g. BOYS Clo.hirg
equally esstpf Ened ssse1tsr tor susr wsa. CO hand
We izse4i VIZ. az oRoor 60, ~ Fs!.9s,,.
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A GENCY FOR yAUGHN.S V,

UENt 1 FUR ' NJ U > 49,. go ~
11M;Nrrre = 62 Nassau opposite SIiiiloL ~,
YoTs urI, r,- y, lie rsfv WHERE = - bought The
srra; reputation this article ha thro;s- .Ae
section Of he United States has induced ta5 pIot1
surn-r> VII ind band ready 20 'ai - y -
part Of Tie COUNTY, Pamphlets containing r-t-Ioa! u
Kidneys, Liver &c female complaints. Neass= .; tae
Ten. diseases Of the Lungs Con-urpnon ss silac.ee
Scrotu!a- Salt Rksr, VII 10 iG.--eu % saF-
actsr respectable 70 be questioned CT doubted and n
ti> ely The proprietor h liberty 70 use ne name OF the
Rev C SaFry. OF lSe NAssa-si vino VII safe y hal ae
Knows OF The r-ct OF this medicine u cfcsF 40 gaFe!-
The peculiar Character OF he medicine VI snow i n
the L o. ooue. Tae singular effect produced oy ths
Use OF the a.c!e-is cer1anrI II referring NJ cases and
radically curing zine II twelve, explained tss pam
pke, which ne lrh!lc z-d al Interested VIII please call
ard &c; gTa;s g. IS: Nassau epposs clnscs Hall Only
AEsaey u nc city, Price Of y o. se'ie . g! DO s.
piissesi 10 dsisrs Rys snsssAwks
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fcqal Notices

NOTICE-rhe subscriber ha"ing lost or nl!siaid Ger
uiicatc for OF The capital stock the New
jersey Steam Navigation Company. IN his name. dated
April 4h. 1913 and numbered ZIG, viii apply AT tue oce
non thirty days from This date and call upon all persons
show why duplicate should not ISSUE IN lieu
thereof For GEORGE ItiAf ER,
NewYork. July 9Th, 1876. ) THAfER
,,.r Ins,. i,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

,5T dIl 70 FSdM II Sr II st
ss:---=-- YORK TO WHEEL. S=-e1a:s-=SsAs
ING and PlTrsBGRG, via PHILADELPHIA; BALTL,
! MORE and ONO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Md.-3SO
To western reers.-Crcat United States Mail and
Passenger Route 10 Wheeling, Pittsbure Cincinnati and
'''. >'-'' Passengers goin; directly through
Leave New ORR. foot OF Liberjyst North River al 4!
| ?. VI in the Great Mail Truiu
! Arrive in Philadelphia M . T. VI.
Leave Philadelphia nj 10 L. VI. daily-Alnil Train.
Arrive IN Baltimore at A. VI.
Leave Baltimore ot7s y. VI by the Baltimore uni Ohio
| Relicoad, 1870 miles.
! And arrive Cumberland W ) P. NJ
Leave Cumberland at L. VI. hy the National Road aud
Good latent stage Lines and arrive in Wheeling or Pitts
"a TnE SECOND Mail leaves New-York. \. NJ by
aiiroud. Leave Philadelphia. sundays excepted - 7.
| VI. BY Steamboat and 3 \ VI by RarOud for Baltimore.
Passengers Pittsburg take the splendid ncw aud mod
built Steamboats, at brownsville and thereby have only
| - miles OF Staging on the whole route.
First class Steamboats, leave Wheeling aud Ptlsburg
hourly. and Passengers forwarded without delay to
| - 10 Cincinnati
For through tickets by this route apply in Philadelphia
II SuulThird-s and board steamboat, Dockst wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia Wheeling Sl5 20 Pits
burg S2 with the privilege OF stopping al Baltimore and
to '-'''''s ). L. sLEMMER. Agent
Railroad Office foot OF Liberty-st al P NJ and 81 A. "
at Adams Co.'S, No IL Waist ull A. NJ. or Cty Io.
tel No. ljj Broadway mjl cod
IT. esIMNIEK ARltANGEMENT;f I I
- THE New FORK and Enc Railroad -
Line, from A phil sIuntil iarheruOtcr, -
will daily Sunday eXccptedl between the city Of New
York and Mddetown Goshen and intermediate places "a
follows
For Passcngers-Leave New York AZ A. VI. and = p VI
Leave Afiddetowuat6 t a. NJ and 81 PM
Fare reduced TO : p Aliddetown-wov IN proper.
ton Breakfast dinner supper and berts can he had on
the steamboat.
For Freight-Leave New-Yors at ) p II.
Leave Middlelown at Il NJ.
The names The consignee and Of the station where to
be left distinctly marked upon each article sh pped
Freight not received after p. VI. in New-York
Apply J. F. GARRISON Agent, at the Office, cor. OF
Duane and West H. {. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 9th, 1916.
IT. Stages daily from Mddletown, the arrival OF
the afternoon train 10 Milford Carbondale. HonesdGle
Monirose, Towanda, 0wego and West Also, 10 Monuce
TO- Windsor, Bngham,on, Ithaca, &c. Agent on board.
] rr.g9a
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-Ir.S5 :, MORNING: LINE al laf past d O'Clock

xTT+@ MORNING. LINE al nal past O'CLOCK
Stor Albany from the Steamboat Pier foot OF
e. Waren-sL Passage 81. Leaving New
York on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Albany, Tues
dag, Thur.day and Saturday. Landing at Hammond 81
ton Bristol, Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park. Kingston Upper
Red Hook Bristol. CaiskL Hudson, CoXsackie
Passengers taking hi, boat viii arrive in time for the
train Of Cars from Albany West Buffalo North Sara
,oga Whitehall and Lake Champaign
The new and elegant low pressure steamer METAMO
RA Capt. P. II. Smith, viii leave above.
For light or passage, apply on board.
Breakfast and dinner OF board.
As II not generally understood that the Morning Line
leaving al o'clock 4 " charge % take this method
inform tie public that by taking the steamer ETAIio
RA 8. O'Clock, A. VI they save themselves 81 and ar
rive. in Albany al an earlier hour than by the Old Line.
Passenger. will beware Of the decOy runners oil the
North America sue has been put by the Old Monopo-
w. at the same hour, TO off the NeaIaOra- -
Fare 10 Van CoriGndrs Dock p cents PoughHeesie -
cents Hudson 80 cents Albany 81 aul Il"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

MiN1rRS Posr, NJ. d. Physician, 5oi Broadway. anl
IFE INSJRANCE.-The New England Mutual
Le Insurance COMPANY OF Boston will receive applcn
lions for Life Insurance at Ii Nall--t.
DIRECTORS.
Willard Phillips. George II. Kuhn, Peter Wainwright
William Parsons, Iurnr- Read. William w Stone.
Francis c. Lowell Rcucrt Hooper, Thomas y Dexter,
Robe,, B. Forbes, Uuar!es P. Curtis, Gus Tufts
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AMoRv, Sec-e,ary.
JoHN {. CHEEsAAS VI. D. Medical Examiner New York.
Forms OF application insurance and all necessary III
formation will bc furnished by The subscriber, at hi office,
No. 10 Wall-st. N.~York.
il JOHN HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
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HuE NICkERBOCkER F;re IasuEance SC.

TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company. Ohce
I No 81 Wal-,--rnS Company continue 20 insure
-sns lc-s and damage By IRE merchandise ships u
p6 buildings hou schold furniture. ard other personal
properly. c! the usual rates OF premium
DIRECTORS.
Io,nL Bovine Morris KeIchun. D. A. Cushman
silas H;cks JoshuaS urterliil. Charles Hlsburgh
Benarir Corl;es Chas. T Cromwell. William n. Titus.
Lind ev Murray Charles kneeand, Rober. |. Murray,
Hv II. Lawrence, Robert B. MinIarn, solomon Cftifen
Siep'r Van WICK, Thos. ". PearsaI. Orlando VI bogaFt
Robert D. Weeks. George D. Post, Peter h Bonnet,
John Wood. Albert W oothuli. Joseph y Lord,
BENJAMIN Strong Samuel c. Paxson, Robert L. Case,
George Hus-ey. Caleb Barstov, Henry :: Ier5ei,
urahF Carpenter. Samuel mitchell. George J. Cornell!
Ebnr caldwell. James Marsh.
laws Wusrr. Secretary jylO 5u,eod
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NIL law9m for Attaching Creditor, SyTacise, y 7

DY ORDER OF the Hon Charles P. DAILY, one OF the
ID judges OF the Cour, OF Common Pleas OF the City and
County New YorANoice = hereb. gI-eu, pursuant 10
The PROVISIONS OF the statute authorizing attachments inst
Ascending concealed and nonresident debtors, maj an
attachment has issued against the estate OF John Fetso
resident vi Spencer Medina County, ONO, and tla' me
same VIII be sold the pa:eat Of MS debts unts ne
appear and discharge sGch attachment accord. 70 ih'
within nine month, from the rt publication Oh Nc oe
and hat the payment OF any debts due 10 am ~ 81! -
son residing within tie STATE OF Ne-l ora anc uhe
- "a MN or for hs use. OF any properly WITHIN SAID sac
f.lorlg 20 h1 and the transfer Of any stch proper! o:
,,r are forbidden 5y ami void. Dated ti-E IN "a!
-; NJ i845' PETER CLARK. AIRY for Attaching
I'D ,s,,a-, Creditors, > NGs-au-si. y. !.
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DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, supreme

DY ORDER OF Chester Howe, Esquire, supreme
ID Court and for the County OF taiiaa-
7ls Notice : hereby iv-G pursuant 10 nr provisions OF
Die .att. authorizing attachments against ao-coEcng,
roncra. and nonresident debtors, that an attachment Has
| z,,s!.st The estate OF Charles r Shelton. resident
OF ne safe OF Connecticut and trat the same VIII De sold
Tor liz payment OF has debts, Galess he appears and d
-h,-g-- such attachment according iaS within
month, from. the publication Of this notice; and thai al
pay-r, due residents OF tis STATE and the de-
livery 20 HIM fer L. 1-e Of any properly within i. State
belonging nm and the transfer any OF hi property b.
him arr Forbidden By .Aw and void. Dated The 10th
dAy OF March, ls+5- c. P LELAND,
AIRY for Attaching Creditor.
ms l1w91i Irving. Ca. Co. V. !.
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r.. -zs-ss=szsss- SEW-YORk, Schooiey,s acI
- <srsssss..ssr tain BelY.dere and EasoE-LeaYe

-, -.
~ -~ss-ssssss tzir Belg;dere and EasoE-Leage Us
-------foot OF Cortland st daily Sundays e1
ceptedJ 81 O'Clock A II. by Railroad 10 Aorr.to~n dee
without change Of thence by Po.t Coaches ihIo
W.-hinytor % Bevidere and Eas;on. Fare from Sss'
York TO schooeys Mountain 81 25 For seats apply %
HILL Agent J. P4;.en Commercial Hote - CortsnS
~ CHAS GOLIATH, Propri.'ot
Also daily line for Schooleys Mountain leaves aoffS
town on tn arrival OF The y O'Clock from New
Fare lom lforr-Lown Schoo,eys Mountain 81 u -,
B-Extras furnished The shortest rouee By applying
CHAS. GOLIATH, Mansion Hoase, Morristo"n
iy25 Inn
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LIZ The regular trains have been With
hZs-----------draw n from the Road for the purpose
Of elayng the track IN The most substantial manner with
heavy : rail- The work is progressing faprdy, and
thai portion OF he Road between Brdgepor, and New
Milford 4 mes expected 10 be- completed By the mid
of August Due notice viii be given OF the time e
Car. will assume .!eir regular trps.
Freight Tram with Passenger Cars attached, will run
between New-Miiiori and West Stockbndge-eaying
Sew-Mord ) 10 4. VI and West SiockbrdSe at " 80
NJ. until farther notice. K. b. MASON Superintendent
Bird geport, July 3, 1916 1ylO "
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-Thca wrofh ngf
und
teOd
h he ncGrticm usngf IS o
untandh a n
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SUERIFE,S SALE.-By virtue of a VIII OF heri fi
- cias directed ind delivered viii expose 10 sale
vcstibu.c Of City Hall OF the City OF New-fork, at u
O'Clock VI all the right title and interest of Gushing Mich
ol- which lie had tue twentieth day June, 1915, or al
any time uiierSHrd OF and 10 tue following described
property, 10 wit:
A those certain four lots pieces parcels OF land sill
uae, lying and being the Eth (late llhl Ward OF the
civ New York, and known and distinguished on Map
showing division OF part OF the real estate !ale OF Memo
w Suvvesant. deceased, lis heirs, situate
the Eleventh Ward OF the city of NewIOrk n lots No
three hundred aud hftyfour 4.) three hundred fngtve
hundred and seventyve l515 three hundred
and sevenr-sx and together bounded and
contain as follows. namely Beginning al point on the
Noery side OF Eiphstrset three hundred 500 feet East
erv the NQri-Easterly corner OF FlT-hNenue anu
Observation-Disclosures running Norterlv along lots three
hundred and ilythree S and three hundred and seven
ty.srn 1911 one hundred eigtyour lS feet seven az
inches tile Souther!v side OF Tenthstthence Eastery
along enth-s-e fifty @ to lot three hundred seven
v.iolr fS14-thence Souherv along lots hundred and
scventv-our 574 and three hundred and ftty-ix &c.
one hundred eighy-four t94l feet seven az inches 10 The
the place ginning be the same more or less TO-
getter with ae belonging orapper
flaming Also on the dGy. al the same place, imned
thereafter u the right t;e ana interest o Tue ABOVE
named Cushing Nichols, which lie mad the twententh
dav OF June 1916 OF and all end singular that certain
niert of lease bearing date Oct g. 1913, made between
Peter g. SuIyvesan and Tarani Putnam for all that Ger
tam lot OF land situate lying and being IN the 18th Ward Of
the Civ OF New York bounded follows, 70 wit Begin
Ming al point SoutIWes.ery side OF rent-s dis
ant Two hundre and twenty feet North Westerly from the
Thrd-ayrnu- and running thence SOuhWesterlg on line
uac.e with said twenty and i've inches
thence Westerly line right angles with the Bcwery
forv feet and lnches-thence North Easeriy line
the said ubOut tlTty-iires ieet and
iyvo inches y Tenth thence South
.ry along Tentt-strcet ihirtr-egh! iSl feet 10 the
place of beginning, together with the buildings and i'm!
proven,enis, tIeretno belonging OF apperIahlhg-
Sew.York. July e9,h 1876 WM. JONES, Sheriff.
JOSEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. ly2S lawIw
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ICounfy OF Nef Sos.c- = hereby gwen 10 al per-
sons hAvng claims against Amos Proctor, a:e Of me Cay
ct Ne-i ork deceased, 20 present The zane WIZ ~
vouchers thereof; 70 The subscribers ;he!T ores No. ~
Broadway lie City S-vv-York. or before me
t-fth day Of December Dated N-vy-f ne nniG
day 81 June. ig+6
ELIZABETH PROCTOR Administrators
Henry AyDgFW leig lsveu1
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-rns@.T no E,IIGRANTs -. .las=,s.al55!5.

sss..sJp.s.;ZzOTHERS GOING VEST ysSss-...srfs.G
TAPS Colts
FORWARDING LISE.-The subscribers beg 70 inforn
their friends and ,h- public generally, and eni grants Pac-
uiar Thai ,her ar prepared 10 forward passengers
~ ai parf of h- Western SiHes and Canada at the very
loves; raie and certainty OF pn'se gers experience
;n y, -l,v AZ any place the route. Beng Interested
equally IN all the modes of conveyance Ino me nerior I'M
nrris adycr viii given 10 those abouto procer, West
~ IN h. be.t mode o.; ;rave well the best routes
- for .ry inland town in the United States Canada
- grank Trading GUIDE which only gives he
,,f.s of pssae also the distance 10 al part. The
vi md 4lada together with The tine usually occupied
IN performing Journey any gl9eR place, may had
grsti. on application az ,leir Office.
Frc, the superior in which This branch OF their
business has hitherto been conducted the subscribers
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or delay can
possibly &c experienced By any person going b. their Line
and The numerous frauds daily committed bT Irresponsible
parties persons gong West should deter those about
curing their Passage from engaging any where out ~ an o.
ice OF established responsibility The subscriber Wpua
here state That their various couTeyance- w ha4iro
Car Canal Boa- and Steamers such e. cannot De -f-
passed, II eGGaed. For farther pacnars sppy tI ~
letter posipaiij,o W j. J. r. TAPSCOTT,
a5 Soult-sL door West Q; Buring-siip.
B-W J. T. T cort!Gre 70 ci-paicH Erst class pack
10 London, Liverpool, GassoF, Sevr-Otleans. No
BILE Savannah and Charleston 7vith pGactGaity Also
make Arrangements bringing out passengers from any
par OF the old country and drafts FOR pay
able on any part Of Great Britain Ireland
uy5 IawH
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jnsnranfe.
EIRE INSURANCE,
p aooo ooo m Som 600


INIT subscriber v attend 10 procuring Fire Insurance
On " areaouses, Merchandise, Dwelling Houses, and
Household Furniture II severa! Companies having cssh
o@'''-' sooO, 900 TO 100000
aid ~ ard safety Any business entrusted
~ his care NIL be thankfully received and promptly a.
tended 20. ,..,. --,- 3 =,
Buildings occupied for purposes net hazsTtous may 4
insured oerp-,ualy subject retur! OF IearE ne
rsn;r,- should the assured - a-y i,e cee 70 80.
me Police the s7s;ern which IS yer! desirable 70
OF Real Estate and holders OF mortgages WI De
application 10 ~ SIi % - G.s.s
iyif IEeo,i- s; LibertJ-,t neaL L-.e re. 0----
THE KNICKERBoCKER Fire INSURANCE ,, Gee ~
Mutual New fOrs-Ca?i-S S-eprVSc-
O.sc- 40 wai=-The Legislature OF :si- state 81 ~
s,e session passed changing the corporate i:e %
The old Mutual Insurance Company OF The llE OF He"
YorE 70 The Hrickerbockrr Fire insurance Company OF
N.yYora Al future business OF thai Corporation VII!
therefore be transacted urce- II new uSl:e.
L may well 10 add ~ way OF explanation ihs; the od
Mutual" Notwithstanding IL te. n iaci STOCK
COMPANY having capital al paid II and securely invested
ard tia; the change OF obtained 10 prevent MS
apprehension ;ha, point
THIS COMPANY continues 10 Insure sSas loss or damage
bv are favorable similar institutions Il iAis
civ. DIRECTORS
George Ireland JOHN Graz I. c. Halrersev.
John Oo,hou, Bolts Moore. Chss. r Leve-,ch,
Geo Arcu!arus, Root c. Wetruore.Benl De Forest,
Robert Benson. Edward Cook, VIZ Tucker,
John Campbell. Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George CCukiu. Adam Norrie. AleN'T Lawrence,
Joshua Brush Robert Kermit, WIN. :. Dean.
Robert l. Stuart. Anthony Chardon, William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND. President
A g. McDoSALo. Secretarr.
New-Yors May Is. 1915. lelJ coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

DY ORDER OF DAME Pratt, nrsl Judge OF Onondngs
ID County Court and Counselor &C in TIE Supreme Court
NOTICE. hereby given pursuan, 20 the provisions OF me
statute authorizing attachments against abscondiEg con
cealrd and nonresident debtors. a an attachment mas
issued against the estate OF james Hut OF me state oil Lou
isiana nonresident of Tie State NewEo aud that
The sumo " sold payment his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine months from the publication OF this notice,
and that the payment OF sEy debts due 10 hm By residents
OF this The delivery 10 hun or for Ms use OF any
properv within this State belonging hn, and the
fer of any such property by hln forbidden By law and
are void Dated he tn day of March. 1916.
FORBES ( SHELDON, Attorneys