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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

Now IN PREss.-To be published on the
first Of Oct0ber--N orman's South Western
Agricultural Almanac for lsl7-Edited
by lhos. Atlleck, Esq., with numerous H.
lnstrattons. This Wort 10 be n strictly
Southern publication, worthy th~epatronago
of our planters. 1t will be one of the most
interesting works of the coming season and
n ofthe many new publications that are
expected from the excellent book establish.
mcnt ofMr. Norman, No. 16 Camp street,
New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

FRoM OREGoN.-We have been favored
win the following extract from a letter, writ
ten by Mr. Geo. Abernothv, provisional Gov.
ornor OF the territory Of Oregon, elected by
The American citizens, to his reIativesin this
city, dated at Oregon city, on the 9TH of March
last 81. Louis Republican,
"Sone of the settlers are returning to the
States-some because Oregon does not come
up TO their expectations; others, to get their
families aud return again. Oregon is like all
other places in the world. 1t has it's adyan-
tages and Interchangeable bright and dark
sides. Times are rather hard here, as work
Is rather scarce. We have no money, and
goods are hfgh-consequently, as there are
not many capitalists, but little is done. fthe
United States would extend her Jurisdiction
over the territory, erect a few public build
lngs, such as forts, &c, it would make quite
a change ia our money matters.
ave have not been visited by an American
man-of-w war since Capt. Wilkes was here, in
the exploring expedition. But The British paw
great attention TO us in that line. A large
vessel of war was on our coast last summer.
aud a son. Of sir Robert Peel, an officer OF board
travelled quite extensively through the settled
parts of Oregon. Two officers of the army,
5 1919 III ChgltiCtIs nave UtGU WlGU US
since last August; and we have Fl. B. M.
sIoop,of-war Modesto lying in the river. She
has been here several months, and, as far asaT
can learn, has instructions to remain here un.
til she receives further orders from the admi-
raj. We look for more in the spring.
president Folks Inaugural stirs up their
bile considerably. We, out here, hope he will
not back out from it in his message, bnt will
recommend and urge upon Congress to extend
the jurisdiction Of The United States over Ore
gon.
"Our winter has been mild. No frost ex-
cept in December, and very little ice in that
month-which lasted only a few davs. We
have occasionally a white frost, and about a
fair quantityaof raln-~not SO much this as in
the preceding winter, yet more that I have
in some former winters. Flowers made
their appearance IN February, at which time
we had several days of bright warm weather"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

The city Of New orleans continues very
healthy, Al yet, there has beenn no epidemic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

We understand that the Cambden &
Amboy R. R. Go. have just launched the
hull of another superb steamer at Hoboker.
to be called the "John Potter" She
will have a rudder at each end SO that she
can run either way without turning.
We propose an amendment to the
name-in honor of the Vice. President and
in consideration of the peculiar aptitude
of his character The boat should be named
"George II. DaLas"-for he has a
at each end, so as to run either wav
on the Tariff question, without turning.
Philadelphia North American.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

A detachment of troops, about 30 in
number arrived In this town on "Wednesday
last, on board the Raiabor.
They are under the command of Lieut..
Dent, and we understand are to bo trans.
lcrcd underline command of Capt. White.
Law.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

SnocEtNG OCcURRBNcH.--A widow
lady, Mrs. Margaret Henry, IatoIy residing
in Poydras between 81. Peter and St. Paul
streets, was discovered in front Of her
residence about five o'clock, yesterday
morning, nearIy dead from injuries Inflicted
by a fall from the gallery, from which il is
supposed she must have precrpitated herself
a shott time previous, while Iaborinn under
a temporary fl Of mononania 10 which sbo
has boon some time subject. The unfDrtu.
nate lady died in on hour Hlter, although
Dr.. Ptcton was very promptly in attend.
ancr, and did every thing that medical skill
couldsuggest to relleveths dying woman's
suflerlpgs. by this nnlowutd mud fatal
enla ntiiy. numerous frien L. ofthg late Mrs.
Henry, hnve been plunged into the most
poignant grief. The poor in her n%eighbor.
hoot hnVs met wit n deop Inss BY her
departure from this If; her heart and purse
wer6 equally ut the disposal Of those who
needed her counsel or IiboraIity -Tropic
mn.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

FRoM WtsutNgrov.-The Ttaipa states
that Gen. Taylor will be able 10 reach
M%ontery with his forces, by the lst o fSep.
teinbcr. The President returned the river
and hRrbor bill 10 the House with his oh.
]irctions on the Let instant. On the 81 the
House went into the consideration Of the
veto message, aud resumed the same sub.
Ject on the 9TH. The question being put
"Shall the bill pass, Notwithstanding The
Presidents objections T. Tho vote stood
% 10 Of. So tho bill failed, two thirds be-
ing required
The French SpoIlation bill was next tn.
ken up, and n determined effort made to Kill.
i by amendments, which we're voted down
The bill was reported to the House between
= and 4 o'clock, and shortly thereafter the
previous question was moved aud seconded,
aud the bill ordered to Il third reading nv
Oh years to 80 mays, Tho lill was then
passed by a vote ofO4 TO 81, and Mr.. Ham
lin Immediately moved II reconsideration,
wltha view to save the bill from its enc
mtos, and the motion was lost by II vote Of
Toto 80.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

The Philadelphia u. q. Gazette Of The
both uItlmo, has the following para.
graph IL
TnG PASSAGE or MrKAY's BrIt.--The
most intense excitement psfyaded The
community yesterday in consequ euco Of
tho passage Of this bill. Il onefossed con.
syersatlon, and the condemnation Of those
by whom it WINS pissed was deep and
general. We have rately witnessed such
a quiet but strong ebuirtlon Of feeling, and
II some Of The Legislators who have leyoled
Decentralization nj the interests Of PGnnsyi.
yanlB, could have walked along our streets.
yesterday, they would have been alarmed
at The turmoil tioy have created.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-08-15

The Cherokee C0ntrate rsgAThe Washing.
ton correspondent Of the N. Y. Evening
Post has learned that the Cherokee Commits.
%si0ners have settled upon he principles Of
their decision and award bshRBen the litipai-
ing parties, IN the protaa Gtsd controversy in
that nation. We copy ffum the Post
They decide upon a compromises Of claims.
They decide that all the d1untry west Of The
Mississippi belongs TO the whole nation equal.
" and that no portion Of tip tribe have AZ ex~
elusive title to IT, This is adverse to the
Western Cherokee or oldsattors.
But they decide that The latter party are en-.
titled to a pf0p0rtiUnste share Of the fund Gre
ated by the sale Of the ChProkes country easl
IN 1888, aud that they Hte now entitled to d
considerable amount Of the per capital money
to be divided under that treaty. They decide
that many charges have been improperly made
by The United States against the sB5.6OlODO
fund, which must be made uoud to the Che.
rokeeE, but they do not include in this class
Of expenditures the 1851 600 alleged to have
been IrauduIenlly allowed and paid TO John
Ross.
Finally, they will recommend 10 The prpst-
dent the conclusion Of Il treaty with The Che
r%oHees, by which a specific sum shah be paid
to The complaining parties, and by which It
shall be provided that the criminal laws and
jurisdiction Of The United States shall be exc.
euted over the lands and country0f the tribe.
Capture Of tteo RObbsrs.-The Columbus
(Ga) Times publishes a letter from Fort
Gaines, Ga, dated the 20th Of July, giving an
Interesting account Of the capture # two bur-
glars, and the death Of one Of them, at that
place. A robbery bad been committed on the
lSth uIt' on tic house If me WIN. Watts, Of
Hancock county, and $4,000 stolen. Suspicion
rested upon DR.. Ezekiel A.. Roberts and ano.
Their man, from their having Leen seen in tie
heighb0rho1d. A letter was received by the
postmaster nj Fort Gaines on the ooh ilt.,
giving q description Of the two supposed Fub=
beers, and shortly aGterward two persons ans
meringt to the description passed through the
place and crossed tho ferry. A company If ci.
ttzetls started in pursuit and overlook them at
Gen. %ItRin's, about three miles distant.
They agreed to deliver up their arms and bub.
mil to a search next morning, and promised 10
accompany their captors without resistance.
Soon after tboy started, however, one of the
men, John Jacobs, attempted to escape, and
was shot. On searching The saddiBbags ol
DR.. Roberts aud Jacobs, they wore found TO
contain about $500 in gold, silver and bank
bills, besides d quantity Of burglatious %instrn.
rlotis, ieWelry and all sorts Of medicines and
Dry goods, They are supposed to be- GounecE
ed with a regularly. Organized gang.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
ESgIlftU .EsIl1yr q OFhjt =.
NEW VARIETY AND
Ou-r GSnODG rswgswg -

No. I6J MAIN ~. WUEEIING.Nt &.
2 DIN ELLIOTT. lsfuc.ly ofthe arm ct Elliott 8. orr.
- having reVtcd ilc Store la'e'y occupied l w.
Robinson, Jcwciicr. tGI Main 80. doors above Martrf
Aley, o. now opening and splendid assortment ol
H'VCscg9 Ohd Era SsOOCIS:
Which Or wiz -ril cheap mot r'cl~er tha ans, oiI,
or a. aFi,!iucnf West of the Nuurfains
COT NIRN MERCHANTS. redt'crs and ofht-e v,ish
mI tu purchase Goods. viii md So their advaaefr Do,
call aud examine his sock before purchasing cI-t ee
large assortment OF Brass dsy and 90 hour clocks l
the Lest quality. al very reduced prices
FOR TIE LADIES' general assortment Of Fancy
nry Goods. Cal and examine for yourselves. Notr1u.
hIc 20 show goods.
apl7 JOHN CLLiOTr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

Thsnias Hughes. VI ArIure. John Hamilton, ~ "
Phillips, W Mitchell. Morrow, Geo RIfu,pn, II =
Sanhorn, Brady, : r Guilihcn \ n Lsidiey, Jamo'
Paul, W Limerick. Tanner, Nelson, Amich, q
Lamb, n Echos, II Austin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09
OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL.

'LhRh--I Ani,9 : w hh,NNl.
SERgEA Mt 4 SUNI.i.tEbSS,
NLprnstEN-lst Ward, M'NaGshfc' ;-2nd ward.
Ja,rcs M'ConherS-crd Ward, Geo Duiiy ,-iih ward,
Phiiip Bicr;-5ih Ward, & Guy.
Sts,rAuy CoNatrrtE.-Is' Ws-d, Thoma. Ce.upic1:
-2rd NaJd s : Toddi-.Td Ward, w Hsriu-;-i.h
Werd, John Robinson 18Th W ard. W sassc..
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tbAt y MI VI AKIN y ~ * y y fftss
rho BE NSt RED0r not to lcfha - tc nucs' i1li
u " hciher q " better lay sweeping IRE. he ruiu
aud subject To all lie Ills that flesh heir to- or I.c
prudent man go 10 the Protection ONCE ard there hc
made sse, comfortable aud haYpywe leave fof YOU to
determine.
The Projection Insurance Company sflg-tfirl Conn.
having already raid over 10000 Of losses m She Wcs
tern Country en- Tiled "a the highest coincidence ,d
their agein AZ Wheeling, Virginia,
IS. =. JEFFERSON.
will take risks dwelling houses warehouses stores
ilIk. factories, together with iheir contents such
furniture, merchandise machinery, ard every other de
ertniinn 81 insuraho property. Also steam Keel aud
fai aud their cargocs and from any por the
Western vs. aters. 0n tlIe fuost reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
THesaue r any other office 10 Wheeling.
Office Mourocstrcei, opposite the Monroe House.
and near the Post Oficc. ian 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-09

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end Chanter, .o, uic County OHIO m the month ot
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"' ' N'' eve Trustees ct James ''d"I c SSSSSrSa
N.-ao r C.aa,c-. Wi.am }. Clsorcr Eli,atch
osa,cl widow. arj ll,NrnJcr b. Csldwei. and Jau,'
vc d.,ra.yl, no' l.,nr cutr.cd their eplc9ronoc si
rules o,tt Como oct t 7pr'S-,1r hy satisfactory proot
g.a % u'n". oaHil"is ot iae Conmonw"'h oi
s-dctci dt tNc said reioarts do APPEAR hero ca q
ir conn lsr,,. i'. and t,a copy 81 ms oder s.
r.w sgI.ri Boo snirc rowrrsfcr printed 10 The coy
nc fur, door r.ur, house OF OHIO County copy
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- ca-''ra .o' ono county "'1s month % A"''''
G"'ot T. Aston Complainant,
John CO.., jr ard Ju,,p C,,. rc.,nssn,s
ANA s,y, ,,r,,, a-co,l.ag. tic s,t ol Rscsi, ae.
us n.,s og ,hit Count, and APP mg by sa'i,taca
i..Nuga.. 800 ION .tnc Compai. by cou,rs,'
as. 1,, .,ac neN, Fal icrn o, h- Coirl ed sos,.
Hlc ,omra'frs i'. ard tina co2y Of this order
So NV. wv y, " '. ."' ~ lilN'" '' tS c''
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
at NO 60!
ADJOiNlNG FORSYTH $ BAKER So
" AIEt ~ WIZ EIJ\t;

ADJOINING FORSYTH = BAKER s,
W>IER ~ wiz ELING. w
THE SUBSCRIBER Fa.'eFs himself Com eVperi.
cier OF 10 years in rorcaHic bsi fCs m ihis city that
Ice oan autcipafr tie wHs OF his numerous cuSDine
and friends tire selection az closa ard sessoga 10
Goods takes pleasure So ig hcn thst he
now receiving ard VIII continue 90 receive monthly
throughout the season hC largest and ,si selected sock
OF Good. oIcrCi iu She Cn.iling fraic i tiis
purchased from me ics' houses Philadelphia d Bal
makes Ic most desirable Goods oi the Season, ard viii
De sold tor very small ADVANCE, VIZ French, English
aud American Broad Cloths superiiue to uioiiur
Fwiicd EcIi-1 do DO, Invisible Green, Biro aud Lon
don Brown do do; extra hclvy blue a1d Wool tlN d1p
ole mil'od very dcsira''c Rsb single mlci
pain aud fancy French and English Cassmc.cs very su
ICrior avid chce1 also and g. Gold aud silver miNcl
and plain INvrpds. from fine 10 medium French Linen
nr ai qualities SUNNI or tlD.ls. drab d'E'C, Persian,
Indiana aud Orleans &C.; 80 81. Linen and Cotton Plaid,
striped and Check iaua'oons; S-uf Nes.ias, p'gin,
striped Mode. Mc-uo and other Fancy Ne'img- n great
variety. The afuvc goods will bc made 90 order rs
FIRST rae cuiic. aud good workrcl warranted equal 10
ANY i'm this or ihc Eastern cities
ESef6sU .SslSSc e. Ofh6t =.
CIotb Dress ash Frock Coa~, froui sureriire Co Ne
dum: e. Gus AID complete sssoure.i pf summer Coas;
compile assortment CONFUSING a the gfic quail
Isles and pycC Cs--ircf, Nv Jra.,~ AVID Iwcefs ufrt
add FtUck CuI-si very general assortment DO vu Cas-
.rucrc-. Car-inr cord and Beaverton Pants. oo d'
Also ~ duk inc Linen AID Nufp Sl.r.. Hosogs.
CuInrs Sc. 90 d1f. common DO. fancy b.. .vl Itlrt
AID Muslin do. EluIC- and lrEHum liI--, Ul.h Size
usual variety ot Sa-. cndc-s, Hoe. sc.
invite my irc'd- and customers md al bon search uf
VIII sell tncn good a.'ice 80 sir prices 'r cash or DC
ususi tcrns 60 prompt cusowcrs. E,gouer' No. 20 IVA
tsr Si'ce'. ALEXANDER ROGERS.
april ~.
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Tur COOP INTENT
CLOTHING STORElu
\ NtW E>TABLi>uMENg JUST OPENED By
j. e. TTUS S & O..

49, 80 - - 49, ~
one dO6r qbore the United States Holsl.l
WATER ST WHEELING. Va.
~ iiE rROrRiEroRS have iusi received ard now
~ oHc1tug large ard ecranr assortment or Toreicu
ard Domestic Goods purchased 81, New York phraiui
rhia s"d raltiwurc. Go which me S'to,on OF tlc c
yes ot Wheciiog ald surrounding coun try u rtc
fully invited
our sock rerhaus tho iarc-, ~ the civ. cmhrac
ing all the latest and approved s'ye consisting
GLOIIIS, CASSIMEKt SC
Ofthcsc have ard excel cni assortment such
BACK Hive Heck. Invisible Green AVID other Fancy
co'ors besides 'hesc we have large ard wei selected
s,slrtmcnt OF VISTINCs. such - PLAIN and Fancy
Cashmere. English quilting, sc. Sc.
TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Includirg al qualities and coloIs
Irish I.inrus Linen Check, Curhau, GsmlrunIs, aad
all utlicr light Goods suitable for SKINNER Walc.
4 Large assortment Of
READY MI ABE CLoTHJEG,
Made and trimmed ia coud ~ e. ~ st the imuca'c
requirements Of purchasers, together win an cndcS a.
sDrtneu' ct fire aud fancy ar icls. such ~ Linen and
Cotton Shirts shirt Colas. osou-, idk, Scars, Sus
Icndcrs, Gloves Hosiery. sc.
Having procured cutters and workmen 81 ackuowl
edged merit. prepared 10 make zap any article uf
Clothing ord.r. in STYLE that cannot taii u please
those who appreciate a ht, combining and elegance
and n fact thc Good Intent Will le puudto le one 90 Tie
most fashionable csi Attachments ii TIE city.
In conclusion. invite friends respectfully, TO
call and examine stock prcvlu 20 purchasing else
where determined "a p2y ha' aicution 20 ON
customers which viii not oAly NEXT hut secure their
JuHtss & co.
business my account. therefore friends ard
toners respectfully ayited 10 call a. tie store
a.. To- CIV. GRAHAM
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t'NiH- crtic'cs
~U. tfot tuuf.udrf. lrI.Hn
lu.tf.rt 90 N--fc.f ru.rTye Dl.tc,g
Young utsnutu lt.aWht ~et
EllrN Go Tate tu fa.ts
rte' ierG t'asrr suuf Family f.uNr
'' Fancy Eiotn go, turVd Bacon
q, uid pia.c Il, liEfns. ~frugl,.e. s e. SIJts
" h..bfayd DO SrrrtH trr'iga
VOL Ctucoiate Noub q diat Ir',Ut. fl
surcriuI 4 House Noifss.- Tttrsvit Resin rDap
so du SHAVING ~taa
Doui a. reid Loafsis. ar Nrtces'ci do in hos
% DO Small 'uaFes tath. choice g. I'D tobacco
Superior Crushed Sugar Hlrrtr aud etu.r1 1IHf
y. orlcars tn Ec-eila aud Principe te.Hfe
Mo- p & q Mackcrc'lli Spanish AND cnu. Go
MOL Herring r-ef Rice Powder
No rriur,i s'had lead and Siot
fcnlcr eropnd and uisd Percussion 'tfs
Atis.i.e Ciutss Hirctnr sni rrrui'- tn..fpt
Cinesr,on Ginger Nasln< Shoe H'ackiue
Mustard Nuiuc.s a4.s.C.r.r NJ. 20. g ftt Mao.
Rice Sn,wa Ilzs RnI - srd tofdt.c
EH.tIs rronCh Cusfani- h,aVcl utDhr's
illeris Eugi.h Walnut. Superior ( Itsr Nturr~r
lcruUs Soft sifd Aimuuds Nrt.lnr aud Ir'tcf paper
German Nsddrr iuk. nigrk Sand
Alum and OnpfCrts g. iu and tp-la viiud.,V s'us-
NIh variety ulufhrr Articles ,NIt,ftI O. t.N d1,s
from the fast and Clscyhcfe which viii make tc alrl
Wrut very cOgllclc. ali q which VIII o. fu'd llo
cheapest rales.
Having experience tu business. shall devote nos
lCf iors m procuring ard always kecf irr tnc 'oi
tc'c, wiki The assurance fha' win fc al g fucs
clrln euy other tUutc Boz 90" cats, and oud post rt,
ccrUlit invite aii those shu. ts gain GO cell and
anime in themselves ltJIC PURCHASING fi.eW here.
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MANOR M G GOOD,
rnIfNHuMI.N

OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
sPposlTE ans MoNRoE noIsE. WV IErERsON.AEt
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INSURANCE,

~ ISKs win 10 taken hy the FIRE < MARINE IN
X EuRANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING ar luE
LOWEST MATHS
Buildings Of an Kinds, stone brick, or wooden and ,hcr
ContcutE
Steamboats,. factories. mills, &C.
Furniture:
Md merchandise OF all kinds
And against az dangers attending Tho transportation OF
goods rivers, lakes, seas, cduas. and faiiruads
For the character OF the company prompt I'uIe
aud lihcraiily the adjustment ad payment of l.s
We beg icave 70 rcor 90 hc e-chonts of m place aHd
alcvvlg who have bad thc adjustment of Claims uu0u
"a. Omce ON Main street. u. ". HARDING, scc'y.
aug :.
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BANKS

BANKS.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
NNtN STREET,. NurEiING.
ARCH. WOODS, ltcsidoar, J. LIST, Cashier
4 Woods W w shrvcr CIV Thompson
Jacob NV Mitchell T'hns johnston
ThOs PAUL ID Stccurod \ 4 Woods
Meeting on Thursday ofcsch weca.
MERUuANTs' & MECHANICS BANK OF
WtiE FLING;
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pres. A. BRADY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. Caldwell IT selby I,. Bekcr
JScob Cooling WIN Fleming s,npu.t
Meeting on Tuesday OF each week.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
80 OrficR MAS SrRIIr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
4 FicIner samT M'Ciaiien APsvoa
RoS'T. MCCOY, Treasurer.
Meeting on Thursday o. each week.
INSURANCE
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN sIFFfr. Mellow MoN.OF.
SAMUEL NEIL, President.
DIRECTORS.
VIM Fleming wv Gin naoel Lamb
Nm Paxton jas Caldwell
Rw HARDING, Secretary
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
oEfIcE oN MAIN srHLGr, Is SANE nutLD.Nu sAyiNUs
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DTEECroBs
~ Nelson 4 \ Johnston John Kuo'e
Boser jcruinbscker rSt'on
ROBERT M'Coy, Secretary.
smRtvLH * srEtlE's wAGg.no,s -, wArra 80.
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