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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

4 Large and very fine assortment, of Rosewood Gut
mt various prices ranging from 81 90 to 500:
Also Violins from seventy cents to dol
lars at No Claire Row. C&H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
Magnum Bonum Farms.

/, ~ Acres Off Of We See . r e RAE Part OF
! the Widow Noel Farm, and near Harrison Street.
Terms 500 per acre, apply 10
GEO d NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

CLARIoNETTS, Flutes, Flagcolets, Picslows an,
~ Flies at reduced prices at
Ne a lie Claire Row. c d II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
Sheet Music

Sheet Music.
Large collection on hand and New Music receives
as soon as published at
No lie Claire Row. CAH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
Accordeons and Flutinas.

A Large and well selected assortment, just receive,
at prices that cannot fail TO give entire salts factor
at No Lie Claire Row: CS II
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

MURDER-The Crescent city Herald
of the Oath, gives an account Of a tragical
affair which resulted in the death of Jas.
c. Kelly, native of Baltimore
"It appears that the deceased and A.
X. Ward, who struck the fatal death blow,
while under a state of intoxication, went
out in company with party of young
men for the purpose of serenading some
of our citizens, on Thursday evening last
At the time the blow was struck the de-
ceased was playing on the violin, and it is
supposed the bow struck Ward on the arm,
when he (Ward) exclaimed, "Don't draw
that on mel" and stabbed him with a
bowie knife in the region Of the heart
DR.. Moray was promptly at the scene, but
all medical skill was ef no avail. The
wounded man spoke but two or three
words-sI am killed "-and expired in
a few minutes after the occurrence.
The prisoner was arrested Immediately
after he committed the fatal act, which
occurred about3 o'clock on the morning
of the 23d, by Sheriff Holt, and taken
before Justice Rosborough, who commit
ted him to Jail to await an examination at
8 o'clock on the oath.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Francis Wickham, his wife, was dead, she
having had her brains completely knocked
out, which, together with her blood, was
scattered about the room. Mrs. w. was
| out thirty lve years of age. A negro bow
about flfteen years old, who was living in
the family, was also beat and cut about the
head to such an extent that he cannot sur
vlve his injuries; and he too is in such
condition as to be unable TO give anv ac-
count OF the desperate murderer. The deed
was committed with post-ax, an imple.
ment used for the purpose of holing posts
for fences.
From the cries of Mrs. Wickhar1,, which
were heard by the servant girls, it is sus.
pected that an Irishman whose name is
Nicholas Dane, and who had been in the
employ OF Mr.. W., but was discharged on
Wednesday, is the perpetrator of this hor-
rid deed (; but no trace of him had been
found up to yesterday afternoon.
1t IS the opinion of the inhabitants that
ne sought to be reyenged upon Mr. w. for
dlscharglng him, and determined to nmr,
der his whole family lie sometime since
desired to marry one Of the servant girls;
but, on her refusing to have him, he swore
vengeance against her. Nothing in the
house was carried away, which indicates
that revenge instead of robbery instigated
the monster to the pefpetration of this hor-
rid crime. He will not probably long
elude the officers Of justice.
Falling Of a Draw6ridge.-The draw
bridge at Hoboken fell May %, and sew
erai hundred people were precipitated into
the water. A large number were injured
and many are believed to have been killed.
Nes0 York, May 29.-The New York
"Hards" have issued circular defending
their course against the Nebraska Bill
denouncing President Pierce as tool Of
the slave power, and predicting war with
Spain for the acquisition of Cuba as
slave state.
FMgitivs .Slavs Zaw in Bos!on.--A pe-
tition for the repeal of the fugitive slave
law has been signed by large number of
citizens, who were ID favor of tho com.
promise Of 1850.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
FOreiSn Ite1aaa.

The War-Defeat ofMe Russians-Tha
following important despatch was tele.
grapned from Vienna of date Nav "A
"lt circulates in Bucharest that An thu
18th or 18th of April, Omar Pasha ad.
vanced with 10000 men towards the De.
prudscha, aEu battle took place with
Ludres corps between Silistria and Ras-
SOFA. During the night Omar Pasha had
Fdetached u division in the direction of tho
Black Sea, and, when the battle was Ct its
height the. next day, this corps attacked
the Russians in the rear, causing lnexpec.
ted confusion and CONSERVATION.
6en. Ludres retreated towards Ger
navajo, and 1t Is said the Russians lost
many guns, ammunition stores and bae-
gage wagons, and even their military chest
On the Doth, Turkish flvin1 corns
crossed the Danube below Silistria. IN
order to destroy the Russian strand bat.
teries. They advanced to Kalaresh where
there. was hard fighting for some hours
The Turks fought bravely, but being over.
matched, were ultimately forced to retire.
The Paris Pdtrse has received accounts
that the Russian army in the Debrudscba
has suspended its march in abedience@o
the orders of Prince Paskiewitch.
Gen. Klapka has had audiences with
Reschid Pasha and Lord Stratford de
kedcliffe. Reschid recently informed a
deputation of Poles, that the hour was
come for action, and that Gen. Wysocki
would speedily receive a definite answer
to his proposals. At soiree given bv
Gen. paraguay d'Hilliers, General Klapka
was an invited guest, bu: on his entering
the room all the Austrian officers left. L
is stated that the British Government ha,
recommended the Porte to enrol q Polish
legion.
Illness ofthe Emperor Of Russia -NEw
YoaK, June 2.-Advices by the Asia gave
some further interesting particulars rela.
tive to the affairs in the East. The Co.
losns Gazette states that the Emperor of
Russia had had a relapse Of his hereditary
illness, erysipelas.
An engagement between the Russian
and allied fleets off Cronstadt was daily ex:
pected.
Austria More Hostile. position of
Austria was becoming more hostile, and it
was confidently expected that she would
soon declare openly for the allies. She
has collected force OF 100000 men ON
frontiers of Pennsylvania.
Turkish TIctories-The Turks have
gained two victories on the banks Of the
Danube.
War News.--The war news is uniripf n
tant. The Russian feet had left Helsi' no.
fors, to join tbs force at Ctonstadt. ST,
Charles Napier was within 25 mil es OF
Cronstadt, and intended to interce OF the
Russian vessels from Helsingfors.
Tie Circassians are daily becoming
more aroused and 100000 men have been
called Quito defend the frontier against the
Russians.
Bom5ardment Of Sebastapol. The al
I lied fleets bombarded Sehasto-pal four days.
The British steamer Tiger of16 guns was
stranded near Odessa, and was obliged to
surrender, though two steamers were sent
to her assistance, and they bombarded the
Russian works without success. Prince
Paskciwich had turned the current of
war toward the banks of the rivers Sercth
and Donester, in Moldsvia,
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
American Livery and Sale Stable.

BR OAD D STREET NE V1DA
VHNhE subscriber begs to return his thanks to the
cltlzens OF Nevada, for the liberal patrona ge
thus far bestowed upon his establishment and to
inform tnem that he continues to keep the best se
mediation, that the country will afford; and be would
especially cafthe attention ofthe Ladies to hs stock
OF spirited but gentle animals at such times as they
are desirous 10 enjoy healthful and invigorating
ride. ], B. LOBpELL,
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Drunkenness.-The Melbourne CORES
pondent Of the Alta, says that "there is
more liquor drank in that Colony than in
any other part Of the world-not even
excepting California"
A great flood has inundated Hobart
town, Van Diemans Land, destroying an
immense amount of property. Hundreds
Of families escaped from their dwellings
only with their lives.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

A dandy lately appeared in Iowa with
legs so attenuated, that the authorities had
him arrested because he had no visible
meons Of support.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

In his New Brick Store, on the Corner Of
Main and Commercial streets
where he has been doing business for the last two
al, half His Stool; is LARGER ard the NARIE-
TY GREATER than at any former time, having been Sc
ie.ted personally from the
Best Houses ia San FTGnctsc0,
which, with the practical experience OF the undersigned
csnno fail TO give satisfaction to all All work purchased
this establishment: if rips before having done reason
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
Having established himself permanently
in Nevada the undersigned is desrous hat his work sha
commend him public confidence and favor, and II "p
be his constant aim to accomplish this oeect by dolh2
s.lsce to bis cIstomers.
He has also on hand an aSSoumento Of Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
n. B. Surgery performed on old Boots and Shoes as
usual, by mendiss the broken; Leather soes put on
Rubber Boots and Shoes thus rendering them more du
rable and less injurious to health.
RS- There will also be PRACTICAL HARNESS MA
EER in readiness make and repair at short notice. ana
on reasonable terms p. j. ESPENSCHEID.
33n Corner of Main and Commercial cts
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

Guilford county; Columbus Mills, of Rutbere,,,
and r. s. French, of Robson county eiiord Count.
T sl Board OF LrEaAGpaE Of North.carolna is
az ad i10 Mstha as Eseeensy Rayid 5 Red
William w. Holden, of Wake. county 'u Jones a,
The lNTERNAl, ! IAPRoyEMENT BoARD is comnos,s
ows:-His Excellency, David s. Reid al
ton county. so o1 Nor6n ~
GovERNoRs ARDS, with the rank of Colonel. ?
Lean of Guilford Thomas Rutfin jr, of RooL-J
Robert Strange, jr., of New Hanover. eAngham az
HE GENERA. ASSEMBLY commences its sexsio.
lelgh on The Third Monday of November in eo
year The next election for members of the every a
OF Commons and Governor, will be held on t senate %
day in August, 1854. VII Tie First Tbpp
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EREsH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-wIL

HIN
II LIAMS & HAYWOOD, receiving large add-
ons TO their stock of DRUGS MEDICINES CiEMI-
GALS, PAINTS, OILS, DIESTUFFS. WINDOW GLASS,
PERFCMERI &c, from the most reliable Houses IN
Northern Cities which have been purchased with
single their purity and offered for sale at such prices
and such shall compare (vuraby with house
in the State
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers generally
VIII do we'll give a call be,rrr purchasing feeling
shall fail please boil, point "f price and
quality
Orders promptly attended to- and particular Civ
o packing and forwarding
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded a all
hours of the day and night, by competent person with
ncatness and despatch.
We tender sincere thanks the citizens of RAJ
leigh and the surrounding country fer the long and liberal
patronage received and by untirn zeal and
energy please in the prosecution OF business merit
its continuance.
RALEIGH. April
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-04

APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE uo,,,
COMMONS 0eE
The following is thenlanner in which the Np,,,
THE House OF COMMON Q2o0 are apportioned ANN,
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville, Guo,d
Chatham and Wake, U'
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe, Halifax, Ire.
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph. Az.
nance, Arson, Beaufort, Berie, Caswan
CleaTeland, Craven, Duplin, Forsythe, J"br''
ston, Mecklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, RuIr.
SON. Rockingham, Rowan, rutherford, SAM
The Counties of Buncombe, Madison. Surrr yos
kin, Ashe, BlaGen, Burke, Caba1rus, Ca'awIa
Gherekee, DavIe CASTOR, Gates Henderson,
Hertford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore. Nash
Onslow, Pasluo:ank, Person. L. edmond, San
ly, Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander BnnS. h
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carterct, C0lup Inns
Currituck, Greene, Jones' Leno:r, Mcdowell
Montgomery. Perquimons, Tyrrcii, Wasbr",,
ton, "atauga, Macon, Haywood, Jackson, CHI
and Franklin, INV
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th %C rote r s the ae a ne such S SorS is
the Legislature elects the office of Governor Of the
candidates voted for by the people.
= And fees. + With the of a furnished house.
Including 300 as Superintendent of Indian Aaiirs
sIncludng $1,000 rs Superintendent of Indian Affairs
PUBLIC LANDS.
The public lands belonging to the General Government
suated,-lst. Within tine limits of the United States,
defined by the treaty of 1S3 and embraced by the
that part of Minnesota east of the Mississippi River all Of
which have been formed of the Northwestern Territory,
by New York 1871, by Virginia in by Massachusetts
in ls5 and by Connecticut IN 1885, also the lands within
the boundaries States of Mississippi and Alabama north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed to the United States
Geor in lSs 2d Mhn the Territories b Of Orleans
including the portion of the States Of Alabama and sss
Missouri Iowa. and that portion OF Minnesota west of the
Mississippi RIVER; the Indian Territory; the district called
between Oregon and Minnesota north Of ~ deg and south Of
40 deg north latitude Sd Within the State of Florida
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
Within the limits recognized by and ccs~ions
the public lands covered estimated area Of 900
a he f nne and New
tire of the public domain is stated after careful
of this up to November 3oth 1850 had been sold and
Sl35,339092 received therefor The aggregate outlay
of purchase, of surveying and Of selling S4 49,
leaving net profit to the government 23
years there should be added to this at the rate of %
per the value of the land granted for bountic schools
internal improvements, &c. would nearly double
the above sum The average cost to the
men of acquiring title, &c. to the lands is 1441 cents
2o1 cents of selling and managing, cents in
all 81 cents while receives 81 acre. profit
each sold of S1.032.
The whole number of warrants for Mexican bounty
claims issued to November 1851 is SO6l Of which
have been located and 00ave been patented The whole
number of issued under the general bountyand
aw OF September 81 1850, up November J. 1891 is
Of these 0S have been located and returned $50
patented.
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the 1880 inclusive
Full details of the condition of the public lands and
of the various and donations thereof for
education and of internal improvement given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Public Lnd sokL and tie 4noy1t 1aid f. If
IN each Year, from 1888 to 1850, incLus:re
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ANASWELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

~" THE STANDARD OFFICE is being
Thoroughly rc-tittcd with an extensive assort-
mcnt of New and Beautiful TYPE, of every
description, and suited to all qualities and
kinds of work-Ncw PRESSES, and every
other appliance requisite in the execution of
the best quality of work at the greatest speed.
Raleigh, Juiy 80, 1865.
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MTORTH-cAROLINAM UTU'L INSURANCE
successful operation for more than seven years and
risks upon all of IN 'ne dse
It's Policies now property amounting to "a
sent Capital Hundred Thousand Dollars bonds
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan this Com
pany less than onethrd of one per cent per an
The on d have been elected
Officers Of this Company iR sT tsf pFssen' years
Jos. G. B. RouLHAc, JONI Cox Edenton,
C. w ID. HurcmxGs, : JOSHUA BONNER, Salem,
JNo r. WILLIAMS % j. H. PooI, Elizabeth City,
JON JOIN PRIMROSE, s +. F. F4eAs Plymouth,
s. W WmT1Ne : w. n. H. SMITH, Murfrecs
G & M ie5r1 Fayetteville H WILLIAMS Charlotte
J. G. WnIclr, Wilmington, JoIS B. BARRErT, Milton,
JAS. E. iOrr, Washington, A T. SUNNY, Ashevile.
JAMES SLOAN, Greensboro, ,
All Directors are authorised to receive applications
OFFICERS
i r e. B. d. R TrRHna f psss %,saeut,
S. w. WHITING, Treasurer,
JOIN c. PARTRIDGE, .SecT"ta'Y
JouN H. BRYAN, 4ttoTmey,
j. IERsMAx General I1gent,
5So wi r. WIFE" WILLIAMS, Eeeeus;ss cannitts~
An COMMUNICATIONS reference to Insurance should be
addr sed to the Sser: 5oTHp pest PPa sis Secretary
Raleigh, Jan. Il, 1858. IS
GREEN sBoRoUGH Mutual INsU JIs NICE
~ lMlhe cost Oh insurance i on inc me- MUTUAL
pany This company being located in the Western part OF
State, consequently much portion Oh
in the West of which in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debit have made no
and have large amount in cash and good
bonds is therefore confidently recommended to the
public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN President.
:. G. COFFIN, Itcc President.
c. p. MENDENIALI, .i!tOrneN
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES SLOAN. DR.. S. G. COFFIN,
Dr. J. A. MEBANE, jamestown.
G.. p. MENpENEALL, WILLIAM y. WRIGHT,
WIN. s. RANKiS, Wilmington.
Rev. c. F. DEEMS DR.. c. WATKINS,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, Carolina +. College.
JED. II. LINDSAY, JOHN |. SHAVER,
W. j. McCoNNELL, Salisbury.
Grccnsburough. John II. Cook,
Z. F. LILLY, Fayetteville.
marlborough. J. j. BIGGs,
W. p. MooRE, Raleigh.
Newborn. ROBERT +. TROY
II. H. BURwEIIp I.unbcrton.
Henderson. DR.. RoB'r ii. SCALES,
j. l.. BRIDGEES. LenoX Castle.
Tarborough.
GEO. T. COOKE, Raleigh,
iyent. PETER ADAMS,
WILLIAM II. CUMMING,
(frneraL -faent. Secretary.
December 18th, 1853. Sly.
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EEESsHo asp TE9sF aonPhEfThls
pany, Indicates is upon the nputdt praclpt
and embraces two distinct to wit Inslr
saa the sear
destroying their right to in the en-
eas psGs Fl
seab sPR tf RI fGlif or i Dspos System
payments made to the Company are entirely optional VIII
the Deposition regards the amount and the time at Which
nof less than one dollar and as may be
ihs pot a m AMY e at his pleasure
So that the plan of this Company there created at
faod acaa6le sic2nessand souisto1 FIR ON age.
See P SFERdEns t ri TE Ry 5s fqYT1ny
Ralph Gorell, John NJ. Logan,
$S%s"S S SSS% e. + = S Sf$ $;s,,
Richard Greene Robert p. Dick,
David Mclean, Henry b. Elliott.
Richard Sterling,
Presdent-RALru GonnELI,
J1ce- President -LYNDoN SWAIN,
Ass@;sEng %&ss 6 E5 wAr.os, MP,
General o IsatL VI r. IL. C cum ~
- Any information relative to the cpmp@nT may be
Secretary and Iieagu'er:
IL PRACTICAL HATTERs would respectfully call the
attention of the yp and TT to their stock of
the largest and best that has been offered in Norfolk
and not surpassed by and at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants will
find it to their advantage to call before making their
chascs Those that willing extend Their patron
age may rely having Goods, whether of Manu-
acturc Imported Fashionable Fine and Cheap any
Northern Jobbcr We earnestly request Merchants to call
and be cnceH that prepared and CU furnish
thing IN line the best terms
Ladies' and Misses Bonnes i'll great variety. Canes and
Umbrellas Wholesale.
CEPHALOMETRON!
This beautiful considered of the
est and useful inventions of the II would be i'm
possible by the minutcst description correct idea
of its utility. Hats made by ii will tit the most difficult
heads conforming TO protuberance and depression of
the cranium thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of
Hat and painful headache. We could give you certi
of and the experience of the Trade but pre-
that all examine for themselves. No pro-
pely appreciate its advantages without having of
superior Hats.
Hats made to order in the fashionable manner,
and without extra charge.
STEVENS BUTT,
No. Marke; Squire,
Norfolk, Va
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CEPHALOMETRON!
Nav II, 1853
CLOTHING BAZAAR.-The

EBETERSBCRG CLOTHING DAZAAR.-The
n subscribers having purchased the entire interest of y
Perry the above celebrated establishment respectfully
the citizens of North Carolina that they intend
to relax effort retain the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the customers of the Bazaar in the
Old North State
Manufacturing do all CLOTHING, and one
of the firm being constantly in the markets thus having fc
ties purchasing Cloths CaSSmcrcS first hands,
and consequently at the lowest rates. enabled
pete in prices with Northern houses while garments in
point of style and workmanship, not eXceed by those
of other house in the State.
1t is unnecessary o the articles Of which
stock is compoScd suffice il to that in
be found thing pertaining mems and furnish
ing goods of tie style and great
Our Custom Department is constantly supplied with the
desirable goods and those prefcrrng their garments
made order, here find large select
FROM and with efficient force of workmcn
Il single garment entire suit very short \
good hit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed instance
OrR Wholesale Rooms Merchants visiting the City
exclusive Wholesale Room, and Manufacture largely
prcsSly for This branch of trade.
\. s. SIAFER & CO,
Successors 10 v. Ieryy)
Petersburg. Va. May 5th 1852. o
GREAT EXCITEMENT IF YOU WANT TO
~ SAVE \ COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS, send
Your orders for 7"2sr"fine Hi taps .iHqs Gmd Iorns:
also Brandy Stills and any KIND of Copper work, Brass,
Machinery, &c.
The prices of S:icaps Arms and Worms follows:
by the pound, 3. cents, by contract -
{ barrel Stil-cap, Arms and Wor $40
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u S E u L "A rs TIC s..
~ IcAREFULLY COMPILED FOR THE srANDARp.l
!. Government OF the United States.

~ ~ -Zsfae Salary.
FRANKLIN PI ERCE President, SEE, 600
WILLIAM L. MARCY of Newly ork Secretary of State, 5000
GuTnnE OF Kentucky Secretary of Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi, Secretary of War; 5000
JAMES O. DoBBrN, North-Carolna ecy Navy, 5000
r. A. of Michigan Secretary of INTERIOR 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL, OF Penns yvania PostasteTGen, 5000
CALEB CUSHING, of Massachusetts, 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE.
THE following is believed be list of the United
States Senate after the 4th of March, 1853
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italic-those marked
I. S. are Free-Soilers or Abotionists.)
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
lN SCRANCE COMPANI.-hI,ace, R"keinh, \. C.-This
Company continues insure the lives of all healthy White
persons and Slaves.
The greatest risk taken a single life is 81 600 Slaves
insured for of five for twUthrds their
value
OFFICERS
Dr. CuAs f. JOHNSON, President.
WM. ID. HAYWOOD. Zee President.
JAMES +. JORDAN, Secretary.
WM. II. JOKES, Treasurer.
QUENTIN BUSBEE. -1ti1rHsy.
DR.. WIN. II. McKEE, Etu'aiaing Physician.
j. HERSMAN, General .fqent.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation of
the Company be had application at the Office.
of the Agencies Alc;tcrs business should BE addressed
to JAMES +. JORDAN,
Secretary
Raleigh, April 2sth, 1850 81
6NASWELl. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
sion of the General Assembly North Carolina located
in the of Milton has been fully organized, and
prepared To receive applications for Insurance Houses
Furniture Goods Factories The will be the
those OF the other Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
the State.
All applications state the location and situation of the
buildings and other property which Insurance is desired
The underSi gned has been appointed General Agent for
this Company and he is also the Agent the Ena Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut and the Hart
ford Insurance Company, located in the place.
All applications for insurance local Agencies O be adj
dressed to WILLIE j. PALMER, crtto,Y the
NATHANIEL J. PALMER
Milton, y G., April 18th, l~33. 45-tf