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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
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9Th and Sth 90 81 " 80
All other tickets (heins ssIoJ with of t'e drawn
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Those tickets being $500 with only Of the drawn
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100000 WASTED.

INDIANA STATE siUCk BASk NOTES IN EXCHANGE
FOX ukI GOODS.
INDIANA state Ss,eS Bank SVts wall be received
IN exchange DRY GOODS l.. cash priss.
Vlste bus ~
vantage to give call aAd stock before
chasing sls.w here. Gov DI tEkRI CO..
ost5i-4tdkw LouisvIils. ~.
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WESTERN SEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MILLER. wI~GATE 81 co.
MANUFACTURERS aud Dealers IN all kinds Of Farm
wi aud Garden Implements Moving Hesrpz and rhresh
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees Re- SIC Main
street opposite Bank Of Louisville. Louisville. "
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GEORGE kIHIS: PHILIP DECKER. xzANER.
GEORGE KLEIN & Co.,

hyan.vi;le, Indiana.
VHNHE undersigned the Merchants
Southern Indiana. and the prtc generally hIs their
Factors completed aud they ready
hctnre soap Candles aud Lard Oil scale -
We will warrant articles manufactured good
prices as low purchased la Cincinnati We
iaetnre all the different qualities and the
that city and equal facilities with city IN the West
Thankful the liberal patronage have already received
We are determined to
,he same and liberal the Of the pub
ne 'or the estabshment Of Home auufaetures' in
city.
n B.Ths highest market prices always paid for Taow.
Lat All Grease. oe;2S SIND GEORGE KLEIN z co.
sncsnnes Gazette and Henderson, Courier copy
and send hills to tins Once.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
JTSr OPENED On MAIN STRssf,T

JUST OPENED OS MAIN STREET.
have formed partnership under the
il style and frza % =. ". Vickery, 80
Old Cheeksrsd Store opposite j. scantlin sons Stove
Stors Main bet ID and 3d. We wH try keen
saoty on hand aud for sale all articles usually
Family Grocery Store; also Corn Cats Fran and Feed
orally. We will spar- pains 10 Keeping
piled vita fresh Batter EGGS and all Of which with
everything else in line will deliver
siding in any part al the city. FREE OF CHANGE.
JAMES W. vfCKERY
novS-tm SAMUEL. VTCHERY
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q. n. EGGLEsTON a CO.,

uDRoPRIEToRs Of o'.y Foundry in Evsns.
willie. b.iid all kinds Of Machinery style quality and
price saaal any made in any city Of the West
Ne make Fire aud steam Easnes All saw and Gris MIL
Water hsss Car wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Rang OF vsr'ou. patterns Brass ork OF all
iads Wr,uxht and Gas, Iron Bridge Werk-ndsed every
thing line Of business. Prom astsnten gv9n to re-
pairs Co.
Fossdry 90 he CAns1soSnss Of Osas I'D neis sssssa
ssy9- IF
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ADMINISTRATION, NOTICE

NOTICE hereby that has taken cut
letters the of enry o. footd
late Of Sasderbara dsceavs said estate sspIos-
cd 10 be solye1s. sst2S-Jg SILAS STkPhES5 Asia'r.
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The Evansville Journal says that the in
crease in price Of that paper only los. it
about fourteen subscribers. A creditsbe
fact that, for the paper and its readers. The
Journal is an excellent paper, and its rea-
ders would be puzzled to supply it's place.
,SIoke .your
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

IL persous knowing sAemssivso i1debse4 70 krss
H.iluas sstfsl % ssstls vihs thsty days. Ant
Al. aavas claims sssass sss - WI ,9ty
asvII .dSsiA xsia ssrss>, Ass~sea d cad fsA.
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EVANSVILLE s CfsAWF0RDSVI
RAILROAD.
81 80
M IA Ne INC M hoTID.
To TAKE EFFECT oy AND AFTER MONDAY. Ieth iuss
LIST OF FARES

Train leaves Evansville ct 10 clock A. VI.
yiueennes a. O'Clock p. N.
e. From and this date those holding
passes will be allowed this with
out paying FULL fare. By order % the Board.
- III. DANIRLA SUIT.
Rv,.syiils. OvS . ra5s oGRD- nd
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NENy CANnID ATE IN The EiEI .D

~
u CONNER. Is before the pablo. aud will run
sg1int any other Hat without distinction Of psrtes la point
finish bcsury and durability Citizens them
selves Hat woad do veil cali and
cate It will SPEAK for itself. Main between First
Second. oct5
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JOHN. ]. cuASpLEK JAMES HARLAN JR
CHANDLER Sx HARLAN

DIN j. ChANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN IT. have
- associated themselves in the practice
OF law and will attend to ala oehted them
or both always he found mt their Once Locust
sherwood House to give counsel bush
Evsnsrills. nov. Q. Is5i-ly
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PIANO TUNING.

AN making quarterly visit IN this city. and am
prsnrs 70 Pianos Those desiras their pianos
den. order BY leaving svr % Cony ngtons o Store.
~,il have the business PrOlas tly attended TO-
~. w WAH"'N
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HENRY STEES,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE or PEACE.
Mt CARMEL. Ills
NM I'LL COLLECTING and Securing Claims
SV Eastern ioois aud all other Business apperaning
to sed Offices raging taxes. &c.
Refer W. T. Page Esi Cashier Canal Bank Evansville
ey2g lyw
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CIyy MILLS FLoUE for 's's a. sas Mn ~" ~
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NOTIONS. Toys MD Fancy GOODS:
q O. PUSHEE HA> NOW BEEN EIGHT YEA Rs IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little
articles this particular branch of trade
wish PRESENT with Eastern nsehan ana
SSH lowest market prices.
ully invited call and
variety sssrs uAdsr oda Fsiisws Hall. Fsst street.
e2-lydGw
DLACK ANBRANcY DRESS sfLSs-we have on had
ID stock Of desirable goods which will
Ser the ssAds heavy dsssun years prses
and SEE Sbsn. sstD JOHNSIN 4 fR8NOH.
SAVfN39 BANK,
FIRST ssTREET BELOW MAIN.
HSHls Bank pays per cent interest depos.s payable
II denand huys and sells Exchange. Coin UAcurrsat
Money &s &e kr.a.s Losn. rates cPl,eeons and re.,
promptly a. sarrens rates Of HxeAanse Money reuittea ~
all Fxr,s OF Europe. oetll-f @. COPELAND Csssles
WABASH AND ERIE Can AZ.
HH ERyHASTS shipping Merchandise OF fro-
w duce by Canal will I'm. the most eonve
nen for that hus Our charges will be sno
the business viii be PROMPTLY and
I" osr7s-lnd HILL hoLLADA1-
DOCLTRY.-sd dos cAiekeng
u don Dpcks
20 Tarksys Just received a.
esti7 COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

New YoRK, Nov. II.
The Herald comedies that Clark is elected
Governor by GA majority.
The Journal of Commerce and Courier
and Enquirer show small maiori,ies for him.
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IMPROVE YOUR sTOi K.-I have several pairs Of full
blood and half breed Shanghai Chlekf ms for sale
n"yf COOKS Family Grocery.
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We will issue a Certifcate OF
Is whole tickets for Si4 o Is quarter itch cts for 50
% half 10 IS eighth -
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INAt CURN.sI5 sacks prime old. read per CanaIboa
aav4 GEO. FOSTER CO.
EEE0WN sHEETINGs.-5OO Balls. Canaslton and
aD other good brands for sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

Daniel Stewart & Sons, extensive whole
salesale Grocers failed. Liabilities heavy.
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inquest held befsYe Coroner Of this county
IN tie 9Th DAY OF Novsmbs 1885, Union House
tavern the body Of unknown. dressed in gray
roundabout brown black pants and
hat supposed TO be 2or q years obi have
Clovtrpvrt Ky. JOHN TRIBE,
noyg-3w Coroner Nande bur county
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HousR FURNIsmlNG GOODS.

~ large stock Of aerss furnishing Goods con
sssss Three Ply ngrziu and low priced Carpets Stsr
asd Hall Carpets ~ patterns and qualities For Oil
Cisshs from 10 fset wids Satin De LANES Worsd
sston furnsurss and Bro HOLLANDS for Ca tans
Gs. sad L.ss cs,,.ins Corsisss csrsAn PIN; add sta
rswsg Piano sad Table Clo,hs and Bed Blankets Of ali
sisss and qusii'ies.
Mattresses OF size and descrip
Ma which will warrant - good - can be funi Also
Bed Co ufsrts all AL Of which will sell aslow
the zane quality found shis side OF the Allegheny
Block. Naic. oc.2O
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Beg to snneanes having opened o.
~ T. 1.-THE above Rsstaurat, watch Will 49, q
SNLSW always Dc kept Supplied with the 2Sk3<{X e
best hN market Affords. end every ~
kini OF Game in ssascn; fresh
Bsirnsrs Oysters in every STYLE Meals O. ell hours:
BAR uish ohocsst knd OF Liquors aud Cigar
spassus Hsil we'll ignsed witA gas. Sa nttsd up vi
Concerts Bnl. Lectures fatiie Meeting
or Thsasrisal PsspsrDAnsss. 10 assashsd nevis u
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TCASTERN PAPER CCRRExCY.-we will pay one
H per premium for slch Of New York New Jersey
Pennylvaus and Connecticut Bank paper redeemed
New York City novS MORGAN. KEEN AZ PRESTON.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-01
New Stock OF clothing
F.. FOR FALL AMP WINTER 1851.
Isad0re Deitsch

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
sFe IN CLOTHING. ..s
W0ULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
wv Portsmouth AMI vicinity, that having
disposed Of his old suck of goods some weeks
ago, he has nov 'reogned his store with an Gu;
tire new stock Of Clothing of all kinds and
ier trade be is certain, that persons calling on
him al his old stand, corner Of Market, and
Front sts., can suit themselves as well, if not
better, than any other place in the city. Also
IN hand general assortinent of Genllem MS
Furnishing Goods. ,, .'el
Country and Furpace merchants will 6ni il
to their advantage 10 call. as am determined
to make quick sales ond small profits
Portsmouth, Sept 81, '54. d&w1m.
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REMoYAL 4 CHANCE

INTENSE Il ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Nh ORRIS L. HALLOWELL eco, Phiia.
IVA delphia. Having removed into their
splendid new warehouse, entrance lat Mar
kct, and No. 81 North Fourth street, are open
ing for the Spring trade an assortment Of Silk
and Fancy Goods, that for extent aud variety
will surpass any stock; ever. offered IN thal
market. Entering iuto their new store, which
is one OF the largestin America. with tus.
ness Of an unusual amount already established,
and Intending largely 10 increase it, especially
with those who buy -.,-> "a
FOR CASH,
and believing that the lairest system in OBJ
bing goods is 10 have uniform prices, they will
be compelled 10 sell at much smaller profit
than can possibly be afforded where long crcd-
itsare given.
Under their Cash and short credit system
the necessity for charging large profits, does
not exist and by selling ihcir goods at a very
small advance oil the foreign cost.
They mean 10 make il Inc interest Of every
udge Of goods, TO buy upon the following
TERMS.
Cash buyers will receive discount OF six
per cent, il the money be paid in par funds
within l0dnys from date oil bill.
Uncnrrent money will only be taken at It's
market valuation the day Il is iecived.
To merchants Of undoubted standing cred-
it of Pix months will be given il desired.
Where money is RENTED IN advance Of ma.
turity discount at the rate Of twelve per cent
per annnm will be allowed. 81.
They ask from merchants, visiting the 'eas-
tern cities, the favor Of au examination OF their
stock, being satisfied that they will be con-
yinced that il is not for their interest TO pay
tho large profits that are absolutely essential
o those WHO give long credits.
M. l.. HALLOWEL,
JAMES ,TRAQUAIR,
J. L. HALLOWELL,
A. w. LITTLE,
T. W. SWEENEY,
r. HUTCHINSON
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" Dyspepsia.
Z No Alcohol,
Z N o M IN & R AL
J NO PCl0N,
J on INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE.

ENTERS INTO THE
QXTcENATEDt BITTERS.
The strongest aud best certified Medicine,
the World! Physicians aud Chemists oft
highest standing give il their sapction.
Merchants, Mecbanics, Clergymen, Mem
bers of 9th houses Of Congress, Governors
Senators, Public Officers Of all kinds, Ciiizeni
Of every State and section of the country, per
sons Of both sexes and Of every pge and con
citizen Of life, stamp u with their unqualified
AZ rotation. See certificates. sFhN
EED, AUSTIN & CO., Propnetorv, q
'96 Afsrcbants' Row, Boston,Ma
uJ ld, wholesaie and Retaii by ,ssd aS
]. L. McV EYs PtRtntuthO
, --3,nd&w. ti.d eldf 81 y I'll
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Market Street Improving.

Qtlte q Ntlf NJ JcllCfS0n " Blnlf's.
MO trouble in .fiuding them, their room be-
IN ing the one formerly occupied by Messrs.
Davis 4 Smith, 6rst door below Dugan &
Mackoy's Bsnk.
Call oon and examine their new and we'll
selected stock ofdry goods, consisting Of almost
every. variety Of iereign and domsstic manu-.
iacture.e q 1sf-'} ~ tjt " ;
Silk department full and complete. Em5roid-
cred goods, the largest and best assortment
perhaps in the city.
French and English Merinos, all shades md
qualities; Delaues. from 10 cents to 25 cents
per yard; Cloths, Caysimeres, Satine Its; any
quality. A great variety Of fall and winter
shawls. A good assortment Of Carpets, Oil
cloths, Meetings., &c, fte' H3a"
Call soon and got tbs worth Of y,ri' n,cts
be sure 10 ind the place, Market strst E
sic, first door below Dugap u Mix
October %. 1859. dlmw ~
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4 Ready for Spring,

ID BE Il & Co., take pleasure in announ
h. cling 70 the trade in general that tbey ar
uowiu receipt Of their Spring Stock Of Boot,
Shoes. Hats, Leather and Findings. which vii
oe ound upon examination 70 equal in quail,
Of The west, and will BE- offered TO d, tierssa.
be lowest possible, priccs, Az earl' exam
icited, at orr old stand, No. 5, Enc. prise
Row. march29, dwtf.
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} - W1A WNR

TO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
HAVE this day sOId 10 MI. J.. Hsuna, my
l entire stock sf Books. Stationery. y *. fiie t
designs continuiugthe business at The old stand
l recommend him TO my customers, and TO all
others who may wish to parchase any article in
the line ofhis business. A thorough acquain>
tance with the stationery trade, and an excel,
lent knowledge Of works adopted TO Instruct
and amuse. viii enable him 10 supply the mar
ket with such works as The public may require.
/ Irelura my sincere thanks 70 the pubic 'or
ihe liberal patronage enteuded towe.during my
connection with thetrade. GA. KEYS
snov9t&wtf - W
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, Bibles and Testaments.

TNHt)sE who are desirous Of supplying
a themselves With Bibles and Tostameuts
atvery cheap rates, will find them alta al
most every variety. and Of The best quality,
tho Dep0sitpfs cfgt,s "Es,oio 0oapty BIZ
10 Society" kept BY John Mcdowell, Esq,
t his businevs house near the corner o. Prom
nd Market streets. ERAsTUs BURR y
pr "a --dvn seo'y
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JLOdMicIx & Sons.

u LVMVhOtA IN SOuSS
Wholesale aud Retsil Dealers in all kinds Of
Dry Goods and NOtiOns, 81
No. So Fr0af Street, fsco Doors West Of the
Il, Franklin House. '-'
A RE now receiving their first Spring Stock
u Their assortment is full and complete,
comprising every ysrety, land as they adhere
TO the
CASH sYsTEM,
They dc fearlessly pledge themselves to give
GOOD BARGAINS.
Feeling grateful for past fayors. we hope by
a fair representation Of our goods TO mort and
receive an increased patronage. Our assort.
.ment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
We think, cannot be surpassed in quality,
styles and cheapness. To onr assortment "
Embroideries, Trimmings, Ribbons, Parasol
Hosiery, Gloves, $e., We. call your espeeia
\ .ae..s... 1s J, LopwIcK 4 SONS.
mar ch2ldu ~ 81. ses ..S 4.s 3 IS
r.
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PATENT
Metallic Burial Cases.

A IR-TIGHT AND INDESTRUCTABLR
"A one Of the most valuable inventions OF
the age, for protecting and preserving the
dead, forordinsryintermept, for vaults, OF for
transportation. 1ia' tH
The undersigu announces %
those having occasion for burial cases, that lle
is now prepared to supply the above named
valuable article Of allsizes, from one foot ten
nchesto 6 feet 4incbosin lepgth.and Of va
rious widthsand depths. They are Of differ
ent patterns, bronzed, gilded, plainand highly
lion. Heinvites attention TO thesesrticles, and
the very low price at which they are offered,
and which is uniform throughout the State.
Fortestimonias from the.most eminent Ply
4cians and others, see pamphlets 81 the Sar.
;oaphgus Warehouse. No. 3, Jefferson street.
f'aH Sfss JAMES GRIM Els.
Portsmouth, June S, 1881 -dif s.s sis
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foRiolNAL.1 10 t$
CERTlF CATEO OF AUTHORITY.
To.expre on the 3lst dav Of January lo'5

STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES oFTcE,l
400 Columbus, November | l. 1854.
WYEnvAs, The Star Insurance Company 10.
Gated al 0aensburg f. the tte OF New York,
has tilod in this Office a sw orn statmen. OF ITS
condition, ss required by the FIRST section oil
the act 10 regulate the agencies Of Insurance
.Companies, not incorporated by tue state ol
OHIO, passed May Istf554. 9 >'%
AND WHEREAS. Suit company has furnished
tie undersigned satisfactory evidence that II
is possessed of at !, ast one hundred thousand
dollars of actual CO piiai inve. ted al lrast paT
val ne or in bonds ormortgages Of uncnrumber-
ed zeal estate worth double The amount for
which the zane 10 moflgaged.
AND WHEREAS raid company has fled IN this
office a written In trunent under It's corporate
seal. sign I'd by the President and Secretary
thereof, nominating and Sppointi James Lod-
wick of Portsmouth its agent for tile transac.
lion uf the business oil Insurance and fully and
unreservedly authorizing him to acknowledge
service Of process Cor aud in behalf Of said
Company, consenting that service + process
upon him, the said az, Mt, shall be taken and
held to be as valid us if served upon he com.
pany according to the lsws ofthis State or any
other s,aio, and var. ing all claim Of error by
reason OF sue s,rvice.
Now, TH, REPoaE, In pursuance OF the first
section Of the act to regulate the agencies OF
Insurance Companies mol incorporated by the
State Of h.o, passed May ist. 1854, |, William
D. Morgan, Auditor oil said State, DO hereb,
certify that the SAID Jemes LcnNick is author
ised as an agent or the said company, to trans
nc: the business ofInspranco IN this State uIr
III tbs -alsi day Of. January. 10 the year one
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NOTICE is he Scby given thai on The fourth
'lN day Of September ! e54, at sur instance an
totder-of aitacbmen, was issued by r. Alfred
Esq, justice OF tho peace Of said townships
sg4lnst The goods and chatles, rights and crsds
its, s.ocks andpnleresl in, stocks. money and
effects or the defendept, George Brown, for the
sum OF 1856 with interest from 1he 20iho Of
April S49 aud said defepdent will tax 9. nolieS
tlmt said cause has been continued till Salud'
day 4lh Of November 1854, at 4 O'clock Z. M
for hearing. ~ ~ eREBBCOA IsM6kF0RD
stsstiS ~ KENNARD M0RFORD m
B olr4 Adm'rs Of William Morford dec
Oct. 20 '64,aasp1 dgaas y .al 1AsaiR 1I
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A ND areagain prepared 10 wait upon..uIl
m their customers with everythingi thei
tine Of business. Their stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, CheniicaIs,, Paints,
Oils, Dye-Stnffs, glassware, ~
.A window Glass, &e.,
is large, pure and we'll assortedi. and they
most respectfully solicita a Continuance Of that
patronage whicn by strict attention to busi-
ness and unceasibg sfiortsto please they bsve
always underworld to merit s.,nss
Feb. 1851 dwtf
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aIateInent ofIhcgtnr InsHraRfe
Come my II tfi stss

(NF OGDENSBURu, NEW YORK--nade
II y in com ofmity with the act 81 the LegislaS
,uYe az Ohio V,s Of May fstIh54.
4. The name o. said company is STIR Tusur-
ance cumuany, aud Is located AZ ogensbSig,
New York. .,'.,..... \, =
.. i'he asnraht or Capitol ssock iissr5o,0OD
3. The Capiiai stack is fully paid up accord>
ing TO the provision Of its Charter.
4. Th- assets Of said Gomp4uy ON the ist Of
,IuIy 1854 as reported at tha. time and appear>
ING on lhe Books of the Home Office, were abs
solu,ely, except $1,000 roliateial.
1st Cssi IN igurd.. ...... 49,. SIS l3b "
dos in agents hands ....... i,2i9,5
| 9. Owns no Reaf Estate
8. Owns no Bcndsexcept Mortgage Bonds,
4, Debts due'io the company ON
Bonds aud Mortgages. ;, .... !. $l3o.0A0 90
s. hebrs otherwise stcur d...., SAT Il
8. pebts due for preiniems..... 647la
ltf1s orieisa sl63469,s
r Other securities tnohe) = ~5lii5,' aze
S. No ilabilities due or not due.to Banks OF
others. f1 ~'-,-
6No losses adjusted and due. - 81
7. No Losses adjnsl,d and not due. ~
| 8. No losses una diusteds
Q. No losses in suspicion awAiting furtheI
proof.
10. No other chims agains. ,hc Compshy
hsuing few small expeace items. -
| IL. The aggregate hmonnt insured IN any
noe risk BY Ere, S. 600. by Marine INLAND, Sl0,'
900. ~,
10. The grpotest smount allowed to he in
tsured bs the rulcs OF the Company in anv'City,
Tawn OF Vilugp, is oH the company can obstin
provided not over 5000 be insured as liabl'
TO loss by one five.
10. The g,ea,est amount allowedto be in
sufed in anS one Block is $'dlU0 IL there bo an,
liability from its construction. of the loss Of tr
whole block. no such liability then $l'',a00
: Ia. The act oil incorporation IVES grante
April 1854. on
[Signedl II, U. foofE, sec y
Il Sword und subscribed b, fore me this t4tl
day Of July 1854. "r
7 [Signedl =" ELIJAH WHiTEJ. P. r
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-01
FIRST SPRING STOCK =
BRANDS x DEITsCH; r.
Corner of Mark eft and Front 81

Corner Of Market and Front 81
Have Just received their FIRST
, STRING STOCK OF CLOTHING.
CONSISTING Of a complete assortment Of
" everything in thef line Of trade. Their
Clothing is made up of tho best goods, In the
latest styles, and especially for this season Of
The year. 'E '-. fc
They would be pleased {, see all Of their
old customers as soon az possible, as IL is their
det erninstion 10 get rid of their goods at the
earliest moment. Returning thanks for prs,
patronage, they respectfully ask an increase Of
ihe some in order to hsys it keep pace with
the enIargemeEts OF their stocks.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-01

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