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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-17
wYANDOTTE row NSHIp.

wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.
wYANpoTrE.--Jscob Snow, Inspector
D Lewis and X. Rutherford. Judges.
WILSON, RANcH.--C. Dunknm. Inspector
and J. N. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud.
yes
H,NoUr CirY.--Tbomas Fox. Inspector.
and w. Caiue and John ULeany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Pel'ers. Inspect"r. and c
Brook aud James A Watson, Judges.
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CHICO TOW NSHIP.

CHIco --Jchn Bidwel,. Inspector. and A..
II. Barber. DR.. ]. B. Smith. judges
JENNISe's LANDING w. Lee. luspecter.
AMI W usher. Jas Terney. J"de's.
wHEKLERs HopsE.--C. Wheeler. Inspec.
tor. aud Thos. s. Wright, A ID. Turner.
Judges
JoHSsoN's RAScH ~. Lowry. Inspector
aud W. HsnshAw. j. Watson Judges.
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Alsos Judges :" tho following coun.
tics, Ia wits
Amndor, Caiaveras.
Meycsd. Nevada.
Placer, San Beruardino.
San Matso, Trinity.
and Tu!are,
Should there be any vacancies for County
Judges other than those contained in this
proclamation, tie ctnnties will proceed 10
eject. Tie shase list is correct. 90 far a.
the ho,k of this ofiice show.
The attehtieu Of the Boa rds Of County su
rtrviso,s 10 directed 70 the second 8. c,ion
OF an act eDiitled IAN aci TO amend an Ac,
TO regulate L ec'io,s. passed March 23d,
1860" pas ed April 9th 1866. see Stat.
uies Of 1856 page 100.
Nitse.s my hand aud the Great Seal oI
State. at OF ce 10 Sacramento. Califoruia.
this ihir,ieih 'ay Of July. ia the year Of our
L.rd ole thousand eight hund, ed and 6fy.
eight. JOHN b MILLER.
Aftea :--FsRHp FosMAs. Sec. Of state.
by order If the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest. y true copy.
NJ II. DARRACH.
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors. Butte Co.
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ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
ORo LeRvA--J. worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEsrowS.--R. r. Charpell, Inspector.
IT. b. Ollphant and II. Chiekening, Jud.
ges.
ROBINSON MLL--A. Lewis, Inspector,
II, c. Hammond, Judges.
HANSON vILLE.--J II Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NArcrEs.--Georee Pierson. Inspector.
d. W. C. Day and r. Bai'ey. Judges.
EvASsviLLr e. Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas DeDson and 7. Waterman, Jad.
ges.
BINGHAMs BAR.--w. r. Hooper, Inspec-
tor. Capt. Mead and d--Ferguson, Jud-
ges.
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ARTICLE w.

ov orrNING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.
SrcrIoN 90 Al all elections the polls
shall he ops-ei at eight o'clock in the morn.
ing. md shall continue open until sunset. at
which time the judges shall cl Sc the pol = ::
provided that the judges of the election may
,ske a recess Of tne hour at any time they
may think rroler during the day. before
three o'clock in the afternoon.
Src % The board Of judges. before they
cou mence receiving hal ot., shall cause il t."
10 proc aimed aloud at the place Of voting
that the polls are opened.
SIC. "a. The voting shall he by ballot.
The ballot shall be a paper ticket containing
the names cf the persons for whom the cleo.
tors intend to vote. AMI designating tn. of.
6ce to which orch person so named is in
tended by hio to be chosen.
SIC. 25. Whenever any rer.on ofIers to
vote, the inspector shall pronounce his name
in IN audi 10 voice, and if there he no OBJ.
jec'ion TO the qualification Of such person a.
an elector, shall receive his ballot, and in
the presence OF the other judges put the
same. without being opened or examined.
into the ballot. box.
SKc. 20. The name OF each elector whose
ballot has been thus received, shall be i'm
mediately entered by each clerk in the col
una Of his pail list. headed names Of vo
ters," numbering each pane in the addition
al hmm. as il 10 taken down. 81 that il
may be seen at any tune whether the two
lists agree
Sac. q Any person Offering TO vote
m"y be challenged as unqualified by the in
specior. or either Of the jadges. or by any
legal voter, ami il shall, in all cases, he the
duty Of he in'rector and each OF the judges
t. challenge any person offering TO vote
whom he shall know or suspect not TO be du-
ly qualified as an elector.
SEC % When any pe-so Offering to vote
10 challenged, il shall he the duty of the
board Of judges I" declare TO him the quail
6cstions Of slector.
SIC. 20 II such person shall still iasis,
that he il entitled 20 vote. and the Oh .llenge
shall not be Withdrawn tho hosrd Of judges
in their discretion, may administer an oath
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For Sale !

nP. GILrr RT ufftl IIsBo SEA u
II lot for s@ls.
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OPHIR TOWNSHIP.

ORovILLE Precinct. No. !, in Washington
Block. II. B Lathrop, Sen Inspector. and
George W, Gsriiott and 4. Durham, Jud.
res.
PRrcINcr N"2. Tbeater BIZ ck ID. d
Harris, luspcctor, c. Sciiber an1 J. Is Ford
Judger
LYrcHBuRGH IT j. jenkins, Inspector,
and ...... Myers. Judges.
RoB,nsoS HILL ---Grcy. Inspector,
aud Redding and A. NJ, Young. Judges.
CnkRoKxE RAviSE --Allen Smith. Inspec-
speotor and George Dillon and ellis, Jud-
ges.
GAuprr RANCH Cumminps, Inspector,
and A +. Ma, IL aud G. Davis, Judges
CENTRAL HoUsE Ward, Insrector, and
Alex Kirby and A. Jackson, Judges
KENr's RANcH.-W. F. Mcconnell. II.
Bateman aud John A Smell. Judges.
WHITE Rocx--W. C. Tatman. Inspector,
and Levi Smith and Z. A. Bergman, Jud-
ges.
LoSG's BAa.--A. Cole. Inspector. and
Judge.
UNrN CAPE CLAiM.-Capt Il. Wilson,
Inspector. aud A. II. Connsly aud Childus,
Judges.
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EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

Ngw PHiLAprLPHiA wv. Perdue. Inspec.
tor. and W. N. Alien, F. Peters, Judges.
MoRais RAviss ~ Brittenbaner. In.
spec,or. and - Thomas.J Ciymrer. Judges.
SPARKS HousE.-E NJ Sparks, lnsptc.
tor, and --- --- Judges.
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The People Of tie State of California, re-
presrnfed in Senate and .ass,mbiy, do
enact as (olIocs:
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KIMsHEw TOWNSHIP.


Doc TowN.-E D, Kin.on. Inspector.
ges.
BRorHERror SroRK j. II. Brotherton,
Inspector, and A. c. Lo, gmcn. judges.
DIAMoNpvuLE.--Georg Tavbsi Inspec
tor. and Benz. Ha,faun aud 7. Beasly,
Judges.
FoRxs OF BUTrE.--Cart. Bracy. Inspeo.
tor. W. Evans and W Hale. Judges
HE'LL TowN.--W Nesbitt, Inspector. and
Capt Johnson and j. Nicha'l, Judges.
KiMcxLA's sRANcH--Georgs N. wilmott,
Inspector. and E +. Kimkle, Judges.
LovsLock's SroRE.--J. II. Patty. In.
spector, aud ...... Judges.
IN,xIr.--John Mun.on. Inspector. and
George Waters and W. Juliun. Judges.
MINERAL SLipx.-..F. A. Stryker, In.
spector, and Thomas, Judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
srAri,urowN - Esq Cady Inspectors.
and - Myfrs. - Jugdes.
YAsxEg HUI. Geo. Geiss Inspector,
J. Billings ". Don"ellson. Judges,
NtLsoN BAa.-S. q. Curtiss. Inspector,
- Cooper. ------ Judge.
FR.ncHrowS ~. Barrow Inspector.
and J Simmons. - Judges
CHsRoxKx FLAr- s. Glass Irspector.
ard T. McDaoniels, John Mason Judges.
MrssiLLA V.LL,y.-M. Pence. In pector
AMI J. C. Has'y, T. Channel. Judges
OaEeoS CRY r. T Derrick. I spector,
and c. Simmons, W. Hendricks. Judges.
L,Np-AY BAR r Lindsay, Inspector.
and - Judges.
LirrLE K,M.HEw.-M Wells. Inspector,
Iks Bateman. J. Hunter. Judges.
BALsAM BiLL.--w. Ramsey. Inspector. and
- Church. - Hsrrie. Judges.
CoNcow vALLGY..-J. J. Stewart. Inspea-
tor. and Dr.. Thompson, @. G. Marquis.
Jodges.
BIG BAR - Kitchen. Inspector, and
W. Towle, ----- Judges.
CHAppAREL HILL Smith, Inspector,
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[PAssrp MARcH %, 1861
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MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.

srRiNo TOWN.. Bullock. Inspector
and j. W. Woodmsp, ---- Boone, judges.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02

A. B. F. HrLpRErH D. D. W. CARVER, EDITORS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02
dNest6ara tbe COURSE Of empire tahss its @ag.
CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2,

be, we can at least feel assured that
the rock must contain assures, cavi.
ties or veins, or the mineral could not
have been deposited in them. The
rock around Dubuque, Galena, and its
vicinity. is remarkably full of these
assures and cavities, in which the
mineral could be easily deposited.
Now, we can learn from such obser-
vations as these that there would be
little encouragement to look for lead
in close, compact rock, which con-
tains no cavities or assures into which
it could find its way.
have written thus particularly
about Coal and Lead, because they are
our chief mineral productions, and
those most frequently sought for in
this vicinity. 1t is always conceded
by Biologists, that the best evidence
of the existence of mineral in any
rock formation, is-fnding it there,
nor are any other indications infalli-
BILE. But Geology does render valua-
bic assistance in showing the nature
and character of mineral deposits,
and thus directing the miner to the
rock or soil in which they may exist,
while it prevents useless expendi-
ture of time and money in searching,
where a little Information would as.
sure you they would not be found.
will give some account Of the To-
cal Geology, and the objects Of a Geo
logical survey, another week.
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4oetrp.
The Last Good Night.

Close her eyelids them gently
Ger the dead and leaden eyes,
For the soul that made them lovely,
Hath returned unto the skies;
Wipe the death drop from her forehead,
Save one dear golden tress,
Fold her icy hands all meekly,
Smooth the little snowy dress;
Scatter flowers o or her pillow
Gentle flowers, so pure and white
Lay the bud upon her bosom,
There-now softly say, Goodnight.
Though our tears flow fast and faster,
Yet we would not call her back,
We are glad her feet no longer
Tread life's rough and thorny track /;
We arc glad our Heavenly Father
Took her while her heart was pure,
We are glad he did not leave her
All lifc's trials to endure;
We are glad--and yet the tear-drop
Falleth for, alas we know
That our fireside will be lonely,
We shall miss our darling so.
While the twilight shadows gather,
We shall wait in vain to feel
Little arms, all white and dimpled,
Round our neck SO softly steal
Our wet cheek will miss the pressure
Of sweet lips SO warm and red,
And our bosom sadly, sadly,
Miss that darling little head
Which was wont to rest there sweetly;
And those golden eyes so bright,
We shall miss their loving glances,
We shall miss their soft Goodnight.
Well-what matter! 1t is only
The clay-dress our darling wore;
God hath robed her as an angel,
She hath need of this no more;
Fold her hands, and DER her pillow
Scatter flowers all pure and white.
Kiss the marble brow and whisper,
Once again, last Goodnight.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02
VENERABLE RELIc.-In Marblehea

MISERABLE REILc.-In Marblehead
stands the mansion of Col. Lee, built
in 1862. It has for many years been
occupied by the Marblehead Bank. A
few days ago, during heavy rain, it
was noticed that the pavement in front
of the house was laid with the date OF
lT6S, represented in small white stones.
For ninety years the stones have been
daily travelled over, yet nobody has
noticed the chronological mosaic un.
der their feet, until a carefu! soul look
ing down for the dryest place to put
his foot, happened to discover it. The
building is still in good repair.
This house is an interesting relic
of old times. The entire woodwork
inside, including the doors, window
cases, stair balusters and ceiling is OF
solid mahogany. A remarkable fea-
ture about the building is, that the
same paper is upon the walls in every
room that was put on them when the
house was built. The paper is of the
most ancient aud picturesque charac-
ter. In the reception room where
were received Generals Washington,
Lafayettcc, and other distinguished
heroes of the revolution, the carving
of the wood is magnificent. In on,
room are some excellent specimens o
ltbe.old DUTCH tile. Col. Lee was ia
and the pavement in front of the build
ing was covered with Masonic EN-
blems Salem Observer.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02

WORKING AND THINKlNG.-lt Is no
less fatal error to despisc labor when
regulated by intellect, than to value II
for its own sake. We are always, IN
these days trying to sepcrate the two !;
we want one man to be always think
ing aud another to be always working,
and we call one gentleman and the
other an operative whereas the
working man ought always to be
thinking, aud the thinker often to be
working and both should be gentle
men in the best sense. As it is, we
make both ungentle, the one enVylng,
the other despising his brother and
the mass of society is made up OF NOR
bid thinkers and miserable workers
Now it is only by labor that thought
can be made healthy, and only by
thought that labor can be made happy
and the two cannot pc separated W.T.
! impunity. All professors shoald o
, liberal, and there should be less pria
: felt in popularity of employment, an
> more in excellence Of achievement
Y Ruskin.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02

HopE.-Thc great orator, the great
painter, the great poet, the great
statesman, are all the children OF
Hope. 1t was Hope that hung the
lantern upon the ship of Columbus !:
it was Hope that brought to Milton
tidings of Paradise it was Hope that
waived the torch before Bacon, as he
descended into the dark laboratory of
Nature it was Hope that supported
the steps of Newton when he wander
ed into the dim solitude Of unknown
worlds it was Hope that scattered
the Persian rivalry before the elo'
auence of Demosthenes ; it was Hope
that sprinkled the purple hues of sum
,ner over the canvass of Titan and
breathed the solemn repose OF heaven
over the divine heads Of Raphael
But Hope has a holier signitication
sutton speaks very beautifully o
Christian happiness being folded ul
in the bosom of Hope. In the hom'
of the good man, indeed, that angel Il
never absent /; in the darkness
winter, and in the bloom of spring,
is alike present to cheer, to comfort
, and to exhort.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02

Rev. Mr.. CHAPrN--It is seldom that
the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin speaks in pub
lie, upon any occasion, that he
does not say something that bites )"
something, to use familiar if not a
course phrase, that "sticks in the
cropn of his audience. Thus in a
temperance lecture, delivered not long
since in Philadelphia, he made use
(many speakers employ words, with
nsing them) Of the following illustrs'
tion "The young blood exclalms'
while speaking of the attempts now
making to suppress the abuse Of aico
holic stimulants--' Am to be depriv
ed of my liberty to imbibe what J
choose to imbibc! Whose business II
| it? Liberty of action is guaranteed te
me-" To which most effectively re
spends Mr.. Chaplin" Liberty z" Lib
erty for pAat To be hung up, like
dripping dish-cloth Ito be strod up
like a battered, rusty stovc-pipe IT
be kicked about like shocking ba
hat in the gutter?- this the libel
ty' you desires" .... ..
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-02
From the Marion Herald.
GEOLOGY.

Mr. EprroR In compliance with a
request you honored me with, to fur
nish you for publication some facts IN
regard to the Geology of this State
and vicinity, will do what my little
leisure will permit to communicate
some facts and principles, which
consider to be Of general interest to
the public. To prepare the way.
will say something upon Geology IN
general.
Geology is entirely an inductive
science, or we first observe the facts,
and then have to frame theories to ac-
count for those facts. The same course
of reasoning is applied to one class OF
animals or plants as to another ano
the laws of Nature are supposed te
operate in just the same way now, az
when the fiat of Almighty called th'
!. universe into existence, II apiece 0
hickory wood is found, Biologists sup
pose that it was produced just as w
, see hickory wood being produces
, every day by vegetable growth, an
) not that it was created just so whe
the world was made. They reaso
Q just the same if the wood was take
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8usiness lirtttorp.

Business Cards Of five lines or less VIII b" hHe' III
this column for 81, 90 per annum FOR ca'h a""'''h
lime over five one dollar will be charged
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MASONIC DIREC rC3Iy

Ohio lodge No. I0I.-Meet. Sasontc Han,
s'rnsr Market and MOarOesreets the hr4 and thrMon.
uay evenings of each month. e. W. stqt rs ". NJ; Akes-
Gat"r Ld~gAlin, Secretary.
WheeltnR Lodge No. las Meets "a above on
HellFSt and tAtrd Thursday evenings each month r. A.
HsEsrLlSeER' w ~; s. y. Pedrsor, Secretary
WeeeltnE Uuton Ghupter No. 1R-Meets as
so'FF,H. S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
heel'nS RncnmPmeut Ne. I.-Neets as
A. ISa on the Snar Monday evening MONTH W. j.
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!. 3 9IHARLEs = I.'A.E ". IG.R AHA N,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
3 UC CESS Ok n % y A NJ L s 4, A Il n IsEs
ME undersigned would the of 2
tn Vicinity that having purchased tic Drug and
scripe'Or Store, FORMERLY owned by Jaies fahher he
VIII eontnns TO carry on the Drug business in all us
DrahcneS lie most respectfully soeits continuance of
the pnOlc patronage which so lber4ll
eXended towards this old and well establishment
Nioe MS aim to keep ythng, the pupest RInI
anu at le lowest price, usually found In well
nished Drug establishment - ,. - IfJif i j.
carefully compounded from the purGst of
Sleoclnes' CHARLES w. .CfHAHhAit
.ts.s No.2O, cor! Main and WebsterEts.,r
IN. my ~ Centre Ntseling.
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IQ3 NIARiSET- SI1RE, flLIt- VS.
Elumber and Gas Eliffla1.

E1unpef and Gas Filter.
EEPs, constantly on handI Gas fltdres Lead and
L. wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead, AlIknds and sizes
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam and
Mater Liftand Force Pump, Tubs
otau Thsknesses Anti friction MetaE Pure Tin
the Celebrated TRoT BELLS
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BE- been Agent IF the
approved Fire and Marine Risks most favorable
teFths Il. o. B0NHAAi,
lep497Tly No. 50 Main st.
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ne CORkEsPONDENTS

subscription advertising or other IL
uaacabusness Of the Integencer should be addressed
4 ProprIe;ors.
letters concerning the editorial department Of paper
hoad be addressed to the Editors jointly, either
them.
writing publication, please write
orly on oneside II the paper.
An observance Of the above will greatly obge us
nd prompt attention correspondents than
hcymish otherwise receive.
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1lf flIl1 BOLTS NYALL7 7PAPER-Thc best assoTfmen
C9OQs in the Gil about ept
IL ing m y price @ from One Dollar bolt This stock
want OF good and cheap article viii please call and e-
ANNE 4s my STOCK y. o. HARBOUR,
eAlE3 f571= +''s ts No.la3t Main
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:. y z. RECEIVED antl Nov omen q

% 4tIe ehece1Ved5a and Now Open,
fsSs BIsssgEs in friends, ana
spring stock Of flCLO OTIS, G4SSK3EERRS& & EESIIS6;S
toErtthF WITH general assortment Furnish:9r
W. 2ny ask q call feeling our
VIII be satisfied that either
1.-THE style or quality Of the goods offered Tor
kao% that our stosk consists 6sonGIls GOods and
aeGP GoodS and we are tit M IN 10 or
dertu style second to either East or yYest of the
102 Main Et,t I tF %YfIEsEIiIlfR gg IA ESiH .
MRFcha aufrr rrr,in
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CHURCHES or WHEELING

For the information visiting the city, pub
s the following list of the different Churches and their
Inc aud place of meeting II there any mistakes,
Ehlmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. AdtheS0's, Eptsc0pGFqn, Corner Monroe and Byron
rees, Rev E. T. Perkins, Rector; morning services 1Os
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AqueductPipe Constantly onhand, any stzeor quap-
u i..s " ttch can be furnlsIed short notice.
80 go 33SSAPafgJor otd Copper, BrGSsGad LeGd.
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The progress ofthis has been stable md nn
seabons OF financial sunshine
or periods eventfu in sweeping conaagra-
to1s and maritime disaster Being long established
eas the troubles 9f the credit system affect
material particular. SIS Sd 80
During security reliable Insurance
an the ability Of property
tain loss being Il en- much lesSeneds !ia9 s .55ls7
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Policies Issued without delay and NIL business
TO with dispatch and fdelity,by slf1f1
E. b. SWEARING - ESH, Agent,
Wheeling, va. e
febl 9-daw-till Jan. lst, i59. f5if ,
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ASSETS JANUARY 4, 1855:

ASSETS JANUARY L, 1855:
nashinhand and Banks
Cash in transit and Agents. hands, .166 ST2I5
Money due Company, secured by 41S.04
Real Estate 65S42
bhls IecetVebe. ~ ...B5 1ff 16t
EtQ2 q 10 cert interest," 0Co 90
60l silares Kali Read StoUi 4lG.OO
So do Stafford Bauk ii 100 o: OO-i
so do Waterbury Bank ait-a .,Lill 100000
36 do Providence !" s5rft it t :. ......... 30 90
2S00i do Hartford - .... .lq9, q 60 to
S9Sh do New York g. ~ a
p IS do Jersey G. y IS p ~ n n :I26 0Os
100 do United States Trust Co. ~ Y StocE. OUu 90
l5o do New York Il. and Trust Co. I" ..2ztrtiUO
49,, 5C....., s9 $t,5i6&ST.ssi
Unsettled claim not due. s. s,02e.s4
Losses Eqatitadly Agiuste2aad Promptly Paid.
80 UPWARDS OF. .sI1. 100000 q
OF Losses have been paid by the tna Insurance Co. in
the past IS years.
q Fire &gInland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOlvensy
,f4s fair profit
Especial attention 0iDeat Insurance of DWELLINGS,
~ aud Contents. .toSteS1as Of L to gears! lsi3s
The progress of this Corporation has been
through seabons Of financial storm