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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-11
FREE SCHOOLS.

The half yearly examination Of our Free Schools
viii commence Monday. February s, 1853, and viii,
becontinued from day day in the order specified be-
low. The Board Of Trustees cordially invite his
Honor, the Mayor, the Common Council Of our city,
Parents and Guardians, and all the friends Of education
to be present at the examination. This examination
is to show the mode OF teaching and reciting.
The following order will be Observed:
Miss McKay,s School. Monday. A
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octfi6n-

Murray d Lanman's Fierida Water.-The
Spanish ladies "connosseurs" in perfumery, and
throughout South and Central America. Cuba and
Mexico this IL preferred by them to other floral
extract. In the United States 1t is displacing the
Farina Cologne and the Paris essences Sold by ID. T
Lanman Kemp wholesale druggists, GO Water Street,
New York and 10y all druggists, at SOC. per bottle.
feh2-dANlM
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Evansville Library Association.-Person with
drawing books from the Library viii take notice that
the regulation requiring fine Of FIVE CENTSa day,
to be charged against every person retaining book
weeks, (unless renewed will be strictly en-
forced. BY order of Directors:
febIiIw JOHN CRISP, Librarian.
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COAL.
BopIAM MINING COMPANY

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
coffee on Water street, under the Telegraph 0fice.)
Cart loads Of Is bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part Of the city at FL GO per load. Coal
weighed II desired, at the expense Of the purchaser.
Notes Of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin
ken in payment. JOHN NYM0ND.
dec2s-tf Secretary and Manager.
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Available Medicine.-Durng the present week
noless than six Of friends, who have beer induced
to try Professor De Grains Electric Oil for rheumatism
in consequence ofihavng this preparation aaver
tised in columns, have called upon to state the
result Of their experiments. These persons assure us
that their rheumatic pains have been entirely cured y
few applications Of De Grath Electric Oil, and
hey recommend its use to all who are afflicted with
any ofthe diseases hch il ia designed to
ADvERrIsER.-It can be had Of the agents here. See
advertisement in another column. febII d&w
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~ 1t will be seen by reference to adver-
tisernert in another column that there Will
be theatrical entertainment at Apollo Hall
tomorrow evening.
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~ Maurice O'Connell, who was indicted
for the rape and murder Of an old German
woman in New York, has been tried and
found guilty, but the verdict was sccompa-
MED by a strong reconmsndati0D to mercy,
and it is said the Governor will commute the
capital sentence 10 Imprisonment for life.
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URIE,S Pillow FACTORY,

IN TIE COrftF OF tt HI du DIV IsOII sItcts Il
~ Vile; He =, vii Gind be 4 te s1ssI
Plows, Uric Improved, Peacocks = MN
Dimons, Jumpers and Improved 60 eszA
Coulter, Subsoil and complete Sod Flows, with Cen
tire Draft Stocks, ShOvels and Urie's invented
Gopher Plow with three plows to stock, &c.
all OF which is made in the best and neatest manner
which will sell st wholesale and retail.
=. ST. also win do all kinds of pillow mendng, both
stock and Iron and pow laying, done up good order
ianlo-w3m j. URIE.
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Br,.tors sar.apariIIa.-when oil othe

BrIstOl's sarsapariIIa.-When oil other
medicines, and even Southern climate, have failed
to relieve Pulmonary disease and Scrofula, this ines
Unable tonic and disinfectant works cure. KEMr's
WORK PAsTILLEs are sovereign remedy for Worms,
in the tempting shape Of CONNECTION. They are de-
void Of any mineral substance. Sold by d. I. Lam
man & Co., 90 Water street, New York and by all
druggists. sarsapara 81, and Pastilles sc bottle
febll dNw.
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wnrrlck County Agricultural society,"

Warrick County Agricultural society. THE
members Of the Warick County Agricultural Society
are called 10 appoint delegates to attend District
Meeting Of all the Agricultural Societies in this Con
gressonal District, at Princeton, Tuesday March
for the purpose Of forming and organizing District
gricultural Society. febI0-dIw&w&
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RARE CHANCE.
Land ut $50 per Asre-One and half mile,

Lane NJ GU per a efe-One ana nall miles
from Evansville.-We have now for sale two Of
the cheapest and richest tracts OF rmip land that
have offered in this market. One OF these tracts
contains tyfve and the ether ninetysix acres, with
frame house ON the one, and anew frame house,
frame barn and two ciserns the other. These
tracts are mostly covered with fine timber. They
have de- irabe locality within and half miles Of
Evansville. The wood on them will pay for the land.
The buildings on one Of the tracts cost $500. This Is
decidedly the cheapest bargain that has been offered
this seasonbut go per part cash. the other
on one, and three years credit. Enquire Of for
further information.
IGLEHART 4 Antilles,
febs-d4wiOt Real Estate Agents.
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~ Counterfeit Quarter dollars have be,

~ Counterfeit quarter dollars have been
put in circulation in Washington. They
are good imitation of the genuine.
THEArRE.-We are pleased to learn that a
talented and highly respectable English the
atrical corps have engaged Apollo Hall for
two months, and will give their first enter
tainment on Tuesday evening next. The
company have been playing with great sue
cess at Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
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DIR. COGGsWEI.L's
ANTIPHLOGHSTIC
q a. l. -

That has pro duced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
TIoSs OF THE HEAD caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried II In this city, Is for sale at
KELLER & WHITES.
IL The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the respectable citizens who
have tried IL. fiv3
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Bran for sale-At 10 cents per bu.hel,-os - pc
Ton. Also Flour at - 10 per sack.
fetl IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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first attaining free and public expression Of
srectfnlly petition that 70 action shall be
taken by Common Council towards the
adoption of new Law without the full con-
sert of the people. and that nothing be done
to impaie the sseirancss and efficiency of our
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Some Things are done Better than
9TH e RS.
r. q. HAR r

M ~ "%U
s now prepared to sepply the City an9 Country
II Trade with the best cf CORN MEAL Cnbolted or
Bolted, Corn Grs and Hominy, Of al grades; Wheat
Grit Unbolted Flour, Rye Flot', Extra Family Flo ur.
Crush Feed, Bran, shfpstuH, Corn, Cats Chick, On
Fee and all articles in the Feed line. All trade deliv'
cred to any part OF the City.
Please send in your orders NY Prices will be low.
cheap as the cheapest, and good the bsst The
nimble Sixpence better than the slow shilling is my
motto.
All NAV depend getting all my trade made Of none
but the BEST of GR0UNDGRAINS, as will buy nc
othe..
Grinding done for the Country Trade. All order.
from abroad, promptly flied. X. d. HART.
;on VT
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You've
are agents for the sale of wATS0N'S SEWING MA
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented
Ladies, II you want. FRIEND, one WHO will do yonr
work and tel no tales that Will run
Of nights, or ask pay al the end Of every week, .buy
one Of these useful articles price nom els to 49,
and we are sure you viii be suited.
HORNBROoK& CO.,
fehs Water street, Evansville.
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NEW FIRM.
UNHE undersigned have formed a ce-partnership
u under the style OF
HOLLiNGsWORTH & BROTHER.
and have just received large and 'si-sle stock Of
. u T. l. n s w a n L,
LOOKING GLASSES,
CHINA, GLASSWARE &c, &c,
at Preston Bros OLD stand, opposite Bement yele.
where will be pleased to all our friends. The
stock Is entirely new, manufactured to order,
expressly the Evansville wholesale and retail trade
We profess sell as ox any market, and satsfae
ton given ia all Personal attention given % org
ders. W. l.. HOLLlNGSNUfIh,
ian l2-im T. j. H0LLINGSWORTH.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKsl-
~ Quits, by the Author Of Initials:
Parthenia, or the Last Days OF Paganism, only
just published by Tcknor g. Fields:
The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reed;
Mabel Vaughan;
Moss Side, by Marion Harland:
Meadow Brook: by Mrs. Holmes;
Lena Rivers, :"
Homestead on the Hill Side, do:
School Days at Rugby;
new supply the best Books OF the year for sale
by Jan lel D0BELL CONJUNCTION
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Cily Free Schools.
H G. Wheeler Christian Decker
Geo Wolfiin Charles LEIGH
s Vautier John Glover
V Satterlee Henry Lutz
Mr. Antilles Samuel Morgan
Ludwig Both VIM Hughes
Rudolph Kehri Phillip Euler
Henry Shafer Levi Iglehart
A Schmitty ii Nelson
James Walker f Bishop
F Sullivan VIM III Boicourt
John Clifford Thomas Eaton
Jacob LunkeDheimer Asa Iglchart
John Walker A j Colburn
VIM. Heilmann G kran
The Committee to whom the claim of Jro.
s. Gavitt, late Sheriff of Vanderburgh coun-
ty, for s32s 80 for Jail fees and hoard of pris-
oners was referred report that they find after
a careful examination of the records of the
Justices and Courts that the sum of ISL So
is due him. and recommend that the same
be allowed.
To the Honorable, tie Ndyor and Council:
The committee, to whom was referred the
settlement with ex Collector Hughes, would
beg leave to report that they. together with the
ex-Collector, Mayor and Clerk, have met and
received from Mr.. Hughes the following as
his complete and final return OF tax collection.
for 1867, to wit:
DR.-To amt colle'd, not assesscd.S 1,544 81
| e g of tax duplicate. 1901 A.
!" Precepts per Rep'ts. 1900 8.
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A NEW CON ERIN.
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
PURE AS IMPORTED.

DIETER HUFENAGLE has taken the new store
III THIRD STREET, nearly opposite the Court
House, next door to kehrrs office, and has opened
A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE.
lie has hand a consignment of WINES FROM
THE RHINE, sent To him ~ his father, who manu-
featured them. They the pure juice of the grape
without mixture or aluterslt on. lie warrants them
% he all they represented He has large stock OF
fneand Common Cigars, and liquors of various kinds
which he offers at wholesale retail very low prices
Ills wines he sells by the dozen Single bottle. lie
invites the lover of good wines To call and try them
febl0-tf PETER UUFFSAGLE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Valuable Medicine.-Durinl

vA NOTICES In this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; ~ cents per line three times;
50 cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
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S5O.Sl6 Al

$50,Sls Al
CR.-By errors, omis-
sfons, DC ...$ ,642 81
By discount on
carly collec-
Iions.-.. l4s W
BY amount conf
missions 80. 1881 81
Byreceipts fled 1856 SS-s49, 966 Al
Balance due the City,. $349 "a
Mr.. Hughes. in connection with his settle
ment also made application for an amount Of
sl46. being money belonging to the city,
which was stolen from him along with the
money ofthe firm of Ilollingsworth d. Hughes
which application the Committee would
respectfully report to your body for your
action thereon, they having declined to take
the same under consideration.
JNO. S. HOPKINS, Chairman.
And upon motion of Councilman French
seconded by Councilman Mill, it is now here
ordered that an election be held at the usual
places of holding city elections, on the goth
day Of February 1858, for the purpose of as
certaining the sense of the legal and qualif-
ed voters of the city, as to the propriety Of
surrendcripg the present City Charter, and
adopting the general act of the last Legisla-
ture, for the incorporation Of cities.
On motion Council adjourned.
i WELL. ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Evansville Coming Up to the
Demands of the Times.''
THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT.


THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT.
Tile Great Norelty Of the Day"
Itisthe bes Mill ever invented for the Farmers use
II will make varieties OF product. IL viii grind
the Corn and Cob for feeding animals: 1t makes
coarse or fine meal may be wanted. and il will bolt
the meal as it grinds II leave unboted at the OPP
ton Of the operator. II will grind Spices, Drugs or
almost any other substance which requires the opera.
ton of grinding Ii does all these things and requires
but n little power 70 drive II.
THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Isa Mill designed to make the various grades Of
homny and Is Of the best Machines ever invented
for the purpose.
BradfOrd'S Portable Burr Mill.
Is too well known to need description. 1t Is the
cheapest and at the tine the easiest kept IN re-
pair, of any in use. All Of the above Mills and Ma
chimes can be seen i'm operation at
HAIR IT'S Nj IL L s,
Corner OF Second and Canal ST. eets, where the public
are invited call The latest improvements OF
the age before purchasing elsewhere All orders will
be promptly filed. X. d. HARr.
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$50 OR $3.50 REWARD.

MY STORE, IN Cannelton, Perry county, Ind {,
lyM robbed on the night % the eth inst OF the
following goods Three Silver Watches, two Hunting
Case Watches, and open face Lapine Watch; also
a large lot Of Jewery, consisting OF Breastpins Ear
Knives and Rarars, with a quantity OF irish Linen
silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. /
will give ESQ for the apprehension Of the thief,
= 4 so for the thief and goods. Address
ian y !w NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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lust RECEIVED BY EMPRESS
80 A fine assortment OF Comic aud Sentimental Val
entines, for sale by j. HEALEY.
fe6
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lSYPREsS MILLS COTTON YARN AND CAR.
~ PET CHAIN.-300 bags of this well-known and
favorite brand, for sale at Manufacturers prices by
GILBERT 4 B0WLES,
fetS Agents - Cypr-ss Factory
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THE cREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Bradford,s Portable Burr Mill.

Is Mill designed to make the various grades Of
hominy and Is oneof the best Machines ever invented
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
NkwTork DAILY Gribmae
THE LECOMPTON FRAUDS.
Official Proofs Of their Preparation.
WHO ARE GUILTY.

Our readers are already aware that the late Ter
ritorial Legislature of Kansas appointed Com
mis.ioners to investigate fully the frauds alleged to
have been committed in the elections Of Dec. II
and Jan. 4 last, under the auspices of John Cal
houn and the Lecompton CoHventiOn-the officers
being all appointed directly by Calhoun and making
their returns directly TO him, who was made BY the
Convention the sole canvuser and returning officer
What sort of judges of election he appointed, aud
how they performed their duties, our columns haze
already shown; but We have now the testimony
taken before the Commissioners aforesaid, which
was formally submitted 10 COrgre. yesterday
having been transcribed for THE TRIBUNE since It's
reception at Washington while waiting TO be lsDd
before tie two Houses.
This evidence would fll goody volume, ad'
deeply interesting as it is, we can make room tor
but small part Of it. We shall endeayor 10 select
such affidayits as elucdate points on which least
has hitherto been published Our readers are d.
ready familiar with the famous Delanare Crossing
return, on which the result in Leavenworth County
and thence the complexion of the embryo Leg'sa-
ture were made to turn--how the famous JACK
Henderson, Pro-Savery Editor and Member OF the
LecOnpton Convection, happNed to stop al tn's
poll jus: after it closed, and volunteered to take
the returns to Leavenworth City-how he dldh
start til after midnight when he took with Nun
ard duly delivered box which he supposed con-
SIZED the legal leturns--bow he didn't know nor
ast what Was the result at that poll-how SAID re-
suit vas somehow kept dark for several days--no"
il finally came out that Delaware Crossing (ac-
cording to Jack Henderson's return gave 90
votes al Pro-Slayery, giving that party the o'"'S
and the Legisature--how the Judges oil Eiec'ion
swore that the return they signed was correct ana
true, but kept silent as TO its purport-no" ~
finally came out that the number Of votes ac'uany
poIed was but tory-tree, instead OF the JIs "nlcn
the poll-lis duly certied) had grown to "hen Ih'y
came TO be canvassed-&c., &c. As mucn in.'i
est hirg ged on the testimony of Mr. i'age MaAlay
of the judges OF that election (since deid u
gun. hot wound, We give his evidence N iuI--as
follows:
DELAWARE CROSSING.
fcdc WvniGv being sworn, de!F'7e7 . mn ..
r,s.1e a: DelsNsre Agency, Lesg-1" ~ - 60
uiLeri. Lrrlrlr,on o,t, ..1s. We e-icre t1s
i't.y a. Lesv.u-r'a CITY on "a -tA -1' -, 80,
Then he D -...oG. Il Des"Ns Ae' -
have BERN .l..r a. = ~ - Z. - ar'i N- p, O
-. H.-t,,k. al IL. r-re.l,s. Cd O. . -l-A 80
feae ,-sds w: ., n fs-t i -s'e; oi I'i-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
CUpREME COURT.-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of

- ~ - II L.
u h-ehanoS Fir lnurDes Company the City Il New.
~ .s,ins WILLIAM H. DE GR0Of cod AIJCE = hi.
~ JAMES B MURRAY, CHARLES BURRAI. GEORGE
opDyKT spA WILSON O. HUNT-Por,-los.r, 81. Pr.
.n q sr<riA ferm Of the S1pr~rn@ Court held in Nov.
Yoh (sy Oct 81 1857 the Referee in order named vu
Ctx on h s,h Of January lass a. 1: IA OF Aa, dAy
b., p~s property m~ntfo ned and described d.crvs
w; All certain ct piece parcel of snd lying snA
hpr No u. Ninth Ard Of he City q New heinz psrt
mn a fnry Cb1rcb commonly called the Church Pam ana
4.nauhsd the Of such thereof In N,
hesveep Le Roy and Morton ret. Hsds s,y.et by The
I,,~ and bounded fo1ovs 20 wit BEGINNING point on
n, northsry sd Of lie Roy distant forty
s I'D nch-s eastward from the formed by
.sy ud4 Of Hudsu street ard nobiy AIDE of lie Roy street.
1s~ ming poAery and parallel 20 Hudson aons
ssyy de Of 10, said map hundred center
~ "a -ad bloch between lie Roy and Morton ssreets h-uoe
srly along tb~ aid enter ne parallel 70 IL Roy xhtsen
sr T. 70 the es<ery boundary Of the Church fHm thence
ut the Thirteen inches thence
.v opf lands occuped BY The German Lutheran Church
1dson street feet sI inches Le Roy street
tv.u,yvo feet inch Ae psce Of bssnnins Terms
iDown on he day Of sAis.-Nsv Yoth, De-. u is5,
HOMER H. STUART. Rsfssss.
CHARLES WHITEHEAD. Attorney
r. .SCv- Sale .dourn-d TO tn. lgh of J.nuAry sss Il
scIoek at noon, 81 same pAre-Dsisd Jan 8 lsss
ans PhTu1 HOMER II. STUART, Rsf.rss.
he above sdourned 18Th Of YebruAy 1889 ., u
oeoek l poon, a. ssme poce.-Dsted January TO- l6S
Asp HrkTu To ftbls HOMER a STUART, Referee.
The sale Is adjourned the 18th Of February la IL
ssrek at ~ sane plsce-Dsted February 10. la5a
tss2e TusF 10 frb2s HOMER H. sTtART, Referee.
me sale sdjsurnsd to the 9th day Of Mach 1883 st
twelve o'clock st 81 same pls 'e-Ds,ed FEB 8 l&s
stas TuaF 70 mh6 HOMER Il. STUART. Referees.
The above Sale adjourned 70 10Th March, s Il O'Clock ct
nh. TssT nsN HOMER H. STUART Referee
The above sale hereby further adjourned 10 the 81 day Of
AP5ha Pmhal TukF tospS HOMER Ii. STUART, Referee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
THE ESOCH DEAN.
,T1>N Y. TylbuAe.

To IRE EIitor i TIE u y T,'ouae.
SIR: We rotce 10 your issue Of Saturday, urdey the
head Of "Reorenisg Of River Navsaioo" Assn, hs, ths
.ser Enoch DE- AAs been sold - ss Pfo'seDss j.
This . 10; she is Only there for rs1Ass ard
IN ,hort her trips b.,wea this city ssd ccl.ss
Poir and fu,h l. 1as ois h taken hsr pA9s esti
-.u.g ae crCpsfsd. By masing the cofec:lon yll WI
obbse ] lrsi -. fOEftShlbES houo'
neg. YoTk HsicA -, .ss SsiSsr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

THE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK,
by e ssce Of God free and independent: To oil persona
Interested IN the estate Of GEORGE WHEELER, deceased
ps You hereby cited appear before Surrogate Of
or county a Oneida Slrrosaes Court the 18th day
Of Aur 1858 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day the
emsut Of the sceounts of MICHAEL GAFFNEY, Admins.
trsr of deceived In testimony whereof have caused
h. Ser. Of ce our said Surrorse be hernto affixed
witness henry NJ BURCHARD esq, Surross,e Of sAd
county at Clinton the 5h day Of March, IN the yss< Of
r. o1r Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight
'Mha I.vAvTu HENRY NJ BURCHARD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Ailsrelianfous.

ITO MALSIEatS, BREWERS and DISTIL-
u LIM.-sTEWARTs PATANT wRov0Hf-IR0N
TILE for MALT kILr6 hc DRYING FLOOS-1ts
mbscrihss sIe row prepared 10 orders for tbe seoye
article Which vii b. 6sDd PER In me and fusl
snd The best flooring The Tie be psoksd fo
shImsn in ms compass and tie 6oerns lad BY any osdnaJ
meehAne
Also, iron perfpAed FOR eorns ii 'ho
petce J. q. ARNOLD Co, Soe owners ef the Pateef
No. ~ brooue seoud door west Of Brosdvsy n y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
1nsnranff Uompanies.

oIDRfTISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURE
~ AkCE COMPANY, sstssi,sbed ls1l
4 This Company 10 web knoun 70 both hemispbsres sdI
: lts 'tahiIny y ondoubted
No charge for ,ssns he Atlanta Loans srunt.A
on rohsSs Half q the Premium may remain on
Ilosn. Poboiss ecasers SecVnty La. souas w.sI
!. GEORGE n KNEvTT s.re..ry,
81 No as wLG-2
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
i The Coas'y Of Ne. YSs node. e sr,.s rvsn . al
tavint claim. issinSt IDRis hPLEY a.e a ihe City Of
Jes-s,.s prscnt The voucher, thereof
q H. t-crb,r ih- Ssv YGs Jy'enis Ayn@, lTh.t
n,n.Y.-p.,sd New ferh The kee-nh DAY oi Mach Is5s
NILS lswtmfu' JAMES L. APPLEY, AininistratJr