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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MEMOIRS OF RACHEL, by Madame De B.

IHl price 81 ,..,.,.. 49,.
merce, ETC., by y. G. Siuier; price 80 -
Memoir Of ris Model price SO cents
ae Iory of Richard the Third By Abbott price cents
Jus received and for gale at TAYLOR & NAUKYB,
Aug Is aSs reih- asc"uc'
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RAJ FrAlA-A. Green, auctioneer, sold last evening
part of lot No. g. in square No. 43l containing ,275
street. next door to the National Inelligonoer oce to
r. s. Wharton, for 81, $50
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PAryrs were granted during the past week TO Henry
les Of this city, for Improvement n apparatus for
generating gas to Ross johnson, of Frederick Md, for
an Improvement Ia hanging window SASH and TO numer
Gus other inventors from ecrent parts of the coray
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Ink PATTI On.oR The receipts Of this Office for the
Elk months ending the 30th of June last amount to
800, 1915. About ], 700 patents were issued.
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Aug 1l-dts
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RAy d. TEAsDALE, pastor of the Thirteenth street Bap
tist Church, in this city, is visit TO Pitsburg
Pennsylvania and is preaching in the churches there with
his usual success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
-r~e~~,~s<~~~e~~<ye<.>0~~s
Details Of Two Weeks News
from California.
--N~oo~~eve>e-~~N~>o~~o~~
$I,664,664 IN TREASURE.
@,r~Ns-s-o~~s<<~~~~sN2<~~~~
CLOSE OF THE OREGON WAR.
INDIAN TROUBLES IN CALIFORNIA.
>~~o~~~ve~<~,eN~~~~~7o<
OUR siy FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENTS.
>~<~>~<N>~~----y~-~.>~~~~~-
M A r K e T 8,
&c, GC. &c.
$I,664,664 IN TREASURE.
CLOSE OF THE OREGON WAR.
INDIAN TROUBLES IN CALIFORNIA.
OUR saw FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE
M A Fl K e T 8,
DC, &C., &c.

The United states mail steamship Star Of the West,
Captain Gray, arrived last evening from Aspinwa which
port she lem on the Sd instant She brings tho passen-
gers, mails and treasure which left San Francisco in tho
steamer John l.. stephens the 10th ult
John Stephens seerage passenger died board tho
John J. Stephens, OF consumption.
Among the passengers by tho Star of the West are Hon.
jos hckbbin, NJ g., from California, and Hon D. Smith
and W. b. Grover, Senator's from Oregon.
ATOP NJ on the night of the 9th instant, n lat II 10,
Ion 70 so, passed a large steamship steering south.
The ship John +. Thayer, Of Boston, was totally de-
stroyed by tire on the night of the 13a September OH
Patos Island, Gulf of California. Crew saved The cap
tain, first officer and three by the Star Of tho
West See particulars Of this disaster in another column
The United States steam frgae Roanoke and soop Of
war Saratoga were at Aspnwall Crew all well.
The following the specie list Of the Star Of the West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

We are under obligations TO Mr.. John r. Patterson purser
Of the oi the West FOR lavors We arc indebted
to the California express agents Of Wells Fargo Co. and
Free man 4 Co.. for files Of California papers.
The people Of San Francisco had great time tho
arrival Of the FIRST Overland Mail from 81. LOUIS.
Speeches we're made, guns fired, &C. &C. Among tho
resolutions unanimously adopted tho following which
had bcen offered by j. T. Haven, Esq
Resolved, That recocnze as a compliment to tho
citizens OF the Pacific coast the liberal and enterprng
action OF the proprietor Of the NEw YORK HwRAID
dcfpatching an Intelligent correspondent ~ accompany
the pioneer trip Of the Overland Mail Company for tho
purpose Of disseminating 10 The public know
ledge OF the facilities Of travel offered o those Who de-
sire 10 cmgrtc o. the extreme West and that thanks
OF this meeting be- rendered 10 Mr. W L. Ortnsby for
very interesting account oi the line of travel from -.
Louis TO San Francisco.
Among the principal losers by the fire at jamestown
before noticed, Vincent 0iardo, Victor Galut
Mrs. Kaiser, Geo. ~ Gookin, Alta Express Office Santa
Anna, John Arnold, A. - Preston, Kaiser John scdg-
wick, VIM. smith, Elton Baker, Louis Frand, Gvsen,
Vim. Nelson, James jones' Rhodes Randall, J. Lobe and
Chaq, Holmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13
BrookIyn City News.

CoSSproS % A CorSrxuErss -In the Court Of =.
sions yesterday Samuel stansbury alias John Allen was
tried aud convicted Indictment for forgery the
third degree. Il appears that the 9th Of August last
Stansbury and accomplce named Charles Ncchesney.
but who his Sylvester Collins, proceeded 10
SheepShead Bay with quantity of spurious ave dollar
bills on the National Bank ~ Providence, X ney
passed one o at every huuse along the road and al
several ppes Coney Island Mr. Bcrnardus Hcndrck
at whose house they bad passed one of the bills p1r
sued them and in connection With Deputy Sheriff Friend
arrested them al Tappans Hotel on the Coney Island
plank road Stansbury p.t several bills into bis mouth
but made 10 dsgurge, when Il was discovered that
they were Kind those they had previously
paSsed B3th imprisoned but Ncthcsney procuring
hail has uos since been heard ~ The proof was couclu
sve as to the prisoner trial and he was convicted and
sentenced o the state prison for Ave years He twan
tv eight years NJ age tall and good ooxng born
Clinton county " Y has Nc ade, and stated under oath
that he had bees State prison before Both men
had been extensively engaged in the counscrfcng bust
uex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Tho British bark Lady Campbell, from Quebec for
Queenstown, sprung leak in the storm Of the 2eth aed
and had 10 be abandoned, the masts having been cot
away and the vessel split open Her crew was taken on
sy the ship Onward from London, and brought 10 this
city. The chip Arctic from Liverpool, experienced very
tcavy wealagr westward VI .ne B,aks abvut The same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

kxv YoRK, Nov. N, 1858.
To J. q. Ryvrrr, Eso.-
sR--In your report cf the messing of taxpayers, on
tuesday last, by in the initials, which should
have been l. instead Of II. NJ remarks atribsted
TO NJ ob,ectns because poinaiions we're not proscd TO
be made. was abfent from the city Al that time.
As OF the committee the report bad my full
before left town, and provides that organza
ton be maintained by citizens for the purpose Of securing
20 the people the making of nominations free from the
troll o wrepullers, viz BY arranging that each block,
small district each ward shall be entitled ~ repre-
sentative In the nominating committee.
H. " SCMEIFEIN.
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Before eigs O'Clock the crowd began to assemble out
side Of the PRISON was and for Pill hours before the
execution took place the roofs o The surrounding houses
covered wsh people anxious get glimpse a the
culpr as he emerged from he cell Prom the roofs of
some dwellings in Leonard street good view 81 the pro
cession could be had but nothing After the
tege turned the north Of the prison the view
completely obscured So that we're able to witness
the prison walls.
~ nino O'Clock Inspector bowling, of the sixth pre-
cinst With platoon o eighteen men, arrived upon the
spot aud made all due prcpafatonSfor preserving ORDER
az Soon afterwards the execaboner and hs assistants
arrived, and proceeded 10 make the necessary arrange
lasAlS IVI 1s PgTloIlnaasc VI ne anenyabIc kAsA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

The United states steam frigste Mcrrimac Commodore
J. G. Long, from Caao for the sandwich Islands was
the l3th Of September In latitude 35 = loug
tude III 81 W
The United states scop o. war Decatur, Com Thascher
sailed rom Caao for Ncaraguan ports the 3oth II
StIteL-ggr
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AN AFFECTING SCENE.

One of Rodgers sisters resident Of New Jersey, who
had not seen her brother for days. arrived at the
City Prison about ten clock and at the request OF the
condemned was ushercd into his cell The same scene
that ensued on the meeting and parting already referred
TO was here repeated The affection of the prisoner for
his sister, and the tender in wch tho latter
braced her brother at striking and affecting.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXECUTION.
At half past ten o'clock Sheriff Wat male his ap
pearance in the prison yard accompanied by Assistant
District Attorney Sedgwick Governor smith of tue Aims
house and others coffin for the culprit also arrived
about this tnne 1t was quite plain in appearance aud
bore the following inscription
.>SS~<<
JOHN RODGERS:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13
MINOR CASUALTIES.

The brig :. r. Mussen, from Aux Cages Tho schooner
Robert s BeH, from Cedar Key Fla, and the schooner
Maryland from Jacksonville, arrived here the Sth,
having encountered the gales and suffered less
dannro therefrom
inio Hones HOc W the 1sh nsi, haypg La Lss saSs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
Washin2ton Items.
W.suISsroy Feb e


The ARRAY in the House on Saturday morn
ing still affords an animated subject Of con-
versation. but there is no probability that
further difficulty will occur between the two
principal belligerants.
The account given of the conversation and
engagement between Keitt and Grow on the
authority Of member of Congress in Satur
days dispatch, was not designed as an au-
thentic statement, but was given on appliea-
ton rs embodying his impressions at the
time.
The friends Of Keitt who were in his vicin-
ity say he was not knocked down by Grow,
bat was wrenched from his hold on the latter
by Reuben Davis, who interiered as peace
maker. and further. that as Keitt premedita-
ted no disturbance with Grow, he the more
sincerely regrets its occurrence.
1t is uncertain when the anti Lecompton
Constitution Democrats will issue their adj
dress. giving their reasons why they cannot
instrument. IL has not yet been furnished
by the Committee having il in charge.
The Union of Saturday morning reads
Harris of Illinois, out of the party, calling
him and the Democrats who act with him, a
little Corporars guard.
General Calhoun is preparing statement
to the public, relative toi Kansas affairs. lie
has said in conversation with his friends, and
may repeat the statement in his address, that
he did vote in the Lecoinpton Convention to
submit the entire Constitution, but was de-
feated, but he then went for II vote on the
slavery article. and that there WAS an at
tempt to practice deception on him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb S-M
Breadstuffs not in the least affected nv the
foreign adviccs by the Arabia. Flour
moderate. demand for export, 1000 bbls sold
at "a so for superine. and 81 1905 for extra,
including 500 bbls OHIO extra, and 500 Ibis
extra family on private terms. Rye flour
sells slowly at 80. and corn meat ut 50 90.
Wheat scarce, but no much doing, 800
bushels good red sold at 81 O56l 10; 400
bus hels Kentuck white sold at 81 10. Rye
unchanged. Corn in moderate request, but
receipts have faller off; 5000 bushels of vel
low sold at SIC in store. Oats dull at 33@34
Groceries transactions unimportant. Coffee
held firmly, and 500 bags Rio SOLD at 91<9
lo% per ID. 200 bushels Glover Seed sold at
IS 25G5 S719 per Ga lbs. Lard Oil dull at
s5@s7 for winter strained. Linseed Oil
looking up. with sales at 5l@53c. Nc
change in Provisions. Whisky sells slowly
at 20S2lc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and costs for Breaches OF the ordinan
OF the City, to be satisfied by labor. il not paid
repleTied. .
SEcTIoS l. Be II ordained by the Common Council
OF the City % Evansville That whenever any person
shall be adiudged 20 Jay any line for breach " any
ordinance Of said cty and shall for twenty hours
after the judgment shall have been rendered against
him, IA to pay such fine with all the costs sfjudged
AGAINST him, il shall be the duty Of the Mayor OF the
civ and require such person labor the
streets, other pnbc works on Improvements OF ths
CITY, one day for every sixty Goo. cents OF such ne
and costs until the shall be fully satisfied Eight
to ten hours to const tute day.
SECTION ,. Such labor may be done under the inn
mediate supervision Of the Mayor, he may direct IL
to he done under the direction OF the street Comms-
sioner and in either case Il shall he lawful for the
Mayor or Street Commissioner TO require the party
convicted to labor with hall and chain attached tn his
leg ANGLE in such manner as TO prevent his escape,
and said MayOro Street Commissioner may use such
reasonable corporal punishment as may be necessary
to compel any person convicted aforesaid to perform
the required iahor.
SRcTIoN 3. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its publication.
Approved January 10th, lsas:
Attest: JOHN HEWSON. Mayor.
WE'LL III. WALKER. Clerk. janis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
THE SWlNDLERS DEFEATED !
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb s-M
IIoUsE-The galleries Of the House are
more thronged on opening than on any pre-
vious occasion, including many ladies.
The Speaker announced the pending pro-
position to he the secondng the demand Tor
previous question the several motion $ to refer
the Presidents special Kansas Message.
The demand was seconded by vote o
10 10 los.
The And Lecompton Triumph.
WAsnISGToS, Feb S-M
HoUsE.-The main question was then or
dered to be put by yeas lls; nays 1o7.-
The result of this vote was waited by men,
bcrs and spectators, with the greatest anxi-
ETY.. The next question was announced to
be on the motion of Stephens of Georgia, to
refer the Message to the Committee on Ter
ritories. The House disagreed on this mo-
ton, the vote standing, yeas ll3; nays ia.
The next question to be- taken was an
nounced to be on the resolution Of Mr.. Har-
ris of Illinois, to refer the Message to n
Special Committee.
HoUsE.-The question on Mr.. Harris res
olution for reference to Special Committee
has been taken and carried; yeas III; nays
Ill.
SESArE.-Allen of r. I. presented joint
resolution passed by the Rhode Island Legis-
lature instructing its Senator'S and requesting
It's Representatives. in Congress from that
State to vote against the admission of Kan
sas into the Union under the Lecompton
Constitution.
Seward of New York presented petitions
from Bishop Potter and other clcrgymen,
and large number of merchants of New
York, praying that school masters be ap-
pointed for the instruction of sea men.
Douglas made several Intellectual efforts to
take mp his resolution offered on Thursday
calling for information relative to the facts
attending the formation of the Lecompton
Constitution.
WAIHISeToS, Feb. s-r. NJ.
SENArE.-Mr. Seward reviewed at large
the Message. saying he was opposed to this
attempt to force slavery upon the people o
Kansas, and he would agitate so long as their
was n single hope remaining that SLAYER,
might be driven from the Territory, which
was stolen and robbed from freedom.
Davis and Benjamin briefly reviewed tht
position of Fessenden and Seward and accused
them Of altering disun;on sentiments.
Fessenden did not recognize the authority
OF Davis % lecture him. and denied that h,
had attacked slavery in the States where nov
established, or that he had advanced disnnioi
sentiments, and remarked that he lad seer
an extract from aspeech Of Davis. in hich /
was said the latter entered resident Pierce'
Cabinet disubion man.
Davis replied that it was fait''-that tn,
extract from his speech was perverted; a,c
explained what he had said. Fesscndes
course would there the Inc broke down Fas
II Nincenncs.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09

February photographed AZ nine O'Clock
this evening by the Z. IL W. line.
New Orleans-Mer So.
Natehez-M er AZ.
Vicksburg-Wind S. E.; mer 80.
Phladelphia--Clear; mer 40.
st. John, n B-Clear; mer Is.
Portland. Me.-Pleasant; mer IS.
Oswego, n Y--Mer IS.
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Cincinnati Markets.
CIScINNATI, Feb. 5-0

CINCINNATI, Feb. 81
Flour firm at 50 7oG3 IS for superfne.-
Whisky advanced to 1917. Provision active
and buoyant; sales of 500 900 lbs bulk meat
at 5 4 for shoulders, Z for sides. Mess pork
sl4. and 400 bbls prime lard ut 81. Molas-
ses firm at 2j@26. Hogs So 1896.
CINCINNATI, Feb S-PM
Provisions active. Sales Of 500 900 lbs
bulk meat, closing az size and 7Ac for
shoulders and sides loose. Bacon sides &c,
packed; 1000 bbls mess pork sold at sl4 90.
closing firm. Prime Dbl lard sold Ssic, and
tending upwards. Molasses held at % cts.
Sugar firm at 516@6%c. Coffee advanced 4.
Clover seed So 25@5 so. Hogs firm at So.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
CIScrSSATI, Feb. S, P.N.-The river has
fallen inches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

February sth-32 doz brooms, 2 bundles
broom corn, VIM Baker; 10 SKIS wheat, Sears
bulk pork, Jaquess & Co; bxs dry
goods, Hallock d. S oddard; bundle skins,
/ A Crane; 70 hbls pork. SO ties lard. z G
O:Riley & Co; trunks, chests, A O'Leary;
loo bbls flour, / A Crane; bx mdze, McRea
d Wells; bx butter, l do chickens, Ky
eggs, Felke- d Hedderick; los SKIS wheat.
VIM French; 2 bbls eggs, F Kron; Dbl
beans, kg herring, 2 do lard, 9 bbls eggs z
Gleeson & Co; % rabbits, Stephen Ryan ESQ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
CINCINNATI, Feb S-PM
New York Market.

INV okk, Eco ~
Flour dull; 800 bbls sold. Wheat quiet !;
5000 bushels sold. Corn unsettled; sales of
is 900 bushels at 65967 for white, and 64C167
for yellow. an advance of lc on each. Pork
heavy. Lard &c better, and quoted at 90
90. Whisky advanced &c, and quoted at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
River News.

LOUISVILLE, Feb M.--Rivcr Ga feet in
the canal. Mercury As.
PITTsBuRG. Feb S.-Rver feet in
ches, and falling by the pier mark. Weather
clear; mer SO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
NV YORK, Feb. S-N

John Doolcy was stabbed through the
heart with sword, yesterday morning, by
Martin Dowd The homicide grew out of an
attempt made by Dcoley to quiet disturb
ance in the groggery kept by Dowd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
THE RIVER.
Arrivals md Departures.
lFrem P. g. o'Riley & Co.'s Register

FEBRUARY s.
Time Louisvillet to Tennessee river.
III. Bridges, Louisville to Bowling Green.
David White, Louisville to New Orleans.
WI. Maclay, Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Diamond, Louisville to Evansville.
John Gault, Louisville to Nashville.
Peerless, Louisville TO st. Louis.
Chancellor, New Orleans to Evansville.
Southerner, Memphis to Louisville.
Bowling Green, Green River to Evansville.
Greenville, Pond River to Evansville.
r. j. Ward, Louisville to New Orleans.
j. Montgomery, New Orleans to Louisville,
Fulton City, Pittsburgh to 81. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
RAIL O AID.
For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Indian
apolis and the East
CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1fd,is's.

For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation office, head Of Locust stree
Evansville.
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent
IL Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Register take on
former advertisement and copy. noy15.a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09

The RIVER at this point continues to re-
cede slowly.
The regular Louisville, Evansville and
Henderson packet, W. a. caves, will be down
to day from Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
EVANSVILLE, Feb. S.
The Wealth or.

James Crosby, one of the first settlers, and
thirty years City Clerk, died yesterday.
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5. No liabilities to Banks or Others, due
not due.
6. No llsses adjusted and due.
:. Amount OF losses either unadlustedl 40 ocs &c
9. or Adjusted and not due,
9. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof, included inl asst answer above,
10. All other claims against the Company ',Sl u
IL. The rule of the Company Is not TO exceed slOUVv
in any one risk, suhj ect "a loss by single iire
IL. The amount insured in city or village, depends
upon its Subsequently all the desirable risks 10 be
had; subject to the rule last above named. go
l3. The amount insured in any one block OF nelld-
ngs depends upon its size and construction, 10
the rule above referred 20. -
If. No part of the Capital or earnings Of this Com.
pany has been deposited in other State as security
Tor losses therein, and such deposit is required by
any State except Indiana 4; from which State the
Agencies OF this Company were withtrawn, as TINS
Company enteralns the opinion that its entire ap
all its Policy holders and should so remain. Under
the opinion Of late Attorney General Of the State oi
Indiana aforesaid, pronouncing the law INVALID and
VOID, some Of the Agents o. this Company have re-
sumed their office and continue 10 transact the business
of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued 10 any party parties in the state OF ind
valid and of binding obligation, and pledges itself
to faithful performance OF all such contracts OF In
surince, whether held by of the passage OF
'''0 IS" B. BOWERS, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,ls g.
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared c. n. BOWERS, Secretary of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement. by him subscribed, is
true, full and statement Of the affairs )f SAID
COMPANY and xhibits FAR he ascerta ned at
this date its actual condition on the first day Of jan
ua-y, 1855.
Applications for Insurance nav he made TO the un-
dersigned, ALLEN Z. HALIECK, Agent,
jan2ldkw Eyansviile, .'.''"na'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT

L. L, y.
STATE OF INDIANA, &c
Nanderlurgh County, J 90
William Holman, W. Baker, Robert Barnes, II. 8.
TenDey, VI. ID. Allis, ": II. Preston, Icing duly
sworn, saw that they Dirccto Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF Nanderburgh County, and
that the foregoing Report correct, and true To- their
lest knowledge and relief.
WI. HEILMAN,
W. BAKER,
ROBT BARNES,
r. =. TENNEY,
II. II. ALLIS.
W. u. PRESTON.
sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th day OF
January. ls5s. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal,
the date aforesaid.
TH0S. =. GARVIN,
Us Notary Public OF Marlborough Co.
The above Company continues to take risks
buildings or their contents, either In town country,
at equitable rates.
W. BAKER, President.
R0DT BARNES, Treas.
X. EARLT. S.cfN ian lS-iNwtw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-09
LIABILITIES.

LfABILITIES.
The amounted Liabilities due OF not due
to hanks or 9th r creditorS-nothing.
Losses adj listed and due none.
Losses ad justefl and not due...........3 y 90 !?
Losses unadjuste in suspense, waiting
further proof contested lCl SA& 50
All other claims against the Company are
small, Tor PRINTING, &c.
Agents Instructed to take risks exceeding $1,000
without special permission.
The greatest amount insured In any one city, town
or village varies.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
THOS. X. BRACE. JR.,
Hartford. Jan. LIST, iS5s Secretary.