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For Sale.
E~NINPRoYED lands in In Sale. Livingston, Grundy,
I Whitcsile. Bureau and Champaign Counties in this
State, and in the Counties OF Black Hawk, Gruudy Cerro
GordO Iowa, Polk. PowesheicE, and Greene. in Iowa.
Also, improved farms in De Kalb and La Sale Coun-
ties improved mile from farlyilr. for sale
improved 100 acres, four miles north OF Ottawa,
viii be sold in whole part
Also. several Houses and Lots in Ottawa; Lots in
Green's Addition and other parts Of the City, all Of
which will he sold to suit the times. Terms Of payment
viii be found easy. IfehGl JOHN p ANTHONY.
For sale.
A VERY desirable residence, the business part
"A of the City. For further Information inquire Of z.
the emses, first door north OF the Episco
pal Church. marc
For sale Rent.
A HOUSE, pleasantly situated side Of Fox River.
"a u
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/ TO L. T. sanger, ottawa lsepZ'l
For Sale.
West half Sec &C. Town 81 N, r. East 800
West half swa Sec H. Town 20 N, r. East so ac.
Wes half nwq IA, Town 80 n, X. 2 East, &C.
Sale County, situated from TO 10 miles from Ottawa,
and viii he sold reasonable terms. Apply to the
iersigned, at Alton, ILL., [Oct 2'l HENRY :. BAKER.
Farm for Sale.
T OFFER for sale, for cash time, my old home
stead farm in the town of Farm Ridge consisting of
about go of cultivated land, and GO social
ed timber. Good dwellings, orchard and abundance of
springs for stock water. nov1i-tf BRONSON MURRAY.
Residence for sale.
OFFER for sale for cash. on term of years. or for
well secured paper, my present residence on the
novl4-tf BRONSON MURRAY.
House and Lot for Sale.
! A LARGE, commodous, and well finished two story
~ brick House, in Ottawa Centre, for sale, with one,
tons in the city, only ten minutes walk from the Court
House. Enquire of the subscriber, the Bank of OF
tawa. March 29l GEO. wHIPPLE.
CITY Lots, North of the Depot,
+ fapla,t ' f''''' '''' JONES & AVERY.
Land for Sale.
100 ACRES Of Land lying six miles nor II Of Mar lar.
IOO settles, being the SEA Sec. -; +; - \, FOR
apl0-2m* CornrWe r. o., III.
TO Let,
ON shares the planting and husking Of three hundred
- acres Of sod corn in Champaign Co.. three miles les
the premises 16 by a. half stories high. APP
ply imme dia'ely to lap1o-2w1 BIZ SlioTWELI,
Fine store Room to Rent.
THE Store Room in Woods Block at present occupied
al Crockery Store by SPENCER L EARL is now Tor
rent. Possession given in few weeks. Apply at the
store, or to local JER. WOOD.
| To Rent.
| A GENTLEMAN wishes to rent house within two
IA minutes walk of the Court House, with the privi-
lege of boarding with the family family without
| children required. Address b G. box p o. COL oc2f
| Fine Cellar to Rent.
q U1TABLE for Groceries, Liquors. Fruit, or Vegeta.
- bes, proof against fros under the Book Store, in
Metropolitan Block Enquire of
aug22 RATHBUN ORION.
| For Sale, Barter, or Rent.
FHREE four Teams for sale, and good job for them
! Il for The next months. They can be paid for in
work. Two Houses and Lots will be exchanged for
Teams rented, or sold on terms to suit poor
Call and see. ldecl9] N. PERLEY.
| FEW sets fancy Bed Room Furniture very cheap,
, IA at lmar21l GIBSON & BROS
| (NALI1and Dan600aT's Esv Style Silk Hst
/ ~ sspA
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no soohs the mind made savage by these hard times
+. J. GElGGS has just received large addition N
his stock 81 Niolins, AccordeOns Guitars Ir.us Flutes
&c, &c. Sheet Music, Song Books, Note Bsas-.t.
Sign Of tn. Good Samaritan, Nattinyer'. Lg.k orgt
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The Splendid PhiIadeipi,it
m NJ T.E

n HE undersigned has the Agency for the celebrated
Sands Philadelphia Cream Ac, now 80
in Chicago and for sale at Chicago prices including 20
cts freight on each half bb delivered free OF charge 10
.nv ~ The C;tv Families and Saloon keepers thaJ
;h 10 ha va nnre article Ale for the price they
nav for inferior one will please order from the Agent
P"' " ~ III. THOMPSON.
;.,oa s,or. Main 81, Cd door ,rsst Of the old r. y.
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Money, Money.

IL persons knowing themselves indebted to us arc
earnestly sted to cal and settle either by note
and after this date shall adopt strictly cash system,
and shall goods ut prices corresponding to the
times Those in want OF anything in our line will con-
suit their interest by giving US call.
Sxb20 d. WALKER 90
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

ESSs RANCE AGENCY.
THE undersigned Agents or the following old ana
L responsible Insurance Companies. Vz.:
ETNA. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and Surplus,
si,3JtuGr.
PIIif:SIX. OF HARTFORD,
Capital and surplus
$4,000.
HARTFORD. OF HARTFORD,
Capital aud Surplus,
10000.
NORTH WESTERN. OF OSWEGO,
Capital and Surplus,
$3nn0nO.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL.
Accumulated Capital,
100000.
Ia SALE COUNTY MUTUAL,
$4,000.
These Companies all equal TO tie best in che
try. and Will issue policies in them good terms
a. any safe and reliable Company. Don't risk your pro-
perty in any doubtful Company when can be insured
ia Companies these Ohrr - the E5nk % ota
wa. TIec 81 True 4 WATERMAN, ig@Hts.
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For Sale. by w. w. Low,
LARGE assortment OF SEASONED LUMBER, OF al
WRnrRaY.

TINE subscriber wishes to borrow $4,000 term
OF three five years, for which lie will give real
estate security, value of twice the amount, and viii
10 per cent interest and bonus of $500 Any person
wishing to loan money the above time will nd Tor
their interest to call and see me- 1auc NNf W. LOW
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NEW AIeRANGE'g ENT.
inc, STOUT HIMSELF AGAIN
THE subscriber respectfully ounces 60 o.. lln'C
j that he has bought hack 81 L. IIIt-r e. .-r the
entire sock good will kc-. Of N. Dry Goods store tur-
r,ery Owned by himself on The wet 7.1r as f= Court
House IN Ottawa The stock heavy. -rI .- alt
Iectei for the Winter trade. To be ready r 8lkrE
heavy purchase in spring he sill sell or the next month
Al Cost.
And many articles at les than cost lie means jT1t
what he says. and let those that DOUBT Try Lln I-
proof Of Tia pudding IS the eating Of it.
anlT JUN s4'ti-
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Plum bling! Plumbing!
HAVING taken up my residence in Ottawa, I am now
III prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public Private Buildings will also furnish and put
up Water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift ana roee
Pumps, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &C. &C. ha' th
been engaged in the business for the last 10 year. III
City Of New York and Chicago, am prepared 10 put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch.
Orders left with VIM. Reddick, Esq., VIII NC p'
sttended to. 49,. .,a y.nos Roll
Refer to VIM Reddick, ESQ OTTAWA ana amey He'''
Esq. Chicago. - U,,y.o,J;. En0;nesr
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Iarirnlt ur q | !.
Premiums


OrTSred by the Illinois State Agricultural
Society yyar Field Crops. Farms and Nur-
series, dc.
OFFICE CoEKEsPoSDISG SECRETARY,
March "a, 1865.
The following list of premiums for field
crops. farms and nurseries, and mich cows,
Is published at this early day to secure the
greatest competition from every portion OF
the State
FIELD CRoPS.
Best so acres spring wheat, Murray, Van
Do-en & GIover's reaper and stacker.
Best 20 acres or more fall wheat, D. H.
Marny's reaper and mower.
Best 20 acres drilled wheat, Il. kuhHs X
Co.'S grain drill.
Best fifteen acres drilled wheat, L. MCorc's
wheat drill.
Best ten acres drilled wheat, Selby L Jones
grain drill.
Best ten acres broad cast sown wheat,
CaIhouu's broad cast sower.
Best 80 lbs sugar made from
Chinese sugar cane (fair a ticlc) Gold Medal
81 best. So
81 best. 10
Best , gallons OF molasseS I'm
Chinese sugar cane (fair article Gold Medal.
"a be>t- ID
30 ~
Best crop OF fail wheat not less
than i've acres, %
Best crop of spring wheat not
lees than five acres. %
Best crop Of Indian corn, not
less than five acres, to be she'll
edand weighed between the 18th
of Nov and the lst of January, %
81 do, medal.
Best crop of rye, not less than
five acres, %
81 do, medal.
Best crop of oats not less than
five acres, -
ID do, medal
Eest crop OF Buckwheat, not
less than five acres, q
ID do, medal
Best crop of field peas, not
less than one-haIf acre %
"a do. medal.
Best crop of potatoes, notices.
than onc-half All acre, 90
81 do. medal
Specimens of the quality of potatoes must
be exhibited at the Fair.
Best crop Of sweet potatoes.
not less than half an acre, .
Best crop of onions, not less
than one-haif an acre, II
81 do, medal
Best crop of carrots, not less
than onc-half an acre. II
ID do, medal
Best crop of mancel wurtzel
bects, not less than half an acre, II
Bestcrop of white sugar beets,
not less than half an acre, i
Best five acres fall barley, i
Bes. five acres spring barley, i
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EStrayeG.
NROM the subscriber, residing Covel Creek n,ies
Il south west OF Ottawa, BAY COLT, years oiu az
sprng-has one white hind foot, and whte spo' -
side of the nose. Said colt was last seem apous 80;
ago, around Mrs. HARDSG's fence. ANY Persv" s'ss
information where said colt may be found VIII recem
IS reward Information may he left at the lihno'S nj
YER bridge toll house. address the a Utta-
wa post Office. [dec 81 JAMES DoFbIELD.
For Sale.
0NE set of single Buggy Harness Enquire OF
I A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
<.o- No 8. ReddicE's Block.
90 DOE Flag Seat Chairs, various styles, at
~ mar27 "lBsoN >.
A LARGE lot Of Cabs and Wagons, for children ati
IA mar27 GlBsoNs
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Est1fe of UiIltam Parr dec'H.


NOTICE g. hereby given. all persons having claims
q against the estate Of William ParT, decessed that
I will attend q the County Court % L. Salz
County be held Ottawa said County Of La sale
and state 81 Illinois, The 1T Monday (3t) 81 May
next. when and whore ~ persons having claims against
saii not aed present the in writing
saiI Court for adj s-tuue:t-
uiarf3Jz~ SANlL. PARR. Adaa'r
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Fifty Dollar. Reward.

ON Monday, the eth inst, between IL and o'clock
~ p. NJ while the subscriber was waiting al the
Railroad epot il Ottawa the arrival OF the tain
from the Eas, and had hitced his horse, attached to
ne-horse wagon c. IRONS Bakery, some scoun-
,rs, on, H. harness in varou places in such
=. 20 destroy in and endanger the life Of any
temptinc to drive the vehicle Any person giving infor
aon that will lead the detection of the perpetrator
~ ,ha outrage will receive the above reward.
i'm HENRY BENSON
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Family Groceries q ProYi>iois..

Embracing every article belonging - i- line % trad,
a., man other. not usually found IN similar 90 ti;sh
r,-ut- A only wiki Cab h n, retore sell
a. cheap auy merchant ~ town he resp ctfuE H.
ytes Trs1n. a. give him cali before purchasing ese
where VI has also q large ss-ortEen. az Tobacco and
Cigars H.. beg. - return thanks for the Kind ana ihe
m afrorag- heretofore extended hir and socits il.
continuance. Lj4Gl7I PHILIP GODFREY,
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DAYTON
Woolen Mandatory ! !!

Woolen Mandatory J!
TS1E undersigned take this method of informing their
= old customers and the public generally, that we are
putting into Establishment Spring Machinery that
viii enable turn out more that double the amount Of
Goods have usually done; the demand for our Goods
warrants this additional Machinery and we hone 10 give
satisfaction exchanges of Wooden Goods for Wool
We have, and do not intend card into wool a
portion Of cotton and sell il for all wool Our goods are
warranted in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue {" exchange for Wool, formerly the
lowing kinds Goods viz: Heavy Cassmeres, satinet,
Jeans, Fannels OF different kinds, Blankets Stock
ing Yarn. Considerable will be paid TO Stocking
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Nixed Red
and Others Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and nm
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods. on liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
Carding and Spinning
VIII be done in lots OF 30 lbs. aud upwards at 10 to IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
viii be done at six cents per pound Their machines
will he clothed anew with the best of Cards and with a
nec experienced Carder they have good work
done. Wool will be taken from the Depot at Ottawa and
rolls returned within reasonable length time for do.
ing the work. which may be lin strong sheets) from
almost any part OF the State at a triing expense
Wool intended for exchange for of the kinds
OF Goods accompanied by the proper ORDER sent
by Railroad Ia Ottawa and the goods will put up and
sent with pronptness according to order.
We would also say, that We have got New Custom
and Flor ing Mill in operation, and persons wishing ca
have their grinding done short notice as we have
plenty of water at all times. lmyl7l J. d. GREEN
Hard Wood Lumber,
CAWFD Oak Timber-all sizes-from 6X6 and 12X12
- and from IL TO - feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting Of Newell Post Tim.
ber 6NG TO SKIS.
Plank, 9 24 inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak Plank
1900 s1ved Oak Posts, for sale by
feb7-if Office in Bans.f ot,sv.
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4 IL ve-y choice Winter Fruit contracting Easse'S,
n Spf,z-nbers-u- Rhode Island Gr-enings. &c, for
- nv TiangT PHILIP GODFREY.
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Chicago & Z. Island Railroad
Michigan Genital Railroad.


.Eo!Tc. Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
sEojE,E East.
nissENGEE Trains leave Joet for Detroit at ':51 a
VI and SEQ p VI, or on arrival Of Chicago, Alton
/ =. Louis trains from the South.
GcinG West.
Leave Lake Junction 60 4 NJ and S:l5 ?. NJ, or on
arrival Of trains from Detroit and Cincinnati
p.e-rar- from %. South and Wet. va the CHICAGO,
49,, :, I,rfs and Chicago < Rock Island Railroads,
vii f1 this direct rogte 90 the East and south
last AMI may Ct making prompt conHe'1 ns ~
I5.f- ,r-1..r.-:5rl Bridge Buffalo and Cleveland. vita
nm t. main lines Of truvel aul ~ Michigan CITY Will
Nv Albany and Salem trains 10 Cincinnati, Lafayette
Louisville. and the south.
T'-l tickets can be pv-rhas"l Al the ofce at JOLT
, for an the principal cities and towns ~ the East
' L. c. RICE SvpsriHt-HI.H'
e.. y v,c.r--nr Eugru..y .F0';st DiriSjoU. iui2l
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Iscatners
TUST received, at the Hide and Leather Store, op
- pose the City Mills direct from New York. large
lot Of French Calf and Kip Skins, Common Cppcrs Calf
and Kip Uppers Fancy, Pink, and Russell Lnings AL
Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather Harness, Bride,
Collar Leather, all of which will be sold at the
lowest cash price, by jan 23l JNO. NJ. KING.
$50 Reward.
q TOLEN from the subscriber, living n the town OF Sc
- rena, La Sale County, Mon day evening" January
4th, 1885, BRIGHT BAY MARE, with white hair mixed
through the bay heavy with foal foot, the etlOck
joints Of the hind feet bent nearly to the ground large
wind gals the gamprel joints. Said mare had on
when taken saddle, bride, and hater-the saddle is
new, with light skirts and dark seat. The halter was
leather headstaH with rope for strap. The was
taken while hitched near the Serena School House.
The above reward will be paid for the mare and thief
dollars for the alone information
that will lead to her recovery.
Address Serena Post Once La Sale County, ILL.,,
jan9 ft DANIEL BLAKE
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oTFICERS:
7. rNnEEUILL. Ti-ss.. Is. /. T BOJ-TI.iND J. Tres
GiO n. ROBINSON, T-Tr-!i8G Ss'i-i'i1g fGs1Jt.
TIE amount of irs capital stock paid .-vJJ 90
T. as-at- ~ Tire Company are
!. Cash os hand .-.----.-----.-. c.lJ1 90
=. Real estate. uneHeumbere,I.- s,iJy ~
ten rer 1,7oo co
{. Debts % the Company, secured by mort
gage. drawing twelve per cent....--..- I2,J.J 20
6 Dsb,. sor premiums due and not due,. 1900 90
:. A! other scruritic". consisting 81 dis
counted bills. untc-. drafts aud accept
aure<. maturing daily. havin. from
sisIrtu ninety days to from date. 21g,.Jy g
or o,i-r creditor, Of the Complay,..... 1927 =
loses ADJUSTED anil d5e--.-..---------.-.-. None.
Hoses busted AMI not Observation-Disclosures None.
loses rEia!1 None
loses ia suspense, waiting further proof. 2n"J 90
AT ntiar claims against the t1WTruy..-...-. None.
The greatest amount insured by the Company
IN any rs-L, 1000 Co
The greatest amount allowed b. the rules Of the C"mPa
Hy in any one city, town o. village. No ri!es CON
corning the
Tie largest he insured n any block. Not
exceeding $i0.rr0 exposed to any one fire.
Tie act OF incorporation herewith iucosed
Z. HOLLAND, !Sscy,trry.
:le und.rs gueI Notary Public in for the CITY 81
Peoria, Comfy Of Peoria AMI State aforesaid, CrAEEs
HOLLAND. Secretary Of the Peoria Marine AMI Fire In
surIuce COMPANY" who, after being daily sworn lie
pose" and say that the annexed statement q" the COndi
ton 81 the said Company Is correct, according TO lis
knowledge and belief.
Given under rry hand a=l ofcia seal, this 2yL dag
OF October. \. d. lS5..
BERNARD BAILY, y. =. t. 81
f-h21 y. y. BRISTOL, ig-Hf, Cffr,r''-
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OrJSred In the Illinois State Agricultural
Society ,ar Field Crops. Farms and Nur-
srrifs. Dc
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,

L'AsTURE MADE Doors sash, and J. .lI.. ~ .l'r -
II iuIl- : C.EAEL H sos.
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Hats. Hats, and Caps !!

NYEW STYLE OF Gents Dress Shirts just received from
II ny at PRESCCYT's Furnishing Goods Store
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q UITABLE for Groceries, Liquors, Fruit, or Vegeta.
- bes proof against frost, under the Book Store, in
augs2 RATHBUN ORION
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

SESSION OF lS5s-'59.
uNHIS INSTITUTION situated in the Metropolis of
gnia, and endowed by the State offers ta the student
every facility for theoretical and practical instruction The
study of Practical Anatomy be under the
most favorable regards climate and supply
of material and at very triing expense. Clinical in
strucn given in the Inrmary attached the College,
which is under the roof with the lecture rooms-hus
offering the student peculiar facilities for the daily OBJ
servation of disease This Infrmary also the Marine
Hospital the port of Richmond The Richmond Aims
house i, likewise under the control of the Faculty.
experience of twenty has demonstrated the ad
vantages of the city of Richmond location for South
ern Medical School, and every effort will be made
der this institution worthy of continuance of public pat
rOnage.
The annual of lectures will commence the first
Monday in October and continue until the of March,
making session of foe naonhhs.
FACULTY.:
David H. Tucker NJ D Prof of Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
Beverly R. Wexford, Nj. D., Prof of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics.
Arther E. Peticolas NJ D., Prof. of General and Special
Anatomy.
Levin s. Joynes NJ. D., Professor of Institutes of Med
cine &C.
James H. Conway, NJ. D.. Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.
James d. McCaw NJ. d., Prof of Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
Marion Howard, NJ. d., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
For the entire Of lectures, $105 90
DemOnstrator of Anatomy, 10 90
Matriculaton 90
Graduation, 25 90
For further informaton address,
L. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond Va, July 90 1858. 59-2m.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C.. Mutual Insurance Company.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held on
the 18th of January the following persons elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year,
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
j. r. Williams, do.
c. " ". 15.Gi; B. Hatchings, do: d.
Kemp p. Battle, do
George Little, do.
James NJ. Towes. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
Geo. w. Charles Elizabeth City.
F.F. Fagan Plymouth
j. w. Harrell, Murfreesbpro.
H. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. w Steel, Fayetteville.
Joseph White Anson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem
7. Sunny, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANf
T. H. Seby. P->sident.
H. D. Turner, Vics President.
John H. Bryan, attorney.
Hamden S. Smith, Secretaryand Treasurer.
T. H. Selby, er obfcio
John R. Williams Erecutiue Committee.
C. d. Hutchings, }
This Company has been in successful operation 10
perty the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
tilleres upon favorable terms Its Policies
property amounting to a large portion of which
is country risks and its present capital Seven
The average cost Insurance upon the plan Com
pany has been less than third of per cent
num all grades of property embraced in its operations.
All communications in reference should be
addressed tc the Secretary PG. Rnd; SMITH S.o,u
Raleigh, Feb. s, 1858. IL
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IN SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. This
Company nsures the lives individuals for term
years. e the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the
MUM therefor S3 note be given for
half the of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements to such disposed to in
SLAVES are insured term of from five years.
for twO-thirds their value.
Is presented
DIRECTORS.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WV. D. Cooke,
WM w. HOLDEN WM. H. JONES,
JNo. G. WILLIAMS QUINrEN BUsBEE,
H.W Hustled, K. p. BATTLE,
WIN. H. MCKEE, d. G. EowLE.
G.I:,1s E; F. psssuR; s. Roo7 R. H. BATTLE
OFFICERS.
DE-. CHARLES E. JoHNsoN, President,
WILLIAM W HoLDEN Vice Precedent. y
r. H. BATTLE Secretary,
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer,
Il. w. HUsrED Attorney,
W. 81. McKEE, Aedical Enaminer.
Sa4sass ssss.i ): Roor A.ssss.ss Com
WI McKee, ! ~. Mittes.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON u. D. Aedicat - 'fy
WILL WI.a,As + al hskss taas s,sHg,;o. osrd
For further he public referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office Of the Company or any ofits Agencies
Communications should be addressed, post paid to
- g. B. H. BATTLE, ssersta,y.