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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
OFFICE o. TUE I.ouIsTAyA TEuUASTErEc CUarAy
LLltn-.-- .L-.t -.LrAat
90 Pnraunnt to IsesoInlI e o. !. NC Lsoard

Of Directors
Notca IS hereby given that the of Subscription he
G4p stock Of his GomPany win be opened AZ thrir acG a
CarGnt street TIL ESDAI thG 2b vemher 1853 from
the hr Of NJ 10 p. ~, he sol erutsugeBcc Of
the following famed Commissioners:
Nesss brpe LRu'eur Milbelmus Rogart George Grlu
hart George NJ. PncAad, j. Harrison nd John Coed.
rich.
Under the provisions Of the the Shares hut
Dire dollars caGh and me payments 10 be mve The stock
subscribed rt follows Ten rrr the time Of sub
nnr; pr in sixty iays there frcr nnd percent
iuuinev days thereafter But 40 iHsamet Of the stock shall
be- rad for after tie payment Of thirty per ih-r until
ar.r onethrd If thp Eurgad hd BE- comp ced and not
c8et for conformity with resolution, pre-
tn,y " b tile stockholders meeting adv convened
far hu purpose. Il. HkILIGER,
~ If Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

At PRIVATE sALB,-THE FUeNIrURE aNp
IA good wilt ST Boarding House in central ratt Of tie
city and Gong good business will be sold low for cash
ap roved pape acc0 Of The leaving the city
Address NJ, at tis office do st
@@@, FIVE DOLLARS HE1yVAI RID, FOR
E-zsz ~ ltdng par nf Coll SDecmcles pebble A.ses;
in uapet mlche lined with red velvet The above
ward will be given by clyiag IL at the Sheils Oice
ago II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.

DrrxIE4E Core De DlsTRrcT 80 DE MICHAEL
a TTENDU que George Graham a presente
IA petition Ia JouT 'eiftt dubeHir les Lettres de
Guace la Succession de feu Michael Conne decide in
cerurr dede dix iours, les raisons pour les
iuslle- II ne serait pas fat droit ia die petition.
Pnr ordre de la Cour.
] L "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

TITTtNI71 7 J
HaaThe weIl-ISuONvn Building, situated at
Of Sches Magazine hitherto used
The Banking House Of this institution, will be disposed Of Vt
Pts, DESTROYS purchasing ,be same will apply for forl
NATION to the under ign j.
d A. H. kFRNIflN, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

o. JUST ARRIVED, WITH 4 CHOICE LOT of
~ VIRGINIA. NEGROES ernsis Of Plantation HaBda,
BIacksmiths Carpenters, and House servants and sill
receiving fresh .uppie during TIE season Of The best
kets which Usr for sale the reasonable for
cash D approved paper,
sE-Ofce corner Esplanade and ChsEtres New
Orleans.
nj JOHN 3. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

First and Second Tiers ard Parqnctte...... 70 cents
Boxes tihrd Her, for cOored persons only .....tU
6SlleIy =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
PARTICULAR NOTICES.


Z
New Orleans Dec. OH, 1858. 5
R3s This Bank Will be closed ChrIsi-
mas, Fret EghIh of January aud hills due
On those days the day vior and intended
for disc uHt will tobe offered lie preceding Thursdays.
DE- Nj. BETI.Y. Ca-hter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

- FOR ssBE.-YAl-UABLE Mill. PROPERTY
f valuable Circular Saw MIL Independence
L II on Of the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
sixty miles rsm New Orleans with about l49L acres Of
the iimhered land on the line Of the road
The Machinery when and has been running
The rate Of frghtis from any other point the
road there Is switch the place connecting vita the
Railroads
For terms, which will be liberal, apply to-
HALL. KEMP Il CO.,
L. a ranala "a !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22
FOR RENT.

- OFFICES TO RENT-THE FIRST AND
@ bird floors No arondele -treI and several fine Offices
.l The and third floors No CaondEteL
oil tt BYkNE VANCE 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

kJR FOR SALE-A LIGHT DEAUGHT YES
kfI sell years old, well found, carrying about n0o90
$500 Of lumber in feet water, and employed in
the t3uI trade For particu spply %
sa2s If H. Phelps 2T Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

pUPTER-l6 frkns choice Goshen, landing ship s..
ID Charles for sale by S. WOLFE,
d15 corner Gravier and New Levee sts.
AEDIyG TX SHIP a. MORRISON. from Bordeaux--
Ia DRY PRENES-a0 in jars and cartons, choice.
SARDINES-l o eases half and quarter boxes, Of F.
R0ndenet, Nantes
For sale BY GRAFT "A, COMMAGERE X Co,
dl3 20 Enstamhouss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

So y; 2. gTS Es9GsnS Lo4se no; meets
Hall, Mt o'clock. Oiccrs-A DUGHiRGN, N G.; WM.
HOWELL Y. G.. N. OYERTUN, Recording Secretary
l.. n. JAUAF, Per, Secretary +. ( RARBOT. Treas
urer fvl2 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-22

sEcoyP Dls1slc1 eouerf sgcoa$5Stq& @ WV, BURE
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this Este and an other persons herein Interested
To show within dag from the present hcattou
If v they have Or can why the presented By The
ar4or ii mia Estate shauId rot h5moagated approved
ami tile fur d. Distributed in accordance herewith.
.rLIar nf rna Nnlrl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
Lumber for Sale,
At Simpsons Steam Saw Mill

HESSVILLE. -
ORDERS for Building purposes sawed at
" the shortest notice
Flooring, Siding, Joists, Giyts, Floor Tim
Der, Plank, dc, constantly on hand.
Apply at the residence Of the proprietor at the house
a,eiy occupied BY q. H. HAYNES at the Mil nj Hess
s''s +. II. SIMPSON.
ffsmpnss Aug -, 1855 Slu
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

There is now in Rochester, New York, q
man agod one hundred and six years, whose
ancestry, together with his own progeny,
will exhibit one of tho strangost mixture OF
races over heard of. His name is John
Shenandoah O'Brien, and ho was born in
Boston, 1852. His father was an Irishman,
and his mother an Indian Of the Oneida
tribe. When twelve years old he went to
France, and thcre educated as physician.
He returned to America, and served in the
Revolutionary war; afterwards wont back
to France, and there married tho daughter
of the Emperor of Morocco, by whom he
had eight children. With her he lived in
tho United States for some time. He thon
married an American woman, descended
from the Teutonic line, and after her death
married negress who was fifty years young
or than himself, and by whom he had foul
children. In his children are united the
blood of the Celts, the Teutons, tho Afri
cans, and the North American Indians.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

A letter has been received in Hartford
from a young Connecticut mechanic, who
left Hartford on the 25th of March last
He was sent to put up 40 cars built in
Springfield, Mass, and sent to Egypt, all
marked, ready to DO put together on their
arrival. He writes: 81 am getting along
finely with my work. have six cars fin
ishcd, and have thirty-four more to do,
which will take mo about six months. His
Highnoss the Pasha is very much pleased
with tho cars, and he says he shall keep
mo here to see to them. l may possibly
get very high wages"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
LEAVITT THAxTER.' p

a. Senate Chamber, Ohio. .spra 5tA, 1854.
"DA J. q. ArEh-kionored Sir: ! Lave made q thor
sA9h uai o. ths CAInAHIc PIIis eil by your agent
end have been cured By them af dreadful RheulS
under which he iouBd Gathering The FIRST dose re-
tissed me, and Few subsequent doses have entirel,
royed ihe di1safe iee IN better health than
years before, which stlrHte entirely 10 the effects
y your CATHAkTlc FILA. Yours with great respect
LUCIUS n. METfsAg P.y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
CAST IRON CoIUndrJs WINDOW GAPS AND STILLS,

G y89fD1S2&9
G. r O G E r lie S
PROVISIONS!
At WHOLESALE And RET.AILt
uE that hath to hear c. MIN hear the Good News
which proclaim. And he that hath but little
CIV let him come to the Grocery Store of
THEODORE CLAPP,
and buy the very best articles the Fremont market
Fair and Reasonable Prices.
Hitherto but little If any attention paid by the
dealers of this market TO the purchase of any thing but
the most common varieties of
GROCERIES,
Such as
Coffee Teas.
Sugars, Molasses,
Fish, Tobacco, Spices, &c, &c.
Which has not met the of the people of Fremont
At my establishment you will find all the common
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES!
Sugars of a half dozen varieties,
Coffee, Teas,
Chockolate, Ginger,
Pepper, Spices,
Nutmcgs Cinnamon Indigo, Soap, Candles Fish, Molas-
scs, &c, &C., and at the same time, my stock Of
Choice Fancy Groceries.
Is the largest and best selected that has Off
cred here among which may be found the handsomest
Bunch and Bloom R;lisins,
Figs, Dates, Prunes, Citrons,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

- An old man recently died in
Barnstable county, Mass at the age o.
OF years, who was supposed to be poor,
though he was very penurions in MS
habits. Ga searching the house he
owned and occupied, more than $780,
900 in specie was found concealed Oh the
premises. Much of it be had boarded
for half a century.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
A City Directory.

Mr.. WIN. H.. Chandler, Job Printer on
Main street. is preparing for publication,
a complete directory Of the city, con.
tanning the name and residence of every
housekeeper; ard embracing history
of the city, an account Of its business,
its natural advantages, its manufactures,
its exports and imports. and such other
statistical information as may be of i'm
teresi relating to the city. The book
will be got up in style Of typography
that will do credit to the city. Some Of
the first sheets are completed, aud the
whole will be dine in about FIVE weeks.
Forty or fifty pages will be occupied With
the cards Of business and professional
men, and will afford an admirable mode
OF advertising. Those vino wish to
avail themselves Of the chance to place
a permanent advertisement in the book
must hand them in early as he forms
will soon be closed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

DAILY MAIL TO RocKPORT. Our cit
liens will rejoice TO hear that daily
mail has been established between this
city and Rockporf, to leave both places
al 6 O'Clock, A. NJ after the Isl Of July
This change has been effected, since the
letting OF the mail contracts. by the OK.
ertions os Judge Niblack, to whom the
citizens on the route will give most hearty
thanks for the important service he has
rendered them in this instance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
Dickens, Domestic troubles.

q A great dealof scandal has been set
oaoat in London, by the reported se2a.
ration Of Charles Diciens, the author,
from his wife. They have BEEN married
twenty years and have had numsro is
family. After this long union, they
discovered an iucompatibiIity of temper
it is alleged, that renders its longer con-
tinuance uncomfortable TO both parties
But the true origin OF the trouble issup-
posed to be an interloper into the family
circle, who has sown the seeds Of jea'-
ousy and dissentioE. Messrs. Dickens.
BuIwer Lytton, Wilkie Collins, and
other literary celebrities, a year ago, put
on the sock and buskin, and gave ANA
teua dramatic exhibitions to very select
audiences, for the benefit of certain pop
ular charities. -
A letter from London SAYS:
At these amateur :heairicals il was
necessary to get some histronic talen:
beyond the benevolent projectors, aud a
Miss Terusn, W ell known in Manch ester i,
and latterly on the London boards, was
one of the ar.istes selected 10 bear a
part. A very pco- aud very, paton;c
affection sprang up betaoen this young
lady and the author of Pickwick. L am
told she has been On very friendly and
familiar visiting terms with Mr.. Dickens
family. She is now charged with be ing
the cause Of the separation tha, has just
taken place between the eminent aui / o
and his wife. The affair has not teen
out quite long enough yet / believe, to
get in the journals, but very soon the
whole world and his wife viii be goss
jig and laying their heads together sue
rolling the sweet morsris under their
tongues, as something, terrible to en-
mplate. Dickens docs not get much
sympathy, the public generally deciding,
a. it does usually in such cases, in rav
of the lady. 1t Is the dem,n 10 tn.
nous hold, the shadow or The wall. that
has been at his elbow for years. and will
form the staple fer many a narrative
Mr. Dickens daughters reside with the
father, bu. bis son Charles sticks to his
mother.
Some We RS ago, y GU nay have heard
Miss Burdott Cnutis Offered 10 take Mr.
Dick ems son (Charles), then child +,
brn g him up ard provide for him, with
the understanding tina, she should have
the privilege of educating him in the
faith Of the Church Of England. D z
not only accepted the offer at once, but,
formally withdrew, with all his family,
from the Unitarisns, where he had cen
constant attendant aud wershipper for
many years. This was looked on, and
justly, by Dir. Dickens friends as a very
great weakness, and furnished material
for many n MOT that no one could so
well portray the hypocricies and time
serving OF others as he who Sc Ike from
cyreriepce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

HARD TINES IN Minnesota The
financial condition of the country is dis>
tressing to such as make gold their god
For spectators i. has been disastrous
Many who were considered rich one
year ago, are now poor; many hopeless
ly in debt The zeal estate dealers
wear long faces, they try to keep their
spirits up, but it is hard work; FIVE Per
cent. a month is eating them up-and
corner lots, and wild land, and town
shares, do not bring ruch money at this
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

OF The quiet village Of Feltville,
N. j.. has been the scene of very sad
accident. Two girls-Anua II. Guest,
and Ellen McCaffrey, employed in the
fsctory, and each about sixteen years of
age, went into the upper lake to battle,
when they were both drowned. They
were unusually cheerful, contented, and
industrious girls; one of them in par
ticular was generally admired for her
sweet disposition, beautiful person. aud
graceful manners. And What is little
remarkable. they were both good swim
mers, and this probably led TO THEN
death by making them iTsensible tc
their danger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
DOCTOR J. N. HUGHES.

n ATE PHYsfcIsS OF ffIF UNfTED BATE
~ AZ Akls T. IfcSPIT Al Ar IqUfSr4kfsk, hsS'
h,e practice % his profession 5nils several t<sncbe
~ isse si'1 resi- ence ep Seaondz betsess, azrs ~
Divis-pn streets. being tlsc fsr-erlr SC
DIT. byferd. GegnlT hours for ccrsuita'inn n ni -
u 2 o'clock, A. NJ, ard ffo.a 4 n and rom % 9"
oicicrk, p II -,
81 calls rnlae ~ Ia. sfseB-s' r. he fs,fgf
rosisfeTc4 ria llc eriy sssl-rgfrd 10. 1i's =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
Examinations Of the City Free
Schools.

The following will be the order OF exam
nation:
Mas McKsy's School, Monday forenoon,
June IS. ri
Miss KelIog's School, Monday forenoon
June %.
Mr. Relmond's School, Monday afternoon
June %.
Miss Clark's School, Tuesday forenoon,
June 80
Miss Streets School, Tuesday forenoon,
June 29.
Mis-. Sarah Fishers School, Tuesday after
noon. June 20.
Miss II ifs School, Wednesday forenoon,
June b.
Mise Hooker School, w ednesday forenoon,
June 30
Miss Ronald's School, Wednesday after
noon June 30.
Mr.; Knights School, Thursday forenoon,
July lst
hissFanny Fishers School, Thursday az
tern ION. July LIST.
Candidates fJr High School, in Miss Fisher
Room, on Friday forenoon, July ID
High School, Friday afternoon, July Cd
Elch Candidate for the High School. will
be expected TO present for examin zion com
position of at least o2S half page Of fools cap
The exercises will Commence at o'clock,
a NJ. and "a O'Clock, p. NJ, each day
The Mayor and Councilmen of III, CITY,
Parents. Guardians. and friends of education,
q airs invited to attend.
By order of TIE Board.
P. HORNBgooK. Clerk.
Evansville, Ind June 23d, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
Peaboay's Prcmlaa Prolific Corn,

rENiIS ISTiE FINEST CORK ever Oesred % the
u Pnhlic 1t advantages az - -
tfRsr-It is eariier 'tsn cerIuncrs Con-
5Ecusn--i t IL n firr tirt Corn ard rery hrnry-
THtSD-i putt vut sue, ers, and The suckers hsz-rs
ears the az -as the asEn stock. % 49, =
Eyecy ia ',.s Geld ty *. Put mp IA cuarf peckp
aud halt bus:sei sa~ks. Hana3ted 1-ists. TeAF had
only OF z II Cook 4 son.
feote-dSS kc1eAEexfs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
LIABILITIES.

II
The aIOuutof Liabilities Que or not due
U hanks r 9th creditors-nothiDg- r.a
Losses al jusei and due none.
Losses adjusted and not fue............f l2 06- ~
fnrther preof or contested -. y. - IGI, $50 50
an other claims against the Company are
small, for PRINTING, nc. .tI..-
Agents instructed 10 take risks exceeding sO,0oo,
without special permission. IL
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies. tasf.a
The gIss,tsss amount allowed to be insured many
one LlorR also v-,res. de-
THE. Charter Act Of Incorporation and amend
rios. X. BRACE. IN,
Hartford Jun. lst, 1853 rf Secretary. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE,
AUTHORIZATIONS PRlZEs:
5,fS5 Prizes amounting TO ..... ...... s 81 90
: SsWhole Tickets 40; Halves -; Quarters $21.
PLAN OF TIL. IOTTERy

c,fN5 Prizes amounting 70 = - O,Uoo
q SsWhsle Tickets 40; Halves -; QUARTERS $2E.
PLAN OF-TfIE LOTTERY.
those Numbers on the tickets printed on sspstase slip.
Of aper are encced with small TN tubes and placed
Tie ir,i 81 Prizes, similarly printed AID encirced,
are placed in another wheel. "a ~
Tie Wheels are then reyolved aud nun Der is drawn
from the wheel OF Numbers, aud at the same time
Prize d, sn out are opened and exhibited the audi
snes and rsgi-esd e ne @ ls pelse
ton i repeated until al the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation PrIzes.-The two p'eeesiing and
The tTo succeeding Nun0es to those draW ing the rst
Prizes viii be entitled TO the y Approximation
Prizes For example; If Ticket No. y 20 draws the
sone Prize those anber ed li.s 1929, lI25l
SO draws the ss roo Prize, those Tickets numbered 5ls
5ia a5l .5a win each be enttledto 800, and on ac-
The 800 Prizes Of $40 viii be determined by the last
figure oil Number that draws the $4,000 Prize For
with 10, them ali the Tlekets, where he number
ends n will be entitled 70 $40 II the Number ends
in 5wiiik entiticsi 10 so, and so on t. =.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following
Csrtifcats Of Package ofie whole Tickets
:. s,r :. 70 a.lf !. ...-...1, y
Z" lie Eishth g .......... 10
In ordering Tickets or Ce.tircates. enclose
then. @ e sF sFf s9T tas aleets Ta s on
can have tickets ending in any figure they
The Iist Of Drawn Numbers and be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
80 Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
plain, and give their Post Office, County aud State.
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya
BILE IN full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 ooo and under, paid immediately
after the drawins-other prizes az the usual time oi
thirtv days. SCI
All concentrations strictly confidential.
Ad iress Orders for Tickets or Certificates 20 fl
InselftJ elifS- SWAN & Co, Augusta. Ca,
~ Persons resting near Montgomery, Alanama,
Atlanta, GorEis, can have their orders filled aud
save time by addressing g Swan CO., q either Of
these ci2ies. I'd afIs e-L -ii~
~ Iit Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one u
entitled viii he published after every drawing, in
the following papers:-Augusia 1'e0) CONSTITUTIONS
at, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston
Standard, Na'hviHe Gazette, Atlanta Intelcencer,
New YprS Weekly liar Rock. Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and PaHding
(Niss .lsClsrinn- Ok ~ ,ny29
4 OSDoS NEWS. II
flaws DOBELT 4 CONJUNCTION
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23

1rcatest Cure IN TIE Norid Ter rain 30
prof (Zas IL E,,ts f,,,;,,,1 y zs,,,.,. %. =.
~. ~~'z-T' ,%f'@' S''s''sss -'''e'''" 49,
Nqn.s<r..fass~ If IL -.
- = ~ -
1919
-N2 Lo&> - - ~ ~ Ike
rssIiis OIL is the only sure resnesiy1ia the worid
for the cure u ric3ilnatfsn desfness, Cont, keu
"a -, Luinlkigo; sci.ca spinal ana bronchial com
paints TiciooteuS; Z saacne, ereup; pile
mss sprsins alst brEises cuts <iic wounds; ssele
siis s jonss ssrofa; Fry lt sos Nipple
er !sthe month and stomach psipna;ioh: hfucsi2ns
S,A 81 Rrsss 81 sl ~ 1,i 80 ~
se am = ~
ing insnss Hernorrsge, Aescess, stir Neeks; broke,
nI a M. ., /, o ssa ~,
are sore anu pam, ui, tne OILY atlcis evu trough
seoit the ruoiie tlr.t III ~ ~ - W Iro1
three 70 w siity rssn usse ~ tno us@h0<
ana pr2n9ancen the peel remeoy EYE oisco seea-
pure vegetable urspsrafim. Softhe sIiehiesi DANG
OF apply ing it outward ~ inwsly. IL al gives
permanent eore-n mos leases from ten TO twenty
iii II ~ .. mr. s...,s.-.z n - -. s...
,h, nc oe. r9y ssoosisss oI e,1pe nave oasoo.eeS
me ec, o. an o. me npae
81 "a -. n sAlil u. q salsO Va
'pureiar or III stsr;n . Il res,rtssI "a -" ''s
Gu i m,sslt y; ,nr :.saa'ure OF ffei De
Princira pepot No. 20 SrsIi eighth 3. thrse door,
helog CheSr,ut phiiad.lrh;a 1f,,nr,trx 49,
D,nroisss ear, ba Sllnsf n holssai .,i -ess1 p-S
y cents, 80 cents alld 81 per boule.s -ti@s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-23
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
ArpfrOR -0g STATES OFFICE,

: !" II InI11l1pOIls, JAM 7, To- J
NuTUEREAS. the Ftna Insur Company Of
Nv Hutford, has flied in this Otfics statement OF
it, Condition on the t Of January, 1855 the act Of it,
incorporation and amendments properly ce-ihei u,
and It's written instrument nominating is Agents and
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedly 10 acKnOw-
ledge service ~ process in the ever OF suits.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the requirements
Of AN Act to amend an Act entitled an Act Tor the
Incorporation of Insurance Companies, defining their
powers, and prescribing their duties, approved Marc
3 5, having presented satisfactory evidence 20 me OF
ful cnnpIiance to the requirements and specifications
OF that Act, JOHN w. DODD Auditor 81 the State
Of Indiana, do HEREBY certify that ALLEN &. Hall
LECk. Of Evansville, as tire Agent or said Company ,
IL authorized 70 transact the business Of tE
the A-cnS OF said Ftn1 Insurance Company in this
STATE no 10 July s', 1873 to the extent that be may be
commissioned and Appointed by the said Company
In witless whereof, have heTeunto subscribed my
name and causci the seal OF my office to be affixed
this 18th day Of January. is-s.
JOHN W. D0DD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN c. HALLECE, AGENT. O.
fcb6 EVANSVILLE, IN D.
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HARTFORD, Jan. LIST, 1853,
Personally appeared bcore me, Justice Of thu Pcce,
duly qualified - ;ptn pster Olts, THOMAS TRACE,
JR., Secretary, and made solemn oath that the fore,
going statement IL the assets and condition OF the
Etna Insurance Com ANY j true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of :he Peace.