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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Illinois Central Railroad.

ENOR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LEAvENWORTHC CITY
II Kansa City, To re Hautc, Evansville, vinoenncs
Peoria, Decatur, Springfield, jacksonville, Naples
Cairo Memphis, Match, :, vicksbu,g h. New Orleans
AGd all points Oh tn, lower Missi sippi.
Trains viii leave the Great Central Depot foot OF
South Water aud Lake streets, a. follows
Peoria, 81. l. ,uis Cincinnati! ami Cairs Express Al
3 90 A NJ tSunday1 excepted
Peoria, st Louis and Ceiro Express at s:45 ? n
Sundays excepted
This is the only route bewet Chicago and st Loui.
without chang Of cars, and the most expeditions 10
Springfield, Jacksou'iAc and Naples.
To passengers for Memphis, vicksbnrgh. New Or.
leans &c, the route via Uhiro is th oaly direct and
Is twenty four hours in advance Cf any other.
CONNECTING
AT 5rLMAN-with Peoria h Oquswka r r for Pc
oris, Gaesburg and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent RR.
AT 1oLoSo-with trains of the G -eat Western R
east tor Danville and Lafayette; west for Sprns.
Geld Jacb sonville and Naples and towns the lii
nois River
NArvoON-With trains on the Terre II auto Al.
ton 4 st Louis K, going east To Terre Hsute India
napolis Evans, lille and CrAwfnrdsville west for Al
ton and 81 Louis.
AT ODIN AND SANDOvAL-with trains on the Ohio
l. Mississippi RI, east for towns upon its line;
west for st Louis and Alton
ATST. LoUls-With Pacific Il r and steamers for
Kansas and Nebraska and all ponts on the Missouri
River.
New Nrleans and oil points on the Mississippi river
For Galena Dunei'h Dubuque and st Pau, trains
leay. via Gaeaa Chicago Union RI
At 10 o'clock A NJ and IS PM
Connecting at U.neith with a daily line of Pirst
Glass Passenger Steamers for Prairie Du Chen Ia
Csossc Wln,na Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and a.
Paul. Also connecting at Dubuque with the Dr.
BUQuE PACIFIC K n for Dyersvllle Cedar RAPIDS
Independence Sioux City sc.
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave Via Chicago d Burlington RI
At945 and 500 p u
Making direct connections q. Aandota with trains on
Main Line OF Illinois Central for all the above poists
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at the Office OF the Michigan Contra,
h opposite fremont House corner Lake and Dear.
born streets aeso at the ONCE Of the Pittsburgh N
Wayne Chicago H b opposite fremont House and
At the ofee Of the company In the Great Central D.
pot foot of0outh water and Lake streets.
JAS. O. OLARKl
". P JOHN6ON, Master Transportation
General Ticket Agent. SILAH BENT
JaA1eA0 0up't Ohioage DIV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
II. Louis, Alton 4 lineage Il. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
rh.csgo g. #. Louis via st Louis, Alton & Chicaso
~ X X, al the way by Railroad
CARRYING THE GRKAT AMERICAN AND o. e. xAus
The only direct and reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island II, corner Of Van Buren, And SLer man SITS.
st Louis Day Expfess-10,30 a A-Djily, Sundays
excepted) arrive at -. Louis ii 80 same evening.
81. Louis Eisht Expre5s-lu, 80 P x-Daiiy, arrive
1T St Louis II 80 neat morning.
Day ExpIesr-G,O0 AM-Daily, arrive III Chicago
$40 NJ.
Night EIpras-2;a5 m-Daily, arrive at Chicaso
Trains run directly through wl,Aoat change 0. cars
or basgage. Time from Chicago to st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
sengcrs destined fox Is oou!.ny'on, Springfield,
Decatur, JACK onyillc, Naples and all p,nts the
Mi-ei.sip, !, Missouri Kansas Cumberland ana Tn
Rivers, b. taking tie atuy- route w,l he sure
Of making connections ani arriving In st LOUIS on
advertised time avoiding the xaoiuus dea4s OF the
eli, uilous route Wis Laale PeJrin Eus Illinois river,
sa5itg twe -four hours time being ~ u.iles less
dst.uee TO BLOOMINGTON. IS less to 81 r.ngfied %
lese + 81 L9ais and IS less to Peo.s
THAN hi ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONEECTloNs.
At Joliet VITA IL ROCK Island Railroad tor Otts-
va, Lass Ale, Etch islord and Central wa
At Bloomington. nith Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton wa1nesviIic ana Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria,
A. Pc ria Junction WITH P-Dria OIuaHks X II
for Walnut Or, -, " hingtou, Peoria pekin Bran
ii ID hin.n GOD, hnv1 ,iiit. Galesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington. RsNf
At sprinqf,ld with Great Western K-ilrcad Tor
Jacksonville naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qu4cy and X. okuk, the most expeditions sud rclis-
bic tout, to All purtions or II Missouri.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

Chicago 4 ssck Island Railroad
Qaaasa asafA. .{l.1.Qm Qe1eaetal.

nE and after eui.y May Iyfh 1865. and until
yiurtl.r notice u sins will leave HccA island dali,
sunisys excepted. a. fellows
list mail train 81 ~ .
2 freight s.D y
81 night EXPRESS 80 r. n.
Trains arrive at Rock isis1d dsi'ys Sundays ex.
s4ted, . f+iluw5
ist nisat express ~ ~ A. =.
~ freight trains a. aWP
30 mail train ri os5P.
All trains this roa4 arc Ia direct oonnesion al
chicago with rains bDih the Michigan Soutaef.
Michigan Ccnirsi PitIsbHrs, Port Wayne aud Chier-
10 Rail Road to aud from DetgoIi, Tolala
tsleyeaui Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dnuklfk Buffalo, NIAGARA Far, Albany New YORK
Philadelphia Baitimcre ami " Washington slso st
Tassle with trains ~ the IiiIi.ois C6utrai h.ai-
North 10 tsaieIs ana SOUTH Ia 81 Iaats ar. Gaifu t.
shtrl Dis e. ttkrts can br procured Or
". Is. GTr.lseIe, Tioket Agent
aget- Il n Depot Rock Island.
Pns.-ngeTs IeuiiuId Of ts- Necessity p1siag
distlct directions 20 The de- tns,n OF tEsif bag
gage also u procure tickets before taking their seats
In IN care 81 tue conductors collect osly 20 sta
TIM ON the line Of the Choaso AR1cs island rozd
JOHN TRACY, Superintendent.
y q MEIT2As, 6@'tSus't
Rock leland. May. l6 ISIS titfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
RESTOPHEK CEELEE
HORSE SIOER AND FARRIER.


nN the night OF the 18th inst. from the levee be-
~ tween Iowa and the jun ton Of Front with SEQ
End street, . SCOw SAIL BOAT carrying lib and
Main Salts size-1s OF 20 feet bs by hull, BLACK
deck, light blue. whoever returns the above de-
scribed boat, will be suitably rewarded upon salng
ct ths Denton House Rayle-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Singers Sewing Machines,

NOR all manufacturing purposes, Singers sewirg
IL Machine erc deemed Indispensable. The public
insist upsin bav ,ng their clothing Se, made by them
Hinger's Family sewing Machine IL III latest pter.n
ted for comyetiiOn, and, being Arranged With fuli
knowledge Il the defecis OF other machines Tor Ami
lar uses, has avoided OF Tenedied Tn m all.
II Is the hsndsomest Swing mathine ever made,
and the easiest 10 tperAte
Its excellent M chemical principles and qraiiiie
are aisdiiy Apr et;ated by those acquainted weth
sewing machines and give assurance OF their IL
coming universally adapted. Apply 10 NJ Finger
Cos .Gszette Copies IMPLIED gratis.
Western Office lao LAKE street, Chicago
mr3sCmCH8 Vim Broieriak, AgIt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26

Mississippi h Missouri B. B,

I'm and after Monday, Nay 1ot., 1885, and until
Muscs,ine, Columbus CITY AMI Iowa City t5undAys
escepted) A. follows;
1T Express Train al $40 A n,
~ Mail Tfail az 6 81 Pn
Trains VIII leave psvszporf foI Chioasodsiiy, san
dsys excepted ss foilows
let Mail Train, al IS n
81 hxpress Trsi1, st e5jP N
Trains arrive at Davenport daily. tsuudsys exesp-
tsi) as foiiows;
FROM TEe GssT
Ist Rxpress Train 3. e45 As,
u Mai IRAN, at : ~ r ~
fRoM TBF wEsT
lst N ali Train at d 81 N
"a Express Train at q 5op
All trains oat Of Davenport viii make contiectiJne
at f9iumb, Gil AID ioTs CitJ with The Western
Staee Coz -tssea Tor 81 poiits " est.
The Passenger Train nectg at RICK I-l1ud Will
Cheagu AOk Island kail fuad tT1!ss for Gil p int
IA /, North aud South.
Passengers Syaint sd OF the necessity OF giving
ilstnct direction ~ TO the destnaaon OF their bag
gsse also procure tickets taking heir scsts 10
the cars.
esges Davenport At 8 b. NJ
AriIys at Davenport at BOP 81
n. Is The koiniDg q. 10 A ~ tral fer tn East
ean ects at ChtcdgJ Junction "ith Michigan
South IN train fer tGc Erst. Passengers treby
saye al delay.
may : dtf ADDISON DAY, upt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
Executors Notice.

l ETTERs TgsTAMEsTAEY having b, en- granted TO
- the undersigned ia the st ate OF Ms Helen l.
rray. deceased all persons having any claim again
said esa c are hel eby r. r.d I = esent them for
settlt M and those pcrso indebted - said estate
ars required 10 m,ke pa ment 10 thp uniersigned
ACCORDING to law
JuGe 10, 1858.
WILLIAM FRRRlDAY
Lune2lw9t FIX cutor
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MEDICAL.
ON DOLL AR

nNe AZ tL, b. nj va "A "A ,,ver ,,e,,ne. "a.
~ before the pul.l.c namely ar snnfoed,s Uu-
vluevnae or OF Ii yer &c meds mat acts =. ca-
fharfie easier ttiid.. s.a more r,,.etu.i tbsn
the 10 e,i,ei1e tu.su N 4. No., ouiv y, c.tl.,,,
Int i,nsr remedy .etirs ,st ~, the Ily.r 4, isc,
IN. .o,bd M ate, tLsn a.. az ,1-n ,Tb ma
-, .
Ns''J :" "ie' "A.'"i '""' accomplishing W.
-. vu'peses e"'S'"o",, ~i''ou' n"J jim paiu
lsennts 'AposHne'''n Tue oie'A''ohs 81 fhos'
= same time that It purses II, aud shrD tskeu dsi
y ~ sl'u , A'e uos's va, ..isHe'"e" ann ''"'
- /" ~ W.. unus spu.ny 4, e,,.,,
~ ~ sS'sSI",os -.
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oaa"' =, Inns. .--.. \. a, - ,,,,.s 49,
SOM h,es = 'u ~ !, n' ~, az, lttt- -
- ~ f"iut q "n'b ~ u s"p"" 80 -, !, .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26
a fulIy aualIlled Surgeon saws in {, en- yes.ai.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF CANADA
"A DELIGHTFUL AND HoMANTIC ROUTE
FROM rBEwEsf To
bston, New York aud the Eastern STATE,
Via the Michigan central Great IPestern. O,f.Y.
tttrgh and Vermont Grntrd and
Grand Trsnk Railroad Of Canadn
Passengers by this route have m orp9rtunity IA
VI iths some 1T the ersnae.i and most wani.rtul
- nrr, ~ the worid, including Toronto Nttuu,tf
Fails, Suspension Bridge, H- Ihotlsn nd Is'rnfs
Rnpids ~ Mr - L0trcnee, .,nebnc Montreal
Hhfe Mountain. ne 2ubuta, B,,dye, tn.ariy !
mates ia iengtt,, Lake 6hImplGia. Fails OF y.rt
mDre"di, Hudson H,rer etc &c
ON aud after MAY l1bs, baggage viii BE- cieck
through from Oiicafo
TO EMIt.RAsTS.
Passages NAV It. secured at the oalee ofile oa,rp-
n in Chic 'go b' sailing vessels from ien'.B Iv.r-
200" Plym 18th, 6la-gpw, hIl-toi. HUI. Al 5te,t.
MA Montr Sc An agent Of tho GRAND YRFIk
EA'LROAD etintebduR tie ttnpt al = emf
81 ,nts and taggspe NJ Quehee fre= Il ehsfy,
F,tr from $50 10 $50 TO hoag, Ia5tudtug tops,i
proyisons
Ihe Mammoth st"snr hip
1.EvIAG HAN,
OF g. b0p Tons, AND 200 rEIT ION.
j. under contract to this company Tor one or ncre
ttVst Portland this year. Tourists return IN t.t.
T. om Ch 70 H. the ~ ief towns In Fnrope I'D ttot
y b'i sued Trtct- from Chicago ftr ~ 4 lsts
Mast rlln for the is,ia han f.r the " u Nj r
tp- ships chn obtained At the nfte ~ ri, t.rt.t
Trunk Railroad, lgn. 35 Deatbotn street Ghiraea
hxIIAH0f on tuRors Pht Brfitt ~ L,bi a
NJ nv dtiiarrptr pcurd Stormy may b. pttvu,.A
at the oil II th3 Gtaaj 1fhpt RaH'odf N ca
csgo
J waRaACK,
Ag'nt Of Or Trunk 60 - Canal
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For Sale.

A Lot on Perry Street between R1eht and Ninth
"A streets, 20 By 100 feet. Terms, AGO cash. hi
ncs q time. Enquire Of RATRi0K FOLIY.
may4..dtf or en-. uISITf'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-26


FROM
]. ]. GALLAGHER's,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
Dearborn ST. CHICAGO, Ills.
TAPP EN-.
ia LANE SIREET los
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
q IL @ II Ell L NJ a.
For Men and IBOys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER
FIsHs ertra2riinsry ia~ I,ioe. ruling At the East
1 darsna tie pas ~sntes months, as we'll as the
pf0hahy scafciy q 'fsi, sbIr obs for Spring aud
summer wear, haze induced rs TO purchase aud We
arr now ie-e,yirs b. kxYr.s', an uDu' ually large
and eisssnt assortment OF hue and fashionable go,is
f1r IN NJ wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Oar mandatory ia 'iis city has been k pt In on
stsGt yerait0n during the ptst four month"; era
bog At this iim TO or~r the largest aud beet a.
tor u ntof ~. and feshlonsi garm n ever exhih.
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81. " guarantee The quality u our work, .very
imeut being made up under our own s-pefYislcn,
Ani OF or premises, We Can sately warrant Il
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MERCHANT TAILORIEG.
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NEW YORK PRICES
We guarant e entire satisfection, OF refund tho
msney.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
gSeR,mfmbef tie number, los Lake street
sprt7dIy- JIG TAPfES bhOc
TO Brick Makers.
NOR sale cheap for ca,h-Six Bf.ck Machines COM
II ple,e and In god order. Zach machine with
ne horse will make II $50 Perfect Bfick pr day
All The trcs the II udson River are made b. sim
liar machines. Adde'S
MAKYIAN 4 GIBBS,
utch26 III 2Ul2 Chlcag
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REGIL.lH
Rock. Island, Davenport, Galtna,
Danleih. Dabnqne d 81 Pam
u s. Mail 1eszs!atl5 Packets.
x&ISxTx
Fanny Harris,
w NBotNcSb
lem. PAkKHURST, ......... .Unrk.
H[0tn ltnSNn1

sNON NDou3SV
GRAY ,.......,....,...... M As Ter I.
vlsHR FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssFI will run
j regnlaiIy between Rock Island Dss IMPORT aud
all points n owe to st. Paul making sure oohnec.
lions at GaeiIa nth tbs following boats, which com
pose the Ainutsoti psilv Packet Line to 81 Paul,
eaving GalenA ct 10 o'clock A M.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Iodwick Master
Eoriht IN Belle, J. Y. Hurd
!" City lie X. Lodwhk F."
{. Granite state, II. Gaibit +"
" Galena, L,rton, :"
!" Aihambra, AcGuire,
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port FOR Gaens every Monday. wednesday aud Sri-
day at O'Clock A NJ.
Returning leaves Gsicna for Rock Island and Da.
venport every day, Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tishominao, which
leaves Immediately ON the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, at 6 O'Clock III.
The Kate Ca sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
TOR Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 3 O'Clock A N.
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on nday, wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock 4 NJ, connecting with Kroknk md st. Louis
Packet Ben Campbcll, which leaves on arrival VI the
Kate Cassel At o'blotk p N.
These boats will give through tit kets to a points
above Gans u IT Paul. will also receipt fox freight
10 all OF The sb .ints, and Iii p-y particular at
tention to the delivery Of the same. Passengers and
shippers can rely upon the Strctert pune uality,
these bC at The all and must leavc promptly
At the hour TO make their councillors
N B.--These boats arrive every evening al Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS n PRETTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY e. CO.,
POWARS & CO.,
Agents, Rock Islsni
WI. GROvENBRRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch27-dtf
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BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN
BANKERS,

AND DEALERS Nv EXCHANGE.
A,eAoitS ElocA, corner Bradq and Second Is
DAVENPORT IOWA
k'ACH AkGF on all tie principal cities CT The UE.
= TED States Great Britain, Ireland auJ cont
mental knrope bought and sold
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds rerlittc3
10 ay part OF the United Stat a. lowest rAtgr "
Exchsnge
Collections OF Notes, irafs 80 NIT. es.eia- ari
made in all pare II The Illtei States
uanaiAS aud Eur ne
stosfs and honis tenghi aRa ruid conrnl,etnp
AID dividends colle,t,3
laui arrahts bought, SOLD AMI located
Exchange On Cities "a the United staff,
Carpenter Vcrn.iIpe, NV York city
albany CITY bank Albany New YoIk.
sl'!aio 'ity Bank, Hufinto NV Yofk,
rams 81 CoiuIiercc, Boston Mas husetts
Trsiesmeh'r bank, Phiiadely,hia P..ltn.vlvs. Ia
hefch Manufactures Bank Pittslure IA
Ackin 3 Go, Baltimore, MI
Gilmore h BrOtherton, Cincinnati uhi5;
Lucas n 5iinOuts, 81 Loas, bio:
Citizens Bank, New OTie-iis La;
X X Awift, Brother & Johnston Chicago IL,
mch23 ttf
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OFFICE STATIONERY

Every ,aiitS ~ oiiitc stnunrIt, islh Foreign ana
Domestic, hvpl iantiS o., haisi
EWieys Cchbfottd Foantam Pen
which Ior durability elasticity ani hInutss are un.
suryAAsti by an other
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Writing and Blank Book Paper.
brown >on. pro,ii. a cs.s. >ec,io. Pap r.

Fiei Rocks, Transit L,ots. LIZ eli Bpoks Canci
una sahle pencils iniia Ink Newmaps, aud " md on
d ktwfons water C loTs in half and whole cake
Mathematical instruments III sets and operate.
!, ais PIOtI attOIs, ra.ari Huks, Pocket Knic-,
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CuLSTEKMAN'S METALICTArES

all lengths Surveyor Chains ~ and itn trrt ~
lyngth Any instrument nut nn hand Nileh Waiifai
VIII hr urIeIui from TIN ,tst on hort notice. AMI
Iurui@ he'd At frct
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-14

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LAFE IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY Office Raleigh, n C This
Company nsures the lives of individuals for year, term
of years. for life 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
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
great inducements to such disposed to in
SLAVES insured for term of from one to five years.
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within days after satisfactory proof
DIRECTORS
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WM. D. Cooke,
WIN. w. HOLDEN WM. Fl. JONES,
JNo. G. WILLIAMS QuNrEN BusBEE,
H. w. Hustled, K. =. BATTLE,
WM H. MCKEE, ID. G. TowLE.
p. F. PESCUD X. Ii. BATTLE,
CHARLES B. RooT.
OFFICERS.
DR.. CHARLES E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN Pice President
r. H. BATTLE, Secretary.
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer,
H. w. Hustled, Attorney
w. H. Mckee Aedieal Examiner.
@. BUsBEE,
VIII MCKEE, mittee.
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, NJ. D. Nedlicat
WILLIAM H. McKEE, NJ. D. Board Of
For further information the public referred to the
at the Office of the Company, orany ofits Agencies.
Communications should be addressed (pnst paid,) to
R. II. BATTLE, Secretary.
Raleigh June 26-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-14
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C.. Mutual Insurance Company.
"A North. Carolina Mutual Insurance Company held on
the 18th of January, the following were elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
J. r. Williams do.
c: W. B. aatehings, do
Kemp p. Battle, do.
George Little, do.
James NJ. Tuwies. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newhern.
Joshua g. Wright Wilmington
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
Geo W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
F. +. Pagan, Plymouth
J. w. Harre. Murtreesbrro.
H. b. Williams Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville.
Jnseph White, Anson County.
Josh Boner, Salem,
A T. Sunny Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. Fl. Selby. President.
II. ID. Turner, Tice President.
John H. BRYAN. .4ttOrRey.
Hauiden S. Smith, SecretQ,y0nd Treasurer
T. H. Selby, Gpfco J
John r. Williams, Erecutiue C5mmittoe.
C. w. ID. Hutchings
This Company has been in successful operation 10
pery in the State except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
teries) upon favorable terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting Il soOoo large portion of which
is in country risks and its present capital is Seven
The average ofnsuiance upon the plan this Com
pany has been less than third of cent
nnm grades of property embraced in its operations
All communications in reference to IsuIance should be
addressed tc the Secretary post %x Rad s,,ru e.
naleIgn, req. o, 1893. IL