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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
VRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL EsTATE

ON VALLEY STREET, AT AUCTION.-Pur.
s'iant tot"o deeds OF trust executed to tho subscri
Der by Patrick OConnel one bearing date the list
December 1885, and of record the Clerks office Of
Ilenrico County Court. for the purpose OF securing
TO DIR RIch~Td Carr ington tain sum of money
ith OF june st and. OF record aforesaid for the
purpose OF securing to Joseph M Darlington a GER
qaired thereto by the beneficiaries shall Offer for
sale, at public auction, on the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the eth day Of March, Is5s at the hour of
o'clock Nj, the lot Of ground conveyed i'm said
Geeds, beng the lot lying aud being at the sonth-
cas-. cornerot Valley and Richard streets. fronting
80 feet ON Valley street and running back 1866 feet.
and lying partly in the city of hichmond and par tIy
in the county of Henrico, being the same which &
known and distinguished by the letter IL" on
plat of the estate Of Col Richard Adams &c The
title is believed to be good, but the nstee will
vey such title as is vtsted 10 him. The taxes for the
present year, the purchaser 10 pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
Mss V. A. TEMpLEMAN 81.
SPIRIT FREE GIFT DIS
rRIkurInN an sl mln.

TRtBUTl0Nt The proprietors OF 'P0RTER'S
SPIkfT OF THE TINES" the great Weekly News
Taper. and Chroic,e Of the Turf Field sports. and
family Literature, Of America, viii, on the 9th vi
tREE DispRIBUTIOS oP a nno
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POST or FtCE;
Depot {!

POST FtCE
Depot !!
rE7UE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
z renewed their stock would respectfully inli-
mate to their friends TINT they are prepared to Til
ANY order embraced in th" ,ine of
Zoo X $,
Bound and in pnmphlc; form. con- iprisng u large MS
sormcnt of Novels and Ight Literature, by the
most pophHr authors of the day
Standard Works.
In sheep. calf ard cloth. Historical Biographical.
Cr zeal. Poetic H. Thcooeicil Philosophical, philol>
ogcat, spiritual, q e the recent ism sc Sc. among
" hch are Byron. Mo IRE. Shakespeare, 1cn Johnson
Conquest of Peru and Mexico, brandt,
Enc, clouPdin of Science. Literature and Art, ditto
nf Enllish Literature, Ch lmbrr- Information. Prof
llarr's WorS, aud a host which space restricts
enumcratng.
school EG0as
idaptCI for tie Common School. here, besides
large 'sortmcut of different varieties.
Stationery.
" riting Paper. gilt an plain, ruled and unrucd, Le
gal cap, Foolscap, Bill Cap, broad and narrow.
Cards, cnlored aud plain Fancy Note Paper of
every variety and style, the finest ever brought to
this market. Euvei pes to match.
blank BOOKS. dem folio. cap. Quarto, in sheep,
Russia, hall bound, &C. Diaries for IS, Morocco
Tucks, Pass Boob "a. &c
FANCY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Cold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CABIN ET


Vice President. ..John u Breckehridge'
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PhOlon'a PntCnt
GOLD HILL STORE
t. O H 81 n Il RI
kAE intend to Leave, and ir yo,

ENyE intend to Leave, and if you
w wish good bargain nn1 the best frame store
in Butte county, suitable for banking, merch0ndi
ling, or almost nny other business CALL AND SEE
Us Part can reinr in on mortya Wa viii like
wise sell two or more shares In The PARk@ CLAIM.
one In thu BtlCKEYE. and two or more IN The SE'
BASTDpOl.-all claims o good repnic, ON Gold liNl,
and warranted not Ia cut the cycto"th of any pur-
chaser unless he should give ''pc" for then. We
closing businc,s, therefore during the next month
our goods shn be sulh fTE NJ ron f.fNU, and
hose indebted may avoid tronbl" by calling aud
settling AT Once. '.ED. PIlNIf,
Fcb n 1858 &. l. PARKS.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
.W. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND nusrooS STREETS,
WILLIE.
FRANK J0HHSON,... Proprietor
FRANK J0HNSoN,.... .....Proprietor

IA THIS HOUSE, which ever since the "a
LIZ earliest days of oroyille has been the LIZ
popular resort of the resident and Travelling public.
has lately been thoroughly reprared and rendered
in it, every appointment the very best hotel north OF
Matysville.
BElNG THE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE Cp = COACHES. Travellers to and from NIL
parts ui the ate, will find this tho most conVenieni
and Il, s,rable stopping place in orovie.
The Table
Nul alu ays hr implied with the choicest yiands
ublainahie ii fhe market.
THc Beds
Are carefully aieudcdto, AMI always Kept neat and
comfortable
The Bar
L. stocked with the very best brands ~ Wines and
liquors. In 'act, Il j. tho aim o he undersigned to
maintain Tor the st. NICHOLAS, the character of
First Class Hotel, Complete throughout.
FRANK JOHNSON. ProT rietor.
n. N.--rravolcrs, by leaving their names with the
clerk can be called for the Stages mt any hour they
may desire.
OroNlilc, Dee ~. d3l-tf
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Wolfc's Schcidam Aromatic
@CHN APPS,

which adutcralcd compo nds nrc ntcnlcd to sell in
California az in-l my genuine article.
My object Is 10 an Ounc" tbat ! have recently es
abnshcd au AGENCN IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State aui Oregon with my Schnnpps
and thIt hereafter VIII always keep said NJ ncy
supplied with large = eek; - that Irsprc,nhc drug
gists aud liquor dealers throughout 'aiiluruIh
can always supply Themselves mt II regular Pdce,
merely enough over the NV York price to cover
cost OF freight and chIryrs thus avoiding cumph nj
~ heretofore. of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
Itis now many years since first imported these
Schnapps r I'm the celebrated old di-lcry at Schri-
dam. Holland, in which am interested III nov
conceded that no Gin was cvcr imported iulo thiS
country which has approached my Schnapps IN re-
gard to PURITY, HEALrIIFU IN i.SS, and En-
QUISIrE AROMA or havOr. This claim. aud for
proof point to their universal popularity aud the I'M
neuse and increasing consumption b. All classes,
north and south. east and west. comprising The TEN
perance people. medicai faculty, &C., to such AN eN
ten. thsi my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity OF 900 bottles per day. Is barely able 10 bi
lis orders.
Also, the Wofe's Schnapps have been Gualyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mot aud
Deck q; New York, and OTHERS, who all testify that
they
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8LANK g.

xvcry le.cript.n of Blanks executed on the sLor'
At notice. with unrivallsi taste and ncatnos'.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TTIoS. BoxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE corner Montgomery and Washington sts,
SAN FRANCISCO.
An tn O T. i Y @ d - = ON t {:

AmadIr Sentinel, jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent city;
Democrat. Mariposa;
Sentinel, Santa Cruz;
Chronicle, Ireka,
FL Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, Jackson. o T.:
Standard, Portland, q. T.:
Argus. Oregon city, %. I ;
Messenger, Corvallis q T.;
Times, Portland. q. T.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISE

First District. t..... ...-........ .....f A. Mapo
SecOnd b" ...Owep MWPn.
Third :" ............... .....-.....'. T. hiPios
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable "a. remedy against BAD WATER,
CIR RANEG.INHlGES HOY, DYSPEPSIA. DEEllI-
TY, Sc They al-o certify that they fond my
Schnauus to be free from Afnihc Alcohol or Fus}l
Oil, an exceedingly hurtfu ingn3 enl. found IN all
common Gin. which Ur. Mott describes as "ictid.
acrd, aud asihmatical aud producing rrrparabe ct
fecls upon the nerve. aud stomach" The certificate
cond or heavier Essrninl Oil ol juniper, also dan
gerous component. produced hy the over d-il'latIon
pruo crd 10 increase the qantl ia making "r!lnar!
Gin "
These -tntnneut~ me ~ :, with yicw 90 Invite
comparison ~ California br &rrn i1H V"uun' ~ olic
Srnapp-.und the various hral.- q DIsG- lmii tpus,
mixed, docturcd up. or FWec,rled t,iu; ~ square,
black Ootes, Limitation o my syjc OF 'itIrs) under
different names uut Labels wh"iicr ma h"I L"I"n,
t.ctnHn,. loluui Scuridlm >chnapps, &c, 10 irii-
mite variety copH lent tht tha nai VII result IN
California jus. as II h.- pn- rucc dome IN all thr
older Stltc-. III rrppdiHi INK all To" hoEr'. dh"hoio-
some limitations rlcrrri 20 1rdt complete triumph
Of my pure Schrlam Schutpps.
drIE3 hrety 10 notice two iaci- wi'ch nave tici!
added largely 10 the use ol " ollie, Sthuiil~ ~ The
City uf New York and cs where. IT Pore French
brandy Il Is now almost ia ,oss bc tu rt,ah -t"hri!
all The brandy imported from France cling American
raw spirits sent there, made into bari!. AM ~hpIrd
back NJ ,in. 2d. Many people T-e Hbnhdnilhk lht
use uf ArcericJn whiskcy, brandy aud gih, rihcc It
ha. been discovered tnat SfRiCIAiHb. deadly
poison l. use a; the west IN dislID< thereby IN.
crcasing the yield OF Liquor about onc-ihird
In concusiun, will sny Ia all who desire who.e-
agreeable tonic and snuenLgsye tar trlalto
" q l. + f. $
Sc.icidaIif Aromatic SCfiapps.
UUCLPilO WOLFE. : ole importer.
a6-3m % Beaver street, New York
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c. A u 10 NJ!

q AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers Of
u New York. Boston and san Francisco, are eNtcn-
sivey engaged in putting upin square bottles, under
various ilie-, cheap o my ons established
md r.tl nnl
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STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
u. G Bro1erick ............... ........Wm m 6win
US REPRESENTATIVES,.
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nAllY RECORD. OROYIllE.

DAILY RECORD. 0ROVIlle.
Daily State Journal, sac.
Enquirer. Marysville;
Republican, Shasta;
Cilizen, Downieville;
Plumas Argus, Plumas;
Tribune san Jose;
Herald, Auburn:
Courier. Yankee Jims;
Union | emucrat. sonora
Californian, Oroville;
Independent,San Andreas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, Cachevillc.
Gazette, san Leandro;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19

OF A 81 oeking affair occurred al
Weston, Missouri, on Sunday night last.
While a sick man and his vie were 10
bed and asleep, rufliin broke mo the
house, at nio-pisht, and scizirg The fca-
bic mar. dragged him from bed asd into
the yard, beating and eadeavorin2 10
strangIe him while being iaken from The
house. The young wife screamed fpr
help, and no one coming TO her aid, she
Sc zei a clsb and with well direetet
blows, smashed the srull of the mur
'derc5 killing hin on The SPIT aud re-
leasing her husband from us GRASP
The act WIS dome in-the dark, and til,
assuilant was unkuosn tili on bringing
a light to examine the corpse, he Wa
found TO be man living Ia the town
with whom they had had no difficulty
aud The motive Tor the sssault could no.
be co.j cinrel, The wife on an exami.
nation before a magistrate was exoners
ted from blame.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
GA recen, ac, Of the Massachus.

GA recent act Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature, prohibits rail roads from
transporting liquor unless il be sealed
with the State Commissioners Seal. The
object Of the law is not stated. I, has
had the effect 10 stop large portion o.
the freight business which has shereto-
fore been done in the transportation o.
whiskey, rum, aud brandy tu, in it;
stead, there has been most astonishing
Increase in the VINEGAR" trade, Every
/, train goes out from Boston loaded will
hundreds Of casks. conspicueusly mark
ed svinegar.n This change in trade
has attracted the notice ofztlls public
onthorities, who are ,contending for ,ht
fright of search and SMELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19

- OF Dir. Henry Sscres,. who il the
prominent Democratic compromise can
didate for Congress in the Terre nau,e
District has been asked il he approved
OF the English Bill for the settlement Of
the Kansas difficulty. 10 reply bes,ys
be was opposed TO the Lecompion Con-
s'isuiion being forced u;on The people
Of Kansos. Il never, for a moment, ap
.prehended serious danger OF such a re-
s sul.- And whether the enemies Of L.
compton should resort to the Crittenden
Montgomery smendmen', or the English
Bill, as . meons;o defeat The original
proposition, was matter about which l
tell little concern" II is now the law
Of the land; and, as such, suppose oil
good citizens will submit TO il. Toraise
the question Of repeal now, wculd do
no good. as the law will mainly spend
its force on the ist Monday in August
when the people of Kansas are to vote
upon (which will, doubtless. be the
end Of the unfortunate Licompton Con-
.stitution. 1t cannot. and. 10 my opinion.
ought not 10 become q precedent for the
future"
He does not desire a nomination 10
Congress. ba, will accept il, IL his name
can restore harmony to the ranks os the
party. He will not accept one from a
convention that prescribes any test on
Lecomptonism.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19

On FRS: street, near Main, is prepar
Ell to discount. approved short time
notes and bills. Buys and sells Tllinoi:
Wisconsin,, Tennessee, aud all other IN.
cnrrsn, money. Gold. exchange, land
warrants, ADD sells sight drafts on Eng.
land. ireland and Scotland; in sums tc
suit. =, - Z.
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fsansdills 1aiIr sourmt.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

=
60 - = : = : - =
a. N01-The Enquirer does not like the
practice o. reducing Tie vote Of del
= Esgstionto conycnlios TO a u,.ii. because
il surpresses The expression Of the oPIn
ION OF minoriiies who have RICH; 10 be
heard. II says ii each delegation Is %
vote ss platoon Of soldiers are drilled
~ sbe word Of commatd, II would be
better 10 send bot one deleg re. and then
there would be no divisions Of opinion
10 reconcile. The fact Of sending a
delegation OF many individuals Is 10 give
representatives u all shades Of opinion;
bu, 10 pledge them all to vote ons way.
is 10 nuiIify the only OH &C. in ferming a
delegation Of memb r.. The reasonias
of the Enquirer il most excellent, aad
is particularly forcibls. as il is brought
- home by practical personal appIica i ~
scitse.f. where il is nude TO feel the in
Justice and tyranny os these packed eau
euses. II the Enquirer will come out
boldly against the whole system. and
dencunce f,as it knows the abjmina' ;ou
deserves, the infamous rule Of the wire
pullers can be overthrown. Let the En-
quirer cone to our al !. and we will assist
IN de,hrouing the dsmagoguHs The
reasoning i. applies toihe con Tenn 'iidne
Of making saunits' Of delegalipaA is
:. equally conclusive against making the
decisions Of the majority o. convention
Z, impera,iyely binding on all who belong
70 the party. II majoritics have un'im
tied power and right TO enforce ;heir
ssopinjous on all others, they have as good
"a right to do it. in !, delegation to con-
1sveuiou, as in caucus. Aud If they
have right 20 do it in caucus. they
have RICH, to Co 1t in legislature, and
ia the exercise Of the whole power Of
the government over the country. This
docssins reduces miuori,ies TO slavery,
and makes the majority an Irresponsible
,1yrsnt. The fundamental principles an
4 The whole form and structure or or
- Government are ia dirsct ontagonism L.
these doctrines. The chief purpose Of
every constitution in the country, is ID
check and set limits to the pow Z d
majoriiics. Constitutions are designed
usbulwarks 10 the rights OF miuosities-
10 pro,ee, them from expressions of ma.
i isrities. There is not IN 1re anti
American or anti Democratic doctrine
slaSi upon the current -ofpopullr opin
ion, than this notion Of The Unlimited
rights Of majorities. A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
lhc same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF. suffering.


Through lhe crowded cabin could be
seen a'cauple Of n. "Sijesrs Of CHAR
~" frat here-theu there-SaoJering
through 5ie throngsd h9sli,allikc argsl
visisanis, speaking an encouraging word
To- ,ne-stfor1iug Temporary relief 10 an
o'l..f-@hlsrerjng prayer with Q third
-rauneripg blessing With The expir-
Ing. Noseifort was spar-d by them il
IN. If work OF charity and love.
They came as pass myers on the Pen
sylvanis; aud being ia the ladies cabin
at the line of the OK, losiun, ere saved.
The highest tr:blte Of praise is paid
to Captain Surgeon and officers Of the
Diana. forti,e;r generous kindness TO the
Sufferers. Mol hearing of the disaster
till the other steamers had taken the
survivors on board, Capt. s. tsrned back
and went fifteen miles down The river il
search Of those who might have escap.
ed, aud afterwards took on. board l23
survivors,, and brought them to Mem
phis aud Cairo. without charge. aud rails
a purse Of 5000 for their relief, smong
lie passengers OF the Diana. rst
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19

BRIGHT AND FIrCa's cAsE.-On the
final vote for returning Messrs. Bright
aud Fitch in the Senate, Mr.. Bayars,
Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee,
who is opposed to the pretepsions Of
these iutruders, was conveniently silent,
and the contest was mainly conducted
by Mr.. Trumba!l, backed up by Messrs
Wade aad Hale. Mr.. Seward took no
part whatever, and was content 10 ap-
pear as an outsider, Tor reasons which are
very well understood, and reflect 90 par
iicular credit on his course. Mr.. Pugh
was the most active champion Of The
claimants, and deserve, their lastir g
gratitude. - sr ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
The LAST ACTS OF oosssEss -Th

navil bill. as finally passed, provides ior
the construction, Of seven slooPs OF war.
The ocean service bill allows Mr.sCo|
Inns his suspended pay, tu. does no: al
low him to change the terminus of the
line TO Southampton. The new loan
authorized i. for $40 900 600 at Eve per
cstt.. instead of $1,000 900, as first
asked for by the Secretary Of the Treas
Jury. This makes the whole amount OF
loans authorized BY the last Congress,
$40 900 900. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
GREAT ATTRACTION!

HSfIE nhdersiened- propose VI sell their COAL
sasaii Se 4. sa h q sss ss sHs &
ane sssers acres OF land, OF good quality, ~ell
tmoersf yhe cansl passes through he lard near
few feet " the mouth Of the coai pit The coal Vein
.sase9ss,x feet thick, and in good verisg % Ter,
miners c,ai cars and ashiney Tor nosiiSs "s i.l
hSsie and sauasle horse 2 work it GOOD
down hriecI raadfra bushels At load There !. on
corn CRIB, set Of bac Sslnihs FOOLS corn enough 70
ast The stock ill the new cropcomes in. Also, all
with farming Utensils twenty a. res os grain oats and
GO n,Snd one Of potatoes The lscaor Is one Of die
e ss s ss4s ss Ss as sh e Sste
would soon 5ecoe the center Of trade for that pat OF
chaser fhe undvided half, aud possession riv-
"a a, @ For p3rsicuaFs inquire Of Esl
AmOry, in Evansville. Also, Aliens ExchSSse.
jelisdx~d RowLEY s. AMoRY.
a GRICC LTURAL IMPLEMENTS
"A bd9z. Scythes and Snathes ,.yarious patterns;
80 Scy.hes aud Cradles do do;
s do short do do:
= boxes seythe Stones. EoTsa ,so :, soxs
vHowERs, Rcapcrs and ThrcsIers OF va Gus pat
u q. n. COOK & SONS.
ENRrED FEVlT-
H 100 bushels Dried Apples;
20 do do Peaches. -. =
Per !',ol sale AZ z H COOK sons.
M HITS LEAD--eoo kegs sure White lead, jus
Il. "sTGS ' A'@" - : : WHEELER s RIGGS.
ifiVUsT RECEIVED 'Ir'f'-t--.
81 = reels Cvtton Iiop fFEf frT q
50 bales Candle Wirking.
30 DO Cotton Tvine; -aNA Ea EalsFNs y
200 sross s;ches.i In store sIi for sale bv2
go ~ WHEELER ~ RIGGS.
/ EsO0RS AND SASHA large assortmen, 81 Pan
~ Il DOors, and assorted sizes Window Sash h
store aud FOR sale ios by WHEELER & RIGGS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19

Great Sale of Imported BTaudies at
"a ~ Auction. =.
ME vii sell NJ our stare on Main street. satur-
~ dry 5une ! sui next, 1T public aacsion, sac
NNTln me- 1aaHty and genuine inIporte; Brans lee,
IN q AND = pipe aad Preserves Fruits in rass ars
t e 4 "a. 81 ar tsfifS sfi propre.
Icis OF tarf6n:ss aud cenievtopers are invited to
come and exainit e - rF
The gods viii DC sald without reserve Terms
cash. fr ar sums under sa5; for sums over that
taken. - - DECKER ELANFR
NIB Cansierrnents arc solicited The money will
be promptly paid over soon sales effected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
Abstract
Statement IF tie CJa1ition Of Tie CITY
FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY o,
Hzrtf0TG, -JIana,g st,1s53. en- I.


Statement IF tle C1n1ition Of Tie CITY
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY of
Hartford, JGanaig lst,1s55. q.
- NAME AND LocATIoS. M
= lhe name q this Company is the CRY FIst Is
- located 1t Hartford. Connecticut.
.a.f ar n CAPITAL. s..-s s'..ss st
The amount 81 its Capital Stock Is one hundred
and hty thoasaaf dollars- The auount % its Capt.
dollars <ac ,h1c
Cash hand ..i..-. s.... sI04ss rs
Casa in hantsoi agents aad 1shsr persons. lc,iisIY
don Is owned ~ the Company, II y I
10 81 90 I'd MOrtsaye Isouds OF the Indiana
Central Railroad tom pai1y. laying semi- 81
annui interest OF 20 peT cent =. 80. lnfOo,ce
gage on Real fss,:e---.. 80 $3.50 90
LDan5 on c2llateTai ssseure9i 10y a9l shares CO
Of Bank Siock. aud other stocks and
honds ia posscSsi'i Of tom Oaisy s@.... 5I.s5e.os
e5S shares Bank stock 8, go 90
1seIa 1ssf isiei 80 s ss. 3
Office furnitu.s. ..es-ss-s...T 5T.T
s Total Asse;. o.thc Company. si9sas. :;
LAsIJrTigs
I,as'es adjusted aud not due. .s3,sI5.0D
losses utlt d ust-fl /. aui ia sus- s
psass, waiting io' furthsr !. ,-oso q
AZ other other Claims asahss The s'ss''
Company estimated ..-.s, s,llS-oo
Total IiaSilitiee. 80 sla.s;ol0
TIE sre est amount ms rei IL amy one risk Is 5000.
The gr,Sae Starlount alloHei 4, he insured in any
one CIy, 1870 2r lilisse' s-res a,c0rd'ns u its
The grcsiest amoas.t hiioeeato be insured in any
one olovs, ylEies As ~ The laeced.ng. -.
any s'ase or states as secrr " f Issse L!hsrsin
l. BRAINARp ses-y. ~ ~ '-es y' ~ :, 's' -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-19
SpECIALITIES.

cAscERs-Remoyed without the knife and perma-
nenfly cured. 4s,l-t 4 - -
BRoscuTTIs AND CossUxPTJos-Treaied by the
new system OF inhaation Of sedicated yapors, assist
ell by valuable expect0rant syrups. fre-sr -. -
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the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases
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