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Southern Ente,rp.fse .1Iaead'
EMER US
. ArEIrrrn CORN rTrrsrrrrrcs NJ a ryrErKE

z NJ 2 K
PATENT CORN HUSKTNG MACHINE,
Now on Exhibition at No. 30 CAMP STREET
This machine for simplicity utility durability surpasses
anything for that purpose brought before the pube Ii
worked by freddie with the foot and fed with hands thus
huskng from 500 900 bushels day against the old fash
Toned by hand Of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving time in the huskng
is that this machine prepares the hk in the perfect
mattresses which worth from $50 Sl0O per
they fall from the machine.
Planters the public generally invited call
the merits of these machines.
A, CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
az 2ptf Owner Of the Patent fer the United States.
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C. C. BIER s co.,
= -. -

Dealers Cooking and Paror Stoves Ranges Brass Cocks
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Pumps, etc.
Agent for the Maryland Gas Co.'s Apparatus the JeFery
Pumps,
No. 95 CAMP STREET
jyl9 2p3t-lm New Orleans.
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- va sre Indebted II tie pugser Of the steam
ship AIlantia foE Iaae Floriaa pape1a.
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Ere AND Loss oF IdpE,-on the evening Of Tie
10th iast the sseamAug Iappahannock was DESTROYED
pY iEe in The Delaware riser. near Philadelphia, with
a EoAsoF foFtyeight lives atI naaEes.
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MoRE GaEgsR POISONING, The Manchester n.
HI Mirror says that the families Of Mr.. G. p, Dun.
bar and Mr. Badger, eleven persons in all, have just
been poisoned by eating cheese. The administration
Of proper remedies has relieved al parties. The
symptoms we're the same as Id copper poisoning and
i j. supposed that some copper utens was used in
the manufacture DE- The cheese.
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Printing! Printing!
NEAT! CHEAP!. QUIGKi!!
CLARK & BRIsBIN,

CLARK & BRIsBIN,
No 10 CAMP STREET, over the Crescent Office,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the public
that they fully prepared any every descp
ton of PLAIN, FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
Job Printing,
snch Pamphlets Cards Circulars Bill Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs HaudBlls Labels Ball Tickets etc etc. on
the most accommodating terms.
With their experience doth being Practical Printers
voting their personal all orders entrusted to hem
and their facilities they ae themselves that their work
not be exceed, any respect by any office in the city.
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
ing neatly executed. ie2t 2plyMo
TYse Best .4anea.scun Pianos
EVER PR0DU CED IN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
sTEINWAY & SONS, N. Y.
These Pianos celebrated quality of tone elegant finish
and Notwithstanding at half tone higher than
pitch,
In fact they considered by the eminent Pans to be
superior to any other made in this country
Theundergned visited SUMMER all the Piano Manufac-
tories in the Northern cities and selected sTETNWAY
sons INSTRUMENTS the best adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and aud artists
invited to call and examine them.
ALSO
The best MELoDEONs,f from the mandatory ofMAsoN
L. GABTCI,
nil 2pMotf Camp street below Gravier
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EFeltru Ee&th.

GLIDER,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT an kinds Of PLAIN and oRSA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the hast style. my15 2pIy
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q Another Case o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ea-Another Case Of MISREPRESENTATION
vile, y. Y, March 4, 1856
Dr. q NJ JaeksonDear SIR Having received great bensG
from the use Of Honands German B,ter think Il my duty
as friend Of mankind let them know it. bad for wears
been afflicted with dyspepsia arising from s affection Of the
liver and arrangement Of the stomach was under The care Of
the physicians Of this vicinity obtained no relief was mi
duced through the advice of friend to commence The use Of
your Befs and took faithfully according to directions three
bottles which entirely cuedme, and now and myself in rs
good health IS have ever enjoyed
Respectfully yours,
JOHN c. eUEEEEs,
Ask for Hochand's German Bers Fske nothing else ana
see that the signature Of c. NJ jackson is on the wrapper Of
each bottle
FEnslpSi 9tAee us Arch street. Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists Or stefekeepsrs IN every village in the
United States Canada West Indies South America at IS
cents per bottle
Sold In New Orleans, wholesale and retail BY WRIGHT
CO., Mes. q and ISL Charities street. 3yl splmSW
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PLuspEHlNa THn ROMANS The italian journals
express great displeasure at the French Government
having just caused Che Descent from the Cross Of
Danieie Dc Yolteua 10 be removed from Rome for
paTis This picture, which, according to connosseurs
had other rivals 81 Rome than the TRANSPORTATION
olRaRhael, the ST Jerome Of Deminiehine, and the
Madona Of Fnliguo, bad been ordered from the cels
hrate1 painterby Helena 0rsini, who made present
Of TO tho Church Of Che Trinity, Z At present, .
says Roman journal, the misfortune is irremedi.
able, and the magnificent picture is on It's way to
Parisu
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New Orleans January 30, 1883
n B. Gons-Dear Sir take pleasure in stating that
four months when suffering with Chs and Fever which
had stuck to me months induced rya
Of your Kaperapeump just before chill expected and
such the effect had upon that determined upon
giving fair trial. and bought bottle and took according
directions The result was that before had half finished
the bottle, ch had left and have since returned
in the enjoyment Of perfect health, having
perieueed any the effects quinue other drug usually
inmedcnes such Diseases do cheerfuy
the "Kaperlapeum" to all who afflicted like
Your friend, =.-..-
New, orleans, January 3d. 1883
Mr. Gojns-Dear STR know NOT how inform you of the
wonderful change your Eaperlapeum has made IN me- For
eight years and four months suffered with the falling the
womb and had several Of the eminent physcas this
city finally thought my hopeless and refused
anything for me- when y husband found you the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle of your tonic
justly celebrated hair tonic among the refined Of
the city really that ofdivine origin,
hardly realize my great change never better my
life than this That every poor afflicted
may get your great tonic my feryent prayer
MARY SIMS,
So Hevia street.
New Orleans.
New Orleans March Is, 1858.
have used ons' Ksperapepmn for ehs and fever, and
has cured eRtly believe viii cure when everything
else fails. a. VI. SMITH,
New Orleans.
New Orleans, March Is 1858,
Mr.. Coins I have been using your "Keperapeun for
fstue that have suffered with for the last eighteen years hay,
ing during that time operated upon BY DR. Johnson ST.
Louis without have induced try your
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results, IaatePse speedy cure.
AMOS HIaHTOWER,
Cont street. near Robinson street,
m25 2ptf New Orleans.
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APPROXIMATIONS Prizes.

64s5 prizes amounting
whole Tickets, $40; Halves. IS Quarters. 50 3D.
nFA Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries win %
sent 10 any one desireus Of receiving IT.
5000 Prizes will be determined BY the last hRnre q 'he
paTo draws the 10000 prize For example II the
number drawing $4,000 prize ends with No l. then At
tickets where the naber ends in will be entitled TO k
the ends then an the tickets where thsnaa
Der ends in Twill be entitledto $50, and on TO o.
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets.
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Read THIS f!
~ Nav ORLEANS, August II, 1857.

NEW ORLEANS, August Ii, 1857.
Dear sThe wentyfour inch Mil which purchased froa
for Mr. T. j. Packwoods plantation has been attached
the arm engine and put in operation last week.
much pleased with every respect both regard its
piety durability, and quantyyit grinds timed the mill
when operation several times found my surprise
the mill was grinding Dnshe per uue therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
TO Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them be superior any mill ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD. Engineer
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81 A ~ IL ri
ID x IN ia

ON the nth nst by the Rev Mr. Hedges RUTH A. eldest
DAUGHTER d John MeEadden, . W0IsMAITNEY CRANE
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a FAMILY PoIsoSED. The louisville Journal of
the lfh inst states that Oh the previous DAY Mrs p
Fape, Of that city, her daughter Ellen, young lady
named GTeen, and negro man were lpoisoned BY
afseHe, which had been mixed with tile coffee BY
fegFQ servant girl about ten years Of age. Through
pf0m9t medical aid the two young ladies and The
lagKo weEe soon ont f danger, bat Mrs. Pope was
setloasly III at last accounts.
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1fYsTER1aus DISAPPEARANCE. = The Brandon
tAss) Republican Of Wednesday last states that Mr..
Sidney $. Way, printer. disappeared from that
Town about week previous ii aspsden aud nnysteri
ous maaner. dc was ID important State witness ia
certen pending cases and the mode 81 his depart
nla could not be aseeriained, It Ras feared be had
met with foul play.
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shirts: Shirts!
shosO VEoinetOa0 for SAFE.
soutlses-sa Fssrr,tttere FTTarerooss

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
at Nos. III and 17s Canal street, Neto orleans,
HAS iustreceived from the manuaetorya beaufulsoek
splendid MAHOGANY ARWoIRs and BEDsTEAps, in cd
dition to bis hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Omprislng EVERYTHING in his line Of busness- Parties
wishing anything in his line win ind their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM Fl. STEWART,
lyle 2p6t<W I'll and 31T3 Canal street.
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THE Eastern Clarion,
n7,7,-1 ,,,,r.

PAULDINGI MISS,
g. Il. ADAAS......,..... .....t....,. EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the larg circulation
of Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Or
cans.
ordersfor advertising the CRESCENT OFFICE, win
be punetualy attended to
Ra-FRAEK A. BARTLETT. agantfor New Orleans. ja7 %
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e. Career G0nepGgay's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS,

The Undersigned sole manufacturers under z. CARYERs
patents of 1885 l845 and l8 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No, 70 GRAVIER STREET and are
now prepared furnish Planters Merchants any
of this celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessary deaIs advantages 9TH
ers as It's numbeess
using it sufcento confirm high reputation and 20
makeits adoption still more general.
MS 2ply Z. CARVER COMPANY.
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
So Hevia street,
Na-n4l.

New Orleans. March 15, 1858.
have used Gons' Kaperapeumn for ehls and fever and
has cured me eRtelyi believe will when everything
else fails. a. VI. SMITH,
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HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
Wears constantly silk
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn sra Palm Leaf Mexican ans
Wool HATS, atthe lowest market prices, by
FROST j. CO.,
jylS2p&W No. 10 Magazine street.
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VVeeU S3puUtaag Saloon.
N B. COINS,
Who for the past years. been the head Of
the profession in this city would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he has opened New Establishment
No. ii Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post-ofdee,
Which he them will every way worthy Of their
patronage From his long experience this city he aers
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public wuse his best endeavors to appoba-
ton of all who favor him As he has mado
arrangements with number OF the very best BARRIERS in the
Southwest may assured that they will be ST.
tended to with Skill prOnptness and dispatch at all times and
N. COINS,
No. IL Exchange Place,
m25 2ptf Opposite the Post-ofice
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s,gam d CO.'S Lotteries
syy AN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.
ON The PLAN Of SINGLE NUhB FEE
FIFTY Thousand Tlckota'
H14RIr Owe PRISE 70 EYER VzHs ncKETs

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIaHrI~
FIVE PRIZES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01

BRITISH CONTROL OF THE 1sTHNUs.--1t APP
pears that while Sir William Gore OuSeley
has been at Washington, hattering, fetiny,
and bamboozling Mr. Buchanan's Cabinet
and some of the Lecompton Senators, he has
been completing an alliance between Eng
land and the Central American States, by
which England gets control of the lsthmus,
which our Government has been attempting
by its awkward diplomacy, to acquire. An
English special minister TO Nicaragua, finds
Washington the most favorable spot for ne
rotiation with our neighborS and makes
treaties under the nose of our Secretary OF
State, BY which he gains advantages our
government have been striving TO get for
years. The New York Times publishes the
treaty that has been agreed upon between
England and Nicaragua, which Sir VIM. G..
Ousely is about going to Nicaragua to have
confirmed. By this convention Great Bril-
tain pledges herself to guarantee theneutrai-
ity Of the Isthmus, and to use her influence
! with other nations to pursnade them to fol-
low her expample. She also engages to
/ protect passengers if Nicaragua is unable to
| do so. and interchanges commercial privi-
leces of the widest extent with the little
mower which she has thus taken under hen
guardianship.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
Henderson Fair.

The second annual exhibition Of the
Henderson, Union and Hopkins Agricultural
Association will commence at Henderson on
Tuesday next and continue four days The
exhibition will bring together the best stock
in Southern Kentucky. The generous enter
tainment given to our citizens at the fair
last year, will make them DESTROYS of re-
peating their visits this season. We hope
these Inequalities will be reciprocated by
cordial invitations TO our nelghbors to attend
our fair, and something be done to remove
the impressions which an accidental neglect
OF some of the duties to visitors at our fan
last year, left upon the minds OF our Hen
derson friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
The County Canvass.

The county candidates had an animated |
discussion yesterday afternoon at the Hen |
derson Ferry in Union township. The |
crowd was large one and the debate be- |
tween the candidates for Sheriff, who absorb
the chiefinterest was as animated and piquant
as at other ceilings The chief conflict is
between GaTitt and Mcbride, as the voters
had generally determined to give their
suffrages to one or the other of these CAN
didates before Mr. Staser announced hiul-
SELF and he finds it difficult to Withdraw
any considerable numbers of them from his
rivals. His prospects are therefore not very
fiattering. Mr.. Mcbride, though an indie
pendent candidate and a bolter, is sustained
by the Post office clique and the friends of
Jno. 3. Hail. the chief stieklers for adherence
80 caucus nominations and "thc usages of
the party
McBride'S election would be in efTcctequi-
valent to the reelection of Hall, so far as the
interests Of the individuals aud that of the
party is concerned, or the mode Of discharg.
ing the duties of the Office is to be determined
by the election. Mr. Gayitt is the regular
Democratic nominee, and though obnoxious
TO them as a caucus candidate, and as an
ayowcd and ultra Democrat, he will be sup
ported, as a choice of evils, by nearly the
full strength of the Republican and Amcri-
can parties. Not because of any political
or personal preference for him over Mcbride,
but from the fact that during the two terms
for which he held the Office, be proved
himself correct and efficient officer
at present, too, there is general dissatis-
faction by old line Democrats as we'll as men
in the other parties with the present adj
ministration of the officers, the blame OF
which falls partially upon Mr.. McBride's
shoulders, which will induce many to vote
for Mr. Gavitt, in order to effect an entire
change in the office. Through the influence
of these considerations he is likely to carry
the county By large majority. He ha:
been one of the best police officers in the
State-always efficient and prompt in the
discharge of the civil duties Of Sheriff, an(
though now an ultra Democrat his frank
and bold avowal of his opinious-his anti
Lecompton convictions-his open opposition
to the Jesse D. Bright clique, represente,
here by the Postmaster and the presen
Sheriff, have secured the favor of his polti
cal opponents and will gain him their sup
port.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
JAMES Z. BLYTHE
4 Candidate TO Represent Posey and Van
derburgh Counties IN the RGrt
Legislature.

derburSh Counties IN the RGrt
Legislature.
We make an announcement which We
are sure will be received with the highest
qualification by the people of Posey and
Vanderburgh counties, almost without dis
tinction of parties. Mr. JAMES E. BLYTHE,
the best man for the place in the two coun-
ties, at the present important juneture in
our State Legislation, has consented, as
patriotic duty at the earnest solicitation of
his fellow citizens Of all parties, to become a
candidate to represent Posey and Wander
burgh in the House of Representatives. In
consenting to be candidate, he makes great
personal sacrifices in obedience toa sense Of
public duty, and upon call from the people
thatapatriotic and public spirited man could
not resist.
The demand for his services at this period
ba5 been made by old line Democrats
the veteran and conservative leaders Of the
party by the old Wings, Americans and
Republicans-by both young and old Amer.
ican--by Germans, Englishmen aid Irish
men; it has come from all who have the
interests of the State, and the character o.
the pocket at heart. Mr.. Blythe is a can
didate to whose integrity aud eminent ability
we can all entrust our interests, and TIL
honor of our District and State, and be PROUD
of him, whether we be Democrats, Republic
cans, Wings or Americans. Let every mar
who has any appreciation of the importan
interests involved in the Legislation of tn,
State, for the next two years, go 10 work
without thought of party, and labor nigh
and day for the election of James 5
Blythe. Posey promises to give him ma
jority of 400 at least, and Vanderburgh mus
not roll up less than q majority of 700
Let the conservative men in the two coun
ties see that the vote fall not short of thcs
figures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
Would Wide Reputation.

Tie remarkable epistolary document
penned by the Hon. james B. Foley, whilst
representing, in Congress, the Third " Dis
trick" Of State, has found its way to II lie
Mangrove swarnps of Sierra Leone. In the
Sierra Leone African Of August 9Th, Mr.
Folcy's letter is published in fall, that the
sable subjects of that distant realm may see
what an In llama Congrc nan can do in Il e
field of literature, when he breaks 4" loose
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOUSE, COR.N.ER OF

ED0.9RDE.N'6a HOUSE, COR.E'ER OF
LIE Walnut and Water streets-Fhe undersigned
having rented the house above named, IL prepared
to afforda number of boarders good accommodation,
aud fare equal TO the best of the market.
Charges:-By the day 81 90; single week, 81 90:
permanent, SO so; without lodging, 81 so.
sept24-2wd J. :. ALLEN.
EIRESH Cfs2B.49 HIRE, Sc, &c.-20
E dozen Cedar Pals, white, red and striped, brass
bound,
10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass
bound,
dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass 5ound 3 sizes,
s Cedar Churns, brass bound,
) plain white Cedar Pals iron bound, 2 and
81 hoops,
) . stout iron bould stable Pals,
; -: Steamboat Pals, stout iron hound
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs iron bound, and IL in
each nest,
: dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 = common iron hound Buckets,
This day received, and now opening IN the finest
condition, at the new Wooden Ware store OF
sept4 ]. b. RUSSELL,
2T2 Main IT. bet Seventh and Eighth. Louisville Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01

CoRS IN PIE WABASH VALLEY.-The
Terre Haute journal thinks that the absence
Of frost for the last few days will insure
nearly an average crop of corn in this sec
ton of the country. The present dry and
warm weather is rapidly ripening the corn
and placing il hsyor,d danger
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01

Bay James Buchanan asserted, in his Sill
Imam letter. that kansas was as much a
slave State as Georgia or South Carolina"
yet his supporters in all the free States are
contending that all the Territories of the
Republic, according to their, views are free
territory
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01

ia WIN. K. McGREw requests Us to an
tounce that he Is not q candidate for the
legislature
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-01

H OOh HERE-RE.fD THIS.
-H<If YOU want to get good Hay,
If you want to get good Corn,
If you want to get good Oats,
If you want to get good Bran,
If you want to get good Crushed Feed,
ii YOU want to get good Chicken Feed
If yon want TO get good Corn Meal,
If you want to get good Timothy Seed
ii you want to get good Grass Seeds of any and
every kind. call at HUSTON : Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph Office, where you be
commodated a. cheap as tho cheapest, and good
the best, delivered in any part Of the city free Of
drayage. RecOIlect, at Rust ON s. on Water street
just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
tons of first-rate new Timothy Hay, and for sale
cheap. Sept2sl r. S. r.
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II. The rule of the Company is not to exceed
$1,000 in any one risk, subject to loss by single
fire.
II. The amount insured in city or village; de-
ponds upon its siZe---generally all the desirable
risks to be had subject TO the rule above named-s
ID. The amount insured in any one block of build
ings depends upon its size and construction, subject
to the rule above referred TO.
II. No part of the Capital or earnings Of this
Company have been deposited in any other state as
security for losses therein, and no such deposit IL
required by any State except Indiana; from which
State the Agencies of the Company were Withdrawn,
as this Company enertains the epinion that its en-
tire Capital and Pledged for the equal
security of all its Policy holders and should SO re-
main. Under the opinion OF late Attorney General
of the State of Indiana aforesaid, prunouncing tho
law invalid and void, some of the Agents of this
Company have resumed their Office and continue to
transact the business of Insurance IL that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued TO any party parties in the state OF In
diana as valid and Of binding obligation, and pledges
itselfto faithful performance of all such cor tracts Of
Insurance, whether so held by reason of the pas
sage of the law referred to or not
C. B. BOWERS, Secretary.