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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-02

A SENSIBLE VIEw.-The following remarks
from the New York JoUTnaI Of Commerce
relative to Mr.. Appleton, Assistant Secretary
Of State, are so decidedly sensible that we can
not refrain from laying them before our read
ers' Ihey are responsive to the following SEN
tence in the New Bedford Msrcnry:
:" For the honor of the fraternity IeditorialI Mr.
Appleton should, however, put am end to these
disgraceful charges.''
The journal Of Commerce replies: "sFor
the honor of the fraternity we hope he will do
no such thing. If a gentleman who for years
has stood the fire Of the political press in Maine
| and throughout the Union, cannot outliye and
despise the charges which are systematically
and maliciously made against his honor, by the
correspondents of INSCRIPTIONS sheets, he has
profted less by his experience than we should
| think it possible for him to do There are sew
eral reasons why the shafts of the OPPOSITION
are directed at this time against Mr.. Appleton.
In the first place, it is known that he occupie,
a most responsible relation to the Adninistra.
ton, and, therefore, to destroy public conf
dence in his integrity is to accomplish the two
fold purpose Of damaging the Administration
and defeating his election to the Senate. by
lieve they will succeed in injuring him in the
public ation,-simply because we believe
him not obnoxious to the charges preferred
against him"
SERVED HIM RIGHr.-No other traitor TO
the cause of the Democracy in the last Con.
gress beloved threats Of the vengeance of con.
sntusnts 50 savagely as did Mr.. Broderick, of
o"'iornia. He did that thing with the air of
q statesman who carried his constituency in
n,s cfeeches pocket with its neck within reach
u ms myers to squeeze it at wilI-whenevcr,
to answer his ends, a" squawk" from it might
be desirable.
1t seems that all the rest of the sore .bsaasd
OF both House and Senate he reekon.d in th;,
case without his host. We have IL
published from California bona tide Denoc,,,.
lc popular verdicts upon the points in i,.us
between Mr. Broderick and the Democracv 30
congress, every one Of them repudiatiny him
lor haFing played the part of 4 selfish and dis.
appointed depsgogue at this point. The very
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NItNMoNIl, Ma! Ikt-, Zoo
Gentlemen: My child lad commenced bi.ak,ux out las,
taIi N small sores, "A gradually extended
hsad, boil much by
sores To cause boh drop oil
tried ali advertised domestic rrirds W hout
good results i'rn aad alp.,d a
oil IL began To get b,tuI. tJv uottIo Ooac,
led gals tit again My elder dau.
n SAID, Ia rogct 81 lhai hea
Looked 80 much better whru u,r a. We SGT
'1ttIo, and her head now we LUIS agra
saScd took hall
Was offensive. One bottle. assacd eur,
entirely there
You entitled 10 TIM, and Tor llr
great pleasure IN gisins ouIhi. tertntat,.
Respectfully, Il. l.. ClIALk
10 Messrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
Very lkrniurkn bile.

AsriN tkoNt, llrnriCo, bccombcr |. lra1.
MEssRs DOVE n tp..--ttenII,mrt-hS horse pnt
the yard funt oi tho h Jump
fcnrre ran one cnd 81 tontr ia through shoulder
nearly penetrating hr" i.b Ia, brols m,kug
enough I" h'"ft your ~ got one butI" II
OIL and appiti hee! N iur d.! he Al molk,
tw" weeks he was eniTcl! cured
herpcciiliiy y"ur>, JAMES l.. EsI
S"iby al! Druggists ali Aur, ihfuul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

\. Il. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

LINCHBCRG, "a,
IL EEps constantly hand large aud varied
IN ui tiiiDCERIr.S AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, which
hu offers trade reduced prices ash exchange
for Produce IL his purpose, hereafter, conduct
entirely CASH PiINCirLEs and order
desirable ho viii sell such pcos will protect
'nictu,t Il no may him with d
Grateful the share received the hands
OF his hid friends and pubc the
bcss cuntinuaucc OF their hlndness
an La
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
WHEAT TIIRASHERS

IKNIL lAptKNlGNEp. having b,c, Agents the
Il aChrn.,i1iy Agrtuuit! Works VA keep constantly
hand Ui htu iatvHt nifUNuti Railway Hois-
f"Nrt IMashct, aud Combined ihrashrrs
w i,uowcis lhia received the flltN
rKEMlt NJ at The N,n iuIk ale air ia -ln,
good satisfaction " hu have ns,'i Them.
TN HoRsl. row tit> made strong, and
ed that Ia, only about nles per
huuI, thereby na",ng either horses
upon them.
inE IuhASiit.RS aud COMBINED iIKASliEHS aud
NINNUN lRS are construct as to dis All the
anu in>t through the and uuder, ia,c
alta "lucl A.nu.
l lie lhiasttt " has XIV blN ING w IRE
SErARA H NL,h docs the work ,criu, y than
uti,r
iln oLPAtN II G,ilir hasa fora straw shaker, " h,t
SHAKES The Af"a.uut o .iw a,es, III, Ihra>!.
li.f store Whore information ".l gwen
concerning tl.tA. ll,bl ~ SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
EeT.YJax ADysarfsgxsSrs.

SaN0RAN SeWlNG MACM1NEe.-arcaa
- saoees thu most conclusive proof OF great men
Jaagsa this thsre labor machine before The
abe comparable siagers sewing Machines Amer cstao
hing the highest In the Uaed States they we're
sxhibsa De Univcrselle" In France here
they cAr1 on ne highest premium and great msnufaen
~ 10 make them has teen built In Paris
branch Of industry In which sewing 10 TO be done
tAss machines be used with aense pro As tbs speed
Of the Railway travelling foot 80 sewing tn
enssrS Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
sAseuAker arsssuakes, carriage trimmer ssddes halter &C.
sAosld wiho1s The fair profit OF using one OF
machnea regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
In all privat, families where there much sewing TO
be these Machines invaluable assistance
and hote particularly conrenen and
table These mAchnes simple In their construction ana
very strong and durabe heing the only kind OF Sewing a
chine which sort OF work coarse OF me
could be perfectly executed Thoussndso inferior and
SEWING Machines been made and sold under
nance bat Snrcrs have been found every
whsre 10 satisfy the of the pubic
Plain psnsed using sent with each ma
chine from which any one readily acquire the art OF man
asux them The machines packed securely to go to any
part Of the world persons desiring more particular IN
oemafoU We wilt by letter 81 either Of our Of
fces forward copy NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine iaters.t
~ l. NJ SINGER & co.
Principal Office No. 323 Broadway. New York
BRANCH OFFcEANo 81 Hanover ST., Boston No ~ Chap
el ST. New Haven Ct Govervie n Y; No ga Broad 81,
Newark n j.. No. l42 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia n" loo
Bamors ST. baltimore No. u Westminster ST. Providence
No East lth ST Cincinnati; No rs North 9Th St St
Louis No ST Charles St., Now Orleans No 20 Damphn
ST. Mobile ldec 29h1eh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
head the Truth about our Tart Oil.

NIIHHVNI,
fling sleigh ride this winter past disc
raw and the skin OF place larger than my hand from
Jhaces rubbing the inside OF the thigh. applied your
Turf Oil, aud IN dsy he well Another case
mule which was working my dray became unable Ia
walk. On cxamioing his foot. discovered nail about
Inches long to the head My driver and the neghbors
he would be good for nutnt drew the out
piece OF lint and your Turf Oil and one.
aud from that moment he has hour good
M over also saw horse badly snagecd outside Of
his thigh IN Two places one about two inches deep
inches wide, from which III sun Your Turf
III was applied and brought them entirely sound IL
truly one Of the greatest remedies tor even
KNOWN and have lived in drug years
thi- as you think proper. Very truly,
ko Messrs. Dove 4 Co. j. H. WEISICER
For sale by SrROTHER i WHlTEHEAD
II dom Iynchhp,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
Once south -Sidc Railroad CO,upauy
plFhKsIlIJNa Inlv



I--n
. sNlRECT ROUTE 10 THE WESrn.a H..
tvTsourg Lynchbug via Va Tenn from vnch
burg To Bristol Va airoaI from, bri.,nI
to kuoA vile Georgia Railroad fr, mny
vile Dalton Western Atlantic Railroad IRON I,n
from Chattanooga to stevenson via Mem phls and Ian
liairoaI from stevenson to Memphis
ami a, rn,ka through At t. iirs Sar,h I'at
road rEt.Isburg ~ ~
ie Ioow,ns schedule vii be run on the south Rail
- "i,. ,e,iI ,,r,,.r r',,,. ~ " " 'ui!' 'i'''
" MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Can, ccn% with tn. Rrnmond and I,amxill. T,t ,
% '""'o" anu "'' ''' '"o's" route at Lynch
kys,e r@srssare da'y 33o's!k NJ
Arriy. at Fsrmvile Al. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ea5
Leave lyuEhbn,s daily a'................. $50 "
Hrii'. a" arin'''e ga. ..'..'''''.'. M
A"Ne at PETERSBURG q. no 90
Connecting with Richmond and Danyic Trains At the ynnc
ton
-,ms n, T pa'n,,e .,"n'''Hl NJ
i,4,yc ivnrinbur, na, w. NJ '.:.. ~ y 81 i,
ArTive al Tarnsiir at ~ ~
Arrye at barke,ilr tJumct,onj at: Al
A'rvy Petersburg "a ~
Travel WIN be attached to the rain leaving Iycdnurs with
MAJ y Fam A. an" gong up or lest, wi"
'any GA aad p"' off pas,sase's to strictly tA
at an, other point sutherland s. Anrrson saw Min ori
Wilson's wels vile. Black, and Whites. Notoway I. ii
Burkevlir kices, High Bridge Farmvic Prospect Iaup
liu', EN crgreeu Appomattux Spout Spr,u ln
CITY POINT BRANCH
sor,i si,c R,il,n,d tr.;sit ,d -. ~ n vain, l
Petersburg ialy tSuuJt ~ ,Ar.n,I5 nj ....t ~
Arrive al Gu, p,iui NJ - : i, 81 ~
A,nve at ~ e .e,s son r al.
Ia, above Trans " steam. IT.
leaving City Poin Noiiolk every Saturday .-rnu
Tuesday evening with TIE fine steamers MOAN, Ne and
The Afternoon Train on hls Road will be run onl> wh,u
there is business To Justify il Stopping ares tax, on ana
ont on Messengers i" be- :trictly ohs.r.ed b, ,h in
H. tram the be stopped AT ANY 9th
Crossing Cedar Lev c and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
x1nRN. AuXN.. lImrmnd GROuNp
- uDd: FORD AM "a

- HpdDEOHB AssH
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS"
Springs lpca,cl the Counties Of
tanrbrli bedford ,Au.t aud ia ullyicw
Ia, mountains Ihc PEAKS ct otter the beau
itu Bur kdSc.can Ice reached tW hpui trnm iii point
1hr puir and aoratp AMI III" visitor m the Low
sslt!trrn states, Unlt
N,r.I IA liz. Isl o he
>tinit,l dIltrts the yutluHrT and Salem Turn
pA,. rsru miles rut TIA, toll,r a,r ana four miles from
TN It-t por" lei. place N'ir.r VII Il" run %
W., and from spupl- mt or tnARGE.
= . DLI-1I. IAr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


NOTlGk.-The coserrn or Thurman Il Din
wdde having been dissolved by the death Of Joseph
Thurman all persons having claims said will
please them and all indebted the
Will please come forward and settle their accounts
THE USDERa1GNED will continue the
L WATCH AND JEwELRY DU SINEss in all its various
branches at the old stand Thurman Dnwdde where he
VIII keep constantly hand stock Gold and Silver watch
60 srenst Pins Ear Rings Finger Rings silver Spoons PA
ted Spoons. Ae Ae aud will he pleased accommodate HI
pidt'iends aud the public generally.
JAMES DISwIDDIE.
watches aud J"wery repaired short notice, and old gol
fud silver takcn IL exchange 70 new J. ID.
lnlye
GEORGE, ID DAVIS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
C o IN M 8 SION M r C H A Mt.
(o,Y8s, The Jif9ia,a Bank, LiSoHBtRGJ
Term. tds6, or Short credit, Ne .OtiRbic Paper.
HAVE commenced business again Ia the St0rch"n-c he
Gently occupied by Dave. Aoa 60. aud am in receipt
of large stock Grocerie- Staple Dry Guol, Hardware. U.
Pants &c= consisting in part 1t
1000 liz bacon Sid ,l"artf backb nne,
lirdD lhs Lnai Lard, n.es and barrels,
l. W1 Ms Bale Cotton,
1850 lbs Sole Leather, light middle and eigIts,
IUJ Seamless Lays,
la Boxes AdauaIinc Candles, 4 & anil i2,
100 do. French aud American Glass,
~ Bsrrsts and Kits icfrngs aud Mlckerel,
Also Sugar Coffee lfon Steel Nails Sail, 'heesc Wood
COrdaIc &C. all Of vhr will sell cheap for cash.
exchange far Country Produce aud will sell goods
cheaper for cash than they be bought credit Call
Tor yourselves
u Liberal al, anccs conssnincnts, quick yalc aud
ronilt r-trna All S;s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

WAITER has been tn1A"cH ~ ihtc" "miitht Chemists
aud poNrn To be iichrr minerals aud TO- contain more 10
pINt' than an mineIAi water .n'wn.
We now from lhi- water an ENTRAtT
lt careful ani sen r">7 'i otappiAon by which al
hr healing wafer retained Ia aud
concentrated Mass, which ra'! d59lvcS
aud n immediately ready tuJ
"" have tiioar- ittJn pay chns and private
liNdua.s hicl s,Hia6 aud procuring Of
pamphlets from Agents, j II THOMPSON co,
Druggists, ncihut., Va. iu testimony To the
tive properties the W alter and Mas S'rofuous and
tu'aur"ns diseases, ny lpsa Liver tomltins CHRONIC ID
and Al of III ir,d affections all
diseases n the Urinary DE Ddhetrr travel chronic In
Klamath and irratonS' tn kuli"N>, iIlt At
supply OF the Water nicely audscraIcy pa ked IN boxes
dozen sale either hy the
bottle and al,pa -uriy the Mass ia small buxes
winch can b. b, mail were. Kept tor sale by
j. IA. 1HOMi SOMA CO i.tn,hburg, Va,
- jim Agents tie fruprictors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

v1AiNfS.-5.OOO LBS. best White Zinc, ,,,sU
Il gals "secd OIL, Spts Turpenne Copal Varnish SAND
Paper, Paint Brushes &c which will be sold low cash
Jr o-,s j. H.. THOMPSON d co, Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

AVIS! HAMS!. HANS!!!-5 alhds of very
superior virginia cured Hams, small
ui"n,d Call soon II YOU something that is good
aug lots NJ HoLLISS a. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

associated tteMciNrs lpstth'f the
UGlbLN NIhbI itIiJ Tor the purpose
General Commission ami arug Business, IN the
AMI convenient NtH Btttk Building the Bdsu.
Va and onn Railroad Depot door below Mcrsia
Andorn laius CO. ihke TINS .oih0d nuri.nH
and the lub, g,ncray that tLry prepared
receive and sell s"Io lruIvc OF every description
reasonable terms pLer House the Cy. They will
gave Their purronal attention 10 TIE
best chorls to give satisfaction 10 all ha may III
a call. NM II OGDEN,
WITS {. WINFIELD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

2OV Yards sup'r Blk Silk SIZE, bargain
~ Sets French " ORR, to he sold cheap
20 tieces Irish Linens At J7ic worth 5A.
aug Il - JOHN AbRAHAN:.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

Erysiprin., sc,ofnin, Ming. t.,i, Tester Eu
and anlt ~

Ft0m F0fWdrddNR Mffhant n LOats Ftb. I, lr.h
Dl AM pur Pits lara III that great
nirdirn" They have hue daughter
her hands and lee. thai had proved
years Her m"ih'r had been long sry'usy afflicted
biot' hes AMI limIhs her
chid cured she also our Pins tury cured
he ASA MDIi,;KII,t,I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

~ ceived AMI Tor supply "i the justly celebrated Old
DOMINION tbFl LII PUI = which VIA suaAr the best Cot
lee AT one hai the cost OF other Pleas. call and
get supplied the Stove and lin auhans, second door
low Market, MAN street. liolptsi G ) BLISS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20

lttssti iiotrt, SAVANNAH ia Jan Il, I-.,b.
UDNoHtb aih i should tie ngilctl ior the ruei
=. u has hfin ut inn II ii' NOT Te,nt TO
cold settled iiubs aud
pans which ended Ia chronic rh,uiuat Autw outstanding
! had best nj
un ty the adNicc at excellent ia baltimore,
Ma, nrnyt lricd your IIlS lheir effects
sure liy pea"vcrng ho vi them entirely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-20
INSURANCE.

No Company Ia the United States has capital
risknone affords adv insured
n b. When the premium on policy, for term Of iifc,
mounts to So year the company w osn the Insured hall
Of II At 6 per cent interest b w. KNOWLES, Agent,
Richmond, Va
DIR. wM 4. NORRIS. Medical Examiner at Lynchburg
Persons in Lyncbbug desirtng the lives
obtain aud papers by calug the Office
yirRinisn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04

A PLUoKI SENAToR.-Tho Hon. William
Chappell, a member OF the Wisconsin Senate,
received $40, 00O-of the La Crosse and Mil
YANKEE railroad bride two years ago, and
was active in eOrrupting his legislative as
sociates. The Senate, at its recent session,
voted 81 10 5, that he was guilty, and Is TO 3,
that he was unworthy OF seat in the body.
lie, however, retained his seat. ~ mass
meeting at Watertown, where he resides,
held without distinction of party, unanimous
ly requested him to resign. He refused
The Common Council of that city, majority
being his political friends, made similar
request, by vote Off TO 5; but Mr.. c. would
not comply.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04

~It is stated that Mr.. Rarey has re-
csived the subscription Of S95, 900, condi-
toned for the revelation of his secret, for
subduing wild and fractions horses, to COM
mission of the French Cover nment. Mr..
Rarey will mako his European trip profit
able one, and not without reason. His sys-
TEN, whatever it may be, is a valuable one,
and for its discovery and communication to
parties interested, he is clearly entitled to
his reward.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
Evansville Daily sournal.
THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.

From P. G. o'Riley Co.'s kesisser1 -i
JUNE and4-
shsaango. Pitisburg 10 St. Louis;
TyfsSs f Ious or to Ne% dreams,
teh,s1, Cincrtp Ip ., 70 E; Louis
Mishayer, louisville TO e. Louis,
Bowling Green, B. Green 10 Evansville.
EThs Bowling Green arrived yesterday
afternoon. Her last trip was the best, so far,
during the season. Her manifest as furnished
us by the Clerk, is as follows:
Jno. S. Mitchell, Al hhds tobacco, and 225
bbls -four; Bement & Viele, lac bbls -four;
r. s. Howard, "a hhds tobacco; 7. G..
O'Riley, 16 hhds tobacco.
There has been slightrise in Green river,
but IL IS little singular that while nearly
every stream in the country has been exceed
ingly high, Green river has been rather low.
The Bowling Green, in going up, got
aground, but succeeded in getting off without
much difficulty.
The splendid steamer Visksburg, intends
making two trips from New Orleans to Louis
Vile. She left New Orlerns on the 3lst ult.
and will probably be here on Saturday.
The 7. c. Twitehell and Chancellor LETT
New Orleans on the 2sth, and ought TO be
here to-day.
The Louisville Courier says that they IN
derstand that tho steamers Choctaw and
Belfast have been laid up at New Orleans.
The Antelope, after discharging her cargo
at Louisville, laid up at New Albany, the
times being too dull, and freights too low
and scarce to make money.
The Enquirer, of Wednesday, gives the
steamer Diana credit for remarkably fast
run. IL says the Diana run $50 miles, in
ss1E hours, and adds that it is hard to beat.
The fast and popular packet Scioto, No. 2,
viii be down this evening, on her way 10
Henderson. She will return tomorrow and
be ready to receive passengers and freight for
Louisville.
The last trip of the Done, like that Of the
Bowling Green, was her best one. The Done
il increasing in popularity, and all eneour-
sgement is given her to continue IN the
trade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
sl,5N;,@7 20
IIARIIITIFG.

LIABILITIES.
The amount or Liabilities due or not due
to hanks OF 9th. creditors-nothing.
Losses All u-ied and due-nonc.
Losses adjusted and not due. .......-.. 10 nG 90
Lc--e- uua'ljustrvi, IN suspense, waiting
further proof contested lSl ,sS9 g
All other claims against the Company are
small. for priutins, sc.
Agents instructed 10 take no risks exceeding Sl0,vo
Without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies,
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter Act Of Incorporation aud amend
rnents is heTe~ tn presented.
Hartford. Jan. ist, 1853 Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
DOCTOR j. n. HUGHEs,

q ATE PHYSICIAN OF TIIE UNITED STATES
II MARINE HOSPITAL Al LOUISVILLE, has
the practice 81 his profession in its several l.nchts
once and residence on Second, between Main and
Division Streets being the same formerly occupedrJ
DR.. Byfoni Regular hours for consultation from *
to o'cieck, A NJ, and from 70 ami rom 81 e
o'clock, P NJ
~ Calls made in Ms absence from the once, an
registered viii pe duly responded &C. nofA'U
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
Peabody's PTemi1A Prolific Corn.

rENHIS Is TIE FINEST CORN ever offered &c n 8
IA Pubic. t. advantages are ~ 49,.
FIRsT-ftis earlier hsn common Com. ...sf L.
SCcOED-It is q firm tint Corn and very heavy.
JH,RD-l puts out sackeTs, and the suckers bearing
ears the as the main stock.
issts a.lnsl stlovld ~ ~. u. VI "a qsrs1S 20
urly 0f z. H. COOK & SON.
fl.l2-dET Sole Aee-,re-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR or STATES UFFiCF,

Indian2poIli, Jan. II Itis-
XXTHFREAS, the Atna Insur tnce Company OF
w Hartford, has filed in this Office a statement of
its condition the t OF January, is the Of its
incorporation and amendments properly certified to,
and It's wr.tsn instrument. nominating its Agents and
authorizing them fully and uni eseryedly to acKnow
ledge service of process i'm the event OF suits.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the requirements
Of An Act 70 amend an Act entitled Act for the
incorporation OF Insurance Companies, defining their
powers, amt yTFscTb.ng their duties, approved March
. , having presented satisfactory evidence to Of
tu compliance 70 the requirements aud specifications
OF that Act |, JOHN W D0DD Auditor Of the State
OF Indiana, 40 hr-el-v certify that ALLEN c. HAL
LECh, Of evansville, the Agent OF said COMPANY,
isauthOrized to transact the business of INSURANCE
the Agent of said Etns Insurance Company in this
State TO July lst ISIS to the extent that he may be
commissioned and appointed by the said Company.
name and caused the seal of my office be- affixed,
this 18th day Of January. 1855
JOHN W. DODD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN &. HALLECk, AGENT.
feb6 EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
Hartford. Jan. 1st, 1853


STATE or CONNECTICUT,l
Hartford County,
HARTFORD, Jan. list, 1S,s
Personally appeared before me- ustiee the Peace,
duly qualified TO administer oaths, THOMAS X Brace,
JR, Secretary, and made solemn oath that the fore
going statement Of the assets and condition OF the
Nina Insurance Conn anv is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.