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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-05

DUBLIC NOTICE, is berebyg given " y
II undersigned, only heir Of Paul Dupre adt9a
who was the assignee of Jonathan Harris, "
%ceiver's receipt No. 520s, issued ut the lasa IA
at Opelonsas, La, the 18th day Of January lSes6s
the said Harris, for the purchase u fracsi9nNs ~
No. II. in I. 55, r. 8 D., containing 40 7o'lg T.
has been lost or destroyed, and that intend y Il
ply to have the purchase money aInogea.42
$50 81, refunded, the said entry having nsSesss
celled by the Commissioner Of the Gens lanaa
Opelousas, june 8, 1858. rs saSj3E
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M " M for1unes, boweA
foS III widow. Congress ~
M e ! a,,d ,,a;as th;rtva
!. ss papS'S' - f'''1
d.roa the SIN President 81 the
s. Ala q aoor tbat hss remains
S~;or nioea tbronrh the rharitv 81
it;ssns
ia msSy Z Il ~ aftssorss ,,rased ND
M nj dnlIarss t II res,lt # industry
s sSIssrst ~ Il ma MIN a
Sao,,aS,,, * 4 ST
60 1 It,Ssa- III yo-v VIA r;ch "a Tvorchs
xnofs MIN jsS M M I'M xsSn.iy IooEt
4 I'M Nh, 3bs.4ss4 MI q T5y kst;aved
K. assr NJ s,s 4 TS;rsS .1;iii;J n soSf;cs
usS : shan NM .bss S',sh ssds I'D ss.ekt IN
pA, ~ M I'M i@sss;net M N. natsrs IL
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-05

~
THos. B. HARRIS. .FRANEIN " AAs!s'
HARRIS Il BROTHER Silver DnlS.
IL llngravers, Watch Makers ete:a N Asnss "
their services to their friends ansfthee pqM*T2
pledge themselves to give prompt attentich y y
ing repairing Watches, Clocks, JeweiEy s*s
Engraving in a neat manner. ststSa
All work entrusted to them will be essosxS
delivered at the promised time, and wafis saH 4XF
not insured against accidents or caielessnsSs
delivery. ,.nx&
Also, Galvanizing in Gold and Silver, g y
of German Silver Plated Ware, spoons ~
Forks, Watches, Jewelry, Brass or fisssa.S
Gastors, ETC., and made to appear equal " nSr
warranted to wear weli--bnt they VIII ontt S %fx
ize, IL they should get a large lot OF ewetiys.SsSI
several watches at a time. Also will glfe ~ n
IN the art of galvani2ing.., ,4a.~sas
They lave no 1owery encumiuMs 70 ps sss~
themselves as one Of the best waLcl IIsxNss1b
honestly rely upon the Judgment OF tneif p@'T
establish their reputation. .m~x "a
From their old establishment IN MONEY w Al
present one in Brazoria fboth in Texasi III
ences can be obtained, if required. 4 saas
TERMS CASH. ri ge0G. ,.nan aSET
p. ST. Their stay depending entirely WV I'M 4 n
ness, (being compelled TO leayes ocess ssnss Sihbl
tend to orders elsewhere in the Sfate) s Ivy, anoofts
their services should embrace the CARRIES :
nifty rhiA u
Wanted, old solid gold and silver, iof q y Tis ,sds
highest prices will be paid, either " casa s u n
Their office is on Bellevue street, auyss.s Sduit
Albert Dejean,s Office, opposite Court5nvpss
0pelcusas, May %, 1865.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-06-05

pUNAWAY IN JAIL-Was pa
lO and lodged in the Parish jail IN 0pslc9sS
sas, q negro woman calling herself MlNEkyX
saying that she belongs to Mrs, Roselnohais
the Parish Of Orleans. ~ -slsAs.4
Said slave is about 10 years Of age, hlecAai N
made, 5 feet, 3 inches high and speaks Eng!lM
The owner of tie above slave is feqaestea u
forward, prove property, pay charges tapd Ssss q
away according to law. .ssa,, I
0pelousas, June s, 1858.
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hapai s hlrnard, Tor ices as Constable. S 70 70
Nh. Insn ,ot iees as Magistrate. II 90
Thomas Mccrory ion preparing bridge on
D afo hse, M g.. ~s,... 20 90
i sm,as ~ I''froiy' tt ices as. witness 2 10
over Bayou Toulouse. On m
Felix \. King. for lumber to repair roads II ~
oftNtt brethers. for lnmher 10 repair roads 10 u
+. Barr, 6er tees us Coroner. -. On az
JOS 4, Galthreaax, for repairing bridge
over Bayou earrOn' ,.,...-~..s...e 81 so
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TUESDAY, May Is. 1893.
ThefJwy met pursuant TO adjournment all
member present. rtn.4. =E
MIR. Elkins mnved to authorize The directors
of unbranded animals TO selling on
the LIST day of Iaue, assg
, Nj. Fontenot moved to postpone The con
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Jos. .. RrGHARD. Clerk.
Opelousas, June s, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

LecomPton, the Pet of Tyranny.
In consequence Of the sickness Of Mr.. Ste.
phens, Chairman Of the House Committee Of
Conference, nothing has been done toward :
compromise Of that matter by the J oint Com
mitsee. Ii 10 understood that Mr.. English,
another member Of the COMMITTEES, still
stands unainchingly on the position that the
Constitution shall DO submitted to . vote Of
the people.
In the meantime the new Constitation OF
Kansas has reached Washington Otey. I'd
il 10 very clearly ascertained by thorouxh
canvass OF the Territory by Republican Com
mittses that there are not more than two
thousand pro-slavery men in the whole Ter
ritory.
Thus the Nalloai Den ocra,ic party, with
the Prcsidenl, Cour. and the Senate
Of the United StaasS have combined with the
slave oligsrchy to force Constit41f1o apon
Kansas against the will OF three-t $3.50 Of
the people. This position Of the NaEiUnal
Democracy is inconsistent with every prin-
ciple for which our fathers fought and bied ia
revolutionary dave with the doctrine advcca-
ted by the founders Of the Republic and sus-
tanned by bothparties up 10 the present time,
and in direct conflict with every idea con.
neeted with the character and name Of demos
racy. l.isa position that could be s1sl
only BY shareholders, b famed
BIZ no other means thsS corruption
and violence. II the Adn11le1faGon should
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
The New Gold Oiegia,s

The intelligence from the digg gins in this
vicinity 10 more favorable than ever, new
leads having been discovered on South river
aad Sqnswcreek, and one Of our citizens has
found sone Of the genuine gold dust in this
couney a North river. We an not y san-
guins y nAny Of those who have visited
shsse plAsen, pfsfsrring 70 walt until ws lcarn
thai gold digging will pay - business
We have beoutiful specimen of the genuine
yellow metal before ns found on the south
ern line Of the county which will compare
favorably with similar specimens fron Cali.
fornia. It has evidently been In 8 licuid
state once, and this fact would seem 10 ind-
cate the existence Of veins OF the precious
metal in the vicinity where this specimen
was picked up. However We think these pie
ccs are rarely found here. We have also
seen some quartz intensified with small par
ticlcs Of gold, and beautiful black sand from
which gold was obtained BY the rsc.of quick.
silver. We would caution the public, how
ever, against placing too much confidence in
the thousand rumors respecting these discoy-
cries. Letters have been written announcing
the discovery Of "rich leaAls," which haye
an existence only in tn inAtion Of the
writers. All these s1eSt0 ~ greatly exnc.
gerates, and inten164 y t1ooss spon tie
weak asd Gnodslous. The alsod - gold
found IL lk ~ TN II noss be
worth the leG oEly $50 e 1ADl veil
planted viii ~ I'd $50 10 - Who
for me rarss. .f,cr .h .s.c .His. =
vagaries. Jset wsls6lwhile; parties are nos
o. ~ M oeoessary implements 70 seps-
~ ~ gold fron the ssuds - II ths q
- mt pogo. Wh1oA ~ yG6S - douhe.
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ssln UniSn there 10 NsvsnEth,v
AND GOOD BARGAINS, TOO.
NO. So, 80 AND IS.
"A the old stand, entrcnched behind the NAM
"A MOTH BOOT, and supplied with abundance
Of aaisviai in the way Of seasonabls Foods. &. A.
DUKE holds himself ready to supply the wants 81
the needy in his line. at the ioUssf psnir price,
His overshoer are Of superior quality. extensive
variety and cheap ~ dirt. whatsoever wants, -
overshoss "iet him come" for they will be sold
for money almost without price,"
BETTER pay SAos, fAna Doctor bills
feblh
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Something New.

7 X. RlCKEf has purchased that fine stock Of
u CIoths, Ca = tnsr roe q ma Vesstngs,
formerly ownea by j. ii. Waggener, and now has
them for sale In the store Of the NEW HAT COM
PANY.
lie has also employed one Of the best Cutters in
The country, aud number Of Tsilors, and 10 pre-
pared to furnish Clothing TO order, WARRANTED
TO SUIT TnK MOST FAsTipIous.
lie has. also, of the finest stocks of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever offered in this city, embracing every needfui
article down 10 pocket cork screw, all Of which
he viii sell nj reduced prices for CASHI
The undersigned has long thought that some
things can be done ~ well others, and therefore
invites all to ~ hin u call.
decl6d J. X. RICkEY.
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For the Gate City.
A sermon slightly Ass-cettc.
PART L.



The spheric bottles Of most horrid whisky
Are rtproorlous with wars, -
Aud belligerent fists Oft ina Ike the peepcrs
Look like beclouded stars. MHaxa$sS
Dim stand the soaters all around ~ . -
DINNER some sit behind, 70 81 ";
When green-horas and noodles draw their sr1ooof
skins @sAs
And ''go at it blind"
Age drops his thread bare josey stained with dirt,
Upon tho counter high
And sn,iirs alone, how sc Ifs ismsnkindl
While all the balance sigh.
There is no great world fashion so absurd
As tbi = which will name
That man can't take solo sni5fu
without mourning blame.
We're all Antipathous beneath the sun
In every thing but this;
Bot universal customs weakness says
To drink alone il bliss.
Mankind are but gushing set OF slaves,
And whisky bends their knees
Inmates of eastern jails, and fruit
To lang on mesfern trees.
The purest damsei tsuperanuated maid)
Hath her teapot within,
And drinks her Bohca 81 lent and alone
In solitary sin.
With scripture phrase snd word Of holy cheer,
We"takc . little vino,
For sseaaeh sake, md ada little beer
rhaa 10y ~ rspine.
Or - ~ -. scrip, ana highs, and dimes
And ssiution5 Nj when ared-sys. blown
tsJerconian Morn.
Oh who would be wordy all-in-an,
And ply - ehsNst's trade
Tell how Arnchms of atrrehn4na INIT
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EOR MENT.
THAT SPACIOUS AND CONVENIENT DWELL
ING HOUSE,
SITuATED on the corner Of Morgan and Third
~ streets, containing 10 large rooms besides 4
eitchen and bath room There 10 also brick sta.
bic adjoining For terms apply TO
INWARD MuMM, Notary Public
spr20df Third st., near Main.
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'i'Hs introduced and for The h.r.. M and
i
NeayO o
M.ssiapP
atB sis II d the m ID a 10
vuoom thu rqun ony pa
b
pr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vIsHE co-partnership heretofore exis sting between
l Thomas A. Harrison sad Patrick 0iShous, IA
der the style Of Harrison 1 Gibbons, beiae dis-
solved by the death Of Mr.. Harrison, theIf slatrs
wiai be settled BY r GIBBONS, who will easfy on
the w holssalo Licuor buainess at the ~ stand,
where he hopes 20 merit continuance OF ~ lib
oral patronage bestowed upon the late firm.
Aptil Fl, '5,.d6t
EOH Dea motnes Casy and
Il intermediate landings The steamer NJ. =
CLARA HfNE. pAsrEs, Master, will. 80
leave as above this afternooa 1t o 'clock
For Freight applyto
cL10h0RN, TAYLOR CO.,
April 20 1t I,eysa
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prove successful, its success will be achieved
by such means, and it will be triumph Of
power over principles victory won by
Government in . contest waged against the
rights and liberties Of the people.
Nick NAxEa received some time ago,
an article signsd - "ssranger." which Is
very severe on the habit which some people
have Of addressing each other ~ nick names.
The communication is too long for rs, but
perhaps we can aid in the reformation de
sired BY "Stanger," by repeating his asscr-
ton that the habit Of using. without regard
to time, place, or company, such names as
Jim, Bill, Steve, Ben, Cal, Ad, Sile, 10,
Charley. Pete, Sam, Abe, Labs, Curt, Phi,
Buck, &c., &c., is extremely yulgar, and that
those who do SO show themselves 70 be i'll
bred. Every person Of proper self-respect
dislikes such names unless when used by
most intimate friends,-and by friends is
not meant casual or street acquaintance.
Proper sslf-respect implies psopse respect
and c0nSidssstion for others, and : gentle
aAa-A nan 4 true feellng-never uses a
niok-nsns II public or in company.
We may add "Ssranger's" assurance that
numbers q persons, who would have been
most vaIu1hle sleisens, have been deferred
from settling in certain ambitious and grow
ing towns, simply because they did not fancy
Irving in . miscellaneous crowd Of such no.
bodies as Sam, Jake, Pete, Bill, Sue, Sal,
Pop, Jim, Nance, and so on. Verbum sapi-
entibus su1feit.
GREAT FLocD ConlNc.-The Laclede came
in from st. Paul yesterday morning, and the
Captain reports tina. the Chippewa, Black
River, Wisconsin, and Iowa Rivers, were all
pouring out floods at high banks. This will
make bad show for the lower regions,
which are already in trouble.
CT DO the Duty Which lies nearest thee,
which thou knowest to be duty. Thy Sec
ond Duty will already have become clearer.
The Situation that has not its Duty, its Ideal,
was never yet occupied by man. Yes, here,
in this poor, miserable, hampered, despica-
Bile Actual, whcrin thou even now standest,
here or nowhere is thy ldeal work it out
therefrom; and working, believe, live, be
free. Fool! the Ideal is in myself, tbs I'm
pedment too is in myself. O
thou that pinest in the imprisonment OF the
Actual, and ericst bitterly to the gods for :
Kingdom wherein to rule and create. know
this Of a truth the thing thou seeksst il al
ready with thee, "here or nowhere" couldst
thou only see. . - =
Be no longer Chaos. Pro-
duce Produce! Were it but the pitifullest
in6nitesimal fraction Of a product, produce
il In Gods name! IT'S the utmost thou
hast in thee; out with it then. Up up (!
Whatsoever thy hand indeth to do, do i.
with thy whole might. Work while it is
called to-day, for the Night come,h wher elm
no man can work.
SARroR REsARrus.
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Run DIP IT.-Gerrit Smith, 10 recently
published letter, makes tho following allu-
zion to the late Preston s. BROOKE:
.The nation would not have been deprived
Of the services Of Charles sumner, had Con-
gress, before Brooks foil upon him, been
willing to bc moved by temperance speech
or BY any other cause to put stop to the
sale Of Intoxicating drinks in the City OF
Washington. Poor Brooks! became ac-
quainted with him in Congress, and found
him to be frank, pleasant man. Hcnllow-
ed me to speak freely tn him Of his habit Of
drinking liquor. lie promptly confessed his
sorrow for it, and added that he would be
glad to subscribe to congressional temper
ancs pledge. But for liquor he would ney er
have committed his enormous crime"
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To Let.
VvNHE End and Sd stories Of the new brick store
1 corner Of Main and 9th streets also, double
frame building adjoining. The above premises
will be let low 10 good tenants. Enquire Of
Y. IL. MOORE, Architect,
mchlsd,f samples Building, Eecond.sI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

NOTICE is hereby given that will sen to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday, April
2lst, 1858, at the warehouse Of Brown, Austin 8
Io, iot OF friating mAteriais, consisting Of
fress and fixtures; marked, q. p. bicksfson.
April y, lS38-dtd A. BROWN.
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Roofs, Roof. Roofs.
AUBsTANTIAL, sAEE, CHEAP!
ISAAC RENAUD,
Chemical Cement Roofer.

Office in VIM. D. Daniels Store, Fourth
Street, bsiWssn Main and johnson,
WILL nanufacture and nj on 6nspsrior
w Cement Roofing ,saitablefor I'll kinds II build
inss. 1T 10 applied either on felt or canvass, and
to roofs Of any grade, fren I Of an inch up tespc
fourth pitch, and Il equally durs BILE 10 eli cases
It's We'll adapted to cover cornices, walls Of All
knds, and to cement all kinds If roofs to the val
and protect tt peefsctly - water. II is the
most suitable ~ 1er vernadahs or porches
walking ovcr1f ~ - injure II in the least, q
H. will becoue - In all temperatures, thus
making the most desirable roo6ne for pronen AIDES.
Ihievaluablc roofing has been thoroughly tested
teZmoS Than nine years, and hiss EemAined fast
- nSalursd. 1t has been u - u THIS city for
tAs.e ysnMs and HAS gives nogD ee1fo1oo1ion
~ eegtnes tn1orma tioR ~ ~ ~ ~ ONCE
HhnA 9oQAle oAhow 81 (1f Snefs q sAres
ysarus enn16ng lros 1ron lDGn6 IT lopalre ~ m
injured. Among the many poR1nD NJ have used
tstn kss1sk ars the fcliSsanss
M. .kileourne, 81 Steskuather,
VS. S.p. kMyet, Jas. H1eoee,
M AA4J9a IAyloF, VIM. O. Daniel
&94No1ny y. Walcott,
- fs0eeks y. D. Howell,
Dr. Aicket DR.. Knowles,
eds ,. =. Vail g. j. Clark,
fiekl4 u Qq4s# r. Bower,
ss ne9hsid u b. Reddington.
S4ne thing-this roof 10 moro IRE proof
lny other, not excepting even slate.
apr3odSr
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wAUGONsHA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
STATE OF IOWA:

W." -
STATE or IOWA:
AUDITORS OFFICE,
DIS NoIsRs, March 10th, 1855.
TT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the goth
l. day Of March 1858, q statement was hlsd in
t his Office showing the condition Of the Waugonsha
Mutual Insurance CONF hny of Chicago, State Of IL
iinois. the 10th day Of jan, 1858, in accordance
with the provisions Of nm Act Of the Legislature
of this State, passed January rs, 1857 that said
aatemont shows that said Company Is possessed OF
The requisite amount Of capital, and invested NJ
required in said Act.
Authority is theref fore given to the above named
Insurance Company to transact business Of
Insurance in this state In accordancc with the
laws thereof
Ii 10 also certified that SsmI NJ. Rankin, Esq.,
Of keokuk, has been duly appointed BY said Com
psny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the
County Of Lee, with full power TO take risks OF In
therein, and TO acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, upon his cling certified copy Of the state
mcnt fled in this oice with the Clerk Of the Dis.
triot Court, In and for said county.
IL ia further certified, that the annexe ed 10 Q
true copy Of the required statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
l.. s.. my hand and anixcd my seal Of Of1cs
this20th day Of March, 1888.
JNo. PAfTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
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srArE or lLLlsoIs, | I.

ed Notary Fable s IN the D City Of cSso..o cossiy
ofCook and State aforesaid, Charles b. Rock we'll
secretary Of the Waugonshs y Ire snd Marine In
surance Company, who, after being duly sworn,
deposes and says tho annexed statement Of tho
condition of the said Company il correct, ae-
cordns to the best Of his know ledge aad b. lief.
Given under my hand and Official seal this goth
[L.s.l day Of January, A. D. 1883.
LEWIS Ill. DAVIS N p
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tDO6s spring Affa0 u emGMts 1885,
CHANGE OF TIMKi
THREE DAILY TRAINS, (suNpAxs axOEPr.p.)
nN ard after April 10th, 1Sb8, - until fur
~ foltowa: S
Flint Train lssves Paehss Dspst, Keokak, dsaly
tMondsys escspted) 81 .. u. This tsain viii
make sure esnnections Win the Burllneton and
Rock Isla1d Packets. Packetswill leave Montrose
promptly ~ eo'clock a.sm
Second Iraln leaves Keokuk daily Sundays ex-
ccp,ed) q 10 O'clock am.
Third Trsin lavss Ksokuk daily Sundays ex-
eeptcd) at pm.
first Train leaves Montrose daily MONDAYS ex-
esptcd} 81 6:1e a. N.
Second Train leaves Mantrose daily Sundays ex-
septed1 1t 8:45 q. IN.
Thfsh TGsin leaves Montrose daily tsundays OK
cepted} ~ p. IN. u. w. DAVIS,
Superintendent.
J. X. TEwsBuRr, Ticket Agent.
Apr 20dAw
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The reported movement on the part OF the
Spanish Government toward the abolition
Of slavery In the Spanish colonies is not con.
6rmed, but the accounts Of the progress of
the emancipation of the Russian serfs are
very encouraging. The Emperor seems to
have entered upon this work with strong
resolution to bring il not merely to sue.
coastal but to n spesdy conclusion. lie was
willing and desirous that the Russian nobil.
ity should share with him in the credit or
this movement, and he therefore referred il
= them TO propose, in their respective Prov
inces, the terms and conditions On which this
great social change should taks plaoo. In
few Of the provi6ees tho nobility came read.
lily into the scheme, but in others they have
shown themselves 90 hostile to it 40 to have
provoked dangerous agitation on the part
of the sesfs, who, it 10 reported, in some Of
the provinces. have oven conpelled their
lords to seek safety in fight. These disturb
ances have made the Emperor resolve not to
wait the tardy and reluctant movements Of
the mobiles, but 1t oncs 70 take the matter
into his own hands. Accordingly he has
created q council OF twelve msmbers, beaded
by the Grand Duke Constantine, who has
always been decided advocate for the oman
cipation policy, to whom 10 intrusted the du-
sy Of carrying out = speedily a. possible
this great sooial and economical rsform.-
We also learn that loan Of sixty nilIion
rublcs, or abent ~, 000, 900. has also been
decided upon to BE- assd in The partial pur-
ehaas Of the lana With which the liberated
so1ls are 10 Be endowsds An advance az
9h6ss 473 pr head will Be- thus nade by 10
Gessfnmsat, not for tAs persoaal liberty Of
~ Individuals, but 70 insure then the free
|eeapancy Of the land upsn which they are
10 asidc. At Moscow : new periodical has
- red for the purpess Of adj coating this
msasase q snanclpatica. = promising great
bene0ta, nok merely TO the enancipated sssfs,
bat 10 ths prcpristors; and, il The incr eaasd
value Of their lands, m abundant Indemnity
for oil that they may lose II tAsiS character
Of charlottesville. \. Tribune.
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STATEMENT .ssAs wange.sAa mu-

STATE NJ EMIT ofshe Wamg00sha Mu.
tuai lOsurance Company. showing
the Condition Of said Company % the 10th day
Of January, 1883
Name and Locality Of the Com pany--W augon-
shs Mutual Insurance Company business Office
Chicago, Illinois.
Thsamount Of saptal stock 10 &200,o0o.0V
The ana 7 capita. stock paid In Is zoe, 0Q0 90
The Assets Of the Company are
lst.--cAsh on hand and in hands VI sgents,
t4,435.b
3d.--Real Estate--none.
3d. bonds owned by the Company, None.
4th'-Dsbt. Of the Company, secured
bonds and mortgage, hrrt liens, los, 10000
oth.--loaned On stocks, 5000 90
Interest accrued not yet due, I.55s 81
6th.--De hts on Premiums None
Tth.-Notes. drafts and aceeptances
due on call and sixty days, s5,3i4.bo
once furniture, 10000
s2Os ,oss.ss
bth.-Liabilities due not due to
Banks or other creditors u the Com
pany, Except as No. I0,l--Nothing.
6th.-Losses adjusted and due--Nous.
7th.-Lossss I'D listed, not due---None.
sth.-Loases Hsdjnsted--Sone.
sth-Losses In suspense, awaiting fur
ther proof, not lie exceed zoo 90
10th All other claims against the
Company Except for sund ofhes
cxpcnses. )-Sothing.
llth--The greatest am cunt insured In
any one risk-t3 geo.
lxth,-The greatest amount allowed TO be insured
Ia any one city. town or village--No rules con-
corning same.
18th The greatest amount allowed to be insured
IN any one block. depends upon the olass u
buildings, but not 70 exceed $1,000 that would b,
exposed to one IRE.
l4th-Ths act u incorporation herein enclosed.
c. u. ROCKWELL,
aprlzdlw Secretary