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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-21
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ED.4RT.SeERSAfF4 ..Ns0TECE.-L0UIS
II and GE0RGE BITTR0LEF having purchased
the interest of j. L. Bittrol, ST., in the firm of Btt
rolf d Son, have entered into partnership under
the style of BITTR0LFE BROTHERS, and will
continue the Watch and Jewelry business at the
old stand, No. 4S Main street, between First and
Second tss
Having combined tho stocks of both Houses into
one, we have now on hand the finest, largest and
best selected stock of Gold and Silver Watches jew
elry, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectaeles, &C.,
in this city, and which We arc selling off ut prices
very little above the COST. Those who wish to buy
fine Jewelry at worry low figures, invited TO call
at No. 4S Main street ~ y tit9fss- SHY q.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-21

fARxsT.H.4S Ind .NEW. Y,E.RR
y PRESENTS, consisting of the following Books:s
Gallery of Famous Poets,
, Women of Beauty and Herosni, A F
Lays from the Land of Luther, Ns
American Scenery, Book of Beauty,
Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season.
Ihe.AtlantC Souvenir, The Oriental Annual 90.
The Sacred AHegories, Josephine Gallery, p
Bow in the Cloud, Rhymes and Roundelays
Iryant's Poems, Poe's Poetical Works 4
Tom Moore's Works, The Prince rs.7.zii -
Also, fine assortment of Bibles, PRAYER Books
Psalms and Hymns, and many others too numer-
Gus to mentions, together with a fine selection of
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Gabas, DC. - =
- Fos gale cheap at j, HEALEY'S, ~ss
dec2z Cor. First and Main sts.. Evansville, La
81 ~ R8Ls. .uOLGSSEs;
3O 2 hhds Sugar,
~ n q % boxes Raisins, = sAssas8 90
.3 -slsa Almonds, Dates, Pruncs, &c. ~ 49,
=. dsc25 -ezl2s.--is= l., saOLMSTED G SABIN. =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EDW.ARD o. s.uxTH, W.HoLEsALE

EDNA RD q. S.uXTH W.N0LESALE
~ aCHAIR AMANUFACTURER, Markete0
w street, Evansville, Iud., will keep on ~
~ hand and make to order every variety mi
tofCane and Wool Seat CHAIRS The u
Trade supplied at lowest RATES Hotels, STEAMBOATS,
and Halls furnished promptly to order Being
prepared with all the improvements in MACHINERY,
&C. and cheap lumber, can offer to dealers in the
West South good Chair, and at lower rates
than be had in Cincinnati or elsewhere. Chair
plank and timber for chair stuff wanted.
Terms cash. or approved paper All work war
ranted. s~----=---sss Janf-ly
yasILsA1Ss,, -a.s;D , 81, ~ s;,. Ia
"a 70 do DO DO SW VI; s is.
SO do Fine Blue I.athns Nails,
% do Sd Barrel Nails For sale by
dce3I. 1 oRIf, DAI.zRIdi 4 co.
RaE ". I.E.XR'S 6TIETS.-DOBELE
svS &iooNYNGToNla have receisedsa new stock
- The Album de Ferogiio, va
A beautiful collection ofrosesttod Desks,
And great variety of Books in antique and ele =
CANT bindings Also, aew supply OF Tt:adrsn's
IEyUTTLE,ss P.gTE.N.T Cross CBT'
E SAWS--l case just received. Also ON hand
"A Rowlands German aud c. B. Mill Saws,
5 dozen Wood Saws, framed, for sale lew by
dec30 JACOB STRAUB No. 40 Main ST.
| EDUK.AT OUT.-A s A geo GIT ON or
kS our stock is damaged by fire, we have CON
cluded to close out entirely at costs. All are in
vited to come, win give good iudneenents for
cash fdec30 t J.0AKLEY & SON.
spEA nf1n 81 H'ED q ~ .
ebsesOUO shingles; $4,000 feet dressed
Pine Flooring, the best quality ever sold in the
city. For sale, cheap, at the new Lumber Yard,
corner of Main and Eighth streets v~n---AsN
dec22 e. NEWRERRY & CLEMENT.
| NV0UyNsT1' ORDER - 4 W:9.S'T $IO0,
u in County Orders, for which viii pay 30 cents
cash, or % cents in goods, or on retail accounts.
decz9 CHARLES s. WELLS g.
Mn va VIM S.zLT-4OO BBLS.
| -AA- for sale low by s. L. GILBERT& CO. =
HDAGS RAGS! RIOS WANTED in
| ma exchange for Groceries. frr-
! jams aat = oLMSTED & SABIN.
EAXSSOL UTXO.N' OF P.GRTyN.E r.
E% SHIP.-The firm of Bittrolff & Son was dis
solved the 18th of December 1858, by the retire
ment of J. l.. BITTROLFF, SR- All accounts due the
old firm must be paid Immediately to BITTROLFF
| BROS, successors. - J. L. BITTR0LFF, 49,
f J. i. BITTR0LFF, JR.e-
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''r FISHER & BOLUSS,

HkK.zSS EOCSSDEK KS, ExSSxSAERS,
LIE Steam Pipe and Gas Filters, corner of Pine
and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Respectfully
assure the public that any orders entrusted to their
charge in the above branches of business. will be
executed with promptness, anu in the first style OF
workmanship
variety of Brass work constantly on hand and
manufactured to order Strict attention paid to Lo-
comotife and Distiliery work. Steam Gauges, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready 4"
Highest market price, in cash. paid for old Cop
per, Brass aud Zinc. '- decI3-lyd
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(. NEE " FL q $50 Drums FOL
VW sale by s. 4. GILBERT CO.
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ITO.aL OFL,-THE BEST ARTICLE
u of Breckinridge Coal Oil just received by
ST0DDARD d THOMPSON,
ian2l Druggists.

corp OR.aTTOsN' w. TIC E.-OR-
u deled that the owners of Lots 9, To- IL, IL, l3,
in Block 277, Lamasco, fronting Fourth Avenue,
and between Franklin and Seventh streets, cause
plank sidewalk to be laid on said Lots, within 80
eF qfiefe tie Atdhief &f 6ftaceed ' 70
perform said work. and the cost and expenses ac-
cruing thereby will be assessed and collected by
sale of said property, or much thereof as will
satisfy said lein and costs. !
By order of the Common Council.
Z 20 A. LEMCKE, City Clerk,
jan2l-l0td Z. p. BURKE Deputy.
Xa1lE aIAnts
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NWO .WUhE CKEDXI.-ECV.N'O. =
0v Is WEALTH.-On and after the first day of
February next, Groceries will be sole by Y. H.
COOK q SON for Cash Produce only, and those
buying for cash will receive a reduction equal to
the expense of book keeper, collector and bad debts
which We find is quite an item and conceive it
wrong to make cash customers pay the expenses of
slow pay and no pay customers. go
jan20 z, H. COOK & SON
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FEVAE FTsVEST COLLECT1 ON OF
IL present books ever in the market. ~
Women of beauty from Semtralnis' to Eugenia
Strafterd's Gallery. Favorite English ballads
properly illustrated, and hundred other valuable
works Beautifully illustrated and embossed. ~
Call and see them before buying elsewhere. It
costs nothing to look. .tazsN M
dec22 D9BELL, a C0NYNGTON
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! kxW n ~ II AzSI4H TIE II n r M y a TIE
-AA SALE.-The undersigned Trustees of the
Presbyterian Church N So of EVANSVILLE Indi-
ana wish to sell Lot No I07, Old Plan, situated on
the corner of Main and Second streets. ais d.
Bids will be received by JOHN W. FOSTER, at
the office of Baker Foster, until February s. 1859,
when the bids will be opened and the Trustees will
the decide either to accept the bid bids which
amount offered and the terms of payment, or they
will advertise the property for sale at public
ton. Bids may be for the whole undivided, or for
any part of the Lot The tile ioU be t0aryanted by
parties whose names, with any further information
which may be desired, can be learned on, applica-
ton as above. or to either Of the Trustees. ~
JAMES Z. BLYTHE, p
WILLIAM BAKER, go 'tI- e
. .e --. CHARLES 8. WELLS, ! Trustees
d. MORGAN, ., ~ .,--- %
'f 'a JAMES SWANSON
JOHN W. FOSTER, sse'y of the Board. janls-tf
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yEUTE PRoPRIET0RS oPTHE CITY FoUN-
n dry beg leave toinform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
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AWVES' SHUES!! SAVES!!"Just
~ received, fne assortment of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Shoes; Mems Ladies' and Children,g Overs
and 9andels, at
SAM. EMBICHs, No. 40 Main st.
N. E.-Pay your old debts, Or jaDl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- THE OLD AND RELIABLRsPApEE
Daily J0IRNAI

Furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid
before the Readers of the JoURSAL
ONE AND A HALF DAYS IN ADVANCE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
supreme Court Of Ohio.

Thursday, April 29, 1868.
John Weaver end others We John W Cherry
and others. Reserved in the District Court Of
Union county.
sutif. J. /, delivered the opinion the Court
Where township trustees are authorized by
one section Of a statute, TO purchase land for a
cemetery and to assess a certain per cenhum
upon the taxable property of the township to
pay for the land purchased and another section
provides that before such assessment shall be
made, 1t shall be necessary to submit the ques
'ton TO the voters Of the township at an election
for that purpose duly called; Held.
lss. That the statutory provisions requiring
such preliminary vote is not In oontraventiOp Of
the 26th Section Of the I'd Art Of the Constitu-
ton of the State.
I'd. That by reasonable construction Of the
two sections OF the statute an election, and vote
in favor of the tax is a preliminary requisite
Indispensable 10 authorize the trustees to pro
ceed under tho statute 10 purchase a cemetery
and to direct township orders TO be issued in
payment thereof
2d. Where in such a case the land has been
purchased, deed delivered and township orders
issued in payment upon application Of the trUs.
tees the contract Of purchase should be rescind-
ed, the land conveyed, and the orders suuen-
dered up to be cancelled Demurrer overruled
John Benson OF al. vs. Jonathan Cillsy ct al
In Chancery Reserved in the District Court
Of Hamilton county. WI
Scott J. In proceeding, on the petition Of
an administrator, 70 subject lands Of the dece-
dent to the payment ofdebts, under the statute
Of 1881, where guardian ad litem was appoint
ed for the infant defendants, and, on their be,
half acknowledged service of process for their
Appearance. Held.
That in so far as the proceeding is of an adj
veTsary character, that character was given to
II by The act Of 1924, defining the duties of eH-
eoutoIs and administrators.
The construction heretofore given to that
act, by repeated decisions Of this court, having
become a rule of property, should now be fol-
lowed. fIll
1t must therefore be held, that The want Of
personal service Of a subpoena upon the infant
defendants, does not, under the act Of 1891, at.
feet the Jurisdiction Of the court, or render void
the order Of sale. Bill dismissed.
FRIDLY, April 30, 1889
Israel PIN vs. Valentine Nicholson. Petition
in error 10 reverse decree Of the District Court
Of Champaign county. Petition dismissed.
The Eaton and Hamilton II. Il. Co. Vs. Var
mum ct al. Ia error to the District Court Of
Butler county,
SVEN, @ ]. The District Court cannot re.
serve and take case for hearing and decision
in another county on the circuit without the
consent Of the parties.
An order appointing a Receiver 10 receive
the revenues, DC, Of railroad and bring the
same into Court, subject 10 its order, &e., and
without any application Of the funds except TO
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Trial of'hs wollluutOn slave Rescue Case.
CLsvELAsp, May 2.

CLEvELANp, May 2.
Court convened at 9 O'Clock. The Grand Ju.
ry presented bills Of Indictment against sundry
persons, and were discharged These bils will
be found in another column.
On the question ofproooeding with the trial
of Langston, Judge spalding asked that sem
tenee might be pronounced upon Bushnell at
the earliest convenience of the Court. The
Court replied that the matter would be taken
into consideration during the day, and that the
time that he had been in Jail since his copvic-
ton would be taken. into account, so that no
prejudice would be allowed as to the delay in
pronouncing sentence
Many ofthe witnesses being expected on the
morning train, recess was taken until 10
o'clock to allow them time to be present, the
Court remarking that it was very desirable for
the cases to be proceeded with, with all the ex.
pedition that could consistently be used
George V. Barber was the first witness call
ed at the cOnvening Of the Court at 10 O'Clock.
He saw Langston in the rear Of the hotel at
Wellington in the act of handing a gun to an
other mau in the crowd, after which he went
into the house. Among the other means for
getting possession Of the boy John, it was said
that the Hook and Ladder company was on the
road from Oberlin to tear the house down.
Some one in the crowd said that fugitive was
being taken back to the South, when Watson
said that he was no fugitive, but had been kid
mapped.
William Scipes, one the indicted was next
called. He saw Langston at Wellington first
at the law suit, and then in the rear of Wads-
worh's tavern. Afterwards saw him in the
hall up stairs with fye or six Others one of
whom was Watson. A part Of them had guns.
Recess taken until o'clock
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES oF THE UNt1gD STATES:
t has been my good fortune restore to health many
tousands Of my couulU-womcn.
NV success has excited the malice Of the envous and
aous bit their prosecutions served only extend
% establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, rom Che fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved. solons as sm cid in ahectiOnate and
iank ul remembrance bP those who have experienced
kin can aorl TO jesuse he sorts Of misohief-mpkerE
nd slanderer,
My friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
due for producing menstruaton within the reach Of The
nadies of the United satos hut aa ndsposop to enter
ied occupied by qnacks with their peicous nosrums
and faar that unprncped couuterfcors might palm
ae public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
rented me from establishing agencies for tho sale Of
AMIE DE FEMME,' IN the United Sates.
Atlast yield 70 the oneatos Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
hich has rendered me somewhat, throughout the
Old World. L. ...
In regard TO the efficacy the "ANilE DE FEM MME,"I
ased only say that liquid form, and is exactly such
have used In my praccein France for MANY years and
that it has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and msnslruaiiou stand in the
ation Of cause and Il Is alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual now where has existed andto
ostore it where has been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper OF direo
ions on each bottle Of the "Anie de Femme will bear my
trten signature and both the bottle and enclosing hex
will be sealed with my private seal
Price, S9,eO package. r. 3, =, ,,,op,.
PARIS, January, 1851.
/ For sails, wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No. % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply tbs
Annie dc Femme at the Pruprietor's prices.
I aulO dRwlyg
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NEW GRocERT srORE.--Mr. A. A. Perry, for.
merly with Jas. KySer, and lately with Joseph
Ross, has opened new grocery store on Ontario
street in the brick basement Of the brick block
opposite the head Of ohamPlain street. Here ho
will bs found with good supply Of staple and
fancy groceries and provisions. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

FAST TINE ON THE @. d E, RALRoAD-On Sat.
urday last tho mail traiE on the Cleveland d Erie
Road was 80 minutes behind time when it reached
Erie from the East The engine Tiger, which has
run twenty-one months, making 1000 miles with.
out being taken into the shop for repairs, was at
tached TO the train aud made the run TO the Madi-
son station, SO miles, including all stops at the way
stations, In one hour aud thirty-eight minutes
Had the run been continued to Cleveland at the
same sate of speed 1t would have been made in two
hours and thirty four minutes which on an ex-
press train not making stops at way stations, would
be at the rate of As miles per hour, or two hours
and ten minutes from Erie to Cleveland This
shows the advantage Of level, straight, smooth
road. Scarcely connexiOn has been missed since
the new fast timetable went into effect. II such
speed as this can be easily accomplished why not
make the run from New York to Cleveland in IS
hours so that passenger leaving New York at Q
A. NJ, may reach Cleveland at midnight, thereby
dispensing with the necessity Of night cars. Let
another train leave Cleveland at A. NJ. and reach
New York l2P NJ. Thiswill place Cleveland as
near New York in point Of time as Buffalo has
been heretofore. |tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS
STEREoSCoPIC VIEWS, White Mountains
sTEREoscoPIo VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREosCoPIo VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
sTEREosooPIO VIEWS, American Scenery.
sTEREoscoPIo VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREosooPIC VIEWS, European Cities.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Greoian Ruins.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREosCoPIo VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received new supply many OF them new subjects
not before In Cleveland
apr26 B COBB co.
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BARNEY CHRYsF4L DEAD,-TThis great billiard
player, who, with Phelan and seeteiter led the
world in that game. died in New York a few days
since. H,Ilu ftu HaTWIl ~.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Court convened at o'clock, and the ex.
animation of Sciples continued. lie testified
that Langston said shat "we will have him [the
boy Johnl before they come from Cleveland or
before he goes South" scpos went up to the
room where the boy was, at the request of Mr.
Aeacham, a constable who had warrant for
the arrest of the SOuthernors Lowe said,
when told that they had gone up to arrest him,
that he had a warrant under which he was aci-
ing and Mr.. Jennings who was an agent of the
cOlored boy had power of attorney
James Bonny was next called Saw Lang
Rton about a o'clock ON September 18th up the
first pair Of stairs in the hall, in company with
Mr.. Cummings. Cummings told him that "ii
you will get Key to the hall door that NAM
Langston-" will give you five dollars -
Blnny replied that he didn't sell himself foI
five dollars
r. E. Thayer testified that colored man
pointed and snapped gun at him for pulling q
man off the ladder, and another soon snapped
another at him Heard man say that "they
have got human being up there and we must
get him." Also heard it said that the consta.
bic would not serve his papers on the Southern
ers unless he could get indemnity, and that
they could not get that, Saw nothing of Lang
ston.
Norman H. Runnes testified that he and Mr.
Fay attended the back door and kept the Grove
out, Saw Langston in the hall below. A
man with him said Eve will give you FIVE min
utes to clear the door"
Jacob X. Lowe deputy Marsha) testified
that he went to arrest the boy John under III,
direction of jennings
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning.
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Gpetiol Notitrs.
WIGS / WIGS n WIGS /

BATCHELoR's WIGS lND ToUPEEs sorpas, all.
ihsy elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning Up behndno shrinking
\, the head; indeed, hss the only Establishment where
hese things properly unders o, d and made.
2sl Broadway, New York.
] iaulF W. FIsKE, Cleveland. ohi6, AGENT. -
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In III sOLOMONsON.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
seps the largest of the most approved kinds OF
PECTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ghted ground under his inspections sby machine
Of anew construction with the greatest care asio
Iutthe eyes in al curing Wsaknsss OisEiHess or
naauatoRo Of the Eyes aud impartue strepgth Tor long
reading fine sewing
~ N II sOlomonson would here inform the public
thaths employs any in the sale ofhisenses
" Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES nj
CRosgOPEs, COMPAsSEs, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
l9oheess Superior street under the American Hotel
iun29
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The DocTRINE OF .TorAL DepRAury.--A
minister travelling through the weet in a mis-
sionary capacity, several years ago, was hold
ing an animated theological conversation with
good old lady on whom he had called, in the
course Of which he asked her what she thought
Of the doctrine Of total depravity! "Oh," she
replied, III think it good doctrine, if people
would only live up to it Knieksr5ocker Mag
azine y
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TURsDAY nORNINu, IN 4, I'D
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAL PRINTING.

E Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desorlniio
dono at the Printing Estabshmentof the Leader Onoe
ON the latest mpr wed aud raOd presses in the
stsye, on short notice. and reasonable rates Par
toular attention paid to blank work Every description
Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Journ
ais Sales Books, Rsceving Books, 30 &C..
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THE FIoHr BETwREN HEENAN AND SAYRRs--
HEENAN TO BE SEcoNDRD By MoRRIssEY.--It is
stated that the fight between Heenan and
Sayers, for purse aud the English belt, will
not take place before next Spring During the
interval, Il is expected that Heenan will prac.
tice constantly with John Morrissey and Mr.
Ottgnon. Since the spaIring exhibition for
the benefit Of the widow Of Harrington, Nor
rissey and Heenan have become warm friends.
If Che Arrangements for fight with sayers are
completed, Morrissey intends going to England
with Heenan, and TO second him in the ring ~
NJ Y. Times
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SEGToRs RERoRT.-There have been GO inter
meuts in the several Cemeteries from April Isl
10 10 3Oth, inclusive .....
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AltsttIIoutSus,
1nsuralIrs Agents.
TIE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, ONO.
4 JoINTsTocF eoMPINK.

of0anfsf Jaanaiv ~ So uar ~ osnsralia GA. So.
Capital stoek 5000 shares nt o30 each,
secured ~ kenl hatate 8Io1,ooh
~ FICEhs "a w SCHMIDT. President D. "
MI ~ Wee President, JACOB MUELER, Sscrsiarv
y z, ,htsyer'1 Wagnar O. Leiek = Mueller. John A.
tbs GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure,
9s % aanage by hio ~ one year and less build
ne sundt Haref 1nfrchandiro etc Payment OF losses
sha ne made IN 90 days uer the ofs sht have been
osf.,nea aaa proved Not more than 5000 viii be nsur
one No "a Atvater block Cup ltairs) Superior street
". llce. AEen. LaplgR2 w JOHN WAoNEn. prcf.
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Att'ps & Couilsrllors.
Booroina.

pOARDING. = The House No. "a
- Public Square, nnd BY he Stop Churh-ous qtthe
pleasantest locations In the cityhas been thoroughly
paired and s for Boarders Families wishing 20
fuuish their csn be accommodated with laTg
and bedrooms; and Single RnRrHrs
ard Day Bo riders Will find good accommodations rea
souable terms Ladies excluded References given
and received. anrIR2n 81 w pVR 1fT