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IlNbAoCck HAFta. ATTY. ts4ll6-lmcis.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

= 31111AS V1'-, NOVN
~ Cnthty IS. Coax County Court Of Cou,rnn Iac-.
arl Term. r. lisa. Mills L. Calender Vs. Charles W.
C41hwll1u' Marcus ). Observation-Disclosures.
l!slc h:iec Is ert!y given the s,i Charles W. Turn
wall ud Marcus y A"rr rhnu.e- that writ Of attachment
i,s;.eu "St {" the Of the tctk Of the t"k County
t"u 1t Common Pleas dlttl thr ssth day Of Fc!ra5y i
- lsn ut t'e suit Of The %4 Mills L. ncr ant against
,!s *,ase Ut the s' taEes ". corl~ all and Ma:ru, y
M"rri"sse. fur Tie II sxter, h.:,srd arr. fur 4n
loo dollars ittel t" The Sheriff uf Lake County, which
s1i writ Ills been rytutIcd executed "
Nw, therefore. un.,,a the s.hf Charles " Cornwall
a'd lFclt, = Mrr'st slal! ptrs4:y le IN, a1E.ar ,
i"Is tut sli Geek t"Hhty t,lrt Of tlIun jlett Vt, or
tvtre the r 'lay Vi tLe neat Term thereof. to IL ht!. i;
t1e t'nH lnse in tf- ctv ef Chicago IN hr sFt i"av
y ~ ~ H. l9a Five special hull. anil plead the sal
ahtih ae.''' reus will IL rterct! lel,St yu,l AID
In tsot II The sud Mis- L. cl.ucr. and nue., Il lie
rIestT 9ttaS?itst - be sufficient sassfy the si
Ju'i&ittt a:ld Gusts. viii tc sud {u satisfy the saint
..... ". htMEtLi Clerk
, 1859-04-07

~llAlE Ut lLI4lNVIS, COUNTY
- Of COOK. ~;IsFcuit ro,,rt. IT Cook County, June
Term, 1-'9.J'hA II. hinxir tienre t. hates The H.
1inl' Central k:irad Company. Tlv Michigan teutal
Kasrld tunpany. Tho.ls Armstrong Jalllrs tvrr-
In t1la4errr. -
ath'lvit q the residensc Of Thomas Armstrong and
a!t* AEtrll twM tf tr defendants a!a.se laEd i.rI.
lsn n'cd III tho ntce f ,hc clerk nf s,il Crut tuu
q Cook county, Ar k her.: given II the .ai Thul,a,
Armstrong and tnss tstsi that SlI complainant hI
s amended Gi]1 II empaint III siI Cout, N te hancvrS
slde thereof on the nth day u April 1861 ;nd that sum
ln'7 titrr1'"n *stvl uut q si! court against said de-
fenatS se'uE1alc Ill tile fourth Moatayuf May tls;9
Now unless yu, tie said Thunas Asn,st rons and James
Ascfl shall per*1ty tc anl APPEAR before siI rirui,
."uFt "f tnok tonty. the At>t day II tc ext Nav
f"tth f Monday q May. ls9 an! plead euur 10
tle :a!t cnr11lanats amended It'll Of complaint. the same
ami tile nEs1crs aild things tcrpin charged and stated v
eor3iis 10 the prayer u said Till.
WM. i. CHURCH, Clerk
Gs"pw1S. LAESEp l. GOODWIN, ConJIts S,,rs
, 1859-04-07
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

~ County Cook County Circuit Court, March Tes1nA
Pues Sotes hereby given to ihe saId Thaddeus sher-
nan that vi q attachment Issued Of the oec of The
Gefk Q! tne EooE County Circuit Court dated the twenty
SsShta ss1 ~ Dessees ISIS At the tut of The aid
Sherman for The sun Of e1shieen hunded nd eIebtsen
4eas dseeted to the Sheriff Of Cook County which
H9w sheIs1vss unles you. the said Thadtcus Sherman
@ ee and appear hefore the SAID Cook Comfy
Hilsus tun on o. before the dEt dsy Of the next Term
aaeo t9 oe nol9ea II the Court House IN the city Of CHI
80 oa rs ast Monday Of March L. b. 1s59 gre spea
ea aha NeAa to The sad plaintiff acon wl Be
snteted aFans yeu I'D q favor q he nd Wl!ts r
ios saa 70 mach of the property aktaehsd ay Be E1
ent 70 ats the sid judgement ind vii be sold to
s,tsft the Eme WIZ. l. CHURCH, Ck1k,
G9o91ieu. sse e .s7 .r4xEx11 L sa1x. PES Attorney.
, 1859-04-07

4 1Quarrcl over an Abstraction.
MARSHALL, Texas. April 1.-The suit for the
f'ticiturc Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Chur-
Ter has been decided IN favor Of the old compa-
nv. G,
, 1859-04-07

Sn1lin. OF Steamer.
Nos7oS, April 1.-THE royal mail steamer
Niagara, sailed from this port ut noon to-day
with II passengers for Halifax and '2 for Liver
pool. No specie,
, 1859-04-07

Brooklyn Election.
nRooKLYs, n. T., april j.-The charter cleo
tion Yesterday in BROOKLYN resulted in thc suc-
cess "f the whole Democratic ticket Majority
tor Powell, Mayor, nearly 3,''00.
, 1859-04-07
Not Arrived.

Not Arrived.
PORTLAND, Ne, April &, l.:3op. M.-Thcrc
arr as yet no signs Of the steamer Indian, now
",cr due with Liverpool dates Of the Esd.
, 1859-04-07

T.: ". DENSALOI,E, having re-
LIZ moved to kh ccH lo,at.oa. Wilt coat1cue in The
Flour, GEnin, Neal and Feed Bust.
ness,
As hefetofott md Is also prepared do General Coms
son ousne. and make cash advances o&
property u sto'r- 20 SOUTH WATER STREET,
, 1859-04-07

Navigation at Montreal.
MONTREAL, April t;.-W Gather clear and cold,
aa1d ice still fast i'll Lake st. Peter Navigation
will not open for week yet.
\ Poet Declining a Conku1@1lfp.
New loak, April i,-t;eorgc p. Morris, de-
| clines the Cuusuship at uayre.
, 1859-04-07

Browns Dnchal Troehes eortain inkre.Ieats actin.
specifically tie ora.s It the Focc they haze an ,y:ra
ordinary etsaey In al Affection. Of the Thrpt and a;Tn1
restoring thv8I healthy wken ra.a1tt either m nd
tsEct enuncltloo-
contatnn3 nothing tA.s can njure the .y*trzn they ea
The rpce.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

PERsoNAL.-The announcement of the ar
rival in the Golden Gate Of Mr. Dana, one of
the editors of the n. Y. Tribune, is incorrect.
The gentleman referred to is Mr. Richard H.
Dana, Esqr., of Boston, well known in liter
airy circles as the author of the pleasing
nautical narrative entitled Two Years Be-
fore the Mast" and more latterly of a widely
quoted description of Cuba and its resources
Mr.. Dana made his voyage to California
twcnty-three years ago in a hide drogher,
for his health, and is now on voyage around
the world for a similar purpose. Rip Van
Winkle could scarcely have opened his eyes
to more wonderful changes after his long
slumber, than those upon which Mr.. Dana
now gazes. They are changes in which
Aladdin's Lamp might almost be thought to
have had an agency.-7fmes.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

ALCOHOL THE Alcohol, in the
forms in which men like to imbibe it, has
slain its millions of men and DESTROYED its
millions of property. Here is an instance
where it lately caused the destruction by fire
of a whole town. A Frenchman at Vallecito,
Calaveras county, was drawing brandy out
of cask in the back part of his store last
Saturday night, when the light which he
grasped in one hand ignited the liquor The
flames ran into the cask, bursting it. The
merchant was instantly killed, the flames
spread. and in thirty-fve minutes yallecito
was a bed of ashes
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

DEMOCRATIC MERTISG.-On Tuesday night
the Democracy of this town were addressed
by w. +. Anderson, their candidate for State
Senator and very competent man. He was
followed by Mr.. Maslin, promising young
gentleman from Grass Valley, who is a can
didate to succeed Mr.. Anderson as District
Attorney. R. B. Moyes Esqr. of Orleans
Flat, then took the stand and spoke at con-
siderable length. The speakers all dilated
upon the political issues of the day. The
audience in attendance was the smallest of
the season, not exceeding two hundred at
any time. After the regulars had concluded
their talk an iliterate volunteer amused the
remnant of the assemblage by very earnest
but blundering effort, the laughter he elicl-
ted greatly exceeding the applause.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20
Ths Avlraulit 2ress.

REPUBLICAN, MEETING.-About three hun
dred well-behaved people listened to speech
es from Leland Stanford, Republican candi-
date for Governor, and Judge Tracey. on
Wednesday evening last. The Brass Band
was in attendance, and large number of
ladies beautifed the scene by their presence.
Mr. Stanford is not an orator, but he deliv-
cred an address which his political friends
pronounce to be sensible, correct and i'm
pressive, alike free from personal and par
tizan abuse. Judge Tracey made the best
speech of the campaign. He was heavily
satirical on the Federal Government, con-
demned its entire policy, saw no hope for
Republicans to defeat it by fusing with Doug
las-Democrats, and wound up with an elo-
quent appeal for them to maintain their in
'tegrity.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

The Gardens and orchards about town are
of the best kind is quite plentiful, and vege
tables superior to any brought from below.
Mr.. V G. Bell, of Birchyille, has presented
us with basket of as delicious large yellow
peaches as ever melted in the mouth of edi-
torial scribbler. Nine of them weighed four
pounds, and one measured l0l inches in cir
conference. They grew on trees two years
old, on q red hillside. Messrs. Seely, Well
ton, Abbey, Isaman and others have fine
peach crops. The garden of Mr.. Pixley is
will weigh 10 or 80 pounds, and for melon
vine bearing about 80 melons
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Deyfr We are glad to learn extenuating cir
cumstances in connection with the case of
erence was made last week. Witnesses in
form us that the Chinaman from whom
O'Brien demanded road tax used insulting
language and finally struck the latter with
his whip. O'Bricn has lost one hand and
was vexed at the assault, but used no vio-
lence in return. The cost of keeping the
Chinaman's horse he paid himself, and did
not demand it of the owner This explana-
ton is due MS matter of justice.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20
The Genoa, Carson Valley, Enterprise. saws: !:

The Genoa, Carson Valley, Enterprise. sars.
ave learn from reliable source that gold
has been discovered in the Humboldt Mount
aims, report which we have frequently
heard. We shall probably learn something
definite about the matter ere long ,as we learn
that party is about making prospecting
tour through that country"
The same journal also remarks that trains
of emigrants are daily arriving at and pass
ing through Genoa, on their way to Califor-
MIA. As class they are poor, many of them
whence they have rather unexpectedly wan
dered hither
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

j. II. Still I, Co. have sent us copies of
Once Week, (the successor of Household
Words, of that magnificent journal the Cen
tary, of the weekly Philadelphia Press, Penn
sylran'dn, St. Louis Democrat, New Bedford
Mercury, ETC., ETC., for all of which they are
agents.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

PEACE.-That is a most happy word, and
in the ears of eastern shepherds, than it does
now to all who love humanity and shudder at
the cruelty OF its self-inhicted woes. There is
peace in Europe again,-such was the "glad
tidings of great joy" brought by the steamer
Golden Gate last Sunday, unexpectedly
enough, and to some unsatisfactory. On the
llth of July Napoleon wrote thus to the
Empress:
"a treaty has been signed by the Emperor
of Austria and myself on the following ba-
sis, the Italian Confedcracy to be under the
honorary Presidency of the Pope. The En-
peror of Austria comedies his rights in Lom-
hardy to the Emperor of the French, who
transfers them to the King of Sardinia The
Emperor of Austria preserves Venice, but
she will form an Integral part of the Italian
Confederation"
This comprises all that is known of the
results of so much tumult and slaughter.
We shall not bore our readers with reflections
which they are competent to make for them
selves. The news is not yet definite enough
to warrant decided opinions as to whether
Napoleon has kept his pledges. The Italians
and Republican French of San Francisco
think he has not, and made public exhibition
of their disgust thereat. Napoleon himself
made the overtures for peace, giving as
reason that 'sthe war was assuming propor-
tions that would have been beyond control,
and would have endangered the interest of
France and all Europe"
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

The New York correspondent of the San
Francisco Bulletin writes that the gold fever
in Vermont has not yet subsidized, and stories
are still told of handsome yields in the newly
found diggings. Recently, three men, in Mr.
Hankerson's claim, in Plymouth, took out
SEQ worth of gold Jumps in one day, their
largest lump weighing nine and half pen
nyweights
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

The Washington correspondent of the
Union states that the California mail service
is being curtailed by the Post Office Depart
ment, with a view to retrenchment. The tri-
weekly and seml-weekly service will be re-
duced to weekly service; while some of the
daily will be reduced to tri-weekly trips
The important daily routes will not be med
died with
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

BALL AT ALLIsoN's RANcH.-Mr. Allison
has lately erected fine large house at his
Ranch, near French Corral, and intends to
give ball by way of house-warming on
the 9th of September. Mr.. Allison is one
of our oldest citizens, and his well known
hospitality will attract crowds of friends to
see him on the above occasion
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

religious paper printed in Spanish at
Los Angeles, and called La Lglesia Crishana,
announces its terrible intention to prove that
the Pope of Rome is ant-C Christ, an this it
will do from Romish authorities.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Juarez, President of the Liberal party in
Mexico, has decreed, not only that the prop
erty of the Church shall be coufscated, and
that all ecclesiastical orders in that country
shall be suppressed, but also that a perfect
liberty of the press shall be established, and
that system of public schools shall be or
ganized.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Henry Everett. an old and much esteemed
Der of the Board of Supervisors of this
county, started overland this week for his
home in New Hampshire. He will return in
about three months May he find "the old
folks at home" as he left them, and have a
joyous visit.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Geo. Welch, cf Nevada, has thanks for a
bundle of papers and magazines, including
some copies of the Illustrated Ners Of the
Ford, the monthly parts of which contain
fine steel portraits of eminent Englishmen.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

CAMP MEETING.-The Mcthodists have been
holding a camp meeting at Pleasant Valley,
below Woods Crossing, for more than week
past. 1t is said much interest is manifested
in the subject of religion, nine or ten persons
are reported to have been converted-what-
ever that may means We are requested to
state that the meeting will not adjourn un-
til after tomorrow
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

By reference to new advertisements it will
be seen that Engman & Pearson, of the I'm
ion Hotel, have leased and fitted up me
building known as the San Juan theater, to
which fact they call the attention of dra-
matte troupes and travelling exhibitions
generally.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

PoLIT1cAL MEETING To-NIGHT-P H. Sib-
ley, Republican nominee for Congress, and
Frank Pixley, the spicy Assemblyman from
San Francisco in the last Legislature, will
address the people of North San Juan this
evening.
Geo. S. Hupp, Esq, Douglas
nominee for District Attorney, and brilliant
speaker, is also announced to be present.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

1t is reported that many of the residents
OF Fresno county are anxious to dissolve the
county organization and be re-attached to
Mariposa county, and that a move will shortly
be made to that effect.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

A marble shaft recently erected over the
remains OF Aaron Burr. in the graveyard in
Princeton, N. j., has been mstilated by some
persons unknown. The shaft was erected
by stealth, no one knowing who put it there.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

The new Kerosene lamps can be procured
at the San Juan Drug store on Main street.
For economy and brilliancy of light they
cannot be equalled.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Col. BAKER, the most elooaent man in CAL
ifornia, and who has few equals anywhere,
will speak at Nevada or the 23d inst, at
Grass Valley on the 24lh, aud at North San
Juan on Thursday next, the 25th inst.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

I. J. Henley, late Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in California, still refuses to deliver
.up the books and records of the Office TO his
successor ]. Y. McDuffie.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Four large loads Of goods en- route for
washoe went through town this week.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20
|Oi-A AiO W Ol<I H.
Caution to the Public

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States number of LIQUOR
Mixers in New York, Boston. Philadelphia and San
Francisco. have been engaged in putingup mixed and
poisonous Gin in and jugs to be pamed off upon
the unwary for my genuine Schnapps At first. they
boldly eounterfeited my name. but stopped that
by causing several of them to be arrested They now
confne themselves to closely initiating the appearance
aud shane of my bottles, and the peculiar wrapper
which have always used viz: YELLOW PAPER
PRINTED CAPS
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

TOILET GOODS, &C, sc, sc.
IN AS received, and now offers for sale
1900 lbs Cream Tartar;
5000 :. Super Carb Soda;
1000 doz SeidlitZ Powders;
5000 TBS saltpetre;
1000 Bceswax;
100 casks sal soda
1000 doz castor oil, in bottles assorted sizes;
1000 TBS Indigo
1000 - sulphur;
1000 doz Flavorng Extracts, assd
500 doz Townsends sarsaparilla;
200 Sands Z"
10000 gals. Camphene;
5000 4" Polar 0il
1900 :. Boiled Linseed Oil;
1000 90 Lard
$4,000 Bottle corks;
5000 bs Tartarc Acid;
10000 White Lead, pure;
1000 gals Varnshes. assorted:
5000 ibs Shaker Herbs aud Extracts;
1000 6 Essential Oils all kinds
Together with complete assortment of everything
connected with the Drug. Oil and Paint Business, for
sale i'll quantities to suit, at the
Lowest Prices.
Agent for the sale of
Ris1ey's Fluid Extract Buchu,
ThOrn's Extract of Copaiva and Sarsa-
pari1Ia,
Tdrranfs Extract Of Cubebs and C6paira
Tarrants Seltzcr Apercnt, Tarrant's Elixir of Turkey
Rhubarb, Jayne's Medicines, Davis Pain Killer
and all the
Genuine Patent Medicines
in use.
c. MORRILL,, Druggist.
street corner Third. Sacramento.
c. MORRILL,, Druggist,
Battery street. corner Washington,
46tf San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1859-08-20

Beware oftheseI Imitation, Bogus Schnapps
IF the Liquor were fit to drink there would he no
need to palm them off by counterfeiting the peculiar
style and appearance of the GENUINE WOLFE,S
SCHNAPPS Avoid these mixed and doctored-un inn
itations. as You would avoid SHATTERED NERVES
RUINED STOMACH and DELIRIUM TREMENs =.
The Pure and genuine Schnapps have my name on the
bottle cork and fac-simile of signature on the lil
For sale by al the Wholesale Druggists and resneotah
Liquor Dealers in the United States -
UDOLPHO WOIEN !;
Sole Importer and Manufacfurer.
Is, 40 and z2 Beaver street, New York
The word Schieiam Jchlapps belongs exclusively 10
my artcle-all other counterfeit. and an im1osj
hon the public. 3s 5m ins
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
McLean's volcanic Oil Imminent.
The best hniment in the -Orld for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cure

The best liniment in the -orld for man or beast
Another Remarkable Cure
Performed By McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. Read
itfOr yourselves
Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
Tenth street, had a hOraible running sore on his foot
He tried various Liniments, Salves, sc, but could do IL
no good. He despairedOf ever being able 20 work at his
trade again, because he oOuld not bear any weight on his
loot; and by one bottle Of McLean's Volcanic Oil Linz
ment he Is now perfectly cured.
rheumatism, neuralgia. paralysis, bruises, spFains,
STIFFNESS in the joints or muscles, swellings, sore
throat, earache or t0OthaChe, &c, WELD to the magic in
huence Of this wonderful Hniment.
For horse and cattle, it is an infallible remedy for
chafes, scratches, cracked heels, lameness, spawn, fstu-
a. bruises, sWeIhngs, wounds, Tattls-snake bites, and
varlons other diseases which animals are liable to from
injufieS OF accidents.
Every country merchant should obtain a supply Of Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment. 1t sells rapidly because
il always cures.
A liberal discount Will be made to merchants who buy
to sell again.
E7For sale by il MCLEAN, proprietor, conner Of
Third and Pine streets, 81 Louis, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
REYNOLDS & KENNICOFT,
0Acf 90 n AZ
Cafral Epupfian .NarSery,

Wt"N"t TtYFEt"H "'WF"tfyf
Near odin. Marion Cvunfy, lllinois, 5000 Apple
Tnesd eb-ice Varieties from Eve 10 seven and n
hfir feet high aud four years old, from bud or graft,
IS 80 per 100 cash. delivered At Oain or Sand0Tal,
naafa 40 bEt paaking ehargeS-- They OEeri in adj
didnn a splendid assortment 0f large Evergreen trees,
Roses aud ether Ornamental Shrubs and Plants OF
a. god qualty and a. rs low rates rs they can be
purchased ELSEWHERE. The stock Of Pear, Plum,
Chery, Peach and Ounce Tree, though not large,
has been carefully selected, and Is ike everything
rl6 In oaf ostablishmNat-of Western growth. A
lurre an1 rcry fne stock Of choice Currants, Rasp-
bcries, Goeseberics, Strawberries, Rhnbarb, De,
81 sale ehosP. Particular attention VII be given
"a fhs paekinz of trees, &e, COZ distant eust0mcU.
CataloEHes o. be had ~ the ohco of Emery's jour
nai o. u addressing q % Odin.
JOHN 2. REYNOLDS,
Tcb. 10, 80 " CHAs. KENNIc0TT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
NToTTC"

All persons are hereby notified that / will take tho
necessary steps 10 the re-opening Of the contested case
VI Jahles ferguson, Tor the purpose Of more fully in
vestigating his right to enter fbo so1Yh 80 oatn
QI4lo soul west quarter QIG and lot number four IN
OF seeii9u eighteen (Sl in township Eve () range six
! : w esst, merely warn all persons not to pur-
.hdSe, t.aue IoF; or in any way 20 negotiate for any Dor
ton OF the above described property.
4&@' % Nzn46u AUGUSTUS INT
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
TrnIt Trcoa at pocnvIlle. 30.

The underixnfd has ~ sale q ea0ies and reliable
80 81 Apflr. peach. Par. Cherry, f1um, Apricot
80 Feriafiag trees. and of such varieties ~ have
r#Itf eaasfesf8l la fhf climate. lie has also q
SEA ~ Cananfi ti0oseberry, haapberTy and
Ffsaaieay fisats, Hoses, Evergreen trees, GrapO
fss. A. Ihee Wishing 10 purchase would Do
- ~ eff 80 stfniine them.
BIZ. Co. ~ "a NJ AYERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
HEDGE FENCING,

he undersigned having had considerable expert nee
On plautlng and culuvating Usage Orange Hedges, here
o. infsrm tie public that they are nov prepared to cOn-
tract either planting, setting them out, or growing AM
cuhiFannE the fence complete. Growing hedges Of
their planting can be seen ON the farms % s. W. Ken.
nedy, q. CrgE, J.. Skeen and others in thisc Ounty
d. q. 4 7. N.SANDER RS
scpt.2, 1Otf-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-03-03
NEBRASKA CITY
1nOurRnCO OO"P0D
Capital Stock $4,000.


NEBRASKA CITY, n. 7.
THIS Company, under q liberal charter, is now
u fully Organized, and their entire capital stock Of
FsGy H0nsaHd Dollar, paid in andsecured. They
are prepared, from this date, 70 grant open policies,
and take risks, upon equal terms, with the most
favored Insurance Company any where. Having
ndePtci the mutual principle, its patrons, without
inclning any liability, win share in the profits Of
th~eeOmpahy.
The operations Of the Company, will be confined,
f0Fthe present, % MARINE, or CARGO risks, with a
maximum liability Of $l2,500 on any one bottom.
Being the only Insurance Office, on theabOve pop
uIaF plan, West Of the Missouri, it confidently ex-
poets . generous support from Western Merchants.
We respectfully invite the Missouri River pa
F0nage.
DIRECTORS:
ST. Nuckolls, Chas. r. Holly,
II. p. Bennet, j. L. Armstrong,
w. N. Hinchman, Miles w. Brown,
"A. Bradford.
OFFfcERs:
CHAS.F p. HOLLY, President.
J.GARsIDE, Sec'y.
81. Louis Agent-Col. W. P. Howard.
Aurl "a. 1887. 81