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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-12-06
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EverybOdy's Lawyer
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS
BY FRANK CROSBY.

COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS
BY FRANK CROSBY.
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
1T TELLS YOU How to draw up PARTNERSHIP
PAPERS and gives general
forms for AGREEMENTS OF all
kinds, BILLS of SALE, LEASES
and PEresoNs.
1T TELLS YOU How to draw up BONDS and
MORTGAGES AFFIDAvITs,
PowERs of ATTORNEY, NOTES
and BILLS of EXCHANGE, Re-
cEIPrs and RELEASES.
1T TELLS YOU The Laws for the COLLECTION
of DEBTS with the STATUTES
of LIMITATION, and amount
and kind of property EPEMPT
from EXECUTION In every
State.
1T TELLS YOU How to make an ASSIGNMENT
properly, with forms for Con-
POSITION with CREDIToRs, and
the INsoLvENT LAWS of every
State.
IT TELLS YOU The legal relation existing be-
tween GUARDIAN and WARD
MASTER and APPRENTICE, and
LANDLORD and TENANT.
III TELLS YOU What constitutes LIBEL and
ISLANDER, and the Law as to
MARRIAGES DOVER, the Wires
RIGHT IN Property, DIVORCE
and ALIxoNY.
1T TELLS YOU The Law for MECHANICS LIENS
in every State and the NATU-
REALIZATION LAWS of this coun-
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the same.
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and how to obtain one, and
the PRE-EMPTIoN LAWS to
PUBLIC LANDS.
1T TELLS YOU The Law for PATENTS, with
mode of procedure in obtain
ing one, with INTERFERENcEs,
ASSIGNMENTS and TABLE OF
FEES.
1T TELLS YOU How to make your WILL, and
how to ADMINISTER ON AN
ESTATE, with the law and the
requirements thereof in every
State
1T TELLS YOU The meaning of LAW TERMS in
general use, and explains to
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TIVE and JUDICIAL Powers of
both the General and State
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showing how to do your bust
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vast amount of property, and
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timely consultation.
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-12-06
PROBATE NOVICE.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN County of Cass Pro-
- bate Court = Whereas application has been
made to the S aid court by Percy A. Lee, admin
istrator of the estate of Mason Lee, deceased for
the final settlement of his administration accounts
in said estate:
appointed to examine and adjust the claims against
said estate: Notice is therefore hereby given that
the third Wednesday in December next, has been
appointed by said court for examining and adjusting
the claims against said estate, and for the final
settlement of the same, at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, of said county, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will present them to
said court for final settlement
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican once
in each week for four weeks in succession, imme-
diately preceding said settlement.
G. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
Nov. IA, 1860. nov22- 31w4
, 1860-02-24
Stranger than Fiction.

lFf IN SGt lkSl1t2 1sAE$c 1tf+l
Some time uear 1855, Levi jennings lcft the
community Of Shakers in Union village, Warren
county, Ohio. and cau,e to this cou1ty and SET
tied near Elmwood. His wile remained behind
with the shakers. aud Jennings took another
wife. lie lived here with her his second wife
till some here about l>4ss, when he sold out lis
farm, paying his first or doaa tds wife $1,000 to
perfect the .ittc to tic purchaser; aud sending
Ills second wife hack to her friends in Vetu,ilion
county, returned again to the Shakers ut Union
yi.lzgc. lie remained with them, however. on
r. two years, when lie came hack to Illinois, re-
surued Lis cnuuec:ion with lis wife No. 4. aud
settled ut East Cambridge, in Henry county,
where he went largely into sheep raising. Jeu.
,,in.s frequently visited this city on business.
and dniin:. one ot his excnrsions he, was thrown
from his wagon and 50 severely hurt tha, his
| life vas despairel o. Willie lying Ut the house
OF Que ii our citizens, he u,adc his will, which
| was Witnessed By James Armstrong aud Smith
Frye. Mr.. Jennings recovered. howeser, and
+! lived until last November. when he died Ut his
I r,sislence in East Cambridge. The will still re-
! manned with Mr.: Armstrong. The widow. o:
rathar the woman who was Hiring with Isuuine'
vt the tire of his death, came to Peoria IN aearcl
I:orl. E will. and eudesyored to- get it in her pos
session. Instead Of delivering il to her, Messrs
, 1860-02-24

Frcdrlka Bremen, in q recent magazine aTti-
Gle, thus describes the Turkish Sultan:
"a little man in dark coat, dark red cap
with a long black tassel on his head. and pule,
unPleesin. cnunteuance, comes down the steps,
with as !i.lle dignity as shopnau. Can HAT
really he the Sultan? Yes, it must lie the Sui
ian, b cause the elderly military personugcs by
his side rrp!y with IN expression Of deep rcyer-
-uce to soine remarks Of the lite man, and the
-tout lady with the children steps hastily for
ward into his path, is If sllc would stop his fur
,her advance. lie starts, makes half e,cp
backward. and contracts Il 8 eyebrows most
l.,,ea.euinsly. Yet he listens to what she has
su say. but listens with gloomy expression,
and taen casts an inauiring glance on his bro
tdcr-in law, tue High Admiral. lie utters few
words Of explanation, Struggling his shoulders,
and then aupther word or two, which seem to
say, " hat do know about your husband -
motions the stout lady ou. Of the way, and
gentlemen who attend him. lie steps into the
caiquc, from which tue canopy has been re-
.noved; puts on his gloves, distorts his face in
looking up Ut the sui, und so doing exhibits his
tobacco stained teeth; while his plain, uninter-
esttng couusenance assumes most c,sugiera~
bic expression. Tuis, t1len, is the msn
who is called Gods Shadow on the
Ear'h.' and who rules with absolute
sway over the lives and happiness Of
35,ra0, ,a0o Of human beings. have seen many
crowned heads, but none who seem to ME so
"evuid vi dignity, so devoid Of anything re-
n,ai kaLic us Ills shadow Of God on Earth
Nevertheless, tue throne must produce an elect
either lor good or for cyi'. Travellers who see
Abdul sledj.d only ut public audiences, usually
observe merely the lttless, automatic character
Of Lis exterior. now saw him under other
circumstances. uo was lively, and his counte-
uunce, though pale, indicated mote youthful
strength and humor tEan | had been led to
cxp+ct. That is,' was told, because within
the last few years he has drank something
stronger than champagne. and this has given
him strength. besides, he WIS to day in a good
humor. But he generally looks very gloomy
For the rest, Abdul Mcajid Inns the Turkish
family feutures, the oral countenance, with
somewhat prominent cheek-bones, the nose
broad at tue nostrs and arched, the dark
brown, wcIi-cut, but not large eyes and tho
timely penciIed eyebrows. they struck me us
| finest When contracted With their threatening
expression, aud tue countenance then appeared
| must significant, il they could contract with 4
grave earnestncss. Abdul Mcdjld would be u
innn Of high character. Naturally mild Of dis
position, good sou, good brother, unwilling,
although despot, to sign death warrant, Ab-
dul Medjid is not wanting in the softer feelings.
That which he wants is real carncstness, real
/ strength. So, at least, it Stems to nle. He
does not throw himself seriously into nnythiny,
hut lets all 20 is it may and will. Allah ke-
, 1860-02-24
Etatuity Of the Emperor of A ustrIa.
The London corresp ,ndcnt OF the \. y. I'll

EatuIty Of the Emperor Of ustria.
The Loudou corresp ,ndent OF the \. y. Til
buae writes as follows:
When. after the battle Of Solferinn, Napoleon
;.are u; y,;'af. aaca respite 10 Frances Joseph.
AUSTRIA had still one precious chance tor her
,4lya'iou. Her armies had been defeated. her
finances were ruined, Lomoar,iy iosr, and Hun.
gary d;sa!Itcted; but Il liberal, straiS Shttorward
nalicy like that Of Stein aud Hard-nbcrE in
Prussia after the fatal campaign OF 1S07, when
the rich inheritance Of Frederic II. was dimin-
iehed bs two-sli:t!s, might have achieved Won
'lers. But Francis Joseph threw the chance
;l*ay- III the tirst moment Of disappointment
he iudee.' promised reforms; he dismissed
Count Grunne from tie palace, and Baron Bach
hr. tlubncr, tic new Minister, found it necc*-
sury 10 study the demands and aspirations of
the Ilungarians. \ few weeks, however, were
sufficient to set all hopes Of reform ut nauGht.
admiral Ra ntscl,er. tho late tutor OF the Enpe-
/ TOT, explaint 10 him tIlat concessions lead al
ways lo revolutions. Mr.. Hubner was soon dis.
missed, and Count Grunne returned TO Que Of
the dependencies OF the palnce, INTO the "Stal-
burg" IN chief cqucrry Of the Emperor, and
furnished there IN apartment for Miss kate
lsenz. the daughter Of the manager O.; an
equestrian atnphtheater.
The FUR danlse! lad long before attracted the
| R:tcutnns uf The Emperor, and had even scconl-
panied him to The I.alan campaign, and ridden,
Ut his site ut tie fatai held ot soiferino. But
! s:,e had bern discarded by her Imperial lover
during his sAo ii: Of tcforn1. The jesuits know
well law to make use Of amy Lever for attaining
tl,ctr ends, and tins Count Gruune aud katc
R.nz gained Francis Joseph once more over IL
!,es,oti>1n aud to the Concord ut. The orgies
| held in the Imperial SsaIihurg have now con-.
plrtes .icnoraiized the Empt ror1 " ho since The
last campaign has, into the bargain, learned ic
ss, drunk every dnv. Dsepised as man, des
pied us nn Emperor, Franc's Joseph is stl
blind to the dangers WHICH surround him. BY
wanton .!isrsg rd Of Lis paiticAl situation, Ii
has ueans:cd IL Isolate Austria IN Europe. III:
r:'ati.n>;; ;wnh knss'a "re cold; he q9arrels viii
Prussia; hc is hostile to Frscne, aEd England fer
sakes hun. Instead Of trying to co,.cilia.e 1l,'
dc=ply ii. affected IIungariaps. he las manage,
to rouse iiicre the protcsta.ts to Il religious en-
thusiasa,, which now braves persecution. ant
seeks ina, " rdora. His decree 70: the orLani
zasiun Of The Protestant churchc. WAS uuuni
moas'y n lcstcd BY the l'rosessants Of Hungary
still hr insists u2on enforcn. ii, and re ms i
b. anxious TO find new rrte1t for pub!!shn
| ,sas1al law aud Getting gibtets.
, 1860-02-24

Family Fair for the last week has an abun-
dance Of good things in it. Its principal illus.
tration represents King james starting back in
alarm from the ghost of CATER Forney, which
rises through the floor, bringing "a message
from the House," Old Bucks consternation is
caaiuently laughab bic. -1iprppos Of the same sub
lcct is the following:
LITTLE LEssoS FOE J1Nur BrcuASAS.-At
place called Austria. liza, far oser the sea, the
folks use q strange weapon called Boo mo .rang
which IN English means Fornie. The folks
there kuow how to use 1t, but when strange
folks, who do not know how to use It, take It
up and throw it from them. it comes right buck
very hard, and hurts them vely much, aud
sometimes Kills them. II il u very ugly weap
on, and good Ii, tie boys should not touch it
but lit tie bors may be rash, it not warned, so
ail EDod boys must take care never to .d1e
the BOO rarg. lest their friends if they hare
anv, sh oulI n,Uurn for them on some bright
March Afternoon.
Coon News FOR TUE MES.-Tle recent change
| in the style of female costume appears ut once
| prudent md amiabie; it is i sign that the la
| dies consider that their clarnle have been too
Long Naistcd-
MEN. FOR LUCY rS1oSE.-WoAAS's BEsr RIGur.
-The Marrisge Rite.
"Foo7FAIts on the BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
WoaLp."-stePping oser in.o New Jersey.
WARS IN SAAE?- is significant fact
| that the first mos enent IN the House Of Repre-
sensatives toward reducing the l'ubl'c Expendi.
turcs and ditfusiug principles Of economy, pro-
cceds from Mr.. Hoard. OF New York.
4 SENSATION At WAsu,xoroS.-On tic st;.
lust, tue u. :. Senate, hsvItg an cxcellent on
prrtunsty to throw away $5u,0.0 actually de-
ci.i-d not to do it. The i:oanli,tec on priutin,
1ad proposed to print 10 .etD cop cs Of q report
I Of observations in the Crlmea 1t was a noiiti.
cal iol, aud majority ot The Senators though.
| that III poiitics Nc had quite enough of Crime
Here, without going TO Russia for more.
| Coon NAME FOR PROSPECTIVE FExA1E Mar
7rR-Sal Am~nda-
UnrxkAEp's MAxI4.-Let Well a!o:e,
FLAT Srrr1piTr.-presideat Buchanan's st
Clair veto.
4 I'uExoxESoS We suorIp LIKE ro SEE
Streets Weeping.
TuE Qc1cEEsT PATn OCT OF THE CocS7nr.-
Rcdpalh.
. Fooo FOR CELEs111Ls.-A Skye Terrier. .
+ wk,elr ror 7Ms w"coS.--There is. accord
| ia. tu~1hr Nr~a-:s Adrrrt;s.r, a man by th
j, | name ot Viii, in Monmouth County, n. j., vii
| weighs four hundred aud seventy two pounds
be is lircly evidence OF the truth of tie adar
! that Where therc'sa Will there's q Weigh.
! | A-SxSsAr1oS WR1rER.-Louis Napoleon,
E A CHANGE FOR THE NoRsE---In view Of til
1 load Of wrongs our political rulers have sa.
! die.t us with, We propose that heuc:f forth "
drop the title Is Sovereign People," and adnk
5 the oiciouslY more appropriate one Of" SulIe
ing People,"
= SAMrsoS'E ESIaETcrH-Mane Strength
. ADJOURNMENT OF EoSsKkss.-Iro. .isogueiu
h Wur Is IT mir # O1k ,V1acixSr ,SEyT
j: T1ass-Because Ole Tirginpy is 30 remark
!. bly, slow.
, 1860-02-24

Armstrong and Frye short time ago went to
the county. seat Of Henry county, and hadit
opened und proved. 1t was found that the dc
ceased had left his property, amounting to some
feventy or eighty thousand dollars, about equal
ly divided between his two wives md their is"
sue. The homestead in East Cambridge, con-
tanning some six hundred acres Ct land, had
been secured to the second wife. Vim. J..
Phelps. E,q., Of Etmwood, was named executor
flhe will. Ou Monday last, Il member Of the
fraternity Of Shakers ut Union village, Ohio,
where tho first wife is still remaining, was in
this city looking atlcr her interests. The mat
ter presents aou!e rather singular circumstan'
ccs, but We do not lcarr that there il uny clash
ing between the two branches Of Jenning gs'a FAM
i'y. Both sets OF heirs will probably acquiecc
in his disppsitiQn Of his effects
, 1860-02-24
Fs!..n t1i,h- -a.t'En.s;i WONDER OF
= TSE EiNETcASElI ErNrCi.Y.
Prof. WcudsS Hair Restorative.

s,'tr = 81. Woad i ~: az. rom esatn r
L. t t.:c. S:ct cs.tcEe= .nlt I.Ee is effect, whsn
f,n: f.",n ~ sas's eare: Il esttsea:es ats star7r.
1eFy tE":a :t:c l:caS:
s:c.:.: 2e: fvz ncu:s sincr - ~! hiE:y 4c6c-1
th hi. restorative. iudn rd IL make sp
+ = r. .'y % ne..',ra II ~ic s sI.Ss1s were of ssssr
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*::s ~ j. t.l't ~ o. ~ hs:d and
80 ~. ~ ~ - ss:: =; ~ .a'.sq' m as}ars ss' ena , t
.s ."o: sywn :~a-.. ..< Isti vi: h tue same se.c.
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s'r",~r:-. czsh o! ills e'I sIi rrAilsu: !:ssa
,:t' 'p.c:k lc'vns. Any may t4afs o!
4. !: ~ win u tase ;:,aces e t. = soss service -
T.: II. 49, ifu!y yCE-s 4. e. KAJM1In.
w,xpa HAIR REtY3::STtyE. 945T:s5ti r. ss'sSs'
rr'ts:r M"aa De-: stt: tiasa Ea the mls!s9 r. u,e !,
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s., r 'u a0fi FiXIS Y ?:$ y s rs ): s
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~ :,s s tbs orsn1 -, Z GaSrsa anr,s =. ,Ia nn
vt::4 e-t':c.. HA. ntFK-
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;' e''ilp'a; sui Vas 4! - !ekorsd nv n4
~ - f s @ e ss M 81 =. e"I . pusssre 1asss q
~ l. isj %'5o 5's; ;eas;se. T: s:;s;sfsss2: y.
~ ~ .::.t 81. iea!=. No. LEt Sad oy s.! g'u<
IN. 4s>'- + :acy Goods s'va'srs. no
, 1860-02-24
Ganking ann Erebange.
III OFFA1ANN & GELPCKE,
ss.4.s'M EES,
acknowledgements. ILLINOIS.
IL Il 40 LASALLE STREE.

Banking Department..
Dep.;ts reee!vtd Current Account foe, parties in
esx .uafy md tas aual .crea oasl'as sraated .
spssal asrse1ents havs beea ade 70 th.s eject
,asre.: vi os o a!o@ea '''' 'es'a*a ae on WHICH
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
CtIdcrst Of Dvpo*ats Issued. Interest It " peF CT.
Ni!l b allowed % depo-its OF tbs decoration tef tae
eessatss ae payable on aemand and Ia Ike funds
COLLECTION DEPARTMEnT.
Collections in Chicago nade and psoc-eis rsultted On
~; ~ o. ets susn pse@nn ~ Ezehanxe en:.
renAtcd on favorable terms.
DOMESTIC BxC1TANGE DEPART
mENT,
Ns daw Sight OF TIHs xslA. the r1Inc "a. eitie.
iSe onon 9vaa1e In an, part OF The Uni ed states
.sed oTIer Taph 'is psy,nea. Of Notes 1ceeDt-
STOCK DEPARrmExT.
31a ss % =. csa..eq V *sss :. z cAo
Kaisa7 sc od, aai sos ouf eoa:es e. I0oSS I0 Sx
Tors s.e .uh as TO proupt and 1utlcous atenon
10 auy or:cs entrusted to care.
FOREIGN o. >~4 HmTeNT.
Why EXTtSsiTas sd ~ah Es'9 sssn. ptREcr
sae IL a@u1:u The puac that al fsrel h.nk *
Gocs t1 Tt <uectd thrungs house with pronptues,
- s1'cGy -Q'7l 70 any avuse IN the Euiua- ,ue
and Letter. Of tIrttt in sui. / New York
l'sss on cur corpo der Is in Louds.n, r.. Fraafott
fh re san Aatnurg Beito. Lrsrn. L.intix t:oosn+,
As.irttsf. ha!e b<ene Dzrzdtr. Ac- &C.. s. &C.
- nd sp ,::: Is es:s
iu.y AID terms vr7 IT, e1ten, psi.ca1ar 'i-
potss.. Gc eisnn. Of b7t. Dr4ers. Note. seeepan-
e h 1s Europe
Enulf1y Links and BANKERS supplied with Foreign
Hls y low rates. Private kotis anl IftsaEez uesotl
Abroad. ~
HOFFMAN, 4 aELFCEE.
1AAScs A. aesAaS1- ..IFo ozLFcxE. ALx1'A s1ILH1.
FR+I-s'C{S II. A0PF.N+k-s.s.
Conu Of tte Grand Duc.v Of SAKE w<Im.r the nrehIes
of ant %1xeGoha and tie fxe city Of Ftapx.
for5 ahd By pxeta act Of several stateA anthot-
f.. f. fSfn,er ;ls11e of AUS rkiA BaDsK BAVARIA.
W1kTEMn. R1. OLbENKEKG. sc, t.:. Aw1v
, 1860-02-24

GEOC E r T ES,
Compesea in pa.t follows 70 which avi,e the at-
teEt!oa Of thetraA&e:
50 bids Nxuaeavado Sugar,
125 do Porto Hieo dc
70 do New Crleen. do
800 bb]s Chicago Hoarad anga7s
$50 do New Fork do do
10 bags Old Govora1r't Java Cchee,
LES do E.aguira coRco,
$50 do :2io do
as do .1ocha do
LOO bbls New Orleans Molassss,
1o0 do Cuba do
IS Go Sugar Eouse Hyr1r,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
900 hlf Ghosts Greon aud Black Tea
$50 bx sawyerSa White H1aaive Soap
100 do 3osse oakley's do do
800 do : Palm Goar,
100 do Star uandles,
80 do gterino do
- do E1ould
$50 Dbl. Smoking Tobacco,
123 do Glowing do
AIS buttz do do
$50 fancy eaddlez do
11c II Imported Cigars,
so iars Ezacaboy :snrf,
275 boxes Cswego Etarch,
as bags "copper",
as do Spice, as boxes dloves,
as cslsex e r1utness.
- tcs Zrime :iiee, 25c rats oass.a.;
IS bxs Erime Goldfish,
It's hf obls Al White Fisi,
39922 boxes * 7ea'od Z aSr7ias' sa
1874 bags Dried Apples,
IS bbls Iaute 02rr2atz,
1913 boxes Layer Eaiaius,
575 do II. q. do
% hfb1s do do
400 coils Nzanilla and Juto Kcps,
a75 rearaz Wrapping Papor,
S75 bales do Twice,
z1c IBIS Pure Cider Vinegar,
lao DO Dairy aa1t,
25o boxes Pipes. ........
For sale ve7y luv Il. .. GILMAN i Co.
ses.lv l5tSsu:h Wzts7 Street.
, 1860-02-24

Is Ened.I &C. SATTErLEE, Pre.fdest.
iSlsnsd.l HENRY WESTuS, Secretary.
Original.
CERTIFICATE TO Ex11R1 THE s!sr DAT JAsrA1Y 1851.
ACD:1ons 0FEicE- STATE OF LI1xoIs,l
&nttt1tkf Il &

CERTIFICATE E1R1 ox TIE 3lsr DAT OF JAsrAn1 1851.
ACD:1on.s 0EElck STATE OF hI1xols,l
Springfield. ! Eo- &. 1oou. 5
MHEEEAs, The Wa*hns InsuEanc. Comp my located
New lurf In the state 1t ew York has nted In hi. of
Hce staeiIea Of eond ou Of anI required BY
~ ac t. reEua te tne Ass nees Of Cao!panIts
not Inc IpoEa:sd y1he STA of tn0l apr red Februa-
y an An ~ct amend iEy th-Eeo. approved Janra.
fctDfy evidence thai Is o-srrsr of required anount
81 e7plta lnves'ed IN bt1cks and rga<es has ned In
ts 1ce1 written sgEsd by the President aEd
Se Fly tL.T. spp IN lug Il. ~i!mar'l Of Chicaso,
satsn o. the ansac Of t.e butnesso of sad CUn,p1
ny and fully and uHscsesveay autslzng Lin to acknow
ee sstsie. r and on tehaf Of rad e. roFany.
c0s ntx tat service of gucss him, the sail keL
sall ue IA anu held to ts valid upca
Cmlany, and walylrg ali c!a Of " u
tervl.e
Suw therefore, In pursuance ofte provisions Of the
aforcsa!i Jesse r. tubos Auditor Of Pubic Accounts
o!lhe esae u nil do n,reby certify hat The sid ii. B.
W:lHat authorztd agent fos the eaid tonlany
thbtnsast tLe BUSHES of susaaee IN ~. state un the
.naslxtyne 10 f4s IS he may be legally empowered
Col said U njhIny.
In testimony whereof have hereu1.o subscribe uay
name anu at1ed the q Of my office At Splngr vI ths
day II Ftbr. arg, !. u. ls60. JESSE E. DU UBUIS,
FEY t3:9 s0d Auiltorr. A.
, 1860-02-24
CEWING MACHINES.
y ;s25 23o AND $40.
r f0rvEf r. t. ct,'c SEW AND IMPROVED

uoublo Lock, Tight, Fast atitc...
WARRANTED to ere 1. good fa'faetcn as tse a':t~-t
p.ic ia Make The sane stitch ~ tte a.s Ma
chnes are !arSr, uadrr TIT fet k Ia
ab hare the under feed, ssnxht needte sew fco tvs
to the inch. HUN VERY EASY .Sp ALat'sr
NOIsELESs, md reasiy rashed EltheE Nssb!e vi,
Stitch, Ham, Eel Tuck Gather and Embr. .o*r.
1hey have TAKEN the HIGHEST PREMIUM at .e-r--:
Fairs ne g Maehise: tYySas: rsts1s1 + equal !;
unnan;lE K mi With iIgh spesd and very SILL M.r IN
Cn,eako. The ~ one (Taesa Pvt r emil !. .argrT
sttuukey AMI Is xirnx satisfaction. The no M.-
fsesurinE .Et Family Machine oo,as!aed CTsszs.t rnr
rat+nta vey tafee conyen ent fer 1ns LEke
menl4 QuI ne. 5e.: 70, u:t as eaI able Ut d. the
fne7s Mu,ns Ethero9these are eaay learned from
the printed d. ections.
ka.nplcs tIcnars and Cut ts1t o. sees:p: of stamp
We sfr tc1e agents hera for the UNIT EEsSA Il Fsf-
3IR AND GuAGE adts1caat to MI tn ekae..+ eou,
and III 1!dlt* Of hem; E ben yyes 1e2tns And ie: and
MACHINE. Psee ~
L,p.E nIsCVC1TT0 AGENTS 4ID CLEgal.
H. k9-AGESTs WANTED ev+1ywhese, Com. and sea
u It 159 LAke asreek. address y. CORNELL CO.
+. Q. BIZ 39sa Chicago, ullIo1s. oela
, 1860-02-24
STATEMENT OF THE CONDI-
~ TON UF THE
Citizens Fire Insurance Comply,

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VA oT JAN NOAAA43 AooVs
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tll'.:'* rarsuan, Tue Statute q at Sire. en.!ed @an
eo,ensj liz s sf nos
LII. ISIS. ~ ~ V -''' ~St''''' '''1'''
Il st. NAME AND LOCATION.
company. &''0N''''~'
TheSoTpany. At Eroosyn. and has an.crace IN
'' "a -''~ '',r, r,ptrs1 ~ 1rs 1e1s o' Ne~ 1ofk-
Stcond-Te amount or ~ etojis stock Is one Hundred
rh; d M Fly a1n In9 a !, n's sn'f, s,o,t mil, IN.
Mupured sd Ii,y y rIs,..p1 uo,sa paa up one
Fourth. T., =. r.. As.ET$; ~;
tssa On lay ~ 10 10 he aAd' Of agents Or
s,s aqRf " H. Geso;y bo secured
IL. Eight hundrea sua1ts Of Bros iwsy tank =.
Il. slI tuaSttd Il =. Ciz:n: u Stock: baoo %
company .*e:.*a ~ noase:s co
!as. pasae:s en M demand tafAet value OF ~ ~, ~
{. IT. ,o+ p!e:;pas, rs .:
> N ~ ', ~. -
z1,n,1 ,r,ee
IAb4Lll1Es.
th7leamoun. o, n4hl.,es due or not due to bank, CT
s,.th-1os9s s'n.,ec sn, ,Issontes-tone'
ssyscta@Lessss .siae,:a spa 10, aus-aoae.
Siest ne. = r,,th.- nv ~ AZ IN M
Test1-aa ~ IN. sSa'nsssie eonp.ay-sc.s. ' ~
1"'" L4olt'ts... ts .........,. .soS@s W.
Eleventh The se;sst aaaoaai :asulti in an one
rsk k..........-. ais ,600 %
,he xe@a': N ~ tsI, t. Be- sas asaSe Z ~
~ eaT I, sySsn FL or sil!ass;; s 'uie
sussd IN ATTY one bfocx rule
cx
STArx o. hxT 101E. I &C
touEty o1 New York 'oo'
ines w. tean. PRESIDENT anu L. Walton. s.ere-
tafy T." CITIZENS Fc Insurance Company. TO me pefson1-
Skn"WH1 being swosu ccpoee and y inat the foieEonT
Is true. full aad sosct statement Ct the adss Vt k.id
GoMp1-y: that tEe su Insurance Company Il the bonA
his u~nes q NJ aast one huated thousand DO kss Of
cash capital INVESTED In stocks and t0n1a Of n least f
Value mortgages bend Eea: csiate. Eorh
II lt4 doube tue amount tor which the mort.
EAsrd z1 the Above escr oed Investments any p.t