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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAVES NJ

SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAVES. 1t viii
be remembered by many citizens o.
our country that sometime since du.
ring the sitting Of the. Legislature
there was petition gotten up from
the county at large, praying that
body to make the practice of selling
liquor to slaves an offence punishable
by imprisonment in the peni!entiary
In order to regard this evil, and to
some extent to satisfy the demands
of petitioners, our Representative,
Mr.. CAN'T, off, red 10 lieu, Bill,which,
while not quite SO strict in its pro.
visions, will, We think, have the effect
OF putting a stop to that line of trade.
The bill offered by Mr.. CAN'T, and
adopted by the Legislature, makes
the fact of slaves being seen 10 a
grocery. p7ma |acia evidence of the
owners having sold liquor to such
slaves being present, and the burden
Of proving that such was not the fact
$ upon the owner Of the grocery. I
heretofore it was necessary upon the
part of the State in such prosecutions i
o prove the fact of liquor being sold
o the slave or slaves, and for tina,
eason the State was hardly ever a. 6
lie to convict, as no such proof even |
q majority of guilty cases, could I
e made. Tits change of the bur- t
en- of proof will, we think. be sufi- s
lent to correct the evil. Our coun- Q
y farmers will profit by the bill g
faaay Press. 10
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

The State Bank of Tennessee has
a total circulation Of sl,550,97I,
due Depositors Sss5,966, due to
Banks S245,O5S. 1t has in specie
SolO,33S. notes of other Banks.
Slo4,7S5. due from Banks33O,s7lI.
Domestic Bills s2,37l,142, discount.
ed notes SI,91S,665.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
a MusIC4I. Mnnsr

A MUSICAL Mouse. "A short time
since lady in Lexington, Mich,
was playing on melodeon when a
mouse emerged from a corner Of the
room, ran up trembiingly to the in.
strument. then assembled the dress Of
the performer into her lap. and final
y nestled under her basque. The
little animal was 10 such a high stats
Q: ecstacy that it was utterly power.
less, and had the performer continued
: moment longer it would have ex-
bred.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

The Planters Bank of Tennessee
has a total circulation of S1,213,043,
due Depositors S976,252, due to
Banks $l10,706. 1t has in specie
ana specie funds Sl.160,5l3, bills Of
exchange S1,476, 908, notes discount
ed Sl,S76.3S9. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
FROM EUROPE.
Prize Fight of Heenan and Savers

New YORK. April 2S.-Th steam.
er Vanderbilt has arrived.
The prize fight between Keenan,
and Savers resulted in a drawn bat.
tie after thirty-seven rounds, lasting
over two hours.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
FouNDLING.-The Pulaski Citize,

FouNDLING.-The Pulaski Citizen
containst the account of the finding of
an infant by nan named Hall.
living near that place. Dir. H. wen t
to the stable early and there found
the child enyeloped in pillow-case.
The founding was cared for, but as
MT. Hall has ten responsibilities Of
nls OVID, be proposes to put it in the
the keeping Of the county court
No clue as to its parentage has been
obtained.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

An exchange paper says: "We laid
before our readers, last week, a uasfy
sketch OF the proceedings of Con-
5ress.' The editor undoubtedly
meant to say hasty sketch, but the
ypes evidently knew the proprietv
y names better than be cid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

A Marblehead shoemaker at a
late meeting of strikers, said he
made women's shoes at half price for
two years, during which time he re-
celved only three dollars 10 cash. the
balance being in orders. No wonder
hat the strike was made.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
The Mormon Accumulation.


A correspondent of the Philsdel
pola Christian Observer, under dat
of Camp Floyd, utah Territory,
writes as follows
You cannot surely know ths
high.handed crimes which this peo
pie commit in the name Of the mos,
high God.
The basest passions of the bassst
men have full scope of qualification
In the name Of religion. In the
name of religion, arson and murder
are committed. To save the souls
OF men who have apostatized, their
throats are cut. II women refuse TO
become the second, fourth or fortieth
vile OF some lustful saint, their
Threats ia many instances have been
cut in cold murder, and the report
started, committed suicide for fear
OF the wrath of God!' All these,
and more, are done 10 the name OF.
the Lord, and by and with the con-
sent OF The heads of the Church.
The Judge Of this Judicial District
THE lsD informs me that there are
over one hundred and sixty murder
srs, many OF them known and ac-
hnowledged 10 be such, running at
arge, and in fill communion With.
'nd protected by the Mor,nors. !
IA large uumbeT Of whom arc Bish-
'ps and Elders, and other Church |
llgnitaries. This is the district ia .
which were committed the Mountain /
Meadows murder, the Parishes, the
Jones, and Forbes, and others.
Brigham Young. few S .bbaths
Ince, said in the Tabernacle, that be
I oung) was expecting a revelation
,om God. commanding bis children
t another wife, TO secure a pure
'rlesthood. /
This people have pretended proph- l
is and revelators, who pretend a
violation for any emergency. com.
landing the preparation of any
lme that may be desired to accom-
lsh any end, in the name Of God. /.
All their wives are taken in accor-
'nce with pretended visions, dreams
revelation. Should the Homen T
,Jeet, she is asked to reflect With =
re, and admonished to obey couu.
!. This admoniiiou, to obey coun.
!, is ominous, sa.oriag' of throats
t. pretending suicide. But power
here is SO distressingly great, and
men who are wives have so little
erty, together With the fact that
ny more women than men are +
mbers Of this pretended Church, Z
It women hardly ever object to
coming the wives Of any men who
in any wise assist 10 their SUP.
t, careless of how many wives the
o may already have. =,
And herein is found the excuse
polygamy on the part Of the f.
es, though they may pretend
receive the institution as from
|. The men profess 20 marry
IS wholly as a religious duty. !
ming more wives as religious light
knowledge increase! / opiue 1
Reuse can be more easily found [
his abominable polygamous habit.
know Of seven MEN who have
mother and daughter TO vile.- "
one, who has the mother and Hon
four daughters to wife. and \,
rem by all Of them. This man =
ten wives. The reporter of the BENZ
rnaele services having Eve wives
bis half sister to wife. They TT
three children. One man iuiH
district, an elder, refused to seal t tue
son a spiritual wife, but had ity. a
III sealed to that woman as his 0u
Spiritual wife. and lived with her Do ::
q Tor two months, then divorced
ID sealed her to that son in qaes- s Fl@!
md such they now live /"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

The Shelbyyille Bank of Tennessee
has circulation OF S11l,O0O, and
5000 in speci', due from banks
$35,739.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

Helen Murkell recently ran away
from her husband. residing in Ca:aw-
ba county, N. c.. for the fifth time.
on each occasion Nth q different
man.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03

LATTER.

The platform is settled, bat 1t is
not stated how.
Balloting has commenced.
The delegates from Alabama, Mis-
slsslppi. Louisiana except two, South
Carolina except three, Florida, part
OF Arkansas, and two from Delaware.
have Withdrawn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-05-03
PROMPT PAYING
{ 4 5 \ DEALERS
IS-ISvITED.

We buy Feathers, Good White and Striped
HomespiD, Wool and Linsey.
WRIGHT & TRANTHAM
April II.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.


A Bsassslsnt THsfifatisn, ssfa5hshed BY sPseia
sHdssnsat fer tAs rslisf Of tAs siek and dis
frsssed, Afflicted rita yiruisst aAd Epidsnie
dissasss.
The Howard Association, in view o
the AWFUL destruction OF human life. caused by
Sexua-diseases, and the deceptions practised up
ON the unfortunate victims of sucn diseases by
Quaeks, several years ago directed their Con
shifting Surgeon, Charitable Act wor-
thy oftheir name. TO open DlspenssTy for The
treatment Of this class OF dts eases. In all their
forms and To give Medical Advice rat.
is 10 all Who apply by letter, 18th description
life, Ac..l and in cases OF extreme poverty, 10
Furnish Medicines free OF n a ge.
II Is needless 10 add that the Association COM
mands the highest Medical skill OF the age, an A
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors Sfthe Association, la theirannu.
alRepOTt upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases,
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which ias attended the labors Of their Surgeons
in the cure Of sperm atorrh0a, seminal Weak
ness, Gouorhoea. elect. syphilis, the Vice o,
onanism or SelfAbuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys
aud bladder &c, aud order a continuance OF the
same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spe,matorrhoea aud 9th
er Diseases OF the sexual Organs. and on the
New Remedies employed in the D4spen nsary sent
20 the afflicted In sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be
acceptable
SkILLIN HOUGHroN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association. No. South Ninth Street, Phil
adelpgia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrwELL, President.
feqely GEO. FAIRCHlLD. Secretary
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
Saponifier. OF Concentrat' d Lye
nm RfAnY rAMiLY soAP MAkHRl

tftf kfANl FAMILY SOAt MAktk
~ indispensable aruele In every family
n ~hcreby. ~llh their ordinary kitchen grease
coas3ined with the SapOnlher, they can make
n sttl make hard water -oft, and will clean type
a. perfection-nothin ng equals ~ for cleaning and
securing. u is put up In atf-tiEht iron boxes ol
4 10 each. which will make. With from 4 10 5 10.
common grease. fom - 10 2s gallons elegant
eofts soap. ~ = toioib hard
II la. nov been several years since this invsl-
aabfe article was frst Introduced 10 the public
and he estimatton IN ~hichlk IL held. wherever
known aud tried and the immense demand f0I
IA nom all quarters. are conclusive preofs of 10.
real merits aud value as famiiy article.
BEWARE OF iMtrATfoN>-Ihe succes- OF
0ur article. like that ~ all discoveries OF true
merit and value has iaduced uaprinSiplcd par
tie. ts tmitatc "a. We therefore caution the
publie against worthless cogntefhets. aud take
anas but the xenuiae. original aud patented ar
tieic, ~ manufactured oaiy ~ the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co,
o. Essi Tareniu,n, Allegheny county, Pa. once
and Depot. No. - Pean 81, above the Canal
BfidEe, ftrrsavRa, ftss.
We also Manufacture Of standard quality,
Caa.tfc So.ia for soad maker. soda hsh. Refined
soda Ash. Sal soda. Chloride OF Calcium, COP
peras. Nsngancsc, Nilfic Acid. Soda Salaries
hicaehins fowier. Nuriatie Acid. Suiphuns
Aaaa Fotii. and Chioroferm.
kxtra Refined Snow White Table, niaIy ant
Paektng salt warranted entirely Pufs and Dry,
put uP tn Sstisus pa kaEes aud styles. Tho on
Is pure salt ~ The country.
IL = For sale bg all Storekeepers in tho uni
TED States.
foess c.a~es sspoaincr. renuine. Tor ale AZ man
nfsttnfef's pritcs in ioi. - suii purchasers. By
rtKE \ kkLtoSG,
apalWly -. Loais, Mo.
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIZ THAT
Professor Woods Hair Restorative

II
WILL preserve, fnIsn,bly. the grorfA and
w color ofthe Hair. IL used two or three
times a week, 10 any imas,i nabie age Perfect
~ restore the gray. cover the bald with natures
~ ornament. the hair. make Il more son and
beautiful than any oii. and preserve the scalp
free from al issessef 10 the greatest age states
men. Judges. Attorneys, Doctors, Clerkymen 4,
Professional Men, aud Gentlemen and Ladies' OF
all eia-<rs. ailOver the world. bear testimony
that We 10 notsay too much la its favor Read
the folio wing and Judge
PROFESSORS. .THAIBkKG. PIANIST.
says. on bis arrival ina The United states he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on apply
fng Woods Hair Restorative his hair soon
recovered IL original hue.
CHARLES CARpEW, n NASSAU ST., y Y.
says thegray hairs on his wife's head were
afcr few weeks trial turned into a dark
brown. a. the same Time bcautifying and
the keuins the hair.
A.. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says he l. nov sixty years oid. and his hA ir
and whiskers were twO-fhirts gray. but b.
the use Of two bottles of restorative the
gray haifs have Disappeared, both on
ms hsad aud face. aud - more soft and
glossy than Ortwenty i've years previous.
III. wife ot the aga offfty y-two has used II
with the same effect
FINLEY JOHNSON, Esq. N.o.
says that ne lost his hair BY The yellow fc
/ ver.fu f-5t ffc used Woods Hair Resto-
raflve. and HIS hair is nov thick and glossy.
IN. MIDDLETON. LlNlNGSION.A ALA
sa-s the Restorative bas done much goO0
~ his part - the county. he used u tot
baidues~, and nov has fue head of hAir.
I'll MORSE. LEBANON. Ky
says be has Woods Hair Restorative used
f in hundrrd- ofcasrs. and hever Knew a. 10
+ fail ia acComali shing all u Processes a 10.
Al. AInEN. .McLANESBORO.t ILL
SAYS ne hadthe fcaid head e ght years, and
Wa bald bet ny the liberal use Of Wood,
Haiy Restorative. he nov has a rich. giossy
head ofhatf.
~ sold by all Druggists. and by o. J.
Wood a Co.. ga Broadway. New York, AMI
II4 Market street, -. Louis. No
apafd w6m
Wabash express., 1860-05-30

UNION CHHIBTIAN COLLEGE.
V,ssE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
Il this Institution will open on the
Third Monday In September, 1859.
TEACHERS.
The school win be conducted under the sa-
persislon of n. e.. BUFF. former Principal OF
Farmers Academy. PaoF. n. n. iiALLh has been
teaehers viii be emplnyei, 80 NJ TO form sn en-
eneIlc cogpt OF Instructors.
OBJECT.
The object Of the school l. 10 pTcrarc elasses
sor mofc advanced places az The opening OF the
Ysss Rs.sa - = 1s n.als"ls s.,ins 70 ssas
the advantages 0f this Preparatory year, aud stu
dents ln general will hnd this one OF the most
tisoFough aus practical Schools Ia he West
eouRsE oF STUDY.
The eouffe olstady viii embrace those branch
= WHOA, la The regular eoarse, belong To The
Preparatory Department; yea if n sufflciest
I bel spply. mogc advanced classes Will be taught
rERHs.
The year viii be divided into three terms. Of
Twelve weeks each, wish tSo weeks vacation
betweenterms.
TUITION
The following rates OF Tuition Will BE- charged.
| "a sabif 10 ecraHef For the Primary siudler
~ pef term fot the Enzii-h Studies. easra ins
ke @dlng. kngiish GRAMMAR. Geography. Mental
/ and Nrten Arithmetic. SO pea Term: /: Tor the
Classl-al studies, Higher Mathematics. aai Nat.
/ nrai >tiences- Latin. q rock Alxehra.
tscomctry, Natural Philosophy Physology and
History. - pcf term. No deduction, except In
ease oi protra'ted Illness. No extra charge Cot
,ncideutsl-
BUILDINGS.
The >ill be conducted, for the coming
year. Int sfsn Biua Academy. which vii
aeoolnmota , hundred students.
MUSIC
WI he Taught hs fiss hELEs ALKlRE, for which
extra charges viii be made
Ornamental Drawing and Painting
VIII be taught By Ms. n. y. HAlE-no eIin
B0dRDEk0
zen he obtained ia the town and nelghborhoo,
"a pli,cs saFyiae from $50 10 sa.as per week
GENERAL REMARK
UNI0S CHRrsTIks y CoLLkoK h located at Merou
ia Snliivan couaty. Indiana This location
celebrated for its numerous natural advantage
and delightful scenery. The HE.Lrn fthc pl sc
Is equal, ifnot superior 10 any other locality 4
the Wabash Valley.
This SCHOOL will be thorough in scientific an
moral training, yet will inculcate o do gmaiic q
ectarian pri inciplcs- II is Ia the true sense IN
term, liberal School
Special oversight and care will be exercise
over pupils from distsnce Their pecuniaI
interests viii be attended 10, II desired by ~
= rents or guardians.
Students are urgently recommended To con
alence School al the beginning Of each term: ys
they viii be received at any ume-pay.ng for l..
e less than half the term.
Communications should be addressed 10 n
Principal, al Merom. sullivan county. Indi an
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD of TRUSTEE
idlw-w
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
DOLL g. ID A N n
DOLL g. MN.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERs IN
7oots &C Shoes,
Atthe old and well known stand, No. ). Ph9niA
Row,
AT THESIGN ofTHE BIG BRASS BOOT
r.c uaaufc Iudiana

Terrc Iuautc, lmdtama.
guyuEY have Just received their Fall and
winter stock OF Boots and shoes, con-
.siiny OF Mems fine andcoarse boots and shoes,
(,ent.eaiters-all kinds, Boys and 0uths shoes,
boots and CATERS from the finest TO the coarsest-
LADIES DEPARTMENT.-Lsdie's fine Gal
ters Half Caters, Lace Boots, Buskins andSlip-
per- with oil without heels also ladies' heavy
shoes Of every description. quality and style
MISSES AND CHlLDRENS' WEAR.-Misses
ana childrens fine GaiteTs, Lace Boots ind
slippers with or without heels, coarse and medi-
am Of all styles from the best 10 the cheapest In
fac or stock consists OF everything appertain
ing tothe BOOT 4 SHOELINE,a and we are deter
minef TO sell at the lowestliving rates. To test
the truth OF this we invite the citizens OF Ierre
Hauteand vicinity 10 give US call aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsev here They
will endeavOr To please all who callo them
~ A. To Their manufacturing department,
thev use THE VEEY BEST OF STOCK that can
1e found n the Eastern market and their work
men are Of the arst class.
~ They warrant all work manufactured In
their establishment Repairing done with neat
uess and dispatch
TOWNSHIPS IMPERIAL WATERPROOF
POLISH BLACkING-The best blacking ever
introduced for the preservation of leather IL j.
waterproof aud il susceptible ofthe finest polish;
For sale bJ the box. (Apnl21, leJS-"lJ
Wabash express., 1860-05-30


The nEsT LISINENT IN 1ilr WORLD.
The only safe and certain cure Tor Cancer
PiIes. Tumors, ,Swellings. and Brochcle or GOitre
PARALYSIS, Neuralgia. Weakness Of the Muscles,
Chronic or lniianat0ry rheumatism, Stiffness
Of the Joints Contracted Muscles or Llgameuts.
Rar-ache. Tooth ache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds,
Fresh Cuts, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore Nipples,
Caked Breasts, Burns, Scalds, Sore Thoat, or ANY
inflammation or Pain. difference how severe, ~
how long the disease may have existed Mclean
Celebrated liniment Is certain remedy.
Thousands OF human beings have been saved a
life OF fdecrcpttude aud misery, by the use ofthis
invaluable medicine.
ucIcan,s Volcanic Oil i.tnsment
VIII relieve pain almost instantsneousIy, and IL
will cleanse, purify and heal the iOuest sores in
anincrcdibly shOrI time.
ifor Horses and other Animats.l
McIean's celebrated l.iniment Is the only sale
and reliable remedy for the cure OF SPAWN, Ring
Bone Windgalis, Spiinis, Unatural Lpmps. Nodes
or Swcllings IL viii never fail 20 cure Big Head.
Pole Evil, Fistuls. Old Running Sores or Swee-
v IL properly applied. For Sprans Cruises,
.Sratches, Cracked Heels. Cnafoe, Saedie or Cot
4 Calls. Cuts, Sores or Wounds, u = an iniali'
remedy. Apply II as directed, and cure Is
str ever instance
Inen trifIe nolOGger with the many worthless
l.inlme nts 0fieredtO you. Obtain a supply of Dr.
McLean-s celebrated Liniment. IL VII cure you.
J. n, MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner OF Third and Pine sts., 81. Louis, Mo.
For sale hy J. X. CUNNINGHAM.
1ERRE H.UTE.
July q. .'59-dwp
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
SEWING MACHINE

THE MOST PRACTICAL, DU-
l. RABLB and less dilhenlt d operate oi
any S. wing Machine IN The ~orid- This ASSET
ton ~ strictly trCc-as hunsredr NIii tcrtlfs
sh0 are nov using them in preference 10 all
others
Call aGd examine for yourselves and get de-
srupii0n Pampslct, a. spraxuc Cos Clothing
store 10 10, under the National Hotel, Third
door ffo4n the eorscr Of Main and 9Th strects.
au.s1 d.tf T.. 10 WILSON, Ax't-
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
~rOr,CETxrwAomDlNaRy Aom NJ
~ most wonderful aud world renwned
PLAN NET READ 4 X

ofthe nineteenth Century. the only
sNfuE,sE cLs1R vor - IA ID sEsgHSs 3
A. Scientific female AssroIoslstih the Word,
- Eow stopping al No ia West washin gton
street, oPpo-stssi ilss ssa,e Hosze .faassnaPo4is
MADAME HOLLAND has mastered all the
s,sns. &c = sac u Isss, ;'s-
s.,..s. ~ rexeallnr fhe Hidden Mysteries OF the
~ - Prsseatssd Futare Prospects, Of LIE, AZ
perasnsns 70 Leys: .gsssss.p .ss sas nainss ssssl
,ssle or female. with perfect accuracy, ADD Fu'
tare Exelts a Life. Sickness anE Death. Ahseti
ssy SEA sad LAID Will INFORM Ladies md
SFIscT AGREENBLg PARTNERS FOR LfFE.
Can restore perfe Z tranquility between Hus-
she prtscrlbes for diseases, telling their causes
and iocaton With - much saflsiacti0n as 10
merit ase recei~ TIE eonafcnes az an ~ho have
consulted bef. aud many different complaints
hssc beea entrelY b4aIshed y her wonderful
m minis.ratioua- Sac ean zee and point oat the
sueiIcine % cure tbe most OBSTINATE disfa-c--
even those that for years have bafned oar best
phystelal1s. snd csn a rect falses and bnimenis
= - male and asst that III are oil sores
fever sores. cancer. sprains. weakness tn the
bach aai nmbs and otbef Complaints ~ Ions
standing znd has perforned zststn sidng cures
upon tsose Wso bad iong .'ses lost ts.'f s'zs'
andtearing, or neariy 50, ~ dlsease- in short
thr,ssyA the 49, stance ~ sotne sspsrier power
she l. endowed with he hesiin< ar.
Aaiame Hoiiart. absoiuieiy aifelues nothin,
bur - nat sLe has Pull A0fity 10 Perform, ans
nessr u. 70 riye terfet -atisfse esloa toaIItsa
r4sh - be- arqlliHt.ii with this most wOo1cffa
zsf. The Gissrious StaroffieSven- Influence ~
Destiny 81 Man. and she has revealed Aysteue'
that no Mortal ue ~ 6he may sellbe called tb'
WONDER o. IHE NBRiD-
The public viii bar ia mind that Madam,
H0llasd is - greaie-t lalf voysfi snd Plane
k-ader th-t - errr ff.ltri o1t tiiy-
Hours of consolidation ffom A. ~ 20 = T. a
Wabash express., 1860-05-30
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
OFfiCk OF AunlToR on srArk.
l>ntsSeFat4s. fet 4 \. "a,

ofFltt ~ AlNllbk Oh NfAlhs
l~ntsssFntas. fet. a. i-os,. 4 I
TO tls Psop's 81 Ias,sss'
The Hartford flfc Insurance CampAnY having
complied villa tbo law ef lniana, hf alnV in
this eilce stltenentnffts coalition on the alsi
amlnaiIan of Ns aHtlta ~ thlt nfpsitnst Z, .
1oau " paii. AatLtlf - tAe ~ Ale 81 iutiasa.
herety certify fhrt have tastt n fcfsnu az and
thofo1ra cxsiutnattun ~ "a hBtks afl sssrts
~ the 1ompany. at tieif ofilee in the elts 81
HerteTt. tona., saai thst the CsfapauY ovu sna
have va tes.r Pos.es,ien - ea-H, ard ~ .eeaff-
urs convertible ai pieasa -. 81. aflf oUe NiiliaH
An anoant eerfcsaeaeln< elth tetlr enieiaI
stsiemnnt ~ ltnuaff last. The Hartford fife
Insurance Company ttt been in 0Nlsirufh Tor
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meals itto the patreasree ase people 81 lali.
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