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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-16
CALL ANp SETTLE.

The person that cut the hallisrds on a
Lincoln pole in front of 1I2 Lorain ST., and
thus caused a heavy globe lamp to fall and
break, had better call and pay damages. He
was seen and recognized by two young girls
that came in at the gate as he ran out.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

81 Hostettsr's Bltters are sold by
CHURCHILL BRO, Druggists.
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The companies had all been well drilled
and marched admirably. The evenness and
regularly of their torchlights were particu-
larly noticeable. Through all the long
march the corps preserved order and disei-
nline.
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A huge bonfire was lighted in Superior st.,
between the LEADER Office and the Weddell
House. Another blazed at the corner Of
Superior and Water Streets. Heaton, Stew
ard at the Angler, got up an immense one
at the corner Of st. Clair and Bank. On the
West side, there were bonfres at the corner
Of Detroit and Pearl, corner of York and
Vsstry, on the hill above Division street
bridge, corner of Lorain and Pearl, and
on Franklin streets. The residence of J. NJ &.
Cofinberry, among others, was lighted up.
Mr.. Charles A. Dean donated three barrels
of oil to add to the brilIiancy of the bonfres.
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REPUBLICAN JUBILEE
TORCH LIGHT PROCEssIONl
WLDEA WAKES ALIHEi
THE CITY ILLUMINATEDII

Speeches, BOnflrSs, and Fire Works
Last night was one long TO be remembered
in the history of fCleveland's politics. Itwas
= night Of glory and enthusiasm Of wild en-
jCyment and patriotic zeal of Republican
glorifeation and Democratic insigni6eancs.
The celebration was the outbursting Of the
popular heart; the gushing forth of the
whole souled exhuberanee of the victors in
tho recent political fields. It was the well
come which our beautiful city gave to her
noble sons who had done good service against
the enemy of q free people and sacred
home. With the rays of light which shot
from the windows which our wives and
daughters had helped decorate, went the
Consciousness to the gallant Wade Awakes
that there labOrs we're appreciated and that
h hereafter when the shronele of 1850 shall be
be written, they shall have an honorable
place among the noblest ofthe cohorts which
redeemed our country. It was a glorious
time, and such as will not soon fade from re-
Insmbrance.
THE WEATHER.
For week the weather clerk had been in
ill-humor. He had not allowed the sun a
single day of real jolly shining, but had
kept him under water cure treatment, pack
ing him in wet blankets every morning, and
keeping him there all day. Yesterday open
ed no better. drizzling rain, the most pro-
vOking of all rains, came down occasionally,
and it was cold and dreary, while the streets
we're covered with deep mud which might
be gratifying to boot blacks, but certainly
/ was to no other mortals. However, clear
streak appeared in the north and west, and
we had hopes. A little clear sky showed
itself, and in the course of the evening the
stars, grown unruly under their long con-
inement, looked out, wondering what was
going on down here, and then stayed out,
to discOuntenance the new stars that had ap-
parently started up in Cleveland.
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FOUNDRY AT A BARGAIN.
ffSs n -s'SS r ia SSkI.N !fks, II Is fcE ~.

q Tors 81 rue ii-nl-saoh Foundry, wishing l..
dlsp -. II their rnftIe stuCL in tIstr, tools,
together with building lnd lot II delrei. PIE
pared {" ntrr ndu' en,ont. which C,I,nCt t co
isty purchasers
:-did Foundry "a located oa lie ..lrn.r oi Mann
AMI F'ufih Street, mud eluIiL tho ILstc II IL
HeudcI 7"h 6 Nashville !; Il. tho S,Utl +in cnd II
winch - nov tnn;Il".. Ltr-.c portion ui thi-
end l. GRADED, ph't I'i ti J. uuir contract T..
finished and Mi,I b.. operation cart, ie&t tail
The operation 49, titl7 work, together with th,
4r"vins PtUtl"''ty ii ie riIy and country, nlIs5
tr has If u,1listuu"nt, iarac and grow no.
iurTt-t-c 81: b',.ins4s-.
N..b. tie loIl;r f,rt being. l.IH.ti.~,i
ni.i tiit, .tI.i -.sctt ithtIu Other hf-ihr- Itu-
iu- in att-utt,n the Sole motive which iudti'es
t. ell
For further ia,tif nhis. apply ~ lett>s 81 othat
ulse 10 PRIEST, HAILEY ca.
may lin
LCinoinnsti 1se4eas copy weeks and send
III to this Office.
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Receipts by Railroad.

Ldls sacks, Chas Schaum & Co; buckets bat
tel, boxes eggs, Vickery Bros 4 bbl. high wines
Preston Bros ; loo sacks coru, Geo. Foster & Co.
/ bbl eggs, 400 Ibis lake salt, l. h u. Holman;
load chickens, Price & Nixon SIS bush corn
7. A. Crane; 6lZ bush corn, BTandisS Il Crawford
1873 bush corn, Brown q Altman; bbls eggs, A
Leucke Il Co; bXs hate, Archer MacEey;
box dry goods, Roser Bros; box dry goods
Bronner Bros; 10 shoes, P. C. O Riley & Co
I loll carpet, E. 4 g. K. X. Company; box mise
w. BierbOWer; box hardware, Samuel Orr
Loxes, l bale, shanklin IL Reilly; ) bales, boxes
J. II. RIaghee d Co; mats cloves, P. Bros; cas-,
shoes J. II. & w. W. Morgan.
A. IL EIR DER
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Che Daily gonrual.
RIVER ITEMS

RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Glendale, Cincinnsti shenango, St. Louis h,''''
Lue Eayes, Green River, Cambridge, St Louis
Clipper, Pittsburg, Union, Lou.
DEPARTED.
Masonic Gem. Wabash, A. o. Tylor, Cincinnati,
Silver Moon, Gin, Glendale, Memphis,
Shenango, Pitts, Charley Bowen Cairo,
Cambridge, Pittsburg, Clipper Nashville,
Union, b. Green, ID. b. Campbell, II. Green.
'''''. The Weather Saturday was exceed
ingly sultry, and business i'll consequence
and departures, but not much freight was
handled.
'.-... The Charley Bo,cen left with a fair
trip for so dull day, as did also the ID. b.
Campbell.
''.... Tbs Masonic Gem left for the Wa
bash ON Friday night.
..... The Dunbar is the mail boat to-day
at 10 o'clock. Capt. Fowler, very popular
commander and pleasant gentleman, VIII be
found in command, while Gus Dusouchei
preSides in the Office. The Dunbar is a fast
boat, and her accommodations fully compare
with her speed.
5000 The Lue Lttces will leave for Green
River this day at her usual hour. Capt
Mcdonald will be happy to receive all the
freight destined for that stream, and vii
also look carefully after the interests o
passengers. Capt. Zach. Taylor, her popular
clerk, will be found in the office.
-''--'W We learn that Mr.. Viets, agent Of The
Churley Boa0en, closed a contract on Satur-
day. with parties in Henderson, KY to
transport 1000 hhds of tobacco from tina
city TO this point, whence it will go out Eas
by rail.
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ggTHH E.zHHEs2' TORsCC0 ES-
z TABLISHRiENT IN TIE STATE.

Womb respectfully inform the ctiHtns Of FHailF-
vile and vicinity that they have larger stock Of
Tobecco S,g9rs, S,,q8. Pipes, md German
Smoking 306occo,
Than any two establishments 81 oHr principal
citi-s.
HotoIs and store keepers, look 60 your interests
Ecf5Is purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
l,Ie assortment, which vi, dc ourselves t. sell
the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can lie bought in Cincinnati Louisville, 4 Il We
ask Is, Sou shall call and Judge GlT NouTselEus
We otter any the above al wholesale OF rett'!-
Our esta hiisiiIent Il branch 81 the we'll known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse Of J,=
FandlI h d Iros-, No. 10 Forest street.
T.. ZEN DHICH & BROS.
Main 81, .iuor above fiTst.
oat24 Evansville. Lost
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~ NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tie ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY r,~.pecttnlIy an
M nncs 90 tkaif friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville aid vicinity, that, with Increased fcil-
sizes t'I the utnsl,"Ttttiou of
IL I! II y, i = h A q ES
u o f. 4 n d y / Il A b l. E =
fhes solicit continuance Of furmeT ftycrs. Es-
peCial c1re taken il the collection oT RiIls Drafts
Notes, ami the transportation sni4iI aud valuable
C..cka4-=.
All persons wishing u avail Themselves the ia
ciItlrs Of tie Xr-sS, obtain any desired iHfr-
NATION iii reference t. the routes and details Of the
business, az thtir Once Tifst street, between
Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office
~ A. ~ FISH AGENT
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AT last accounts Tue cattle d'sItlnp"r Ia
Massachusetts, was spreading 80 rapidly th'"
petitions were being circulated asking The
I3uyerlor 10 call an extra session oI Tue LIE
gislature.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETURSHlP n ENTIRE


NEW PROPRIETURSHIP- ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION.
ZEE Sxs. HAMMER s. A8FFEPES.S,
u w from New Orleane, have purchased the 81.
CHAR ES SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Ofsir, and have rehtteu it ia ele-
giant aud attractive style.
The urw prnpriet"rs have had long experience as
keepers ni fashionable and pOpnir Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they viii eudcavor, Ia their new
house 10 l.ine all the rleGanCies and uxrics
Of Northern aud Southern Bestanrats III the ST
CHARLES.
They have brought ii large and complete stock
.af choice Liquors from New Orleans, which HEY
collected with during their business in that
CITY Their connections and acquaintance ia that
city viii rLab- tIehI To Obtain the choicest sup
plies Il Liqunrs, Fruits, and luNnries from that
market il future aud they Will spare ho expense
nor pains t. make the ST CHARLES ~urpass
hereafter its t,InlcI representation, pleasant
-aihun IA place Of -usl living, AID ee2Lnt, refined
and luxurious resort.
Lafs- Billiard players vii fad Al this Saloon set
Of the finest marble top BilliHi Fables, nom the
well known aud celebrated factory otJ NJ. RrHhh-
wick & -.
The unict Hi. ned haitrr themselves that long eN
rricuce and careful attention Will enable them to
iurrit reputation -'Ina I" amy Saloon n the Vest
country.
sytg splendid Lnlich will be served up IN the
most 4IpruVed stYe, every morning AZ 10 "'cioG6.
HAMMER i DRFIFUS6,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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New - took.

EE e = H.S n SEST H1t ~ is.S7ET Is
~ from the Hast With iaige stock If fash
iiHabi- JrWclrN, &c comprising nuc Gold and Sill
Yer Watches, tiHc EtrusCdn fall and haf sets
bracelets, Il. et>tpih-, Finger Rings, Ear Rings,
L'ctet|, silva WHIc; Gold I, rs, Gc- Also, n few
hHc Freii' Clocks. il aCk and h ta rl, cases
Httih: h,ugiit orr gals II III manufactured,
eutbI,. aui i'll, sell 1T the E1,re,t lltces
We .EaHid respectfully in1 lie CIIe Iiss and the
public L. ctil .ni examine nht .Iuck
BTrIEULEF BROT
5prl3 43 Main ,fre.t
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REGULAR PACKETS.
", w., sT-xEEE, l,xDOGsx, ~.

81 V.a.F 4EIlEg II u Uf.sN, .E.NEJ
~ ca IRO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, llss.rc5tssll =
DEXTER. Master, leaves Evansville EsSzzzaasezsszs
Tuesday and Saturday, at y O'Clock M,
ing at Paducah at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, Cairo at
L o'clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday
at o'clock, z. NJ and Smthland every Thursday
aud Monday, at 9 O'Clock, 4. NJ, connecting at
Evans lille with the Evansville and Charlottesville
X. H., and Packets for Green River. Also, CON
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be ObtoIGed on board the boat for nh
Eastern Cites santD2
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L. l.. lIAYpuCK, Secretary.
STATE OF NEW york,

STATE OF NEW YORK, lcS
CITY 4 COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Personally appeared before me this 29th day Of
November, 4. r. 1859, Joseph Walker, President,
and Richard L. Hayd0ck, Secretary, Of the Seem
rity Fire Insurance Company, Of the City Of New
York, ara severy affirmed that the within state
by them subscribed correct and true To The
best Of their knowledge aud belief.
THuS. l. GHORNELl,
COMMISSIONER far the &tsfe of Indiana,
New York.
This Company has COMPLIED with the law OF In
diana concerning Insurance Companies, and IS PIE
Pared take risks in The CRY "f Evansville and
Vauleibui gil county, lad
J. u. SAbJN. Agent,
da;IG 81 Mani 5tTvrt.
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RTV.S.N-sV+ELEE .8.1'D E.sDUC.S N

ZAP 4 g Er-rhe fine steamer x
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, .Il71t. "a
leaves Evansville every Monday, -,
Wednesday, and Friday, at y O'Clock NJ. Leaves
PadHrth every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday.
ut o'clock \. Nj. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, With packets fer Louisville
Green and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans and the Daily Mail
boats fnI Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river.
re Ii siness promptly attended and charges for
freight and passage, same charged 10y the rcgu-
lar packet. Through bills Of IadIns given to New
Orleans aud all POINTS On the Tennessee aud Cum
GerlalId rivers auglS
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ryfHEsGEJN'F s'ETE' To Es.s C('0 rs .
d TORY .-rh. undersigned having engaged
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose a. suppl
ing, ii possible III" wants at the t1uio market,
atm now spared tn oifrr W,ll selected stool, ut
ni:tnutatU Il iDblccn from NJ is,ouri, IL Gu!u1ily,
and Tcul-4tt Le.sf. IN Pounds, Fiyc-, Hstlsrs,
Zig hts, "a artnts, IN thy desired package
Terms liberal, aud arcept,bt' discount t'.-h
purchases, hut sale less than five bnAet.
\ GUMEEH1S,
jy29 10 l"o Main street. Evans, lie, Ind.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.


ES n g 4 &sz x - II tx = ID FL Us 4 T.
Il o The and light drauEnt ay-4g
steamer MASONIC GEM. PilIsbury slii77il4t59'
Master, Mcdonald Ciatk will make $3.50
regHl.r trips between Evansville aud MT. Cainei,
during the season.
For freight or passag' apply on board. iaraltf
ED aUz-3R E:Rg sEE1' E<Sa.s so
% q PACKETS The fine lighi 49,.
dgauEht steamer ILL., p
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

TAWE .'S'EIs' .s.N@D SPLE.V'OE59
X Passenger Packet AUTO rzs@zs1z,
CKAT, scorr, Master, GREER, t-zIiiggsIIs 4
Clerk, Will leave above, Sat e5HssssssESstAsss
urday, 18th inst. For Freight or passage apply Oh
board OF to Brown d Altman, Water street.
mayo
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.oR SOETH G.yRnOETa.N. .f.A.sl

~ POND Rtk Err - The elegant go
Passenger steamer LuE EAEEs, 4LsiI 3
itcDosALD, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk, z ies-=-zsza
viii make resnl"r tIi-wrekiy trips tc south Car
roltou and Pond River, leaving on Mondays,
Neduo-,lhNs aud Fridays
For fTpi, i,s-,iss al.,i- hoard d.sutT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MORE TO BE ADMIRED
Than the Richest Diadem Ever Worn
KINGS EmPERoRs.
What? A Beautiful Head of Hair.
EwyEE ARTICLE THU II ET.KL L WIT
changing of which to gray being an indication Of
lack of proper secrCtiOns,) IL truly valuable med
icine Prof. WOODS HAIR Tonic is the only safe
remedy for badness, dryness, premature change OF
color and the several evidences of lack of sccre
tions at the roots of the hair which be found.
Ouack preparations abound, and - hair tOnics fill
every corner grocery in the country. Avoid
all - hair tuncs unless known 10 be the prepare
tion of whose celebrity has become world
wide, DO not lot any nustrIilu vendeT experiment
upon Vour hair Touch nothing you have no good
believe is ali Tint ii pnrro' Is to he. Pro
fes9or Wood has earned, by ycs Of severe test Fl
the virtues OF his pref lfdti"n, his present lame
over l5U certificates are before Of the Of
this Hair restorative, from parties who have tried
it. Read the iollowing.-
NEW YORK, ApliII9, ISIS.
CDR. WOOD.---DEAR SIR: Permit me To express
to YOU the obligations | am order for the entire
restoration ct Iny hair to its original color. About
the time of my arrival i'll the United States 1t was
of your - Hair Restorative 1t soon received it
original hue. Tconsidcr Your restorative as Il very
wonderful invention, quite clliclcious we'll aS
agreeable. ana, dear sir, yours truly,
IS TIIAhBERG."
REV. G. W. EUTER, INDIANAPOLIS, I'D.
says he wig for several years, but by the Use
of Woods Hair Restorative he has fine head
of hair
Prepared by o. j WOOD & CO.. III Market
street St l. puis and Il broadway, Now York and
sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
also, I,y all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers th,
United States and Canada.
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c0yT.aTE.nE.S-T OF TIE .SEF.GEHs
~ of the SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, October
l, 1860
Cash hand oOu 10
Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting In
NestnlenI ''-s.'O1'r-L
Cash in Bank Commonwealth .............. 5,l9I II
...-..TJJIVol -
Bank Stocks-50 shares Bank Commerce
80 % ANN Elk. Bank
g 100 Bank New York
IA Blk N America
Oh shs par val. S2l 500 worth -, 76l 25
Temporary Loans secured 10y 1l,nOS L. 5.
Coupon Bonds and 20 shares Resulute
Fire Insurance Company l2,uD 90
Bonds and Mortgages being iIst lien, &cln5 80 90
Premiums uncuected Z.5Ul -
Accrued ms. On BondS and Mortgages &
Temporary Loans G7a4 -
Balance dine from gents - %
TotaI.. ....... .............S 5I4 ,s9l 81
C:tptnl StUCk............ .SS'fuD,OOo o.
-S5l4, s9I 50
No Liabilities.
JOSEPH WALKET, PTcS't
L. l.. HAYDoCK, Secretary.
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We can also furnish Tl.EE SCALES of any ca
pacity These Scales are from mandatory
T. n FAIRBANKS d CO, st. Johnsburg, Yer
u,out Every Scale is tested ahd scaled, aid waT-
r,nted correct For Testimonials refer to tt
tJ.ouaan ,is Of persons using them.
UDRkBEOOK & CO., Agents,
rny94 Water treat. Evansville.
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%,TOH S-EEEc IN 81 IT'D a4OOH
N Coal Boat, 81 tel tong. - Wit, aIli 7 teet
'ie't- Inquire uf JA% OAKLEY & son.
sim.
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LEWIS DAVIS, MAster..-..-...WM. II, LIST, Clerk.
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at IL . clock
Leaves Hut-I,yIIle on Wednesdays. at l34'.iack.
SPEED, GD9IFOHT
RELIABILITY SAFETY
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JOHN -I'"hF.' ~ 81 ,T,
- - ,.,, ~, - ,..e
/" w w ~ = - 80" th'' n 20
'''i sc IA va "''i''9 a %
lhAhh'!" n bhIh'N' Iu "i " vi, I'hEn I a.
l.ucns Hopkins Prs imlo,ieIg y Traders Bank
"i7 ,, IT,. ~ NJ, M"s5'''
- -, -, -. " ''ii - ''''h u 80
4 Tir "i',t'' .pr.il.ct
-. . !. 49,, -. - :, !, ,t,rgt -.
!, ,It...n UIii' tira. .r Ii-.,il n,t I'm
ii,r rI,, - " " = '
,i 4, So. i.it,., f. Nm. ST.. 4, q,
! r,,,.I.,' t, ,i, ,t,,,,,, ~ - - ~ ,,,.,
49,, eti- " - - ''
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EEEDHoWA ALI

.E.E- a CIV AL
1--WE e -EIs FIX SzGIAN-ED H@OELS
e respectfully inform their friends and the Pni'-
H., generally that they nave removed their Office
:i,d store iIoir building First street, three
,tnts above inc street, near the foundry; wher"
ili,.y viii is, able 70 give more prompt attention
% the orders of their customers large lot OF
stoves viii be- sold out at rca at wholesale prices,
u rr,icr CUse ont the stock.
d-c5 KEATZ & HEILMAN.
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E.9 A'-5s % E:8L.--.5. =. s'ssA IL zFh.s-% tfO.
a. =, have removed /" Wafer =;Ieet, three du"r5
Itin
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e dsSB.N-EE gar S.fEssc sHD4S'h r.
e. BittroIu Ris:faets are paving twenty -t"'
aud balf cents, ruttebt uIouay, loo Spanish a"i
At-NirIn q.,-trI"r= tt
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CUNFIEN En#CUN STUMP TtUE
Az, I,i,rr,,s.i cus.ii.itr a. unelm,ed. Prc- .
sa.fst..t i.atlI.
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CELLANE0US.

COPELAND & NEXSEN,
G III NJ IL 1 - Is
INSURANCE AGENCY |!
OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK,
No. I FIRST STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
ARRE We w-PEEP.gRsD TO T.ghE
o 4 Risks AMI issue Policies in several Of the eId-
United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS,
MILLS AND MANUFACTURERS, insured at she
most favorable rates MARINE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-B0ATS,
BARGES, STEAMBOATS, and their CARG0ES.
Also, applications received for LIFE INSU-
RANCE.
Combined Capital Represent
ed, over 100000.
Htna Insurance Co., Hart
ford, Conn,
Capital and surplus $Z.o00ooo
Phoenix Insurance COmpa-
ny, Hartford, Conn,
Capital and Surplus 50o,90o
Manhattan Insurance Co,
New York.
Capital ami surplus 100000
American Exchange Insu-
rance Co, New York,
capital ana 200 0o0
Rising Sun Insurance Co,
Indiana,
Cal itsl aEi Surplus, 2aG,eo0
Merchants Insurance Co,
Hartford. Conn,
Capital and Surplus zu0. u00
Aitna Life Insurance Co,
Hartford, Conn,
/ CoPELAND L NEXsE,5 Agents.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-15
VALUABLE FLAT CREEK LAND for SALE.

NNT ISIIING TO REMOVE SOUTH, OFFER FOR
y sale NV valuable plantation NINE OAKS on which
] reside. containing ONE THOUSAND and TWO ACRES
of LAND living on both sides of Flat Creek Immediately
the r,id from Wiamsboruugh To Oxford. The location
is highly desirable being elevated and beautiful and
in ncghborhnod provcrbal for lis heahulnesS morality
and intelligence No effort part has been spared To
render the farm good be found anywhere and
being in excellent repair and high state Of improvement
offers unusual inducements farmers Ii is in accesSi-
Bile rcgiun of country, being in and half miles of
WilamSbnruugh miles from Townsville Depot,
the Rnarukc Valley Railroad and nine miles fiOm the
q! Henderson, the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
About hundred will in clover; about five
hundred cleared and admirably adapted To the prnduc
tiun ,f Tobacco Wheat Corn aud Oats; the balance in
gina growth of the first qu lity and could be made
produce the very best Tobacco There fine yuung Ap
pie and Peach Orchard attached the premises which
in a very furnishing condition.
The Improvements are inferior To none in the Sate there
being all the uut-huuScS necessary for carrying
tcnSive farm large wheat granery, just completed and
Tobacco barns sufficiently large fifty thousand lbs
Of Tobacco The dwelling house is two story ediiice
containing thirteen above and two in the basement
1t is well proportioncd and handsomely finished The yard
has been recently aed with heart spiked pailngs There
is office in the yard. There about twenty good
springs the plantation four within two hundred yards
of the dwelling.
will also sell my stock consisting of about thirty head
of cattle about hundred and thirty head of hugs Of
which seventy enng hogs and forty head of sheep
of an Improved stock.
anime the premises such plantation is seldom offered
for sale Terms made easy to suit the purchaser.
For further information address,
Wiamsborough, Granville County, \. c:
Sept. %, 1853. o+-tE