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DEFENDANTS WILL

4
take notice that ON the I'd day Of September
a d. ot, Piuintins ned their petition in TINS cause
ia the Court Ul common Pleas for said County,
which petition claims to recover Judgment against
SAID Barzila Nj. Hutchinson ON three notes Of hand
signed by hm rs maker bearing date January 81,
years, the order O tho said Caroline H. Gtrty On
nrst hOlu iUr 5l,uZu, with interest per cent in
terCst, payable annually from January z, 1865. On
second uOte Tor Sls5U with like iutei from Juuu
AIRY 81, oJI On thiId noe lur ,5OO, with same in
ercst from last dutg that secure the payment OF
said nute, said II hutchinson, and his wits Hannah j.
executed anu uellHgrOd to said Caroline k. Gtrty
the Sd DAY Oi January, A. ID. lsj3, mortgage Ui
the following described premises situate in town
ship VI NewDurgh, said County and state, and is
nuUwI by being part OF original Lot No. 32l, and
bounded as loliOWs: beginning at tue centre Of the
PittsJurgh Road. On tho south easterly ng Ui land
u chains Hne - links To stone the east line Of
s.ld original lot, now thB centre 9f the highway
thence ~ a h. along east line OF said Lot 3z 3
chains 10 stOnei thence s. ~ ". IS chains and 81
huks 70 centre vt Pittsburgh Road; thence s. 45' h..
along centre VI said road chains and links the
place u beginning. Plaintiffs cain right 70 sell
aid land 10 secure meut Oi said notes, and that
said notes anu mortgages are the sepa ate property
OI the sad Caroline h. Gtrtyi that ss deioudants,
except SAID Hutchinson anu " tiiun .ktus, ClElln
40 have judgments which are liens said land, but
It ~ch Judgments are liens inisiOr that VI said
plaintiffs.
PIatntIils further pray Judgment against said Bar
Lilt n. Hutchinson lUr amount above named, us
mUrIkaged premises to pay IUr such Judgment, and
utlIer proper relief Defendants viii answer b.
the Nth day Vi December, A. ID. 1900 the allegH-
tIUn- SAID petition Will be taken true aud Jug
menI entered accordingly.
O,ts-Sy ALBEkI 4. sLADE, Pl'hts. Atty.
The ate of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas Oi
Guy uiUgd - UNITY SAID County.
john CtUWrli, al H.
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Transportation.
1860. THE 1860.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL, DURING THE
= ls5 ;8fiA present season, run their well known
Eehsstl - and popular line Of FIRST CLASS

WILL, UU hlNG IL r.
q ls5 SEiA. present season, run their well known
Efth-ttl - and popular line OF FIRST CLASS
StAzsAssA Screw Steamers regularly between
OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
tlSwEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line Tor Cleveland, StndIlslly, To.
l-,ln, aud Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line to and
froIn
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE,,
aud intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
0GDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitchburgh, keeue, Bellows Falls, Rut-
Land Burlington, and other intermediate points.
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATER
TOWN = USW EGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSWEGI
,yifb the New USWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
CLASS CANAL BOATS ON the Eularged Canal be-
tween nswego, Troy, Albany aud New York.
ne Through Freight subject to but eue rranship.
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
VIM the several LINES of Rail Road t. Cincinnati,
Louisve St Louis and pittsburgh T. ri I, and nd viii vii
h.;ssTsi ht-FTsoIT lTaGl'A IA EE SIIPEISIoR iISE
leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
j. MYERS, ~ Broadway, \. Y
J. L. WARNER, No. COnties Slip, n. Y.
y = SPAULDINg, do do do do
JaaN HocKINa, No. 9j State street, Boston.
Z l.. f,f'anN4, TaoMP,sov, Jn., '' '' " osdensbuTsh.
GEaRGE PARKER, do
CSC A EDpY, Oswego.
CRAwFoRB HovEy DO
". T. WALKER, Ioedo
&. Hall, Milwaukee.
McIIExRY BAKER, Racine.
VI NTHEn Co., Choago'
'''' PELTON 4 BREED,
rhssR4 Agents, Cleveland.
I7s51S TnHn f'.s1s
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HerrlcA a D'tIIOWi III n NJ 70 oS1l,-o.
SALE Ry VTRTTrE

-
- OF a writ Of Venditioni ExpOnas and alias Fl
"a issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Guy
ahoga county, at the suit Of Henry Iuttle et. ali
nai1tifs against Prentss skinner, ct, al, def nd
auts to me directed, shall offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the City
of cleveland, in said county, on the 9th day Of No
yemb.r le6i, at o'clock z. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, TO wit:
Isl. Situate the township Of Independent, in
the state Of Ohio and which Is also the county OF
t'uyahnga and Is known the south part Of lot No
one and bounded as follows; on tho north by land
oyyn,d by T. L skinner; on the east by Cuyuhoga
River; on the south by lot No ?; on the west by the
centre OF the BfeCksvIle Toad supposed TO contain
siNfy-eight acres, b. tho less, but SUBJ
iect 10 mi legal highways. Appraised at S2,54
2f situate in the township Of independence. coun-
ty Of 'uynhOga, and State Of ohio, and known
mart of village lot No. 90, in the Strong Tract
i-siled and described follows: Beginning At the
northeast rornerOt Public Square la said townships
thence so one 5O-lOO chains along the east line
~ said Suuare; thence n Sg5so three and 33-lOO
cbsins. thence 36o W one and 59-lUU chains;
tbces sglko three and 33-lOD chains, 10 the place
Of bqinning containing one half acre, more or less
AppraiSeu - D. L. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff.
Adams & Garfield, Defts Atty's. Oct27;sn
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Mai r 2. parry,s Speech.

The publication of this speech in to-day's issue
together with other pressing matter, prevents o'r'
giving this distinguished gentleman and his peca'
liar views that attention which they deserve. We
are AMI have always been avowedly opposed te
much that he enuucales; and while we are only
consistent with orr declared purpose as indepen-
dent journalists in admitting this speech in ON
columns, We have by 10 means committed the m
l,iJigeneer 10 the doctrines and tendencies OF Maj
T. We shall take occasion next week to make
more explicit an, satisfactory reply 10 this speech
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LIST OF coNs1eNEEs AT ANDERSON DEPOT
For the meek ending Oct. 13, 1860.


England s. Bewlcy, Tolly, W II Gaillard,
JE&W NJ Bcllotte, W II Dendy s. Co. a Nc
FALL W vonhollen, T NIagill, B Benson s Co,
7 Gccr, Blcckey & Craytons, L A Osborne, ] +
Adgcr, W Fitzpatrick, ] Wilson, W S & G f.
Williams, J Lewis, W Lee, B R R R Co, j S
Lorton s. Co, G Seaborne, ] NJ Henken, R Adger,
J Lewis, S Stribling, S Brown jr, J B Sitton. J
b E Sloan s Co, J Taylor, G H Herber, Moores
s. Major, D Brown, Fl L Jefers W Taylor, B
Gainey, Jones s Seabornc, D Ashmore, II Knee
NJ R Hunnicutt II L Ravenel, Wihite s. Harrison,
II W Picpcr, Benson s Justice, Sloan & Towers
L Arnold, J Smith, Evins & Hubbard, J
Johnson, England & Bewley, NJ Frost, c Raj
dali, Coleman ] E Adger R A Maxwell, Bensn
& Edwards 4 E Norman, S Sloman, ] CardwSf,
Wilson, Mrs Dorrell, Benson, ] WI
Cary, B Smith, Smith Hovey, J D Smith, ,,NF
Mitchell, Mary Glenn, J NJ Tatum, A Nerrit!&
Co. "a
o. H.. P. FAINT, .4qat
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Election Returns.


ABpEv,LLE-.Ssnator. Foster Marshall
REPRESENTATIVES C. Davis, J. n. Cochran, s.
McGowan W. j. Lomax, H. II. Harper .t.s
ANDERSON x.-Rcpresentahpes.-G S. Mattison,
W. A. IIayne John " Moore, B. F. Whitner.
CuEsrrn.-Scnator-S McAlilcy. Representa-
hires-Col. ]. S. Wilson, W. I. Gilmore, Col. c. B,
Jones.
CHRIST cuuncu.-Senator-T NJ. Wagner. Rep
r.sentative-M. W. yenning.
CnEsrEnrIELp.- -Representatires-A Macf.rlan,
W. L. 7. Prince.
CoaLsroy. Stnator-N. Hayward Representa-
tsss-w. H. o'Bryan, Carlos Tracy, II. G. shcri-
dan.
DARLINGTON. Senator-Dr Il. L. Hart. Req
r.sen.n.iues-T p. Lide, Blackwell Timmons
acknowledgements -AIcssrs. Jennings,
Batter, Lamar NIobley, Gary, Quattlebaum
FArnrIELD-,Ssnator-E G. Palmer. Repre'en-
tztives-R. B. Boylston, T. W. Woodward, j. b.
McCants
Observation-Disclosures T. E. Ware. Rep
r.sentatices-Co D. Iioke, Dr. J. P. Hiilhousc' DR.
J. NJ Sullivan John w. Stokes.
KrRsuAw.-Senator-A II. Boykin. Repres.n-.
s.Aaaea 6csanssure. -
LANCASTER .--Seaator-Hon. Dixon Barnes. Rep
rcscntahres-W. Black,J Williams is..r
ENTHUSIASTICALLY D. Simpson Re2resen-
tatircs-IT. n. Carter, S. J. Craig, George Apder-
son, J. H. Ware.
Lrx.xo7os.--seaator-J. c. Hope. Rep-.s.i.a-
tires-J II. Counts, Col. Clark.
-Reprssentatves- j. Cook, j.
W. Hcnagan.
MAnloS.-Seaator-ps. W. r.. Johnson Rsprs-
scntatirss-E G. Howard W. S. Mullins, D.. W.
| Bcalca.
NnwnEnrr.--senato,-A. C. Garlngton Rep
rescntatircs-J II. Williams, james Lipsccmb, C.
H. .Subcr
ORANGE Ssnator--G. D. Ee;tt Rasre-
scnfniires IT. J. Glover \. D. Frcds'icS. i ~
Prince GEorcn wlSyAu.-RYreaasstir sstiree--Rict.-
ard Iozcr, J. H. Read. ir., p c. j. Weston:
Represcntatires--E ?. Bo0kscr, 4
j. tircen, j. G Gibbcs, J. p. ldans
SpAnrAypuno.- o.-Rcp5eyeatatires--0 z. Elwarsls,
W. NJ Foster, jas Farrow, J. winSnish B.. +.
Bates.
sunrER-R prescntatrcs-L. r Fraser, Kenne-
dy J. S. Bradley.
ST. GEORGES, DORCHESTER fsPresc'saarrte-
T. J. Murray. n
ST. -RYresa,tativc-K a'sr
ST. ANDREW s-Sendlor-W. Izard Bull Rep
resentaiccs-Joseph NJ. Mikcll. l n
ST. PAuLs.-Senator--J R. Boyle. Repre'enta-
hre-R. L. Elliott.
ST. PHILIPS AND ST.. MICHAEL 's.-SenatOr-'W
D. Porter Rprescntativcs-H. Bust, NJ. 2. o'cor-
nor, j NJ Eason Charles T. Lowndes, Geo. NJ Coffin.
David Ramsay, JAS simous, W. G. Dcsaussure,
c. II. Simonton, II. T. Peake R. 3. Rhett, jr., r.
S. Duryea, JOS Johnson, jr., e. y. Trenholm, J. j.
Lucas, VIM. Whalcy, John Cunningham, jr., J. j.
Pope, Richard Yeadon, John L. Carcw.
ST. STEPHEN 's.-Scndtor-L. W. Palmer. Rcp-
,esc,,taurc-J. ]. Williams.
UXIoy-SenatOr-Rob Beatty. Rsprescnta-
dpcs-w. II. Wallace A. W. Thompson, i. s.
Chick rsY
WILLIAMSBURG .-Rcprcsentatires-D S. NJ
Brockinton, DR.. S. D. NJ. Byrd.
YORK. SenatOr-R. G. McCaw. Repressatd-
dpes-J. 7. Lowry, ]. Rawlinson, w. c. Black, j.
L. Miller. .@c
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New Advertisements.

READ r.
Important orders fromthe Executive Department
The attractive and inyting card of. W. TAYLOR,
who is supplied With nea'iy every thing -
The patriotic proclamation of JOHN MiLwEE--
ever ready to serve his ciuntry or take good ric-
lures, and ricc rersa
The sale of valuable property in Williamson by
the Commissioner in Equity for Laurens District Z;
And so forth and so ol-until the end of the
chapter Of advertisements
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Tic Fnll Term OF Court

Closed en- Saturday afternoon, after dispatchin
a goojly quantity OF business The Sheriff re
ceycd several new lodgcrs, for various misde
meanors.
The case of The State Us. FREDERICK LEACH,
for the murder of HAMPTON CoBB, resulted in tn
conviction of LEACH. He was sentenced to b.
hung on Friday the llth day of january next
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~
FIRST.

Several mornings this week that hale old gem
tleman, Jack Frost, has been in our midst, giving
abundant proof of his Evidence. The weather is
cool, bracing and 6ncirst the season for blankets
at night and our favolite q buck-wheas > for
breakfast
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Our REPRESENTATIVES.

The post office address of each member elect to
the Legislature from this District is annexed be-
low:
CHARLES S. MArrrsoS, varenncs, s. C.
w. A. HAYSE Pendleten.
JOHN V. MOORE and B F. wHlrsEn, Anderson
C. II.
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Tile MARKETS..

ANDERSON, OCTOBER IL, 1861
COTT0N--The sales for the week ending this
afternoon, two o'clock, amount to 152 bales, at
to 10 cents Prices range to-day as high as loc.,
for Il prime quality.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on Tuesday eyeHiesss, Ind inst, by
Rev. c. Mckcndree Sps;'i; at the residence of the
brides fathaas1.1r. vASS LADooN to Miss DEL1LAM.
ddughier of Mr.. Joseph L. and Margaret Byrum,
all of this District.
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Crowded Out.

Editorials and general news matter do not re
ceive their usual space this week in consequence
of the pressure upon our columns.
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Benson House, October -, 1860
Geatlcmen herewith send you copy of my
speech, written most hurriedly last night, and now
have not time to even read it and correct its many
'''' B. F. PERRY
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nSg. We are requested to state that Divine Ser
vice will be held in the Methodist Church at TIL
place On next Sabbath.
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J0CASSE LODGE, No. Is, /. 0. .of0. r.
ss Meets every FRIDAY NIGHT, at o'clock,
at Odd Fellows Hall. The members are rquirea
to be punctual in attendance. ~ net
Byorder of the N. G. EGGS - ssss!!
IL. VI. BROTHERS, secrta1ry,.ii
Sept. II, 1860 s... 5 s.lI 1v.,y
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SPEECH OF HON. B. F. PERRY,

q CORRESPONDENCE.
iSaa ANDERSON c. H., S. C.,(
. October II, 1860. !
.HoY. B. F. PERRY-Dear Sir: We, the under
signed, citizens of Anderson, appreciating the mo
tives and sentiments in your speech delivered il
our Court House on yesterday respectfully reques
acopy of your speech for publication. Your com
plianceswith this request will greatly oblige u.s.
Yours very respectfully,
ISHANI W. TAYLOR,
JOHN MILLWEE,
JAMES WILSON,
r. H. HUBBARD,
3. A. McALISTER,
n. McALISTER,
]. E. ENGLAND,
A. NJ. HOLLAND,
DAVID NJ WATSON,
w. N. MAJOR,
50 JOHN WILSON,
B. F. GRAFTON.
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SPEECH.

IsuAx W. TAYLOR AND OTHERS.
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sS- See SLOAN & TOWERS advertisements.
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!. 49, :. . .. 9olitjeal.
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o. H. P. FAM Agat,
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changes and revolutions. 1t is no holiday affair
when the citizens of the same country begin to
butcher and slaughter each other. You and your
sons will have to leave your homes, your wives and
your daughters to the protection of your slaves,
whilst you 60 forth to meet the enemy Ofall the
EXPENSES of Government, that of keeping up
armies is the most terrible and oppressive. Every
soldier costs the Government one thousand dollars,
annually. He cannot be maintained at less ex-
pense, including all the outlay ofarmics and amm'i-
milton, &c. This is the estimate of military men
and the experience of all modern armies
But am told that honor and pride and patriot
ism will not stop to count the cost or look to the
danger of such contest. We have been insulted
and injured by the Northern people and must re-
dress the wrongs and injuries. Fellow-citzcns, the
honor of patriot and statesman is not the he.>>r
of n duellis who must resent unto blood The slight
est rude brush of his coat TAIL No, gentlemen, a
,+5Iriot and statesman has such honor and
sbould have none such. The duellist may go out
and sacrifice his own life and society is but little
;niurcd tv it. No one else may be involved in his
ru;u. Not so with those who stir up revolutions
and civil vars They involve every one, women
and children, all have TO share the common desc
la,ion and ruin 1t is far better aud more i'll &C
co,dauce with the honor Of the patriot TO bear and
forbcar whilst political evils are lolerabe, than 10
plunge their country into all the horrors of civil
war and revolution 1t is more wise to hold Oh to
n Government with many errors and evils than to
run the risk of getting worse one.
know full we'll that duty and patriotism rs well
as honor sometimes require that people should
meet boldly and promptly all the dire consequences
ond dangers of civil war and revolution. But like
tho separation of man and wife it should not be
done for slight and transient causes. If every
couple were to separate because the husband has
been rudc or the wife pcevish there might be very
few couples living together. And so it is with a
nation of people, if every sectional strife were to
produce DIVISION no union could exist.
That the South has been greatly outraged anu
wronged by the North, no one will more readily
admit than myself. But 1 am not disposed to take
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DubIit SaIfs.
by Et. LENNON q co.
RUCHANANS WHARF,

sfs4 THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
sss@s MORTGAGES, will offer at auction on TUESDAY
oh astant at o'clock, p NJ. at the Exchange Sales
ri Sh iIyi -EIGHTHS "a OF THE SHIP SANTA
q a5 she now lies at Henderson's wharf Baltimore.
bv 9AN Ia CLAUS was built at East Boston in 1854,
"a 'TA " aCh AY under inspection Of Capt Alden Git
Igsg u g9lun model, shrahed with heavy metal in
10 % IN an respects frstclass Ship Register 1885
cotton. O ''i'' uS'u "Sieh'' VI jaw "''7
she can De examined at any time by application to
o5-ts ' i5r 4 r nEMSVN q W, or
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5Msarsrts Gunrpaaifs.

a SSOCiATED FIREMEN'S INSUKAN
- COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET,
,,. OPPosIsE TaE SUN BUILDING.
recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
SNir MI CIT rOLlCIES, insures DWELLINGS, FIR.
NlfURE. VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and otbrr
property al the LowE EST RATES OF PREMIUM
JOHN II. MOORE, President
nv DIRECTORS
WIN A HACK, LANCASTER ortn
LANES Y NhEEDEN, JAMES A BRUCE,
tttLEN iAlNE, SAMUEL KIRK,
- ~ MrAsOS FRANCIS BURNS,
JhCoh Trust, JAMES Young,
ShMiS rHETIf' Jos. &. BOYD,
I. FARLow, p 4 MITE ''
n2eou JOHN DUkEHAkT, Secretary.
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fTA WO HANDSOME THREE.S STORY
EsiN DWELLINGS ON EAST PRATT ST,
$50 1.i;, , T AUCTION
VIII sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON October 10Th at ?
h, on the premises, all the following described very
ianusohe and desirable PROPERTY, viz All those tuo
Of pratt s ana situated the south side
corner of Ron Denng - feet east from the southeast
VI bohd and Pratt streets The lots each FRONT pratt
street 10 ieet inches, and running back o feet The i'm
Pfyenlents consist of two handsome three tor hr;ni-
NV NV Ell and three story brick Back buildings with
The houses are and very desirable Ground rent q
front foot. " ieh' %
Terms of steOne haH cash. balance in four and eight
mouths " 800 '"N N'Sii'
Under rent 10 punctual tenants
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OPP0SiSE SUN BUILDING
Kee0gnized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
kEp Ef9hc pa Rigs' HRaEEBBsY .5s S
JOHN K. MOORE, F President.
IN DIRECTORS
TM A HAck, LANCASTER OULD
ALIEN 4iHEs PANE MhEEDEN' S S.MEs Al t BRUCE
i, q MASON, FAME FRHSEE hRd RIM
i issSa Eah sP9r 5 a., 8 TRS sTS3
Moan WALKER, JAS b Gg0RaE SR
sI3 eott JOHN DirEEH Ait sacrotor,.
MORE
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1880
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
oFFG0E-No. SOUTH STREET
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PREstprEq
lNStkES LlVE Els FOR ONE YEAR, A TERN OF YEARS,
OR FOR LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAV Els INSURED, either Men, Women or Children.
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
VIM g. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON,
$. ]. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE
C. A. SCHAEFER, GEO. s GIRsov
L. F. CHAMBERS RoRT A T.yIop
NJ. COULTER, Secretary
DR.. F DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
Off "a Franklin street
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OF BALTIMORE
rm Wt6n e C sy m on the most favorable
raiy, Personal Property, and Ships and heir Cargoes
losses EQUITABiY Adjusted AND PROMPTLY
The Directors meet daily
O''-| ANbRRW ZEE REESE sEs Presiden,
,u BOARD OF DIRECTORS
saml r. smith smith II Il J geWRz sr5abssngn
Aaron Fenton, j Stricken Jenkins
Geo. Thomas, James II stone
ja4-tf Secrets2'v
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ c,sHcAp1T,, OF NEW YORK. .oo,
This Company is no prepared to receive qualifications for
LIFE INSURANCE, and issues POLICIES upon the most
c0RpoRAToRs AND DIRECTORS:
@ eae J. r. s4 Ga
JAY Fred. Kapp, Ed Kaupe Peter Ksuth Gustav Knter,
meyer Charles LuIins Hsrm Marcusc, Ad oechs O. OF
t tend r Herm Rose Max schaefer j. F. Schegeer,
eydt Louis A. Won HOFFMAN, B. WSiersein HUGO ha we -
For Witty a
MORE:
A. Schumacher, G. W Gail
Robert Lehr, VIM S Rayner
Hamilton E 'ster, e cae %l s EaSiaieh'
Chr. hinrichs, Meyer Stein,
Herm, Won KapA, Edw'd UhrIaub
NY. Dietrich, Moses Wiesenfeld
ADOLPH ENGLER, Agent,
Office No Is Second street.
SLIT opposite the Postofice
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
1fA OF BALTIMORE.
NV. CORNER BAI%iM3KE AND NORTH SITS.
ONE HUNDRED THGTsASD boh il sV Active CASH
CAPITAL ON HAND.
FIRE onIyl all kinds Of property in TIE city, State or
'' THos & H1TBLEroN. President.
J %g J. s AhRREEAAFFAMs, s$S5 5 NEWCOMER,
George +; SLOAN; JOHN sFELESANN,
John A. HAMBLEToN, j, SGMMERFIELD BERRY
aul3 IF OTIS SPEAR, Secretary.
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE ON THE S4o FdT ST CORNER OF SOUTH
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HENRY +. DUHURST, PRESIDENT
John H. Ehlen, Samuel : Mills
Augustus J. Albert, Samuel Hart,
Chas. NJ: Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
z. A. Schaefer Robert Taylor
Edward jenkins, John G. Reaney
Frederick AChey, Thomas Creamer
Thomas W. Levering James Fields,
Nathan Tyson, Garrett Brown
F. Littg shafer, John NJ Gat
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
S John Cushing, Henry Henry R: Lauderman
Mendes |; Cohen, David H: shriver,
George Rogers Isaac NJ benson,
James Anderson John A. Shriver
ju7-u FRANCIS j. McGINNIS, Secretary.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-11
BY GIBSON & co

MALE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE
M FKi m. ATE LIBRARY.-on THURSDAY EVENING,
auet V az az G4 br rooms No. Charles street
estate OF deceased gentleman, comprising nnme1ons
erestng works on History, Biography, Theology Posr
aneous Literature. anu niscel
Caalogaes OF the whole will be prepared and the Book
Terms cash, in bank able funds 'e '"e 'die'
oil
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-11
$. H. COVER, Auctioneer.
a Baltimore {
THE GOODWILL, LEASE,
CHARLES STREET SPRTNG T0T

~ FOR SAFE OR LEASE.
Inc Commissioners OF Finance will offer for sale or I,s
~ tnblc Auction on THURSDAY, October 49, at AZ ocl
n a. on the premises, THE CHARLES STREET SPRING
~ having 'front.' Charles street of one hundred and
te feet six inches divided into lots Of twenty three feet
edc running westerly eighty three feet, and two LOTS
on Gaden street. eighteen feet six inches each, running
3ltherly one hundred and fifteen feet six inches to an
rey Ten lett wide Plat can be at Registers tfc.
Terms made known at sale.
JN0. A. THOMPSON
sZl-rhAsts Clerk Com Of Einnnca