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ID READER,
l. ERUSE The following statement and then judge

ID READER,
l. ERUSE The following statement and then judg &c
OF Its facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, Of Brookyn,- ". Y, a well
known oItIzsn there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
for some yeaIs, without permanent relief until he
tried AYERS PILL which taken according to
the directors for this complaint, restored him 10
health in few weeks. After an interval of sCme
mGn.e he 8f Biz e9Rpaants ntso an
eruption on his neck, shoulders, back and leg
whIoh covered ebout one third of his body IL kept
the parts affected covered with a scab and being
oiten raw sore, VAS of course very ironbiesome
and dl resslng. SO much impaired his health as
To nnht him for business and kept him in CONSTANT
suffering. All medical aid fNIled him until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT ShRSA-
PARILLA, which CURED him. His skin still shows
soma scars rom tho liberation, bat 1t is otherwise
JOHN II. SHOOK, Esq al eminent lawyer OF
Richmond, Va, took cold which settled on bis
lungs. A severe pain SCI in the Jeff side with
bhd cough, whIci was soon followed by the urnls-
taxable symptoms of consumption. When reduced
very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
KY PECEoRhL, which soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER d CO., Lowell,
Mess' ma Is colin
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nR. j. BovEE DOD's

Are row being ssed from Name to the Great sslt
them either % sssks<srs or &c tss~afs, 10 that
they Are rnssrTase1 IN She world. Dr. Oods ueed
them sssoe.sfs{ !, kls practice for . years before
we purchases ef k7 tire sole rig ht 10 nanufsctprs
and Ir,Seni ttsIx fer ls.s % TIE gpble, For the
cure OF lnettteEt Censtnytor. indifettton, Dyr-
pepsla, Piles. FeTrsks Diseases, Female Com
sArts and e ezsQs rec xlrlnE tonic, they are pc
yono doRrt q most irvx .Ixbe remedy. Aside fg1
their medicusl sropeIties they are . pure, whole-
seIne aud eellghtG Bcyeyssc, krodIcinr az the
pleasant sxhisrs.ins exeot. Of Drandy Or wns
Without sheif tntHric IL resalts Let ~ nlenos et
numariky and al edroca.ss Of tfnper1noe sslh
~ IN Substituting these vsirsbse Nesetsole Bittefs
for the sssasFGi pstssat nnc saessWeasf LtfsgS
with which the oountry II 1oodec, ADD thereby ei-
fecspsfy aId In bAmEAinE Dicesse snd Dfunfenoss
~ oG1kLEs wTIpDIFIELp = Co..
y. sOHWAkZE. Agent,
4. Washington. u. y.
DIR. ]. BOvEE D0DR
IHPERIAL GIN BI1TERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidney - Bladder md orInsT
Organs, and especially for Female Obsruotops.
never fail % cure. and are warranted 20 give ssts
CHARLEs WIDpIFIELD co,
ProDnstors, - william 9 Esy,fetsy
bf-iyI Assrt wUklnGsoe. DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02

WATCHREPAIRIN6A ANOSILvER WARE
w MANDATORY.
I have one OF tho best estabi shments, and fur
nGhed with q complete set of tools for repair ~
ing every description of fine Watches, and IA
particular attention give to the same, by afAk3$
tied. AIso, every desorIp ION Of standard SILVER
WARE, plain and ornamental manufactured under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
SOS 33S Pa. Avenue near 9th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p.
i ENRICH. at the corner of Penn. 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been Ves(Ay
greater inducements for the patronage Of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent transient boarders unexception-
able. The bar and restaurant arrangements OF the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar. be Ing all that be desired by the most fas
tidious. The proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
ton and continued liberal expenditures to give sat-
efaotion to all, and thus his invitation re-
all to give the European Hotel q call. de4-u
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. lockwood DADARRELL q ARE PRE-
IL pared to insert TkETH on VULCAN-~
ITE BASE, new and improved mode H&S
When made on this plan they are oom SCQlO
Portable to wear and much cheaper than any other.
Also, Teeth InseIted on Gold Plate, and all Dental
6ce Room No. 5, in the Washington Building. oor-
ner Pa av. and Seventh Sc. ia 10 Sms
Nj TEETH.
N1. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his ofhce in this city .8$N|
Many persons can wear these teeth who~lIID
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish the puIest
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Aroh street, Philsdei
phle. 90 l5-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02

RooTs AND sH0Es E.GEs TO SUIT THE
We arc now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving as.89e
supply of eastern made work of every de- E&5
be sold at much lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
CITY made work, viii always find good assor.men
GRIFFIN BRO,
SPSr 5i4 Pennsylysnia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECEIVED
i their first supply of new, styles of a.
SPRING GOODS, they respectfully invite 81
q call from their patrons and the public gem A
orally: They keep also constantly ON hand WI
e good supply Of NAVAL and M tLITARY
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Epaulets,
Swords, Gold Laces. eto.
III. F. LOUDON & CO..
CitIZsn and Military Tallors,
ma 20 Smeo No. 362, under Browns Hotel.
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II L ID ID L E

RID ID l. e
HAS THE LARGEST. NEWEST AND MOST
FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
u IL w E IL H
EVER OFFERED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER
CITY, AT THE Low TERMS OF
ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHOICE
OF ANY ARTICLE IN THE STORE.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
Elegant CARBUNCLE...-..-.. Sets for 81
Esssns EEisssns GGAkNEr Sets ssss Tor for q
Elegant CORAL and G0LD..-. Ss,s f f0r s.
Elegant HUN MOSAIC SETS for ii
Elegant PLAIN Sets for 81
s$iss s$iss SaA 81 sfp CHAINS tSF q
Gents' VEST CHAINS, nO different,
syles,)-..-...-...". Tor 81
Also, Large Assortment of ofJEWELRY,w which
We can sell at SO cents per article.
Just Received,
SMALL LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL
ETRUSGALMn 4 I BLACK M LAVA...."..Se.s
ETRUsCAN ChRBUNC LIE. Sets
PPEEAKKk PEkKsc AMP 6SX nv --~ Sets Sets
N. B.-Persons wishing any of the above g foods
should call at once as they soon will be gone.
We have on hand, and are receiving every Gay
Large Invoices of
THE FINEST PLATED WARE,
consisting of
Breakfast and Tea Sets; Card and Ca1s
BASKETS; Cream and Syrup Pitchers;
Table, Dessert, Tea, Sugar and Cream
Spoons; Batter, Fruit, Tea, Pie, and
Fish Knrves; Forks; Napkin
Rings; Casters; Salt Stands;
Plain, Chased and Gilt
LINED GobLets and Cans
ALL FOR SALE AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
REMEMBER:
RIDDLES ONE DOLLAR STORE,
MARI 302--PA. Av--3O
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MEDICINES.

r. DR.. JOHNSTON,
- l. MORE
Lock SPITAL,
mas diSeoceTed fhe THOSi Cersais, Speedy aad only
ETsefEaf Remedy N ths WOrld,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DELTCsCY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A NJ m .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-02
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London frudu-
ave from QUE oi the most eminent Colleges the tnited
states ana the geaer part Of whose s has spent m
the hospitals OF London, Pars Phsdep phia
has eheCiea oi the astonishing cures thar
ever EGo~ni many troubled with nnging the head and
ears when asleep, great uervousnsss, being alarmed
sudden sounds bashfunsss with frequent bus6nR s.bdd
sometimes with dsrangemeut OF mud, w,r. cured Inls
dIdtely
, 1861-12-13

Snch II Surpretx1cns 1rreeu1sgite4 Falling OF the
N',n1l Tuuora nii Urinary DiseEses Nervous pcaity
- stnt s nr Ditacu1: Ncnk:rust1or, BaFrsnnee G. WI
tarx 1lrEues % nny-kiud Rave no deli
r. S.'lns. 70 difference Y hat youT troEoes may
tE.y taesaa+ly+s d . WI olat49 A4'AAHo :" SS ~ ~
, 1861-12-13

ist-Thc name Of the Company Il the Corn Exchange
Fire aud Inland Navigation Insurance Company
Of New York City.
2d-The amount Of the capital stock ts 100000 %
3d-The amount Of capital eock paid up is. aoooG %
Assets.
hands Of Agents nts.................. . . - s3s,so 1s
2d-REAl Estate.
sd-Rank Stock owned bg the Company...... H;2l0 %
liens on real estate tss.2oo %
sth--loans secured By pledges Of stocks
estate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z1sn II
Gth-Uebts due the Cumpauy fqE premiums. 6456 50
Ith-Accrued interest not due ,.,.,....,,, 527s o.
ALI other assets belonging to the Co... $50 Is
Total ................,....s .s2sRsH os
.... 1IAH1LrT1EA
Amount Of 1osses uuadiusted-. &15s25 %
COMPANY. ......e..,................ 100 %
ALI other cliIns against the Company q Ss8 %
Total Liabilities iea-................$ $aa168 %
JOSEPH KETCHuM, PRESIDENT
, 1861-12-13

All HHAtE LDVUft.
Old fogies sing on every hand
The little nan and bigger;
Wage war against the rebel band,
But do moi touch the NfggcE.''
Strike any other martial blow,
And use EXTREMIST rigor,
But lest you 81 irritate the foe
Oh do not tonch 1.-THE Nigger!''
Let every rife drop uan,
=. Whene'er sc draw the trigger;
Aim at whnt vital part ron can
But do not touch 1.-THE Niegcr!'-
It's true. their slaves profit yield
o. the very AigpeEt agger:"
They work them hard In trench and deld,
But do not touch 1.-THE Eiggeri'
What tho they arm and drill the SLAVE:
We do not care fig, ali!
Let the Confederate banner Haye,
BIZ: do not touch II the Nigger!''
Ie seamcn in the Navy, toll.
From Commodore to rgger;
Bombard the forts, possess the soil,
But do not touch L the Niggcr!''
Ye fossils, all, at Washington,
Who Is Democrat OF NThis" arc,
Confscate what the traitors own,
But do not touch u the Niggcr -
i million dollars e7.ry day,
Is pretty costly dgger;''
But any money let Us pay
Rather than touch - the Nigger!e'
The war dyes red our country's dnst,
and every hour grows bigger;
But part With dearest friends We must,
, 1861-12-13
agetlclfs.


We have made Arrangements to CONNECT with ont
business department for the purchase aud sale Of
PRODUCE on C0mMISSI0N.
Our extended facilities will enable us to sell Produce
consigned to either IN Chicago or, through coFTea
pondGnts, In Montreal. Boston, NeE 3ork. or Phjlar
ourselves In case to buy sell Produce our own
account but In I'LL respects to Keep ourselves in posi-
ton toact 1nparta1lY for the interests Of those Kto
msy tayor Us With their consignments.
REFERENCES:
, 1861-12-13
Ctr Ttih:u:11ttIfi:... :.
i For the Chicago Tr:bune.l .
War Songs for the Army and the Peo-
ple.-No I.


PREDATORY NOTE BT THE AurHoR.-Hebs
DOES not like the word niggcr, ~ which oc-
ours Eofrequently below; He never uses It Of
his own accord, and employs It now as quo
tatioa simply, it bcinga current word with the
class represented 5Pseas had composed tune
to tlfs song No. J., but finding the measure to
be the same Us our celebrated National and
comic air, :"Yankee DOODLE he Judges that
the latter will be thc best vehicle to catry his
song to the hearts Of the people at home and
IN the camp. In the seventh stanza, Plebs
uses no other political names than "Demo-
cr.tt !" and ''Whlg, - because fossils arc all
specimens unearthed from those ancient par
tics. should supposed Republican " speci-
mems be produced, they will prove to be moth.
ing bnt petrifed Wings with new label.
THE OLD FoGT"s APPEAL,
or,
, 1861-12-13
- REAT:t,: *GONSQEID ATED;
~ ..s,: LSE.l -; Ill: e.::..::
.. !CINGEHNAIT AND CHICAGO: :: r
AHn Trr9

FosY ae4the Shortest Route to Cnc1nn1ti Ind;asA,
po1fs md 1ou1svfle. ~
TWO E3PRIss TEalSs leave Eest Side untea ua:.; =
ri sl6 x a:2paS E4presG {su3ds4 c1repte62 ~
GO *Ns-A1sas zpzsssf {sattxdsse e1ee2.og 4:
THkoEaH 70 CIHE1SSAII AID ISD1AiAPotsa VIII =,
= '7f' ocf CaA.SaE d Liza = s.a,a = I
:.i as7Hae; enanxurzu x-aeAndeEs6Ha nd Mehmo14
rsaE noibts X tsntpsasad issteEn Ohio M g:
E1tsES.x Ipdj Annapolis ioI frank
Nh cufnh1f5uS fsdSeoh nvilte-
sd III poieSda 419a1s 39sojeE
81: fonrreffons NtiC Ctufiunst -fot, Hzden. AIa111t
e2tasat rs 2s!4h haass Il s ar
9}e ees a .e Is sesaas Sd T.
Eosfdnl Ncs:t+t Ezndo9zfE attee& $asae
SondeF sse ss9}R 9nX tSss TaEuy
c7.s = F-CLETT Qsa Tlcket Agent. m36
, 1861-12-13

The Fight on the Upper Potomac.
The telegraph has informed us briefly Of an
attack made BY the rebels upon our troops at
dam No. s, on the Upper Potomac, Of which
VIC have now fuller accounts By mail. The
first attack was made on Saturday afternoon
the eth inst, BY 4 rebel force Of 400 infantry,
200 cavalry and six pieces Of artillery, on the
Virginia side, who commenced throwing shot
at the dan and houses Oh The Maryland shore,
burning barn and Kidding al the houses
within range. They continued the fire until
dusk The only Union forces there to oppose
the rebels were company Of the Massachu-
setts Thirteenth Regiment, on picket duty,
and an una1ned regiment from Illinois. As
the Massachusetts company were armed with
the smooth-borc muskets, their fire WAS not
effective at that distance.
~, Eafly 5 On Sunday morning the rebels resumed
emboldened by the slight resistance they met
with On Saturday, they came down to the very
brink Of the river, and exposed Themselves
without fear. During the night Col. Leonard
had dispatched, By canal boats from Williams
port, another company Of his regiment, armed
as skirmishers along the Maryland shore. On
the renewal Of the attack on Sunday, the rifle
men opened fire from their conceaIment, and
in Rbon time the rebel artillerists were com
peilcd to abandon their battery IN hot haste,
the infantry and cavalry leaving the ground
about the same time. Tho rebel loss is be-
Ieved to hare been fifteen or twenty killed
and wounded For want Of sufficient in
fant1y force, and battery to protect their
movements, Col Leonard vas compelled to
let the rebel guns remain in position; and
after nishtfaN the rebels returned and took
them of.
The rebel battery consisted Of three Parrott
l0pounders; one 12-pounder, carrying the
Sawyer shell, and two smooth-bore b-pound-
ers. Some Of the infantry were armed with
improved long range rifles. This force came
from Bath-fhe cavalry and infantry by tile
country roads; but the battery by railroad
from Martinsburg. They we're probably En-
7oute to Winchester or Harper's Ferry, and
stopped at that point to destroy the dam, and
thus impede canal transportation.
II Mrs. John c. Breckenridge is said to be
holding receptions at Baltimore. Aparty was
lately giren in her honor, at which all the la
dies wore badges Of rcd and white ribbon, and
the cake was frosted with the same colors.
She is represented as the centre Of the female
secession element Of Baltimore. This is the
nearest approach to Mrs. Jefferson Dayis's
promised reception at the White House
, 1861-12-13

e9nseAAettous and Examinations
Free of Charge.
1r sn1t Et.,aii;o astictly confdenuai omce IN
minr st-cis t,s nIdlnE- corner Of State and EAn-
Nadn+s j Ii ME- MeC AnNynnrS rom A. n til P. NJ.
nv addrr-es tncler.nr T. D. Clhcago, Ill Letters
ea0on' u 1o' t~o fsatlA ( vii SIND 4 pa:nphlet
se1tty
, 1861-12-13

CHICAGO. & ROCK ISLAND
~ RALROAD.-CaASGEo OF TuE-WtnteF Ar
Tscefas9t eommsneinE Sunday. aoS 1sths 1sSl Trains
ccpted 11:D 4 H. Night Express satufdays excepted.
les g.; Joliet Accommodation, SUNDAYS excepted
e IL Joliet ,AccuIuusda5iou. 4a0 a &. ~. -
, 1861-12-13

:GramtB:. ami Mouln!agS.
oval GILT AND ROSEWOOD
~ FRAbIEa and GIT AMP EosK"ooD 6EAoS' o.
all Sizes and III ETest Tntiety. Also'
Mouldinea, Gilt and Rosewood,
nv.ALL WIDTHS. =

Il, n, .1,1,1 = 9ur,sfs ii wolesais and retail. 134
l4fSe stRft RI tnass e rs5mfs md nd
1utt 4t1 ID aayln faatket and his Gilt FFames
Sea q a1 as goeaa e
.r3*Es,: ~ :ltensff lJ]teaef Eb{caso Ill noz1htoi2w
, 1861-12-13

Which shall be open to the first inteecs Of the land
and which shall treat the Issues presented and to pc
partsanshir Influenced By fear favor, tho hope
ofreward; which shall seize and grapple With the mo-
uepous subjects that the present disturbed state Of
affairs helve the enItaec, aud which CAN NOT be
laid aside OF neglected.
, 1861-12-13

n ESTER &; 'aCO:'S PATENT
EI.if., a 81. y, :.,.::- .'.:- ~. I'm.

- 1esss13szsl d&su- 1'@an'R5o3..
Tor Eo1sce. Ghu1cheg School Hoases xgnlss Hs4 &e!
This Fu1nanc haa been s. therpughIS 1red II thi3
locality tist particular boeioa IL nit IN
i9ies 1hns q Il 3 1t q 4sS7
"S: q HsH@e 4 HaFessEsA{ FL In Es y
Eesgof II t1azed H$std hn9 GhsA BoatE1.
,tEa411. Of Rockford. Address nv tEsEHE+ Tr9as
Gffce Box SEQ OeA No 81 L.asEse ':p+''' u
Vealaa EeesFS3 20
, 1861-12-13

The CONTINENTAL wfll be liberal and progressive,
without welding to chineras ind h0pce beyond tho
grasp Of Tie age and it sill endeaTof to reflect the
feelings and interests of the American people and to
ties In short pains will be spared to make It the
REPRESENTATIVE MAGAZtSE OF the TING.
, 1861-12-13

yards. Government has purchased the cx-
elusive right Of manufacturing these terrible
instruments Of destruction.
, 1861-12-13
TATARRH! CATARRH!! !!
CATARRHt!.


DE- sEEEYEB LIQUID cATARaHEEKEDy,
WARnAs1xp 70 be sGre curc3or
rATAHRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
-o.1HcxpEzo THorsssp pcrsons die yearly In thss
Ts fy tsoirds II ms Hnn6eS lie discass ars
ceGucnced &1A
cATAKnH IN TIE NOSE.
7hsaM s'cr being to sae throat and bronchial tubes
n:,sscF g e0fe catH7h rnan Consumption. and BY
as5s1a s3t Ae better ny to eare Consumption
S # Sfza H,.s. tssz * ss ssse,y s
ai I'D that they have freencnt attacRk snd more
s*rstfs 70 The elanfes oftenre.eture Ia shs con
as 1aS q tsna :es k I'D
.cseaadi II cpanaky I'D changed IL raNty they Ere
tds r FL ssosr = a'9n
"a
s;so,sd: ssatnssa neqacatiy y IKE 1aFes p!sec 4ao.ser
sc IT, oeeed 70 etesT ss sreat q j. ;he noraS
crss1 oe sn1e sass szs sesse IS % Is s tae
tnnek and Shoald lose 10 tine L aTestng il The
Is ssd: he I'd q the LIQUID GATARRH RENEpT, a1,
sa7e & s he
d. n1f who disposed test Its virtues III
curing Czta1:h that aftkr the trlal OF the Remedy
one month no be1tat Is received, the amount pad
P7ice Of thr Cata..h Remedy $.o-suc cicnt for use
oi'c month With f0fl xod t3tar directions
omec, 1876 Lake, Corner. OF Een4-St-
at,ass 49, Post oss e hoe 2 J. 8 SaEaaa eaiesEe H.
, 1861-12-13

uELnIB0LD'S EXTRACT BECHU.
no rAauT SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PrkPAEEo ACCORDING TO
PHARMAGY AND CHEMISTRY,
PEHscE1RD AND EsEn RY
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
q4KLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is pleasant In its taste aad odo, Immediate tn
ecrop end free fto Al injurious properties CUrrs at
little expense. ..---
LITTLE oR no CHANGE II DIET.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle, or s1I for FIVE
COI1AES delivered to any nauac, Initial hotel, post,
exrress oMce Ct Etuse.
Describe ey1ptc8ns tn ali Communications.
Hr1MBOiDtS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
EXTRACT BUCHU,
EXTRACT 6AESAPARuLA
ppssrcaAxs PIkAsf EoTICk-He make no secret Of
Ingredients They are selected BY competent Drug
git and arc Of the best quality.
8ELMBoID.s GENUINE PREPARATIONS
rExrAzEp II vAEuo. Br
II. z. HELNIBOLD,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL cBEAsT
Dcpot-asa South Tenth st4 Philadelphia, fa
soID aT
LORD q SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, 43 Lake St., Chicago
Agents for e STATE Of Illinois. A1so b9 all 1cspeeta
De D1nsgtsts.
BEWARE OF corsrKkrxt-B,
ASK for Helnbo1d's--Eaken no other.
roI9ds666Gm
, 1861-12-13

~ 3fsjor Lyons Rocket Battalion, oElsi-
nally commenced in Buffalo, Il. T., arc now
on their way to Washington. In place Of the
customary field pieces, the battaljen, which
numbers lGo, linen, will on its arrival at the.
Capita1, be furnished with 4 newly-inYented
roeket-gun. The peculi2rity Of this weapon
consists in its being brcach-loading, and is
capable Of diseharging ball. hcmbs and per
cussion abot. Tho rockcts that will be fred
from this Eun tzo for the purpose Of breaking
up Tic cncmy'a cavalry or Of setting fire to
any 'a,sa 1s2 %htn ta1s e. itss + = hszs e
cd. they will oxpand to the diameter Of 1ftsen
fec+, and can Dc thrown Tic distance Of 5.ssoo
, 1861-12-13

ADDITIONS OFr1ez, STATE or IIlso1s,}
Springfield. February Ith, 1851 :
Where's The Ia lafayette Insurance Company. heated
this office statement Of the condition Of its a1as =
Erance Companies not tncoTporated b5 the State of
Illinois" approved February Iath 1855 and m sct
anendatory thereto approved January I'D. 1857; and
Fhereas said Company has furnished satisfactory ev
dence That 1t Is possessed Of the required amount OF
capital Invested r. stocks and nortgages and has filed
dent d and secEetarE thereof F. anp9nt1g LAABERT
Agents for the transaction Of the business Of said Com
pany and fully and onreservedy autho5izRs tho1n e
sad Company consenting that service Of process upon
them, the said Agents, shall be taken and held be
vnld as Is i served upon The COMPANY end Eairing all
Now therefore IL pMgsnacs Ct the Provisions of the
acts Aforesaid JESSE e DUBOIS, Auditor OF Pub
lIe Accounts Of TIE sts1e Of uli9eS do hs7sby Gs!t7
STOKES are authorized as Agents for the said Com
pany TO transact the business Of Insurance In this State
until the thztyr day Of January, tn tla year eigh-
teen hundred aad satytEo g tar q thsy may be le
e-e-e, In Testimony thereof. hare 1ieEe1nto sub
SEAL Ec11bed MY name and affixed the seal Of my
t>-- etcs, at Springfield this seventh das Of Feb
JESSE Il. DUBOIS Auditor P A.
, 1861-12-13

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Norerabe: Te7:n. ISL. Ehen Conant "a James II
Besta Nanerya BeeFs Seth G. Hapgood, and Ralph ".
AildasI * III aon7estaense Ii Janez II Beers and
Minerva Bers, defendants above named hxgtns been
filed in lhe Office o( the Clerk 0! said Ciscui Court Of
CooE County Notice hereby to the said jan
dlcd his bill complaint n said Couyt the Chaneery
side thereof the tenth day Of August 1884, and that
said dc.cntaat reurnat1e the rst Monday of Sep.
taa:ber; 1871. as Ii by ta~ required,
"a Heeff s6aI personally BE and appeat sasd
Circuit Court Of Cook County 81 Aaf IL ste
said county. on nc dIst MonaAy q yaaqery 1g a9d
pf complaint the saEi and &la matters ard, thing
tncrcin CHARGED ard satSd Viii tkFn d cunfeased
Ii decf1s: et{atpd aEatnxk hyon anco1i3E 10 The
Tsyef oi raid Eil WM. I. CHURCH, CLERK.
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, 1861-12-13

VAULTS AND .OITTHOTsFS'
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, 1861-12-13

CAPITAL.
Fulton Insurance Company OF New TorE1 $23oOoo
Lafayette Insurance Company Of BROOKLYN. $4,000
Bsevoort INSURANCE COMPANY q SeE TorS, dS. dS9.&o
Corn Exchange Insurance Company. Of n T. 10000
Commonwealth Insurance Company. Of y. T. 1900
Northern ASSURANCE Company, Of London, 62R8ag
International Life Ins Society: Of London. 250o000
HALL. & COMPANY, AEent4
No. 161 South Water street,
uo19h27t-1m Chicago uinoLs