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In the scar $50 III. BryERtx rregu-at
the time a Professor Of William aud Mary
college. in Virginia. anonymously Published
a political romance unaer the title OF the
Partisan Lsaasr. which contained some re
marketable pssssges--not remarkable however
a The time. bat recent, become . from tie
apparcstly prophetic character which tbey
have assumed. The pot Of story purpoF
tel to be in tie lafars aad the scene. and
characters we're laid a.. of i-56 The efforts
ol the writer we're - anticipate political o.
earrence- ia ear country Tor twenty wears.
md 10 dace himself AMI as readers. - far
- tl.ese. matters we're concerned. in the midst
Of n. year ls56. The hook vas as the time
considerably read. bat has long since passed
cut OF notAdety until i has again arrested
public attention In eonnexiou Wiih the scenes
o. The past few month.
The mosf casual reader NAY observe that
the authors object -As - sketch plau. or
perhaps % group toge,hes and diges, tie sas..
ma plans existing az th.t carry dale. Tor The
,isrulsiou Of the Ua.on. and the formation -
a Southern Csnfeleraes Hs succeeded IN
lre6g,sring The programme - modern Seocs
.ion prr'fy accurately AMI has woven into
TIC thread II his stos, very manv 81 the inei
tents that have but recently tr2nsgsrea He
located the sssc - the southern secession a.
nc eloss Of the presidential canvas q 1850
-,r o:,e clect.oa preceaing = Actual cc1ar
seacc The book ssor- tat he present plan
IL secession ~4s thoroughly can,-ssei as.t
elaborated orer 4 quarter q a ceataTy aFo
IA truth tbs fars vas ssaois<hiagls stated =
iae South Car8lins Correns.oH ~ Aes -
pAKkax. I<sls. ksrF. Rnzrr as.t oshers.
-ho s.sasss-. sh,s stcs s..l hesa engsxsi dar
.nx Their ~koie roli.eai Ives ia i,r.asiax
sbsas .ccessseu 81 secns~.l - kies th-t =
sprsns from sns sece grievances 81 ocvuF
~~nce-
oae 81 t~o extFsct. lsam ~ Itck1's
t.a-~- eli slsse tlaai 4lnso-t 80 Rex 1eia.is
offhe recent secessm usre. Il - date ~
a.. ~r.siax. familiar - sauthera 81 lie.sn,
The sefy ~er.is sast have aoe consr i1se
.smns3h a.< esnncetel ~iia seees.isa. are q
y. f.,ssal Is - seatra-rs 4al refc isafsi'es,
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that l. ! done. and Thoroughly done To show
'sic inepuvcnience ard expense imposed upon
ciiizens. ~ reason II tie action Of thu mob
as Baltimore. ! viii 5vcyoa few items. i,
cost sosif eorrespondent oser so 10 get from
Ne~ York ~ " 'sshiu~ton and TO get New
York papers. | now pay from tsents I've
cents % ono dollar piece and can then only
get them about twice .aAi week. We have
NOT nov TUESDAY had mail from the north
since last Saturday, aud when We vii get
another. heaven only lnfo-s Thi- i more
than can be endured, anil more than will be
endured Look out Tor STARTLING nioveni ents
in a ic~ da,-. The Eagle has been pluming
his pinions Tor splendid pomce AMI ere
long The blow viii be given
r. \ III
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The following IS a oopS Of . petition circa.
hl.ne IN keniucks.
To , Nx1osrt>. Governor of the Common.
ncaifh 81 KENTUCKY
Il i asserted and tc efcll that 4 bolt 81
srme,i 1ncn have = n contemplation - march
through roii.cn ofthc >iate % make an Al
tltk ..l.si tr,ops encsmpcd b authority 81
file Jnftcl ~tste~ ~ Cairo. IA The state II
FL se.s Whether tbs s absolutely certain
~ ~. vc are n9t atie - SAY Cotsislering
passing efeats. ami tie Feeling setucen the
Nessl atd the Ssnia ihis seems likely %
aceur. Therefore. ia view 81 this probabii
q. asst tho terrible consequences thai might
hoe soch an Art. Ne earnestly request vonr
kxefsentx - i~sae proclamation forhifding
the psssas = q pch armei bodics Il citizens
ose- he so'l ~ ken;ueks
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The first Brigade Of Missouri militia. col
sisting Of the volunteer rompanie. If -.
Louis. some twenty compafsie-. eneamped At
Lindell'. Grove, ~ the suburbs Of that CT,
an MONDAY. The real object % she Cover
nor in calling these troops into camp. Is not
known. some secession mosement j
ihought % be Al the bottom Of Il The
avowed object hozsvef i for the purpose
Of ascerlaining the strength, organization and
equipment u the several companies, and 70
secure greater degree Of efficiency and di-.
..ipline
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ISbik~> ~ IRA Wa rArn.-JAmlsan-
Chief q ne Catasaas4 Rcscrr asion. has czll-
81 = council e the tribe. and the formation
e = regiment 1000 strong II he tribe learn
the ne of the sword and musket half ~ vel
- Their ancestors haadlcd tte fomahawk and
sealfiaF knife. TIE Souilssrnefs Nd better
brave troor = deuaans thea chs rrd skin
l.stieIlion
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To b RENrsnEnHp.--Tha the lombard.
nent OF fou Sumpier Was A. brutal ~ Il was
Unnecessary that Abe Fost would have been
peacefully evacuated IL fhe rcbels hsd not
Insisted upon The utter humiliation Of the Ma
t'onal tosesamesst that il i nov fearfaIiy
apparent that too much lenieney has been
shown 10 the eon-pintors. and that an intense
feeling OF aversion % a resort 90 arms, has
been carried % a point which has endangered
the peFpetul,y OF tbs National Government
The contest which is impending will doubt
les be attended With many horrors, but all
the factsshsw that ID has been forced upon
ns a last resort. and she war Is not the
worst Of evils.
The issue l. now made up-either this
great Republic or its desperate adFerraf1es
must be overthrow God defend the right =
Madison Courier
TIM Douglas Democatic orgaa ia Phlladel
phia-Press-says Henceforth each man
+. high aud low. must take his position as pa
triot OF traitcr-as a foe or friend Of his
eountry--as a. supporter of the flag Of the
stars and stripes or Of the rebel banner All
doubts and hesitations must be thrown 10 the
winds, and with the history ofihe past spread
before ns. We mnstehoose between maintain.
+ ing tie noble fabric that was reaisl by onI
wise and brave ancestors. under which We
have enjoyed SO much liberty and happiness.
and openly joining the rash. reckless, despot
ic, cruel and yillainous band of conspiratots
who have Horned deep laid aud desperate
plot for is destruction.
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Tas following i given a. the correct lie
scriptson Of tho American flag: There are
thirteen stripes. seren red and az white. rep
resensing tie originsl sh'r'een Siase.. The
blue field extends down 20 cover seven Of
he stripes. The s,ars are worked parallel
with the stripes, aud no. IN 4 circle y elasles
"A : sometimes sesn
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Good for Kentucky.

The special dispatches of the Cincinnati
Ga=effe state that two regiments Of kentucky
volunteers under the Presidents requisiion
have been raised. rendered and accepted; and
VIM. G.. Terrell. formerly OF this State. the
noted editor and Wit. is appointed Colonel OF
one. and J. Y. Guthrie, is Colonel of the
other This is good move for Kentucky. ii
the volunteers have all been raised in that
State, as We have reason to believe is the
case. Secession is not going 10 have every
thing It's own way there after all IL is rumor.
ell that brigade composed of those kentucky
regiments viii be rendered TO Mai. Anderson
who viii be made Brigadier General
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RI, lGNRY \. WISE. JR.. DRIVEN or %
CErRcn.-A singular scene took place ON
Sunday week. IN West Philadelphia. at the
Church in charge of Rev. Henry A. Mise.
jr., SON oithe Ex-Governor of Virginia Ina
the PRAYER Of MIR. Wise, who is an Episcopal
ian, he LETT cut the President, when Mr..
Drexel, one of the leading members. rose and
demanded that he should repeat the PRAYER
correctly. which the clergyman refused 10
DO. tie was then compelled TO leave the
pulpit and the Church, without preaching the
sermon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-08

~ x-President Buchanan has subscribed
the sum ofS5 900. for the equipment of volun-
teers at Lancaster.
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SOAP.
cRocERS.

lust RECEIVED ArrrITLE's.
fresh sicily ORANGES.
Fre-h German fRCSEs.
lust RECEIVED MTUTTLEe,
= ra....is onion sKTs
lust RECEIVED AT TURTLES.
Pike soushous. o. English RreAksass TIA;
EHgii,h Ch1z Chow.
lust REC EINED At TITTTLE'S.
>ar. DRIED AFl1.Es from Western Receive.
sup. DElED PEACHES frosn T~nre@see.
Sssp- Gkkf> AFfI-fss freFn rarke County.
mal51a
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For Children.

10 you want Your delicate. sekley puny eA.idr.a
10 be healthy strouS and robusti-talcn give thetn
Ncieans StrengthiIg Cordial. lsce the directions. 20
each outtie.) h - dcicions take
One Tablespoonful, taken every rnornins. fasting,
"a sure preventive against chill and fewer, yelio.
fever, cholera or any prevailing dlseA-s.
CAtToNi-beware 81 Druggists 81 dealers vi.
may iry 20 palm upon y0a b,ile ~ Filters -
saparilla (Which they can bay cheap - saying
just a. good. There az. even men kASE cneDeh b.
steal part If my nans~ 10 dab Their Wiz scce3.
tions. Avoid such Infamous l1RAIIS aud their y.l
famous compounds Al fcf Dr. J. H. Mclean :
Strengthening Cordial ald lilooa fuTlnsr. Iske
nothing else II i the oiiy remedy that viii puri,
your bleed thoroughly. and az the same time
STRENGTHEN aIid nv icokAIl- "a. ~hoie OF AN.
ration Il i pat mp Ia large botilessl per botll.
or siN bottles Tor -
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4 LARGE AND WELL SELEC-
a n 81 sso>k e val Paper. pnp<f Curtains ed
Tire Board psfserns. fof SEE ehsepa
spietf RAKrrFTT-S.
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DR. J. n. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine Sfs.. :. Louis, No


on IlkIK cosffkiNr, hi1Iors>Ess. uFApAcsF, &c
There never has been CATIiARTIC medicine.
offered 10 the public that has given such entire IA
isfaciion Nciean's Universal P.i..
Being entirely vegetable, ghey are perfectly .ino.
and can be taken iy TIE tender infant. x.,
prompt and powerful IN removing all Billions ss.eee
tios, acid or impure, iesia matter from tie stomach
Ia fact, they are the on5 phi. hat loulc be cd IN
malAri0us Districts.
They produce 40 gripping, sickness paiu IN the
stomach or bowels, though very active and SEARCHING
IN their operation, promoting healthy sccrelons q
the liver and Kidneys. Who viii sufrr frots hiil,,u-
ness, headache aid foul stomach. when 30 CHEAP ;
reInedy can 10 obtsiseds Keep them constantly a,
hand, single dose taken ia season, may prcveul
hours, days and months Of sickness Ask for Or 4
IL. AcLean's Universal Pills. Take NO other. Belnr
coated they are tasiele>s. Price only . cents pes
box and can be sent by mail 10 any part Il the 4 :
J. a. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Il .-.I I.-..
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FLOWERS FOR SALE--The un-
Il dersgnsd crsrs 70 the pahic. sd 70 al leTers
II Flowers his very tnc assortment = Rnzrs VERB
mas, HeliotroPes. Gillifo~rrs ard many ether KRIS
q nowsrs. nose vho wish % sdorn their gardens
-ih cheap flowers void % wei 70 call Al the Anf
tfssn store - " g Cooser Na los Msln street
WILLIAM sIHoiL.
rnsyld3d Prom indianapolis.
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NOTICE OF APPLE ALTON
4 y FOR LICENsE-Notioe is.hereby given thatlhe
undersigned will apply 10 ths Board of Commission
ers OF Nigo county, lndisna, az their next regular
meeting for a license TO sell Intoxicating lqors in
less quantity than quart time for the OF
year. The premises which the undo signed
desires sell liquors is On Lot No lG7 on west side
Of Second street between Ohio and Walnut nsferrc-
Haute Indiana, !. ". RICHARDSON.
myedwsw n. c. ALLEN.
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uost Deiicsces A. Delightful Cor.
dlat - cr Tnkeut
Health and Strength
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. ANn
BLC0D PURIFIER.

Delay not moment. Il j. warrantei gv~ sstisssr
ton. 4 win cure any disease Of the kidnc,s. Nonh
"a Bladder, Painting. INSTRUCTED Nvnstruailon fai.
ling q the Womb Bas eHues sny diseases arising
from Chronic q Nervous Debility. u = ihfalliiIs
reiuetiy.
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Goy. PIckcns, after stating the position OF
South Carolina to the Uutea States, says that
any attempt to send United States troops into
Charleston HarDor to reinforce tae Forts, would
be regarded TN ne, Of hostility, aud in con
c!usloa adds that any attempt TO reinforce the
troops a. Fort Sumter, or to retakc and resume
possession OF the forts within the waters OF
South Carolina, which Mai Anderson 0ban-
doned after spiking the cannon. or doing othar,
damage, cannot be regarded by the authorities
Of the States indicative Of any oil -r rurrcs4
than the coercion Of the Stat ry He armed
force OF the government Special agents, there,
loFe' nave oeeh on re par to warn vessels, arm
ca OF uharih'- having troops to reinforce Fort
onmpter .oard, not to enter the harbor. Spe-
ca! e.ders have been given to commanders at
che forts not 20 fire on such vessels till shot
across their bow should warn them Of the pro-
hibiton of the State. Under these circum.
stances. the Star Of the West this morning at
tempted to enter tle harbor with troops after
having been notified she could not enter, and
consequently She was fred into. The act is
perfectly justified 10y me. In regard to yOUr
threat about vessels III the harbor, it is only ne.
ccssary for me to say that you alone must be the
Judge Of your responsibility. Your position in
the harbor has been tolerated By the authorities
OF the S,ate, while the act Of which You com
plain IS in perfect consistency with the rights
and duty Of the State. 1t is rot perceived how
far the conduct YOU propose to adopt can tinl
paraIeiin the histor; o! any country, or be re-
conciled with any Other purpos, than that OF
your Government imposing on the State the
condition Of an acquired province.
Signed, +. ". PIcKENs.
Major ANDERSON then sent Lieut. TAI.
But to Washington for instructions. In
the meantime the United States fri-atp
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inc Oh an unarmed vessel Tearing tLr flag o. INV
government. as ..te Uu+ o-yH n-t.i-4 ta4a
war las been declared ly $ q agaiu-. tnr II.
;, cannot but .hInk this hostile aaa com.
n,rttea without your sanction orau.lor.Iv. I'm
der that bore l RETAINED from opening lir. on
Your batteries. ! have the homer tnore'a~n, ~.
specially Il ask whether the re.ileatiougd
act--oae which l believe without parallel in
he history OF ous country, or Of ANY 9th T. civ
lhzed government was committed IN obedi-
ence to your instructions, and notify you that if
1t Is not dlscluiincd, that | shall regard it as
an act If wan, ana | shall not, after reasonable
time for tue return of my messenger, permit
any vessel 10 pass within the range OF the
guns OF my fort. In order 10 save, as far as it
IS il my power, The shedding Of blood, l beg
Won will take due notification Of my decision
FOR the good Of all concerned. Hoping, how
ever, that yoGr answer may Justify further
continuance of forbgarance on NY part,
remain, respectfully,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
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Mr.. LiDcOlnss Cabinet.

EB- The New York Tribune says tina,
VIM. II. SEWARD has been offered, and
will accept, the post Of Secretary Of
State, in Mr.. LINCoLN's cabinet Mr.
CAMERON will also be in the cabinet, but
whether as Secretary of the Treasury or
of War, has not been determined Gin
EoN WELLEs, of Connecticut, will be
Post Master General, and EDWARD BATEs,
OF Missouri, Attorney General. The
Tribune thinks that ROBERT E. Scorr, Of
Virginia, will be Secretary of the Navy,
and WM. A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina.
Secretary of the Interior.
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OFFICERS
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION "a.
ID sued ont of and under the seal Of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa,
IN favor of George Hanger, and commanding
me to sell Lot One, in Block One in Stoughton
d McClnre's Addition to the village of indie.
pendence. Buchanan county Iowa. to satisfy a
judgment III favor of said george Hanger, and
against Jacob S Travis and Judson J Travis
rendered Mt the September Term 1859, of the
District Court Of Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property above described. | will
oiier for sale ut Public Auction. at the door
OF the Sheriff 5 office, in the village Of Inde-
pendence, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
February, A. d 1861, at = O'Clock p. M. of
said day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
b. G. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa}
January I. 1861. 43-it
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ARE YOU INSURED 2

You should insure, whether town people Go or
not, for many reasons, one sc which is sufsi.
clent. You are many times absent from home
during the day and night, leaving no one capa.
Die of eontending with that devouring element,
fire and IN case your buildings should take
lire, in nine cases out Of every ten, they would
he entirely destroyed before assistance could Ia
rendered. Not SO in town Let the cry Of
Fire Fire Fire be sounded in the streets,
and III few moments a swarm Of busy work.
men rush to the spot. and the devouring flames
are checked. You can now obtain
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-15
Congress.

Gs7- On the 9Th, in Tie Senate, the
Pacific Railroad bill came up. and Mr..
SEWARD made a speech in is favor He
had some objections to the bin bn. would
vote for 1t. lie said The great evil ofour
time is secIionalism, and the danger oil
division from sectionaljsm. Every man
calls upon every other man for comnro.
mise--to devise some means to cement
the States together This was mater
ial bond Of 836,0Q0,0oo % bind de
North and the South. the East and the
West together. It is q great measure OF
Cancellation, paci.iealion, compromise
and union. Mr.. Rice offered an amend
ment providing for another route from
Minnesota to Puget Sound. Mr. Polk
moved to amend so as 10 make tie route
rua from the mouth Of the Kansas River.
After discuss ion Mr. Polk's amend
men. was adopted.
On the 7lh, Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama.
was in this seat for the first time thi.
session. Mr.. Ham.in's resignation was
presented. The Pacific Railroad Eli,
was made the special order for TIE sue.
coeding day. The bill for the admission
Of Kansas was again postponed unit,
Monday Of dis week. Ns. Crittenaen
discussed his resolutions submitting the
question Of Constitutional amendment.
2 Tie people. Mr. To1mbs made strong
secession speech.
Ia tie House, Mr. Cobb, of Alabama
made an appeal FOR the Union. Mr.
saermar reported the naval Appropria.
ton bill. Mr.. Bingham reported bill
amending the Patent Laws. The House,
III Committee Of Tie Whole on the exec.
utiYe, legislative and judicial appropria.
ton BILL on motion OF Mr.. Sherman,
adopted an amendment. appropriaiiug
$4,000 besides the proceeds oil the sale
Of lie old furniture, for re-furnishing the
Presidents House also $4,000 for IN
Producing the Potomac water therein.
Mr. Adrian offered a resolution approy-
ing OF the course Of Major Anderson,
which, in spite Of the f.ibuslering Of
secess.onis;s, was passed by III against
idG.
On the 9th, message from the Pres
dent was presented 70 the Senate rea-
i've 70 the affairs q the country. lie
refers to his opinions and reeommenda-
non rs expressed in his annual message,
and says his views remain unchanged.
He says that he has no other alternative
than to protect the public property aud
collect The revenue, and declares that
the Union must and Shall be preserved
llo urges an immediate effort TOR adjust
meni, aad recommends division on die
! line Of so. lie states the reason WHY
he had RETAINED from sending troops 70
Charleston was That he believed it would
have furnished the pretcx,, or proyJca.
ton, for aggression on the part Of South
Carolina. The message created some
dobato, and JEFF Davis denounced the
President In The House, the message,
on motion Of Mr.. Howard, was referred
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Trade 1T Independence, Instead of
Cedar Rapids.


We have good authority for saying
that eight days ago pork sold eight GEMS
higher in Independence Than il did in
Cedar Rapids. On he same day Ce-
dar Township farmer got six cents more
for wheat in that market iran the buyers
IN Cedar Rapids We're paying at the same
date. Thee are facts for farmers 10 con
slider, especially those OF the north part
Of the county. Ii is your interest. gen
iicmen, 20 gel the most you can for your
produce Of whatever kind Wo notify
yon lhal il You DO not come 10 Vnton.
Independence is your market Take
your next load there aud ascertain for
yourselves. aud see at the same time
whether You can't get goods good deal
cheaper than at the Rapids Vinton
LOgie
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PROCEEDINGS
or the
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
JANUARY 7, 1851.

JANUARY 7, 1861.
The Supervisors elect from the sever
al Townships Of Buchanan County, To-
Wa met at The Court House in Iudepen-
denee, at one o'clock p. NJ:
The roll being called by tie Clerk,
the following persons appeared, present
ed their certificates Of election, and took
and subscribed the oath of office prescri,
bed by law To wit
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Cheap and Reliable Insurance

At home and the duty YOU owe yourself, you.
family and the community at large, requires
You to Insure, and thereby sustain aud eneous.
age Home Institutions
The Directors aim to do a SAFE, rather than
a large business and TO build upan Institution
that viii be an honor to our young and grow.
lug State and
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10 Al, wIlsm. Il may Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED RETURN THEIR
4 thanks to the citizens of Buchanan coun-
~ and others generally, for their liberal pstroo
age, and trust to merit continuance OF the
same. They would also say 10 those that are
indebted, that they are anxious TO close up all
Accounts by the first day of January. 1861.
and request all who are indebted 10 call and
s:t,le, and eommenec new with a new year.
PLANE d co.
Indep.n6euce. nse. 81. 1894 42aw
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SAFE INDEMNITY

TO lis policy holders, and no efforts will be
spared on their part to render it deserving
liberal patronage.
This Company will pay loss or damage occa.
stoned by Lightning, whether the building is
burned or not, provided the applicant applies
for such Insurance, and pays the additional
rate fixed for such risk. Not more than So 900
insured IN one risk, or within circle Of eigh.
rods.
OFFICERS
p. c. WILCOX, Pres. HEMAS MORSE. J.. Pres.
j. II. CAMPBELL, Treas. Q. NJ PoAp, Secretary.
HENRy q. THOMAS, Gen agent
Independence, Jan. 8. 1861.
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tx Coy, Morrill, has been elected 10
The Un.el States Senate by tie Maine
to Gil Mr.. Hamlin's term.