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Garden State of the West.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
COME. ny
HAVE FOR SALE
Acres
RICH FARMING LANDS,
TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS
ON
LONG CREDIT AND AT Low PRICES.
MEoHAH1os. pARMERs Avn RoRK1Ne MEN.


uFouAuIcs pARMERs AVN WORKING MEN
The attention Of the pri.Ins and neutrality-suspicious. Of
srsl Induee m nts ofered mem b. the
IrIIyoIs eEyrRAI. RAILROAD COMPANY,
~A as they will pc csive will enable the BY proper
" pereyerance and ndusy provide comfortable AID per
mauent homes for themselves and fames with comparatively
speaking, very Little cApi'al
LANDS OF IbLASOIs'
No STATE the Valley Of the Mississippi Offers 30 great al
portion the world where othe conditions Of climate and
Co.'S and WHEAT As lie Pr4iries Of IiiiaOis.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich lean OF the pras is cultivated With
derfu facility af tie farmers Il the sasern
Is ABOUT sau4 70 thar q England, eh
1t WI support twenty millions o. people.
CASTERS AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
q. =. .i,,osd -,o D,ls. i, length
Tnese ands ao1s y ssru ~ NJ = es -
%h thus aoTna an Win te Eastern
ans! soa'hslh maj Nss-
Thus capita and labor have been applied developing the
soil the great resources o. me STATE N ess and IRON are ao
untouched Inc nssSlsoe ne "a. sne TSeAnE ar. i
5 1 T o al ~ ts $500 ~ H. 1T IN ves,, ne na
vi s In, IA es - he css 1s-rant H. belief thaf AT
Is !, ~ - tbe vs-ors .r,os.snts
Kai LII isEEa os l1-iNoI0
Over SlO00O go Of private capital have been expended on
the railroad system Of Illinois InAs11ncn as part OF NE 10
cone ron ,o,, s Sat- EI. he TsxEs AIS
LIGHT, and nrst consequently. every day dssreAs.
THE ,TArg DEBT
-. - -, ,cz 400 =, - ,-;,,;, 81. =. .,
Ihs StSss I'D - oHy - 5,cs "a :, "a - - - -
tsreA years eas zen Eelucet 80
soV e4pses ul@' IL 'eu Se4,S : "a. s
PRESENT fOFoLAIloN'
The state Is r@piai5 nitrg up VIZ 'oo
sons having ossn saoei Size VIC Pes'AI PFH-
noI ~ l9s4sS-A FSuooi w. Pe' Sens IL ~ SeSiS'
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
-, -. a. a. :.
Tbs Agrieunrai fIoaaSls O. tlnDie ~ tss
OF any csnr STATE ms - ~ ~ i ~ Us
sxees4eo Hhs. P La -. IL. go
IN % "a ron y hn SI,j,' 49, - '
FERTILITY OF SOIL.
nsba-a :. The IA uner s,ure saeh inuaeSiatere
, so biS isIr "a on these pra.r soils they epr COR
s - . - 80, ths s.riJsy AZ vbi.b s ups1rnassrd
iossa :. 2 - 1,oS. 49, ~ -
" ny 0A s1e stoOS'
10 ACTUAL OULI1fAEohS-
Rincs 1854 tie So7pas 2 haze sold Q 3OO,OSO acre.
16ey oay actual clti5dt0rs. and e5TV contract
tras agreement el1dte IAeToad hds been construct
Ell Through these lands Of an epe7ss ~ o., 70 O'bO
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ANOTHER LINCOLN OuTRAGE--UTTRR DISREGARD
OF THE SANcTITr OF TIE Po5T OFFics AND OF PHI
vATE PRoPERTT.-Vioaltions of Law, of private
rights and of the Constitution by the Black Re-
publican Administration, are now of such frequent
occurrence that they scarcely excite attention or
remark; but a recent outrage ia the Poet Office
Department is of ouch fraudulent character. and
attacks directly the interests and legal rights of
the citizen that of all parties and Of all shades
of opinions, loudly denounee it. The case is this :
Letters arrive here daily from Southern Post OFF,
ces, prepaid BY stamp Of the United States Govern
merit. Instead of delivering these letters 70 whom
they are addressed, she Black Republican Post
master General has instructed Postmasters to for
ward them to the Deal Letter Office in Washington!
Parties here expecting remittances upon which
their commercial credit depends are refused their
letters by our Postmaster, even though Offering TO
pay double, or treble, or quadrupie, or any other
amount Of postagel In utter disregard of law and
of private rights all such letters are sent to the
Dead Letter Office for the perusal Of Black Repub-
lican officials The object Of this atroclous outrage
is plain The hope is entertained that in the conf
dence of private letters SOME uLguarded expres-
sion may be found on which indictments for treason
may be predicated, or cur citizens, like those of
Maryland. seized by military force and dragged to
Jail in aaother State to await the pleasure of Black
Republican despots' How long, people of Kentuc-
ky, will you tsmely submit to such unheard of out
RACES upon your most sacred rights?-LJuiSrins
Courier. June II.
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Special Dispatch to tAsUaI0n and American.


RIcuxoND June ll.-0ne report says three hun.
dred of the enemy were killed at the Bethel Church
engagement, among whom was one Colonel, whose
name is not known. Our loss is stated at five. The
battle lasted several hours. The enemy had several
pieces of artillery. while troops had six cannon
The enemy fred very badly. D.
RICHMOND June l2.-Col. Csc. X. DUREEA former
" commander of the New York Seventh Regiment
was killed in the engagement at Bethel while in the
act of rallying his men, who were flying in ali di
rections. He commanded twelve hundred New
York rusves. d.
Z CHNOxp, June l2.-Three prisoners were taken
st the engagement at Bethel Ii is said that BUTLER
personally commanded force of forty-five hun
dred or five thousand. One hundred and fifty Of
the enemy were killed only small part we've
engaged in the fight. Col DAVID W. WARDROUGH,
L. S A. was killed have seen his sword with his
name on it, now here. Only six hundred of our
force were engaged Only one killed na lie HENRY
L. WAIT, of North Carolina Regiment formerly OF
Richmond. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Captain ROGERS
Company A, North Carolina Regiment was severe
IL wounded. D.
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andrew johnson.

The article we cory from the Richmond Enquirer,
relatives ANDREw JonxsoX, indicates his true
character to his friends and supporters. They
may now decide for themselves whether the infr-
ence he has been permitted to exercise over their
political opinions and acts ought not to be thrown
off, and whether they viii longer follow one into
dissention, division and civil war in their own
State, who corresponds with the enemies Of the
South in such manner as to warrant them in
sending him reward in money for his ualaa5s ser.
uices. The infamy of this transaction has never
been surpassed since the days of BENEDICT ARNOLD
and every Tennessean viii blush for his State that
such man ever Represented il in the Senate.
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BnErsais sosaTs. ana me serasan TAR


These two regiments which arc reported as part
NJ tho attacking force at Bethel, are crack regi
,rents ~ New York. Col. DrRTEA was formerly
,,,e commander Of the celebrated 9TH New York
,,,;,,ont and selected some Of its best cffcers TO
.ccompapy him in the command of regiment Of
zoraves which he enlisted for the ~sr.
The German regime is also one OF the best voi-
rnteer regiments of New York city. composed OF
German Turner's, and drilled with great care and
precision. The Albany regiment. we are informed,
Is also one of the best regiments in the service Of
the North The fact that they we're all repulsed by
force Of inferior numbers speaks volumes for the
skin and gallantry OF the Southern arullerists.
Col. MaaRuDER's guns were manned by Rich
mond company, who are said to be thorough adopts
in artillery practice. Their management of them
on this ecason displays consummate sk;li and ren-
ders them. so far, The heroes of the war, By the
brilliant achievement of the 10th inst.
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HoN. L. p. WAIKER.-Since the arrival of this
Distinguished statesman the utmost yigor and effi-
Cheney led to believe, have been infused into
military affairs in the State. Day in and day out
we are told, Gen. Walker has been necessarily il
ing at his department, arranging the details of the
immense Confederate force in the field and
preparing for service 1t seldom civilian, call
ed from the peaceful walks of life to such grave
military responsibilities, displays such peculiar
aptness for his position as our new Secretary of
War. The people of Virginia will not be ow to
appreciate the noble zeal and patriotic ardo, with
which he is prosecuting the good work of piepsr-
ing to drive the invaders from her SOIL Richmond
WING.
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TrRED OF 1.-THE Northern States turned out
troops by hundreds of thousands for nice little
frolic three months but when they are called on
TO enlist for three years or during the war very
small proportion Of the three months men, of which
respond fayorably. The New York Seventh. the
crack regiment has gone home in body The Sec
ond Ohio regiment, ct Washington was called upon
the other day to see how many wsuld enlist for
three years, when one hundred and ninety men on
y stepped to the 'front.'; and portion of these
afterwards withdrew their names. Thus. like
"snowakes in the river will great portion of the
Northern army pass away foreyeE--LoaisriTe Co.s-
rieT, ,IlGse Il.
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MEres i, reported to have given large majority
for sepa' alton
SEQUATCHE is nearly unanimous for separat' on.
HUSPHREYs-Waverley, June l0-Below / send
you the vote of Humphreys county on Saturday:
For separation 1912, representation lGll, none
against
This vote is unparalleled in the county, consider
irg the large number OF volunteers we have fur
nished The entire vote of those remaining at
home was poled. The election went Of quietly;
no disturbance at any voting place in the coun y,
and almost every man voting an open ticket. The
utmost good will prevailed throughout.
This our people have come forward with entire
unsnmity, and have deliberately cast their suffra es
for independence, and forever, from the ryra I
and usnrper of the White House. Who would t
be proud of such county d. II. W.
PIcKsox The vote of Dickson county stands:
For Separation La; Representation 1888; No
Separation -; No Representation -. Counting n
about 200 of our volunteers, who were old enough
to vote and who voted for Separation at Camp
Cnestham we have polled the largest vote that we
ever did poll. Had it not been for the erR intences
Of about t'ro men we would have been unanimous
in Dickson. viii this do for Dixie land A"
T. NJ.
CANNoN.-W0odbury, June l0.-The vote of Can
non county en- the sth inst stsnds for Separation
lI4V' Representation l,l4j; no Separation Ia, no
Representation lis
Three companies Of troops, of some 200 men, ar
Camp Trousdale, on the day Of the election, from
this county, caused falling of of the Separation
vote. which would otherwise have been poled here
and if SO, would have increased our vote 70 400 Ter
Separation. T.GW
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The IRISH LEAVING LISCoI.N.-Me learn by pri
vate letter received By one of our business men,
from Richmond that $50 IRISH member of the 69th
New York Regiment have deserted the "Old
Wreck and joined the Confederate forces in Yir-
GINA The 6yth an old establish "a Regiment and
has enjoyed considerable reputation for drilling.
We would not be surprised if we did not have the
entire Regiment ere loDg-Montgonery Mil
June 10.
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Elec.,on lse,urns.

Below we publish returns from large portion of
the State partly official, and partly reported, with
returns from only parts Of counties in some in
Gtances. The counties from which cfflcIsl returns
have been received are designated by star (').
These returns present the following aggregates;
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Nor DEAD-We were pleased to learn yeste day
that Mr.. Simmz, who was reported as being lied
in the skirmish at Phillipp is not only not dad but
is WE'LL Richmond Enquirer, sIEs l0t5-
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RUNoRED FLIGHT OF EX-Gov. Ross OF DELAWARE
Ex-Governor L S. of DeIawsre. has fed the coun-
try. He sailed for Europe in the steamer of Satur-
day. He has been engaged in sending arms and
munitions to the rebels of the South. and flies now
from the expected wrath of the citizens of Della
ware.-N ]. Tines
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Nor,cE no PoLICy HOLDERs.

Enron and after date and until further ne, the War
n CLAUSE e be Inserted in all Open Policies issued by The
Tennessee Fire Insurance Company and the Nash
Vile Commercial INSURANCE CoHpany.
A. W BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Har. and Fire Insurance CO.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance Company
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TIE EFFEcT-REDJcTrox OF WACEs-The FdR
Rver Eet7s gives another evidence of the terri>
bic effect of LrScoLN's war upon the industrial in
terests of the North. That paper says:
1.-THE Eagle Cotton Mill Company gave notice to
their operatives. last week that their wages would
be cut down II per cent. Rather than submit to
SO great reduction they concluded to leave, and
the mill shut down Friday night. closing operations
for the present One hundred and fifty persons
have been employed in this establishment The
price paid weayers has heretofore been Is cents
per cut of 40 yards. The male splnners have been
receiving 81 per day"
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Ftankinq Priuilege.

and be further enacted, That from and after tie
asv when this act goes into effect the frank ng
privilege shall be abolished: Provided, That the
Post Master General and his chief clerk the chief
of the Contract Appointment and Finance Bureaus
and the a di,or # the Treasury for the Post Office
Danartment shall be ard they are hereby sutboriz
ed 70 transmit through the mail, free OF postage,
Sny letters packages or other matters relating ex-
cEsively 10 their official duties or to the busress
of the Post Office Department; but they shall,
in every such case, indorse the back o the
letter or packa,e to be sent free of postage,
over their own tsignature, the word Official
Business" And pr any such endorsement falsely
made, the person nfandinP shall forfeit and psy
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SIOO Reward.

CTOLEE Oh stable the Middle Franklin
Turnpike three miles Nashville the night Of The
I'd st.. OF Carusgs Horses, short tails, newly
hod Ell round One the for'heBd AID Rhie laE
right side ne osder and FF ndd trctters viii pay
ssh he 100 for CONVICTION Of The thief
Siunef-RIt THOhAs YALE q
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Day of Fasting, HumiIia,IOn aud P,.v.,


The President of the Confederate States bss n
quested the people to observe this dav for fastnc
humiliation and prayer to the Giver of all biessinps
The scourge of war is upon our country At anv time
even when waged for our dearest rights and for tie
defence of our homes, wives and little ones. IT
cannot be looked upon otherwise than as great
ard desolsting evil. 1t becomes us therefore TO
humllste ourselves before Almighty God 10 &c
knowledge our manifold trsnsgreSsionS, TO invoke
His blessings and assistance, and to pray for happy
and successful deliversnce from all our troubles
This we should do with en- humble and contrite
heart, and with due sense Of our depend
ence upon an Almighty Power for individual
and national support. Thus may we
guided by the same Divine hand which, through all
stages Of cur Rational existence, has sustained
cheered and upheld Us and made US the happiesJ
and moet prosperous of people And thus shall
we ind deliverance from the snares of our enemies
strengthen our resolves, and finally achieve that
independent national existence which has become
necessary 10 The enjoyment Of our rights unmc.
Niested
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ORR STATE FINAvCEs--It is stated that Mr.. Comp
troller Dennison has been in the city for the past
three days endeavoring to raise loan Of one. mil
lion or one million and half of dollars, TO enable
the State Officers to carry on the Government. THE
State Treasury - depleted. Every dollar available
or that could 6s anticipated has been expended, and
the pitiabe prospect is presented by the great
State Of New York, of its financial officer begging
favors Of the New York bankers, in order to pre-
vent the entire blocking of the wheels of govern
ment, Tie charity of our banks can alone prevent
the State of New York from going to protesL-Ns,r
York Nt,os, June 8.
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mIIlrARY GOOps.
Euso,ventNo,tce.

LII persons having claims against heestae o. A. Davis
"A deceased hereby notified 70 hle them with tn Clerk Of
the County Coor, q Weskey county, Tennessee hs ooe
DRESDEN before the 18th day Angus. aduda-
and pro rata distribution having suggested The sol
vency said and sail CLERK having appointed that day
for the adjudication Of the claims against the
W ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate Of " A Davis, deceased
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NeVG Postage Acts.

yorIcE, TO TIE lBuLIC AND INSTRUCTIONS To FoaT-
MASTERS
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IxSoLvENT NOTICE.

INSOLVENT NOTICE.
TWO those may eSs against the estats Thcmss
PskaTd dec ased you hereby Doti6ef g. Eve az
claims uhe nsicated aec0roi ph he Of
loy County Court Tennessee before cay
TENDER l6l for pro the against aid
te viii adj rdcaed pro distribution that day
this The u day Of June, 1851.
JOIN PIcRASD, Admir-.
may ls-a4syr sEeeS3 Of T5os Pckzrd deceased
, 1861-02-15
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Skating Items.

III Montreal the eka{tne bond ls rooted o4ar,
80 rs 10 prevent it being covered with f1ujw.
It is lighted ut nicht. and tho band Of the c.
indian Rifles rencral]v attend. The ladies fro
qucnt it, wearing short dresses, 1ooped up 20
as to be out of the way, and Turkish trousers.
"A skating match cauc off at Tiye1ton, r.
L, q few days since, between MI. E N. Bliss
Of Taunton, and m Indian from Moosehead
Like. The race Tu won BY Mr. Bhss. Tho
distance WIS dre mllee, md the time two min
utea and 3411zz seconds per mile Gre Indian
led for the first three miles. -
The gocheater Democrat states that on
Tue.dav of 1ast week. Mr. James Jones of
~,
Aocnehte1, gent4emAu "no nAs passeo hls
si1heth year, BkAted from that city to Honey.
The ne1t day he returned to Rochester on
.,-... -. ..-,- +. ..z..,.
bA@@es' In ae "eoI' having In company n's
grandson n little fellow only twelve yeara Of
age. and q Young artist Of Rochester. The
d;.t.,,. :. tzxs,tr:1-. ,,1.. .rd ". +hra.
- "-'s ~.~o
-tfaVele1e skaseu IL IN t"o hou1s aoo nlneteen
minutes.
Tho " y fv.oo-r a+a+as that The f.atas+
f1>e' ,'>0 ~ $500
niue In skSuus "as mnae py WIN. clafRe, at
Madison, Wis, In minute Sc seconds; also,
tbv+ c.t,roa favz,rd :. a.,a IN t.va ,,ooru'
~
, 1861-02-15
TIE WuL~or-zuE LATE MAnr 2. Towx.

THE W1Al-oF-EHE LATE MAHf T. T0WE-
sESD.-The will Of the lato Mary Z. Townsend
ii Boston has been presented for probate. Her
principal bequest Is to h. Home for the Relief
Of INDECENT Females. She giyes $20, 600 for the
erection Of additional buildings upon the estate
in Charles street, and $t0, ,000, " the income of
which is 10 be applied to the support Of those
females who, in legal phraseology, arc called
'sptnsters,' or single women" She says, in
1er testament, that she belongs to the sister
hcod, aud Is in duty bound, as hhe has the
means, to procure them shelter from "the
worlds dread laugh" and quiet home
The recipients n1e to be such as arc reduced
hy poverty, not crime; to be Americans, and
born OF American parents; they arc to be Of
tho ylFtuous pnur Of this description,
who are single from choice or necessity.
To the Bethesda Society she glvcs $1,000 !;
the Massachusetts, Bible Society $1,000: the
Massachusetts Congregational Society $3 600 :;
the Seamen's Aid Society $2,000.. She gives,
in trust, to tbs Home In Channing street, con.
ducted By Harriet Ryan, tx, 900, which il to
be paid to the Home whenever 1t ehal1 become
Incorporated. To the President and Fellows
Of Harvard College, for the benefit Of indi-
gent scholars, 10000. To the Colonization
Society, 5000. To the Claas Fund of the class
OF 1919, 1900. She has Annually given q
handsome donation to the fund for the benefit
IF tho INDECENT members of this class, Of
which her brother, the late Alexander Towns
end, WIS member. The Sewing Circle Of
West Boston Church $500. The Rev. Dr..
Dewey, Of the New South Church, where she
attended church, s., 600. To Rev. Dr.. Francis,
Professor iu the Divinity School, at Cam
bridge, $4,000.
, 1861-02-15
HUBBARD Il HUNT.
Akent4 t0r Chicago.
ORIGIN Al.

ORIGINAL.
eustfcase to expire on The s:ss day Of January. 1s
AIn,rox.e OFFICE. STAI1 or 1L11AmA1
SErn1ctd, January TT, rR6t {
wuKnRa. The -EtaA Insurance. CouopAny. tocated
ns HarHoxd In the stats 11 Connecticut ha@ fRed tn
}y a6e tt4teuaeat u the condition II ita Adkrz ~
rtdured ny An Art to requisite tnr Agencies cf II.
s1rsi1ee Companies moi Incorporated b et1te Of
ulaonlA" anproved February 44kns 1855+ and IN acf
4Iaendatofy kaefe:o. 4ppros Cd !aurAzJ I'd EE and
herras sa omnary has fdtnllhed exttsfkctpYY tyf.
deore that It Il ptsseed Of tho rcQuirei Aolpt Of
cauAtal In essed stocks and mortE1g and tas bed
IA tAa ouct written a< trulrcnt kued By the Prrsl
otpt had Secretary t1crrnf appoln1sE D. l. UI:U.
BARp knd i:HARLk6 H. HUNT, Of fCniago. In. It's
fot The trAp41ctoa Of &c husacs u aaid ou-
rsu r. and fully Atd unrr*etIcdl{ auIhofizk them 10
acEpowtc i.r ecrrce cf rrottts fct and behalf n
taad CosapAET coasontn. that 8er11tt Of pFueaA upon
thcu thn said Agepfs~ shall be Akea nRl4 ID b ~
valid " Il scf, Cd nrcn The Company ant xaIstng Ill
clasIn { crt,sr by r-.son Of such service
non, THkExFoKr, In r1n1xnee Q. tha pFprf. tuns
ct ne tcts af sYcsas1, !, JkSsE X pUAUIA Ar,pkbf
certff1 thst ia sd a T. aUBBARD snd GH sF,.ESS
Il HUNT are authorized 4s ACents fox the said Coto-
tey to tfsnet The bnesy at Ineuranos il ths Stats
11t the thirty 11st day ot 1aoaaS In The yeeF gh.
teen Hundred ana stxfy-Tvo, 70 far u they my b
legally ON npowercd 70 10 Do hy taid Company;
.f-+o, In Testimony whaFeok Aave ha snIto sub
t-~-' oa!ee q Springfield, ta6 t7sasA DR. ot
:, ises II Hin - :, s7kssE X pusom A4etpf l.
, 1861-02-15
educational.

! >>>7E,,'~;7rTON IN DRAWING.
g.. 'Fs::' etursl and ToposrR2aiaA
c, 1N, t. S.THLt, KRArs-H,
,r2anatn q ue Posytrchnica} Inlti;nte Of Dresden
aaa M 4IntnE Aesdttnr os Frcyhcrg. saxony.
:, 9ass ~ La Dearborn street. IlcciuN od.ce hours
y ko = IL il hxlm
, 1861-02-15

lCcfntcata to expire Oh the s14t day af Japuary 1s


ArptxpR's oTF1cA SrATE or I1Lt1o1s.}
Springfield, JAnuarJ q, ISL.
Whereas. The securItJ insurance tompan, of New
Turk f1sv has hed 10 tfIs nce nl the
dillon ofits Adafs required by An act to Requisite
tho AEeacles cf Insurance Coupanee Grated
By the Seate Of illinois," approved Febresr It'll l9ss,
m act amend&toFy thereto. approved January I'd ne1
and whereas tnd Company Las farnt'hed saEatsetoEy
eridc2tr that l. l. o. tie repaired amount q
es2tal n& rsted tn stocks and .ud has ned
dent ani secretary thereof appointing u. ".
PHILLIPS OF Chicago. illinois, it, Agent Tor thc tsns
:cLlon Il tie nu>ccs of bald Company and FULLY and
pfcscfvey suslokizta. HIN t, acsno ledge tsrvtce
c! rroce>s fur and On behalf Ct sa!d Company. r
eentanE that -rtytce OF Trocc's upon Lin. the raid
a!cu hal be ana L1d - b. aid served
rpoa tc COMPANY md xaiv1ng all claim Of error BY
~ Sss s:stc5 6sp e IS pro,l,0:
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