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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

The whole responsibility, in the end, falls up
on the president Of he United States. He cam
not fail now to comprehend the dangers and
duties of his critical position. Warrington is
in great peril. If occupied by the enemy it
will require a vast outlay Of money, means and
men to recover it; but If held by our forces for
only a few days. it II ay be saved from the de5-
e~cTation Of a revolutionary coup fetGt. Inc
salvation OF Washington now becomes the
para duty Of the administration, the
loyal States, and the loya' cities and neoPle OF
the Union. Let us hope that those f~oTtiilca-
tions on the South bank Of the Potomac
wisely constructed, under the direction OF
Gen. Scott, against the possible contingencies
Of a reverse, may prove sufficient 10 hold the
enemy in check until an overwhelming Union
force can be thrown into Washington. Let
US hope that Gen Dix viii be able to keep
Baltimore and Maryland quiet meantims, and
that the column Of Gen. Patterson, under Gen.
Banks, will be competent to guard the upper
Potomac until Gen. Mcclellan can como to
his support.
The danger which now menaCes Washing
ION is positive and Formidable, and all the
troops from oil quarters that can be spared for
the capital OF our country, should be sent for
ward at once. The army, too, should instantly
be supplied with educated officers to the fullest
possible extent, and Mr.. lincoln should lose
NO more LlIe III strengthening Tue week places
in his cabinet. We had hoped that this war
would be fniesed in a short ;5iumphai Union
campaign. We we're mistaken. But we have
been misled by the misplaced confidence Of
our government in the strength Of its army,
and by the fatal deIusjon Of Tie army itself in
regard to the retreating stratagsms Of the
enemy.
The war nsw ceases 70 be an uninterrupted
onward march Of our forces southwaTd. The
government in a single day, and at he capital
Of the nation, is thrown upon the defensive,
and under circumstances demanding the most
prompt and generous Efforts to strengthen our
forces az that point. Every other question,
all other Issue 5 and all other business, among
all parties aud all classeB OF our loyal people,
should be now made subordinate to the para
mount object Of securing Washington. The
loyal States within three days may Dispatch
twenty thousand mea to that point; and il We
succeed in holaing the capital for twenty
days, we may have by that time an army Of
two hundred thousand men e~ntrenched around
it.-NeW York HerGld, 23d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

e1Y Closing sentence Of a letter to the
Charleston Mercury, from Richmond, July % ::
A grand battle-ihs battis-is vet to come
off; and if Beauregard is not assailed in a
short time by the enemy, be will march to
Alexandra.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

lum0uS. Inc prize IS d valuable one
u Q. S. SKIES, which opened on Monday,
tde 22i, at ninety, were offered in the after
noon at eighty-six and no bidders. Tie as
sistant treasurer, Mr.. Cisco, did A sharp busI-
ness, however, before the news Of the rout was
made public, having issued a circular, which
was sent to parties early in the morning, to
his effect:
OFFICE OF The ASSISTANT TREAFURER r. s.
New Yort, July p. 1851.
I have authority TO negotiate to-day an
amount or treasury notes at sixty days, bear
ing interest at six per cent.
Should you desire any, please advise me i'm
medsately. Respectfully yours,
JOHN Il. Cisco, ASST Treasurer.
Under the influence Of the first news Of VIC
tory al that was allowed to 60 forward from
washington Sunday night be got s. .50o,00)
bid, and $l,53O,O 600 paid in, before he disas-
tiers OF MeDoweIl's men were made known,
when all bids ceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

A HANDSOME PREsENr.-Gen. Beauregard
has presented to our city council, through his
wife, a set of beautiful Photographic views Of
Fort Sumter and Charleston barber. They
are, indeed, a very handsome present, and will
prove in other days an honoTed and valued
"Reminiscences of the first struggle for our indie.
Pendence.-N. o. Picayune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

very decided improvement has just been discovered
in their manufacture, aud We have BOW a~5anlant mzte-
rial 70 t1ra out large quantities at short notcs.
The old sty.s Will be supplied in quantities Of and
over fifty Rugs 1t S. each. New style in sane quanti-
lies ct $t.25 each. Less number al si.25 an Si.5o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

CoNFEDERATE CoEGRzss.-1he entire ses-
sion Of this body On Monday was secret.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

CONDITION OF THE FEDERAL AEMT.-The
Lincoln papers speak Of the arrival Of A large
number 81 fresh troops for the war. We state
upon good authority that four regiments Of
federal troops passed through from Baltimore
10 Washington between Monday and Thurs
day, while during the same time seven Tegi-
ments passed through Baltimore en- their re-
turn to their respective homes heir time bsy-
Ing expired.
The terms OF eight regiments expire ia a few
DAYS, and orders hsve been iJsUad 20 the Bsld-
more and Ohio railroad fer conveyance for 49,
600 Of Pa,ttTsoH'y men, their time being ex-
pired. Patterson appealed TO his men 20 re-
enlist, but they refused, saying that their time
was out, and that they bad not been paid f0r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

ARRIVAL or MAJ. GEN. FREMoNT.-The
Ohio and Mississippi train that arrived this
morning, brought as a passenger Mai. Gen.
Fremont, now the commanding officer Of this
military department. The general has not
yet organized hiI staff, but will proceed to do
go At an ssTly moment. He went Immediately
upon bis arrival to The residence Of the late
Col BraHt, on Chotcau avenue and Eighth
street, where be is now stopping and which
be has made lis headquarters.
Gen. Fremont appears in excellent health.
and is bat slightly changed in personal appear
ance since be left this portion Of the States q
few years since for bis home in California
81. Louis PepE5licGa, 26th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

Crops IN TExAs-The Marshall Reps5ii-
can Of the Goth says:
Within the last week abundant rains have
fallen throughout the county. The corn crop
is now made. It will be the largest realized
in ten years. Cotton looks luxuriant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

HARD TINES WEsT.-The treasurer Of Du-
baque county, Iowa, advertises to the extent Of
FIVE pages (twenty columa,) in the Dubuque
Herald, describing real estate to be sold at
auction for payment OF delinquent taxes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

Who WOULDN'T BE A PRIsoNER-Harvey
McGraw and Arnold Harris, tie two gents
captured at Manassas, after the battle, and
who represented themselves So in search Of
Col Cameron's body. are having a grand old
time in the county Jail. Having a plenty OF
Uncle Sans gold in their pockets, they have
hired the services OF an irrspressibl5 Niger,
who brings them from a Deighboring restau-
rant, the choicest Viands blacks their boots, and
"flls their bottles'' when they sre dEy.-Ricb-
niont ETdmiT-r.
UNwELCeMED RUHoRs.-FdssergeTs BY the
Gulf road yesterday state that persons f.om
Brunswick report that a federal war vessel
had passed over Brunswick bar and anchored
inside, thus taking complete command Of tse
entrance We mention the runOr as It came
to US, and it is perhaps proper to state that
there are some reasons to doub. its truth. We
shall probably hear definitely during the day.
SauaarGH Republican, 30th az.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

ca The publication Of the Baltimore Pa
triOt (Lincolnite) is discontinued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

The Ripley (Miss.) ad0ertiser publishes an
extra dated the 3lst, giving the following list
Of killed and wounded from the 2l Mississippi
regiment Of volunteers, waofeIl In the battle OF
the 2Ist uIt., at Manassas. Col. W. c. Falk-
- nnrnn ILL Ahn.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

CT The National Tnteligsacsr reports Thos.
Francis Meagber among the killed at the great
battle Of Manassas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

C1g The Charleston Courier says that there
were but sixteen members Of the Oglethorpe
Infantry, from Savannah, who escaped en-
tirelV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

Kiled-Dayid H. Tailor, Thomas J. Dea-
ton, Luclus ". D. Nelson, R. F. Merchant.
Roaaded.-Wm. ". Westbrooks, severely
Geo. Il. Turner, slightly.
EF.sr,~ IVr 7 Slsk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

CI|IANF I-NaEI. " u EGUN.
KllsL-Lieu5. J. C Bntlsr, Moses ]. Eaker.
Woauded Henry L. Thompson, severely;
jos. P PIunkitt. severely; Robert Ross, Sc
verely; Capt. ". d. Beck, slightly; Jos. j..
Cox, slightly; NJ. c. Seiph, slightly; Peter
Mooney, slightly; G. A. Cathey, slightly; Thos.
K Todd, slightly; J Fulton, %slightIvi R. a.
Allen, 8 lightly; Wn. s.. Topper, slightly.
Msginz-Robert ". Walker.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-02

ana financial Agent o.
aI myf4-d RaIIrosa ,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-08-31
:Eeaol advertisements.



~ HEREAS Samuel Ey and Sarah Eyster his vile,
W OF the county OF Ia Sale and State of Illinois,
executed and delivered 40 Joseph u Hs,h-~
l. 1916, Of and 20 certain lands lLeren Mentioned 10
secure Il payment Of certain pr0mssory no E. bear
ing date tile day and aforesaid, for the sln Of
eieh; hunuTed aud eigy Iin- IL 90 doais, wi il in
res. vt 10 per cent per au:tsn H0d (! ny paid
turf agreement 20 pay, "a uqudatc damages, thr
Of {, ~ and half per cent. month until
aid VII deed Of trls: fled for record Ia IL.
oile Of the Recorder O. La 81 he Co., IL &c Stt- O. H.
On The Oh ddg JANUARY. A. 1901, Gnd duy recorded
IL book No. - Of de- cs pa lei ud 100 and loo md
W. and Nhr!tas the 81 irus, "as On tie =, "a
cay 81 December, 1860, duly assigned - E4e ey
sa't :. g iat"eaay and whereas default has been
maze Il t,e yavm~At &C sad OF nry in said deed
.SH..oAea Nov, there liee hereby given tHt
= y me power 70 sale ia said deed cont AIMED
Ga!' VI wednesday, tbs 2-th day Of September, y.
40y.' "st"'e 'ie noHF, ol - a. n .nu > u Of said
'f P"t'o !" sell - Nss..c aution 10 e highest and
best BIDDER therefor. following rr-r,i-.e viz the
s9ui !!y o. That Iart O. 10. ,,o trrtv-.o1r "a
IL subdivision O. TIC zual nj fr.t,TsI otrtNr
tecf"H No eleven, till IA to&uAn No fl rfy. ibra.
tool h'fth range 20 Hrse (3) cas-. Of the ti-d tfD
pruCtIc' meridian, ia said county, ana 5f--f, ~. ~
tween Aaju street and Webster street H. Il. o. .t,, y
Ottawa being about srvent' five Il } Get r.,, md
Eouth ana Hiu-ty nine ~ eet and we.. ,j ~,
said sale IL! take place the tiHie al read a. H.
south door the Court Houe city OF o., "
t-nemruts and he' edamerts belong ius TO said IRE
nises, ws! a.! equity Of redemption frs,
parties IN AID - said premises.
- ELIAS c. NATHEGAT.
Aug o3 1851 As,tgnee
J GEAY, AWAY ( BCsaEriL, for Assignee.
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GE.r, Avl4Y ( Bcsss-iL, for Assignee.


M HERfhS DaVld LtdrTHu ana EptUuc e IN
~ deTii' lis vie, did the sixth day g: !rUrua-
=. .. 1851 execute and deliver the GLdrr-i.e!
William II DeGraw MORTGAGE, their r4in mort "a ze
deed Of that date. upon the real estate hereiuu er
described, 10 secure tie payment Of certain contract
il said deed mentioned AID Q: even date herewith,
fer tie payment O. tie Of eight hundred and e4
ll-lJJ dollars and due ana payable three EroLths
the date thereof, ih' cry Bank Of Ottawa Illinois.
vith excha1g- on New York, which said deed is duly
recorded In the recorders office ia and for the coauty
CT La Sale and sat q! illinois IN book 40. - sl deed
p g,s 81. ~, and 2J3. And whereas the said OF
mDHty 10 Dos ias- G=, au default has been made by
said JUdcriil 10 the payment Of t!.s same.
Now, therefore pubic notice is hereby given you,
the said David UHderL..., tie said klHeue tn
derhi and 20 all Others IN E-sied in tia premises
that the said William H. Dc Graw will by virtue Of the
authority IN ia vested by said deed aad for tine
kl!d purposes therein expressed ell pubic aucti.
the hig lies: and best bidder for cash a tie
house door il In the ct o. Ottawa. iE said county
he sh day o. 0ctobJr, .. 1851 At TIE AoUi OF ten
o'clock ". o. said day the following real estate
La:- IN said county Of la Ss,i=, ~:
TIE north half Of lot No three % in block No. D.!
TIE Of Crotty, and all right aud equity o; redeu p
aHi Homestead rights said graAtOrs, their heirs
and rs-igus.
deed Tor tie rrerai7rs W je delivered t. the pur-
chaser immediately Ht,-T ;'.- sale
WILLIAM If. De GRAW. Nor:gn-ge.
D +. Cameron. At.'y. A-g -, lsJi-,s
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULAST.
ESPECIALLY de- Eu-d for yle use o. the Nrdicn,
Z. PIrfs.y1s and the F"UsiiV have -d-d the
so-la'i,4 Hta-.' Ar0uatic." Cordial M.di-
cst-d siHslfs." &C, j. endorsed bv all " the
prCuIir physicians. chemists and connosseurs
possessing AL OF tho~- tptsatslc medicinal qualities
N0EIC euI uiureficD which belong 10 oid and Dare
IN. PGt up IL quart bottles and Sold ny all d-uggis,s
grorers, &. a. ". BININGER CO.,
IL tsUi.SA=d il l,Is sole Propretors
No. l. Broad street Ny.
For sale ~ d. :. BARNES co. No Is Park Row
aud p. D. OKFIS- To- broadway. N-~ fCrE.
our long -NU-ri-uC= and familiarity with the require
u=nts oil DHUCCl-I~ aud on superior business faci-
ties, enable 70 .r i-h them with choice Liquors for
medicine. and irlt..E USE iIni9-.y
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Fine farniing Lands for Sale.

1T uIIlt lI"s sIlIl 'Tge Dummy of s1'-T-
did farming lands in la Sale ana LivIngsi
ty for sale easy terms, in OF from 10 go
acres as purchasers desire. These lands all lie
Within convenient distances OF the RAILROADS and the
Canal, and afford the best market facilities.
Otta"it, On the Z. l. r. r. and Pontiac the c., A.
NJ x. 4 vii! be The convenient places to stop
Tor u0se wishing 20 examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons my residence.
Bruce, August 25. 1850. WILLIAM sTRAWE.
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VaiaabIc Civ Prouerty Ior sc,

EsEiE undersigned offers for sale the valuable proper
= " upon which he resides, being Lot !, Block
90 States Addition, situated the Of Co!un
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There Is good dwelling, gon makers shop. aud
BLACKSMITH shop, with we'll, cistern. &c, all il good
order, on the premises.
Also, Lots and s. in Block Il, Rai,ro ID Addition
Ottawa, being the Southwest of the block, nd
Situated the OF Columbus and Joliet
north OF the freight depot There is good story
dwelling house on the corner lot
AS the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed to him to change his business he viii sell t= above
property at a bargain. lsep22i PATRICK FANNING.
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Real estate.
MISSOURI FARMS:

THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
. COMPANY offers tor sals 500 600 acres, in
Northern Missouri,
OfM: FtneSt Prairie and Timber F;,,miag Lands IA.
tie Wet,
In Lots to suit purchasers at Low Prices On the long
credit Of Ten Years, at FIVE per
cent. interest
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, IND MAPS
Giving full and reliable Information the CLIMATE
and its healthfuiness, SOIL, WATER, TIMBER, GOAL
ROCK, PRODUCTIONS, Markets &c, can t.. l.gd
gratuitousy application by letter or Otherwise to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner OF The ii. d St. 10. Il. F.,
ayc-Gn IA NHJBAL. lID.
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From the Examiner Norfolk, Ia.
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which they
were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its forms.
From, the E.,cminer, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tasted in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success,
From the Democrat, 81. Cloud. Nina.
If you are have been troubled with the headache,
send for box. (Csphaiic Plls) sc that you may have
them in case of An attack.
From the Adrertiser, Providence, Il. l.
The Cephalic Pills said TO be remarkably eg@c
tive remedy Tor the headache ana one of the very best
FOR that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From the Western X. Il. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.,
We heartily endorse Mr. spalding, and hi. unrivall,d
Cephaic Pills.
From the Kanarha Valley STR, Kdaaucha, Ia.
We that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, VII. stick TO them.
From, the Southern Path Finder.Sere O,,ecns. La.
Try them you that afflicted, and
that your testimony can be added to the already nG.
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (cephalie Plls)
Is rapidly increasing.
From tie Gazette, Davenport, Ioua.
Mr.. Spaldng would not connect his name with a, ar.
ticle lie did not knoUo to possess real merit.
From tie AGrer.iser, Pyortdence, II. j.
The testimony their favor is strong, from the most
Respectable quarters.
From The Daily Nens, Newport Il. L.
Cephalic Pills taking the place OF all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Ndss
Said 10 be very eficacious for the headache.
From the c NINE. ciaI, Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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TIA, Sic Ngg.cs.

- Office i. hereby g.y-a, al persons interested
~ hat =; s@- % a.ls AID town 'ts Tor the
due the city Of Ottawa for tie year leOJ by the lee
tie 2ith dag o. December .. 1870 Charles Stout ami
David SaaGrrscE then and E5V known tHe Elm @;
H.
L. No. c. in block 10 -. States adro1 20 C,taua
assessed - oLu Ford. al the Certificate % sale has
been da.y -.d 3. the uaf-r- raeI auI 20, ne Jr
redemption Nil expire ,lae Z4l lay o. December
-. 81 A4--+ So Z. 8 KING.
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E.TCGAS - GER,

Ai%II-Noio An - - Az In - I
LAMBS bought and sold ~ Commission. Taxes pad,
Abstracts 0! ftle furnished Collections nadC Invest
nents made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. O..a,.. Aur.st : 1877
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

2 WILL .sIl, good .!Inea and I; reasonable price
Z the following pror rriy, Viz:
Ny Res idence ~ nc east eide % Fox River couurs.E
the / OF block brinS 100 feeL iron. and rs fee;
dep II =, beyond question the hsadsOn-st location
r.T residence In the city %; Ottawa The grounds are
adorned with tile choicest kinds @ strubb=ry and
shade sLd 10 - garden apple pear 1rl aud
peach .rees IN bearUg condition. also plenty o. grape
vines, cuTraai-, goos-nerre, rasp-DerTes and straw
berries II short: everything desirable Tor -as- al, con-
fort is provided fu-.
A'.o eyacrys ofssui prairie land near New Michigan
a. Point a., LivjDg-sou t"1-fy.
Lots l.. ?. and . i.rrS -, Ottawa,
Lots aad 2 subdivision Lots u and H. Box So
l.: = Eioci -. a.. good b.siaess Los.
Al CO th- arov- valuable property L. offered a: q r,4-
EcyJ II OSNAN.
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varn:us ..am1, fer sale.

4 prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
MY GEO AVERY
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NOTICE EXTRA.

After this Saturday, May llth 1861, W" will sell good
to except for Cash and Barter at cash prices
For the three we have tried to sell goods
for cash only, but notwithstanding efforts to the
contrary find that have sold many goods on
credit Some viii have credit any hcw, though they
kr-w it il, ruinous them Now for all, hav
ieerminedi If possible break up this credit busiu-
ess. To accomplish it, purpose selling foEi one year
without any profit over what will pay freight and
penses selling. BY doing shall Iilaco our
selves in position that refuse matter how
anxious may be to accommodate. And ON the other
hand prices will seem much lower TO parties pur-
chasing, tina. they have regard for their own in
tere.is they will make fort to pay cash Tor what
they buy Thus by the end of the trust par
will get in the habit Of paying cash for what
they 6uy and fully satisfied of the saving it will lie
them that they could be induced to buy cred
il afterwards. We shall commence Monday morn
ing and mark dos goods We advise those who
buy for each, get prices before purchasing. and
We advise those who buy credit get them too,
they can see how much they have to pay for their
credit ANDREW LYNCH.
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Il s HOOD.

EgE1 u HOOD
II L--@-zifty HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Ses..-...;-2 inst P0LfiSis0 in .Sdi-H Ear>iops,
y ti- nature. treatment. and radica of Sper-
: } mr:4rr Ct Seminal Weakncs< Sexual Debility,
NerT"u-u-ss and Involuntary Emissions inducing I'm
potency. and Mental and PHYSICAL iucspaCijy.
ET RDHT !. CCLIEHWELL NJ. D.,
I tar a. tie e GgteE EoOk," dc.
Tie w0rid-r-uavusd author. in this admirable Lee
'H-- clear proves from his experience. that the
To. sr.f-abu-e may he es-ctuaily
novel -it'a-t medicine and Without dangerous surgi-
c ,D=arns. bon giS Instruments. ring, cOrdAls,
ilI''- out mode Of rGre ut once certain and effect
u#i, = viii every sufferer. matter what his co7di
ZION b.. cure himself ctsTply, priUfteIy, aud
r'6tr"iT- 1fi5 L-st.re vii. prove d boon to thou
sands and thousands
c.ift hostage STAMPS. by addressing Dr. I'll J.
c. KLi-E -! IO".ry New York Post oihce Bo 1850
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llLIIHES FJTTALTIEr IISTRl}
CAPITAL
UHLIM
~ -S-s-TLI
INCREASING.
PRESENT FUND
f5E ihe ?aymrn! 0.
LOSSES Ef FIRE
Sl.OUO.OGO.
. one ASC1-

PRINCIPAL. OFFICE At ALTON, ILLINOIS
GToRES AND MERCHANDISE, Dwelling Houses am
- Furn tIre; Barns aud Hay and Gram hrs' class
Mills Shops and other EudInCs. with their contents,
insured against Loss or DAMAGE ~ FIRE
This Conc auy has now been in existence over twenty
years; isue policies out OF tiis state mas
paid nearly half million dollars Cor losses; has iur-
nsed insurance Z" its members for less than iWo-thFds
price Charged by ii- hes, stock Companies II has
the largest and secured capital OF any insurance.
Company in the West
EVERY Loss or DAMAGE tina; occurs 20 property
Insured under u p-elaid system will be pad within
NINETY DAYS.
Merchants can now have their stocks insured in the
Illinois Mutual and in O: loss actually get their
money : Is promised by any otter Company
To the Farmer and the Mechanic THIS Company has
become State E-usy As-0cit'i1u IN which, at
against the % ire wiki certainty that, i de
stroyvi, they will receive the whole amount insured,
without litigation. or unnecessary delay
Z, has become TIE Insurance company for the F,.o-
Fi. 2r sHOis-auuuay saving lar sum. IN the state
that would taken by foreign Companies
remain uninsured?
BOARD Of DERE"TORS:
D. K Hart, Samuel Wade, IL W. Billings r. l. Gilman
Timothy Turner. Lyman Trumbul Robert smith,
Henry Lea John Atwncd J. W Sciwepie, Be- JtiHin
F. Long. Elias Hibfari, Francis A. Hoffman, Lswis
keiienberger, Il c. Atwood
BENJAMIN F. LONG, President
LEWIS KELLENBEEGEE. E'-,'sHrs5'-
Il e.. ATWOOD Srcr>ttry.
JOHN ATWOOD. Asst SecFetdry-
JOHN EIAIsDEI l.. G'HsrGl Agent
= Z HOWARD fSST (s@nerdl agent
WA NJ TRUE. Ag~if. OtIit1d-
u. 4 CHASE. EfJfribe.
ARTHUR MctiIRi;. La Sale.
l.. KELSEY IsHdOtg-
noyle-Iy MURRAY BLANCHARD, liz Sri3s-