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U s.ARMy.--9eneral orders from headquarters o.
the U 81 army directing officers who have been absent
an av for period Of eight months to join their re-
snacvecop1paies or stations forthwith. Officers who
have ben absent fora less peFioo oit VINCE aeass =
sbzenes exceeds eight month"; directed 70 report
.,.ssI,..s rfep eight months have expired Officers
In th siok list are directed to undergo an ex
a.ir,atjan from tie surgeon that their physical eond
ion NAV be reported upon
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Thanks to tie officers Of the Starlight, Eleanor b. l.
Hodge, Grand Era, Robert Fulton Douboon Texas and
Desoto for files Of late papers.
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The UNITED STATES DEsERTERs.-6e learn from the
New Orleans Crescent that John Wesburn, one Of the
German deserters from fort Washta lately sent down
from here to the governor concluded to extend bis r
70 New Orleana--hs comrade, not liking the appear
ance Of things stopped at Baton Rouge, but We have
not heard Of his reporting himself the governor
They obtained leave of absence, from the comman
der Of the fort for days and stealing and
plundering every thing they could lay their hands
The Crescent remarks that he two rasca arriving al
Shreveport, could have sold the horses and to
New Orleans with 'pocket-fuIl Of rocks" but they
fanced that if they came to New Orleans with the
horses their feat Of robbery and escape upon and from
Uncle sam would be recognised high act Of patriot
ISM emitting them to reward and compliment, if not
high honor In the independent State Of Louisiana
Mayor Monroe, after hearing tile story Of the dcser
ter and robber told him that secession and stealing
and devotion and desortion we're 50 widely different
that he would have to lock him up, not at all
ft for recognition in the souh-in other words,
desartor lin Var times shot and horsethisf Cat all
times III border countries bung) s. Dr.. Weisburn is
likely ID be surrendered to the United States govern
nent ried Ind shot, the it reward Of ill deserters
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SHREVEPORT:

wgn gEsuAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1861.
=
ne river opposite this point is still rising Since
onr last tie steamers Starlight Eleanor, j. " Sharpe
B. L. Hod4e, j. F. Bonford, Grand Era, D. R Carroll,
Robert Fulton, Lecomte, Doubloon Homer, Texas
Desoto ani Martha t. Alien, from New Orleans; Fleta
and vigo from jefferson; Era No. 5, Fox, Era 70 I
and C,sceola from upper Red River have arrived.
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~ t,n rar+iaITar rpnTfrst nf a friend Ne rpnuhish
ry.,I., \, e-,t...'..-.
from ING oP'"O q 9'l'nce nut 'le io''o"i''s P'o'
ductioa, written by young lady:
DIsuxloy.-Takina into consideration Che impor-
taat item that the Indies cannot vote be allowed to
pb nor even I'd talk about politics it ought certainly
q M allowed them the privilege Of writing.
Ana what can We write about in these troublesome
tnesg We hear more of war ,disunion union, aboli-
onists Lincoln and Instruction than anything else
and Is they Are the theme of every tongue cannot we
Be allowed The privilege Of writing something about
die only source Of news at the present time?
wa know nothing about the war we are ready to
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-02-13

We arc under obligations Iessrs. Sentell 4 Pra-
Their commission merchants New Orleans for late city
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Ma LINcdLS 4 BLACK MAS.-The leading article Of
tho Drogheda Ireland Argus, dated the first Of last
month il devoted the consideration OF the present
complication in American politics. The writer ntelli-
gence may be judged from this sample extract
The election by the northern States Of America Of
black man al president has at length brought about
state of feeling between the northern and southern
States which fol a long time has been feared, and
which threatens end ID the disruption Of the Amer.
lean Union Since the southern confederation was
formed no presidential election has excited 20 much
party feeling as has the election Of Abraham Lincoln
black gentleman hitherto unknown out Of the state ~
which he liyed--or at least unknown as pubic man
id Europe.
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FoR New OalEANs.-The regular and splendid new
passenger packet DeSoo, Capt Beard, will leave TO-
morrow evening, at O'clock
The regular weekly packet Grand Era, Capt. Ben
B. Kouns, will leave On Friday morning At halipast
10 O'Clock.
The favorite and superb packet Grand Duke, Capt.
Apologize, win leave Saturday evening, on the arrival
ef the stages.
The popular passenger packet Louis Dor, Capt e.
Johnson leaves next Tuesday evening, at o'clock
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THE MtET Al NEw 0ELE4ss.-Ihe Delta Of the lst
instant says committee detailed hy the State conven-
ton, waited On the officers of the mint Of that city the
day previous and informally took possession Of the
buildings To-day Che ls@ the officers Of the mint
will appear in The convention take the oath Of acgi-
ance II this State and resume their official functions,
and the working Of the mnt will 60 On as usual Them
tentoR Of the convention to take this course was known
70 Us several days sgo but until it was acted on in
sacret session ind became public act we deemed il
proper 10 Withhold any remarks y We make the
above statement with view correct absurd reports
regarding tha Mat, thu. sere flying about the city
last night.
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Geo Williamson, ESD, has been appointed coninis-
sioner to Texas by our State convention.
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Tie Alexandria Democrat Of the 9th instant, says
mail bag containing the official returns Of the postmaster
for quarter ending December 5lst, 1850 was taken
from the front of tie postoce last Saturday night
BY some bold thief and robbed Of all the dead letters
The Democrat further remarks caution citizens
keep good look out as our town is full Of loaters
both worthless and ragged Who would not hesitate to
steal a dime from blind beggar.
BY the arrival Of the express at st. Paul, dates from
San Francisco to the l8th.ult have been received
speakerfr tie assembly vas elected on the 18th BY
republican and Douglas democratic coalition. The
means Will be taken to elect United States senator
The governor III his message to the Legislature, takes
strong grounds ii favor Of preserving the Union, and
opposes the formation Of republic On The borders Of
the Padifc
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Tomotroy. tho 18th day Of February, i y NAL
entne's daF.
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The Missouri State convention uiIl assemble on the
18th inst. ut jefferson city.
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*In forts or on board ships-of-war The great ain
aud object Of this plan to gain timesay eight OF
ten months-to await expected Of Cancellation
on the part of the norh and the subsistence of angry
feelings in the opposite quarter.
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sovereignty" When and where was il
that-tWo meetings of the Union men, Of
Metzel, were attempte;lto be convened and
deferred from so doing by ':Yirginius,9 =
The being, ns a matter of course, the sOve-
reiguity2l Wien wins it the people of
WetZei quailcd before this "RoIAS FArH-
EAFss They wait for informatiou / pass
on, "by foreign mid succeeded in pnssing n
series of disgtnceful resolutions" which,
he has no doubt, will fiud their appropriate
place in the Inttitigeneer, As TO the char
aeter of the resolutions, they are before
tile country, and were passed unanimously
without any foreign dil, and both the
brains and the patriotism of s.Virgininsi
may be safely challenged to produce others
that be worthy to take their place
But again; "woc betide Wetzel, when the
IHtttlIyeHeer shall speak well of her.i'
Will alter md amend this language for
Etrgtulus by snyin9. tSoe 6etidt the ERteIii-
ge0ecr, when snCh things as yfrginius Shall
ever have an influence in or over Its col.
umns. Bnt in conneetton with the mass
of sfAlsehoods he has Gonc6Gted, he has
aeeidta ally told some = h6iesorne tfdth5g
Observe, f'tlie bite Of the reptile Is HARM
less that We have found to be the. faSEss
gentlemcn, for Yirgtntus has. been for
months engaged in swapping his harmless
man in. this nefgh ghburhood- d-no deaths huve
yet occurred. 30 Hae' 'laf =
'.But'its slime is no doubt poisonous"
Perhaps so, but We have neither the wish
nor Intention 10 come into suffcieatLy close
contact With Yirginus 70 test his texic6-
logical properties, bur he tells us one i'm.
portant truth, "Wetzel is souud."' That
Is a fact, gcnflencn,-sound to the core
sound as good Union sentiments can make
her. But he 'immediatPly tells u5 sonle-
thing that is not the truth: "TiIere are no
dark spots on her cscutclleon.' There are
a few not only dirk but blnck spots, like
Vtrginus, on tile escutcheon Of Wptzel, but
they nrc soinsiguificant rs TO be but bare,
~ discernnGlc! lie again (contidently,
perhaEs,) tells us some more truth: .Out
of this conflict will she come glorionsly."
True rs gospel. She will come out Of 1t
gloriously, nUbly, manfuIIy, and honorahly;
and she will be the bright star of tue IN
ion counties of the West; for she has had
trcachery in every manner and form 10
contend With.
havcnow done with his article. A few
words to Virginius personally; aud they are
these: Unless he has in future more regard
for truth thnn he hns manifested in this
Instance his reputation tor veracity is like
y tn become mnch more ssedy than the
llabiIiments of any person present ut the
Union meeting; and that if he will, over
his own proper Signature, assume. the re-
sponsibility of the article, will obligate
HmyselftO prove every statement in it false
by mhny of the most responsible men in
this community, as sonn as lie does So
Yours Respectfully,
SFNnR
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NUMBER 2l4

oumberland, at the Founrlry; Sd District.
Court House; Ith District, Hamilton. .
ReSotvea, That the military. officers. so
elected meet ht the Court House for lrfIl.
and further organization, on the following
Wednesday,. - a. r.
The committee on resolutions reported
she>tollowing preamble and resolutions,
which were adopted without dissenting
voice: S-57.,5,TS fif'i'e -
WHEREAS, we are led to helieveithat in a
spirit ofdtsobedieuce and lTdisIoyaIty to the
Federal Government and to the State of
Virginia, an organized minority of the
citizens of said State of Virginia Laye
been and nre now engaged In acts which
ifsunresisteda will drag us into anarchy
and .tromE our allegiunce to our county,
the touhdutton for which 6eliefsis pdtenr
toSlhe mind of every lover. of his GduutFt.
10 VIII the recent Rrti6ns of the 0onVen.
tie1 0nd Goyefnoreof our Suhte-therefore
Resotsed,a Thnt we as Virginians, ov ilaips
auegiances to the Federnl Government, do
hereby. protest against the'nctiou of said
Conventions as wells the action Of Cow
ernor LetcheE, In their com mbined efforts 10
force upon US government, the legitimate
,ohsprtnR of disloyhlty and treason TO ,th.
Federal Government. @
RsSotred, Tint We pledge o1rspIves3to
the maintenance of the Union nsipiven' TO
US by atheitmmortdl heroes ofiT5, md that
we will fight under nnd for that Govern
ment alone which now bears aloft in tile
MOST OF It's armies the good old -'Slut
Spangled Banner"
Rs5otped, That we rs Virginians. rather
than thus follow the Old Dominion out of
the Luton. will demand and MiIl, hare d.
UiSion Of the STATE.
RsRolps11a =
the Recommendation of citizens OF Harri-
son county to appoint delegates of our
wtsest, bestnud discreetesL men, to meet
IN Convention at Wheeling, un the l3lh
May next, to consult and determine upon
snch!actionns the people of North Western
Virginia. should take in tue present fearful
emergency. =
Rss0ired, That two delegates Mt large be
appointed. for this county, to attend the
Convention in the city of Wheeling. nm the
18Th day of May, 1861 and TINT the magis.
lerial districts of this county be reonestefl
10 appoint respcctivelyns many as they
may deem proper for said purpose.
On motion, George McPorter and Wm.
H. crawford were appointed delegates at
inFge ~ Tor this county to represent us in
the Wheeling Convention.
OnnIotion of Thos. Elder,
Rs'olpcd, That we approve of nil the
votes given by or deleEnte, Geo. McPor-
e, ter IN the House of Delegates and in the
State Convention.
Adopted unanimously.
q, p4niel Donchno, Esq, Major Crawford.
WIN. NJ. Porter, and others being lOudIv
called, responded briefly for the Union, The
Constitution, and the enforcement Of the
laws. ~
Ordered, that the proceedings of this
meeting be forwarded to the Wheeling In
teIligencer for publication, with IA rt6nest
HAT The Wcllsburg Herald and tue Pits
burg papers please copy. =
0n motion. adjourned to meet on We'd
nesdny next atFl O'Clock p: NJ, ~.
Il. ~ lSteacarf, scc'y.
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Another Grand ItnlIy Tor the Union.
FAIRTiEw, Hancock Co., VaI., -
s-a-...- .s--- ,,,;1 ~ Ior1-'f
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HOBBs a BARMEs

41LI ~ d d = q d "A II N III s.
MOULD COLLABORATION to their rdRsoFtn,ent
az Fancy articles, consisting of Medallion.
anu GUT Cologne Sets: Plain and Gold hand Tea Sets
ioets; Taper and Cigar Holders; Motto Guns:
E;tegeFN Ornaments; Carl Receivers. all sizes and
shapes; Fancy C1nlilesrickS, Match bnxes, Jewel
DoAea &c, suitable for beautiful and elegant Ures
St'19. ilfr2n
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RROM WMTzRL
nYirRiniUs', and the New 1TrrtiIs-
VILE Union Meeting.
New, AE2RiINsvILLB, ADriI 30. 1851.

NEw'AtaRpISsvILLB, April 80, 1861.
Edtior5 PhseliHg Intelligence: ra.'zf'rt
Gentlemen, my attention was called this
mOruing by friend TO m article in that
model Of all secession sheets, the Wheeling
(dis)- Union, which for scurrility and
ftlseLool can have but few. equals. II
would probably baye passed without. mo-
dce did it not seem = D act of Justice to
our friends in Ohio to defend them from
the low slang of fi9 cantemptibls author.
I The 5ffffzeIs Of olf place toldigg .6oi6 Lhe
article and tAe author IN tooMHeh eoaitRlPt to
pay Gly otte,ttion igFateper to tRsB,. Tie
first Insertion made by YIrginihs Is that
some thirty aeedy individuals from Barrs
vile Ohio, came over to our town to hold
Union meeting. in connection with about
the same number of persons, citizens Of
this Ecounty. Now, gentlemen, so Ear as
the number ,96 the citizens of Ohio 1who
were present are concerned, YiTginius
knew, as does every other man in this
community, that he was pen1iag q DELHI
crate faisehood when be penned ii. As 10
The seedy character. of our friends from
ohi6,I will venture tue assertion, without
Knowing positively who Yirginius is, that
there we're. men among them who eonld
buy, sell, or keep him, provided his habits
OF indolenee and general uselessncss are
not such as to render him Improbable
stock to trade in. As TO the citizens of.
this Gounty who were present at that meet
ing, The great mass of them occupy posi-.
lions, peCuniarY and social. that Yirgfntus
never can occupy, should he live 70 the age
of the patri9r 9rehg, The next item to be no.
'tlced ia his assertion that "the real object
OF the meeting was to put down Hail.
Now. MessEs. Editors, / know of M person
here who efiV n
great trouble about Hnlis unless il IS
VirgiIius aud his eo-adiutors. And as
20 Rgttipg. hinIl down. that would be
regarded -heresRB unneecssafy labor with
this,Fe FeHafk i dismiss tilis itsfp of his arti-
Gle; ,Plt he says, tttRice before had they
ATTEMPTED 20 convene fol.tEiis'pGtb tb6seshnd
iteeoiledi 6etore the ft6tnS of an Indignant
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Her leading journal proeIaImS fos
the Stars aud Stripes. and deelRreE
Its disgust with the Traitors.
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BFOndCaSt Seed SOWeI,l

JTlHE sURScRIBERs IIAyR PURCHASER F1TE.
A. TigAt fog !IANRs sER0 s0WRR. which 'tJvIs.
~ tlilts Of tir- and Grlm Seeds IN the most psr,
~ manner. IL simple, IN ftS contraction ami
~ WI great aesuraey and rapfdity. distribntfng
lns ASs evenly apon tile suFfBe0 without the yR6ts
s.tl4 .logf pe-nll1F 70 llall. sowing Orfera for
SsoHSf1 viii rceetTe pTounpt attention.
-mh2O - y SMITH 6 GOsREI,t :
.READ HEAD NETs-DIFSre1t Price a15.
~ ,IttyteS' AZ d STC0TL& BROS =
NM Variety Store.
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FTRR AND INLAND NAVIuATION
R.kG accepted at terms consistent With Solvcney an
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: A wERR's ExPERlHNCE.

~. - - y 81 - 77l.--l. ~
From the American.
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ruE pkclsIoY. ! -

'sesol THE DKClsIoS.t{ 5sl 4. "a sy5f :
Under which King2 is the question
which the current of events forces upon
the Stnte of Maryland, and to which She
10 required to give an }cxp1iritansHer7 1t
is alquestion not to be answered in nssiou
nor from caprice. 1t demands the coolest
deliberatfon, the soundest Judgment aud
the wisest forecast, but, at the same time,
the firmestr tresponse. Alarylandcdlls every
true son Of hers to give ready answer, re-
mcmbering as he does so that to him is COM
mitted some portioniof her Interest which
| he is 10 promote, and some portion of lou-
or which he is jealousy to guard.
1t is not question of election between
two. Governments, equally entitled to our
respect, with neither of which We arc con-
nected, and between which ne are iDdtf.
iercnt., III It were sp, the question SO per-
sistentl put; e'W III you go with tue North,
I or will you go with the SOnlh ~ might be
proper and pertinent. But it Is not so.-
On the one hand lis OUR GouxTRf, rich
in priceless memories ofsthe pnst, &hich
i,are ours becanse they are our countryis !;
rich in the vast extent and variety of
her present resources which enrich US
tHs n part OF our cOhntry.;- and riSll
(ohI how rich, but for the Present clond
of shame in tho golden promises of the
ing lEle
Wy Is ours, 1n the oiner maud Is aileague
Q! suites MIlnols a, history, Wlihsno ele:
'.lt' HlSuts Sl lnuePenoeet empire, ana around
On, the one hand is the flag round which
cluster SO many patriotic recollections, and
Wnlsn naS s MaESa anoSs theanraye IN SO
many naEu tongnt oallles the Gonstitu-
tioE Whleh5 so many ma 9t US have sworn to
sustain tue LAWS which n we have aided TO
ehacti tne alliances which we have con-
E"cSeG' ana .ne Sommsrel"l treaties which
'Se n4ss pst.9tlaIeI sl! When ise commanded
eSPeet as a hEst-siaSs power among the
nNs!9ns5ol sI2e saEln, o9 % thek kother RHn9
aLs .uosg Wno 9, tEai. tnat nag ~ the INST,
tbs na,ha ~ 9sstIoS ana EePuqia.e
,Ss,. 81 10 sSSe9, aeiI me iqws TpiSn
uT.e uSIPeu 70 enaet, ana must cons
M M'tGI.1u!AhceS as oeSt tney can Whens re-
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9ailg gutelliq
FHE CITY of BALTfMORE
Her Recovery from Mob LaWII7,I

Her Experience under the Secession
.siit9Hz}l,i tiil Rule. fsii . 2fliTtg5
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One Keek.s experience of the depression,
turmoil, excitement, aud ruin of the Seces-
sion epidemic, has proved Hn effective spe.
CHIC for baltimore, and we, hope for the
whole of.llaryland We hava had thelavs
violated by those-who should have guard !.
ed their sapctitIS, Individual liberty S6ridR-
ed, trnde Destroyed arbitrary restrivIions
imposed, an authority unknown TO the
laws exercised, and something vetS like A
Dictatorship created, before which even
the right of free speech and free thought
has been Paralyzfd,9 Following this we
have now the, happiness OF experjencjng n.
counter revolution, which by its mere NOR
al force has re-established the reign Of
reason, and, whilst iuquiring by what an-
tloFtty these thugs have been done, Is also
using its influence 10 redeem the city from
the stain which has been cast unou Il and
the injury and daulnge It has suffered.
In. the name of right and jnstice, It de-.
mands that prompt and energetic measures
he adopted for tue remedy. of the wrongs
that have been so suddenly brought upon
us, Let our city authorities appropriate
whatever is left of the $4,000 raised for
tee "detence of the city" for the redemp-
tion Of It's fair fame. Nearly a dozen
bridges have been damaged or destroyed
inthe effort to make Baltimore the battles
AlSsA VI AbAS uiuSL- uullHIWFOt- war NO
time should be lost, in theirrccopstrurtion
Every man tlnt-can wiell' mn axe or han.
dle,a saw should bc put Mt work till the
evil has been remedicd.. All that has been
done dnriug this week OF sad rcmcm-
hrancc must he undone as soon MS the
power of man can accomplish it. The
military have had their grand pnra.le, and
have responded faithfully and tnergetically
to the call of the authorities. We hope
they will nOw stack their arms and 20 to
work with - will for ilir public good. The
safety of Baltimore" demands the use of
the jack-plane, the saw and tho chisel, rl-
thcr than the 6aYonet and sabre.
But there is still more Than this to he
done. Baltimore stands to-day before the,
whole country stigmntize.l fur an act of
lnwless barLHrity. AN insignificant por-
ton OF the people have brought this deep
stain on our true and loyal population
This fact must he demonstrated to the
country before we can hope to be received.
again into social fellowship. Tho tnno-H
cent and guilty are classed together, anu
no time must be lost i'll proving thNt we
have been the unwilling victims Of n deep
and secretly cogtriyed. ,pQpulsE outbreak.
BTCry day. That We rest qnetly lldeE this,
imPnt"tion adds to the force of the charge
that has been brought against u.s. We,
must prove that the evil done was not n
deliberate net by doipS nll that we can. to
remedy it. This is the present work that
demands tue promptest execution.
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FTRR AND INLAND NAVIuATI
Risks accepted at terms consistent with SoIveney and
falr profit.
EIFeetdl dheRffOH 70 or D TPRELLN1S
dRd CbHteHtE for terms of one 10 6pe VearS,
Tho progress OF this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through Of financial sun.
IhIne and storm or in exempt from
sWeePing eonnagrattons and maritime disaster. Be
nE long established cash basis the troubles Of
the credit Syatem Affect In no material particular
During 'hard tlmOs' the security OF reliable Insu-
rSnce Il an Imperative lHty-ths ability OF property
holders to sustain lOsS being then much lessened.
Polteiesi ttne Without dcRy, and all business at
tended To with Dispatch and hdGlity. by
y. G, ARTHUR, Agent,
Once over tho Bank Of Wheeling.
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Upwards Of S13iOOO,Ooo
or Losses h1ve been paid by tho 9stna Insurance Co
in the past II years. n
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~ ~, Ss' E'RRE.--lOO bAslsprimo Rio cone.
"a. Fss'Esd and nor ale by = l57sszs. ~
@ n. REfLLY.ssE
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,n GARRAGRFN BAIM. =
- :, Lk!RArED FOR, ClUG as COINS, otez
oll PslISEE iIaii nras Stare.