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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13
Rsrrnxtsa 10 rHrR Hexrs The Psi
las Herald IT the 18th says.

We are pleased to learn from gentle.
men Just returned fre.n the frontier, that
the people are returning 10 their farms
and preparing 10 plant their c7ops
Hundred. ~ them fed tho soausry b.
fore the approach Of the savage. leaving
homes. furniture. and 10 many instasees
all they possessed in shis world -
goods and ehattcIa, 10 cscApe tn ~
and The scalping knife. Coo6dsncs 4
beginning \, be rsas,,rs !, thanks ~ Rcal
aud others. who inflicted severe chas
tisemeat apon The Indiana. and drove
them back to their dessert faAtaessss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

OF all the annoying men in the world
deliver me from the man who ihinks hitn.
sclf more righteous ihan his neiehb'r--
who i'm gimcs that his way ia Heaven is
the only true way, amd that those who
don't believe in him llsheli.ve Ia God.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

A WsAfwY voIrxresa Conss. The
Floyd (0a. Cavalry, nssAhcriug 20 'wsa.
preeerl t4istle propsety To tho an.o.Nt
Of o114,eo0- -or an average Of $500
each. Hon, s.,hn W. Underwood. cx-A
G., aad ION. r. J. Word. Mayer Of Roee,
O., ~ rrsvstss II this company.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

Abs,cmiourness and frngality are the
beat bankers They show = handssane
insercs, and never dish"nor dr~h
drawn On them by their hnmblest Gus
tnlncta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

MARRIAGE IN On Aes The Row. Isaac
Rosser. uf the Methodist Protestant
Church, an old pioneer Methodist preach
~. Who - now in the eghtieth ycar II
his age, aud Miss Sarah Childs. aged
sixty wears, were united IN the bends II
wcdlsk, At Atlanta, Ga, = few days
ago,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

Team arc sot very appropriate 10 the R.
'aR'eaa, and w have never favored the boo BIO
'choo Of pcetry-but the following contains on
u two bright glittsrings
rcardrops are the pssrIy dews.
Form d within the hear, by .orrow-
To-Day they may the ey" sufya~e.
And leave no trace upon the morrow.
Tcsr'drors mr. the jewel bright.
1ha: arc worn N Ioyons hours;
Theirs the rich, rejecting light.
Trembling IN the way-de flowers!
Tear.drops arr the stars al even
Starting from their depths of blue,
Fir-t, one lamp Is Il, In heaven.
Then thousand hash 10 view!
Teardrops arc the Toys Of earth.
Sent to Danish sorrows weight
on they perish ut their birth,
Yet they cause the heart TO break
Tear drops arc the gifts We prize.
From the fsithfal-- (,hey are fe~)-
When they slowly al the eyes,
And they sprug from Friendship true
BE they tears Of JOY or astress.
le, them tiieklc let them How
They will feed the heart with glsdusss.
Or relieve it OF is WIG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

IL think Have seen yea before. CIR /;
ars You noa Owen enith!' '"Oh. yes.
I'm OWN Smith, aad eMiu' jnnes. aad
oS1a' oeewp. and $50 svVrytsdy'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

No proof II temperance - man with
his ha, n II midnight, -SplAining to =
lamp posl the principles II hia party.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13
Drntl5trq.

NJ \ H. JOHNSON i,eshient Dcntit. Marshal
4 Texas, fully appreciates thc patronage Aid con,
fnce extended h him fsr the last two wears and
pc. l., merit Il. continuance. is responsible lot all
rk annc hv him. Teeth PVT mp On gr'i plate nom
; To ful set Ill., services can be obtained by nd
Ps-ing him by mail
~ Ovv,cs In Runners building up stare.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

rne CoxsYrr1scx ~ ras OnnSsosaAss
SrArsa. - IT, csnvsntiu~a a ~ States
-Alshama, Georgia. louisiana, fcxas.
ard Nississ;ppi--hsvirg. in III order
named ratified he permAnent constita-
ton II ,hs Confederate States. ~ -
as'tnsion Il now In force and the 0ov.
ssnmcss will - pat b opsrasisa seoe
Tag y lts ps0vtsioao.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13
tNRRlHt MAKING MD + PAIRING
SHOP EAST OF yug rraL!c savkRf.

( NUhl WI VI NklNh NM u IAhfNu
SHOP EAST oy ruF prHL!c SQUARE,
4 fec Joors heio,o ne IdktHs Hou", on
NE Man Shreveport hoad.
4 H. these who wish repairing HRY<
n don, on carriages AMI busgHsI cyf.
will bring them To- Gollin Mannls, SN--ss--
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the public TINT they are pre-
pared To- carry on the tarriagc Making and he
pairing l,asimss IN It's various departments
Having many years experience they i'a,tcr them
acke- that Tor ncatn $ of style and durability OF
work. they wilao, be surpassed byany establish
neni In the South
They have lust received and will always keep
on hand large supply of nes material suitable
for all slyl,s ot hasgi,~ anl Carriages.
Term. CASH and rrces rs lnw ms can be-
ail,nld ny ans good mechanic, Al work war
rant,l Call nmi examine oar HnfA ana. prices
l.. GoLpiN.
H. A. MANN.
Feb -. 1850. y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13


vsssiS;A Aaorsgn. "A special dispstcl
from asli,igton. TO The n. I. Express,
says
Dispatches were received this evening
from some Of the leading conservative
n,cn in ,hs Richmond Convention, Of .
character 10 excite AL apprehension that
Virginia viii juit the Southern Confo1.
cracy, unless tie president call an extra
session Of Congress with view to tlse
speedy adoption Il surns measure II ID
iusimen,. the Cfitscndcn plan. or The
border States propositions. The i'm
precision is that the Administrations !,
seeking 10 triil~ with the border States
and unlcss se.,c,hang be done. VI once
b. rcnssvc tina, impression, tho Uuios
men say they must swim with tho osr
rent, CT ic swept away with il.
Col. James Ba, bonr. of Culpeppes
who has all slong been one of tho Ables.
ef III. Union men. has given way hel6re
TIE pressure. aud IL out to-day for ecoeo.
sion. Tho President Of the Convention,
Mr. Sumner tclcgraphs that adAirs ~
approaching a crisis. and that il fcmains
with Mr.. Lincoln TO say whether VIZ.
gsnia shall scccdc or MT.
This Intelligence has created intsase
cxeitspent among the Republicans Asss.
and has thrown even the White llosee
into confusion bu, ,hs Prcsidsns, Up =
this .if,". IA without any dcdsise viewe
as h what should Ls done TO meet ~
emergency The Cabinet. Il i ven
known, arc divided on tn qnsstina q
Al extra srssinn M. IN tho rapid pro
gross Of events. Mr.. Lincoln mnGt eiiAes
break with his Cabinet. VI ~ boedss
Staten. lie has no alternative. Ho =
still u opinion. however. that no.hiaa
is ever !ost by taking tins llsnce y
has dispatched Cclonci La,a,n 10 Rich.
mond this evening 10 lu1k around. ~
conier with the Union men Ia aAa eboue
the Convention, and 10 rapport pseeFsss
~ coon ~ practicable
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13

II motives wers alwsye visiel mee
wosA cftsa blssa ~ - ~ fial'
ant oolcna 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-04-13
Tam Curhs.

L|vEO. LANE hnsrssg a. Ltir. Msr.hs'i, n'rrlssn
" county. Texas.
lr,iL. + MoSEiy. attorneys aud coa's'iior' at
Ipnssss-M J. istl. Marshall, Texas; $. =.
Noseley, jefferson
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

VIC are e&erting ii power against secession
nVei0ld greater than by all our armies in
the field. The rebels are lust hcginnirT
to feel this halter. The determination If
England to respect our blockade is thcir
denth- -kneIl. They hnd not the faintest
idea that their ports would be closed. To
iorce foreigners to interfere, their Congress
has passed n law forbfdding the cyportn-
lion OF Cotton in any other direction than
their segPoris. Had there been the least
iuea that foreign nations would have re-
spected our blockade, the Southern States
would have no more seeded tlsn they
wonil feed upon strIrhnine.
The blockade strikes fatal blow bo,b NJ
southern society and Southern finance. To
carry on the war the rebels want $780,
OOn,Oo0 II year. They can't get SlO. .OOO,-
O0O. Alltheir banks, with the exception
OF those of New Orleans, are broken
specie is to be had only at an excessive
premium Not penny can be borrowed
outside their ConFcdertey, and nothing in
side, for the lack of means. 1t is now pro.
posed that the $50, ,0aO. 600 new loan mn.
thoriLed, shall be !s5ued in small sums.
shinplnsters really, ard made legal tenders
IN all contracts. There are no means at
tie South for carrying on even the ordinary
operations of trade. To such a condition
h"d the Confederated States fallen before
our blockade commenced, and with the
proceed, of the last crop apparently still
in their hnnds. What must be their con.
dition when the next crop, for all CONNER
cial pnrposes, is absolutely yinconvertible.-
II we chose, we might reduce them to en-
tire subjectiOn without putting a man upon
their soil. But VIC cannot afford long
war. We must crush the rebellion in the
very first campaign. The more vigorous
and powerful our demonstration, the less
in blood and means will the war cost, and
the more complete the results When Vir-
gina shall be captured the end will not be
fir distant.
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SPECIAL N0IICEs Double the above rates
ding to the space occupied aud the nunbero
are "a from transient persons or stranp
erS S,tS, 70 be PGid for an adlraaee.
m mshess Cards not exceeding FIVE lines $40 per wear
OF % 81 ior SIX months but for shorter period nofn
WILL be counted less than square F''SH "O'''iiE
The privilege Of Annual Rdysris,p, a, ,,.,,.., -
Sne A1verttEeTs own Immediate business: and ali
SaSsfsS1ents , for the benefit of other prsons as
ofanction RaeS and real es:ate s.nt in I tE
be paid for at the usual rates - - '''et4 must
acknowledgements not accompanied Will, written
accordingly. "'4N W Sti'NE Seu
Notices 5 for Political Meetings be carg in all
nrriages. Notices OF Funerals, and anno, pro,.,..
VI Gr1nons, so cents each. noyIlySs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03
From aInson Countr.

WEST COLUMBIA, May %, 1861.
y large and enthusiastic meeting of the
citizens of this place was called for the
purpose of expressing their indignation of
tue secession ordinance.
On motion, z. l.. johnson was chosen
chairman aud, DR.. w. F. Brnnsirup Secre-
lary.
On motion of Capt. Daniel, commit
tee WAS appointed to draft resolutions cx-
prcssivc of our feelings, consisting of the
following: Capt p. Daniel and Drs. Grif-
fifth and Branstrup. The Committee made
the following report. Vote was takeH up-
on each resolution, and unanimously
adopted:
wHEREAs, For some time there has been
n combination of inca in and about the
town of West Columbia. whose nvowcd
intention WAS to precipitate Virginia out of
the Union, contrary to the Constitution of
the United States, and also of the Consti-
tuition of this State, and have further
threatened the lives Of good and loyal cit
izens, and have further declared that after
the 23d OF May all persons who voted
against the ordinance of secession should
be compelled to leave the State, and their
property would be coufscated to the Sc.
coded States. Therefore.
|. Rcsoipsd, That we, in mass meeting
hSSemuItu, 40 5olennIT bind and pledge
ours es, our lives aud properly TO the
support of the general government, the
Constitution of the United States, and the
enforcement of the laws.
.. That We will never acknowledge any
allegiance TO JEFF. Davis or his jrurrrIg
gang, who have usurpcd the laws of the
land, that was handed sacred down to us
by our patriotic fathers, and have stolen
the property of the General Government,
and arc now using it for the protection OF
rebels and the destruction of tue lives OF
loyal citizens.
,. That this day VIC h,ist the Stars aud
Stripes as or motto and guide, and by so
uoing, we of right claim protection from
all loyal men in Virginia; also, from all
loyal States and the Government of the
United States of America
4 That We cheerfully endorse the
Wheeling Convention, and are. and always
have been, in favor of severiug our con,
nections with Eastern Virginia; and more
SO since that very fne sggdr co0fsd 7H
amendment to the Constitution WAS pass.
ed We are in favor of the amendment
eqmaiiZing taxation upoa the white basis
5. That we will always respect III,
rights of Zory's, or SeesssiOnisfs properry
in aud about West Columbia, but at the
same time, we hold them as our forefIth.
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From wotzeI COUNTY.
LIrrLEToS, Wetzel Co. Va.
Mn,, IN 1oRt

May 81, 1861.
Our usually quiet village and vicinity
was, on Monday Inst, considerably cnlivcn-
ed aRd Pleasurnbly excited by the pnssnpe
through, eastward, of large body of Un-
Gle Sans soldiers, giving US for the first
time II visible, realizing sense of the truly
unfortunate condition Of our country, and
the patriotism of her sons in rising in de.
tenre of the Union. Instead of regarding
them MS Northern invaders" our pcopie
hniled thcm as friends and protectors, and
received them with acclamMtions of ioy
and satisfaction.
The daily passage since of soldicry. in
the same direction, gives evidence of the
determination of the government to now
go vigorously to work and ..put the thing
1 through as fast as possible. In carving
out the good work they have the PRAYERS
of every good citizen. If nothing but war
will answer, as nppelrs to be the fact, the
sooner it is over the better for nll.
Our village has beeh somewhat excited
| for the past few sights by rumors of
threatened attacks With fire and sword NV
the secessiOnists. A close watch has co:I-
sequently been kept up, and should any
ool-hardy fanatics, with secession prnclfv-
lttes, have made any attempts of the kind
they would have met with II very warm re-
cep'iun. We are prepared for all such ex-
igenciGs, and will try and settle them with
II dose of COlrs, number sir.
Having heard of the possibility of such
an attack being made last night, Capt.
Walluce, of Company B, 18th Ohio Rcgi j..
mcnt, kindly halted OF the cars for the
night, with ten of his men, and remained
over to take part in the ball should one be
opened; but if any such game had been
intended it was very wisely given up or
deferred. Our thanks are nevertheless due
To the gallant captain and his men, who, we
doubt not when the Opportunity offers,
will do credit to themselves and old Bel
mont county.
Secession is quite Mt discount here
None so low MS to do it reverence. We are
all looking forward to the formation. of
'New Virginia" as u "consummution most
devoutly to be wished"
Yours Respectfully,
WETzELl
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A SHORT WAR PRoDARIF.

The two Armies Compared--The Aa-
vantage Gained by Removing the
war to VIrgInIa-TPhat the sfEecto
upOm her VIII be.
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Missouri MfnIm 9 COMPANY


Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL. STOCK 81 90 OOO-
VNlIIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE pTI.
L pose OF advancing the great mining Interests Of
our State We do not profess to he governed bv
purely plIilanthropic motives I'm initioff,,s III;
terpI-c. We believe that the stock can N, made -
phy large dividends. nnd nj tile same time more real
EoSd accomplished and greater PIOgTtps made ia de
NeInplhS ana making known the asttuiSlpg n,jrernI
we; til of Missouri. than y til e use Of i've nts The
amount Of our capital invested in any other business
We Shall make the office Of our Company a com.
pletc mining bureau OF the mineral resources M lie
Sinte. We lave power under our cI.nftrr TO mr.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located In
HtSs"u' NtFnt Inducements will be offered to cnL-
italiss aud mining ndvcntnrrrs, " Eo desire 10
Company. va" 'l''
We rsspectrul'y solicit the attention Of all uto
have mineral lands for sale to send us Statement
of the same, describing the kI OF minerals or, feiT
lands the number OF acres the location and lie low
est cash price they willing to take for said lands
e snail WORK only such mines pay largely, Tut
hhait open and prove most nG the lands We ell Tho
ho"ks for subscription to the stock arc now orep Al
Tue office Of the Company. Nlau street. northwest
40 Il LO:uststreet. All who feel an interest Ia tls
business and have money, will do well to call and
anoSe wishing stock, living out Of tho
can secure II by enclosing ten per cent Of the
amount wanted TO III" President or Treasurer
prEEcToRs:
Henry Henry , .. Bacon Esq, Matthew Butler, Esq,
IoScpI, lathnp. Esq, Il. N. Lynch ESQ.,
''' y bosE' ESl'' Joseph Payne, Esq,
Henry D. Bacon, LV. Rn.v
NJ. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CI,APP Prcs,,
The above prospectus has un to tLfs date Icor
published in only one Of lPHdiuG papers for ten
days No extra efforts to get stock tnke1 have Iccn
Hu'e; yet tie public 30 we'll appreciate the sound
mes" o. the enterprise, that two hundred thnu1
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
MnuIn briefly state that tie shaTesHTe S25 eac paid
IN inil without further liability; transferable bv de-
livery; registered only when dividends are received
Any person having money spare. can by the pur-
chase OF shares the Missouri MINING
make an Investment that will pay largely and hod
hoc tnt is readily converted into cash without Ioas
answered. nsbsS 55E+E1ip'S 55ES1p,'S
St. Louis. Mo., MARCEL %. 1861. WIN
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aally gntrlligruter
TERMS OF ADvEnr1sINc.

E"ELvE sO1ID LINES EoSPARErI, CoE ONE 1ycu /, os
LESS, MAKE sauARE
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ers did in tue days of the revelation that
gained our indepenaence-iu war, enemies !;
in peace, friends.
G. That we condemn the IEsstern Rsrislr
as a secession paper, altogether unworthy
the support OF Union men as II county pa
per.
I That while we believe in State loyal
ty, we also recognize the Government ns
superior to the State, and we therefore be-
lieYe in adhering to the Government, re-
gnrdless Of the States Rights doctrine,
which is only a pretext for the political
heresy of secession.
8. That these resolutions he published
in the PMrkersburg Gazette, Pomcroy Tel
egrgph, Wheeling LntelLigencer, Pittsburg
Gazette, Cincinnati Commercial, aud Dollar
Times. Z. L. JOHNSON, Pres't.
". r. Brunstrup, sec'y.
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Interesting News!
Anew Oil Wei! just Discovered!
But Small Amount Required for ev.

cry one to take share.
EVery 90 ce1's iHsestea teiii yieid ST. ecerM
IN ADVANCE OF TIE NEW HIGH TARIFF.
10O CASES OF. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
lOO DRY GOODS
6ecn received which the Subscriber Is able
70 seli LOT less than half their original value
H0stdes many other goods received lie will ouly
Tshtion $50 pieces vf Silk Of ali the latpst styles at
All prices, sone ms low 50 cts per yard worth at
'SSt 81 aud some Plain Silks low as sc per yard
tillas ''''N'N ''''Ns tOf DRESSES ana Man
Dress Goods, large and varied assortment, somr
LA, Dress Goods for only Sc per yard worth
L LNEns and Lawn Robes, plain and figured Bereses
Double width grey, black and whIto Dsreee. for
snew visa and Busters; some worth 81, for only so cts
challies and Dslulnes, GInghams and Chin,zes,
large stock; some ~ dark French CbInIzes for
10 lSe o per yard worth at least Sc and light ChiutEes
sHAWLS-lOO Grape ShawlS; all coIorn. from & IN
% dollars piece; 20 Twisted SilII shSvTIs new
styles: 100 Stella ShaWls, some as low as 81
L snE and Cloth DuSters and Cloaks at all pr!cea
for Ladies and Misses.
French Lace Munfles Of all the latest styles,
large stock OF Etubrolderies and WhlteGOoIs.
81 pair. -SA - 80
Parasols, Hoop Skirts and Corsets, a large stock
..DoSlESTlCS:-EaSt colored Prints, (UHrrSnfrd,J }
Ief ~, and 6Ic per ynrd, worth l2IS. 10 and &c
PeE-yRrd Bleached and Unbleached Nuslins of all
NUNS end qualities Irish Linen and Linen Table
C4GSPEr5.-75 pieces OfInEraIn, 3 ply and super.
hne Carpets ut ull prices.
good assortment of Boys Ready Made Clothing,
OF which have been bought for cash from Importers
ana Will be sold at greatly reduced prices by
ALEX, IIEYMAN,
apZ l3T Main st., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

40 ~. co EE.--lOO bags prime Rio Coffee
!" NJ. REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

A ASON CITY SALT.-lOO bbls Lest rnrn.
~ mon 50 h5is Dairy, Just received per steamer
Liberty aud Tor sale by [myIi M.REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
81 L1ssss have been paid by tho !Ttna Insurance c.
In the past Il years.
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situation or analr. in 1vs..ern Vi, :

Situation OF affairs in Western VII /.
Einin.
From leader in the Cincinnati Gazsue,
we take the following extract.
There will be to-day about eight thous-
and Federal troops in Western Virginia,
tue advance being probably BY this time
encalnped ct Grafton. 4 force is also to
be thrown into the KAnawha Valley. to
drive out the rebels who have been in
camp Mt Buffalo. TWENTY-FIVE miles from
the mouth of the river. The force at
Grafton can be further Increased within two
days to fifteen thousand men, the Govern
ment being in full possession of the BAlti-
moro and Ohio Railroad between that point
and Wheeling and Parkersburg. Thus q
powerful army cuts off all communication
between Eastern and Western Virginia.
The Union men of the latter, who include
the great bulk of the inhabitants, hailed
the march of the Federal soldiers with i'm
mense enthusiasm. Grafton is one hun.
dred miles from the Ohio river. From
that point troops can be thrown forward
toward larper's Ferry with great rapidity,
as soon as the bridges which have been
injured by the rebels shall be repaired.-
Tue Union sentiment predominatcs along
the line of the road to within few miles
of IIarper's Ferry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-03

EPEHh not siat5S9 S5 S5
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Henry D. Bacon, l., Y Rn-v
NJ. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAFF, Prcs,t.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS accepted Rt terms consistent with snlveucy and
TTir profit.
ESNeiald't2Rtiong giyeH 10 Insurance. IF D WELELNGS
dad Contents for terms nf one to fire years.
TIC prOgrcsS Of this Corporation has been stable
anluninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine aud storm peTiOdsevcntful in exempt from
sweeping cOnhAgrRtiOns AMI maritime disaster. Be
ia- long established Hna cash basis. the troubles of
the credit system affect ia no InIteriSl particular
During "t1rd timcs' the security Of reliable Insu-
r'nc" is AN imperative ntyths ability of property
holders tOSustain loss being then much iessaned.
Poiciosis issued without delay, and all business at
t-niei to with dispatch and fidelity. by
y. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
oilse over the Bank Of Wheeling.