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Afternoon Dispatches.

Dispatch from the Commander Of the
Indiana Xouave Regiment.
INDrAyApoI1s, June 17.-Thc indianapolis
Journal received the following special dis
patch from Col Lew. Wallace, Commander Of
the 11th Regiment at Cumberland, Nd, the
10th: After the dg ht at Romney, the rebels
did not rally and return. They ran 10 miles
towards Winchester before they stopped 80
far from my retreating, I brought into camp
at Cumberland their tents, valuable arms,
uniforms and medical stores, without leaving
anything behind. Their rout WAS total
Next day there wero seven funerals in the
town. We killed q captain, an ex.membcr Of
the Legislature, and took one Of their Majors
prisoner.
I eend you this to stop the Infamous seces-
sion ISLANDERS about my retreating, started By
ssme coWa1d1y scoundre1s In AleInndria Nv
boys are entitled to all honor and they won 1t
bIayely. They have not forgotten Buena
Vista
[signedl Lew: WALLACE,
Colonel 18th Regiment.
, 1861-06-18

GRAFTON, June ia report reached Cum
be,1aEd yesterday That the rebel forces were
marching from Romney to attack the Fed=ral
troeps and bum the city, causing intense
excitement They have not mado their ap
pee1ance up to this time.
"A letter received from Cumberland states
that all the wires and rails Of {the EBaltt
more and Ohio Railroad from MartinsburE
to HaEper's Ferry have been carried away
b. the rcbels snd also states that
delegates to the Wheeling Convention from
BerRley and jefferson counties were impr1s
oned at Charleston, Va It is not known What
movement Is contemplated from this poin.
aud recruits from surrounding counties are
1argely On the increase.
, 1861-06-18

.grains can be run up to 1t, however, and troops
will c1oes In skiffs Tomorrow,
The bridge will be rebuilt in less than q
week, and Gen. McC1el1and will be brought
through inside OF ten days.
This was noble pfece OF work, It being
LOCO feet long, and vas built by Engineer La
trobe but ter years since, In the most scien-
tifc manner. 1t has Elk spans, and cost con
siderable. The damage to property Is not
ended here. but the Railroad Company and
Of valuable works. The body Of the tressel-
ling On which the road was supported from
lie bridge to the end of the Government
property, about mile and half in extent,
Is nearly III destroyed, as veil as tho upper
bridge Of 1e0 feet In length, over the Govern
neDt Ca1nl.
The telegraph staten, buildings, and tho
other railroad works arc also demolished.
, 1861-06-18

I Fort Calhoun, or the "Rip Raps," is an
immense foundation for g fortifcation in
Hampton Roads, about equidistant from
the main land north and south. It is sit
uated On the south edge Of the ship chan.
mel and completely commands the nayiga-
ton Of the James river. It has been for
fcme years loaded with hundreds OF tons
of loose stone to aid in settling the walls.
Though not secure fertilization in itself
it is an admirable place for rife cannon
battery rs is shown by the facility with
which shells were thrown from it into the
Scwall's Point battery three miles of
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WHEELING, June II in the Convention to-
day, Nj: Pierpont, Of Marion county, made .
speech in favor ofthe Declaration. On motion
of Mr.. Dorsey, Of Monongahela, the Declara
ton Tas ordered to third reading. Mr. Car
liele obtained leave to re; ort IN ordinance for
recognizing the financial bureau Of the
Slate, By wbict no aherIT or other depositor
Of public funds is permitted, under penalty Of
1oss Of his cflcc, to pay money to the Rich
moEd authorities, or any Of but the authori-
ties hereafter to be provided. aIr. Dorsey
moved that the Declaration be put upon the
So; not vote In the negative. Thirty mem.
bers we're absent On leave. The Declaration
Hes signed by Sc, the same number that
signed the Declaration Of Independence,
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ST. LOUIS, june 17.-The street collision
to-day, Was not 30 serious as apprehended.
Tho secessionists have been trying to make
great capital out Of it, but uusucceesfu11y.
The most reliable version states that five
companies Of Col Ka11man's regiment having
returned from St. Charles by tbs North Mis-
souE railroad, passed up Broadway to Seventh
street and st. Charles street. 4 man on the
sidewalk ..mado some beast1y insulting re-
marks, which caused his arrest. He digayow-
ed any offensive meaning and was re-
leased and passed to Olive street,
where shot was fired from a
second story window, east side. The soldiers
cay that simultaneously with this shot WIS
fred from the pavement by the man just re.
lea4ed. Peter 8teik fell In the ranks, wound
ed, when his comrades commenced firing at
the Hindows. Several witnesses testify to
hearing shots from pistols from windows.
Some cay IS were fred.
The secessionlsts' story as to the accidental
discharge Of musket is untrue, as being the
eause Of the troops firing. 4 gun did 60 OF,
but this WIS before steik fell.
No doubt is felt this evening that the troops
we're assailed By shots frat.
The serious results arc:
KnIED-Jabez Terriu, mouldcr; Cuuen
Tracy, 1aborer; Nemeir ". Pratt, policeman !;
killed In Recorders Court room balcony, one
unknown.
WoUSDED.-Capt. Rleck, badly, but not
fatally; Peter Stock, soldier; IN Irishman
living on 18th street, wounded In left leg aud
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Cobb's battery Of six riaed guns is also COM
Affairs at Le3RbuFg,

WASHINGTON, juno 17.-Col. Stone's COM
merd arc In quiet possession Of Leesbu1g5.
The GERS are running fourteen miles on the
Alexandria and Leesborg railroad. The route
Is expected to be opened By them for Patter-
sons Division. Ten secession p7isoue1s are
reported captured in d skismish BY 3tone's
ccmmand The War Department has ordered
the rebuilding OF Harper's Ferry bridge. It
Is EXP Iected to be dcce In flre DAYS.
, 1861-06-18
NUMBER 200.

is Thought, wc1e killea-one supposed to be
Capt. sh1eeVes, The Virginta1s 1edeated.
None Of our men Tere fri riHred.
detachment guarding propeller seat hers
from Annapolis with stores, &c, were attack.
ed oE their return below Aquia Cre4k on sa.-
T 41aag: E. seserA snots WeEe tired By the rebels
No injury Wss done us-
r.. Z. Herald's Dtspa.eh1
There Is reason for the confident belief th.t
Gen. Scott is fully prepared to keep the rebel
csiefs on the back track, a: least It'll they shall
have evacuated Vi1gluia ard Tennessee. The
whole rebel force, except the rear guard, at
Manassas Junction Is said to be retiring to
Richmond
Every point On the Potomac, from Williams
pctt to Aqua Creek, Is now guarded by Fed
era1 troops.
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~ 13IhASsI = 311s1FJs 0e3130 *17 1o'.17
there is considerable OF furry among
T1 .s:n ~ of our citizens relative to proceedings
r. w before tho Grand JurY, growing out
~ ~ n,t .essstigation into IN alleged payment
;-sn.n ornaso Of 10000 to well known gentle
IL ~ NO were in favor with the legislators Of
zNerYSto,aate ~ aaeas!on @ to secure, The passage Of .
Fnhrre+a.A Cty bM- It g understood that
nerf Da-ts 1ase been Issued to several promt-
cSe. f1's y 70 sppear md testfy Of theIrkaowl-
, 1861-06-18

JEFFERSON c1T1, no., June 1.-THE fol-
lowing proclamation was issued here to-day:
HEADQUARTERS, CAPITOL,
JEFFERSON CITY, Dune II, 1861.
To he Citizens Of Coe county and The adjoia.
ing counties Of Mo: o:-Cstizens + have been ap-
POINTED By the Commanding General, com
mander Of this place, with the view to extend
my authority over Cole Co. aud the adiac mt
counties, In order to preserve the peace and
tsnIqu1lity Of all, citizens, to assist the cl,n
authorities IN tie maintenance Of the govern
ment and Of the Union, and the enforceme Mt
OF the Constitutional la.s Of the country.
By the. precipltate flight of Governor
G. L. jackson and otherB, you have
been left without q Stste authority and With
out government. This State OF things
would have produced aw1essness and amir
chy, and all the consequent evils, and It has
thus been deemed necessary to supply this
luck by appointing commander OF this
place, having surveillance over the city and
Its vicinity. !, therefore, c.11 upon the clty
authorities, as well as the authorities OF this
county, to continue in the legal exe1clss of
their oflcial duties, and Win always be
ready to lend them my assistance, for
the enforcement Of the constitutional laws Of
this country. do not wish to interfere with
their official business, neither do intend to
mcedle with the private concerns Of the citi-
and your property will be respected. Slave
property will not be interlered with By any
ofmy command, nor will alaves be- allowed to
enter my lines without written author
.ty from their masters, and Notwithstanding
that NC are In times Of war shall endeavor to
execute my instruction with moderation and
forbearance, but at the same time shall not
suffer the least attempt to destroy this Union
and its government By the performance Of any
un1awfn act, and shall prosecute and deliver
up to the proper authorities all traitors and
accomplices, aiders and abettors.
/ call upon Ill friends Of the Union and upon
al good citizens, to form themselves in com,
panles Of Home Guards for the protection Of
the Union, to arm themselves and to drill.
will be very glaJ to have them a. far IS
possible instructed by my officers, aud to con.
tribute With all my power to their military
education. Every citizen who has business
with the Commander Of the place, or intends
to bring some complaint before him, will have
free access to my Headquarters from 10 to 12
II o'clock l. n. Ny soldiers will observe the
btricteat discipline, and hope that the sup
port Of al good citizens will enable me TO
keep this city and vicinity In perfect pc3cc
and order, and to keep far from them the ter
rors and devastaions OF the war.
Col Commanding ID Resf 10. volunteers.
, 1861-06-18

In 1r1es IKE NE resent when the possession Of
property 10 nas=. sta1n. ana, IN conacqueaen. 50
11any mni4s HoA Danger of being 1ets to tbs caa1t
tea Of the world. becomes tho urgent duty Of every
Father IN ths er whether tsh or pocE. TO Avail hl-
te1f OF the advsu ss.es ot LIS Insurance. u m aaa
OF guarding tho he loves ouu. the contingencies OF
LIE and dsat- Therefore wa say 10 eyery rs.aer OF
Husband: you Can ouls za!so the money to pay er
anan pohs On your HE, do sh4s. DO It now. don't
postponaD another dhy:
Renelo ber It eozta man aged u, only aooat %
cent? week to insu.1 his lt.e1n tho cogyECT1cur
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
!. For $4,000.
Could you' do batter with the moaey Let
| evesy man wbo hAs others dependent upon hin aak
| himself tha. question.
Reserea for 1861 Dividend, 80 per cent.
Application for Insurance received
BY L. ID. 0I.MsTED d CO., 'Azeats>
CHICAGO.
, 1861-06-18
lake DfmxfAra.

. CIErE1AED, June 17.-The schooner Fre-
mont, with Il coo bushels Of wheat for Buffalo,
Epnk in the river last night. Also the schooner
Ben: Flint, with cargo Of wheat for. Buffalo,
u ashorc west of the Fiets, full Of water. Both
hulls End Frcmon.tsz cargo IL Insured In
Buffalo.
, 1861-06-18

NEW YcRK, June ia letter from amer
canti1e house in Richmond says there is no
probability Of any provision being made for
the payment Of the Virginia interest duehese
it will be paid In Virginia currency at Rich
moud.
, 1861-06-18

: new YoRK, June 17.-The steamer Peer.
less has arrived here from Toronto under
American colors- The steamers Atlantic and
Baltic afe to be converted into gun boats.
The Florida and Augusts arc eoaled up resdy
to transport troops. - y.
, 1861-06-18

FREDERICK, Md, June 17.--Gen Pattersonrs
forces are encamped at Hagerstown and
Frankstown, three miles distant and at sew
ezal intervening points.
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From Fort Monroe

ESPECIAL Dispatch to the y. 7. T.lbu1e.l
FORT MONROE, June 16, via BALTIMORE, II.
There is 1o Gotbt that an important e1pe-
diticn is On foot It ia said today the rebels
s1e throwing up q battery opposite the Rip.
Rape, ee protection against the Sawyer rihed
gun which fired the shot into Sewalls Point
battery yesterday.
Cotb's battery Of six rined guns is also COM
ing.
Col. Baker, Of Oregon, ,wi1l, 1t Is rnderstood,
be associated in q responsible military capaci-
II Ia this vicinity. He arrived here yesterday,
, 1861-06-18

ALEXANDRIA, June 17.-An advance Of the
rebels was, expected last night from Fairfax,
G. E. Our position Is considered impregna-
bic
, 1861-06-18

ST. Lou7s. June I7.-Report says that Brig
adler General Slack, whIie musterfng troops
Into the service Of the State at Chlllicothe,
wes taken prisoner by Col Curtis oi the lows
volunteers, on their way to st.. Joseph. It !s
LfAyenTpfkh. = :
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TOLEDO, June 17.-The First Cougrega-
tionAl Church, and two dwellings, adjoining,
were destroyed by fire last hight. Loss,
SIS, C0Q-paltialjy insured.
, 1861-06-18

BALTIMORE, june H.-Gov. Hicks sent =
eha1p metsage to the Legislature in reply to
the order Of the House appointing a commit
tee to examine the executive record.
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GEN. Lyon Mt Jefferson City.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat.

JEFFERSON C1rY, June Is.
Jefc1eon City taken, and "nobody, hurt"
The steamer Iaiau, with Gen: Lyon, bis COM
:rotten, md the left wing Of Col Blair'a Regi.
mtnt, under Lictenant-CoL Andrewe, reached
here little before tWo o'clock, aud met with
an enthusiastic reception from the loyal citi-
zens headed BY Thomas L. Price.
a1st to disemha1k, just below the Psniten:
tiary. They complished this fest in good
order, under Sergeant Hare and went up the
road fronting the Penitenhary On the double
quick, occupying the height on the opposite
&c siidr, r,'sf belonging to Alfred H. Lay, seees-
Gen. Lyon and lis staff followed his com
pany; next came the volunteers, in tho follow
Ing order, headed BY Lieutenant Colonel An
dreWe; Company G, Capt. Cayerder; Com.
Go9pany b, Capt Riehards; Z COMPANY a % c,
Oapt Stone These marched In good order
through the city, cheered at several points,
and finally occupied Capitol Hill, amidst tre-
mendons applause. ". H Lusk was the
happy individual selected to raise again the
did, the JeferEon Bind playing the Star Span
gled Banner.
There was no secession demonstrations Of
any kind whatever. The j. C. swon arrived
Just as the volunteers were occupying the
Capitol The demonstrations With which the
t1tzenc- Old ladies' wept, and every one
fee1ned oveEjoyed at the sight once more of
The old flag.
Gov. Jackson wns at Bonneville o. 8 O'Clock
Yesterday, 14th inst The Governor had
lcdy guard Of 120 men with him. The Gov
towards Arkansas.
FROM 1oLLA-PRoGREss Or TIE SOUTHWEST
EfPEDrT1OE.
FSpccisl Corrrxpnndence nf NfsEnuri n.morrat
, 1861-06-18

Moro NOW York Troops.
New YonK, June 17.-EIght regiments arc
expected to leave this city for the sent Of war
this week, over 1000 strong.
, 1861-06-18

The Anniversary Of Bunker I'LL.
'Bos1oa, June 1.-THE SCH Anniversary of
the battle Of Bunker Hill waa observed with
more than usual manifestations Of patriotism.
, 1861-06-18

JEFFERSON CrT1, no., June 1.-THE fol.
lowing proclamation was Issued here to-day;
HEADQUARTERS, CAPITOL,
, 1861-06-18

Gen. Lyonsa Proclamation,
ST. Lou1s, June Il The following pro-
elamatIon. has just been Issued in IN a1tra
Democrat:
"To TIE CITIZENS OF MISSOURI: Prior to
The proclamation issued by Gov. jackson Of
you that the Governor and Legislature sym
pathixed In the revolutionary movement
low In progress In this country, aud had
adopted every means In their poTer to effect
q etparatlon Of this State from, the General
Government. For this purpose parties Of
to military companies throughout tho State,
With the full knowledge and approval Of the
Governor. The establishment Of encamp-
ments In the State at IN unusual
period Of the year, and entirely
authorized for an indefinite pe-
Rod, could hnve had no other object than
the concentrating of large military force, to
oct then In contemplation and subsequently
passed. bill so offensive to all peaceful In
habitsnte, and 20 palpably unconstitutional,
that 1t could be accepted BY those only who
cherished objeet, tho disruption Of tho Fede-
ral Government. Thst bill provides for an
obligation to the State on the part Of al
persons enrolled under its provisions,
5Teapectixe Of any obligations to the
oa ..t -, 3Ho' Ga.s' Men ~ CONSTITUTION re-
legiance to the United States. This, Of Itself,
Is Reputation oi NJ authority Of the General
Gove1nment, Whose constitution is the su-
pIeme law, On the psst ct the state Govern
mene. IT'S o1neeIs ana such oiticsss and citt-
zens e .s ~ magnt eaoosa 70 aaopt tae proVisions
Part 'ot the Legts!at9Ie and the Governor,
Mato decaelauons hoenle 70 ats authority and
u sympathy Win those Who were aHayed in
eonalnon OF actaat nosulty agalnst It, atcould
leave no doubt o1 rs object To carry ont
the provisions Of this extraordinary law, the
public schools we're depr1red Of this funds
necessary TO ;he eoncatton Of your children T.;
your asylums even stripped Of tho means of
supPor1 aud an ADDITIONAL onerons tx
imposed upon you IhAaa blll, regard
Cd as # :. h.s mitg4ay been BY
~ io5al eanzans o. ths&hited States as
having IN d1ect vieA Ahoat1htles to the Federal
government, %aa4@ aesmed y by General
, 1861-06-18
Nv ONDERFUL DEVELOP
w MEETs, bat can be satisfactorily demon

nhre. RIT0sEzRy
From the West India Ialand the Greatest CattToya1s
and Planet Reader Of tho present age
MRa. BITTER can give EfoToAdon about atsens
ft7gndR, whether living sr deah. to:eSer with tbs
loet monty and dl1eseat property ete ete So pre.
to cu-e Cancers. FevaF Sores, While 6weltt1ga etc
In thurt tine s- Ritter CAL b consulted ut her re-
atdence. No. 4S State street, tupstal1). nom ~ T.
to VI. 4. ieE8X1t
, 1861-06-18

G5 REWARD.-Dog Lost-A
dQJ E1ack-and Tan PUP, quito smsl1. four mouths
CID. ears uncut Any one returning sAd Dog to WM
reward. te191tt
, 1861-06-18

new YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Belle
Vile arrived from Havana the 12th. Sugar
unchanged; stock 240 coo boxes,
, 1861-06-18
DISPATCHES TO TIE ASSOCIATED PREss,
Last Nights Dispatches

Qn Tow, r,.a.r TIL. r,, e.---
enpage IN fSe interior n liz stat conaieta aom
~. ~ stat5aa5 :. - r ..gaso NET oi "an
3 enn ~ paIfa ~ aau veuetson Clty
~ - v ~ u Pa.,1 o. tue o seata~est
Jnea1h =. 49, - a1ana neA tha aMoaI; 9 81 q
vusspn: a,u aione Lne Hanmoal ana 81. 20
En, M;1sonq 1,n;1lo. gnu lnoasanu 11 on tae
~ IN ,dditia,, S r. th,a oPPoe1se Ga1ro; nnc
~en.intna - q a. .eie .,sle y 1olcs q
1smamtg a. 81: LoMs, Walcn coald oe n
sare fnIo no'nh - lew a0uss yI9 ~
4e;eestg4s Sa;e T !tom ns'gaGoI1a9 cnmps IN 1ln'
~ o9s, "a staee ~ Io.o dae ense poFaon
u Lae ola:e no1ln u lho hllesouf1 f1Ver, the
fun'1'1aet 9. 4uatter yang oelWeen Inc @lssis'
s3Ppl me Drawn eon1hHasd froin Jefferson
tlty 70 TIE Afkanaas oorder, giving the Fed
Gral 1oEefnmeat me Important points OF vt.
LOUIS, Hhnmba ~ Joseph, and Birds Point,
as Gasis OF operation, With the rivers and rail-
sus Nnthn1 " 1eH Il u af IA
asotnps - hnomA ~ tne movements OF
t1o9ps M}p g9ove 1ensrson GNy
Inc MaiSaH 1aio:) De1aoeTat says Judge
StuL1 SulAsoH WI NY t4ks Aas sea- III mo United
Stales s6nGte ~ Jnly: aAo states that
eeaapo1 Iok Y Wl4 ~ not IaKe nis seat.
~ pH1t VI Ctl. huluauB regiment OF
Keserva Corps Tere returning from the North
missouri Kallfoad, about Il o'clock this
mol1l1E, When oPpoalte me Recorders Court
room on eeFentn s[FeeG, between Ohlo and
Loeoss, S ~ : company y1 neaS the Tear OF t5e col
.iaa' Gan' sua4emy HaEe1sa an ana :aiscnasgea theH
anss, a.tntns eneuy II tAS hscoroers Co9ft
~ esGono S. saoly u an aoloinl3g mouse, Kil.
~ aod mdf a,;aht;s ctszens aaa mortaay Wonndlog
aara;a oau ~ ~ hsnsy In!aling one, etatemeala r.
9a9utuS tAE eAuhe .! 41ns are very connlctang,
one oelng Inata plsloi enot Wae hred from the
snalI "tap"s WE - uao a. ne cornef o. seventn
I,S anuL9cust stIeets, l NnIcn took effect N the
o1d sn1 qaer 9e ~ ~ tnu waen ne gave the
afa %Srd 10 e anosa tfa taat asoioler accident
1y mEyata N Iahk a. Waie9 5ns
shar1aS III .y,,isS ~ ~ n.gnsaea' @ ano ds
81 ~ atH 49,. sorEy at ane Inc 8ioe-
VIZ Tha Racoraes ~ e Gn,r+ wos os &c eass;
cd 1rtth nrieonars aud sr,ncta ~ ators eRo"o'
Pratt Toan ehnt in tf,a sfde d,sa T., I'm
minntea Dtnntv Morehs, ~, Frs1 e1 ..aa,,rs3 IL .e
threa haila n h;a }a1s 49, Iii iv xcseasSu W
die die oS'--' 80 4&'7 ago Nao NJ" oaoooo'eols
Tbe o,max NJ oth.r .rno<aon. 1r,,o ,-,ro ,-,y,,a
=, ~ pnrsxt y! tt asoos "no were hl1lea
W 10 pa paseeni ;,.t psioM als NJ yet lep9rted
a..I una ,sS5'o3g 314 1.,4b h.i,asa ecolusr lssrs
49, s4+aI W. t!udtsu w. pulees nna 9Ioken
, 1861-06-18

~ fnrntthlng complete Eattora for three months
om July 1st tor the lad RsGEniting Party.
Will be received At thA C1ncn until THU1.DAY. June
Ath. at Il O'Clock l. 10 bids Fill be accepted but
for complete rsaoas as provided ~ tns AJmy kesu-
1st Lieut. 1th In{4nsry Recruiting OHcer.
Raczctting Rendezvous. Chicago. Ill, No. isS Sonth
Clark stree ja13L1t
, 1861-06-18

| Schedule OF Prices for more s2oce .aan pua
o4asxe an no seen st tbs Counting Room
~ 4nvtan AZ 1an:ient Advertisements to be patds so7
| ~ AL changes charged thirty cea.s PCT s9uarp,
| " AoS1AT1a1Sa n ~KkKIY rstsuxx.
| S1.Uo Per square, each week. for drst ,non,h
ZOO per Square for zach subseouent ,1,-,th
$500 per Square sor enc year.
Eem advertisements.
LIFE INSURANCE.
SECURITY AND ECONOMY.
THE CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF HAETFoRp~ coSs.
Acquired Capital over $4,0oo,ooo.
WHOLLY DERIVED From EARNED PREhluns,
WHICH GUARANTEES sxcrH1xY 10
POLICY-HOLDERS.
AND PEaPETITrY TO TIE COMPANY.
sizce 1856 the Company hss refunded to ro1r.
cruo1pxas In Recommendation
And paid for LOSSES sace It's cEgaazation.. 4asa9u
And tas nov 4 R1sKHv1o CAPITAL, safely IN.
'ss'ea' et Aoaeooe
Z. D. OLMSTED. & CO.,
AGENTS.
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1toaocye statement, showing srccea ua?Ecce-
eentta IN t.o history OF ta fnuraucc. Ii submitted
a. conclusive proof OF To desirablecess sad SAFETY
Ct fEsnsancc in th.s Company.
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49, . eu'' A"A-1A'Ae' 1N''1 sD-' A "'@ ''1
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sotne poheS nolasF' 1oefe Is 10 s3oc@ 'f oeAAAs'
annua1y al1ocatet to the polcT.ho!dczs In proper.
, 1861-06-18

w ANTED For the War, four
w Laundrtsses for Chicago Company. Andy
at r. ON 9 AcCoEmtek's Building, todAy between 10
, 1861-06-18

T OST-On Saturday last, en- Canal
~ Etreet, Dark Brown HOi:3E. with vhlts star
In hts forehead. ard flight scratch ea his tight
eeoulGe1. Whoever viu return him to No. 635
fcu.h Canal street, Will be literally rewarded
, 1861-06-18
L. D. OLMSTED. & CO..
AGENTS.
Office, Corner Lake and Lasal1e Streets,
CHInAE0....... .......ILhInOIss
Amount received for FremIans during .he

Amount received for Fremldms during .he
past $Gt57.ls6
Anc mt received for. interest. cs..r1l5
Total
Amount Of Lesses paid during tho year,. 775o,o3
, 1861-06-18

I O S TIN Calumet, on Friday
IL .tgtt !aat, large Bs3- -HOEsE. With white face
anG II white h.nd feet He has severe sc1a:ch On
lis on bind leg Ksoesef viii return him to tie sub
te,east q TQRaoN.
, 1861-06-18

~ LoST-REWARD oFFERED.-Lost In tbs
Entct Of n the Horse Car going f1crn JACKSON street
e Esed1 qE1E Ssose 1edy's Gold Bunting: cass -
&C. The Under III be nheraly rewarded b. 1eayinE
any house. no. So IHtk1oh atEeet or my Ottbe,
lo@ South Water street
T, HVnEEWnrD
, 1861-06-18
Some Of the Snperior Advantages thla Company
offers 10 the assured a1e:

1.-The Accommodations hare, now reached zuca
point that the I1co1e Of the Company, accoun: Of
interest OF sae,r 1oaaa, than psJs tho aanazl
leeses, 1esv1ns the L11k 1ssCaAHck TO nr
xx11EzLI DIVIDED Axo1a t1u1 As4cRxp; therefore,
insurance In this Company cosa 1css thai any other
COMPANY In the country.
3-osEHA1E tie premium on Lie Policies -na7 ba
pail BY note which nearly, II not quite Cancelled
by dlyideads-
s-Mors tAzn Ora Mn11ox Do11Azzs ok The Capital
cfthe ccpaaE Is leaned mortgage security ia taa
City Of CMesao.
4.-The managers ofthe Company are 10 we'll Known
in this city and have patd many losscs here, that
the question Of security to the assured admits Ut 10
reasonable doubt.
Over SEVEN HUNDRED Of tas citizeEs OF Chicago
are already injured In this Company, amons whom
are the following, to whom take tae liberty of
tefI1uE: