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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

In oF last issue we sugget ted the pro-
Priety of celebrating the approaching an
niversary of our National Independence,
and expressed the hope that upon that oe-
easion every man would ask himself the
question: ''Have we ahided by the pvin 70
aiplcs which Influenced aad impelied our
fathers to make tho Declaration Of Indie.
pendence p"
At that time we expected the day would
be celebrated in the usual lnanner-that
all Of every creed and party would cor
daily unite in the celebration - we
fondly hoped that the bitter feelins en-
gandered by party strife, would hare been
forgotten aad that all lovers Of the Union
ana supporters Of freedom Of thought
and free expression Of opinion guaranteed
by It's Constitution, would participate in
the festivities Of the day but oar hopes
arc doomed to sad disappointment.
At the meeting held for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the celebration
the following resolution introduced by
Cot. TEST was voted down.
ffResolyed, That this meeting now pro-
coed TO make the necessary arrangements
for the celebration Of she coming 9TH day
Of July, in proper manner, aud that all
citizens of tho County shall be- invited,
'eithoaft distiBcttoa Of party"
from the fact that this resolution was
voted down and from the rssaarks made
by those opposing lis passage, Va are
authorized IN saying thaa the celebration
Of the approaching anniversary of tile Tn-
dependence Of this natian is TO be cele-
brated IN Council Bluff this year BY a
party, who assume 10 hare absorbed all
the patriotism IN tbs land. II tho Re-
publican party desire to celebrase that
day by tisensslvss, they havs q right to
do SO; bus i seems to us that a decsnt
respect for the opinions CT others, equal
ly patriotic with themselves, would
have induced them to adept course Of
proceedure that would have. been satis-
factory TO all Of oar citizens; and which
shey coald have dono, without any de-
parture from the usual custom Ii making
arrangements for celebrating the day,
naads sacred to every American citizen,
b. shs sacrifices Of the P4frsols Of SCR
szaas-sa.g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
OEMcRArrc COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats d Pottawattk Ells c"GatT, arr re-
ausatsd to mses al BabbltPs Hall on saturday tbs
sth day o4 July. q; : O'CLOCK P , toE the purpose
Of eEscting Delegates TO the st+te CoayeaIou ta 10
Reld ~ Des Aoinss, Gu Tie 10th Of Juiy neSt.
A V LARIMER.
Chairman Democratic Central CgEan: ZEE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
N EpORT

OF Thomas TasteRin, Treasurer Of Pqttawat-
saEaie county " The ananeaa az safa ssuntv AZ
eonnFvtea with bis aEee fEaEa bsryssyg sxtk Ssas1
20 Juns ist, Of the same year
xn0naas Eesteyln In aerount ,wfth che st.tn os
faBa. -
To amt deitax If year IsSs %
poEtsd by ". D. Turner, asoo n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
EARE TEEsE FACTS
NJ THR FKsrrEONT ~ THE WORLD

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with he use u he Pills 10 eA'aEr -" .
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
II EBlILVED

n EBllLFkD-
h, Ry thE Commons C9gncii d The CITY af Ces-
eli BIafFa. Iowa tkst 0wuers 0f lots "a tAf "a Z
siasysf 4 szilsoa Street be required T. G. a's:E'
side walk F.n said street cIEn" actbE al SE's3' &
and extenaing Oh sid Mad ssfa Street &" '+sSE'
side Of Lot No IS A.li'ga!i ( 'l.' As-.E
street, SAID side wax t. ~ raasi5%.f". Z ".-
wood IRaber uns and a hat !D-Aes IL
crosswise, spon hA-i wood tsrsas~fs. i .''t ..-
fwo By fstT inches, sa4d YAK 20 T. '"lf 49,
wisth The Raxt SADIE q sad VIZ sIa-- : 60.
two sert from West sida a $50 Ict' q a.'' .
xata Maaisan Street. And faa % Efrs - Fl.
tbs east side Of said Asdis9a S'Esr' So e
limits herein dTscEihsd are &eEFby nc g. .Sts :
are require to construct side waI ssa-:' &5'
spactasatipHx and In comfortably VIE % rs:E-'.
Cd Grade of said street., within sIV tsT F-5
The publ.G.l isE Of this Tss9tG:lya ii 81. ~ -
viii be caaAtruSted by tbs City q tsr@-- AG.
and the expense assessed % the rege<,'f -
Aaoptea June Z, 1851.
LYsAsDEB " BABBlTT, AgS
". @. CRAwFoRp, City R=yr:rr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

- ga Ae'szlay, Jane srI ! spaa sf ltss.a
BgoE Horses. .ae - the h"r.~s a a. 3, a4a- o..
the other Eb9g@ ten tears ca. JGs Z lie 49,,
hA4 4 white star Ia the .of=A~t! 5H4 .5~
EIaa fGai. the other has grey t.rraE a~s1 -
face i IEbsrai reward wlI - p.i4 .yr the ri 3.
Of ths hQra u any ia'yraaa-- sA4-a - is4s Z.
EhEiT recovery. NtLL Boz ~
Council Bug. June 1879 ltkI s;t4@ G..s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

Statement Of the Warrants issaed By tbh Clerk
trum the date Of Iast report tFeb 50 1881 - June
LIST 1851 on SuEy dams as required sF lAR-aIs0 Il
" arrRntk issued daring the same period Of @Ha On
sc 8His alIa~et b the Trustees O. Kane T. Nuseip
.er;4L-ase Ullrpssdrer tSF BALANCES ca Capas var
rants anal szIsTy Deputy Treasurer and EtCoTdeT
40 authorized b 4 rr&alRtoa adopted 81 tts Feb-
TEary meeting u tire Board.
SALARY or nERurT REcaRpEK4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
81 @A

REcAPITyL&Tfox,
AHF't OF el4lEus audited aud aEiowed b. lie
Bard JsHs session, 1881 s2,sSs d
do Ct warrants Is ssnd by tqe Clerk On
IEFy claims since last report SO D.
Do Of warrants issued DO CLERK GA salAry
Of Bepgty Rsc4Edeg a1aoo
DO ofwaEgaats IssGsa BY CLERK on ae-
counts audited ky Trustees sOa "a
DO aswafrante Issued by Clerk On cer-
ttfSAtes Of bsl8ace since las report rs "a
TotAl amt of claims allowed and % WAR
r&ats issued fGee last repaYt NJ s7g a
Total amt Of county waEraute Fesiesuea
b. tEe Treasurer since last settlement
AL cancelled Ut June session o. s2s Is
Z. r. BrRpICg, Clers
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
Al n n 4 ~ ~ 1
Chairman Pro iea

Democratic papers throagheFt the State are ~
questsd 70 publ 81 and call sttfntUn % tie foreso-
lng ami to use H. liz influence 10 hsve FUN repre-
sentation Of Democratic Usfea 4Ers IL the Convoa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
SiO7 81 8ma

I. Tostevin IN account with tees
10 ANT reed fer Recording lam 100
TO anal reed faruaTTiAgs license s6
Balance due Treasurer 60
by ami salary To June Ist 1881
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

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have failsa in All serious ~ ,rtwtsd !tfa
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-01
S. HOWARD, Jr., Publisher.
INDIAN SUMMER.
BY CHARLES FENNo HOFFMAN.

BY CHARBES FENNO HUFFMAN.
LIGHT as loves smiles, the silvery mist at morn
Floats in loose flakes along the limpid river;
The blue birds notes upon the soft breeze borne
As high in air he carols, family quiver;
The weeping birch, like banners idly waving,
Bends to the stream, its spicy branches laving;
Beaded with dew, the witch elm's tassels shiver;
The timid rabbit from the furz is peeping,
And from the springy spray the squirrels gaily
leaping.
Hove thee, Autumn for thy scenery ere
The blast of winter chase the varied dies
That richly deck the slow declining year;
love the spendor of thy sunset skies,
The gorgeous hues that tinge each falling leaf
Lovely as beauty's cheek, as woman's love- too
brief;
love the note of each wild bird that flies,
As on the wind he pours his parting lay,
And wings his lettering fight to summer cimes
away.
0, Nature still fondly turn to thee,
With feelings fresh as e'er my childhood were ;
Though wild and passion-tossed my youth may be,
Toward the still the same devotion bear
To thee-to thee-though health and hope no more
Life's wasted verdure may to me restore
still can, childlke, come as when in prayer
how'd my head upon mothers knee,
And deemed the world, like her all truth and pu-
rty.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-01
THE BATTLE AT LEESBURGH.

1t now appears that the battle at Lees
burgh, resulted in another defeat similar
to that at Bull Run.
The N. Y. World says six companies of
the Fifteenth Massachusetts, Regiment,
under Col. Devan, and two companies Of
the Twentieth CTammany) New York,
crossed the river early in the morning.
IN the afternoon Col. Wistar with 699
officers and men, followed. Sections of
the Second Rhode Island Battery, COM
prising two howit2ers, two field smooth
bores, and one riAed gun, also went over,
landing at the foot Of the bush-covered
precipice which rises abruptly over one
hundred feet from the river bed.
General Stone placed Colonel Baker in
command of all the forces on the Virginia
side.
All this time irregular fighting was
going on above It seems that Colonel
Devan had in the morning moved with a
snail detachment in the direction of Lees
burg shortly after his forces had crossed,
had advanced one mile, there met the
enemy skirmishers in feeble force, and
had retired to the brow of the heights.
Before this the quartermastcr of the Mass
achusetts fifteenth had gone alone to a
point within mile of the village, had
returned crossed the river, and reported
to Gen. Stone that there were no hostile
forces in that region. But after Col.
Devan fell back his men were placed in
a seni-circular cle,ring, or natural forest
opening covering five or six acres, with its
base resting on the edge of the heights,
and Aanked and fronted by forest. The
enemy, becoming bolder, advanced in scat
tered parties to the edge Of these woods,
and from 10 A. NJ till p. NJ. kept up a
random, annoying fire upon our men.
The latter sheltered themselves as well as
they could, lying just below the ridge, and
awaited reinforcements.
At 4, then, our whole force had crossed
and ascended, Colonel Baker and staff
with the rest, and the troops were suffer.
ing somewhat from the concealed enemy's
fire. Many had dropped and been car
ried down the hill.
We asked Colonel Baker what he
thought of affairs. He said that he
thought we had good position; could
fall back for shelter behind the ridge
"Yes, "said we, - but what's in thos,
woods ?'' He answered Il think the
enemy are concealed on our right" A
private had reported that there was nc
force on the left, but deep ravine, hid
den by the woods. We then proposed
sending skirmishers to make a reconnois
sance on the right, and Captain Markoe
Second Lieutenant Williams, and mysel
advanced with Companies A and d of thu
California Regiment. Company A got II
front on rising ground, in skirmishing or
der, Company d following in line.
The California battalion, to make th'
story clear were drawn up on the left o
the open field the Massachusetts, Twen
tieth nearer the center. Col. Coggswel
took charge of the artillery. Only fou
guns were planted in the field, the rifiet
gun having been hauled up at the wronl
place, and being afterward seized by tn
enemy and spiked.
When our skirmishing companies ha'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-01

10 tnls may De auded the eX-
ira 500 per month thus /
far disbursed by the Treas
urer, 29,92o,96
And the amount disbursed
on Governors warrants in .#
aid of soldiers families, 1,S86,13
$479,053,33
There is other liabilities outstanding and
incurred for military purposes, the amount
of which cannot now be definitely stated.
In attempting to make an approximate
estimate of the military expenses of the
current year, remark that each soldier
of Vermont, in the service of the United
States, by authority of the State, is to re-
ceive from this State the sum of $500
per month, or $500 annually. The
amount to be paid them the current year
will be as follows: .
Five regiments of Infantry,
namely: I'd, Sd, 4th, 9th and
9th regiments supposed to av-
erage 1000 men each, at $S4,
each, the year, $420,000,00|
The regiment of cavalry recru-
tied by Col. Platt, under a
commission from the War
Department, if by act of
Legislature authorized to
come under the provisions .....
of the act for raising six
regiments for the service, ..
passed at the special session .....
in April last, and thus
counted as part of the quo ..
ia of troops to be furnished ...
by Vermont. will add a.
bout 1000 men, at $84,00
each 100000
If in order to make up the
States quota. two more reg
iments should be authorized
there will be about 1000
men thus added, at $S4,00
each, l6s,o0O,0O
Also the expense of recruit
ting, furnishing and fully
preparing them for service,
say about 100000 each
regiment, 200,0O0,O0
Making total military out
lay of about $972,O00O0
70 the above may be added
the States quota of the U.
s. tax on incomes and
real estate, imposed by Con-
gress in August last, 2ll,068,00
Making an estimated total ex-
penditure for the current ro
year, above the ordinary 'n' Ell
expenses of the Safe, of FIR
about $l,083,068,00
The above expenses may be lightcned
by further reimbursements from the
United States Treasury. In offset Con-
gress may impose an additional tax at its
coming session. OF these matters, how
ever, | am not at present sufficiently in
informed to speak advisedly; and yetitis
deemed proper to direct the attention Of
the Legislature to them.
From the above figures, not claimed to be
an absolutely correct statement, but a
supposed appreciation made at the special
Session of the Legislature in April last
it will be seen that if more troops are ia
be sent into the service, further appro-
preparation by the present Legislature will
be necessary -
AS tefore remarked Vermont has now
i five regiments of infantry in the service
of the United States. There is a regiment
of cavalry now recruited in the State, by
authority Of the War Department al
Washington, which, if authorized by
special act ofthc present Legislature tc
: come under the provisions of the act pas.
sed at the special session on April last
I for raising six regiments, will complete the
number of regiments then authorized tc
g be raised. There is also one full company
of sharpshooters from the State, now in
!, service and there are one or two other
companies Of like character now recruiting
I II it is deemed advisable to place these
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-01
the Secretary of the U. S.
Treasury, which my prede-
cessor states is 129
123,Ooo,OO


Leaving the sum of S449, ,266,S
To this may be added the ex-
ira $500 per month thus
far disbursed by the Treas
urer, toH 2S,92o,36
And the amount disbursed
on Governors warrants in
aid of soldiers families, 1,S86,13
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-11-01

n F-Vr' r . -
LIABILITIES.
Due banks for contributions
to safety fund, $l9,l25,00
Balance due towns for U. S.
surplus money, 5,l63,04
Loan of 1857, due Nov. '62, 100,00O,O0
{" 1859 due Nov 2l 1864, 100000
I" 1860 July |, 1862, 100000
" 1860 July l, 1861, 100000
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

aope of country before. The senate was
4trnek dnthb,as ifby the power that smote
the hosts of Sensehrib. NigfSii, con-
teHpt1ous as was his constant mood, look
ea aghast, While Mason saw, as he never
saw before, the hearts Of the people The
looks OF the Indignant, resentfuI, defiant
PoPu.ace above, and the terror stricken
toSNs t'SA OIL the creatures of their promotion
below, made up scene that went With a
nervous thrill 10 the brain of tho beholder.
and made up a picture, which, as We said
at ~ the outset, will never be put in print.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

Notees Political Nfsetng5 to be olintGsi In Al
Narrissss. "a s Notis.1 Fnns,.l. .n,
Sermons, 50 cents eaoh. noviI9SS
Tb. 1,C.Tn,. - z -
EreEs.!Thsis snssS;, 80 -. 21sn Con- 0l-
oregon, against time--The seer. oI :,
the Floor and In the GslieFIss,, dn-
,JoS..o,, @ a,s De11Eefy--1he .lS liver Reply or
BILE severity On iI.nnse-5,n ISSne-11n.s Terri
priation OF the scene between VOL
sey and cromyye1l---The Clearing OF
EaIIIns a1tt A1.. me aeNolntlonary
twritton out from NOTE, for the r,,s,,,s.,..,,Is
The closing hours of The s6t6 Cong+sss
were memorable ones. and oii +ba, ,I,a.,.
acterized their waning fight win never bo
written. Tie Senate nm tbs so,nr,sn
night aud Sunday piubt. nreso5tns !. IL. az.
Of March, was an obtect of greot in,oros.
q the thousands Who ware on,bar.a' =.
Washington. from nil parts of tI,s ,s.o,,n,.,.
At.eleyen O'Clock ON the dov oF ss,nrday -
ii met, aud the people fioclsd Il ,be ao1' I
Ieries unttl.ali The seats and atsle. ,sers
full TO oyerflowfng. The object iot snc,i,,l
solicitudu was the passage Of tb.. Cor,yi,,
amendment, and the hearts of the peoolo
were allanxious with expiring home ti,st
something would be done, that would re.
veal way ont of the troubles that bssst
them. Senator Lane of. oreynn vEosIo
term of service would exnire ON The follow
ing Monday. Mt twelve o'rlnck got ,bs
fioor, and commenced n sncecb l,no,v,, q
parliamentary riarI55t., 4 sns.cl, a,a.,;,,.,
time. Lane was one of tbs a., &C..
oion,s,s. ~.
u tsst - 1tis ftt f9sltettfts ~ u was part
OF the progEamme laid down bY hips
self, and ATsssrs. Mason, Hudtsr, Wiefail.
Clingrnan, and ile two Senators t.or1
b = y ii = - from
= ,IisSs..Ssi W 1917 @ guy tle session ana
defeat, at posstSlef the3lnst chanee for n
compromise opening. For this nurbose
Senator Lane. arose, He sn,L, ,..r,,. st.,
al ;ns,oI it, s.,,.,,...,' IN. stS" |,
"'S ssh'euSes VIII the utmost
oelioerauont had long intervals between
them, had great many references to make
md bs3 u, sn,n,5d tbs ,,,.., - A. y :.
- ''seH .. ie''s
many pooAs: ne also was very thirsty
and great many drinks of water 10 take
as he proceeded. He also Iiad To .fkbeat
md eern1nbss;ys !, ,l5rss, d..i 81 t.Et.,ss
La1 - sss S nv, u,a', "uu ne als1 -,
Z sEs''' many y Iall stops 70 make:
Az last, Ptihaif past fou rim the Afternoon,
after having held the floor uptvaFt,s az. va
boprs be sat 5oy,r n 81. H..
~, ~ - soN u.s se4t re-
anu ON as one might we'll
Imagine from very shame, il such man
could be credited with a sense Of fiIl sban,s
Tbs ss;,s q nso.a ,1,,.il,s Z -
.''''S lIOt p1',s lls sPeesn sta pre-
,,st,;sI, = nup lnahlmste ssene
Mnlsh ."assln s5renRe contrast with the
scene IN Tue w gaileEtes. gelis douglas lohnged
on. one OF l9ea SOFAS without the bar, his
sHq (, iegs resting dlag2nal-
on ms .iS sa'iile. ne ne WAS l9oklngf half
aSleeP .s =. t.le E9e9stor from oregon,idnd
sa's sae PRESTON ol us inSe was that OF pro-
k.S,s: sTI iiS. VS. h9ye no doubt he
1si. y. % yrd with his
M psEteG5 stLelgpt i9 tne middle, was
r;.iHo gl a,tas.. als Aesk Eltlehden was bnsy
uPsN large Pile
-GOTEEAU9uuG0Ge, knA a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

Upwards OF SI3,ooO,O 900
OF Losses have been paid by tho RtR Insurance Co.
Ia the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

AEyUL CoxsEauEscs OF. ALLOWING SWISS
Tco .SlUcH LIBEETI.-A young LAWYER lite
y eonslnded his argument in case of tres
Passi With the following sublime bnrst: .'If
gentleman of the jpEy, the defendsnt's hogs
are permitted 70 roam A. large over the fair
aeIds Of my client With !mpnnityand With
ont kes-then@yes, then indeed, have
our toreiathers fought and bled and died
in vain. >
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13
DAILY sutpl lliiI0Iiell elllfFr lllllf.I
TERlIs OF ADVERT,TsING. :

inyE sOrD IISEg or NoEPlHrtI. tos ON MON q,
LEss, AAEE 4 SQuIly5 ~ :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

F0Er 'SunFEh AID AuuLrEIE.-A gentle
man who arrived from the South d dFy or
two since, relates an anecdotes hat was
current in Georgia, though 6nt little was
SAID about Y in ohaFlsston. The gunners
e Fort Mopltrie, recently achnred a rice
EleFge egui7=distant from Forts 1IouIlffe and
Sumter, and fred between twenty and
tlllliEtJy .lli shots q u without effect, Major AM
aerson watched their proceedings for some
tlEpS, and then almiqg and sighting one of
aus large guns, shiYered the tierce at the
A. iarst shot. -eBoston Iragelisr. 2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

4SeSPEcIAL NoTfuEs Double the above ratea
A-1Sarly Advertising on reasonable tefIns neror
ding to the space occupied and the imbsoF
AN fEum transient persons OF strapp
srs. TO he paid for in ddpdsee :. =
basLnes cards not exeeeiing Eve lines $40 pcr wear
y IN Ior 81 nlontlis tut foF shorter period nothin1
viii be counted les than = SiuaFe
The privilege OF Animal ldTertisine q lpni.si "a
S1e AdyeltlserE own Immediate b1siness; and ali
,S "a for the beneht or other prgtrS a
y, All legal advertisements, and advertisements
sales Rhd real estate cent ii by tlsm m1S
be paid for Il the usual Tates.s :. = -
directions. viii be Inserted untl foriId S
AcCOrdingly S'4' SUI stsed
Notees Political Nfsetng5 to be olintGsi In Al
aarriaees, Notieea ofFunerals and announcements
ssettnons, - cents each. noyl1-'b9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

PRE- AND INLAND NAv1dATroN
Rsks accepted at consistent with SolyeDev and
fair profit.
HtGkeatioR RUGH 70 IHSGrdnea of TYELLINC,S
ahd dCoRteRtsJ for feTNS Of foRe to Zee years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13
N s u r a N G E !.
Asseta, January i, 1850.

The INCOME Of this Company q DOUBLE that of
any other Yrs Ih4nralice Corporation In the
|.|# United SfhfaI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-13

-IIgAOCH.s bbEa. Oatisy AIFift
II 100 = DlatsJsl tffii isa9 tfef.
iJl1ts reealVel roIi1li Glri iS-Ie' iJy ayr, -
yAaS0 LIST, MORRISON co.