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, 1861-11-07

Prompted by on honest desire Of my heaTt wish u
lay before the public case which deserves commen
Saton not Oby as On act OF scientific skill hut that ef
humanity also About two years ago, suddenly, and
ron causes unknown to me, was seized With a Of
epepsy whth, owing tO my inability " meet the ex.
penses consequent ppOn thorough medical Teaimeut,
and the discouragement which met with attempting
t soon became such (aS was then led 10 beeVt) aat to
defy the skill Of any physician. was equebty While
In pursuit OF my calling thrown down 70 the ground
without thesliphtert warning; and although inaensbls
10 the agrnies yet deapised the mseFes o. my life and
soon learned 70 look npor those who would render aS
ance or shelter me fnm danger enemies who aonght
10 proong the existence OF my msPries WI lie In hig
state, and having. previous TO my scton, tasted The
sweets OF life, once more induced 70 attempt noek-
ing aid Of physician, and, by Recommendation, casa
upon Dr.. J. CzapkAy told him Of my circumsiapool
and Of my inability to reward him for bis spTyces NJ
gardess Of which, however, he at once undertook my
case, and, with the blessing Of God, was once more
restored 70 perfect health. Unable tO reward hin o
the boon which enjoy at present aud yet conscious q
nv Indebtedness, consider Il due 70 mysslf and an
afflicted to make the puhlic IN order that thoos II
neeA Of medical advice may And physician In whom
every confidence can be placed. III
IL.sl MYABLONHKY.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco. Sab
scroed and sworn to before me, this lat day Of August
tL.sl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-11-07
The Kidneys Stone and Gravel.

In these complaints, the Ointment also acts like Q
cham, providing u Is very eectualy rubbed over the
regions Of the kidneys, which II will penetrate and give
almost immediate relief while the Pills should be taken
according 70 the printed directions, when the most ex.
tFaoTdinary cures may be Affected by this means.
, 1861-11-07
Dlpthsria. liberated SOr. Tlroat and Quinsry.

The above complaints have for twenty years been
treated with Holl0ways Ointment and Pills with paFfect
success The enres have been 90 remarkable, speedy
and numerous that these often fatal diseases are more
easily cured By these medicines, than even the common
sore throat, II taken in time,
, 1861-11-07
Both tie Ointment and Pills should be used in a

b0W We UINtHet and PiLls Should Be used IN Me
Jal0lVing cases:
bao heg5 !Chego-toot Fistulas sore thrOals
bad breastsl Chloains Gout Skin diseases
Burns Chapped hand GlandnaFSWelngs scuFvy
BuniOns COTns Csofl Lumbago sorelheade
Bite Of Mos Cancers Piles lTtlmora
quitos and Ooniracted and rheumatism ulcers
Sand Ilies stin Joints lscads Wanna
COco-bay ihephanuasls Sore NIPPLES YAWs
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway IA
strand, tnear Temple BarJ London also by all respec
tale Druggists and Dealers In Medicines thfouehou he
civilized world. ct the following prices ;-Is. ld "a 9d,
Il. 3D., lis, Pa, and 3Ss. each Pot.
sizes.
n B-Dhectious for The guidance Of patienfsin every
disorder arc alixed % each pot.
CURrlS b H00RE, Dnggisis,
s;zs Agents for HOLLOWGY, vietoTiA, W.
, 1861-11-07
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
By HENRY STEPHENS, +. r. g., Of Edinburgh and the
late J. p Norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
ln Yale College, New Haven. vols Royal octave.
1000 pages, and numerous EngmYings!
This Is confessedy the complete work on Agri-
culture ever published aud In order 10 give II wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved TO reduce the
price to
S. for the Two Volumes!
When sent by mail [post paidl 70 California Oregon
and Washington, the price will be 81. To every other
part Of the Union, and to Canada, Tpost paidl 90.
az This Is NOT the old " Book Of the Farm"
Remitances for any Of the above publications should
always BE addressed, post paid to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1861-11-07

DIR, l. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and su,,,..t
Institute i on Sacramento street. below Monteo1ssS1
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company oilrss
and asks no remuneration unless be eiIectp cure.
81 The following letter. which emphatcallv sn..h5
ior was written by the Dean Of the Faculfv n ~
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" Gan Ffsoe,'so
fT publication: 'eAs-''D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
Total Defeat and Flight Of
the Rebels.
The Enemy's Baggage and War
Munitions Captured.
Union Loss Fifteen Killed and
Seventy Wounded,
&c., &C., &c.
THE OFFICIAL REPORT OF GENERAL ROSE.
GRAMS.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF VIRGINIA, I
CAMP ScoTT, Sept. lip. N.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or VIRGINIA.,
CAMP Scorr, Sept. lip H. ;
To COLONEL r. D. TowHsEND:-
We yesterday marched seventeen and a half miles,
reached the enemy's entrenched position in front
OF Connax Ferry, driving his advance outpos.s
and picke,s before as. We found him occupying a
strongly enrenched position covered by forest too
dense to admit its being distance Of three hun
dred yards His force FIVE regiments besides tho
driven in He had probably sixteen pieces OF
,illery.
Al three O'Clock we began strong reconnaissance,
which proceeded length We were about to assault
the position the flank and front, whom night coming
on, and our troops being completely exhausted drew
them out Of the woods and posted them the orier OF
battle behind ridges Immediately in front Of the cnemys
position, where they rested their arms till morning
Shortly after daylight runaway 'contrabaud" came
In and reported that tho enemy had crossed tho Gauey
during the night, by of tho ferry and a bridge
which they had completed.
Coione Ewing ordered to take possession OF the
camp which he did about O'clock capturing few
prisoners two stand Of coors considerable quantity
arms with Quartermaster's stores messing and camp
equippage.
II enemy have destroyed the bridge across the Gsu-
ley, which here rushes through deep gorge and
troops being still much fatigucd and having mate
=
rial for Immediately repairing the bridge, II was
thought prudent to encamp tho troops, occupy
the ferry and captured the camp, sending q few rno
shots after the enemy to produce moral effect
Our loss will probably amount TO twenty killed and
one hundred wounded The enemy's loss had NOT been
ascerained but from report have been consdcra
bic. H. s. ROSECFANs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

yer they attempt this they checked, and the annoy
ance to which their picket Is continually subjected makes
them careful not To thrust 1t out too far You may
pact 10 hear daily fighting up here now and II would not
surprisc me an attack Of strength made by
them on the Aaaa Creek and Matthias Point batteries
our men IN urn are becoming inpatient; the winter is
anu we might well take up winter
quarters in Washington anywhere else So you need
not feel too much surprised If we dash across the Po,o-
mae some no morning and drive the enemy out Of his
comfor lable entertainments on the other side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
THE AFFAIR AT TOWNSVILLE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NTw YORK, Sept IL, 1861.
The of tho yong volunteer aid late Commi,sary
Of the New York Seventy first, whom your paper mcu-
tons having distinguished himself by his coolness at
the townsville Reconnaissance, rs not William Bowen,
will do act Of justice AS the publicity given TO the
bravo young mans name is probably the only recon-
pensc he will receive He distinguished himself at tho
unfortunate Bull affair, where, though only act
ing Commissary he dismountcd and sword in hand
led one OF the companies Of the Seveuiy regiment,
whose Captain either wounded or absent. Mr. Bor-
rowe's friends had expected to find his In the
papers having received commission, but have been
80 far disappointed FRIEND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
THE POPULAR LOAN.

The government loan continues to progress the most
rapid and favorable The subscriptions ycster-
day were far in advance Of those Of any previous day
and the clerks Of the Treasurers Office had
as much work hand they could comfortably perform
There were Incidents Of particular importance tran
spring in the Office yesterday All classes of persons
were coming forward with unanimy in support Of the
loan.
All the energies of the American Bank Note Company
arc taxed to the utmost extent for the supply Of the Trea
sury notes demanded by the government Within the
last three days have been sent u Wash
ingtou and yesterday million and half Of notes
were added to the former amount On Saturday ever
two millions will be sent on.
We will tomorrow publish fac simhe Of one Of these
notes for the information Of tho public They are ex
ecuted the highest style Of the engravers art, and
fleet great credit the establishment from which they
issued The publication through our columns Of one
Of the specimens will be great advantage TO the public
THE NATIONAL LOAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept IL, 1851.
The subscriptions to the national loan amounted to
800 900 to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
THE OFFICERS IN THE BATTLE.

In compliance with usual custom we give the names
Of tho principal officers engaged in the contest Sum-
mcrve, Western Virginia. We also publish the namss
Of tho captains of the rebel companies far knowd2
The Southern newspapers say that Floyd greatly
lCoNTINuED ON EIGHTH PAGE.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
SEIZURE OF ARMS IN LOUISVILLE.

Great activity is evinced by the city authorities In
Selling the concealed recently in possession Of the
State Guard Over two hundred have been seized to-day
Several scouting parties for this purpose out to-
Dig
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
Important News from
Western Virginia.
Total Defeat of the Rebels
Under General Floyd by
General Rosecrans.
Capture Of the Enemy's Bag
gage and Munitions.
Additional Particulars of the
Fight at Lewinsville.
General nIcClellan'S Despatch TO the
Secretary Of War.
We Shall Have No More
Bull Run Affairs"
Wreck of the Privateer Sumter
at Trinidad.
Four War Steamers Reported
Off Fort Macon, N. G.
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Defeat of the Rebels by Kansas
Jayhawkcrs.
-~/~~oo|N>-~~~~>>N~~>>-c~~
Reported Capture Of Six Hundred
Rebels Near Lexington.
The Rebel Forces Under Martin
Green Dispersed.
>>N>N|ONo~~~<>~-o<>>sNNc~~~v
ManunissiOn of Slaves by Gene.
raj Fremont,
&C., &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
LITERATURE.

DEoPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIG
ton and duh tales and want 20 read someinng sesy
OF Col Waiter Dunlap new story 1.-THE Hunted Lfe In
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13
These troops have been furnished by the following

From Alabama, so .ooo; from Arkansas 81 800;
from Florida, 4,0t0 from Georgia, 80 900 from
kentucky, 10 600, from Louisiana, SO, 800: from
Maryland, 5000; from Mississippi 20,0O0
from Missouri, 80 600; from North Carolina,
30,0oOi from South Carolina 20 600; from Ten
nessee, 35 900; from Texas, 10000; from Viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

DEOPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIC-
tion and dull tales and want to read something really
interesting will not be disappointed If they buy the first part
Of Col Walter Dunlaps story Ihc Hunted Life In
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

DEOPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIC-
y ton and dun tales and want to read something really
interesting will not be disappointed they buy the frat part
Of Col. Walter Dunlaps story 1.-THE Hunted Life" in
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

ton and duh tales and want TO read something really
Interesting viii be disappointed if they buy the first
Col Walter Dunlaps story The Hunted Life" in
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

DEoPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIG
ton and dun tales and want 70 read something really in
kresng will not be disappointed they buy the first part Of
Col Waller Dunaps story, 'he Hunted Life In this
weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-13

DEoPLE WHO ARE SICK OF COMMON PLACE FIG
ton and dull tales and want 70 read something really
interesting will so be disappointed If they buy the first part
of Col Walter Dunlap's story 1.-THE Hunted Lfeb in
this weeks NEW YORK LEDGER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
! Z = = Z Z
SEW EN- YEARS!

The seven years Of unrivaled success attend
ing the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
have made it. Household word throughoat every
quarter Of the G. untrv.
Under the suspicss Of this popular Institution
over tAvss Assdred tAossa~d k0nss have learned
to sppsecists-by beautiful works Of art % their
walls. and choice literature ON their tables, the
great benefits derived from becoming subscriber.
Subscriptions are now being rsosivsd in ratio
unparalleled with that Of any previous year.
TEN NJ OF SUDSCHsPTlON:
Any person can become . member By ssbscrib-
ing three dollars, for which sum they will receive
lst.-Ths large sad superb steel engraving, 80
x36 inches, entitled
Falsaatf Mastering HE Recruits
3d.-One copy, one year, Of that elegantly il
lustrated magazine,
sd.-Pour admissions, during the season, to
sTHE GALLERY OFPAIETIN0S, q Q BROAD
WAY, n. T."
In edition to the above benefits, theeo viii b.
given e subscribers, - grstuitoas premiums, ov9
Rsvs 11ssAssl Deasassl WesAs - Az
co0psising valuable paintings marbles, psrians
oatlinss, &c.. forming truly natioaal bsns1t.
TaB SUrBRD Ek0RAvlNo which eveey subeerib.
o will sosivs, entitled, "FALsrA1S 6usfBRIxe
Ne RDCnUsTs," 10 one Of the most beautiful and
popular engsavings ever issued in this country
1t 10 done stsel, il fss liss asd ~sppes and 10
printed on heavy plate paper, - b y iaehes
making . most choice ornament, suitable for The
vale Of either the library. pazior : oGIce. lts
subject - the celebrated soene If Sir Soha Eel
ssaa receiving, in Justice She o.s Oaes, tss ~
oguits which have boeu gathered for his s'raewod
psgimens." Itevuld not b furnished b. he tSaAs
fos les thea fvs dollars.
ne ~ Journal 10 TO veil known 70 the vaoss
oouosTy to Rcd co0mendation. Il ID uaGnsE-
esssly iilustasse magasins Of Art, esatAsniag
EsssyA sssr,es. Poe.s. Gossip, g., b. he very
The Ragssving 10 sat 70 any part II the eoun-
~ by nasl, With safety, being packed Il eyliI-
6eAsenSoIeas vim bspsesivsa NTH he Hvs,i>s
= ~ 3lss u Jaauazy, 1851, q vAieA tine tAe
beelD Win eloeo an1 he pse0iuas - eivon g
Ne peseea 10 restricted = singls sahssripeioa,
Thsee remiseing ol5, ase easitled 70 Ave nenber-
dip - = 80 szea eneravias fer thstr tsoasle
I'll Rssigs Csaseiss. nast - - s. taBssad =
-, il order 70 dsfsuy extra postage. ~.
Per further pastioolan ssod for eeqy q tls
slegaatly illosintsd ~ JsssssJ, psoaoaneed e.
ksadsonsst ~ gasiss - Aasvies. i eeneaiD CT
aloeue Il Ptsuiuas, and nunsFoos supern -
gSavings. Regular price, - cents Pr nu1s -.
| Spsei0ea copies, however, viii - Eat % doe
vashing - ssbsaibe, On reosipt AZ ~ cents, 4
aa0ps a. coin Address,
c. L. DERBY. lActoosy e. A. ~,
| 50 broadway. New YWk.
N. D.-Subeesiutioas received aal foev1s6Gi
By 9. STEWART ELLIS, Ageat for Davespos
and vicinity, where specimen EnTavings aad A.
Journal eaa b seen. oovls-dW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
DOCTOR MARTINI
CA1AhhENlkl C0RREcT0R !
HAS HAD
A TN YIAR9 TRIAL.

HAS HAD
A TIN YRARS TRIAL,
VINCE sHoULD n SUFFICIENT TO CONVINCE svEsr
Suffering WSnssss
Of the Great Value Of the
CATAMENaAL CORRECTOR:
A ND THAT IT Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION
VThE BEST MEDICINE n
before the pubic for al diseases arising from ir
Irregularities.
Chpeuse o. Nevvoss DsADtly,
tPelDosesios - she e9oass,
vossleo ~ Oeosl 49,
Pains u - e 6noVe
Relne b he SMALL q shO Seook,
Pai.s sd he Shesssess,
LeWaess 81 sDisoss.
Lassues asi Nesvesnsss Ge1nsallv.
Oes0e1ls Weasesuasse~,
.UsDoodoA NoooesoasDso.
o. oesos1o0 81 Ne Aoosoe,
And An almost enjl ess variety Of ether diseases
site ,dant on Irregularities superinduced BY cods
By 0. o. exsrtio0, By . wsak constitution, severe
al 10 to ct ct the primary cause Of the disease
remove il, and yen assist nature 70 regulate.
This can b done By the great
Catamenial Corrector.
Which has never failed to sFset . care when
properly ussd, aoSssdiag 70 the directions, and
fair trial given it.
Il 10 prepared from the recipe, and under the
personal Observation-Disclosures of most skillful Ph ysi-
clan, Who tor nuabsr Of yssrs confined its use
70 his private pssssies. For the few years that il
hes bssn before The psbie it hes gained fos itself
position that will soon BY ss rapid incrsase Of
popularity, place il at the heed Of all remedies
herstofoes oGseed for Woosn's diseases. The
more especially those shove snunssstsd which
often end in
0on011@Pt1o
For sale BY most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and Canadas.
Price ol.oo per Botlle.
Large size, 81 per Botale,
n. B.-Whsss it happens that yeur Druegis,
hes not the article, the money b remittel d.
rest to ~, and il tv0 bottles ere ordered
st one time, ths asdioiAe will b sent free Of
change for tsAaepsetAtiou.
PATtieular directions - 70 nee, &e.. accompany
each bottle.
Drug lists an - sspplisd dirsst from oar L.
bosato9y, or By eendia< theiu ordsrs 20
BARNES 8 PARK, Nev lori; T. G. WELLS /
CO., New York 8. B. HANCE : CO., Baitimsre,
Nd; DYOrT'S, Philadelphia. ~; J. WRI0HT
+ CO. New Odeans, L.; JOHN D. PARK. Gin
einnasi, Ohio; b. II. HAYS. Portland, Ne. Or "a
any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New York
or Philadslphia. Cireulan, With Trade Prices,
u, fs the Conestos. and oar Other medicines
sent free 70 Wholssals Buyes.
No 0eAicine placed q commission.
j. % I OG NY0C,
0easal Agent fse The Unitsd States : Caaadas,
jy6-d&wiy 70 Ann St.. New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

Des Aoeooo, foos0aSy Eth, 1861.
Il IL hereby esstifsd, that % The 1fth day Of
February, 1881. . sworn stAssnsat 80 l!s1 in
this oGes. showing the coaditieo Of The asaboil
Fire Iasarsses Company. located q New York
City in the STATE Of New Yosk, Oh The 1sst day Of
January, 1851, in aeeoe laaes With psovi>ieos or
IN Act Of the Osesral Asssably q he STAG Of
lows, entitled A Aes in rslssioa = lnsursnee
Companies, approved Jansasy SSH. 1857, ssd %
Act a0eadstoey theFsee, approved February ~.
ls&6 ~ sid seAte0eos shows that Gid Con-
pany 10 posseesed q the requisite soeaas u espi
81, and Invested - ss:airol - lsv.
Authority 10 tAesofHso given = he slows
nansd Company = tsaosacs ba-ioe0 4 lasa1oes
u this STATE il Aeeoedaees With ths levs thsesoe
until the sist day Of JAasssy, 4. a., lea.
Il il also certified, tbss Jons Z. Swits, 9sq., Of
Davenport, has bsee duiy sppeisssd by ssid Ooo
pasy thsii laval aeeas ga atsossey fsf tAs
oosnty Il Seots, With full power . taks risks d
issarancs thsrsin, and % asksovlsdes seeviss d
psosess. - provided - lsw, spoa his liiag with
The Clssk a H. iisesiss CoaSs n sod fee said
sosnty. certified sosy q The stassDses - Ne il
this o0se. IL 10 farshss certified eAss he ~
tashsd 10 tsss ~ sessset copy = ehssaiA slsse-
0oat.
II ssstiuoay vhsrsee. have hsssssas ~ ~
hsad I'D 10 - ~ ssal = eAss. this nh day u
fE. 3. Nv. cArFRLL, Aslsses 4 ss.ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
CLOTHING.

IN nv IOeG l10oee,
r = sam. nAe 4 CIaCuLA!Ion o.
1919! vtsA tAs sissslasiss = 0nmn6 49,
A. his sssaAaish.sss = Ed sassss sspssiss
Iaa 800 ssesiviag tAs lAsssss - 49, 49,
pases sseoonatse
Cleths, CasGlneres ard vestings
Hvse sess.l II tAis nashet Aasisipsai.e elaus
ssesk, - he goods MOST BE- SOLD.
~ esels sssa III
This RALL'D STYLES,
YresA froa he nsaalastsssn sd iapostsss-
sAsM seatiass 70 kssp % nasd lasgs ssHsnes
Of fresh
ReAo v-MA0E CLOTHING.
FOR Men, YostAs ~ Doys,o Of ~ eva assstsss-
uss which will b sold q
49, tOY N ~ 4 . -.
Ishay eostisss 70 asssfsstass ~ ON Cloth
e thereby sfsins
A snF108 0A8A0UT
For the same no,ey sAaa al. Eastern nads eseds.
Evsrythias in The
RarMtshl0g Department
Coa bs found.
oh1Sto OF al dooeg1pt1o0A,
Undss Closhing n endless vsssesys
otooks,
Taoo.
Hsndkeeohlo0,
0oc11,
ouspenasss, -. -.
Also, . large and splsadid sssort0sas II
q nC6TOs 0EAVVLO,
The largest sad bsst ever o9sssd 10 this market
Trust tn public will cell In and sxanise NJ
stock before they naks aay invsstDents. fes -
very SURE oss satisfy thsn 10th u pre- aad
quality Of goods SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady stssst, opposite Post 00ss.
aug7l-dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

DVcAEEkER - WILSON
lave REDUCED THE PRICE or THEIR
- SEWING MACHINES, beside adding
same yet manufactured thai. for Ill kfnds a
WORK. holds any eonpsrison TO W.AW.s Al The
rive LAST UAITRD STATE PAlRs
he Wheeler and Wilson Machine toll II. R;,.k
fEsmiun: For rsPaacrrr, ssAury ~ svmr1r
mo, the ". : W. il ahead. -
We have nov made asEaasament. 49,
~ prepared . Do al knda Il ssvise r. ~ ~
ct manner.
0hirts made 70 order froa neasrr, i. u. ,.4...
- hest sUass - warranted 70 6. on ~
49, W11eTAss se,s~
-: 9s''''s ssa's ssas. ss.s.asssssk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY o. PDOslA,

Alex. g. Tying, Vice President, aad Q. u olland,
Secretary. Of the above named Company. being
duly sworn, doth deposs and say they have road
the whole Of the shove statement. and Ill the pa-
psrs attached thereto, - forming part Of this
statement, and verify believe the same 70 BE- true.
Done st Peoria, in said State end county, this
tsnth day Of February, 4. D.. 1851. Before me-
ISL FREDERICK A. KING,
Notary Public.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-10

Doo MONIES. March 3Oth, 1851.
where's, the Peoria Marine and Fire lnsurADce
Compan, located q Psosia, in the State Of I'LL
nois, has filed in this c@css sworn statement OF
IL cenditioa on the 18th day Of Fsb. nary. l6e ,
In accordance with provision Of - Act Il the
0eAer~ Assembly Of the State Of Iowa. entitled
"AA ast in relation 70 InsuEancs Cumpanies.. sp-
proved January 3ssh, 1857, and A oct amsadato-
~ thereto. approved February 9th, 1855, and
whereas, said sta&smant shows that said Company
10 rossssssd Of the requisite amount Of capital
and invested - required By sse,a ae.s.
Therefore, in pursuance Of Law, i }. v. Cat
sel, Auditor Of State. DO hereby certify that Pc
oria Marine and Firs Insurance Company u ga
thorlsad to transact the business Of tngursaee II
this state BY agents properly app'intsd sad -:
thori.ed .cknowlsdgs sssvios Of p:os:sc fos and
on behalf of id % pssy, - required bv sid
sots, uatil the slst day Il 5.asary, 4. D., lss3
further certify thai the sttsohsd is sabstastisl-
II . correct copy Of the statement Sled hses, *
cept detailed exhibits.
an testimony whereof, bsvs hsrsunto cob
scribed INV name and e@xsd the seal Of ny oAse
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Auditor Of State.
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