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! Pdusick .Assid1o onci, than 10 pissni 'en
to Idetk BY degrees sidisssdsIgss /,

AsoiA5bsa L8met- xith 1overwhelmi.
success, The ocslsbs.ted 4 lbion Fsm.ls
Semenary is located here, Il ID. re air over
500 young ladies in the fauis:iinishnls ptet-
" erhdff u eat without seaso,iiu. or sass
The i.soang iadies wass'verX kiuda TO me,
volansesriaotoup pinHmyl handbills, eptD s,he
backs. OF, their dresses. H.yas. 2 sublim.
site to see over 800 young ladies goih
round with a advertisement of A. Ward r
onparaleid show. eonspiekusly posted Sons O
their dresses-s2 nat III ,Slsbgai1q6
They've got Panick up, this way and
lrefoozeae stake, Western rponey.sb Isaesef
was worth much. and Hhen. ;western men.
who knowlwhxt il jsa rsfoozs to take their
own money, il is about time other folk.
stopt handlin il. Banks are Dustin every
day. ,goin pp higher nor dafni balloon Of
which Ne kav any recofd These western
bankers aiF . sweet y ldviy set Of ornisnnt
! / wish I owned as GOOD q house SsA some
ot = d would bresk iut6l ssc bAWAkD.ss .ss.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-02-06
LETTER EROM, COLUMBUS
observation-disclosures, ,REpsssENrAT4vEs.
.tOoLuMBus, O., January 49, 1851, %


Observation-Disclosures REPRssEsrATIvEs.
.c0oLpNBus. O.. January .as.ylS6L 10
II M sRDl7oEs--llany of your readers,
dou6tses1 srs anxious to know what is
going % q he Capitol and particularly
Hhss, etheir Representative is doing TO-
WAsdsssasding their interests, and with
yoss Pssmission. Y / bwonldIs gladly confer
with,thsm occasionally ihrossha your pc,
Bsga Tho Legislature Of o'.ioor never a.!
isRbisd gpdsr, more solemn = and 4. ippo al
ciseqmetsneesshan satthe present. Fends
disssssio6s, dissolution. sblood.revololion,
@sfsfamfue land desth are allsstalkidg
ebroadm Y poonday men, women and
children stand appalled, 4 lbe direfal pic
ture presented III will bs5 remembered
BY vesy many II tie people of my noble
ola county. thdt daring the campaign OF
1859, Ifsittfqlb sSraed them against the
vsrJ sviIs HAT, have now fallen upon us.
/ Gagsthen plainly to understand that q
nulIi6cation Of the Federal laws, by the
-NorsA tosths injury Of 'ths South would
iosyitAbly bring asbout civil ws. and al
Che dreadful consequences following in it,
Arsins hat + Acknovledgel that little did
-sAsu think that my d.eadfnl lpicturs would
'Ssfaiiy realized before the expiration o
tRS onicislr term for which I was then a
eass s.s.S pN ~ TO- sa 20 s5GnTh III 1890
leenqAdete iGd .sa8 Yas saoloig ;sog
sas Alsesdyi has six States gone ont OF the
Union, Gas far IS oil practical purposes are
eopesFpsq. and ,he5 remaining niue slave
States are ready e, 50. and win go on Ii.
s6dag of the ,6rss gun, or the drawing O
uthe .6rsssword. Iuis1not ditichlt iouses
|, Who ats responsible for this staee Of things
n The party, Who, fof ibs last thirty, year,
hsys been engaged 10 : war Of word,
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Tallahassee ScoSfdrssspSandssns ads ~ i'a'
4cesSS: cesSS:v viiis so,sgn .dssaey "a ssi;s ssisss g
the foieviRg graphic account g f 81 .hss %.
lure Of 8 United States arsenal: !.,ilIsorlb
u About 7-o,cleek-en ,lss- -msspai~e Of the
Bth insf,, 1hsg ssssnxfC aC n x1ESAi6daGs1t
he d mDn.hi susl ofi the Chat hoochas Riyee
was besieged by the troops Of the State =.
of Fldrids.a Ii eonseq ae6cs Of the weak
ness ct HE tcomn1ahd In eSifSncs ga
gaisied., Mra R.swei1 Who has abs1n ia1c
The !sersics at lthes iUs,;seds States siiealv
1870, and had veommsad yfS,he slsss, is
ae,sG 10, a gallant, manner, aAfts., thu D
troops had entered. he faced the Iies ard as
thus sddrysssd them; :, .-.a -,
's.osllcEns ASp,S9LpLIas; Fire yinstN
ago ~as ths commander Of THE efyensls Il
bug, in ,eopseqas.rs Nth ysskspss
my command. am obliged - snrypnder; {.
IAN, SCI which have hitherto leses bad -
do during my whole military csFssr. i kss
he'd aIforcs equal 70 OF even half ,tAp
strength ofs yoprl own, III pc d-5rss& Qat
you ever would have entered that gate pp,,n !
III yos, walked over nv dead hodIs Yap
sc that ] have bpt ,t4res me.., sTbssss m.
ia9oTess. es !. .qd errnos Sslsnd ,seai9ss loP.
\ no consider myself q xris9net uefa gae,.
rsks ny asSQEdl csptsin s@P1aassaD .d,s
"Csptsin Jlseac Ofaths YAss9. .Gasrke
Iof Qsiscy, FsceivsdssMss RvssllslsxsE9.
and then reuSaedl sis ta,iAin,a cd aslsl3
dressed himsas .falIess: ,ssns7psI dol
",My desrSh Tske ysss s1osdte eEUst
Ears toosb:sse q man 20 diassmlV .d.if
..The whoies comm. ID ahs6 eav6 IssfsSf
cheers for .Bs gallant POWELL dskI
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yfhers have been lea SPECIFIC astsd4pts
% del defy The Authority p tic rsssrsi Gds!!S
ernm-nt since rs fNne,i;op,,@, IN ,rsnsis.au
The 6es;, yas ip ~ ss, !, ard s;As = .sqa-
spirscy ofseRe of the ef6cera Qf ths Fed,
sralr army 20 IS eopsSlidsySPs sshs 'slsf n
70 :. oYs cid eaofsr shssoprsps Rosfr .ssd
The second Va; sfii IL irss.. Called sbssI1.s
Insurrec,ior.' in Massachnsetts.,
sThe third WAS ii II sf.s pap1lafly ellisd
.1'kesW hisky 1asuiftcsiosiof PenBsSsviii
nis5' ,1ssswod .si sssiT .issmid 7oi s,isi
sTbs tenr,h siqstance .vsa ,ipr lslA,uhy,
the Hs:,ford Conyen,iop Fsderslists
The. ff' on which occasion tho diaet..
en7t SECTIONS ofs 4ifs B6i6an cs4hs si6t6 'eolo
lision. was in 1870. under stssa AdASaniss
trs,ion Of fPrssideas-A Asasss. cad occurred
oshths qesssionqE she sdnissi0E 0fs11s.
seyfi sins sinsp! .hs Haian aiAan. iaass eo1aoK .asr
The sixth, was collision between, the
Eegista,6Trss OF Georgia aud tie FedSrSel
Ghernmsns, IA fs9afd IS ceffsil fSnd}
gss<,f byabs lsner aes sha Crsst I4ds6sss
g The asesen,h wasl lin 81 $50 MitAr to
Chs srokees, in Georgie,x s,s xsdT .va
!, The eighth was the memorable Nullify..
ing 3; O;dina,cres 81 'S5Sniqh Csroiiaa Is 1S3S'
-aofhs ranfh, Sssfsi ss{s.isbS cssuRfdfsa
Rhods Isisad sbsissss uiss .SdEtsgRAa
socissiOp,. and tAH as esss.hefijaE .m
r,Ths fsa.hhs Vas in 1ASas. go ,as part A.
the M9rno6s. who rrslsled The Federal
suthority.s -. 1s7o s'es 'ssssoh 'oo %
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ARTEMUss WARD ON HIS TRAv.
ELS. "roiaT sdy
1sf3.ip1il uo2 9 e---asa sla q

iGe,sts ef fhe1 If jtosJat Corpse of Yam
ity FAIR Since last rit yousE Ess met
with immense esuceess-a~sAowa my show in
varis places. particlyb as Detroit.r ~Jsput
UP At Mr.. RussEL'si tavern, . very good
tavern too. but l am sorry to inform you
ahat the clerks tried to cum q Gouge Game
on me. brandished my new sixieen1doiE i
lar huntih cased watch round considerable,
g. assI YVES drestl in my store bclothes 4
had lot of sweet.scen,ed wagon grease
on my hair. l am free to confess that
thought I5iookt putty gay, 4 Il never once
struck me that l lookt green. But up
steps aocIenks& axes me hadn't L hettrr
put, ,my walch, in the Sale. :. Sir" tez !.
9lhat watch cost sixteen doliarsl Yes
Sir, every dollar Of it! You can't cum IL
over me, my boy! Notsat all, Sit "ts7I
know,d sxha; tns clerk wanted -tle want
ed that watch himself. b He bwanled TO
make believe as tho he lockt il mp in I he
safe. then he would set the house a FIRE
aud pretend Us tho ,hs watch was,dsstroy.
ed with the other proper II Bdr he
caught a Tomarttr when he got hold Of
me: From 'Deiroit go fWest'std bee.
Oa the cars WAS siheslonkinn femsie, with
q green cotton. usnbrel'erin one hand aud
a. handful of, Reform, TRACKS in .he. other.
| She sed every woman should have Spear,
Tnem as didn't demand their Spears.
didn't know what Was good for them
Nv hat is my Spear7" she axed. taddrrs-
, sia Ihespeople in the cagss ID "Is it TO- stay
! 10 home &5darp stockinss 4 ,beI,he ser lays
of domineerin man! Or is it my Spear
to vote & show myself the ekal Of man!
Is. there y sister in iEese Eeers that has ber
proper Spearl" Sayin which the eccen.
tfic female whified her ulnbrsnsf r round
ssse.ai times. &efaaily sjabbedAsme M the
weskiti wilhjt. aog d-t1 9. si wcE ss5Io
Il hav no objecshuns to your goin into
the Spear bizuiss,''a gez Il '.butgyo MI
please remember ain't . plckeril. Dom
Spear ne agih. It YOU please. She so
down. asA { Ssfq39is hsi77s@ oa ssii7
4 At Ann Arbor, bein seized witAss sud
den faintness, called for drop of suthii
to drink. Z As / was Sstirrin The beverage
| lup.5 a pale. faced man in, gold specisclel
laid his hand upon my ,sheutder l. sed
"Look not upon the wine when it is redi'
.d.ss1 l. This ain + vine. This is On ot,s
kyesn5x82 dsHoS iaosJ - Iaeso7g ls
/ III stingeth like adder and 6itsth Tx
1as Sarpeati 2 sed sths uaan.s1silax 81 II
,ho Il gaessi iuot. y sed 5 I,arvhep you pa
sugar in ia That's she wsy,I alters TAX
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grhe following poem wasp read obsforej the
Ohio .Rditorial Association at Painesvilie, on
the 18th inst., by J. H. A. BosE, Of the Cieve-
land Herald. The reader will agree with us,
that brsvity Is not its only merit.] ~ 7tsi@'
sp0a THE SOW K r. " 'a3.s2'
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. Amounts receissd on Subscriptions %
he Spirit of Democracy. from November
ST, i860I To iEebfasey otstrl6Sl:g .7oD
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when ! I recovered, which L { should
Judge was ii about three quarters Of an
hour. I had bump on my forehead as if
I'd been hit there by a base bail. which
had stuck. 1t took tne fifteen 'minutes to
get up on my feet, for felt as II my legs
and arms haa been distributed over tie
|neighborng country by ~ unpowher tS-
lplosioit; and IL was some tinie lbefute my
mind was disabustdsof that Impression
no + judge that 'sor6c liidgs inlerfered, e,
prevent ,iic arlisfica ex, cu,ioii II my con.
|iempiated snaierssults for spy hesd evi
deut!y struck The ground " soon AZ my
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-20
goIIN3TN09 NgImTI 1IIaI llIII.lII

S5sO00,Oo0, pay the interest on thG State
stock advanced to them regularly out of
their earnings. Otlisr roads dosthe same
Its supposed here that SECESSION wonid,
ut ali events FOR some years, ruin the, bust
ness OF these roads,. and that the State
would be compelled to pay the interest on
the bonds lent them out os her nwn re-
so1rces. SECESSION w oHIi, in like manner,
render y0luelessa the S15,sfT,32su which
nppeNrs IN! the State balance sheet as the
amount of railway Stock qntl bonds held
ltv the State government. If sTirginil
seeedcs her Territory will lie the bNttie
ground, and, pending the struggle, Mt all
events. no pencefpI enterprises, gan be pc
stocks aud bonds Iield by The State, and
from which she now derives an Income 10
meet hor semt.aniuNl interest. would In
this case be unprodurttve: TfEetHer: ia
this contingency, the Executive of Viz
gtuia could procure money elsewhere
In !OFSIsF prolsst the, State credit,
seemsHe dlsprtsa lQllestt ION! ppsi be7
ltsgfsh that iFgtRbt4a vgs toplS res
dndlhte. Rnt with all she desire in Tho,
world to act honorably ), where she is, to
get moneyi'to pay her interest, ,fiflshe
secedes2 Every dollar that can he raised
will besneededf tor EtbeiuliIitaryf defence OF
the State. Before, these lines{are read in
YirEini", Fortress Monroe will be garri-
sonsd by .MassaShusetts troops, and for.
midahlc force ofsvoluntecrs will be on the
way tofWdshington, fromn NIL parts Of the
North. So .tarEas Virginia, is concerned,
secession is evidently going, TO be no
cbild's play. Gan it be. supposed that,
with n war Of great magnitude on the eve
of commencing on her Territory, Virginia
will bhe able 10, inancier. successfnlly
enough toiraise money to pay her INTEREST,"
Our stock operators answer this query in
the negative. They think that tile credit
Of the Old dominion, which for many
years stood second to none in the whole
country, has boen broken dowl in a few
weeks by the Streasou,llq agitALions OF
such men ns Wise, Mason aud Hunter
That, if the State secedes, that credit will
be gone altogether, and that tho July, con
pom will not he paid; and that the Huu.
John .Letcher will go down to posterity ms
the Governor in whose term the honored
name of Old YirginiH was first disgrncrd
bY Al protest. The actual loss will fall, in
lnrge part, on VirginiAns; nearly one-lnll
the whole State debt is held in the Suite.
The balance is divided between foreign in.
vestQrs and Western and Northern banks.
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NUMBER 2O4

of battle; of seryile insurrcction; Of
chnrred and emhcrCd iousehoIds. and of
traitors tainting the air in which they
swing. ~ laugh is we'll; Gnt there are
ocsastons TO which it is not quite appro.
prtitte. We conceive TINT Of the reading
OF Mr. I.incolh's proclamation before tie
Southern cabinet TO have been one.i Etrsli
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TThe Fats q. the noF0er stnte..

rbo C.ovorro,, kc I-...I.,.!.s =. !, = :, =, Z
CST6Iiba i,SfSry pSs,, S;S
wfii1nSf f,iTnjSlS tr5ets 49, ~
beln IN re .,O saesa 91Htes 70
lana n n, NV =. tn
&;
an ~ Y =
H. Y Il. l,st
spirtt az Iflis!s -
t1elSy. "a s ,5s ssn-
tLo " iu
Presilnnt II tFs TT,S,se, t"!e
present i. s ScnstNr bni !, a.,
spo candidate for the l,iTl,ast e. ~ .
n9tion'si Uiftond NEW tra,,aIi;,,,s - ..t se
Kentucky snrsS Iino ssre,so' n, s;,,,. "..i
criminni sneerBes - ], SsS - s'99 u''u
But it does NOT nottcr ,vtntI,.r Eon-
iS,,,.,i, r, ~. ~. -
nut down trai, so5 49, ~ r%t TI,s uat Ut. 20
NOT need their mid Ws w;i1 ~ = s.;,iss1s
Them Yct ,vLsn ,bo s,,'tI,o.,. "'t;;o!s
make these .reeTea nj stntes th,, hs,.ta saTts
of their 4rir f.,s
dav they nlaceS hi15rS5cs. 'laS
he snDEei,,,. nj, ~.
presen, nlnn md T66s NJ III fjSris "'; = oas sne
lain He ,Iores not. eyToso tI,a ot,a.,
fields ior HE En,,,.I f,isS,,I
ccs ma - S''''-
rcWdy.,be absolute necessitv or sv;H. Svss M
seven seeded States.5 a. fur i,a oa,, s"e
from tie ,lcstrnction' and matsr;SI ,.t~'' ;.
linn i,S;t,SiIiS
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g1ailg gntelligt1rbfr
TERMS OF AlRlSYlfFRTIsINo.
l1-SPEcIAL NOTICE. DOnble the nhore rates.

- SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
ding to the space occupied and the ehRneop
made. - - 80 = = tS't
All frum transient persons or strnng
eFs. to be paid fOr in QdrGn6e' iiiil sIsl p
BuatneSE Cards not exceeding dye IiIes year,
qE S6 for sx mouths. but fof sbrtes period usfIfrg
Will be counted less than a square
The privilege Of Annual Advertising iRliuitod 10
the AdVeFfiser4' own Immediate business: and all
for tie behett of other prsds5 a.
we'll a. all legal erttsements, and Rdyeftisements
Of auction sles and real ssnt in by them uiTit
be paidfoF at the usual tateS t. y 'sSf-ff'l 2 =
y ~ AdTertisene ents not accompanied with,gfftteh
drectIona will 10 n4ered uiit forbid ,Gnfi
accordingly. - I'FsS
Eotices for Political Meetings to be charged In al
cases at full ratea > = i Il : 4 n - -
arriagez Notices of Funerals, and announcements
eTmona, 50 eents oReh, 80 !. noylf-'Ss
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nnlnuntcrruFteI through seasons Of financial sun
shine aud storm pcriOdAeveutful Ia exempt from
sEespnx e1natgrltiOns and maritime disaster. lIe-
Ing long eStnhlisel.Oua cash basis, the troubles of
the credit system affect Us in material particular.
DHriug lIarl tinles the security of reliable Insu
is an imperative luty-tle- ability OF property
holders to sustain los being then much lesSened.
Polsios is1ned without delay, md all business nt-
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
0lic0 over the Bank OF Wheeling.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solVency and
fair profit. 4LU .
Esrtcia'atteafoRgiusn to oiHFaranccof d IHE1LLNGS
AID Cantents Jor tsrHsG ofone to Rps years. = 2
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Why Jeh. Davis Selects virginia as
the Seat OF War.
[Rroin the E N. Time5l


Nr. Jefferson, Davis bid TO- Virginia is a
master-stro&e of policy. He says to her;
''Secede, make inc Despot, and will
make YOUR capital the seat OF my. govern
mepI: The State will very probably
catch I the golden bait. Mr.. Davis we'll
knows he Cannot carry 61Ila Campaign in.
the secsding States. His army, yshfIPTer
placed, would soon staTvc, IL collected in
massos. All his d0lninions are barren Of
food. Great distress already prevails for
want Of II tsinall eTasSess The only grain
raised BY them g corn Some hor& is
grown, bat os.iieefs The alternatives
.prescntr t0 HIM e6nse9ue ueHtIy are, 90 dis
band to supply shialss purchase, or
u remove his forces tOsEa theatre where
food eG1e BE seed, ,.sOfas, tdsrnake war gsup-
port war. Soldiers 7mHst live, anil s,yylseu
hungry, they IRE NOT very scfap1lous as tn
the party WHO feeds them. The great
crop of NirgiIia b f&tiea q 8 FhSZ SSbffal
aud wsst tern s6nIties rsttse 4 large am6unt
of excellent beef Towards this favored
land. 80 ven S6lsF tea tFtiF ilt461y torcfa-
-tions. Mr.. Davis, IN the lack OF casll. t4ists
his longing, eyesi and be tells It's people il
they wilt mai him King he tr4psfer
9ls. y army % 1IefR sol, aud 6S6s JSat-t
'ttes "a = sSe
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tFromtthe \. 4. Herald. Z - ii
Tie War. ana the Military Spirit or .
~ '''.- ~ tho Country. @t=e 5ET5 /

The proclamation of the President, rglI.
ing for force of sevcnty-five thousand
volunteers, has, met with an energetic re-.
sPonse from the entire North. There have
been up to this time very probably not less
than two hundred nnu fifty thousand men
offering their services to the Governors of
thc'Idj feFeat States ;snnd i'm a, weak from
now, We should not be surprised IF the
humber ivus swelled to- halffi lnillio6, SO
great is the military Gr,lor evoked. Nor
is this warlike spirit confined to- the
Northern and Western States IN the
South, according to the telegraph, iyoliih-
teers nre also Pouringln To support the
flag oflthe1 Confederate States, aud there
is now said to he anarmy Of hundred
thousand men enrolled by the Montgomery
Government.
The entire enrolled militia of the States
end Territories amounts to nbout three
and n half millions of mon. According to
the latcst returns, the Army Register for
1861 makes nm ab<trnct OF the militia
force Of tile country, which we have sub
divided INTO different sections, inlortlers 10
show how this force is distributed between.
tl'e North aud South and tie border States:
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Brooke County nlOvInE--She.is M rr,,.
ing tothe Music ofzthe Union.

ing tothe Music of5the UmIom.'
3 LErom the WsllshnrS Herald.
The stirring events of the past few
days, which have so wrought up The pn-
triOtic nrdor of fthe5cOuntry, have also bntl
their effect in Nellsburg. The Union
feeling now OvcrshNdows and suppresses
all partispnship.y Secession talk. in this
community isepl1yedfoHi; and might, as it
should subject whoever INDUCES in it to
tar and fGnlhcrS. Weare glad tn see the
good, old-tNshiOued patriotic feeling once
more hubbling up and breaking ont so
s9thusi'.Ftisal he patriotisms Of the
sinlon men IS alsp are llappy, to see,
lyinga MI lon Snds 81 s6nle
sllla ept - .ik in hand .lve
sIEo4nta not oe-4snEEltl se13 BFodS ltcsSid
hNyc the honor;of tepderEnR the RBst volz
unteer company FROM Xirginia to defend
the stars -and stripes. We understand
that arrangements are on foot to orgNnize
at least one cpmpany for thisypUrpose. We
hope the project lnay succeed, and we
Know that those who yOlWntGsrelli cannot
do SO in holier cause. Let us raise.
one company at least, and thus demon
strnte that good old Brooke, sEaitl,fnI
among the tpithless,"i is yet true TO the
nnrient. faith of Eirgtniu; true to, the Union
| Virginia was one oftbe first to suggest !:
true to the flag that aoated nt,her birth;
true to the memory of all her, gre9tisons /;
true to liberty aud Union, now and for
ever. 5j4a t.5.s.
The honor of being the firstto volunteer
IN defence Of the Union under the historic
iHng OF old Virginia would be. no mean
I,gHerd9n at any, lime /; AMI 'now,swhcn
ltrsns0n raises its hideous front almost at
our hearthslones, the call wiIl,uOt be nm
needed hyltLe gallant and generous youth
of Brooke county. Rally to the rcscueI The
Onion isiin peril. the institutions, OF our
lltttheFs are in dtpger, civil war RACES, aud
1be e9pntryy and hqmnnity cal upon al true
men g stand forth. and stem the tide that
tllds fair 70 sweep all over our Southern
land. Feeble, we may, be, in numhcrs, hut
our influence as Yirglnipns will.not be lost.
and when the madness of the hour gives
place TO victory and peace, rs II tsnrcly5will,
there can be no obler heritage fur 20 ter
itya than this that sou were true to your
country, eyer. should you die in the cause,
and liYingii you viii be- zbonured and re-
sPected by all good men. r. .4.!.. ,,s5f .ifs
we would suggest that the arrange
Psnts now on foot SHOULD be pressed with
zeal and that application be forthwith
made 70 the Governor for arms. and if fiat
I-apalteati9n fails, 70. The United States,
where sllsueh 9pplic9tiops will,le prompt
Is supplied s.t.s:9 80 s,.sgs =,
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TOTAL ASSETS, sa, $2.l94lOO O9
Upwards OF 9I3,OoO,ooO
OF Losses have been paid by the Etaa Insurance Co.
la the past Al years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-20
IN S D r a N G T.. :
AEFN a.
Insurance Co. OfNartfOrd.
INCoRP0R RA'rED1a
Capital & Surplus, S2,t94,1OO.O2.
The INCOME OF tiis Company is DOUBLE that OF
suy other FiTs Insurtnca Corr, 1rItlon in the
United States


c,hto l.I Depositcsi iu IIarttd Iank LAS {s
t.ir in transit, aud in Nnds OF Agents.. 100 2yT 7S
a. Trtls Notes. and accrued $500 90
U Stocks Perct. sentAnnuAl interest,". l6G so "
et E.tatc 90
Y9;ry Es the Co., secured by MOTtG 40
DsL lIua lCO. Bd4 6pr. ct. semau. Int 0s9 90
B, Receivable. amply secured, ,040 SO
other Miscellaneous Items. 944 90
9t5Sats Uds, x .seman. Int pa 1882 26
IY Bins6 Gper ct. int, annually 900 90
Slf Shares RlilTOOl Stock 16A 90
- Connecticut River Co. Stock. ,25O OO
81 ts Waterbury, Rank - .........5 800 90
10 :. Stafford Springs Bank tt .........5, 800 90
% + PrOVilence, y. IL, ........l.SI2 90
IS Jersey City, j., IS Is g ..,....,l 500 90
800 - Boston, Mas, AZ -..!....S0, 500 90
so :" st. Louis, No., "s.......tSl, 500 90
2JT6 g lIartioFdt - g 1880 90
$3.50 New York, g 80 ,,.,,..6Sl; $50 90
$50 !" ny LII 4 Trust Co. I'D $50 90
100 " U. .S.Trust Co. Bank Stock..:......l2, 100 90