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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

n Gea- James, invenEor Of the ia.
nous James prCiectile, Of Rhode Islam
has been killed BY the accidental explo-
sion of one of his owu shells.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

q ass@E SaasssE, '-sapa. Az. IA
y Aa " 2. District Jaags 1ar W
ssaef, lsspasea : Ass II eos kaaassa ael,
la'ka ~ y, " A@ssh@a balaHla, Gas rs-
'aassag y ssaFseadsw = prisoner ehssgsa
aitb lfsasoa, under a writ of ha6s.as e.ar. q
Fss' ggIage sxalLEr held sAss tbs orasss
of ahs Var Dspasssns,ls wers 10 ylsGssiea
?. % saae assassssasaan. fbs Marshal paid
slse kne, '*a -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
EHREsHENG uACHEgE Pop
SALE!

r,c foA offers one Of PITTS supe- Tor Tbynsb-
SS44lIea tor sale on the following Reess raryr,
@ Ohe-third cash. ana the baiaScs ia 80
N .ct Persons wisaing to purrhase :
ne wiA do well to call at FOXES tefsr r,,.
++@eNAt4e. ocf d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

81 @D~a .AseReGS ~ shr Ess # ks&s IzEaizs4
g" Ptifs, ard the EaEsiET ali me- - =
4.lo AHi SkfsSAGta- kexsT I@1 tAs BSels b. ~fttas
I'M ,aasa m er Rnday aeGst aqua IL msy sesss. ssxaasz
n SIS hon~~sy Fills &hgUEa De rpaasnrss4z4sea -
thry would Increase tAe asxatIoa RS = -
4sE snss@ Raass wIa euxrrua tAa assox asal
1a ssona@1a ASA tA2s rsaBsxe ali the Rcrta huru@wyE
- ss1F sy@1sza IAss nns4afann wfsa give tsu~ zssa
v!saf 70 the whals organic syx2eyz hsyvg~v,sv -
"a, ~hl4s hs&lEh &aa ssreE-th faism As snaEfTT eg
S1Iss A0taing VIII s&1g ahs FeiaxmlssE az she
a3NRla 50 @ fhIa rasa.aaaAr.a r. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

sHuT DawM-eapt lIendesshost says ae
can gst 20 more nqngy from the GoTesn.
Enessss present. Tta afli ID unable s.
grind - faat as the ptsbEis sxiRaneies r.
Quigeas~- A1aas1oSssss llgsssEzey 60 1a aass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

GT The abdication of Queen Victoria
is again seriously talked Of abroad. The
Patrfs says the discussion of the meas-
uFe with her German relations is the
cause OF Gbe Qneen's visit to Germany,
The act of abdieation-of course, in ia
Vor of the Prince of Rales-wilI, ii Is
said, take place next spring, Immediately
after the marriage Of the Prince with the
Princess Alexandra of Denmark.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

:, - The man who praaes aleut tas
,.sasa oaassL'stion, :, In this great CRISIS, il :
Gate Guy. A'~ss tnHlg'
Seo"adreis, both Of yoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

= The session Of the Trieanial Bp,s-
eoPsI Convention has come to a close,
having lasted fourteen days.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

eH~ The Confederate Congress and the
papers Of the South are using the Enan-
cipaFion Proclamation as a magic wand
with which to strike new enthusiasm into
the hearts of the people Gs<e!og's
200, 900 meanwhile are dormant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

W fhs fo'ao~ing n me vote east BY
she principal Iowa cities at the late cleo
1o'f ipT Some Idea of ttFeir relative popu-
fstlQH may be obtalalsd from the sisuyax
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
H NsAE'Fses sses 10


azas ksasssy nsaIxes.s af AlsxAearsg.
asIfpsas, sad sts yEesaity .borae ssElS Iapas
Az'ss, sass AEyaTssa bF self .conssila astaa
authoEi sias sps4e two mo0ahs gsaee, ae
Ebasgas Of Al5egslty eDa sassaslonissa
fAsy bsgs hasn In iasi I'LL shss tir,s sistl.
epf aAs ksasg slaow kov tsIm until sateIly,
shaa sbais easas ware exsmiaad by III
Rrov9st MarshaS GeDaga IF III. foulA,
who aisghafga5 then ~ antifsly innoeeat.
shfEs they sage epnAnesi III iSil gUaaae on
the alQyalists" Of keokuk gfsiEAd theiF
store IN Alexaaaria, broke rhaau open
80 sebtsd than ef hundreds VI aollagg
ssssh p9 goods, s5h H'f u
Thslf h0rsss snd wagons whieh we're
taken at the time q their arrests are fu
the ass Of goyssnnAut contractors, and
shstE ssops, which should base been har.
Yessed-snd to do whish gheir taaaas weke
urgsssly nseded, have been Allowsd@to
go 20 waste. Guilty of no sxAas- proYs
= inaocens of al charges, kbsy are tnrn.
% oat after swo months imprisonment
% DAD she4r property DESTROYED and poy,
my ssaFiBg them In the faeo. IIo NOT
'aeh ersnaes call to iLeaEen for iuss aad |
ipeedy retEibuIion?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

The TAX os ToBAcco.-The heavy
tax on tobacco, imposed under tlna inter
nal reveuue Law, is already beginning 10
be felt here, and a Considerable falling
of ia the deanand for the article is expe.
rienced. Our readars hare but a faint
idea of the extent TO which this tax must
affect the tobacco trade; but when we
state thai under the lay some of oar
manufactures will bare to pay 800 day
20 sAs aasernment, they will ba Ivtsas
able 10 arrive at an intelligent concattsian
On the subject. There ia another 5shinx.
toe, which viii operate against the man.
facrRres, unless their whole system Of
business be rsY0iutionized. They gen.
eraaay give a credit Of four months oh
their sales, but under tho law theyare RI.
quired TO make returns every month fo
the collsstor. They wfai slsus be- com.
PEELED 10 pay thetax leng before they 70.
ceiye payment for tohacca-A khksg
shich, considering the great amount, vii
be out Of the question. The result oi
this will De, they will have to dn cast
busineaa exsaaaissls or hoae ID all
Harrisburg 7atsgrapA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
DEcLAkAT1oS OF 1xDEpKxDEvcE.

The history Of the present King OF
Great Britain is a history of repeated
Injuries and usurpations, al having in d.
rect object the establishment of an abso-
iute tyranny over these States.
be has affected TO render the military
independent Of, and superior to the civil
power.
He has combined With Others to sub
ject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our
Constitution, aud unscknow isded by our
laws.
For depriving us, in many cases, of
the benefits Of trial by jury.
FOR Transporting as beyond aeas TO be
tried for pretended offences.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

sStTs @a1 teeTa, RlQtc&se~ and k@egIsa9s ezg
@!th eerts'aty be raatcaEly cured II the Psgs a.
S1 @LA @Ss E39FnIpSt sad tae o4AfEasas D. tree
+ ased as stated in Fhs prantef FnatrmritsTs y
sffa'e4 10 any otasS z&uErF they dry ss In eus
E4rt 70 br~ak oat in another wheresa EsEn f15nt-
~ FslH VIZ FsSaTs kae kuEEITs fT@m the sysG@za and
lave the patient 4 vigorous ans Es~IthT - -
@hI require little perseverance, Ia lad cases h
EasHTe lasting cure
Fof Sands elkher oetRsismeS By gkr mmx-
"AS%" @20Fe sFaas Aalkxt, @sges ~ RTuEsea
&c WhAba every sasdaev er sallox are liable thrrn
are h9 mfatAetne$ 50 safe, sure and csuysBisst a.
Hsii0Hsy's Ptii& aad 0intaaeat nae Ezesay ,pswsss
sa and aim 7st dying sufferer n tsh have Ais .7rS
arTs SEQ INN "distelg. II Ne s0nia snfy ysvyss hiE
.. s. Sits tals mablaIess DiatEAsnA, whzeA shaaia
>" thuFst fato she sound and Snrara4 al arsvS p
@'ttl e9FefeH @Ata piece " Eiaan trsn Aas Eaam-
sask anil eurGpressaa with hanaEer Tzkiss.
aLsht aEsSs aaeFEiHg OF Pills 80 essl the Kvssxu
and prey SIT Inflammation
hvssy AefaieTs khzpsaek ard seam&n's Chex1
should be pTeFid@t with these y-slaalge rsznss..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

GoLb.-0ur exchanges are using tbs
terms improvement in the price Of gold, "
rise in gold, &C." 4 little redecsion
vail tell them At once, that if gold rosE
TO IS per cent. premium. it would pour
into this country like an aYaIaneh from
chose parts of the world where ii ia ia free
circulation. The fasGa are, tbat bills not
only Of State banks, but the issue of the
Treasury of the United States are 80 Der
cent. below par, and gold stands to-day
where it stood five years ago, and where
1t will stand five years hence, subject to
no huetuatl0n above l-2to / Der cent.
according TO the demand for il.
There is not to-day use for one tenth
n the gold we haVs in she country. Ii
lies dead in banks. We have more sye-
Gle in The United States to-day than the
whole world had four hundred wears ago.
aud We are not doing tenth Of business
the nations of the universe did then: and it
must be borne in mind that in those DAYS,
business was all done for cash down
specie aE that, no credits given.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

IN Whoever picks Qua the names for
our new Monitors batteries aa4 FaFHs,
ransacks the aboriginal dialects and his
tory to aona paEpess. The lateat priz&
that he has brought TO light, is "bIianto-
nomoh." This word, which probably has
a wealth Of meaning, if people only
knew it, is the title of the latest iron
clad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

~ Air. Story, tho Amsrieau seulp-
tor, has sold his statues Of ''Cleopatra''
and The African Sibyl," in England,
for 5000 guineas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

u "tiiard's Hotel IN Washington is
making 3 profit of 81 900 per day. The
present pEqpFietoss bought the prop artr
fer S775 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

sEAAFoRaAL baaoRs AgPPED RTaE Boz
An iadiaae papar says Ms. ssesssar,
ka tsls aiassTisF) sasisla's visit 10 Lnasans
tass osa@fs s1s saseslsn sas 10 mae ST.
fi'sssinsnts about he ssnasorship. The
people settled thas GaE lin, in . gar not
quite 10 biz Akiag. ..E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
NTY HOTEL,

C1I HOTEL,
't's Broadway, Couuelf Bluffs, Towa.
UEkAY, PROPRIETOR
AFFFar rters VI r arsi it ssBvenisDt 10 s3ks rase
'2sr al Il" City Hstei fJF aI peiuts 0rth, Seat IA
az Aal Wet This honss has been lately nt4ed
~ d Is nos ans Of Ehs bsn Huss Ia 1n sAR Saty.
az 81 90 per day or a. 50 per week Good
s"-ass attached to tas Ratsl. s.r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
CONSTITUTION on TIE uSITRp STATES.

Article /. Section |. Ali legislative
powers herein granted shall be vested In
q Congress of tbs United States, which
shall consist Of Senate and House OF
Representatives.
Art. l Sec. g.. The Congress shah
have power to provide for
the common .defesse and gBnssaI welfare
Of tha United States. r..
To make all laws which shall be ne
csasary and proper for carrying into exs.
cation the foregoing powers, aud all Other
powers vested By this Constitution in the
aovaFnnsns of the United States or il
any department or ofices thereof. y
Art l. See. 9. Tue privilege of th.
writ OF habe1s corpus shall not be aus
pended, unless aheA IN. eases of rebel.
lion Or inYaaion ths public safsty aay re,
quire it. .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

Ga7-lt is stated that from $4,000, ,0W
to $81, 100000 Of counterfeit Coufedar-
ate noucy ia il circulation iu the South.
The Charleston banks have six or seven
millions Of tdo staff received as good
MONEY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

g1r At bull grven in Ba5onue in hon
or Of Louis Napoleon, six bulls aui Sc
ven horses were killed. The principal
matador, Ell Tato, receivee 81 ,OU0 for
bis days work, which is higher wages
than most slaughters houses pay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

xbs ssgass8arsh6rs Aerassfosn sss.sss !
ataxsim Pfaifgrln lhe Hsss ass 49,
Vi kAs shzs III ssaN kd ~ msntssaa n = =
4as sae late arm nasS sh yzsssd q TSsa -
the late Era. - - s--H - . sl'e pAsilsseS o.
GEO. ALaxsIM
! aE0. RFMlEMn E9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

asS ten JED. {. DAVIS, by order of
the War Department, has been released
from arrest for killing Gen. Nelson.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05

Eiil bs speedily zrsa1rye~s azgsa sss.aarss,5 . =.
IsAz& Easas s&4lgaaae Rna45esns-n a~~g ~ -. \.
sr9PsE HtEsaktea 60 she hlEpr4sssss - - ii
fsehea to rAeA Pog or ssrx ~"7~ '@e %@~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-05
II. PALMER,
lrerY Line on Reasonahle Terms

|FGTY AsBFEN vi FEUmBNWaNSN SFEEk&4
.I.,p run an Omnibus or Hack 10 ami from the
LsRftng during the boating season.
f~P-fsI rs deeIIuas Of having The 0mnihuK ca II
t~.r res ideBcs GoF Passengers sail be accomuo-
'Ai"3 b leaving weEd al the Stable
mo. DOHAgY
Fss'saIy 10, SO. "
, 1862-11-29
Dr. Drunkenness In the Army.

An officer in Gen. Grants corps writes TT
have become convinced that drilnkenness nr
ut least excessive drinking, is the bescttinp
Elm Of our officers as well IS soldiers. Ind ged
tue latter haye few opportunities, comparg-
lively, to dlsslpste, and are liable TO punish
aent therefor, while the former can indulge
their propensisy to any extent OF this fact
Was particularly reminded the other dar ct
Co1ln1h, where learned from the free and
open conversation OF many who had figured
II The battles Of the Sd and 4tn Of October
ths'Edezens Of the principal ofiicers-I would
not like to mention the hight Of their 1aak-
We'e 60 fips5 On one or the other day, and
Eor,e on both days Of the hght,
thst they were really unconscious Of
what was going on around them. Men
who were mentioned honorabIy for their rsl-
1antty Ecrc glad to hcar they had behaved so
vel, but had no remembrance or kno 7IedSe
OF what they had done. As an Instance. Gtn.
Rosecrans narrowly escaped having his head
taken oil by cannon balls several times during
the engagement, in consequence Of drunken
officer who hsd charge OF battery, shooting
at random, and with the most magnificent in.
difference as to TL11n or what he struck With
bis prpjec lies. In the army of the Tennessee
see men now that I knew; eight, ten or
twelve months ago, as sober and frustTorth1 :
officers, who to-oay can hardly RECOGNIZES on
account of their b1oated and strangely altered
appearance. No doubt drinking Is the pursu-
ing demon of our ar;ny, and the fearful habit
seems 70 be growing. It is stranEe, then, our
troors are go badly managed, and that we SO
often fail In accomplishing desir15le results in
the field? This is indeed serious evil. and
IT 1t be allowed TO spread, must even tually ter
inmate III the ruin Of our cauBe.n
, 1862-11-29
The American Minister and tile Life
Koat Service.

During the fearful gales that prevailed In tho
Irish Channel On Sunday night week, tue
American ship Ann F. Hooper, OF Baltimore,
was driven on the norsebanlz on the Lanca.
shire coast. Immediately the peri1ous position
of the ship was seen on Monday morning, the
L5thaIn life boat Of the National Lifa H3st
Institution VAS launched and towcd to wind
ward By the Loci Lomond steamer. After
having been cast of By the steamer, ths ufc-
boat had TO so through tremendously hcay7
sea of broken water, which filled her three
times, but which was rapidly self elected.
With great perseverance on tie part Of the
crew, she ut last reached the ship, and with
much difficulty took Oft thirteen Of the crew
anc Liverpool pilot who was OH board.
Alter taking off the fourteen mer, the ropa
by which the liteboat was held to the shin
parted, but the Southport 1ieboat, which also
belongs 10 the National L:teboat Institution.
fortunately came up st the tine and took oil
the Captain and the remaining three men, Oa
the Hon. Charles F. Adams, the American
Minister at this Court, being informed OF the
rescue OF his c5untrymen, he communicated
to the National Llteboat Institution his salts
faction with the great service rendered to the
crew Of the ship Ann E. Hooper By the life
boats Of that valuable society He added that
he would take care that an account Of the
facts Of the c:se Should be brought under the
notice Of the United States Governments.
, 1862-11-29
The Proposed armed Colonization or
FLORIDA.

~ ns711"6eoH o1fpsecn 10 The n E Herald, eth.
Ihexe 1sa prospect that the schame for the
armed colonization Of Florida viii soon be
practically tested. The General who is to
10o00 AIMED co]onists he can dispensa viii,
very large portion Of the soldiers ofieina3]v
destined to take part in this engageussnts 81
that the execution Of this scheme Viii moi VeSv ~
materially interfere With any other military
movement. Information bus been received
~that many thousands have already made ap-
p3ication to enlist as armed colonists to take
psrt in this expedition, and the leader Of de
enterprise is only awaiting authority from the
WIZ department to raise the full number iudl-
Gated ss necessary for the Initiation Of this
scheme,
, 1862-11-29
FOUNDRY FOR SALE, AT
Port Stanley, Canada West,

6osnpEisiag exteakivs Machine shops Moulding rooE
and eJtI3 thing necessary for carrying doult:
Ing husine ~ the manqfactnre. chiefly Of Agrculru
nj ImplemaI u, for which the surrounding country
m9ehine1ys &C, are y ths best Of orde< and will be
BOLD On very reasonable terms,
For further particulars Apply 70
= j. g. EAEFEK
! 0cNY14GV-en3 London E4usdA ReAk-
, 1862-11-29

Was Known ard used In Germany fo- Dys,4ss1s
Chronic Diarrlos Choc. Dsscntsry. and Diseases O,
theStcnach ard Bowels IS earlyas 16c3.
, 1862-11-29
VIM. T. PALMER. PteNiu

44Ai
certificate to expire On the 31st day of January, 1861
AuD1Tor'5 HEFEcz. STATE OF ILLINOIS
sf9ISGFtsLD. obituary 81, 49,.
TnE EaAs. TIE MantAttln Fire Insurance. Conn,nv
l,eitec .. Aew York. In she State II New YorE hss
niEl IL tls tatemcnt Il the Condition ct It's II
fai1s - -efutred by regulate tb: Asett,
q iTSurADGe Corpales not Incorporated ~ tt. StIt
q llfroiE, approved February I4th 1s5s an! an ncs
anencatorF tl!ertto sppro1rd January I'D lS5i aaI
|Eefezas"tG Company ha7 furnished satisfactory tyi
1ehtc tat 1t IL possessed Of tee raQGrei no,rt of
capital Invested IN stocks and Rlostg am, las scd
n THIS otce written ast! sSacd IL tic Pa:i-
gent and Secretary hereof. HrFo!nt:nE Lat.hcf: (!
lia a.! Ja:ne- Stokes OF lcaeo Its Agent for tho
r. :ac;ion OF The Hsucsa OF said Eomisv u.d fal;y
ans nnscsctTefiy 1utLuv'z'Hg him 20 a"l;noYslc4rc
service - pracess Tor and behalf If s. Coonan;
cesatinE that srrc:ce Of PROCESS up u l!;1 t5a si
AGENT. snast he tkken a:d held to be n yalI n; if
selVsq IEoh TIE GoaipaEy. ard NaiSfne ali Ctwiu 81
efTcr ny res suH Of such services ~ ~
now tfcfGnfe n pnr-tNnta Of the PROVISIONS nf the
acts afoFceiit l. Jcssc f. Dubois Auoiio- Is pnia
Accounts Of The State q Illinois, hereby cestfT Ira
the said Larssct C. Hall a11 James d. Stnk is W
thori2ed as IN Agent Tor the said CaE1Dsny t., frans.
att tbe brstcsa Of LB1ra3:e i'll tits State ultI iAe
thirty Il st da: oi anul7. ii :he year eEhseer u3
d.eH and sixty three. so "a. he may be legally en-.
powered 70 to dohE said Company.
{.e~, In t*stir1c ny Whereof have Il:reuno s7h
3fEfL-t Ectlbe5 .nt 8Aixe. the seal II INV
e>~--' ofEEe at 5o.fECfelA This 3ist daT cf Jsii-
0aty. a. U. 1861 JESSE E. DUBOIS AHliSor r /
HALL g. COMPANY. Agents.
TEA c.,.tt
, 1862-11-29


Il ELTY.
HCRCES1ERfS NEWLY PATENTED HSGEE
FLAT-s PIANO Foote's.
Mandatory ard sslesroom. Fourteenth Street. cor
ner Of Thlzd Avenue. New York.
The sttenttoa OF the Yuscal Public is 1espectrn1:7
invited to the very valuable improvement recently
lnede ~ 4 Worcester in the conacxuct!-n Of tue
f1aae Eorte and for which lsrtorB patent hsYe bae
f.Ensec- This improvement conaists In dividing and
MnEiDg the plhte Of the instrument the ree3!t Ct
which is TO conbe the volume and 1uscsl qua.lty OF
souhd and strengthen the middle tones OF the scaiF
rt1ally the weaker portion OF the plano. The iayot
Die teaf1me1y OF Mr. L. y. Gotsscha:k, Who carefully
az fo!soHE: -T-' -
~ hsye M seen With great 1ntsres> tie new improve
tnent OF Mr.- HaT1tio Worcester, Elch co15tsie In
i1ns Ing The p1ste ef tla c1ano:ezte have 1je7ed
els new 1nRI1unert4 and fonnd teen to be suGrr
O. 70 the etEe-s Q! the axMe scale having solid p:z
iestnatc the Te1ume OF their tone to BE- !nCfessej
afnut one hundred per cent b. tEs Invention.
Ihtir ts1Eg3rg" quality Il e1celient, Tn9 uucer
Part Of the Keyboard Is Exceedingly b7illisnt Wills
1hS hnse Is Of = 'feh =sd 20 xerfui 5uno-nusQe5;
New EorE. June Il. 1862 L ~ G iTTSCEaLY
Equally strong 1estlmoDlals II the yalus Of tae
AeEeo Plate 1nFe hstn 7ec:tFed by the pa.erte
MesFrs Vim. alasun. s s. Mills, Tt couore Til1rss
Vim SefiartelbeF.. Henry c. I1i1m. Wtn. Ee-gc II
1:apett Hsrry Gldarscn eR1 other txeelfent iusxaa
1ieJetenSe - alto given 10 the cr1G1na of the n
9tEee world. tost Com zle: cIal A6vt-:t7c E1n3.5s
Muscal i;eT1eW A1d r Forid, Home JoufREi Frank Les
ses !.11st:atad Isprf. etc.. Gtc To ba SOt3T
, 1862-11-29

STATEMENT Of the condition
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
OF Brooklyn, Few York, 1arn&ry /: 1889,
issIThe nsnc Of the Company I: tie Phos-
1i1 fiEe Insurance Company Of Brooklyn.
sd-The smount o! IT. capital sseck5z sa3,oSg N
sA-3h amount ofl!s capital stocz rad up
10 et0 co
;st-Cssh o. hand and Ia KanS. aad In the
. hands OF Agents. and other homes sa6 IN n
dont Bonds Ea;ste a!ia osSs e%bs T. M
III 'ctqs on Eeal Estate: 1ss,so6sa
sh-1sbts aae tic Company 70: pieiaa=. iiss iisss 8
.,.n,, s:s7 72,a. S
Losses adjusted and observation-disclosures, None
4ossss o meas{e1 ana not None
al otheT Claims sga,as Tie GcnrsaT.:... Sso' SSne
s9.*Qo.o5
ot1PiaSs St4te!Ape1 !eh. tSe< E3 tl366
STEPHEN CROWELL, President
1Fr.sDEE SHAW. Secretary.
Certificate to ezrrs q lie 5l:i Gag Of Jspuary. 1851
AuDrToR.s OFFICE STATE u .5lIyois,l
shs Fhee;1 fiSs5aa esp s
I
ed1 In this ot9ce statement OF tho condition oiits az
taiIs as reGuiIed By An ACT 10 requisite the Aences
Of Intu1anGe Companies not BY ii: state
q Illinois, apnroyed FehrC:7y 18th. 155. and act
enefdntcry thEEetc appr5yEd January al 1857, and
Ehefe1e Rald Copany has furnished satisfactory ev
dence thA Is POSSESSED o. the required amount Of
SsP!tsl iaxs Y etecs and sad ha7 aIed
g. tnt and secIe79rE sheIeeE arno1n'tnE Lambert g
Age.t for TIE tansaeaoa Of q: business Of said
as @ ri Il aaa
said Company. consentne that service Of process u7on
him the said Agent. Ehau be taken and held as valid
ssn neezyed uzoa the Compsny, and wotying iii claim
Ct Terror by reabon Of such service
nov therefore IN p1saEF9ee ofthe RE9visions ofthe
Ascoq9s Of the sste q Illinois do hereby
the said Lambert G: Hall End James H. Stokes {Hall
A Co IL authorized Agent t e said COMPANY
to transact the business Of Insurance this State until
The thrsy day q January in the 5ea. eighteen
empowered 80 to do By safd Company.
f-~-~, In testimony Whereof have hereunto sub.
}sKA1- seEtbed my name and hfsxed the seal OF my
t--9 once at Eprfre efeld. this Sth day Of Febr1.
ary. A. D. lss2 JESSE K DUBOIS, AadltorP a.
HALL & COMPANY, Agents,
ccs1'fse4 1MswAF1 No. 15o South Water street.
, 1862-11-29
Gopptng .Tlui0.

pEDLICHS VIOLET COPYING
AZ FLUID gfxes several di3unct and clear i,snyea
lions Eows mere neefy than any othex Copying fnE;
months SttSt writing. "SA" ~-@
sold ~ ALI. sTArioNERs,
l 8o11964 Cateago. - -'>~S uoIFXEliM
, 1862-11-29
THE CHEAP CASH JE1TELRY
L uOuEE OF NEW 7ORk.

LIE tl1f AZ tf:Ca y = " .saAJf[
L HOUSE OF EEE FORK.
HEADQUARTERS FOB
Masons End all Dealers In JeBeIrr.
". A. HAY WARD,
MANUFACTURING JE Weller.
No. 205 Broadway.
~ Wholesale AGENTS Essted n eye77 Regiment aad
Town In the Ukted States, Cau6da and British Pro
vtnces The assortment comprises all stnds Of
SETTs, VEST CHAINS. NECK CHAIES, Lf1C xErS.
and BUTTONS. MASONIC d q r
AND ALL KINDS OF EMBLEM PINH
And everything in the jewelrY line.
Any cne wishing to sec samples will send ethe. NJ
the following articles together +Ith ny WholGss;a
C!cnlar en tie receipt Of one dollar:
4 Gold Masnolc Pin or Ring. or
Nice Go.d-plstsd d Mss mic Fob Eey. oSs
Beautiful Set Of Jews!ry. OF
Cslfornis 1>isnloud Ring Or Pin, o. a
Set Of Engraved 3olit:tro S1eaTa- 5uts5ns.
Set Of Studs and Buttons ora
,,,-. n,n,,. 4 Gs1t1s@sns s SEAL stone ring. ora
Neat Gold 2:a1sd Vfst Chstu or Neck ha.n, ora
California Diamond Cluster Pin.
Anchor Pin. with ain :attac6ed, Or u Aa
Al, tic ehovs good aye sid It Tasais s: s:on s IL
s each: Persons FISHING to order auythln: vht:h
bavlng tier ordezss 4tshfEily attended to-
npl.TSs3 In