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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

$3.50 gallons syrup, 81 $50. GAINS
Sad experience
Multiply this loss by the total mum,
Der of poor machines sent out. and what
mammoth proportions the loss assumes !
Sd. Farmers lose by buying Exapora-
tors which are infringements upon some
prior patent, thus suhiccting the farmer
to prosecution aud heavy damages.
Practice true economy therefore buy only
THE ORIGINAL-THE ONLY RE.
ILlABLE-THE COOK ENAPORA.
TOR.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

~ ED GAYLORD has received au-
thority to recruit for this regiment.
This is fine opportunity for service.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
COOKS SUGAR EyAPORATOR.

In experimenting with and using
Cooks Evaporators, last Fall, | think
there is no more trouble in making good
sugar than there is in making mnsh | do
not think there is any danger of burn
ing the syrup on Cooks Evaporation. |
burned none in making over 900 gal
Ions last fall.-[O. n. Braincrd, Marion.
Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

The people Of Iowa are spending
immense sums of money yearly in agri-
cultural machinery. How much of this
is thrown away. LIST, BY purchasing
untried machinery. 2d, By purchasing
machinery tried elsewhere and found
wanting. The loss from these two caus-
es alone, especially in Sugar machinery.
is immense, as they generally include
the loss of the crop. For example, in
one ncighborhood are fifteen acres of
cane. One man
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
From the 9th.

From the 9th.
EI Our welcome correspondent. C.
Ii L. gives us as general indication OF
matters at Camp franklin Everything
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
MANUFACTURED By
RANSOM RARTE.E.
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.

IL All are hereby cautioned against
purchasing other Eyaporators clnbody
ing any Of the principles Of Cooks. as
they are infringemen,e, aud will be du
liz prosecuted.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

The time Of holding the Teachers In
stitute is altered to the 9th day Of Octo-
Der.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
Change.

GI ALLEN Few has sold his business
to SULLIVAN & HARTzoG, and we under
stand goes to Dubuque to live.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
Republican Township Ticket.

AcpuUllC0H AOWHsHAp lkChCt'
For Supervisor,
E. B. OLDER.
For JusticA Of the Peace,
W. CHANDLER
W. II. BARTON.
For Assessor,
T. B. BULLENE.
For Township Clerk.
EDWARD BREWER.
For Constables,
SAXTON WEBSTER
ED H. GAYLORD.
For Township Trustees,
JAMES FORESTER,
ALFRED INGALLS,.
DAVID GILL.
For Road Supervisors,
LIST District-T. HEAD.
Cd District-T. F. MESSENGER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23
OVER $3.50 IN USE |!

Actual veritable No difficulty IN
sugar may be made making sugar on
upon tn. Y. Tri Cooks Evaporator
bune, Feb. Is, 1869. IN. Y Evening
Spoke well of it Post.
last winter. Fur Another wears
ther knowledge practice has con-
confirms our good frmed the claim set
Iopinion of it, Same MP for this invcn.
paper, Oct l3, 1869. .tion as being the
only reliable sugar
making Evaporation
lin use Field Notes
They have pleased when in use, and
their use is now about rs extensive
rs tn e cane is grown.-Pairie
Farmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

get the
naehin-
gets an
Evapor-
fails, and
too late
otler,the
lost. The
then
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-23

agrees 10
requisite
cry, but
untried
ator and
as it is
togetan-
crnl, Is
account
stanas----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

.uch leed Tho case Of Government Il precisely parallel
we do not doub. is ability ultimately TO make good all lite
blons INT Its notes not able presently
neither do they possess Of the attributes OF 10
seupt 10 make the such is the impossible prob.
lem housn tmcs repeated, but never without nsnai
failure with the most disastrous resslts
Al the same ii Do rel erae the poson previously urged
Nv n, "A TO the effect Of governmental currency upon the
The Market Ihs volume o. this currency must contsIe
20 lie ucrs,sea The Banks viii add 60 hs volume Of pper
money no cou,raeion for The present DE looked for
The Government dissolved the people from ell obligations
10 meet ber In geld and silver the only cuency
bn,a on usi laws The msist may temporarily react
ont IS far s -epends tie question OF money or cur
euv il nns yet experience cou'ieisbe advance for ne
sn a good dividend paying stoeks ere more valuable
lan tho currency NJ the prices II j. now rchng Tor;
We can STE 10 pro psct Of stringent money market ahead
Tho aercss At TIE han' equssg 800 or@o indicate
usbof, er dian scarcity. Any movement sor depfess
nr psice viii % speedily reversed By the abundance Of
- Such has 5coa tie history Of the Stock market iIcn
- i-sirp ~ Treasury notes, aud will continue TO DO I'll
s.sue a,e tsk en- TO. a return to specie bAsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
FIs0il EUROPE.

rrfvs Of the City Of Nnrctcsfer-l'he En-
glish Ercss ora the Emancipation Hrocin-
nnsicil-Hfot in BoudoH between thc
Irish and English RougLs-Aboiition Of
Slavery ia the Dutch West Tndics-1un-
jfc-ie OF iGnzxiui against Victor Ein-
mnnnel.
Tn, screw steamship City of Manchester Capt.
Halcrow, which left Liverpool at $3.50 a. II. on the
1lh inst, direct for shis port arrived here yesterday
She comes extrG yefsel 20 accommodate the
large amount OF cargo Offering. Her news has beon
anticipated By the arrival ofthe Bavaria.
GREAT BRITAIN.
President LDcOlns Proclamation relative 10
emancipation OF tho slaves tho theme OF uniyer-
rAl discussion in England, aud lie importance was
uly realized.
TIE Times III leader speaks Of It as the Presi-
dents last card, and says that II anything could in
duce the South TO continue tho war to tie last ex-
tremity, IL IL this decree. La the North self It is
likely 10 be onlytlnotic or element OF confusion.
The Daily Aers makes no dneot reference 10 the
Proclamation, but has an editorial TO dispel the
ilusgon that when Southern Independence ia oLcO
achieved the abolition Of Slavery will follow. Il
argues strongly aglns' any such assumption.
The Morning Psi treats the message in Il sarcas.
ito strain, ana SAYS IL Ia scarcely possible 20 look
uqon 1t seriously. IL IL evidently, says 4he POST II
bait thrown out TO gain the support of tho Abolition.
ists. Il viii provo useless. The American peorle
have Of late submitted 10 much, but we do not be-
eve that they will patiently accept Of degrading
despoiism dictated by the fecbest and meat con-
ten tible OF governments. A regards the pgocha-
ntiou of martial law, Iie Post Says It is prompted
not By Confederate aggression, but b. domestic IT.
security.
TIE London Times, referring 10 Mr.. Chass's oser
inviting deposits OF gold for forty daye, TO DO repaid
in CON- with interest at tho rate of IS per per
nnnum regards Il as an indication Of exhaustion Of
the Northern laances which may justify soue liant
hope Of peace.
The 1t,nss's City Article says the news Of the
snspensiyn o. tho hRbeae corpus to; together with
that Of tho arbitrary decree OF Emancipation, dis
solves tho lgst piecxls OF consiliatonslsm in that
country, and establishes the qualified despotc power.
/, was only Tho 18th OF February last year, that
the House of Representatives, bya vote ll6 TO A.
passed resolution that neither Congress, nor tie
people, or Government oil tie non-si,yoholdin,
STATES have conslitatAnal right TO lsgi,ato upon
OF interfere with, SaNeFy in any aaveLoldips State
VI the Union. Tho return Of tie rate Of oSchanSe
to the highest poius bilelio touched, shows het tht
densiOns excts4 ny tho icsut OF the rcoers Nary
hand battles t.ayeen,irelv pas sod away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Sex AND WOUNDED kSB DIsTREssED solpu~
as Dun HosruALs.- Michigan ladies resident ID 'n.'
city have organized Society auxiliary to tue mIA,
gau soldiers Aid Society, for the bensh' Oh s. aA1
wounded and distressed soldiers nom Mi0''sS,'
There ere about go Michigan men in the h'sp,'A.'
in this city and neishborhcoi; nearly ell Of then
are couva!escent ANY donations ssnt to Cob Dapa'
Clark, No. I73 Broadway, will be jude ousiy oD
bnrssd for TIE benefit of these nen. Frcn the new
England States there are stoat 5000 men IN 0a.
uoapilals. Many OF them arc gresay IN heea =.
Winter clothing. Donations seBt TO No. isi br''a,
way viii be thankfully received qad discreetlJ usoc
for their bers6t. Pennsylvania las upward Oh 80
men in The hospitals here and hereabOu' there s
alec T5 men in our Hospitals fcom the State OF o1 "sa
From Other States there are probably 6,OOo OF ~
men, rna,r the care o. or accomplished '''s' "
aud rhysicisns. Il,f oYf
49," ir Fl. a.toW oi 5uni1
d. ....... .srita SO s81rsr i' l.
hrIliuafI w
80 e.sr..rrs sssra div S7gls s33 .a-las 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
EcefiDrs OF Produce.

Der ?l.-12fT bb. Flour ifl D. Corn Meal. so5 bag.
Com Meal 5ST bills Whisky le 100 bush yheat 70! 100
CON- - 200 do Oss ssi D. Bsey. 90 pks. PsoyloHs,
80 DO. Oh Cake, 80 DO. Lard. - q DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

ths traffic. TIE earnings were
Pss,engers.. 1853 Rlssi
fEeishI'....'.'''''...... 1872 2l,81s
Total. ...........S 3lSg3 5000
The Michigan Central Road earned, the eecond
week in October
lsel........ s6sl3s 70
lSsl. CJ,lik %
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. 9SG 80
The Assistant Treasurer in this city will here.
after, on each "Wednesday and Saturday supply the
banks of tbo city with moderate amount oi postage
currency for distribution 10 their dealers. This a.
rabgemeat will relieve Mr.. Cisco from large
part Of the very severe pressure at bis Office for this
currency, which VIII a4o, in this way, sc, wide
distribution. tnb
The Union Bank has declared a serni.aunGal dyi
dend OF per cent, payable November /, free fonl
The eoyefnmsnt lncome tax. whion is assumed by
the bank.
iDe exchanged at the Clearinghouse tlis nom.
ing were s3S,sT.ig7 10 : g 80.
0oiG WIS very active and bgoyapt in Ghs street TO-
dsy weak parties have been sold ga. and a poe,
Ses Of Spectators appear to have taksa hold with
f gsalDs3. bs1tsi saI rH1 .v1
$50 s. al hsH - ,isa sI Fca e Oh sas .n...losT
- 1,si-al " aiIsss sg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
rEw.ycnn CATTLE rhHKET.

r.,y rms yyvri, T.ylxG ToEsDAy. OCT. 81, 1872.
.o-t, trcgiIr, az Csrg.H - Kinds ron ThH WEN
Aerodng 10 lie rerors frou to several meTsetIices IL
n, city, tAere have beel received ihnw.ek;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Hour, Wbrft, C0rr,
From To 6a'e tbiS bush. h>lrh.
Ncv-To G.....Cc. H. l0ii...l6Oi55 58jd.yl6 9lggl6
ley esa',' 'sSep'' q i,s c279 c-7s-3
Drliino .e......Ccl 2, lss2.... 100 Is5.G4) -
Boston..........Oc,. H. lCl2.... 7,ssa
OtheI Po.ts....Oet > loa,.... lli,04 -
c95 cI01oe4 siQnIG
ia ebcut sarae period lesl..l 500 lss IS 2i2S 80
10 shout period l8) ......35 90 40 s0S 3oo3
IL sbou saIle period i2-9........ p 70, 26CD -
20 about same period Loo. : 2is ehis Corn bieai
TO TIKI COMMENT. r,s
From Ee,T-Yorh Oct :. 1867. 1863 2z9 OF 3eE3!
FROM oihor lcr.a o. latest ca.e'... -
The following table VIII compare tie present
condition of Tire banks with thu; al the closo Of the
corresponding week last year;
OF % l6i. Get TO- 1901
el5IS4 $50 Si123 0eS lno s2a6s1 GlI
SDeris. .......... sL42al sJ,1ai,.6 bee. Gs13f2s
Circuls.ion...... 8ss3g73 oo1'tl9 lac. IJ,7 $50
Gross ae 2osis... 40 80 ~ 2o59Ilss8 ac isg
Net dsp0its.... l1t i3ftJ lti 35T is8 lnc grglsG.
Cspi;si......... C9.o5oCo5 6sltoe0 Dsc. 81 g.5
Tho siatencuts Of the Philadelphia banks f1- tle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

iisrhsts-o AnKErLIr HEroHrrp Pom Hr N. Y TnInrsr
o,,.. No. IursDAr. &c. a, 1907.
ASirhaIee market :, frrn. with Gir 5s iiy at D. 70
for Pot. aid fTtli lor fsnl.
CO.fOk--ttn ltws tlom uIr1rl TIL. r,rlr- b,, rr,.
duo 81 esctlon Ia the naket az WIN father more nquiry
ave recovered seo1t 4ic . iJi ses oil tl0 bales IN
s.Na-is Of sea % g. or miiah n
CCrFnf--hr ttH t"da good strong n,rto, with a. II
busiaeit a-as Tho fia. " dy lal1 bags 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

1 g.sa-'al1 . tsctsl saI f.r. .v %
1913 q on A,f - sitH sI Ecg 81 o. sas ra..t.oeT z
81 1,si-a1 " nlIsss .a7..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

IWH ITNII ITTN NIITIT
There buogks sold yesterday tian an'ic
paed; sevel l.fge sacs have be.n cto ju, before dak
st 10 large ~. Wing come IL s n,rnls. the mafs~t
risffs dscre aud The wAoio nurbcF o. vii
BE- petty easily sold Hl3 NJ. Igte. IN tr Of 90 sont
w fully sustained 10 tie co.e Inotrd tn lowest qgs.
10y stock scd "a hss better TO-DAY tsn yrsieIday Soua
very rough safe teeT oxen. pnI so tina uoing Al
&c ponad net The weather today Ia very fne. der Tie
first kng 3t 81 the season at ligL Tho fsp0. VI re-
CeiIs from tAe several Sfa'ef Ia worthy ttt-utlou lie
io ths sfrto s. large, AMI nearly III tho Pefsrn
stes tigc state stock Jltic T. ao ro e ore.
years II ti-lsan. sud oufo uislk nom Can.
ala i1c runprr Gor kertacsy i sgnGoAEt that State
- lee Gne " by tn Aebe.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Number reported iof tins mas6 y FoIy fourth street
LIST.
Il- prices to.ssv aIo cgo'rl AZ follows;
Fir, suai.y.........8 al OTdinary.....,..." oG6i
hClfgu.................7 od
some eairs good ueeyes may b onoiel At cis9o.
Gre genfia' iycrsgeoi ire uiaiketat7!c
1he ulost q ,ne sses range rem Go. . Go.
Prices Ier head ari pond = dfIen, weights, viii
to i0sui iu nceourts Of falss 81 scitfy dfoYrs.
To'si number 81 BeeveS received IL the city tht wesS
5,147.
Tins l. l73 head ies than Last week lC2 bad than
the assrs OF asf year. The arcrar, uiibe 70 each
edrr.d ri market lat % head we tho urn4-
ber to-day b-iag st4 - head than the
D l..4 & tfr i. ma
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
The very Latest Northern and European In.
ieiligence

/, T E r NJ s:
DAILY, One Year, % 90
Six Months, 90
One Month, I 90
WEEKLY, One Year, 90
VNHE DAY BooK HAS NOW DECoNE II
Il newspaper of the South The rerr latest Northern
and European News appears in its columns one wo and
three days in advance Of all other papers IN the Confed
eraey
We submit the following extracts from what others have
to say of us:
D. T. BIsBrE ESQ., who has lately returned from Eurape,
with important dispatches the Confederate State Gov
ernment says in q recent letter:
"While IN London and Paris, several quotations
from the NO1tk Ddy BO0k, and since my return have
also noticed extracts from The sprighy journal in
the newspapers u New York Charleston and other cities
The Snfokk (Va) OlridiaH Sun says:
The NJrtoik Day Boot, which is 50 fast gaining popu
lary throughout the Southern COnfedeacy, to
greatly enlarged and improved and gives Northern and
Foreign News in advance of any of other exchanges
and is, therefore, perused with avidity"
The Hitmington IN. g Duly ,JOurnat says:
"The N0yfok DLy BoOE has become the most valuable
exchange paper receive it contains the very latest
news from the Rump Government as well as Foreign
News"
The FrederickSburg IVA ReyuH says:
"The Norfolk d ~ BOok contains the latest from
the North and its editorials always of interesting
character"
Subscribers to the Day Book may rely upon having their
papers sent promptly by mail
41dd, sss, Igish amount Of subscription enclosed
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..... ELltor and Propri.tor.
Jan II, 1862. 6wlths6tpd.
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RALEIGH. Nc. sATUR DAY. MARCH 1852.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CO,FrEEi.COFFEEu.

rs MANUFACTURED ATM KELLY,s
II Southern Excelsior Coffee Mill Raleigh and equal
to the best cuee II is made of cne rye and chck0ry
and Is roasted cylinder by machinery and therefore
better perched than be done by hand Chckory
80 well known in Dixie land but in Europe they il TO
give superior flavor to the cee In Germany they call
II tdgOrdh and here call it dundalion In England il
Is highly appreciated that they lay duty of pounds
two sbngs sterling per hundred weigh protect the
growers of it. We annex Prof Emmons certificate
show that there is humbug but il is what is repre-
seDied tn be:
To Mn. KELLY Sir 81 have tested and used the
samples of manufactured cnfee-the labelled JdUa and
LgUirG The first equals the Rio coffee Of the shops, and
seems To be equally good with that kind. am sat.
sed that they contain nothing which is injurious the
system and be economically and safely used sub
stifutPs f,r cOtfae E. EMnoHs"
This coffee is put up in pound papers, and packed in
bo1es containing ihirysx lbs unless otherwise ordered
Wholesale 2A cents for Java and 2 for Laguira per h.
All orders promptly attended TO BY addressing
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Raleigh, N @.
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READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT
A NORTH-CAROLINA BOOK.
HESPER, AND OTHER POEMS:
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
BY THE0. II. HILL.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ave have glanced over some of Mr. Hills verses and
6ud in them abundant marks of poetic genius well
polish and good This is the authors first book and
The :aci he has venued publish it in revolutions
ry times like these certainly argues that be is full of zeal
for the advancement Uf Southern literature and of conf
dence the Of that great cause -ChGreStoa Her
egry.
"Here is taste, word facy, wordecity. correct and
musical versihcatOn 8ud-aIas that it never be i'm
Piled if unexp essed, correct syntax. Ofthe
poems embraced in Hesper the best 10 our thinking
are Indian Summer aud Taking a Snooze )" descrip
tive peces-truihfuy and POLITICALLY descrptve"-SOut
LitsrGry Messenger.
The Star above the Manger"-is gem. Despair 1"
has much Of the wild aud wceg spirit Of Poe IL is truly
burst of flowers and sunshine, and birds and show
ers l. is one of the best poems in the book Taxing
Snouze evnces dne perception and superior descriptive
oowers and Tear down that Flag" is creditable alike
the patriotism and poetic fancy OF the author Should
he write more verses, the volume before US will give
him reputation person of genius and
(N c. Standard
There glow of true celestial FIRE in many of the
pieces, though they are nearly all tinged with vein of
sadness ind catvc of msanthropic spirit The following
is pleasant sample of the rythm and sombre seut
ment which perVade the book
My hopes are songs a siren sung
And Huwers her fairy fingers flung
Upon q rock to which they ciung;
They blOnned awhile in beauty there,
Then perished in its Alpine air,
And HU,O that rock il bare and bleak;
Tie HcksR SAUHs its haggurd peak,
And be who hsunts The lonely shore
Will hear the siren sing no n.Ure" 49,.
Southern Field and Freside
at spark!es every page with bright gems of thought
AMI expression = The versicatOn is easy and hUw-
ing and sometimes marked By spr'ngness and play
y surpassed it ufen equaled instance st. Valentine
day." Anaceontic and others - Church Iteigeneer
"We have bad much enjoyment in our ran,blings
through his pleasant es,"- Pet rsbTrg Express.
"Thc Star above the Manger" is almost iulmab e."-
(2tLfs5srJ' Tribune
"ThS is true, genuine poetry. 1t has about It that
sian thai distinguish poetry from verse and gve
the stamp sf currency and lasting Impression" SaSy
/ Banner. So 3. -ss-l
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
/. c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.


N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
n FIRE insurance Company held the l4th Of Janua
ry The following persons elected Directors and on
GERS for the ensuing year: -
DIRECTORS:
Henry d. Turner. Raleigh. -
J. R. Williams,
C. W. d. Huichingz -a
Kemp p. Battle, 80 .y.s-1
George Little, - ,sl..
james ~ Towlsx
James &. Huyt, Washington r- a. 5F.---
Alex. Mitchell. Newhern,
Joshua q. Wright Wilmington. -ai
John ii. Jones. Edenton. - ~ y = * ~
Geo. W. Charles Elizabeth City
JOS. Ramsay, Plymnuth.
j. w. Harrrll, Murfreesboro'
II. b. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton
A W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County,
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. T. SUNNY AsheviIle i, ..s. .rr-s t.-
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
=. II. Seby, President.
H.. d. Turner. Flee PRECEDENT
John II. Bryan, Ahornsy
Hamden s Smith. SeeTetars and Teasursr.
I. II. Selby, e1-oSfci9
John r Williams, Ee. Committee.
c. W D. Hutchings J
This Company has been successful operation over IS
years. and cnntnues to take risks upon all casses of prop
eriy IN :he State Except Steam Mills and Tupentne Dis
teries,) upon favorable Terms It's Policies cuter
property amounting nearly 81 large portion of
which in risks and its present captaI is over
All communications in reference TO insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid
HAADEN S. SAITH, Seg
Raleigh. jan IS. 1852. SIS