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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
LIEUT.. CHAs W. REED, THE YOUTHFUL NAVAL
HERO

The name of Lieut. Reed, Of the Tacony, Is fresh in
the memory Of our readers and it will be long before
his daring deeds as the commander of that vessel will
bs forgotten. They wall adorn one of the brightest pages
of our naval history and cause his be inscribed
high on the list of those gallant and ehivalrous men,
Who have made their names immortal in the achieve
ments of our yOurg navy. OF Lieut. Reed, the Jack
son MssissppiAn in referring 70 his brilliant career on
the Northern coast says
In the Youthful hero of these glorious exploits which
nv their boldness and challenge our wonder and
ADMIRATION as thew have awakened the terrors OF our
enemies the citizens of jackson will recognize the son
of a widow lady, in very moderate circumstances re.
siding in their midst Ten eleven years ago they may
remember to have very modest gents youth, oil
fourteen years Of age, of slender frame, ana habits
singuarly retiring and unobtrusve by some good turn
of fortune the humble boy sent to the avail Sci DOL
At Az n,polis, from which he in due me emerged, pre-
nared 70 enter upon the which bad been marked
nrt for him When the Confederate Government was
formed he was true his native home and repaid the
Kindness of friends by at enlstng under the South
ern banner. Winning his way to the confidence Of his
spneror officers it has been lis good fortune to bear
bs shse in most of the hazardous exploits of our Little
navv If VIC remember Alright he was participant in
The gbt before New Orleans and be has requ nty been
the companion OF the daring Mabt on the high seas
The other day. commanding very inferior vessel, the
Clarence, which the Yankees denomnate "tender OF
the Alabama be struck boldly for the richest harvest
and we'll was he repaid for the deed Of most wondrous
darirg
ita of which whole columns of Yankee newspapers are
lad IA none other than the modest gentle boy once
Ins11 az Charlie Reed. the widows son. His country
shares with her the pride which she may well feel IN the
youthful hero whose talents and heroic valor give pro-
mise of future usefulness 10 bis country ana great re-
nown to his name.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

YANKEE RAIDERs' PAROLks NOT RECOGNIZED. - Gen.
Bu,kner has issued an order announcing that the Gov.
ernmept at Richmond does not recognize the paroles
given to officers and soldiers captured by the Yankee
forces under Sanders In the recent raid in Tennessee
and ordering all such pAroled officers and soldiers to
report Immediately their respective regiments for
duty. Abiding to this order, the Register says;
II is well Known that the Yankee Government has
never recOgn zsd the paroles given by Morgan to prs
onefs taken by him in his Kentucky and Tennessee
raids, and more recently, a advised from Official
sources the Yankee generals in Kentucky have disre
garded the paroles gwen by officers in cases where
held positions that might have enabled us to
the prisoners According TO the usages Of civilized
warfare, paroles the battlefield are not binding be-
cause the prisoners captured before they are removed
to place OF security, are az any moment likely to be
recaptuIed. Much more IS this the case in mere raid
where would be almost impossible for the raiders to
carry of prisoners
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

DKcKAsEp.-Hon. VIM. Smith, Of Lewisburg, Virginia,
died In bedford county on Sunday the 9th instant at
an advanced age. Mr.. Smith was, at the time OF ba
and had Ied many important political positions during
his lifetime. He was endowed with strong mind aud
enjoyed the confidence of the community in which he
lived Mr. Smith at time represented his dsitlctln
the United States Congress- As apoltician he Was bold
and conscientiOus always strictly adherng 70 the oid
States Rights party few years ago he represented
bis senatorial district In the State Senate and defined
reelection to that body account Of his failing
health.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

siGUxRRiLLAs AT We "A few days since party of
cuerras went round in the of Murfreesboro ard
blew NJ two locomotives and trains with torpedoes-
one on the Nashville and Chattanooga and the oher on
the franklin and Nashville road The torpedoes were
placed underneath the track, with screw percus ion
cap friction primer attached which so placed On
the iron rail that the wheel passing over It, caused the
Illuminating powder to explode and ignite the magazine
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

Anlgnt tiAt 'isiscN W uiSo"
was 400 and that their whole strength only numbered
500, all told, but that Foster was in supporting dis
lance with much Tger force OF Infantry This i'low
had $3.50 Confederate money and stated that some OF
the men had over 81 900 in the same currency, which,
no doubt, they had robbed the citizens Of.
The railroad track injured very little as under
stand it will be repaired to-day the cars can pass TO
Wilmington to night.
The wilmington Journal of Tuesday has the follow
ing.
As we stated yesterday, the Yankee raiders on the
Weldon road left in hurry on Sunday evening. We
regret to learn that our cavalry, company cUapin
Win K Lane, Jr) stationed at Kenansvllle, suffered
themselves to be completely surprised, aud nearly sl
the command including horses &C. we're taken by tle
enemy on Saturday night Only very few of the com
pany escaped We also learn that the Yankees LEFT
Kenansve on Sunday night being pursued by our for
ees and tA.t they took With Them as prisoners Col John
J. Whitehead Clerk of the County curt Of Ddplin, and
perhaps other citizens Of Dupn, is also reportt
that they destroyed the records of the county that the
court house and Jail were burned; the finest Female
Seminary was sacked, and all the books destroyed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

CURoUs DcoVKRA correspondent Of the Melbourne Argus
whites:
have lately discovered In stony creek hteen miles from
Ca enane the bodies Of three Gborg quite whole ana not
sutuz smallest details, which pstrsded into sci
marAls Whea first them, thought they were actually
Al We until OF gosg eljse noticed me eyes. They are N
sd log stare and the MUSCLES etc. may be distinctly
raeei through Is group OF stone block hey are in
splendid stSe OF pressrVAto the finger nails teeth etc.
are as perfect they ave hun ired ago. On them
has . stone axe BY bis side witaou any hast.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11

A gentleman speaking Of Gems. Pemberton, Dick
Taylor and Others yesterday remarked that Davis pets
Sem to be coming out-except Holiness he added after
a pause.
ayes" said another, "and wish he too would come
out-of Arkansas" he added after a pause.-AObis
Register.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11


A BExARKArLE PRoPHEcY-Private prophecies are OF
tile account till verified by their fuHment We heard
one lately nevertheless that offer to the refec-
ions of our readers Ite author man in very hum
lie llea p;ous good Catholic, who troubled OF him.
elf with politics. and hardly ever, if ever, look at
Newspaper lie died in December, 1860 the month
her Abraham Linc0ll was saddled some of the
aes as President He was near his DEATH and friends
listing him. we're discussing the political troubles aud
neeuatinp whether South Carolina would real secede
Toe rood man had said nothing while they ticking
Afer they ceastd he said You have been talking OF
what is to come There WW be war-A bloody war
between the North and Souri, 1t will last three years
and the South will then become separate Government
but not without the help of foreign nation. When
the North and South separated then there VIII be
awful troubles at the North. The troubles viii last for
twenty years. aud hundred years from nov the coun
trv will feel the effects Of them. There will be terri
bic persecution Of the Catholics here after the country
is divided
This good man died soon after. His pastor, residing
not far from this city, is man of great learning and
talents He saws that for long time, he had known
the dec eased az of very holy and me itlve lfe
He was not nan Of ineeectaal cultivation, but man
OF PRAYER Whether it were the vagaries of dying
man. or the visions Of coming troubles given to true
and humble ser ant Of God we know not We can
only say that subtitle int llect, with large reading OF
history and keen appreciation Of all the elements hat
are at work if forced utter the goomest and most
probable OF its provisions, would have said about What
this pous humble and unettered servant Of God uttered
on his death bed.-Neao York Freeman's Journal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
THE YANKEE RAID IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The GOldsbOrO correspondent of the Raleigh Progress
under date of July 7th, writes;
The movements of the Yankee raiders appear 10 be
shrouded in mystery outside of military circles. Il is
thought tat they have left the railroad and returned to
KenSnsvile, aud some say they have gone in tn lrec-
tou of Swansboro 0lsow county, but the general i'm
nression Is that they are still at KenaI sville.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-11
GENTLEMAN WHO HAS JUST RE

"a TURNED from Camp, wishes Mr.. KAUFMAN, for
aery sth Ca Reg Co A. He has important TO
lunleatstO him. Cali At spOtsEOOd Hotel to day jy-lts
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
COnNerVnIOr,n GnIn-

NOTICE Is hereby given. that by virtue of dacraa
IN VI the VIII County Circuit Court in Chanc.Ty att
by said court At the October Term thereof d 1S5s
At the petition Of Royal T. Barber Consal yator snd
succession IN ONCE oil Michael Julien late conseryator
of the estate Of Marcella brennan IuDatic ysrsns
Sonn cullen, Ann Breton, Rose Calvin, James al,
SSoyne, Mary Ready, Joseph COyne, Ellen Wheelan'
SAtharine keef and James Gaffney and the unknown
netrs az Law OF MarceliR B:ennon upatic / shall on
S.e orc day OF November. A. d. 1865 between the
s " nine In the morning and the setting Of the
~ same day, at the north door Of the CouTt Hou,e
hih county proceed " sell public vendue to the
ba11 pldder the undivided half part Of the north
III H sOnth wsst quarter Of nineteen tlp)
~, y, ~, IhlItyaiN 1861 North VI Rang- tan iIUl
c o. tue third principal meridian situated IN Uni
1917 sne state Of Illinois, and belonging 10 the
rish, ~ sald MArcsllA Brennan lunaIic and an
e n. Ute ane interest Of said sssAte therein on,
tv,o one third part cash in hand the balance IN
~ sqaa annual instalIments with Interest thereon
not-S " cent per aRnum, secured 10 be paid by
80 Puseh1ser and moEtgaee ON said premises.
Soiist' October u, 1861 nisai
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
SHERIFF's SALE.

virtue Of certain writ Of Execution i..u.s 49,
hJ. the circuit Court Of VIII County, 10 faVof q
AhafeN H. Adams plantiG. and aEsinst sst3na.FS
ROLLING and joel George defendants, Al 1o,e:sTE p
~ on ihe S9.h day Of October A. D. 1858 AZ ~ nSti
e o. me Court house, IN the oily of Jolist All
described property, 10 lt: -, ssSS'S~'.h
Lsts Bumber One and Tvosfn az s,has-..s. -
BLOCK 80 IN the Canal TRUSTEES SubdiTi.ion 81 -
ha q Section nine, Township thirty (Ssi
GEORGE MoXRoE: sS.rirof wi,,csu,
r., 6y EDWARD y. GIHBs DeubJ.
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COLLINS STILL AHEAR.

TF You want 70 get the best 'ICAHTEs m YtS,rx 80
i PHo1OaRhFs, or any other style Of Pastures go 70
Ns. SeNsrssR strss1,
where Collins SIN holds forth, giving TIE best Oss..
faction. Call aud see.
Psrtieuisr attention paid 70 "cartss de vis,ss,r,
which cell 81 8 for elsso-
Eips ArsGarsry, No !, JsfIsTSOn st. Joliet
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AdmlnIstr.tor,s SAL.


bSIAIbOf WILLIAM Ac6Akk, DBCBAbEh
Df virtue Of decree Of the WIN County Cart n
oder for Iais at Public YenduA At The city q Jai,
the 11th day Of NOvsmbkf IseS bsfueen the h4Ski
Of 10 O'Clock In the horerO0n and O'Clock In the Ger
noon The e.f half 81 the south quarter Of geo-
tim scTenteg1 an TowRshIp dirty Eve l3sl Nor 81
Kanks ping (9J ast q DE third principal meridi.n
bainf a6odt So acres. Terms Cab.
EDWAR coDhEN. ldrnfnlst-.a,.
%ds bosis sOu" Of william 1clarr, 80:
Joliet, Sept. %. 1855 1iSa@-
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NOTICE.
EsthTE OF JACOB sPANoLER. bYcS.

EoTALE OF JACOB sPAN0LER DEcD.
DuBLIc SotIce 10 hereby river. ,h,, -, ~.
i Monday Of November Bextf bcihR ths fot6' 80 ~
s.ld month 1 shall attend before ihs C6dlie GSSi
81 win County, NJ the Court HOuBe IN the ef n 9-a
ct, for the pIrpoAe of settling and aAJu,tiS sjrt
against the etiase 81 Jacob spABfser, hts a ~
county, deeeased, when aud where IN eI-fisst. -.
nottned and requested % stte6d and Brcs-nt theS
claims IN Hrtng agSldsf sid estfte cd Gdjn,ts,st
PeIpons indebted 70 sid estate are cieo rra1,.s
81 % make payment y the undsnigned Wifhout 4,isT
Dated sept. "a, ises. 81 AS sins
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SIIERIPE,S SALE.

nv virtue Of writ Of Exeentspn isspsd from the
rs CIrcut Court Of VIII County, In favor Of Johp T.
Randall pIauti6 and against Catharue Coughlin. de-
kpdant al O'Clock P u the goth day Of 0ctobsr,
1888 II me north door q the COurt House IN the city
Of Joliet shall oder for sale - public vendne all tbc
st ttlr and interest Of said defendant in and 70 the
following described property, to-Win
Tot one in Block fifteen Q66 IN Village Of Dupasss
''~0 % 0P eEoSGs 9oERoE. Sheriff ofWIl %.
EDwM y. GEsUs Deputy.
Dated the seth day 0ssspt, 1863. nisSv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
SHERIFFS SALE.

~ virtue Of a certain writ Of Execution issued
- ron the Circuit Court Of Will County in favor Of
Royal S. COFbn plaintiff, and against Edulund ukas
Seeneant at O'Clock p NJ, the 3rd day of NOven-
PER 1865 at the north door Of the court house. in the
Sly o. Joliet, shall offer for sae Ut public yendue
~ me right title and interest Of said defendant I'M
1h1 e Ihe totAOWing Described property, to wit:
., OF number 10 In Subdivision East half n Il See
nors or - % n Oh I'd p m, containing Five
GEO. MONROE, Sheriff Of wiuco.
1or.oI,.r 1,,h 1870 by EDWARD GIBBS, Deputy.
@Sen' tooa~ mis-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
TIMBER,AND WOOD FOr SALE

Persons Wishing to purchace boat timber timber for
building PURPOSES log, and best Of maple hickory
aud oak cord wood the usual prices be sccomo
dated by applying In person to the subscriber miles
south cf Jnetor addressing him letter through
the Jcliet post Office.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
CITY TAX SALE NOTICE.

:. % CITY COLLECTIONS OFFICE,l
Joliet, Oct. 9, 1868. (
DUBkIc notice is hereby given, chat Is pursuance
Ofan order q the common council Of the city of
Joliet, made the Sth day of october 1885, the sub
ulsncng the hour Of O'Clock A. NJ at the north
door Of house said city, sell at public auc
IiOn the smallest portions Of parts lots and re-
al hereinafter described, Ito be taxed from the
east side thsreO ~ Tor which any will pay the
sums respectively set opposite to each, bring special
taxes assessed thereon by the common council for the
purpose hereinafter named together with abe expenses
OF building side walk west side OF Iowa Avenue
between Washington Street and Second Avenue, In
front certain real estate where side walks are not
already built and in good repair.
Names Description Lot Am't
Norton Kinny's Subdivision Of a part Of
NWZ M Il Sec. 10 IS X 10 L
BARBER 4 Graves SubdiV. 10
Joseph Axman sub lot 10 10 81 80
Gardner Graves Suhdlr Of part ofNW
Il En- sec is Is ROE
Hardin Graves and y - 9,7a
Gardner und y II 9i9I
Vim Hempstreet 10 20 05
l8 zoos
BeSsrIy Westfall 10 2l,SO
Rm HesnP street - 2l.SO
n B CagWiR q 2lsO
a q Barr, bOunded by Washington std
Iowa Avenue and Gardner & Graves
sabdiv on side n ~ 4 ne Sec ID
T35Rl0 1870
20 cents aud expeHs hereby added the taxes
eAc lot part % lots estate advertised above
aud thirty additional will Rldid il the taxes
thereon, not paid before the day OF sale.
1T. MILLSPAUGII, City Col.
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DR G. W. ROBACK.

Propr.tot Of Stomach Bitters. Blood Purifier Blood
Pills Catawba Sweedish Branaieg. "@"uiA0'o'' w.
"a ca 4 SO n 3d St Cincinnati, Ohio.
@. A. COOK, Chicago Gent Agf.
soIs At wboIeraIe In Chicago by Fuller, Finch
s-conntrx Merchant and Dealers supplied BY a.
r. Croskey and c. Il. Beckwith. ChIeago. a n
Sold In Jolirt BY ]. II. Brown, blnckman' y. n
"9oa aI Pr , q: n ''"S' - nslly
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80 ReWaFd..StraIe6,

Eson Je ne On he sth q ksgs,t I. sA.a b,
white hair on one hind heel long ~ ~ -.
built essss nsne an and sgs, snail dnpls ressi
VIII receive the above rsunrd. Ar. COOK
axvk sevt sstssS "@ SO'os Ass' AsTte..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

@ TRATED from the subscribers farm In March last,
= large red and white spotted COW, with white
lace. lavge horns. and is seven years old.
Also, large grey brindle strayed 10 May last
Ehe above rsSsara~Ill paid for either by the sub
I9liet, July q, lse3 n6tf
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NOTICE
ESTATE OF NICHOLAS BAKER, DECD.

EcIAIE VI NlOhObAe bAhEhs DEC-D.
nUBLi9 notite Is hereby given, that on the Ord
i Monday o. Nov. next, (being the 18th day Of
said monthly ] she. attend before the County
Court Of will County at Court House In the city Of
Joliet for the purpose Of scttlihS and adjusting all
claims against the Of Nicholas Baker late Of
said county, decd. wien and where all CLAIMANTS
notified aud requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing aRiast said estate for adjustment
All persons indebtsd I'd saia esss ase also request
cd to make payment TO the underAkisd xtauuf delay
JOHN SCHEIDT, kdbit.
Oct g. 1919 nI76w
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y LAhdE VARIETY Of CHILLI REN's CARS. AZ
Rilees ranging from $3.50 70 SO each.
~ nlules travelling and work Bssk - Wooden and
willow Ware to BE- 6Ound at "00OeD Ano
g ". gzoEE %.
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STRAYED

VIROM the subscriber. about the 18th Of July,
II Medium Sized RED COW, white star in FIRE
he ad. and white between fOrwaTd-legs Whoever will
return sail COW TO the subscriber, living directly in
rear Of Court House, give information where she
Hs,y be found. shall be suitably rewarded.
P.L. BARKER.
Joliet Julv 81, 1868.
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Fob SALE
or E1ehsDgs for Eastern Pro,.-

~ eEA ErOpoFty.
A nice Dwelling House. With veranduh Font door
"A and NindOw blinds. with good large Kitchen
In T. Also good Wood hodss - q By II - =
BRICK ehimn good veil Of water IN Il and maze,
very convenient paes for washing and COOKING Thsr.
Il Lots veil improved, 80 q By isS each with aIry
in ~
ALSO . ans vraps ,Arbor 20 n by6, covered Nth
of1arhentsl tres. pbEdbbsry, &c,
yAs buildins I'D arSqr sisnis % centre lot Tssro
70 good suoSt4ht0 p3cthk ience IN 'front.' hiKh eioso
tsnee IN rear. Front s1d rear Carriage way.
The place b beGutfaS stnSte1 IN tie city Of joliet
on mississippi Avenue. eonlh Of II Q. Z. r. WarshodS
and will be sold cheap for Cab sxehupesd for goA
Eastern Propsrty not over 10 or Is miles from tbs
cities Of New York or BEnoklyn.
= n JONES. ,. o. Boz -,
or e.n aaA
RFaDl.Fa - y-vCis opd eong Books, e Dc
Il Pc o0o8 NeSS DgDok'
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HAn VI nAhIoN SMITH, DECD.
DUBLlC notice 10 herrby given, that On ths sR,,S'
ssi MONTH We shall before the County cc1t1t
S S ~ SoSnty &c cSdIt oase in the city q JsI
81 his PssPose pI eetning and adjusting ell eJsih2
against me estate, OF Barton Smith, late OF ~
county eecea'ed wien aud where all elaImantS ~
noIne1 add rr9gestef TO attend and ptrssnt DO
claims IN writing &EIhat said estate fsr sdIust
An persons indebted said estate are aI.e is5,ss
ed to make payhets TO the undersiEned ~itsisEi a
CHARLES C SMITH,
-. .ss - - THOMAS u. HUNTEk.
baied se7t ~ fsea. (nlsowJ Adlninistrss3TS
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SaERIFF,S SALE.

ny virtue of two writs Of Execution Issued from the
SnI,h nlsiotid and AGAINST EDWARD W. CrandaH and
jacob G. Van Auken defendants, at O'Clock, F. NJ, on
the Goth day Of September 1865 at the north door OF
ale II public NeDdue the right title and interest
u mid defendant IL abd TO the following described
The north twO-thirds OF lot number eight S) BLOCK
thirteen 13 In Ola Town Of joliet, and the buNing
on said lot now occupied by Jacob C. Van Auken.
GEORGE MONROE, Sheriff Of Will Co.
By EDwRRD Y. GIBBS Deputy.
Sept sth, 1858.
Tho above sale Is postponed to the 18th day Of oct7
1868, at the same hour and place.
GEO. d oNR0E, Sheriff Of VIII Co.
The above sale In postponed 90 the 9th day Of oeto
Der, 1e63, at the same hour and place.
GEO. MONROE. Sheriff ofwill Co.
Ply EDwAED +. GwEs, DEPUTY.
Joliet, Oct Is, 1868. nlS-3w
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G U R IN G

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend. SAVING him many doctors bills.
rs well as the rich mans solace aud
comfort; inVigorating the weak and
debilitated. driving away melancholy,
making a life Of misery, one Of unalIoy-
ed enjoyment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only in the
hospitals. but among the soldiers, % an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of this
system throughout the
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THE OLD CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Established 1876 refunds annually HALY TIE PREM.
uAo back 10 the insured In dividends mo other Com
Pany has averaged ths) Capital over millions.
Losses Taid, over millions, and has paid back over
millions Ia dividends! IL managed TOR x per cent
u its gross receipts-being more economical than
any other company and hence, pays larger dividends.
Please call ON the subscriber for full information
All quertions answered with great pleasure.
w. c. WOOD.
H1-Reference to Messrs. y. Mack, q. IL. Woodruff,
Il. y Sanger. X Casey. &c &c. May go.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
a 8altimore nnO Ohio
Eiienbahn.

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mad @teelins uuO Yarters6urs uHb Elm 3us mad 6ret
rid abseben, ME foIst:
PCF3nS tSSfi@ (ScnHtass otSseucmmsuL 0fOrgene
Is Wfinuter.
@rpreB3us tSSli9 Gbenbs 9 u6r.
8eibe 3Hse ~berbinben f1 am S5ioHuS nit alien Pt
gen peflt@, ncr6metli1 unb Iii6trefli9.
Ser Bug mad Greberid se6t tasli9 BON Baltimore
4.30 Na8nittagS tub BEN GreSerid 7.15 Mtorge,
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