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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-16
- GUARDIANS SALE OF RIAL

Esiii ESTATE-By License Of the Court Of Probate
kAtor the county of Worcester will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on wEDN ESDAY, the 25th day Of March
instant at three O'Clock In the a the pIemi
SEES the Estate recently owned and occupied JonA-
than II knights, deceased situated on the sontherty
side of Pleasant street. within few rods OF Main street
in Worcester containing about 900 feet OF Land with
gooc two story swelling HOUSE thereon ~ tnoIougn
repair and Is of the most desirable Esats now Ior
sale in the city. The premises may DC AZ any
time previous the sale. Possession IN me nret
dav ~ prl next Terms EASY. and MADE knOwn atthe
time and plac Of sale J. " q ~ =
Guardian Of Persis B. Knights ana HAtts . hhghtS
Worcester, March 4, 1868. aus
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a about 200 acresi dwelling house, barn and out
buildings in good repair situated four miles from Wor
cester the line of Norw CHI and Worcester railroad
Possession given April /. lfnot sold 1t will be let APP
ply TO FRANCIS IL DEWEY
mchl2 diff 2l8 Main street.
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| H..T:-186O-:X.

Another wonderful Ingredient of Il azillan origin
parting beauty ia the complexion and brlahc to the
mind yet unknown to the of the world and
we withhold its the present.
DR. W A Chiids. surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Rsgi-
inent writes II wish soldier had bottle of Pan
ttton Btters Thoy the effective, perfect and
harmless tonic ever Lsed.'
The following is from the ia nous hotel proprietors of
Washington: ~
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
Messrs r. II DRAKE e. Go Please send us twelve
dozen Plantation Bitters they much liked by the
guests of our house. specially yours,
SYKES ADWI X ~ CO.,
Proprieturs Wizards Hotel
Such is the language reaching as daily. No article
eyr had an toal sale Under no circumstance will the
pure STANDARD II The materials used be departed from
These Bters sold by all the principal druggists,
grpcers, hotes AMI restaurants. Be sure each bottle
bears the fac smilS CT the proprietors' signature
L. ii. DRAKE n CO.,
POP Broadway, New York.
For sale by G. P. HARLOW and c. r SPUR, Wor-
caster. deonEweoWis6n MIG
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IA The subscriber being about to leave the civ offers
to sell his estate No 70 Portland street. consisting
house with 20 rooms with soft hard and filtered water
Gas. &C. with variety Of Pear, Plum aud cherry Trees
Also good Barn
Lower tenement to let until sold. S. G. RFED
Worcester, March s, 1868. mohl3 diff
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A1rcTI0N-Nineteen head of

- u
n AYRSHIRE C ATTLE Ten cow ", from in,n to .
~ % rsif four Hefers year old this
j1S one yoke three years old steers. handy and one
Yoke native Oxen years ou soou 'or Will DO
for beef III, Ill a.. sl,ov. r.,,oA o...,. =. ~,
, a. princeton on the 18th day of March 1854 com
s.aU at 10 o clock In the forenoon.
T,s snbserber has bred Ayrshire cattle for twenty
srs commencing in 1913, with bull presented by the
Hon Mr. Gushing Of atertown, to the Worcester Ag
Icnural society; this bull the subscriber crossed with
The best native then bred back to Ire AYRSHIRE has
full blood Ayrshire bull since that time so mat
ND cattle very nearly full blood Terms cash or an
proved notes sixty days JOHN BROOKS
WILLIAM GoODNOw, Auetoneer.
Princeton, Feb. 20, 1853. ats f2f
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A UCTION.-The Stock and Fixtures of
"A a Livery Stable will on the 2st day of March, at
10 o'clock be sold at Public Auction At the Stable
Of AMMIDON WHIrFEM0RE, No. Is Foster street,
Worcester, Mas, consisting Of the following named
Property Eight Horses. nice Saddle Horse six
Top haggies, nearly new, one Pnaeton, CarryRl,
one Chaise very light, Open Buggy, one stage
Coach, twelve Single Harnesses sett Double Hack
do one set Light Carriage do. eight Nobes Blankets
&c all in good condition. Also, sk Shoats. Sale posi-
tive. AMMIDON h WiIIrTEMORE.
mchg II
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n The subscriber being in i'll health wishes to dispose
of his Farm very pleasantly situated mile north of
the Court House II consists Of 81 of very good
land for moving Pasturage and tiliage
There 100 apple trees In bearing condition
mostly winter fruit, with cherries grapes and
Othersma fruits and good and convenient buildings
Apply to CALVIN BRIGHAM Grove street
ST. not sold be the 10Th of March, 1t will be
rented
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

| STRENGTHENING THE MoN1ToRa-There can be
now nothing wrong in stating that within the
past few weeks the uneompleted vessels built on
the Monitor plan have undergone considerable
improvement AZ the change necessarily de-
layed the finishing Of the ships, it was deemed
best not to mention the fac: until the work was
ended, which it nearly is at present. A few days
since the Catskill was taken from the Continental
Iron Works to Hunters Point, where she was
put upon the Marine Railway to have additional
strength impaired to the sections, the dividing
line between which was most deletetgously az
fected by the sea in the Monitor and Passsic.-
The Sangamon, 1t Chester, Pennsylvania, has
also been subjected tons thorough process Of
strengthening, and even her interior has been
somewhat remodeled. The Nantucket, at Boston,
benefited BY the same course of treatment and
the Lehieh,F at Chester, will be made even
stronger than the other Were it not for this
extra work, the feet bound South would have
been larger than it s; but it lie better that every
inou.clad sent to sea should be as nearly perfect
as possible. Withia the next three weeks two
more impregnable craft will be dispatched hence
The Monitor disaster has thus been the Cause Of
changing the details of the plans on which two
classes ofarmorsd chips we're built-[New York
Herald lst'd&id msaj sH;aa a-lueg 10 5qai va tagi
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Chicago Marikess.

Thursdsy,~ Feb. SIP. n.
The demand for Flour Was more setive to-
day, and holders were able to realize an ad-
vance OF l0@lec . Dbl (previously asked) on
some choice brenda The Gales we're 80 50@s
q Dbl for fair 70 choice white xintsr extras,
AID Is 50@6 fer fair to choice spring extras
Wheat vas active and Arm, and in some instan-
60 higher, the demand being chiefly for No
Spring, owing to the vide diflefsnes II price b.
tween this and the higher grsdes Salse were
liberal at 81 12@l at for No Spring in
North Side houses, and 81 34@l IS in South
Of u oa@l o. Rejected Spring q s5@Sse ;
and Rejected Red At 81 Os@l ll-all in store.
The market closed firm. Corn was very active
and 6rm, with large sales ct the range of $50
66c for old Mixed, chiefly d 54&@55c for new
Mixed; and 46} for old Rejected in sfore-mar
kst closing quiet but firm. Oats were excited
and higher, with the sales At 5b@57c for No l
in store, and hrm.N Rye ives qsiseh and arm,
With only limited supply Offering. sales ct
ths range Of S6@S7e for No l in store. Barley
arm. Highwines arm bat inactive. Hides
firm. Seeds active and higher. Timothy q Is
O 30 bu; Glover Seed nominal at SIC
30. But little done. Coopsrsge dull and
easier. Provisions quiet but firm. Ness PORK
3l8 50@lS O0; Pfime Iess I'll sO0ls co.
Bulk Meats arm but quiet. Lard quiet but held
very firm, with but little Offering Sales ligh,
q 9}c-held at 94@l0c. Drssssd Hogs active
and firm and prices y shade higher, but average
shout the same prices - on yesterday.
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An ArRocIoUs LIBEL.-The Chicago Times
published in it's issue of yesterday a statement
that twelve of the rebel prisoners froze to death
at Camp Douglas on Sunday night. The state
ment is an unmitigated lie, and was written to
excite in this community sympathy for the
prisoners. Our special reporter who visited the
camp yesterday, made thorough inquiries
amongst the officers, and also the prisoners, and
was informed that the statement was without
the shadow of foundation. paper utterinp SO
atrocious a calumny for the mere purpose Of
slandering Union officers, ought to be held re.
sponsible. Chicago Tribune.
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TAX ON INCOMES. on all in
comes that shall have exceeded six hundred
dollars in the year 1862 WILDE laid on the first
OF May next. 1t is due and payable on and
before the both of June, and a penalty is i'm.
posed if it remains unpaid thirty days after
that date. The tax is three per cent. on in
comes over six hundred dollars, and FIVE per
cent. On incomes over ten thousand dollars =
Thus, person whose income in 1862 was a
thousand dollars, must pay tax of twelve
dollars within sixty days after the first Of Nav
next.
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T1rRsDAY, February s.

11NkSOAx, 1eOtu1ry ..
CATTLE-Thsre 10 good demand for Cat
Gle by shippers and Government contractors and
,se ms1lss :ais. firm: Ihs ,sssip.g cp.nly
hanging from $2.S0@3 20. Extra choice ship
ping Beeves in limited supply and firm at g. so
@3.7 Inferior and common cattle are dull at
Sl.b0@2.25.
HOGS-The demand both by packers and
shippers is active, and the market rules firm and
steady. Heavy lots Weighing $50 lbs and up.
wards sold at $4.O0@4 &. Common to good
qualities range from $S.S503.95 Sales include
the FOLLOWING lota:
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.rrP PROFESSIONALISM Pork is quiet and nom
inal at tls bO@ls@7b for city packed Prime
Mess lie inactive at $1l.50@l2.OO Bulk Meats
in fair demand. Sales $50 pieces Short Rib
Sides at SIC loose; S75 shoulders At SIC loose
1875 pieces Hams at SIC loose-sll country cut
800 bris Hams in sweet pickle, attls Lard
firm and in demand. Sales 500 tierces Coun
tfy nss.Ie A. ~; SO sierses C,sy;.t stc., 81
GREAsE-salss 2l2 pkgs White Grease at
TIC; 100 pkgs1Dead hog Grease at Tic.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

U-List Of sick and wounded Iowa soldiers
arrived at St Lsuis, No, Feb. list, 1858. and
in Hospitals there, per steamer Won Phul, from
Helena. 5tsA 49,.
Furnished By Thomas ". J. Leng. of lows,
odacs No. 3, Laclsde Block, Olive Street. st.
Louis, No.
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halves ct e3,76 bnsh Apples better Safes
IL pkgs q 81 Is, and 10 do q 81 ,47} y bush,
HIDES-Demssd for Ains acsive at l6]0l9o.
GUNNIES-Sales so and 81 bAlss new single
bags At 20c.
GAhE-sales deer at &c y b; quails at 81,
and prairie chickens at 81, SO p dog
hOGS-Rsceipts light. Packers are buying
small lots daily q prices ranging from 33,7t 70
$4,2s@4,s IS 3 100 b,, for light and extra heavy.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET. -
Sr. Louis, Tuesday ESening, Feb. 3d.


The produce market was steady and firm in
almost every particaiar to-day, but there wai
no activity. Prices seem to have attained their
maximum for the present, and operators are
having a breathing spell. Buyers didn't like
the turn gold took, to-day, in New York, and q
eli their purchases have been based noon the
advancing prices of that article, they thought il
imprudent to 60 10 any deeper. The business va
quite small in aour, compared With the transact
tons of yesterday. Full prices we're paid, viz:
81 for city single extra, and t1@7,55 for coup-
try double extra The price Of wheat was main.
tanned, but the market vas lee active than yes
tsrdsy. Corn Was higher Oats were unchanged.
Advanced prices we're asked for whisky. n e..
Cotton Was hardly - 6rm % yesterday. There
was an increased supply. mostly in email lots
Prices ranged st Sa}@Ssc, with . couple Of
bales of choice selling u ESQ b. Tobacco
and hemp continued drm. Lead advanced. Our
quotations show an advance in refined sugars, DO.
i TOBACCO-Aarkets steady and firm. y SslSs /
hhds factory Tugs from $40 to 81 So; DO pan
teTs' at $l2,O5 = do common. Leaf a. 81 .3O@
SO; bids medium do from o., 40 TO tlS,l6;
hid good do At 81 ., Is, and boxes from $l3 IS
to SIT, 80 " 100 b.. = )2gz9o II
LEAD-SalssJ Of l60 pigs soft Missouri )st
7tc-An advance-and $50 pigs DO on private
terms 80 80 IS Il
hEaP-AArket steady, With sales of 40 bales
anosessed on private terms, and 10 tons hacked
as t215 " ton. - - = 81. !!'''77
oOTTON-The feeling was not quite 90 buoy
ant a. Yesterday, Sales of 9 bales at s2ac; IS
90 AZ 1o e1G; ana choice atstc, B b.
NOUR-The market was heavy but firm =
Sales comprise 500 bbls city single extra ~ ~:
600 do country double extra at a. 400 and 600
bbls do at ~, 70. 400 bbls choice do At ~. 30.
500 do do at 81 ,6b, and $40 bbis priv.te, 800 80
WHEAT-Market firm but less a,t;ve q ss,o.
include 200 SKIS at 81 20; liz sks At 81 a. 1so
do at 80; III Is bags at 81, s5@l ,s7t'.
CORN.The price Advanced. sss,.,.: ..e,.
SKIS mixed at 59c; SsfT sks yellow at coo: 226 do
white at s2c, and 1s4 do Do Oh private terms
bags included. aas.tf) t,eST = . I, tygns5sfi
OATS-Steady and firm. Sales compriis 81 i.
SKIS ipS lots at SOC, including bags, and $500 bu
on pritate terms. ;, s..,,,.,.-s.y.
BAkLEY-loo bags choice spring sold at
81 20 n busheE' 81 Esd s1isfs ,s5f.r r'slfs
RYE-No sale. tqtsIss5 i75sa s5i.j s5 5sfe
BUCKWHEAT-sales 10 bbls 1t soc "a ,bu.
barrels extra s..tszgg 3rgsa RIO
PoRK-Holders are firm, but NO. business
TRANSFERRED. 's' e! 5s'" h'93e tsss euis s-a
LARD-In steady demand. Sales 200 tics ket-
tie at 9tc. q
WHlSKY-Sales last evening 20 bbls at SIC.
To-day holders asked higher figures, and no sales
TRANSFERRED.
HAY-sales sl5 bales prime, and 100 tons do,
part to arrive, at 81 " 100 lbs, delivered.
GREASE-A lot OF 100 tierces yellow sold
at &c. 8
BEANS-Demand steady. Sales 40 pkgs at
$3.50 IA bush.
DRIED FRUIT-Peaches active. Sales 20
bags mixed at 1895. and % bbls and 70 SKIS
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satchel9r's HairiDye!

~ .--'1a.f : 7HE BEST IHofHE WORID, =
WILLIAM a. BATcHELoRes celebrated Hair Dye
producesa cool not to be distinguished 9om nature
warranted MOTTO inure the Hair IL the least; remedies
tie Ill effects Of bal dyes invgorates tie Hair for
life GREY, RED, or RUSTY Hxik Instantly tu+ps :
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft an
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, &C..
The Genuine y Signed WILLIxM A. BArCHE-
LOR, on tie four sides a each 0oto z, So >S,loI
FACTORY. No. 81 BARonAr STas.r, (Laks283 Broad
'oay and 10 Bond ssreetsV Nav YoRK.u 81. -
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The Weekly Hawk.Eye

To any person who will send us $50 for twenty
subscribers to our Weekly paper, we will send,
Tree of charge, one of Nine Demorest's newly
invented five dollar Sewing Machines, which is
highly spoken of by the best authorities as a
valuable invention. d,w&swtf.
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.s1ND1l 'ossEgg3 inswg FORK, Feb. s.
FEoUR-Maariet shade nrmer. Fsaies Il 8
50@77o extra state; ~ s507 ~ shipping brand extr
X HO. F9.G sg.sf n sfiilsup b7s IL = ~ !, :
4s@l 81 Chicago spring; u 570i s. NIL elub; 81 6s0
% winter red western.
CoRN-Market more active hrmer. Sales ct 940s
shipping mixed. -" w '"H i"s'3 q
OATS--Market firmer.
DRESSED HOGS-shade firmer. as'hg
LARD-frmer. ~, ,.a t,s,7i
wHIsKY-Market lesa firm. BALES at 5000.
Groceries quiet.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
In County Court.
II The State Of Iowa, :.
Des Nojpes County. o.

Des Moines County. ' OF said County
Notice is hereby gwen that this 18th day Of Jauua
~ D. 1853 an Instrument In writing purportinp to
ha the last Will and Testament Of ISAAC FARiS Decd
was pav IN Mach b.na The second aav ana s
month Is hereby fixed by said Cont the day on which
nroof OF the genuneness said instrument will be heard
at which time and place all persons Interested may be
heard. II. g. 0HRT,
jan16-dAws Go. Judge.
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70 NERyDus SUFFERERS q BOTH srxrs-l

70 NERy1us su.fE aiRs or BOTH sExEs.-x
Reverend Gentleman having been rsered to health Il
fev day. astsr undergoing ~ the usul routias and
regular expensive nedes Of treatment, without success
eonadsrs II his sacred duty TO eompunicass TO ha s
Cd fellow creatures the HAAS cuas. Hence on III
receipt OF 10 addressed envelope, be viii send sse)
copy OF the prescription used. Direct 70 d. JOHN n
DAaNALL, ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
an90- d&WtmarlA f.-- K,sr.-o-yfT -,,,-.v
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AIss z,
The beef cattle market opened this morning
With, only little oves3, 100 bullosks on sale, and
ii no more had been expected, prices would
certainly have advanced upon current rates Of
last week. As il was, the first class cattle be-
ing scafce, sold little better than fast Monday;
medium class the same, and lowest grades no,
quite AZ 1elfs The market wss not q steady u
it WAS week ago, owing to the report tina,
there were over City car loads somew where this
side of Buffalo, liable to be precpit.ted upon
tbeimarketto murtow, less what might be taken
BY Eastern buyers when trains arrive at Albany
TO day. This kept back some large buyers, and
had tendency 70 make some tinid holderSafRe
sales at something less than would have been
warranted BY the small number now on sals-
The weather 10 day 10 clear and mild, more like
April than February TIE ground unfrosen,
partly covered with snow, but no slsigbing, end
is not such weather - encourages Butchers 10
buy largelyin sdvAnce Of immediate vents
The wholesale butchers do not appear at oil
anxious to buy 1t the prices of Today. Several
of itheu have received supplies direct from Al
bsny, and others will wait for the trains expect
ed to aiSbs.f Retail buschers 9srs, also buyinf
light, as they are very unwilling 70 pay tie adj
vance rates until it., becomes certain that there
10 to De permanent advance, 30 that they can
increase theirrates upon the stall. They viii
pay loo y fb as freely as Sc.
The Sheep market Is tightly supplied and very
ihigh--fall7}c . pound live weight for the pest
ana 7c f0s oshers.s9 ati - bsszfsTu,l ,s3a,s@, -.
The receipts Of Swine for day or two,hANe
been very large, which will probably reduce the
prices. - a'7' l
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DIED

4 Onion township, Feb'y 4th RosslrM. esAnAss. II
L'sus o. D, soh kesinent, Iowa VOL, aSsd - years
Lieut. seamAns was native Of Iowa. and wss one q
fsuf ssoehsFs Who have offered their lives for The saliva
Won % ne Republic. he was stricken down With Msa
~ cad Typhoid Fever y Helena, and was brought
hens 70 die. 44fay I'D,
= Happy, whsn our Coantsy calls,
-4a8He who oonquers, hs Who fals."
Gn Ieesdsy morning Feb. I'd, xxsIus, ye1sssss child
q Henry 4. and Evslias Sooas. -s,a,--3''
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NEW YORK, Feb. 5.
~ Stoeksz Mark etuuh and eaaier, SID sis, |
Sterling Excbange-Dull and nominal--75.
American Gold ST. 2 si'a'ioa " IS so's9
California 57s 81.
. Demand notes l54t ,-,s,..,-
Treasury 2 $40 l0l -.
q S. year certificates 94t.cr,e,y,-ry.~
IS. 6's 81, coupons cat; iregd. e24 3 g.
II coupons o. ar ~ IN -
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Just Received.

An elegant assortment of Ladies', Misses and
Chiidren's Balmorals, Oyershoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low prices.
T. W. BARHYDT,
d&wtf Cor. of Jefferson and Main Streets
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tIRs MIDDLE DEPARrNgSr.)
"a STH Army CoRP5.
lBALrMoRI. Md. Fob. u sl06s


my .; d,ia s.st4lsT 8rH Army lCoRPs, ,;s
'sI.@e ca BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb l, 1885,
l, Albert D. Boileau, citizen of Philadelphia,
editor and Publisher Of The Philadelphia Even
ing Journal, now confined in Fort McHenry. for
the publication Of an editorial article, under the
title Of "Dsvis's Message" in that newspaper,
Jan. 20, 1883, and for the publication of other
articles Of like dangerous character, tending to
the support and encouragement of the rebellion
against the Government of the United States,
do hereby freely andavolhntatily expresemy re-
regret for the publications of that article, or of
any other article of like tendency or character,
and diatinctly disavow such article or articles
being published with my proper authority or
knowledge, and declare that such publication
has been made BY other persons agent or en-
pioyees without my consent and intention; and
| do hereby give to Msjof General Robert G.
Schenck, commanding the Middle DEPARTMENT
aud 9th Army Corpe, BY whose order 10 behalf
Of the Governments have been arrested. nv
sacred parole Of honor, that upon being dis
charged from my present imprisonment, and the
suppression of the publication of my newspaper
being removed, will not write, print or pub,
iish, or permit Others in my name to write. print
or publish, any articles having such dangerous
character, or tending to the support or encour-
agement Of the Rebellion, but will demear nv
self in all things as q true and loyal citizen Of
the United States, intending only to support the
Government, the Constitution and the Union as
faithful citizen should; and it is to be further
understood that these declarations and pledges
are made a. well to relate to matter hereafter to
be published in the weekly newspaper called The
Democratic Leader, made up from The Daily
Philadelphia Evening Journal itself, and to any
other newspaper that may be published or con-
trolled by me. 20 aaa
Given at Baltimore this first day of February.
1868. ALBERT D. BOILEAU. =
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- o'Ls sooHaI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES store Of Mr.. n
German, svedish and Nessh BibIS ma Tasfsmsnts ~
slvays he found q. one oysce H. 81. -
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.n s,s,,g y! sls,sl7 e .ia,is Q
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I 90 90 9etron p Do 5000 $4,000 H. - IN,
50 do TX o. Alhericado f5;euO $3.50 90 % gdgso
80 do Amer kx bk do 5000 $500 90 d yf,b a.
1S1 do AtI.nttc bant w owns z'eooWssE 3e1 sit
Boston 10000 $500 90 72li " taa
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100 do HdeSIea * do,io,oSS 1sGSS 90 Of gr
100 do safety Ed bk do $4,000 10100 CO. 10 raniis
lis / {; os.s':; s. 5. so s ,
Hartford u, 300 1850 90 esa4. 90
11s do Mercantile bkdo II 800 $3.50 90
% G Gs ssss * ss SIS 1856 1890
1e1 ds11HMech bk do lo,ioo 1854 So,YlHsAW
III DO nsrxMon ~ - 90 4SS 90 9o5g Isl
los Dc, Essa bank do To- 800 iosfio ~ aEsoI
200 do Phoept bank do 200 1s,eoO co. s54gsGg
j. 1890 ~. 80. $50 ,ae, 81 % $40, ~ g
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sd 7s'A' X o:asi'isa 100 ISIS @ a ,2la 5o'i
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Sd. Interest accrued 4 SSI ~
4sh. All other property Of n. Company i,za4,iS
81 etotsi!resal Asst. Of the oonp.ny ss4s1s45 IS
s. Tie amount Of liability dse, Of 10. due % Ieaty Or
,. other reditorsb BY the Company--none. o,---,y,
g. Losses adjusted and due =, -. S3f1s "a
Is:: :ss::ss :at a' d.. ps2 %
Ioees In suspense waiting further proof--none. 80
1e. AA other claims asa,nst the Company-none, -.
H. The gestea amount allowed - tie rrles Oc
psny 70 Dc insured IN any one city, town or vlass
18 The ereates smonrt lii. AZ !. ...s 49,