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MILWAUKEE, & PRAIRIE du CHEN.
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fgn The rates of transportation from Chi
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General Superintendent
j. LAWYER, Agent, Prairie du Chen.
March 9th, 1868. 33tf
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ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY

In the State and the Code Of iowa declares a crime
punishable by fine Imprisonment for any company TO
do business In violation Of Our laws yet there many
pretended companies in State well In other
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people OF Iowa out Of thousands of dollars annually with
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The recurring accidents Of property being destroy
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Hon. S. j. KIRKwooD. .......... Iowa City.
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Hon, Jno. j. UlLoS IOWA OHy
JOHN NILES, President; THOS. GREEN, Treasurer !;
81. Charles City, August 10th, 1851.
Certificate from the Secretary of State
0v1cE SECRETARY or STATE,
Dss NOME, July Is, 1861. I
MtroE BRIGC ESQ.,: Dear Sir-The American Insurance
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office The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company h thu
only Insurance company that has filed Articles Of In
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ELIJAH SELLS; Secretary OF State.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12
From the Rappahannock.

A dispatch to the Richmond Enquirer, dated Fred
ercksburg Feb 6th ast Friday says that three inch
of had fallen there the day before which haG
been succeeded by rain, which continued during the
night. The river is rising and the roads doubtless
in terrible condition On the Stafford side. The enemy
had previously been quite active large trains of wagons
supposed to contain pontoons being in motion, and 60
ing down the river. 1t is than probable that but
for the rain, something would have turned up this
As it is, the Yankee army is most probably stuck in
the mud. All was quiet at the latest dates.
There is little doubt but that, with half showing
HOOKER will attempt something. In fact, tie situa-
ton political financial, and military will compel him
to do So The exgencies of the LINCOLN government,
equally with his professions and pledges leave him
little option and BESIDES the enemy under the
impression that LEES army is weakened by detach
ments sent North Carolina and Tennessee as to be
unable to resist the onset of their army reinforced
in numbers, even if wanting in thorough organization
and defective in morote.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12


There are two reports coming through Northern chan
nes one by way of Baton Rouge which represents the
u. S. Sloop-ofwar Brooklyn having been sunk by
the Confederate Steamers Florida Alabama and Harri
EFT Lane. The other report which reaches us through
the Northern papers, represents the Florida or oreto as
they call her. as having been destroyed by the Federal
gunboats ON the Cuban Coast, of Cardenas
There is coincidence between these two accounts
that seems to show tat though differing totally in the
results they announce they most probably have refer
TO the event Both accounts speak of three
steamers firing upon one, and agree that the
destroyed by the three The time of receiving the
Uia Baton Rouge and via New York being about the
same would appear to add strength to this supposton
The question, which time alone can determine, re-
solves itself into this: Were the three steamers firing
into one the Confederate steamers Florida, Alabama
and Harriet Lane, and the fourth vessel the
fired into and fire. the Federal Soop of War Brook
Ign? Or, on the other hand were the three firing
vessels Federal gunboats and the vessel on fire the
Confederate steamer Florida?
The circumstance upon which these variant reports
are founded appears to have occurred Or between
the Oath and 26th days of last month. While we most
earnestly hope that subsequent developments will show
that the vessel destroyed the Brooklyn and not the
Florida we confess ourselves unable to come to any
conclusion that would justify any expression upon the
hsan4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12

SOME eighty or ninety Yankee prisoners passed
through yesterday their way to Richmond to be
changed They were from on board the gunboat Isaac
Smith, recently captured in Stone River near CharG1,
ton. While here they seemed to have the freedom -
the town in so remarkable degree, that it was hare
to realize that they acre prisoners. They were hearty
and welcothed- protested to be tired OF the
war as indeed most people are. But that did not in
dictate anything like wish to put end to ton South
ern terms Dailu Journal 9th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12
AMP ROBERTSON,
EE4R KMsToN,
FEB. Ith, 1868.

- A. a.a 2 meeting Of Co. 9, SD Regiment ~,
TO draft resolutions concerning the death 80
der Joseph Horn who died at GarVsSno our fellow
aged 70 years of Pneumonia CONTRACTED vbS i9th s9
MS 90 nirys BEHALF the Committee reported &c serving IN
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Alwise fatbea a. follows
our mdst orr much esteemed companion I 20 take from
who was faithful to his duties to the ast ossph Horn
Resotued lSt, That by his death we have L..
most duiu and smable companions and g one Of Our
his place cannot be supplied N iulg feel tho,
ResoIced I'd That We as a comnanv az
sympathy TO his bereaved parents and fam VI heartfelt
them to their father in Heaven who only cs' and refer
comfort. '"u give tbe,
Resolued 3d. That Ia copy of these resolnti
to his extraordinarily and also copy to the @ be sen,
journal with request for its publication " "ImingtG
Sergt. II. H. REGISTER a..
Sergt. A. b. PARKER, Secretary. NnalFna1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12
Died,


At smithve the morning of the 3rd nst of Typhoid
Pneumonia, Captain n. R. GOODING, Commander of the
Steamer Kate
Captain GooDNa native of Carteret county in this
State about hirtyve years old at the time of bis
death. He noble and generous brave, yet
cautious fearless but humane. 1t will be remembered
how darngy he the Nashville out of Beaufort Harbor
when the Yankee bockaders thought they had her trap
and of their prey Captain GooDNG subsequent
y commanded the ship which he had saved, and emf
nently successful in running the blockade.
Towards the close of last he came the Cape
bar in the fortunate little Kate which grour
ed upon an anchor not far from smithvlle and par
TALLY sunk. The gallant little bark that had escaped the
dangers of the and the shot foundered
at last in friendly harbor the victim of unforeseen
ciden and now her noble commander after Drawing M the
pers of his most perous VOCATION died on land the
victim Of painful disease Peace to his ashes
Captain Gooding we believe, left wife and family, no.
we are not much Mistaken mt least recently
the lines in Garter ct county Whether they or
Of them were permitted TO Co him in his last illness
we haYe not heard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12


An amusing adventure is related as bavir, h..
to the Bank of England which had commit 'ei
greatdsrespect OF refusing to discount bin IF le
amount, drawn by Anslem Rothschild, Of Fro1Lt'Ie
on Nathan Rothschild, of london The bo ,,H'2''
haughtily replied that they discounted onIv fbo l'
oils and not those OF private persons" But thar h
10 90 with one stronger than the bank Private r.
sons exclaimed Nathan Rothschild, when tbsv',
ported to him the fact, Private persons !" will
toese gentlemen see what sort of private uergoro w.
are! Three weeks afterwards Nathan R6tbscET,
who had employed the interval in gatbqrinn ~.
the 81 notes. he could procure in ENGLAND d.. e
on the Contlnent-presented himself at the borI
at the opening at the office He drew from @
pocket book a 81 note, and they naturaIIv l- .'
out i've soveregns at The same time LOOKING or W
t0nished that the Baron Rotbschid sbop5 ~ d,,' DIS
sonally troubled himself for such trAs The r .F
examined one by one the coins, and put them int,
little canvass bag, then drawing out another ,,
third, tenth, hundredth, he never put the pia,,
gold into the bag without scrupulouslv eyar,;;
them, and IN some Instances, trying them in the bo
as he SAID, "the law gave him the right TO IN - IN
first pocket book being emptied, and the first b9o b
full, he passed them to his clerk, and received sa
and thus continued till the close of the bonl, I
Baron had employed seven hours to change q 0oo
But as he had also nine employees of his house or,
IN the manner, it resulted that the bOuaa NJ
child had drawn l0000 in gold from the bank and &
he bad so occupied the tellers that No other n,s,
could change single note. Everything which ha,,
the stamp OF eccentricy has always pleased the IN @
They were, therefore, the fst day very much anus q.
the little pique of Baron Rothschid They, lor.ys,
laughed less when they saw him return the next daga
the opening of the bank aanked by his nine clerk and
followed this time by manv drays destined to carry ovo
the specie. They laughed no longer when the kim "
the bankers said, with ironic simplicity :-Ihese rn.
tlemen refuse to pay my bills ] have sworn not IA
keep theirs. At their leisure-onIy I notify them ta
have enough to employ them for two months I" oEqg
en- millions in gold drawn from the Bank of Engmrf
which they have never possessed p The bank to-.
alarm. There something to be done. Thcrty,
morning notice appeared in the journals that heDcaoa
the bank would pay Rothschids bills the meash.r
own,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12

MEssRs. EDITORS Permit me to acknowIada,, 1@.'
the columns OF your invaluable paper the recei' lo0g
boxes from the good people of Kenansvie Dst Of two
tanning in each small lots of blankets shoes an5c
which am more than thankful. The best wbs for
command are with them and pray every nib q ny
sent to our native county (old Dupn) aid in 10 Be
miserable Yankee hirepgs from dsg acing her so the
JNO BROWN
Capt. Com'dg. Co. "B'' 3rd n a.
BiVouac near Port Royal, Va, Feb. 4th sGS '' y T.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-12
no News,

There is at present striking dearth of exciting
news. Our Richmond exchanges bring not one
word from the Rappahannock our Charleston and Sa.
vannah contemporaries equally silent in reference to
movements about Port Royal from source, public
or private, have any from the enemys lines in
this State the telegraph brings little nothing from
the West. ALI is calm, but the storm will burst
in ali directions