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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

The Canada Psase Negotlaslons.~3es
publican Views.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 4
Republican paper, thus dvells on thesa
negotiations
I'VE are aware that it has become the
fashion with o class Of silly, unre6ecting
men to scout the idea Of any peace, and to
refuse to listen to deliberate reflection or
discussion upon the subject as an abandon
mcnt of principle. Such men seem to con.
slider the present struggle as sort Of Kill
kenny fight, involving the total annihilation
Of one or the other OF the parties to it, and
regard the mention Of peace as very nearly
allied to treason itself.
The north entered upon the present
struggle with the declared purpose of main.
taining the Union. President Lincoln, in
his inaugural, uttered sentiments which
would to. day be entirely satisfactory to the.
south as a basis Of peace. Congress at its
first session after the commencement Of
hostilities resolved with all the solemnity
Of legislation that the war should be prose.
cuted with no purpose Of aggression upon
the federal rights Of the south. The ink
Of the engrossing clerk was scarcely dry
before the national faith thus pledged, was
violated. Three bloody years have scaled
the qualification which was then enacted
The key Of the great problem now before
this people may be found in this question:
What are we fighting for? Is it the main
tenancc Of the Union, CIR is it the recon-
struction of the Union upon . basis OF
emancipation? Are we fighting to assert
and vindicate the power Of the federal gov.
ernment, or to regulate and reform the do.
mestic abuses Of the south? In the answer.
to these questions lies the solution of all
the issues of the war.
We venture the opinion that if reliable
assurance could be given to the people Of
the south that the federal constitution apd,
its strict maintenance were the sole ultima.
ton of peace, that the rebellion would cease,
within three months.
The Newburyport (Mass.) Herald, an
other republican paper, has the following:
"What we want to secure is no emanci-
patton or slavery; not the success OF this
party or that; but the nations integrity,
the Union as it was. All other considera
tons are Of no consequence--not worth
name Give us ike Union in peace, and
we shall be fully capable of taking care Of
all else. Slavery will settle itself; it was
doing so rapidly as it could safely, before.
this war commenced. Give US Union in
peace, and the national debt would be moth.
ing If it was two thousand millions more
than it is to-day, the national stock would
at once advance 80 per cent. above par.
and gold would sink, till both would come
near a level. Give Union in peace, and wo
should present such front to the world,
as to be ever after secure against encroach-
ments and insults from abroad, and We
should hold the destiny of the western con-
tinent in our own hands," ...... a..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
THos. BRYANT, veteran Of the 10th

THos. BRYANT, a veteran Of the 10th
Iowa regiment, and Levi Nelson, formerly
of the same regiment, got off the train At
Blairstown, and seeing an innocent looking
man by the name Of Waters--a wheat
buyer-they disputed AS to mho Should.
shoot him. Finally Tom Bryant drew his
pistol and fred at the unfortunate man. tho
bullet entering his breast aud lodging under
the ribs on the left side. Dr.. Weir dressed
the wound. but it was thought that the
man could not recover. The two malefac.
tors are in Jail at Vinton awaiting an ex-
animation. Comment is Unnecessary
Nuscatine Courier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

TIE MocKING BIRD OF REsAcA.-Tha
Atlanta appeal relates the following Incl.
dent Of Resaca:
"In the hottest of the battle Of Sunday,
a she'll came screaming through the air from
the works in front of our left It passed,
above point where Gen. johnson and Gen.
Polk were standing, whistled like top
above them, and before exploding whistled
half dozen notes clear as fife to tho.
drum like rattle Of musketry. Tho din had
scarce died away, and the fragments fallen
to the ground, when the attention of the
party was directed to one of the upper
boughs Of tall tree, where mocking bird
had begun to initiate the whistle of tho
SHE'LL Neither the roar Of cannon, nor the
rain of balls could drive this brave bird
from its lofty perch. 1t sat above the bat
field like little god os war, its blythe
tones war6ling over the din Of arms"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

ABOUT two years ago, the Government
purchased large lot Of mules Is sAyeAxl
old, that proved to be but two years DID,
They were sent into the country close oy
Washington, to mature and attain the g
quisite age. The time had elapsed and the
mules were to have been inspected last week.
but the raiders intervened and gobbled NJ
a,O00 Of the animals.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03

The chaplain of the Iowa State Peniten-
tiary says his parishioners are all under
conpiction.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-03
m. Number or Men I'm the Federal

The number of men in the Federal army
has long been matter Of speculation. We
are able to give this morning well-con.
sidered estimate Of the forces, with their
over the country. 1t is found.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
,, y, =, ,INSURANCE UEPARTMENT,7 80
COLUMBUS, Quo, January 20. fs54.

srs., AUDIroR OF STATES OFFIcR,
,|ftoE -. INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT. - n
CoLuMBts, OHIO, january 20, fsg4. y
WHEREAS, The Manhattan Fire Insurance Com.
pany, located at New York In the Stateof New FORK
has hled IN this ONCE sworn statement of its condi
ulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by fbe
State Of Ohio. passed April 9, 1856; and, Whereas
said Company has furnished the undersigned salts,
tsctSrS eyidcnSs that i Is possessed Of least
FTHI UAPITAG TAGISAfg ISAESTR8L TRR8LkAsS Ia OF AG
bonds, or in MORTGAGES of real estate worth double
the amount for which the same is mortgaged; and
whereas, said Company has filed in this Office writ
ton Instrument under its corporate SEAL signed by
tne and Secretary thereof authorizing any
knowledge service Of process; for and in behalf Of
said Company, consenting that such service of pro-
cess shall be taken and held TO be as valid as served
upon the Company, according to the laws Of this or
any other State. and waiying all claim or right Of
error by reason OF such acknowledgment of service
= NOW, THEREFORE,. In pursuance OF the first sec
tion Of the aforesaid act, / JAMES II. GOODMAN.
Auditor OF State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
f2rk, y authorized to transact the business of
thirty first day Of January in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty -fiye E.
~ In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
J subscribed my name and caused the seal
}sEAL.i of my office TO be affixed the day and year
q 49, above written r, q n oonu,s,,-..,
gIslIL- ID Auditor Of State.{
STAURING a DOWDALL, Cr~s,-)
Agents, Deshler Building,
f..-.-9 Corner Of High and Town streets;
f n ssrB0 M .r Columbus, Ohio.
Term Risks taken on building and contents
for one, five, seven or ten years. tg'9 49,
jan291dlwoira0 Hlrr-e'rI gT lSfls r.,.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
MBUs, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, sFEBR1


New YoRK, Feb, PA special to the Her
aid, dated headquarters Western Virginia,
Feb. I'd, s O'Clock p. NJ, states that Colonel
lMilligan this morning drove, the enemy
from the reoccupied burlington and Moor
field Junction in Patterson creek valley.
At noon five thousand of Rosser's rebel cav
airy attempted to burn the North Branch
and Patterson creek bridges and cut the
telegraph. They were driven off without
doing serious damage. The fire was put
out and the rebels pursued by Pennsylva-
mia cavalry. ~ .s.I'J - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
The Tax ON spirits.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The amendments
Of the Senate Finance committee to the
House bill to increase internal revenue to-
day, reportedby Mr.. Fessenden, strikes out
the provision for q tax of 2Oc additional on
rectifed spirits and also that which taxes
whisky ON hand after January IL. They
increase the tax on whisky after July 1st
and prior to january next to 7c, and after
January LIST, 1866, to SOC. The duty on i'm
ported whisky after July and prior to jan
uary next, is increased from 46 to so cents,
and after january next to go cents. a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
TELEGR APHIC.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY for the STATESMAN
Forla.. nights Dispasclsssse sd puge
Morning and Noon Dispatches
Foreign News.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-The steamer America
from Bremen via Southampton 10Th of Jan
uary,. arrived, .aeB 81 OK
7 100000 pounds of sterling specie had beer
sent by the Bank of England to France
The demand for discount in London is
heavy. Consols 901S@ @9016G for money;rebel
| loan 34(044. ~. - - 1852 ~
The French admiral Hamlin was dead.
ITALy.--1he Diritto has been seized for
publishing Garibaldis address announcing
the formation of a committee to promote
the Italian Union.
Berlin journals assert that Denmark is
ready to participate in the conference pro-
posed by England, provided France will
Prince Charles leaves Berlin on the Doth,
with, ,hisstaff. EH zfCGs4. ElrEEE.
Thirty-twO thousand Prussian troops
were dispatched to Holstein via Hanover
who would cross the Elbe without hating.
Austrian troops for Schleswig were for
warJled on the Goth by special trains carry
ing one thousand men each, via Berlin. 1t
is asserted that the Austrian Lower House
refused the ten millions demanded by the
Government for the expenses of the Occu-
patton of Schleswig. ,,.,,-, .,,,.,ts,,,,...-,
La France asserts that Prussia's and Aus
tfia's first act win be toorder Prince Au-
gustineberg. to quit Holstein. '... N. "
The Weimer Zeitung says if the small
States had foreseen that the great powers
intended to uphold the London treaty under
all circumstances, they would have voted
for occupation at the outset. fl-'
The Dogbladet says Denmark cannot
comply with Austria and Prussia's ulti-
matum. What happens depends on event.
ualities in Europe and Germany. In case
Of war, the German armies will require four
| N ctr
BY then. Denmark's army will be larger
than ever, and fortified with works and
able to hold an enemy in check twice as
strong.
Liverpool cotton market depressed and "a
@ I'D lower. Es.
Wheat 2@3d lower. !-sa- f-%.4A
Flour dull.
London market-Wheat 102s lower.
An almost immediate return of the Bank
of Englands rate to 5 per cent is looked
for. @' atH
The Austrian force for Schleswig will
hardly number twenty thousand. ''-
1t was stated that the English squadron
would be ordered to Hiligaland Bank.
England has raised the rate of interest to
eight per cent.
Its reported that Saxonia and Hanover
will allow free passage to Amsterdam and
Prussian troops. These march without de-
lay into Schleswig.
The London Times Of the 2lst has a re-
port that Denmark has offered to suspend
the obnoxious constitution and address. If|
such an offer has been made it will for a
time avert imminent danger ofawar.
LIyEBPoOI, Jan. 20, p. M.-Cotton very
dull and slightly lower. ,s,,.-is go
readstuffs-Steady and unchanged.
Provisions-Quie and steady. 'cEI
Sugar-Very dull.
Petroleum-Firm, refined Is i'd.
COnsOls closed for money at 90M@90M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04

n. WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The trade restric
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Senate Finance committee have re-
ported the House International Revenue
bill with amendments. They drop the tax
ON whisky on hand, but increase the rates
to sixty cents on all manufactured after the
passage of the bill to seventy cents on all
manufactured from the lst of January to
July lst and eighty cents on all thereaf-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
Interesting News by the Steamer
Union.

| UnlOm.
| FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 2.-The steamer
Union has arrived, forty-eight hours from
Port Royal bound to New York. On jan
Mayfower in Sarasota pass. Florida, loaded
with cotton. On January 31st, off Charles
ton, heard heavy firing. sluH aa9
| The Union put into Hampton Roads to for
ward dispatches. L.l tyN j
Gen. Butler has just received the follow
ing official report: TEIT vHTTr0
| The 31st of January expedition went up
James river and Pagan creek to Smithiield,
to join an expedition up Chuchitak under
! Gen. Graham, to destroy provision supplies.
/ A station and smuggling depot. The expe-
dition landed at Smithfeld, consisting of
ninety mon and one howitZer, under Capt.
| Lee, to march to Chuckate.
I When five miles beyond Smithfield they
! encountered rebel force two hundred
| strong, with two pieces of artillery. Rout-
Ing them but receiving false information of
heavy force between them and Chuckitak,
| they returned to Smithfield and sent for the
armed transports Smith Briggs, which ow-
ling to thefog, did not arrive till 1890 on
Monday. The enemy, five hundred strong,
with four pieces of artillery, attacked Capt.
Lee at daylight in Smithfield, entrenched.
They held out against several furious attacks
and charges from the enemy until the Smith
Briggs arrived. lN all. ildJ JH p
The enemy were repulsed in each attack
with heavy loss. They sent three flags of
truce demanding surrender, all of which
Captain Lee refused. On the arrival of the
Smith Briggs, they retreated on board when
the enemy opened fire Of artillery upon
them. The chief engineer was wounded
and the second engineer missing. Thispre-
vented the boat working off, and final
| ly a ball struck her boiler and she was dis
abled.
Capt. Lee and portion of his men escaped
by swimming across the river. Others were
captured, among them Capt. Rowe, who
was wounded. Our loss in killed, wounded
and missing is eighty. The enemy's loss
in killed and wounded was one hundred and
fifty heavier, owing to their superior num-
bers and making the attack. Soon after
thecapture of the Smith Briggs she was
blown up. 81 a9,1 I, +,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
IIfi - EAT e M EN II
IusglJ ~. .uA dsf .alE 10 iQiHa1,4i iGs
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
.dkplqh0 Il
Manhattan Fire Insurance Gomu,v,

i.cJc l8iigaj -. ID tIbofla on --4tidp
On the Ist day Of january, 1854, made to the Aud
Mor oi Vhlo pursuant TO the Statute Of that State,
NAMEAND LOCATION. f.a).f
M The y, P name of the Companyi Is MANHATTAN FIRE
Vsnu VESnuhANCE COMPANY, in the city Of New
s,a ,.r q, frs I,--CAPlTAL., Is .'i. 80
The amount Of its Capital Stock in shares =
n, Of $50 each, all paid up in cash is 600 O0
ne amount ,nn. OF its surplus on hand Janu-
MY 1, Aoof i''s''. 254 022 AZ
Total amount Of capital and surplus 80, s5o4 O29 4s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SrArr !

IA. SoLUMBUs, o., Jan. 81. 1884.
copy OF the Statement Of Condition Of the Manhattan
- Fire Insurance Company Of New York.
} made to this office for the year 1884. and
}sEAL.t now on file herein. '''N
t) Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
". MISCELLANEOUS.
HNbREMML MMLIf ]. sMIfR. N fIissi Seer.

City and county of New York, IS. ,...p
Personally appeared before me this nineteenth lav
Of January, 1884, VIM. p, Palmer, President, and
Andrew j. Smith. Secretary, Of the Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company, and seyerally made oath that
the above statement by them subscribed is correct
and true to the best Of their knowledge and belief
D. 40 lStamp 5cl TH0S. j. TH0RNELL.
lSEAAL.l Comm'r for Ohio in New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04
It Is especially, adapt-
a6 tAV .an 0her ~
DAILY, TRI.wEExLy AND WEEKLY

And we claim as an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches and
ILinings TO Boots and Shoes suffi-
ciently strong without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-04

II AIDES, and GENTS, English and
~ German HOSIERY Of the very best quail
ity; also Chdrens Hoiseryin great variety. French
Woven Corsets. lal 7lLH EjlFi 9lI .
+ oFs lf ro.gov tl.frllt syri Balm & SON,lgr.
I f..,,-- Nos. % to 90 South High street.
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on NNTFtONYWCTI1s.
No Is MARK FT STRERg,.
AOst5,yoo .llo1iDn

sa ----,.4..... -.
ii pST--All person, are horeoy cautioned agnngt
II negottungiOra n9o drawn fy iue, dntod tcbru.
sfSi 1894, for rl Aehhrea sail iwon 40 th1are
hng t9n cents ,fi22 i0), thirty days, and payaBa nt
FRI Fatl,nal 8im6, NihstiAt rs Q tbe bfsir IN %
w ftow9ad 7m0 .ipie hls been LOST apd all persons
arf9nboncd hat 10 pttr''idtse Or receive tie SADIE
ID lia. a.ail aI.s JOHN A MlNlUK,
," MGJOHN S j! MINInKt Pne note alluded TO above
Je ~ rraehed mo iy Uail or othor,ise, Rnd ~ mo-
LONGER 'alda- AGAINST youon ny acnount ,a.llfD /
s,gltyL l..t a.... Il. N,M, RpWLAED, !
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nesolatIOn Of OO-part0orship.

vNHE partnership heretofore exstinguuaer tie firm
a Of fHnsEplsg,. NJ AUsE 20 in M9ipg BpFaeys
mutual conoaht, on the 10Th day aofsAnRust. isGt
All perfuns ltnpWmg themselves pdehted 10 snd
frm are requested to call and SETTLE ana al hiying
eltms ugddst The firm will pre- enttlem orphy yineut
immedmtely. The boolss viii ba ionnd at the office
OF HENf-Y FERhEDlNG & SON, No q, Kenten
street whore alone, tlr accohhts will be aettlcd
u .I. HENRY FERN EDlNG, .Ua
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Ss,Trains arriveaud depsrtfrotnth Union Depot
asfollows;
orHorESArI, HAuLroN AND DAYTON
Depayt. Arrive
louisville aud st. Louis Male. sSOA m
Cincinnati Aecommodat on......7.aO IA 6i25 q m
Vlnclnhati Mail"..... .s,,s..- 500 y m 750pm
Cincinnati Accommodation. d.45 y IN ... iif ~
DAYTos, XEnA ANp coLUutus l
kaspbrn EGpress. M AlOAm
I.I.I Si60am
EgHsn EHpress'........,,.,,1,.iY; 1880 an, ei5pm
RASDusgT, DAYTON AND CIEotsNAft
sandnsky Mail .......i.........sl4Oa q IN T15Am
'huhtsVhle Accommodation e,'sNOip IN 2i4b N
. DArroS AND MIomuAH, ..T.
Chicago oMail....................S95 am A.. yfaOatn
Chicago aud Detroit fSpre4sy, 800 D m G.10pm
INDIANA CESrRGE Akn DAYTON a wEursns
st. Louis and Chicago Mail....440 m uaUpm m
Indianapolis Accommo ouation 1880 p m O.BO Ia
'St. Louis Express. s..-,,,.,4,.9;l0p m igi2S = IN
Hm DAYros UKros. I.I..fy
Accommodation ,,....... ...-..,.,q 0fO0H m 9Bgani
pfeSs'''''''''''''''''' 10 6lQpm
Leaves daily e1cept MONDAY; stops only al Sonora
FAddrado and New Paris,
~ Passengers soinay East ou the Loo IN tIaiu
must purchase theirtick atsi isfore Sol t M, Pie
l1elaet ONCE will not be open for this train.
Hl AUGurUS ". WfNsUR, ia, Agent
H clNcrsSArf AMI CHICAGO RAN RoAp
HH1'H' NoRrHi . E." ..UEu
Maib 1870 p 10 ...,-. leave Riehm'd lO35am
Nlkht hApteHa, llias m...,..,..,..,,,, 1880 y a.
r't' eosa sotfu i' i.. Ht
hhib 4.s2 p....!4 -DaArriy vt Rehnd b45pm
NltN EXPRESS, buO ........ 20 IN
H'
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PETITIoN FoR PARTIrIoN.

sUPERloR co0RT OF MosTGOMERY COUNTY.
I.4.N .. OHIO. l.'| '''' 4
FREDERICK COOK and Isaac musseinl an Plain.
E tins, against Valentine SnveT, MafgHt.t styAr
Michael Cook, LYDIA Cook, sarah ngeT, stie OF sol
gnou silver, Cathaftns Bahb, John Cook, Aiaryarti
bakef, David baker hlzs eth Cook, sud other nipoF
haTH of Christian Cock. decenaed sarah Hullen harR
wne q solomon Hnlenhack, snd MARY Miller, wifs III
JssfRh MILLER, all It the state Of ndRnA; and fLA
heirs Of hlHaheth hutl0r, VI the stale OF MssouT,
whose nantes arc uuknoEh; John Cook Xii Cdbt, foo
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Mehsel Cook, David
CQ9hi tlLnhetii Cook hRfy COOK, and sarah 'Dsy
vile Of Michael Day, and srsh Nysoug, wife OF lava
Nysdng, OF the State oi Ohio Chfistena Boti6fh
Andrew buttoTu, Jackson b0tuE. Margaret Byers.
taharine bottotn, unyd EottOin and John Hoitorr
heirsid law oi JRtnb d niary Bottorh, decd Of 4
The rhite uf Indiana Defendants,
Inc khora Isanep dhiendknts vii take notice that
peiluoh has beru iiled against them "a the superioT
Conft pt MoaigomnrY Nnuniy, ONO. BY the ab3ys.
namtFi plHintiiis, praying for partition or de follow
lax deaenhad real estate sita "a ia Iark son toWusbip
Montgomqry county, Ohio being the north part ftLe
seutriAst guatter ~ section twenty three teBt tln
ship nur i range four ca east, conta niug Ia All Sont
ono hiuidet ehd or d'at res thatai tho Roat
term o SAID iourl the sad Frederick Cook and lsaa,i
Mussetasu will apply for a. order that panaob niAy
be mado Of said premises
Dated June n, 1864. % lt. .N". iHN
fREbERICK COOK,
ri. ISAAC MUSSELMAR.
E ImNmf4 A tioTnHV V.N D.. o.
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Two Section Ladder.

oVoH tunB for every thaf owns a house .
IA and t1r every hffnor They are ,wa la,hiefs ,f
~ ssi.h x, Esessn ssa s9d ssa b onsd
house oan te salsd Gom burniag b. having ladios
w unle ~ feaS tie roof Cei II No. Kifst aifet
4nsfI'lmd J. IA, BALsLEf,
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Farmers 4 mechanics Hotel.
d NEW ARRANGEMENT.
" = c4NER = sMIRK,


HAVE taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
Al street, Dayion, aud hope by their arf5ntion 70
husnesH 70 sustain the earned reputation OF thus
well kaukn bOuhs. ...
Iht services % hr. Henry Foster, so widely known,
have been fetsiuodas Uaih. ''.-ITIi
The patronage o. It's former friends ls confidently
anticipated '.t rHt "U sneeg d6v
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NET ASSETS JANUai,i, tsBf, GOV 20 }
dl e q, q g g., y 4G Isl - ID.
iorHE hbA N NANlg gUisdANIZAiTIO NON 6ruhe 2sstd
aher ioriy-ive yeWH sayf ne tripL trs F,aIsea In,
greatest pubic adyantRge and snccess or the va
GouHAyAtemsm ~ iire lnsntanee III tno ebtntly
- u ~ nnw Hc4ar than oyer prenred for duty.
p; SlN LEhN itpuSANp ldifS 9LAIMS have ehoa4
sottied ind paid.' 5txrfEE MILLIONS OF
e. 1HE QQNaV MPII0E on = R0RERgY ny FIRE.
t y me United 5pe3 sYergeA oyer SlO0,O0nd daily
~ = your property pdsth ang unpfbtecfeth thf 81
u hRE. IRU lhhuREb1f ituot mie noX Thnabl
.f So Fulagi tpn duyi ~ meHuest hqreault mRyt q.
yonr Escape rom lulh --Whjie delay and nf plb.
may involve youin bmituPtey, poverty 6forn b
disappNntmtnt at d. '..et'i 90. a,F.. =.
2. PARr1cuLAR ATTENTION aud regnrd Ks eiyea
u 10 mimi hsks Az wn Il tiret bHe4 tAhf4 sschfl'
10 " and supefiEr eunhnbrcial adSantaGei sfordeda
EOliGiss ISSUED yvitss0t,t EBeIag,.
ie2fdiyluv JOHVH erJpPntRrAN. "A seni d.
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= IN WEEKLY.
Ono square, eighty words, one week,.,.......SI 81 90
Per aquaro eacliWeok IN addition. ..a....!..l 90
HtliNtf one " w
n&-lerms for Advertisements occupying q create
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