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CTATENENT OF THECONnITION
~ o. the PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, on the
Of the efate Iowa. putuan to the statute OF that esss
q owed January 18th, 1857:
rfra The name Of this Company Il TEE PHoxrx II
suRAzcE CoNPAHI, and IL located at Hartford Conn.
CAPITAL
Second. The amount Of Capital
beock b 100000 90
Third. The amount Of Capital
Stock paid up, is...-.--. 100000 90
ASSETS.
Hsth Cash on hand and in
Bank. s5s,sn 50
Cash In hands of Agents
and IN Course Of trans
mission .-............... as,7s1 o.
Specie on hand, and ia
hands Of AgeBts-....-... Asst Do IL, ESQ Do
Amount loaned on Mort
cages OF Real Estate. 4,250 90
Amount loaned Bank
and U. s. stoeks......... 1890 90
Amount loaned Per-
sonal Security 5000 90 loo, 230 90
Accumulated interest
losas.-.... 4l5I ~
Stocks and bonds ~ follows viz.
30 shares U. B. Trust Co.'S
Stock. New York.. 10000 90
200 shares 4th National
Bank Stock. n. Y.....-. 10 500 %
40 shares Central Nation
al Bank etock n y 41s0 90
100 shares Metropolitan
Bank Stock, N w.. 1900 90
300 shares Mani Mer-
ehts * Stock n T.. q, 400 90
40shsres Mechanics Blk
STOCK, n. f..,.......-... II 600 90
20 shares Merchants tx
change Blk stock n y 1000 90
it4shsFts Merchants Blk
Stock, N. Y............. $500 90
$40 shsres Farmers and
mechanics Blk Stock,
Hartford ........!. I'd coo 90
200 sbars City Blk stock
Hartford 230D0
200 shares 1Etna Bank
stock. Hsrftord-...-.-.- q 400 90
2oo shares Pheenix Bank
STICK, Hartford. % 900 90
109shares Merranfegk
Stock. Hartford - 10 90 ca
l25 shares State Bank
stock, Hartford IL 600 90
30 shares Hartford Bank
Stock. Hnrtfora4 500 %
sosharrs Conn. River Blk
stoek, Hartford -..... 400 90
SO shares Hartford Co
BIZ stock, Hartford $3.50 60
loo sha-es New Britain
nix Stpck, N. RrfsaIn-- ii 900 90
100 shares Citizens hank
siosk, Wststl,aty-..... II, $50 90
30 shares Waterbury
Bk stosk, Waterbury. 1920 90
S0shares Niagara District
bank stock. Cana
Wesi...--;;.. ..,..-. loco 90
loo shares Hoit Ike " str
Power Cos Stock. l3nor %
10 Hartford City Bon4s. 1869 90
- New Britain Water
Bonds ----- II
2eTsnne.see State Bends Il.zpe o.
70 CalIfornia State bogds 20 90
20 saa franeiseo Bonds ~ $50 %
ITO Conn. State Bonds. l02sou 90
Ohio sfSte Stock. Of 1870. 10 400 90
U = stock. tx. u 81 81 5s5y %
u, 5. STICK, Five Tween
t4srt----.+.4..-- $50 GO G- DO 90
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sTATE oF ooNNEcrIcTr. oanntr d n.-rf.ri y.

STATE or coNNEcfic1r, County Of Hartford ys.
y Chsuncey Howard, Clerk ~ the snrl~rsr Cont a,
Hartiofn toahfy Do hereby certify that nj the
OF he cers VI TIE FheaS Insurance CoBpany OF hart
l"l nave 1sifhea The Certificates OF stand ny
ia the name Q; Company, and
md sad to;nFasy Is possrss Of actual CAPITAL Of
one Hniiared Thousand Dollars, inyste ia stocks az a.
least par vstu al Of which j. clearly forth in a.,
anncx Statement OF the ition said Copnny IN
the Auditor ct the state Of lows r
also certify that sep Ii. Bsrdfck whas4 mama T. -
pended 70 the iufat az the deposition Of sstJ srt,
was on the ozy q The date thereof Notary Public
ana tof tue e9nhfy 81 Hartford, duly authorized 10 All
mir lister oaths ior general purposes
IL In Testimony Whereof / have have bereunto
set my hand and affixed the Seal OF the Superior q ,rt ~
Hartford Coua;y, tais - day VI January A. % ISs5
tHAJNCEY HOWARD Clerk
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sIAih VI toNAheIlNIT. County Of Hartford s.
AASrFoED, January ., isss
Personally Appeared H. Kellogg, President. and " m
Clark, secretary, Of the Phoenix Insurance Cun.ny
and sefsrsn made cath taat the above st4tenea,t 5
them subscribed i trne according their best nov
edge and belief. Before me-
GEo. II. BURDlcK Notary Public
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ihdcfiten uno itsGenolten Bliden ben lunsen
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! 1T oas slei69llig!
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oeihriiten in ben porpern Haum, baS gSObnz
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ibm uno binter bieiem 9ing, ibn pUrli6tig be-
oba9teno, Der Neutrality-suspicious., Elm grpber
cprpulenter Wtaun nit rDtblidenl @eliht uno
itarfem nntertinn, eine @eltalt, Oeren NeuBereS
inn eansen peit eber eine Dfiene @utmltbigteit
perrietb als irgeno ettpa5 anoerS. tgr g.i
c5n benz porOeren 3immer ljeBen Die beioen
6erren ii9 an oen1 Sdreibtlid oes @rafen nie>
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aui ben 9il9. 9(adoem iie &idaro y. !0udaroe
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aus pieier Glfldruns bic 8erubigung 9eld6pit
baben lperoeu, cab i3 niht etpa beablidtigte,
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mir, bab ibm befoblen lei, nienlanb tinaufia@
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tpenn bies 8erbpt elnntal ilbertreten peroe, uno
oina pbne MIDI all ibn 3u tebren. 9llS ia bic
aanae 3wildenreibe ti5 gu oieiem 8aume pur3>
manoert bdtte, b0rte i3 Die S9rltte 9eraatonl-
member. gs ,tparen Sbre Sdritte, meine Ser'
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rim mon NIT 6remben sIiammen5ultoBen llebt
uno i'd mubte queen, in bobem @rape plRl1s
en8mertb finoen, MIDI unli6tbur gu MAIDEN, lll1
Oe'n 9ausmeiiter 8erDrub au eriparen. Sarum
| Idllpite i6 in bas 8eritef, in tpel9em MIDI bic
6Rrren fn1ben. 9aS TIT aQsS.
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srr rttle al Bottles r So unsblbar unb wirf port
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= Smperfirt ppu -1,4 Or. Sitfcb Gp.,
Obey .t Np 482 Brpatwdh. Nem glprf.
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in bic Nrme fiel. -I1aea 4@
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arb i.ano na6 nel.isen Nusenbliden rubig pol
ibnen unO itdubte DE Spinnensewebs unp Der
aalfidmub ab, Der an isinem 9tpde seblieber
mar. f.
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Gpl0dfelt>sSailtiliea 5
tDnnes tbre gafprI@s fir
l>annoeioer, Gpp, NcnIipn 1lno 9ri>erl=
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TBnr. $. 45iu,
gtp. 20 gDef S5apettetr Baltimore
sebs Mnefunft rptrb unenteelbltd ertbetlt. -
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made. App NJ as u: u og tg s.p1uts
(9ianSl 10 ] ~ = 10 Wp' OIL SeSDH'n'-
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5etsen coa uaretisn feblen 1u ben btQteRer
Pretfen w M'utfr S1tne,
Hs0 an mrItf-~"rAEf
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nu SE o.roan Rbtrebart X Co. Wp. l04 lDdtetbf
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EaSetteffr en WSpIeiaIe unb SetntI DruS@eAaft ane
HpStpes trSnt 9err e. Stttu5oer NTH ttberst bt PEA
Snrdtrn BON IeDfamenten Guf's YnttltRe eOresn orr
suf r6FtAf GutmeriE1a U1ztseu.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-28
ANN MATILDA CRUTHErs.
A Souiherncr Frees his Mind-A Wit
~ and Pungent Letter-Bill Arp
Addresses Artcmus Ward.
ROME, Ga, Sept. |, 1865.

ROME, Ga, Sept |, 1865.
Mr.. ARrEMUs WARD, Snowman:
SlR-The rcsun write to YOU in per-
tikler are because you are about the only
man l know IN all Goods countrp," so
called. For some several weeks have
been wantin tn say sumthin. For several
weegs we rebs, SO called, but now late OF
said country deceased, have been tryin
mighty hard to do sumthn. We didn't
quite do it, and now it's very painful, |
assure you, to dry up all Of sudden, aud
make out like we wasn't there.
My friend, l want tn say sumthin. l
suppose there is no law agin thinkin, but
thinkin don't he'll me. l don't let down
my thermometer. must explode myself
generally so as to feel better. You see
I'm trying to harmonize. I'm trying to
soften down my feelns. I'm endeavoring
to sabjugate myself to a level of sur
rounding circumstances, but can't do it
until I'm allowed to say sumthin. want
to quarre! with sumboiy, and then make
friends. | amt no giant killer amt no
Norwegian bar. amt no boarconstrick-
ter, but III be horuswaggled if the talk;n
aud the wrtin and the slanderiu has all
got to be done on one side any longer
Sum of your folks have 60. to dry up or
turn our folks loose. It's blamed out
rage, SO called. Amt your editors got
nuthin else to do but to peek at US, ana
crow over US? Is every man what kan
write paragraf to consider US as bars in
a cage, and be always n jobbin at US TO
hear us growl: Now you see, my friend,
that's what's Instantaneous, and do you
just tell 'em, one and ALL unbus plu-
rum, so called, that if they don't step il
at oace or at once turn US loose to say
what we please, why, we rebs, so called,
have unanimously aud jointly aud severe
ly resolved to--to--to think very hard of
tiff not harder.
That's r." way TO talk i. cir.
agwine TO commit myself. know when
to put on the breaks. amt aswine to
say all | think, like Etheridge, or Add
erag, so called. Nary sine. No, .sir.-
Bat I'll just tell it to you, Artemus, and
you may tell il to your show If VIC ala.
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cit to dispute your authority, and if they
do grumble, give them an extra dose of
beer and beef, and they are crushed.
But even lean husbands can be subdued
and brought to see the evil Of their ways,
by a resolute, determined wife have
cured mine effectually of billiards, of
euchre, and of every other time-killine
nonsense. He is wonderfully domestic
just now.
The manner in which | tanned M hus-
band, perhaps, might not operate with oil
of that ilk.
First pretended sickness, and then
got rid Of my hired girl thereby compel!-
ing my husband to get up and build fires
in the morning, 60 to market, and attend
the baker AID miIkman.
But at the outset, this proceeding. as
thought, made him stay away later than
ever. | fixed that. One day | sent Tor
the locksmith, and had new dead-latch
put upon the door. On this occasion he
did not come uotl two O'Clock. heard
him tumbling and swearing at his key and
at the keyhole.
damn the key" | had been aroused
by his noise d: the door, and was watch
ing him through the blinds of our bed
room window. lie pulled the bell knob,
he Knocked, he went into the street, gath
cred up bits of stone and threw them up
against the blinds, thinking | was asleep.
"Aha, my man, I've got You this hitch !
He danced on the doorsteps, walked acros
the street, looked over at our Windows
walked back again, did a little more
swearing, then sat on the door-sill, then
began again at the key-hole with his key,
In vain At last, disheartened and awfuly
sleepy, he resumed his seat at the door
sill, and there slept until day light, when
let him in.
"Got the lock managed T. be exclaimed
when told him.
eyes, and, Master Henry, I'll have i,
changed every time you stay out after 8
o'clock, unless you come home first to
your supper and report YOURSELF He
ripped around for time, but when gave
him new key he became quieter, and so
the game was opened.
1t cost the price Of three locks, and with
the third he gave in
ja'laped his whisky, and that stopped
that leak. He don, drink Mt home now
lie is a model in everything except the
hugging and kissing department. | can t
make him as enthusiastic in these domes-
tic essentials as he was in he earlier days
of our married life. lie says he don t
i
| will cure him of that delinquency yet
If be can stand it, can. Ladies', yours,
comfortably,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-28

Life 10 but feeting dream,
Care destroys the xest of it;
Swift it gideth ike a stream
Mind you make the best Of it!
Talk not Of your weary woes,
Troubles or the rest of it;
If we have but brief repose,
Let US make the best of it.
If your friend has got heart.
There ia something fne in him,
Cast away bis darker p It,
Cling to what's divine in him;
Friendship is our best relief
Make no heartless lest Of it;
1t will brighten every grief
If we make the best Of it.
Happiness despises state,
It's no sage experiment,
Simply that the wise and great
May have joy aud merriment,
Rank is not its spell ref.ed-
Moneys not the test Of it,
But calm contented mind,
That will make the best Of it;
Trusting in that power above,
Which sustaining all of US
In one common bond Of love,
Biddeth great and small Of US,
Whatsoever may befall-
Sorrows or the rest of it
We shall overcome them all,
II we make the best Of it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-28

TOLLECTTONS mad e n nd RENTED at current
" rates of eNrhange; Bills of Exchange, incur
rent Money sad Coin bought and sold deposits re-
.ceived and Money invested; Draft # sale any
country in Europe.
age by fire.
Particular ,tention given t o the paymen Of
Taxes in any count! in Iowa.
Real Estate boaght and sold Land Warrant ?
ocat ed.
We>sfrrtoth following partie with whom We
ave done bus iness:-
Park Bank New York;
ID. IL. Arnold Pre.'t Mercantile Bank NY.
Mcssrs kuauth, Nachod kuhuc. Bankers, NY
Messrs. Chas .Camblos 4 Co.. Bankers, Phil.
Messrs Clark. Bros. Il Co.. Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. L. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
+. q. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
W. + Coolbaugh CO., Bankers Chicago.
E,Partrdge, Esq. Ranker, Seneca Falls MY.
wv. Norton, Esq. President Southern Bank OF
Kentucky Russellville Ky.
S.A. Fletcher Banke /, indianapolis, Indiana.
Aon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
r. II. Walker, Esq, Salem, New York.
Messrs II Markell& Co. Bankers. Dubuque
Louisa .Macklot, Banker Davenport lmrs2
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LA IL - NlCHIS.
LADIES II am. aware of the fact of
there being husbands so lost to all sense
Of propristy, and so regardless Of the ten
der susceptbilties OF the married female
heart, that they stay out late o'nghts.-
Ny husband was one of this class. He is
now, through my system of training,
thoroughly reformed, tanned and subdued.
He acknowledges tina, he has no rights
which am bound to re spect, lie is as
docile as lamb. A family man in every
sense Of the word.
This useful aud not often ornamental
adjunct to every we'll regulated household
a husbands q singular being, strange
in bis ways, prone to 60 astray, ready to
oblige anybody else rather than bis wife,
very apt to forget the existence OF that
wife, in the contemplation of some snip
Of girl with light gait, a tight CATER,
and bright eyes. Husbands-I am now
speaking of those who have grown callous
10 the conjugal harness-are much given
to deceit What time they arc not hob.
nobbing with their boon companions in
the rum.rookesies, they may be doing
something worse. There's no believing
anything they say when once they get the
upper hand, and have full swing with the
night latch keys. Out two-,hirds of the
night, they come reeling home, or if, by
chance, returning sober, they are as cross
aud ill-graibed as the very old Satan.
Husbands have an inordinate variety of
excuses. l will give you an example:
When we were frst married my hnsb band
could not have been more attentive. !
was accounted handsome, plump and
lively-a good fgure-and, l imagine
even not altogether lost all trace of those
charms so powerful in causing men to
make fools of themselves.
The first three months of our marriage
| shall never forget. Henry was at home
every night. No rioting around town
always punctual to tea; often playfuly
insisting On. our drinking tea out Of t he
same cup; and oh how loving and ten
den. "He kissed me, and | seemed to
walk on thrones l was in an elysium.
With bis arm around me, and NY head
resting upon his bosom--I sitting upon
his lnp-be sitting in the high-back rock
ING chair in our snug, cosy parlor. and the
blind closely drawn. All, me that was
bliss-heasenly, enrapturing, encha ntng
No nigh..lateh key asked for; no whiskey
dsmijohn in the closet no registering.
grinning, winking fellows in to help drink
II; no trying in the morning, with trcm-
bling hand and oblivious intellect, TO
shave himself with csse-knife, or la,her
his face with tooth brush. NJ breath
smelling like the atmosphere Of beer
brewery, or clothing rank with the fumes
Of tobacco sI okc, or stained with wasted
cocktails, or the soup Of . midnixh.
orgie. ..4
As time passed on bis warmth decreas-
ed !, fool like, as every young girl green
aud gushing is. when she gets full posses
sion Of that wonderfully aud fearlully
created animal--a full grown man--with
legal right 10 call him husband--re.
doubled my exerlions to recall his honey
moon fondness, He accepted my kisses,
my playful embraces, and my tenderness,
As . matter Vt course cut bis breakfast
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Ninety fre Mites less Staging by this than
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Passengers will find this the cheapest and Quick
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sured that no pains will be spared to uake the
route pleasant and desirable.
The Company has recently supplied this line
with Lew Concord Hacks, and secured the
serv ices of careful and eff cient drivers.
Stages leave Sioux City on Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays, and arrive at Fort Dodge on Tuesdays
Thursdays md Saturdays.
Office Pearl street, nearly opposite Weare 4
Allison Bank, Sioux City, Iowa.
c. II. KINGSLEY, Agent.
Sioux City, Dec II, lS64-tf
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VyANKTON, ID. T.--This II OF Ina sree en- !
Iy been enla rged 4 nd thoroughly renovated and
reRtted throughout, and now ofcrssuperio raccom.
mod, tions to the trayeIiDg pubic.
RS. travels will here hnl good Stabling, Water :,
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