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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
". MISCELLANEOUS

The greatest amount insured
in any one risk is $4,000,
but will not. as a general
rule, exceed. 10000 90
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to
be insured in any one city, town or village
no general rules, governed by the general
character ofbuildings, facilities for putting
out fires dc,
The greatest amount allowed to be insured
in any one bloek-no general rules. governed
by general character of buildings. facilities
for putting out fires, DC.
No deposit in any State
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-02
Volume Xxx
STATEMENT OF THE cOHDiri0R
OF THE stssgI
METROPOLITAN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ON THE LIST DAY O.. JANUARY, A. d
1865, MADE TO THE AUDITOR
OF OHIO, PURSUANT TO
THE STATUTE OF
THAT STATE.

=
OF OHIO, PURSUANT TO
THE STATUTE OF
THAT STATE.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is THE ME
TROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMP ANY
Incorporated in 1852, and located in the City
of New York.
1. CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company
actually paid up in cash Is s300, 900 0C
The Surplus on the 1st day Of
January, 1866. 45s, s,s2i "a
Total amount of Capital and
Surplus. s75s,s2I o.
II. ASSETS. 4
Cash on hand, in Bank, and
in the hands of Agents and
in course of transmission. sl4s.4s7 rs
The Bonds and Stocks owned
BY the Company 1929 SC
Debts due the company, Sc
cured by mortgage on Real
Estate worth at least $685.
l50, with per cent interest
ers.j 1850 90
Loans on o. s. Bonds and other
coiaterais-on demand S,l75 W
Due for Premium on Policies
issued at the office, Marine
and Fire. ls,I67, II
Bills receivable. interest &C.
crued, de-, &c. 125,7ll 81
Total Assets ofthe Company S75s, ,S2l 81
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses incurred and in pro-
cess of adjustment. $2O,52S IL
Claims for Losses resisted by
the Company; $500 VI
Total Liabilities. S23,l25 Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31

The LOUISVILLE JOURNAL CuTs Poll
TICs.-The Journal says: 1--WE have dis
solved our alliance with the Democratic
party, for it was never intended that we
should merge ourselves into the ranks Of
our lifelong opponents. We can yield
to the President our most earnest exer-
tons to carry on the war we can accom-
modate our state to the destiny which
awaits the institution of slavery. We are
perfectly independent of all parties now,
but we are devoted to the support of the
Government, and we put ourselves on
record with the New York Times, that the
loyal States will carry this war to any eH-
tremity rather than let the nationality be
broken. There is not Corporals guard
in any. of these States to dissent from this
Union-preserving, unconditional Union
platform"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
An AnswerI

n H. BECKWITH SAYS I DREW A
u. deadly weapon, perhaps year ego" on
the slightest provocation. Beckwith WI draw 9
deadly weapon, and yet he don't go TO the peni'
tsntisyv ~ nav cent Wonder how he made his
money WHOM Superintendent Of the CONSOLIDATED
Company, Gold Hit Was It by working for
Wages, or letting contracts as silent partnsrt
had settlement with him. lowed him three
hundred dollars. About SIX hourI after, he came
n. drew up due llof seven hundred and thirty.
two dollars, and surreptitiouSly endeayored To-
eet me to LRn II, when on his own admission I
only owed him three hundred dollnk j then
gave him my due bill, and upon which he sued
shark Of Il or manhood about him. he yculd NV.
er have exposed himself In the lying heHnR q.
which he has. Knowing Il iS not Necessary 70 ~
mind the public OF bis very many faults, lsavo
him With the eoptempt he dessryel =.
Gold Hnl; l .ssy 8 MI s. -,
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Another Answer.

:, whs. he supposes " An Answer :" 70 my card
vonId br,eAy reply that bis statement that
seven hundred dollars was the deb. be Owed me- ne:
s1a y have true copy Of the bona fds debts
p oi.,tso bstweer us, which can show at any
,ins ms little inEnuRtions about other matters
ronnt to nothing, bis present character tor truth
being being TOO - O CHI. BECKw1TH. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
Diyidend Declared.

a TAMEETING OF TRUSTEES OF THE
N Confidence Gold and Silver Mining Compa.
ny, held this day, dividend of ss 33i per share,
being el00 per foot, was declared, payable at the
company 3 office, in Gold Hill on the Goth inst.
= SAML HYATT, Sec'y,
Gold Hill. Jan. ls, 1865. jal9 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
1neratitude and Greenbacks!

H,HE PUBLIC OF GOLD HILL WILL PER
i haps remember that about year ago, one
JAKE COLBURN, In difficulty with his wife
about their child and In forcibly taking the child
away from its home, committed the offense Of
drawing deadly weapon upon bis motherdn.
law. Well, Colburn would, II the law haS taken
rs way, have been sent to the penitentiary. Dis.
theoretically, I loaned Colburn money, and by
which means ne got out Of the serape. Ny kind.
neTs to him cost me six hundred dollars. Not
long since had settlement With him, and he
acknowledged balance dne me Of three hundred
and nine dollars, for which he refused to give me
his due bfll note or any other satiSfaction Know.
ing his business, was compelled to sue him M
der these circumstances, and he has paid me OF IN
GREENBACKS, at par value. This is the In.
gratitude which Jake Colburn has shown to me
for my kindness IN furnishing him with hard eGsh
fo escape being sent to the State Prison. feel II
due 10 the public tomake this transaction known.
70 that the people may know the inRrstitude
which, Jake Colburn Is capable Of showing to one
who befrlends him. c. H. BECkWITH.
Gold Hill, Jan. g, 1865 -'-7 taZ5 m
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DIsTRIcT Co1Rsr, yISaiiSSiitxt..:Z.Ths fol-

r DIsrRIcr CouRr, VIRa1NiI.-Ths 3o1-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising :
Schubert vs.. Schroeder ct al-judgment
for plaintiff in accordance with findings
of the Court. California Co. vs.. Mt.
Blanc Co.-cause continued for the term.
n. H. Mason and C. Y. Hobbs, jurors,
excused for one week. Court then took
recess until 10 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
Before Judge Mesick: The following
defaulting jurors were each fined $25,
and an execution for their attachment or
dered to issue: w. H. Stovall, E. Bowers,
NJ. Burke; John Gillig fined S25, and a
stay Of execution ordered C. B. Brastow
having been served with an attachment,
and falling to appear as therein command
ea, was fined 800. Ashton ct al VS..
Overman Goa motion to set aside re-
straining order was argued, and moditi-
cation of said order was ordered by the
Court. MandIebaum ct al VS.. A. II.
Ungar ct al-on trial, and will occupy the
entire day.
CRUDE BuLL1oN.-The following lots
of crude bullion have to-day been re-
ceived BY the several Virginia assay Offices:
Van WICK s Co., 1861 ounces; Theall
s Co., 6,94O ounces; Ruhling & Co., T.
$50 ounces.
CHEAP GooDs.-R. G. Sheath adver-
tises in our columns to-day safe. scale,
and wagon and harness for sale at a low
rate. Call upon Mr.. Edwards, under the
office of Wells, Fargo s Co., Virginia, and
see the property.
RICH SrRIKE.-This week the Imperial
Company struck another fine deposit of
ore at a depth of $50 feet, in drift branch
ing north from the shaft. At this time
about two hundred loads of ore daily are
raised from the mine.
The Yellow Jacket Company have
opened the lower level of this mine and
with the most satisfactory results, the
ledge growing richer the deeper the same
is prospected.
WILLIE ADAMS, the young Pony Rider,
of Wells, Fargo S Co., PUSHES the "fery
untamed" through on time, and accommo-
dates every one with early news from the
Mountains across.
WATER RIGHr.-The suit of Sherman
rs. Dilley, being conflicting claim to
water-right on Gold Canon, was tried yes
day at Dayton, before Judge Hayden, and
decided in favor of Dilley.
DRAINAGE CoNPANY.-The work of
sinking in the shaft will be recommended
next Thursday, and the machinery will
shortly be erected.
BuLI1ox.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia ofice,
Is bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, S32,l22 So, and weighing 1850 !
pounds.
RECORDER DAVENPORT had not single |
case before him this morning
Not "bum" was tried
Not a d. d. came,
To the "score" for an honest sentence;
And policemen sad,
Without cary" scad, |
Swore the town was Stooled with repentance. |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
NIGHT WORK
AND GENERAll CLEANING DONE.

AND iENERAL CLEANING DONE.
DY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
shortest notice, and In the most satsfactory man
ner. 0rderI may be left 81 No. rs South C street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., Virginia. - "a
JAZZ In ~ ei$EstB4l 7uat ROGERS AGO.
M -, sgf.t-'fs s4s,.s Il .trgr95 = -.ss 80 gsg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31

q! ~ Groceries.
lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
we viii sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind of goods can be bought in the Territory All
.Iur Groceries and Provisions are fresh Goods de-
IIyered Free Of Charge. H0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June IL, 1854. - ~ II tnI7
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FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.
I. Il. BROKAw,

HAVING RECEIVED THE NOMINATION
IL of Chief Engineer from Virginia Engine Co.
No. !, announces that he Is q candidate for TINT
position for the coming year.
December 9th, 1854 dec I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
Baths ! Baths =!

ME WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
Nv we have ~ s ...
Re-Opened Our Bathing Establish
ment!
At the old stand. and are now prepared to &C.
modate the people in frst-rate style on Satur-
days and Sundays. -..
: - MAYER g. FLIEDNER.
Gold Hill, Jan. 49, '65 jRl9 IN
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For Rent

For Rent.
T AXE HOUSE, LAKE TAHOE, FOR 4
term of two or three years
Address. r.r. DEAN g. MARTIN,
By mail or Express.
December 7th 1854. .rr DEF If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
John Dunn!!

r oOK OUT FOR AN INDIVIDUAL OF THE
IL above name. He has done me by paying
me board bill of two years standing and ten
dollars in borrowed money, in greenbacks at par.
Those who dun Dunn may know what to expect.
T. 0'Flaherty ia another swindler, Of the same
sort. RICHARD GAINES,
Gold Hill, Jan. 9th I'm Exchange Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
Notice.

MY WIFE, MELvlNA PERRAULT, HAV-
M ing separated from me, hereby give notice
that from and after this date will pay no debts
of her contracting. J. +. PERRAULT.
Gold Hill, january ID ls65-3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31

UrAH's MoURNFuL REcoRD.-Sisters
are often the wives of the same man. We
know of three sisters living with one man
as his wives. Mothers and their daugh-
tiers are frequently found living with one
man as his wives. Nieces are married to
uncles, and half sisters to half brothers.
How sad the spectacle, which Utah, in
the chains of polygamy, presents to the
enlightened nineteenth century And
yet nothing better can be expected when
such a disgusting doctrine is taught by
leaders, to community. How long, peo-
pie of Utah, will you submit to such in
fanny: viii you not arise in the majesty
of right and cast the foul and unclean thing
from you-repudiate the pernicious teach
ings of demagogues and be men and
women-not Slaves and conc,t6ines i-Te-
dstte.
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Crockery and Glassware,

4. CrOcHery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED, a, MOST SPLENDID STOCK
y Of Crockery and Glassware Of the latest English
and French manulaGtHre re-; MonSeseepers and other
k0RE BROTHERS.
(fnl Hill. June n. 1854, Inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
EV'G, FEB'Y 22d, 1856
CWashington's Birthday0

Committee of Arrangements.
VII II Lee, E A Gamble,
J G. Mayer, M Emerson,
r John Allen, VIM E Hale
IuyitatiOn Committee.
HonJ B winters, Hon J H Mills,
Hon w Torer, Hon S A Kellogg,
Hon w w Bishop. JC Corey,
G Maynard, Chas Forman, .
Samuel Hyatt, b Potter, ..
Sw Chu6buck A d Brooks, . .
l. U Goliath, Low,
Lyman Powers. Il Requh, a go
ID. I ID Binns, W II Denise,
NJ Frankenhemer kom,
G Hart w L y Neill,
True Locke, Thos 4 FINCH
Joseph La Flower, George Perry,
WIN BerRan, Gillespie,
WIN H Baker. s'W
VIRGINIA
Hon n w win,on, Hon Chss A Sumner,
Hon Jacob Smith. Peter Larkin'
MR. WILLIAMS, Ben Ballou, , h.
Thos Peasley, jacob Dung,
Ike Brokaw VIM Weir, ~.
II Kelly, ia Hale, syrfy
J ID Treat VI Levy, - ~ r.
W Baldwin, John E Doyle. g,
SILVER CITY.
Joe French, Jw Grier,
Sheldon, VIM Hickok' ..-
A Eoneman, Geo Dean. a-.
Gov H G Blasdcl. Hon C N Eoteware.
Hon Lance Nightingale Morg Miller,
Hete Driesbach, Slicer, =.
Abe Curry, JE Garrett
tzv DAYTON. Be- 8t srs
II G blanchard. SForsea, ~
NJ J Hanly, John Black, t 'f5
; T Leet, + Birdsall
wAsaoE-
l. s Bowers. Theo Winters,
Dan1 Boyd, Geo BOIL
Reception Committee. -
Geo Aylesworth, JIG Mayer,
CIV Humphreys, wv Flood. ~
w II Dohlman- -
RlO0F Managers. =.
Homer 8 King, Capt d MCGOWAN,
n Isaac, CHI Van Gorder,
ga Gamble, VIM Hale,
Rl0Or Director.
w HHLEE ............ FOREMAN
DIR. w. CASTOR,
Physician and Surgeon,
GOLD HILL.....--NEyADA.
~oFFIcE--MsinG tresa second door below
- ffansiseo RsstaugAAt siaFl-sE jag "
. ssy5s-sr as.s II sasf w. sey5 N.Tg.I
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krJewelry made and repaired 70 order.
watches and Clocks carefully repaired by =. =
hall and guaranteed. aprZ2 zPH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-31
FIRST ANNUAL BALL

r IBERTY HOSE COMPANY No. WILL
/ give their
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4. :. $50 SiN per Cent.
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nsii tho oit'an oi pawn. lat..e.i d.. sfI r,f .fs.
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r.rs ~ai ieiuot the nisr..l 'aoarrnc, rr 81. t.
i,,h. 81 the tiuo nie. .l.s s1is.r.e
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rhe payment la rH'f Dr. ris.o nil 81. ,.e-Ir,l-t q.
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Tho government steamer Florida. which
carried the assassination conspirators. Mudi
ami companions. "a Fort Jefferson on III,
Dry Toriusas, has returned from that place
Ihc prisoners were not aware until after
starting on their journey that their testina-
had been changed from the Albany Penitcn-
tiary to this arid spot on the southern coast
oil Florida, and on being informed Of Il
we're unpleaSantly affected: but affer thor
arrival on finding that the Island. which X
about thirteen acres in extent and enjoys a
Tine Sea-breeze. Is very healthy place. ana
not so unpleasant as was supposed. they
are aSreeably disappointed and cOnSratula-
tel themselves on the change They reach
cd their place OF Imprisonment July 25th.
and were Immediately put 10 appropriate
service, Mudd being placed in the position
oil ASs.slant-Surgeon; Arnold that Of Clerk
Spangler set 10 work Ut his trade Of 4 Car
penter, and OLaughlin put to an employ
hleni IN which he can be useful There are
about i've hundred and fifty prisoners con
lined on the Dry Tortugas.
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on SUNDAY evening last at Grass Lake
}. Y. X. Cudner. = returned soldier, dled
suddenly from ST overdose Of morphine "a
ken in liquor Tor tooth ache Cn,ner had
come 60 Grass Lake from Jackson. IN com
panY with another soldier. Joseph L. henrl,
and two women OF BAD reputation. toul
play having been suspected, . corners IN
quest was held on Monday, hut nothing
was found AGAINST the women or Henri anu
they were discharged from temporary ar
rest. Subsequently a. alteration TOOK
place between Henri aud citizen Of Grass
Lake. David smoke which resulted m
Henri stablin- Smoke will long knife.
TIE blade entering The heart and causing
death u twenty minutes. Henri and the
women, aUl Two other soldiers, re = IT s.
iei. taken 10 jackson ana conlnei in JAM.
Reports AFRO very contradictory. hut We
gather thar Dad wcisker was ~ ifc bottom
of +, as ~ q great deal of other crimes.
Nrifrrg -f~~fe.
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FINANCIAL.
II s. $50 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
= - 30, O.OOO

By authority o. the socrctary ~ the TreAssrr a..
undersigned, the General suhsorip.ioa Asout f,-,s.
saieof United States Securities oilers 60 he ,-,,..
ihe third series Of Treasury Notes hoArns seven A.,
thre teushs per cent interest per auuurn. known.
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These Notes Sre issued under lase 90 luy rs .lsss
sui are payable shrec years FROM saat date .s es-
reeeJ ~ are oonvcrislc. atthe tt',a of its bo,.,
into
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loyalty, O. -1C-l OF lir rpl PIC % ll-t4 c---lS
Is took part IT, The re'ehion. A. first, on 4
finlu- that al Vas over with their Southern /
Comic leracv. they felt themselves complete |
ly humiliated and -l'llEa,ei, ana were /
loud iu Their calls on Tie National Govern /
mert and lis officers for mercy. Bat mag I
narfn.gns treatment appears 90 Lave spoil (
oi Their. and they were again becoming rs I
ovc-nlarirL and IS lmperious in their de- /
lrauls s. ever, ard n0w, instead OF being /
conter.cl with privileges. haughtly claim /
90 t.eir RIGHTS" Tie correspondent says /
that e. ar hatred Of tie National Govern 4
mert j. stil ~ intense n ever, ard they I
are determined 10 control their state ID |
the old secession and rebel interest. They !
~ ID probably learn the error OF Their way
before long. Theirnew Governor, Mr.. Far
sons, il appears has already seen tile mis-
take iu tlis line 81 conduct Only al out
"a week previous to hs appointments th
speech at Huntsville. Doe c0ntenfed That ihc
%. -r1C- were NOT free. T. the Emancipation
Proclamation was oUiy military measure,
ami the Constitutional amendment abolish
M- slavery hal uHt SET been rat-el hy tie
necessary number ol states. and iu hi-
-r.8n would mot he These sentiments
a.r. received viLh immense applause bl
-t. people. ral For some -i.e after rUiei
hem ~ sweet mar-el- uniert leIr tongues.
Governor Parsons has since eupAaucAi.
jo.l them n els proclamation that slavery
'n tue.I State "as forever aeni-
THE excitement anon- thc Chicago grain
dealers 'a-f week g described to have equal
ca. some of Tie annu- -nit pAr-ntts ih
A... tnr.. Ca Change on Thursday aet
Friay I-e- were seen -e-ticl.-ulg Fitl-'.i-
'N HE. .Ittt.I N.f "t .t.N If
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on the rope. win 4 perfect recklessness OF .
life and limb. He winds M his exploits
by running cut on one IF the guy rones with +
Out l.ole OF balance. and throwing himself .
a. FAX length ulon lis back i Is g,uer- F
ally ACKNOWLEDGED that he suVasses Bl0n- +
don in his fool-hardy performances.
.,,.,,,;.-, i,.,,,.,- IAN, b. , l,.,,. ~,
fair way 10 De r.Sidiy enfOrcel throughout
the entire state Of Massachusetts. where
i, las been practically a dead letter IN B0s
ton and The laryer cities. The state con
stahulal force create. ly thr last Legs
laturs and uoN organized under Col VIM.
=. h.n-. Las the matter ia especial Charge.
Notices have been served on ile --ro- shops
great and small 10 Boston. and thet have
floi'' g. '' +, ... .'' ,-..
,....s... .,,i,.,.., ~ 3D.. 80, ,tn ,7..
$50
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4 powerful Irish patient in BE insane
asylum al northampton. Mass. broke
loose on Tuesday. ana got upon the ridge
pole ui tle steep roof whore ho hado dcu-
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Thomas Al irr~la. . Ellaaet. y a..
enlisted 3D. lefr a.-a. af.l Ter Hs $500 aol
With WITH ls VIE She spent , ir .l'
dress .-'.l pa 7.i evenings .n ihroif't
Anderson returned home la.t week.. 90 inN
his onii ifen haA naked anal almost starved,
ana has "ile roing wan :: male ricni- iie
4 pursued and assaulted hers was ariesp'l,
Will Tears I'D nls eyes told ihs Story io lhe
MAGISTRATE "Ao helc inat De was ih, a-
--e'e' i''''N' ana ''7o-'"rse' N''"'
! BROOKLYN hd loved a maiden He
asked her Shc nnrsr.ufir.fh called hnn
.-1oa--.~ lie swallowed fAu ounces oi
iaudauum aaf wa taken sick go the STORM.
ach Enter grave hall-lelfel physician.
4 who pumped out tine ira~h Youth" and
Nas rewarded with "a torrent of int.ctiyc.
TlH lad IS incurred lle SAYS he must lie
lle cannot I've aitec Juliet has cailel him
."o,e MORO '-l''''''e '7 ~''' 'i''"'
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The Comm sioucr of Pension, las lecil-
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
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ded for year in q native village, not stu
ated ia fiat Datt II to island which has
hitherto been m Instruction. lie had ben
absent from his charge io- =rlle litt.e tim.
aud was returning o. IL a. the time OF bis
death; the changed disposition O Tire I'4-
tiYcs Vas Observed hy li- companions, bat
Was Ut credited - liza, lie trusted Lilsi-
SELF fl the han 3 = his focs, was seized,
hanged in haste close ty DIS own house
VS. % mem l-et, ANA portions 9' rs t"cy
weredlsillt Gtct 10 A-s raiipal ll"f--no-v
With every demonstration Of -aFsSe u
umpA and with many obserFai'ee5 ol ''-
OLD heatAl---h ia feIa-iiions- "liSh iio ii@i
To- years .a1Orcd 10 root Out- lie com
p4liOns laie LIef escape "lh ui-i.c"itl
aion.@ the est coast of Sew Zealand. near
4, pyarv missionary AID settler has been
cor.ueIle.l 10 fee for lis nr. ia the urlusi-
nal settlements intending Tire bishop OF
mia nuta,nanle diocese.
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