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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

New York papers mention new style
OF bludgeon which has been found recently
in the possession of some of the New York
desperadoes. 1t is called the "sand club. .
1t Is made of strong canvas in the shape of
club, about twenty inches long, and from
six to eight inches in circumference, filed
with closely packed fine sand. 1t weighs
from five to ten pounds, and is said to be
far more dangerous than the common club,
brass knuckles orslung shot, as blow from
it causes conclusion of the brain, without
leaving any external mark of violence.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
THE TELEGRAP4 IN MOROCCO.

Ihe recent introduction of the electric
telegraph IN Morocco was vehemently OPP
posed by many who looked at the progress
OF the work with religious horror. The
Emperor threatened with death any per-
son who should injure the apparatus, but
the inhabitants of the village Of Maboyauy
nevertheless cutdown the wires. The Tate
Emperor straightway had the place sur
rounded by his troops, and the heads of
ten prominent citizens were forthwith cut
oh and fixed on the telegraph poles as an
awful warning
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The Constitutional amendment in England.

The Constitutional Amendment in England
The news of the passage of the Constitu.
tional Amendment in Congress had reach
ed England, and the London Daily Necs
has the following editorial comments on it
Ifthe Canada had brought no other news
on Tuesday than that the supreme Legisla-
ture of the United States had decreed the
abolition of slavery over the vast area sub
Ject to Its authority, the act would have
been justlyregarded as one of the most mo-
mentous consequences of the war. But its
real importance cannot be diminished, al
though it may be for the moment obscur-
ed by the fact that the tidings find our minds
preoccupied with exciting thoughts raised
by hopes of peace, or depressed at their
disappointment The policy which Mr..
Lincoln has steadily pursued from the mo-
ment when he took the policy nee
essarily unintilligible to those who have ig-
nored all considerations of constitutional
duty IN their eagerness to see slavery abol-
ished in whatever way, or by whatever
means, but clear and consistent when view
ed in connection with the political coDdi-
ton under which every President of the
United States exercices power-has now
reached its elimination.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
Mrs. Partington,s idea of sherman.

Lbe-(Reading newspaper suddenly
exclaims-"Bully, for Sherman"
Mrs. Parfington-Ah! Isaac, fear he
Is bad man.
Ne-Ravaged and stripped Carolina.
Mrs. PartingtOa-The brute!
Ite-The rebels are in doubt whether he
is going for August, Florence or Charlotte
Mrs: PartingtOn-(W deep sigh)-
Poor Mrs. Sherman
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
IMPROVED MELODEONs.

IOLEDO, UhlO, UCIobeT IobI.
Nj. W W. WHiFSsY:-Your Improved MelOdeons sIe,
my opinion the Ne PiES UlTG OF Reed instrumental
Their of stone power Is greater than any smI
lBr Instruments have seem take great pleasure N
recommending them as the BEST BIelodeOns in the
ket. l.. MATTHIAS, Teacher OF Music.
For years 10 believe they will be the iayOries
with those who want the best.-A AslpeTtissr.
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10 expire ON the DIST ddN ct idnutlN. lcOOD
OFFICE AUDITOR oF STATE,
Insurance Department,
Columbus Ohia, January 80. 1865.
Whereas, The GERNANIA. HANOVER, NIAGARA. and
REPUBIIC Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York in the State Of New York have each filed in this
office sworn statement Of its condition. required by
the first section of the Act To regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio
passed April 1856 and amended February lS64 and
Whereas. each of said Companies bas furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed of at least One Hundred Thousand Dcarsof
actual Capital invested III stocks. bonds or in
mortgages of real estate. worth double the amount
for which the moItCaEed, and, Whereas, each
of said Companies has filed IN this Office written
instrument under Its corporate seal, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing agent
or agents of said Companies in this state TO acknow-
ledge service If process for and in behalf Of said Com
panies according to the terms ot said law
No1c Therefore in pursuance Of the hrst section
of the aforesaid act, !. JAMES IL GOODMAN, Auditor
of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said GER
MANIA. HANOVER. NIaGABA and REPUBLIC Fire lnsuI-
ance Companies Of New York authorized to
transact the business of FiIe and Marine Insurance
in this State until the tty Ist day of January, in
the wear Thousand eight hundred and siXty-siX.
In Witness Whcreof, have heIeunto subscribed my
and caused the seal Of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written
JAS. II. GOODMAN.
Isl Auditor OF stata
THEO. CLAPP, Agent,
For FREMONT and Vicinity. 1lw,
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Ma " ". WHINEY, Toledo, OhIo.--I wish To eSpIess
my Animation OF ths superiority OF the NelodeOns OF
your manuiaeiuIe. The Rcsdy Nasal usually
found Aelodeons entirely Obviaed by your improve
ments Wishing you the Success you well deserve,
am yours, truly, ". THOMSON PIOf Music. n Y
Never seen any thing Of the Kind that sd M so
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SYMPTOMS.
TOWN LOTS FOR sALEI

FHNE subscriber has number OF Lots west of the Ral
Road Depot, in Fremont, between CrOghan and Napo
leon Streets, which he will sell liberal terms as to
price and payment R.P. RUOKLAND.
Fremont. Asrsh .. ISL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
WHITNEY'S

IoLEDo, Ohiu, October. iS6t,
MIR. ". W. WHIIsEY: Dear SH: have examined your
Improved AeodeOns, and take pasaufe SAYING that
iud them all the elements that have been 81 long
sought alter Your unpToysment IN he beiows;Fiu ill.,
sure, make Them the MOST ct Rvs lnsiTu
ments. j. b GILMAN,
Tuner and RepaireI OF Organs, Pianos aud MeIodeons
Exceeds in our estimatlOn every other Instrument Of
this general cass.-I6tcgrGR
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Certificate of Authority

Certificate of Authority.
10 oexp,re the Slst day of January, 1866,
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January Slst, 1865 \
"HEREAS the Arctic Fire Insurance
w Company, located st New York in the State
of New York, has 6ed In this office sworn statement
act ITO regulate Insurance Companies not ncorporated
by the State of Ohio passed April s. 1856 and amended
February 1864; and WHEREAS said Company has fsr-
nlshed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that II Is
possessed of 1t least hundred thousand doIara &C.
tual capital inverted IN Stocks Bonds OF in
of real estate, worth double which the same
is moTtgaged; and. WHEREAS, said Companv has 6IaS
IN this oce Written instrument under its corporata
SEAL signed by the President Secretary thereof an
thorlzng Agent Agents of said Company in tba
state to acknowledge service of process and in be-
half OF said Company according to the of said law
NOW, THEREFORE,, in pursuance of the first section
OF the aforesaid act, |, JAMES II. GoDMAN Auditor of
State for Ohio do hereby certify that Arctic Fire In
Company Of New York authorized To transact
the business Of Fire and Inland Insurance in this STATE
until the thty-hrst day OF January, the wear one
thousand eight hundred and sxty-six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hc1supto suhsc,ihod
TsEAL1 and esused the seal of NV Office 10 he
affixed, the day aud year above written
IsTAMPl JAMES II. GOODMAN
Auditor of State
dows)
d. S. CAMFIELD.
AGENT for FREMONT and vicinity.
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.frsnlontt tgournal
HENRY A. WISE ON THE SITUATION

HENRY A. WISE ON THE SITUATION.
The ghost Of John Brown continues to
haunt that arch old traitor, Gov Wise
He still sees his ''soul marching on, for in
recent speech to his brigade and the Vir-
ginia Legislature, Henry A. Wise drew the
following black picture of the rebel situa-
ton. He said:
Northwestern Virginia has been left to
the enemy, and it has seceeded from seoess-
ion. The want of all means of defense at
Hatteras and Roanoke Island abandoned
the garner of grain and the meat house of
all eastern North Carolina and of the city
OF Norfolk and the navy yard at Gosport.
The retreat from Manassas sacrificed pro-
visions and munitions of war enough to last
a years campaign. The sudden and sur
prising evacuation of Norfolk, and the
blowing up of the Merrimac, abandoned
eastern Virginia and stripped us still more
of our main means of supply and defense.
The retreat from the York peninsula lost still
more of provisions and munitions Of war,
and exposed Richmond to the bloody, indie
cicive battles of the seven days. Doubt
full orders and divided armies left Tennes-
see and Vicksburg both to fall, between
disputing commanders, for which there
seems to be DO responsibility. The death
of the self-reliant hero, Jackson, left the
valley of wheat, and corn and cattle to he
soourged and devastated. The neglect of
Cole Island exposed Morris Island TO cap
tuTe and Charleston TO be bombaTded by
land as well as by sea. The rear move
ment around the Western bend of the Ten
nessee has repulsed and crippled the army
of Hood, while Sherman has been left fee
TO thread Georgia with desolation, and to
capture Savannah, and to threaten the
trunk and branches of all our Southern
communications. And all this time the
retirement of such Generals as BeauTegard
from the command of armies in the field
cannot be compensated by his engineering
of Charleston harbor, OF of G. W. Smith
cannot be compensated by his engineering
in the State Of Georgia, and Jos. E. John
sons retirement can be measured only by
the losses and lamentations which have fol-
lowed in its train. Fort Fisher has fallen,
and by Grants crossing the Chickahominy
and the James, without blow, Richmond
and Petersburg are both beseiged, the hne
Of railroad is cut, and the army is advanc-
ing and threatening from every point of
the compass General SCOTS programme
at the beginning of the war, for our invas-
ion and destruction, is fast tending to con-
summation. We are cut into fragments
ofterritory, divided by the Mississippi and
in every section driven to close interior,
and forced to a self-reliance apart from all
the rest of the world.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
FREMONT, Aug. /, 1864.
TIS FOUN ND.
wATSON7S
NEURALGIA KINGl

perfect Antdote Specific, and Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needed After earnest
patient research this has been triumphanty discovered
II is called WATsON's NEURALGIA KING
WatsOn's Neuralgia King reaches the source of the
trouble and banishes the disease from the system I'm
like the untold number OF Liniments and EmhrOcations
which merely stimulate the surface, but temporary
in their Effects and are, at best of doubtful virtue it
strikes at the seat OF the ament it. kills
ersdicates IT, and leaves no trace behind.
Watsons Neuralgia King also Gout and Dyspop-
ala IN all their iorns Is now giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these Diseases and who
have tried all other Teme1 ,es in vain.
Watsons Neuralgia K,Ug has received the highest tes-
tmOnias from the highest in regard to its
deriui efficacy IL opera with equal success in mild
and chronic cases, ailing TO work a speedy
and permanent cure.
Watson's Neuralgia KING costs but dollar per bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
Watson's Neuralgia King is the only specific and cure
for rheumatism and Neuralgia that has ever been dis
covered. Prepared by A. l. MATHEWS,
29yI ao, N. Y; Fort Erie, C. w.
Sold all Dru ists
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

Accept, M Whitney, my sinceIs Congratulations.
Henoeorth Toledo may avantag eouy compete With any
of the larger cities in the construction of Melodeons
d. DEFIVO, Opera Manager, Ny
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
! MELODEONS

Really very effective ard beautiful Instruments
that aanE The best VIII .aL ..A hILnnx - ELaaa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

Surpass every thing this line we have seem whethe
French American Commercial.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

BOSTON George G. Goodwin d Co
NEW YORK-DerIas Barnes Dc Co
BALTIMORE-S. S. Hancc.
TTSBUBG-Dr George H. Keyscr
CINCINGATI-F. y. Sure d Co. and john
ID. Park.
CHICAGO-Lord t Smith, aud II ScovL
ST. LOUIS-CO Collins Brothers.
SAN ANCISCO-Hostetter SmIth.dE Dean.
Also, sold by all druggists and Dealers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

Principal ccs aud LabTatory at the N, E. corner Of
Sixth and COMMERCE. Streets, Philadelphia, where sn
letters for advice or business should be directed.
He viii be found there every SATURDAY. profession
ally to examine Lungs with Rssprometsr for which his
fee Is three dollars; all advice free.
In New York, at No. b BOND Street, every IUEs-
DAY, from A. ~, toS Pm.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January IS, snd
10, February 10 and I6, March IS and I6, April 10 and
20, May II and IS, June II and Is, July 10 and 20.
The time tori my being IN BALTIMoRE and PITTS 3
BURG will be seen IN the daily papers of that city
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
Aggregate Assets, sa,ss7,Ies.Ss.

Statement of the condition Of the Germania Fire
Insurance Company. of the City Of New York, on tbs
I'd day Of January 1865, in conformity with the laws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

The snootheness Of the tone makes beautiful accom-
paniment fol the voice Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

Never seen m
much. Gazette
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-03-24

Statement Of the condition Of the Hanover Fire In
suIanos Company Of the City of New York, on the
ID day Of January, 1862 in conformity with the laws
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CERTIFICATE oF Authority

Losses resisted 10y the Company 2OO0OO
All other existing claims. l'OOoOo
S2ONNOn
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1musemeufs.

NIIBLO~ GARDEN Begins at O'Clock.
IN Le.se. and Msn.ser,...,........WM. WHEArLEY.
THE COOLEST THEATER IN THE CITY,
THE ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL INDEPEND.
ENCE.
The Manager respectfully announces that msay Ie9aes
having been made for repetition Of the beautiful pesue sao
pure drsms,
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING, July T. and during the w0t.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
LITTLE CRICKET
in Aug Wsidsusrs beautiful, drama I entitled
THE CRICKET.
The viii comprise the following artists MI j. put
nett Mr.. W. sheridan, This hrst sppesrance) w. scaian
Holmes Rende DanSefs Burke Misses Far-n Mary Wehs
WEDNESDAY LAST NIGHT But THREE OF MAGGIE
MITCHELL-FANCHON; ANN ,.sm
APPEARANCE But ONE OF
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
On Monday next July TO- sfe the mos. earefn
and a many thousand dollars viii be presentc1 Iot
tho first time in America grand spectacular drama IN ,nIee
acts by Mr. Dion Boucicaut and r. H. House esq enttled
ARRAH-SA-POGUE,
OR. THE WICKLOW WEDDING ~
The sole right Of which production has been s
New-York by Mr.. Whcstley -
THE CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTED.
Introducing candidates for public favor
THE GRAND SCENICAL EFFECTS.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
APPOINTMENTS AND ORIGINAL MUSIC,
ENTIRELY NEW.
by the most eminent in their several bran hes
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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Gcparinsrship Notices.

NOrICE.-The limited
- Partnership t.-,oia-r existing between the snb.crsrs
snies tho nru, - BOWERS, BFfKNA! bRAptoRb.
H. in eloh S,nu. D. y afford .thc SPECIAL Partner, vii
,-Yulina;r IA day by 10 own hni.nion
Ae~-i % lane - lih,.
HESRY EoWFgs
B,IEFkT 1. sl.hkN'S
SAMUEL D. BRADFORD j..
HENRY ~ EhMAN GRAHAM
slMI'EL. u hk tDFoaD.
LIMITED PtHiSLRsfIlP.-Sli.ce j. feby given that
a.d rarnrf.so hos ihis LAY been formed tet~ the
ubJ igu.d puf,ua 90 tho Ss's II Nr"f orA ro,tye 20
lin ted p,,,rcr.hps under the Or am Of WERs
EEFENA. AEb BRADFORD jr. The ssDsral nature 4
,< busits BE- snsted 81. sale 81 dcr'rsuc DRY soo'
and cher n,sfchani,,o ..p.ray, nissoD Ard
ans 10 n.rchand,c sepcf.iy uoon 'oat.s'on or o~f
wee.
Ths gecs partie, interested ,hff,in n.ny Bowaz'
w., rcdss ionkers IN ~. Sts- No orb md G.bert
T. BsckI,an samuel Dexter Bradford Jruiot md Henry
Brekuan Graham, who respectively re'ti" The shy "f
S.s ORR. - q,
IN. ,pecs partner rtrres-d theron 10 ssmuel d. irii'
ford Who r-saesst We, koshwJ IA tie state o. Ms..s-
sr;t. Lna slrh recsl partner t.s rpprnnisd N ID"
common .. och sl.um u Two Hundred thes ard DolIs a
ea.H. D., -,
Tl~ Ia arthershp sso commence ~ The it day OF
Jolly 90 Thousand -s. hundred .na sisy AVE. md ~b
-rnaas Oh tho tr esE dry ~ Jun' on" t'a'snd "sh'
hundred and sis'y eight
Dated .sv ioTt, July !. 1875.
HENRY BOWERS
GILBERT L. BIZ kHAN
SAMUEL DENIR BRADFORD IT,,
henry BhfKMAH GRAHAM,
SAMUEL u. BRADFORD
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ALWAYS cool AND DELIGHTFUL
N,on Ps,ent Venao dEp.es $1,000 feet Of pure af peg
OUR NATIONS BIRTHDAY OF FREEDOM,
TIE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY.
To aid the IN the pursuit Of Pleasure the most "
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR
will be given In the l.ectureRoom.
DAY AND EVENING,
Tie fret commencing Of ii m.
The exciting and romantic Dramao Of
THE BROKEN SWORD;
Or THE TORRENT OF TIE VALLEY,
will be presented each entertainment, together with
ELEGANT DANCES by...........Mlss ADDIE " bhUN
COMIC DANES by....'...
Comic and E,iemporaneors Singing. ~. =. nAhhisoN
TWO LIVING WHITE WHALES,
After months OF obor al at IN e1prnse OF
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS, -.
we're captured and brought this city from the coast Of
Labrador, and now disporting in that
MINIATURE OCEAN,
THE MAMMOTH WHALE-TANK,
the only specimens to be seen alive
SOW Is THE TINE
70 see these wonder, as - ..,,n,,,,,
GEORGE. the greet WHALE-cAPIURhh, viii ESIEh
THE WHALE TANK o. intervals, Day aud Evening
LNI.D ALLIGATOR. % FEET LONG, -
HORSE ARD RIDER ENTNlNED By AN kNOh
MOT'S SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONE
PROFESSOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LCGLAlohs
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASs.BL DWEhS
GLASS STEAMENClNE IN aOIlONs
FIFTY LIFF.SlZE MOVING WAX t.dUREs
norton Of the Connecticut Charter OAK Seventh Unet
Dr, Wheel Fst Woman Gantes Circs,sisn Oil, Living
Offers Seals Grand Aquaris. Million CJrosities
Admission 80 cents: Children under ten, 10 cents.
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Banking 4onses ano Bankers.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
AN. and ss,a,s. ,ss a'' 'S 81. S.s
Cast Ssssres free om Government Tar Deposits made
u ssfefs July 10 viii draw interest from Infy ].
\ n EsLL, sssIstAsy. JHUn CBkl2yy, GssGilsxA
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0xnKSwIcH SAVINGS BAsx, No. % Sixth

0RnEFwIcH sAvIKas BASE No. 9 SiIthtye.,l
June 70, lsS J
July INTEREST, 1S65.-The Board Of
Trustees Of tia insuon have directed that Insrest d
Ne nate ofFIVE PER CENT per spnun on ~ s1ms Of FlvE
HUNDRED DOLLARS aud under and -FOUR FER CENT
~ sansm on deposits over five Hundred Dollar irss from
0ov.nnent TAI DO allowed all Uepos tore entitled thereto
yAysbh on ard s;,el MONDAY, July IL. 1853 -,
An interest not drawn will draw interest from July !, a.
ehaefpsL X. ". WHEELWBf0hT Preudent
IQhH q DfCKE8a0k. JANA BlYOK. Sscreilriea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

WANTED, IMMEDIATEbY-A MAN with
w f.aiy % take bird interest in large StocA FHm
Wet $3.50 re9mf-s. Guaranteed 70 double the money
IA years In.s..,inr psris siar- obtained OF D. w.
RDHiSSOs, Ne o. John.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
T. NO 10 BROADWAY,
NhwYoRy jane %. 1865.
THE ANIMAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of ths
company held We1nesdy, IA. 2ih inst and TIE oi
lowing renteInen dug elected.
JANIS VAN SORDEN A. NJ BISlNC.k,
WILLIAM X THORN EDMUND HURRY,
JOHN r. b. MAXWELL, DANIEL T. PERSON
RpWlRD c. JOHNSON CHARLES BUTTS,
WILLIAM s. FAITOUTE, WILLIAM P. COOLIDGE,
RICHARD =. CARMAN WM. I. LONGwORTH,
JOHN RANDALL. RICHARD C. COMBES,
LEVI OEDERDONK. THOMAS b. PECK,
ELISHA BROOKS. JOHN II. FOWLER
JOHN W. AMERMAN. JOHN q. GOTTSBERGER
JAMES bUCHAN.
And at a snbssIuent meeting Q! tie board JAMES VAN
NORDbN ESQ, aniIuously rte.ected President
RICHARD c. COMBFS, Secr,iGry.
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Oyrrcr PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
NgwNoRX lime ~, 1865.
kT the ANIMAL ELECTION for DI-
n RECTORS OF the ffOpLE FIN NsthAAnM.E
WMPANY held 81 ths OBJ on te Vth q 'Hne' nc V~N
~ named fsut5insn we!V GUY .e.tA. 80 c,,,y
JOHN W. Lewis. MAIlHlhS LAM
ABRAHAM LEGGETT THOMAS MlLhiemS,
ALFRED BARMORE, GfONGL MAhSrnH~
CHRISTOPHER GWYER, SIMON sJlNDl,Eh
JouH y YFIyFRTON JAMES :. LEWIS,
SOfnuoN R1N'Ta WILLIAM NOR,
I,VSpV g TIRRTIL JAMES y. HEDGES.
.1nprrr IRIS sI,T piENS u I,CR<uN STEWARD.
U,TTfhM iIFETZFL CHARLIE \, HUNTER,
sctTn ~ nnRr MATTHIAS BLOCpGOOD
y SJJIPtf Al ~ EDOTNAN ABRAHAM r. VAN NEST,
aEnRGE SCHMFLIEL PETER Il. CHRISTIE,
JOSEPH h. MILLER, SAMUEL kAfNuh
sXHIrrf prRpSAII THOMAS }. bLANCK,
CROWELL ADAMS, IiNHf DAVID.
80 pTAIn.FIT PFTER ). SCHULTZ
.rgrRT NAM John Z. VAN RIPER,
JOSEPH H. WOOp.
And Il sitequeut meeting q the pec'ors heId on the
MI o. Jun. MATTHIAS CLARK. osq was unanimously re
s"'~' NM : MARTIN Secretary.
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OvYup o. RS PTrrsuRsH roRY WAyru CHICAGO
RAnvAS Co, PfrrsBunsH, June 20. 1888 :
nIVIDENDS.-Eotice is hereby given that
~ the regular DIVIDEND Of TWO AND ONF-HALF
t24 PER CENT the CAPITAL stock Of this Company for
the ending jun 30 inst has been declared by tie
Beard 81 Directors payable free Of Government and
AFTER Jsly II. prox.
The dividend sfTHREE AND ONEHALF t,t FER
CENT 3Ie October 1865, the Third Monsars Bonds,
has $50 been ordered paid in anticipation, y" Govcrunent
tsy aud after Jaly IL, pTox.
S reholders aud BoBdboders rsgseIed AZ New York will
receive their dvid nds at the of e Company Mes
WlNSLOW, LAEiER Co, No. % Wal Vt. and tho'e re
tered u Pittsburgh from the Tr,s--fcr a. that city.
The Transfer Books viii close lune will reopen July
IS, pro1. BY order Of the Board
f. 81 HUTCHINSON, Secretary