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BARLEY, Georrs
Barry, John .
Boecber. VIM.
Brau.lgam. A.
Bererle, -
B,oopeIi G.
BIaSar /
! Barry, Albert
| Burnside, II. IT.
Borke, Martin
! Bo,ka Michael
Brown G. A
Berg, John
! 8oecher,Con,ad
/ Bach, VIM,
. l;arner IJanrv
Borcherdt. Fred.
| Bacon, John
Boellmer, Daniel
Blake RoE ert T,
Bierel. BIasios
RArI prann Carl
Rroehmann An1r
Rev, A n
R,schon Go,lieh
RorIhdyo. W.,
naict ,Iobn
R.aLar. W.,
l}Iescb Perer !
R;lor;tr Ioa.b;r,
Rar,als Cooroa
Horn Holm .
rarner Anc,,,s.
Hoarhar ,John
Block, julius
Hrasler Charles
Buroerm eister G.
Brown John
Bussc AUGUST
R,rchard. Banpd;c
r;oreI Joso,b
RoIcherd, Carl Fr,
pac],or trad
Rrnun Henry w
Ral,er G. G.
RaLar Z II
Rates Stsnhan
Borcherdt' II.
po,I.or Gao q
Rocker Chr
BoardsIav. F u.
Hue,s,a,te II,
Ro,cbordt SaIas,;a
Rurn,eisrar Nrn
Bennett Jam 90
Bertler Andrews
Roam T A
Emmett Gilbert "
BnIIis G. A
Rao,z Uoorv
Rrandt John
Bacon, VIM.
Beck. Christian
B. aun, VIM.
B,and;es Jona.
Brown. Oliver w.
Bercherdt. Philip
BoI,e. Jobsn
Bteik. Frederick
Boeder, VIM.
Bast, Johan
Barnslern, Didwik
l}jnrelrnaun. .Johan
Bankratz. George
Barry James 2
BaierIe .yosenh
i}reik Carl
p.i IT,,
HjcLlin9 GotIiab
Briesckmann Cbas.
Borcberdt Slenber
Butvrosnn AIhar,
Rihier .Josenh
Bacon, Wbilino
Book. Chas.
Banks, Henry
Canrieht, c. S.
Curry. b, B,
Cushman. John A.
earns Fred.
Cooran. Dennis
Carpepter. O. IT.
Crowley, .Jsre
Christian son, c..
Coonan. James
Carsterns. Christian
Cafle. Fleiprich
Cox .Josenb T,
Camn PA
Carroll John
Crocker VIM II
Comic, u 9
lYa;cborn Ia,,oo
Clark, G.
Clensens Iobn
CIa,k Tboro.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-03

Easton, D. j.
EIseberg, Knud X.
Edwards, r. A. II.
Ed W ards, A. NJ G.
Edwards, Jos. l..
Erickson, Berthel
Erickson, G.
Echardt, Joachan
Ed ards, JOS. sen.
Escb, Ii.
Ehrenreich, John
Eiermaun Franz J.
Fenkel, Adam
Fechter, Geo. W.
Flynn, f. G,
Frorke, John
Fellows, N.
Fehrs, Gustav
FeIholm, George
Filter, August
Fisher, Alder,
Fischer, lgnafz
Fulton, Chas> d.
FranzeI, Joseph
/ rieidel, John
Fehriug, Frederick
Fraugen, F.
FliegeIer, Jacob
F.osbaeh, rriiz
Franzoway, Chas.
| enton, n.
Fange!, Jacob
FaugeI, Adam
Fulton, Rufus
Filter, Frederick
Fricke, Carl
FEicke, George
Fricke. VIM.
+ ischenscher, +.
Fenchor. Chas. 4.
Goctzlcr Nalcntin
Goetzler FRANKS
Goodcnow ylye<ter
Glover VIM II
Gerpheide d
George John
Guylcs John T
Glover Geo S
! Gruhl VIM
Glach John
Gehling Charles
Griebling VIM
Glave Fritz
Gents Adam
Gehbe Henry
Gullikscn Hedge
Gcntgcn Nicolaus
Grcgholdt John
Goctcrs Hermann
Gocters Edward
Gchbcrt Heinrich
Guldbrandsm G
Gclpkc Christian
Gelpkc Carl
Gauger Carl
Guttmann Herman
Gulliksen Gulik
Goctzlcr Andrcas
Glover John "
Gre ffmann Geo W
Gilbert & J
Geilleaoher Frederjk
Guslich August
Glover Pelcy
Gibbins J b
Green VIM
Grostik
Garuct Abraham
Gunderson Lin on
Gruetzmacher L
Grcve IL
Graham Michael
Goodwin Wilson s
Gallcovher Chas
Gibson J S
Gibson \ 3
could John
Galleoyher Patrick
could Edwin
garfield John VI
Gehnuan Frederik
Gregor George
Gebhe Aunust
Gibson George
Heutscher Hermann
Halvorsen J acob
Hottelmann Chas
Heise August
Hause Johan
Hemschemever FREQ
Hemschemeyer Wu
Horstmann Johan
Hermann VaInntin
Hamilton VIM II
Heidorf Anton
HOph Goffrip1
Hoes r Henry
Hermann LeoDold
Hartmann Andreas
Hoffman John
Herman Auoust
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Heinemann
Hopkinson n A
Johnson Andrew
Jones Wallace B
Jones Alonzo d
Johnston Peter
Jerome J II
Jachogintsky Jos
johnson T
Johnson John G
johnson George
Jacobsen Christcn
hancock John
Jochum John
Jonhn d j Daniel
Jones John
Jung hiram
jung ferdinand
lander Wencel
Kostumlatsky Frar
kostumlatsky "
Klein John
Kruger Frederick
kochnen Chas
L uhnle John
kasbaum Louis
Klein Wcncel
Koehler Christian
Karstcn Ludwig
Kl0cho frederik
kundsen Kund
kcmpton Butcher
Kettenhofen VI
Knickriehm John
knms Carl
Robert Y alcntin
Kicl lIoritz
kortcn Carl
koepkc John
Kundscn Daniel
Kopp heinrich
kregeg Ignatz
Koch William
KHms William
Kelly Samuel
koch Oscar
Kirchhof Frederick
K~rbcr Fritz
Kracht Chas
Keupke John
Kuhl Michael
Kern Ernst
Kahler Geo 4
kappcl Carl
K0pke Hcnry
Karsten John
Kiland Aslach
Koapkc Christian
Kundsen Ole
Krug Adam
Koch August
Kundsen liver
Kcmper l.
Krumen Carl
Kcmpton VIM
Kiln gholtz Richard
Koch Henry
Kicl Henry
Kundsen Lyort
KCSsCn q
Krucchcr John
Kuudscu Thorgc
Kessclcr John
Kattcll Amasc ID
K9hler Carl
Kappcs NJ
Klug I
Kasson J ID
Lewenhagcn Adolp
Luling Chas
Lutz Frederick
Lange Frederick
Lcubner Ernst
Lcubncr Paul
Lewerenz Charles
Lennox Joseph
Lewenha gen Henry
Lorey VIM VI
Lii Anton
Luebs Jacob
Lennox Francis
Lantroy John
Lyon Walter
Lindau Joseph
Lindau Peter
Lindau John
Leist John B
Lawrence Linas
Lorenz Heinrich
Liepert Matthias
Lykom John sen
Lykom John jun
Lucdcmann AG
Lueth Heinrich
Lobe Hermann
| Lavake John
Lynch VIM
L@wenhagen Fritz
Loeb Joseph
Larsen Louis
Luckenbach NJ
Lennox l. ID
Leonhard James
Lewerenz sen
Ley Nicolai
Larsen Lars
Larsen Peter
Larsen Anders
Lester Lewis
Lane Oliver
levin Frederik
LOrenZcn
Lethrop Alfred
Luebke August
Michaelsen Michael
Mullan J L
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San9erson, s. -
Slsby, John
Silverson, Andrew
Sbeah ian, John -
Sovereign, Edward
8 how, Hans
Sullivan. Eugene
Sharivoda. Anton
Sey mour, Charles
Smith, John
Sch warjz, aeh.
Sochor, Anton
Simonson, Lars
Soranson. Lars
Sch ~ar,z, jr.
Smith. +. Il.
Solberg, Chas.
Simon, Frances
Theirmapn, Fred.
Troemel, Franz
Truman, Horatio-
Torrison, Guuder
iTorrison. 0.
frost, Chas.
Tomascheck, Frank
Tod, John A.
Tool, j.
Turrin, S. II.
Thorn pson, Q.
Tarty, Casimir
Turpin, VIM. 7.
Thompson, James
Thomas, Joseph
Thomson, I.
Thomson, II,
Thomson
Treat, EIIery B.
Torrlson, Stephen
Tege, William
Toilefsen, War
Thompson, Kettle
Thor tonsen, +.
Truchlil, Jacob
Y odeb art, Fred.
Vogel, Heinrich
VoIIendo'f, II.
Wits. Henry
Noat, Carl
eth, f.
eth, Paul
Volhrecht, Charles
Net'jr e, Louis
VGa<, Joseph j..
Villas, Joseph sen
' "iens. Ch!l't"nleT
' tdcr, {. :.
Washburn, John L.
W erbke,
W allschlager, l.,
" hlie, Charles
" liheIing Henry
" nl'ch, Aioiph
N"S'phaIi, Henry
y 'e nef, Fl"'1an
y aGner, tfu>t
" ! 'inann, a do'ph
y o"dln, Geo n.
y liler;. iohan
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twill not do to let the negroes have
universal suffrage now. Il wcull breed
war Of races.
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Rudolph Ernst
Rudolph Fritz
Rudolph Gotlicb
Reed George
Riegclsbergcr b
Robinson Thomas
Richardson ID
Rathsack Charles
Roberts Adam
Ross Norris
Rosenfelder leopold
Rockhof Herman
Roberts Nicolaus
Reuter- Chas 4
Rietz Frederik
Rath John
Raddan Frederik
Ripplinger NJ
Rand f X
Rand GreenlcafS
Rand L IL
Runge John
Robinson John G.
Richter A NJ
Rand Hanson
Ref Joseph
Ryan Michael
Rahr William
Robinson John
Ratuentz Frederik
Rathsach Christian
R9mer Jacob
Rnmer John
Richter August
Ransch F
Rath c
Rathke A
Riechen chas
Riedcrer Paul
Rnmcr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-03

Hanson James
Hermann VIM
Hockemeyer f
Horn Frederik
Harlow Carl
Hoffman, Paul
Haker Christoffcr
Holzknecht Chas
Heimbecher
Heidemann Fred
Heineck Joseph
Hausen Jesper
hermann Fred
Houghton +
IIalvorsen Gunder
Horn VIM II
hubbard f G
Hausen Anders
Hogt VIM
Heubner + w
nay george p
null Oscar w
HauSen hans
nausen Thorge
Hof John
mug Roman
hodges James \
Hecker VIM
Hel @esen Lauritz
hathaway Edwin
Hefs Frederik
Haferland Chas
Hill IIouser
Heinemann
Hopkinson n A
Johnson Andrew
Jones Wallace B
Jones Alonzo D
Johnston Peter
Jerome J II
Jachogintsky Jos
Johnson T
johnson John G
Johnson George
Jacobsen Christcn
hancock John
Jochum John
Jonhn d j Danic
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Wnat you Will receive. aff sfN
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lo FOE OF THE o
sr ss. ATLANTIC ass. ..su
Mutual Insurance Company,
en NEW YORK, JANUARY &c, 1854. slq Bri

aWR1 CI NEEE -- sneff. E4sifstItfs & a
FHlHEeTrustees in conformity to the Charter of the
- Company, submit the following statement OF
its affairs on the 3lst December, 1858;
Premiums received on Marine Risks, s
fom LIST January ,lS.3, to Slst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked OF
Isl January, 1900, esss COZ IA
Total lamou4t of Marine Premiums, Slo,0O5.0o1 IL
No policies have been issued upon Life
Risks nor upon Fire Risks discon- lJa i.as
nected with Marine Risks. sd ssi iftfaa3ft D.
Premiums marked off from 1st JAM, 1881 o!sat
E:s. ;;:: !: Il; e e I
The Company has the following assets, viz: aT
United States aud State of New York - :.
Stock City, Bank and other Stocks, SO, ,492 63l 80
wise, DsIi IS 4 20 aalfs l,45O,70o 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages 1890 90
Dividends ON Stocks, Interest on ...,f.. 4.
Bonds and Mortgages and other
Loans, sundry Eotes, re-insuraDc - ~
and other claims due the Compsn lrlj iuallt ,gat
estimated at = ~ tls-4 ls. IO4 9a4 81
Premium Notes and Bills, Receivable S.27s,e7e es
Cash in Bank, IA, ,8l3 38
5 81 Total amount of Assets $500, 80 265, ,456 80
Six per cent. interest on the outstanding certif
Gates Of profits will be paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives, and after Tuesday,
After reserving Three and One half Million Dollar
of profits the outstanding certificates OF the issue of
1862 will be redeemed and paid to the holders there
Of their legal representatives, and after Tues
day, the Second of February next, from which date
all nteres thereon will The certificates to be
produced al the time Of payment. and cancelled.
A Dividend of Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company, for the year
ending 3lst December, 1at3, for which certificates
will be issued, on and after Tuesday, the Fifth of
April next.
The profits Of the Company, ascer-dJ 2 ishlsA
tanned from the lst of July, 1912, to ,lt ess "a
the 1st of Jan, 1853 for which Ger -
tiioatss were issued, amount to = sl4 s2sI $50
Additional from lst JAN, 1868, to 1st .,+ n ,,,.
January, 1854, 2,63000O
Total profits for 2ll years, 1885, $3.50
{ been redeemed BY cash, nov ,1Hssq Il,sso,2lo
Net earnings remaining with the ~ ts
! Company on lst JAN, 1864, ei3 s3a $5.a63 $40
BY order of the Board, f
-4tD ~ w TnWN2ENflInNEQ Cacrafarx III
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STATE OF NEW YORK, In U
City and County of New York Rs II sN53l
CHARLES MARTIN President and JOHN
MCGEE. Secretary. OF the Home Insurance Compy.,
being severaily and duly sworn, depose and say
and each for himself says, that the foregoing is
said Corporation and that they the above desert.
bed officers thereof.
(Siynsdl CHARLES j. MARTIN, President.
i JOHN MCGEE. SeeretGrg.s II s4ass
Subscribed and ssoorn fore me, dis tscenty-uiath
q day of December, Il D., 1854. y, ~ - - 2s "a
d Wltness my hand and Notaria Seal, =
IL 81 1919 j. ii. WAsHBURE, Notary Public
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Know all Men by these Presents, That
the Home Insurance Company, OF the City of New
York, do hereby authorize any and all agents that
said Company has. may hereaf er have or appoint
in the Staie of Maine for ana on behalf oi ead Com
pany, to accept and acknowledge service of all pro-
ceeding against said company in any of the courts
of said State And it is hereby Omitted and agreed
that said service OF the process aforesaid shall be ta
ken and held to be valid and sufficient in that behalf
the same sif served upon ead company according
to the laws and practice of said State and all CLAIMS
or right of-error by rea on the manner of such
service is hereby expressly waived and relinquished
& Witness our hand and seal of the Company, this
twenty ninth day of December, 1884. o Il s-g,8 e
Signed, CHARLES j. MARTIN, President.
LIS. JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Policies issued by E n 81 va n
JOHN DOW, Az ent,
.. % ands sS Exchange st, Portland, Me-
jan5dSw
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LIABILITIES Waf reu7 3
Amount OF Losses adjusted, and due ard
unpaid, None.
of fadjustment ss6,2l4 s5
Amount of losses reported on which no III Il I
action has been taken, I,o5O 90
Amountotcla for losses resi-: ed by the
Compsny .,-..9,. 2l.14O 90
Amount Of dividends declared and due, IiElk
unpaid l6O 90
Amount ofdividends either cash or scrip,
declared not yet due More.
Amount ofmOney borrowed HD e More.
Amount of all other existing claims g.
gainst the company, fga , None
Total amt oflosses, claims, liabilities e96 564 95a
The greas est amount insured on any one risk il
@72 900, but will not general rule exceed S10,
000
The Company has no general rule as to amount al
lowed to be insured in any city. TOW n, village
block, being governed in this matt n, in each case,
by the general charaeter of buildings, width Of
streets, facilities for putting out f,es, &c. q
A certified copy of the Charter Act of Inco por-
alton, as amended December 3lst, 1868, accompan-
les this Statement.
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STATEMENT e Z
OF the condition of the
Home Insurance COMPANY

aalilir OF NEW YORK, n
On the first day of December, A. D., 1864, made to
Secretary Of the state of Maine, pursuant to the
Statute of that State. }es.s3s N = = - = -
EAMR AND LOCATION g
The name of this Company Ia The Home Insurance
City of New York. 80 + =
l CAPITAL.
The Capital. of said Company actually paid up in
Cash, is ga. sfsf "a OOO.O(10 90
The surplus the 1st day of Dec 1854 l54s sSS 20
Total amnunf al axadg saan nn
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To be sod at ONE DOLLAR each, without re.
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,e,sr,sAnd And our collection Of Svora
Book and Fancy Types
VIII bear favorable comparison with amy establish.
.2@fIr1 Eaent in the city. se3xT = 81 |
Business and Professional Cards,
baa iof every variety, style and cost, ss
PRINTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ..
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BilI-Heads Ruled and Cut in the Nest@
.oA0Aa est Manner.oa aQN
fIE sos8 s,osnssr4. ~ e aoias 4og
aea8sfesh -sH Bu ssaAld
BLANKS. AND BANK CHECKSl
Of every description executed in the best style.
and other Corporation Work, done
with promptness and fidelity.
POLICIES, BILLS or LADLVG,
TIME TABLES and all sorts of LEGAL
DOCUMENTS, at short notice.
Is 4e.- i I . ..t4s
GarmOah Reports, and all kinds Of Pamphlets.
Putup in superior style. 79iqa I'D
BrOnzed and COlored Labels,
Fer Apothecaries, Merchants, and Fancy Dealers
ad 4 got up in tho best style of the art.
Weddino o ards.
Votes Of Tnvitdtion VISITING Cards, Lists Of Daa-
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9 furnished at short notice. s' a7eEq I
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LARGE POSTERS,
Hamd-biils, shOp-bilIs, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing of every description. Also,
RMle and Figure cork, executed neatly, and ON
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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news lLeEa
fHs T.IsVrspA 70 hs Ers forn svn.l

EA-GoyrrSoE GiESry A. WISE len Norfolk, Va,
ytsteri.e f'r ahmonl
GovEasoa nrouJn. ofol.-, l' seriously III Ntis
res,Ieaee IN Cleveland.
RrtIAnLE s3yices from JEFFERSON City, No., 'isis
TIA, se new CJuslit lUoa has tosa adopted ly
i,!s1 majority.
. JAY CooSr reports 1 y, the sut scr'rtion- 10 the
seysn.1hirty Loan ytsleT'Ay, srnYdrtod 10 '9G,-
900. The rnmher oil individual subscriptions for
sum Of $50 ,ua 800 each was i,s-T.
Ina stesmer O.ys Bgan,h, w'th dc.achueut of
tho sI.A Illinois cavalry reo.atly su-l, about
hundred uil,s Glow ~. Louis, NJ, captsin
and rour Iriy,,ea were trowu,t. N!-s;y-ayo horses
were los.
1nE stnsisry C'n'm.t.iou q! ror:rfTi Monroe,
loas suce ts,LllshoI IN tia. r...e, have o'rsci
,helr Ioouls, there being 10 furr re-. nerd of head
they have heretofore cs.,1a,d 80 tie si,i. snt
wounded sooie IN ttss. ho,pit-l1
Tns U,dy of 'g.fl sbolt IL years o.d,va' found
at Fort Hellt,a, t-'tr. a., 90 "a iaqnfst was
, held ps:oasc' haI ol a /. 1Atcll'cc arcss, Sooion
ssox, two a..o 81. one heavy wo.,en skin s,wool-
Gu -,ockin;i and le. .oi sagsI. Verdict "Folud
| drowned"
IT Las heen sgcsrtsln.d ts md dispute hat a..
ArrsuoL.e IrdAn. who fu- bus .lns have teen
fci ty tae ytrrfuert at i IIa.lsch, as fr.'rdly
IndiGus, lave lceI peri ',ss - u most on out
RACES ,o.lmi,cl On g.. O,,-u "a Mai Rau'., wt'i
o.Dea.cr. usy1g dis yrrei hat thcy were Jus
pcct,d, tsey have u5w ,rt,a .t' vs., path oleniy
sld .ca,utlg. Our troop. 1-s plsiIit.
HAgor-I4>.LAL N-Aar aa. star aud Aajor
Gcro-4i Crosiorl a.l r'', rry'i 8 hAuir
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eo1ec ion OF debt. until the new state government
4, organized, which will not take place becie nelt
January.
Parties FROM wilmington bring alarming reports Of
tho filthy and sck'y cordition Of thN city which
con iiou Of thincs ha been grosins -oree since me
arrival mere RON the rete prisons Of our so'diors'
who we're rotten with disea.e. IL i' also reported
tha, the yellow fever has sppeared there but HE 1.
not believed is cousdsred too early n the season
for that epidemic. The tacfs. Who have gathered
there In great uumtera furnish many victims 10
di,esse The Ncsboru TtNrs save the spotted fever
has u-eu rssing ie.ffuiy an ons the blacks ~ well ~
the -hitcs In Win ,ns,on, aud IL h whserod that
the clos fever Ia threatened. We learn 1he'o facts
ON a Wilmington ofhcisL