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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
MANuREs | MANUREsIl II

FARMERS PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
That TASKHR & CLARK'S
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
One OF the best RERTlLIZERS now in the market ls
Manufactured from unburnt Bones Peruvian duane and
other valuable Ingredients thus furnishing for Grass OF
Grain, most efficient and reliable manure
PRICE, s55 per ton OF 1000 lbs.
Our Meat and Bone Compost,
Made from refuse Meat and Bone from the Slaughter
house Is well adapted to promoio the growth OF Corn, POI
tatses, Turnips, &C. &c,
PRICE SIs per ton, Ia Bbls.
lair AANURR-A cheap and strong Fertilizer fTom
hair and refuse liquor Of boiled bones, sc, SO,
PRICE s25 per ton, In Bbs
Call Or address,
TASKER & CLARK,
s. W. Cor. 9Th and Washington pts, Phla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10

the United sfaies shall besrr5jes ax.a S
declared to be in full force u. 40 'i7n ~
branch Of the miut by this act O. d, Tt-
far as the same may be applicable tine, III
Sec, 8 And be it further enacted, .. u, q
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars he
same is hereby, appropriated cut Of any
in the tire 'sury not otherwise npPralria"
carry into eject the provisions ol tlis Net
TO meet the expenses OF the calreut year. a,'.
for the fiscal year ending the tliIuelh laJ ..
June, 1865
Approved, July A, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
For Sale.

Three dwelling Houses store cooper shop, Blacksmith
and MheelwIikht hLups, and upwards GI FIVE ACRES
OF LANb. within thlte lv,n laileA IT Wilmington mi
WILLIAM MeCAULLkY 800,
Su2 Uib Market S---et
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
rpunLIc-No 1877 /

PUBLIC-NO ly1
An AcT to repeal u joint resolution entitled
~ Joint resolution to grant additional rooms to
the Agricultural Department, aud for other
purposes.
Be II enacted BY the Senate and Hsase Of Repre-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
DIR. WILLIAM FIELDS,

STILL continaes h4 successful pIaete Vt M@htnaA
2l3 West Seventh Street,
Whee hs Is pfepArei attend 10 all kuda OF diseases
together with BLINDNESS heaiuess and Tuners all kinds
IN. W flELDb.
Wilmington, bel Inns 81, 1868,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
Childreu 10 Indenture.

DuYs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years Of age
ID to lA placed with irabls prrsous IN the country
Apply vt the HOME FOR FRIENDLRS5 CHILDREN
No Az King street Mondays iroin to o'clock,
April |, IS64ig
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10

NTn a snug LITTLE fARM VI ~ aegsG In Brand =
~ wine nuuLred suAhls tef TineA RAlm-vr
woali be auld bargain,
No 2,--Abnut u setes oil lsui, with good dwelling
within mile vi Wilmington. Fefy Productive, suitA
BE Ton ailk ur Tuck Farm
No j. sur good story Brick House. llth street.
between L0nbArd and tihs.
Nv - several ,heip tIAlne llousss At spslksvile.
W. MeCAULLEf,
ian " Ru6 Market ST
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
Sunorlor Snn,buoi Wine.

IVHEELKG y MERhlrs superior saubuu Wine in
w nutll-s nrsusht Just received aud fu sale
tie Wnr Ani llluur siois Vi
a sAYtlLE,
sAyill9 Buillng. 8oa als'tstsI 0ofusr OH.
may lglt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
The Time for Visiting.

DY THE BARD Of TOWER HALL
We ld nut Keep that Custoln here
Nhirh is to GulhAlnitus SO dryr
Aud which, upau the crening day
hi every new beginning yrAr,
Bungs all thb gentlemen n pay
Gail tu the ladies with wh.In they
Chat upon tupes grave ~ gay,
And arc rel alod with sOlle ep14 rheel
Hut yet It Is well undaraioOl
That b. Tar Is the custom good
That, when the year departing ends,
And new year begin. Wa should
Pay visits " all valued fIiends
Since such n ehteifui custom tends
The hands Vt lrisntshlp to renew
Aud Love expects ii aN his dhe.
But wno To See his fiitnds thAtg,s.
Would Hlsh to " In shAaby elrthsst
And most when cal lag On tho iAif,
Ths caller, Rs We ahrnll suppose,
Will be HtTayeI with taste an,i.aMs
AID feel what Pleasure 'tls to
Such all-becomlng saita as those
Which BRSHRrT's artizans prepare
We are closing ont Winter SiJfk al greatly re-
ces, Our assortment IL still full and eomple,,
% and tastes can be suited, We far special In,
nts to purchasers Of Olercoats, ti which We hA
ilitles and sizes, Mems iuuths and Boys
TowER HALL SIS Market stree
BINNLTr 4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
THE FARMERS MUTW-G EsRE
Insurance Co.aPany of the
State " Delaware"
,URlalsAL MILL CRRRE, SCI


Th,s company continues to offer TO the people oi n.
-ss Its superior advantages OF Insurance against
risks.
The Institutloa is commended by years oxper
In attention the subj ject 81 Mutual Insurance
being the rst 70 introduce the principle int our sl
by reason Of which, IL is believed the Managers haAu
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between tho
different varieties OF property as to render the member
snip Sneng the most equitable in character Of The une
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit to itself that Its payments OF losses Lave
been prompt aud LIBERAL that in % yesr business aud
losses resthing over 100000, not single ui sa
ton has occurred, and scarcely one without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than The number aud
amount ef ts risks 1t has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance either rslurnB tao
great an amount in a single risk offering ob
jsets Of Insurance for thy character the
In this mauuer 1t is conceived 1t has the safest and
Six Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within reAsOnAble'Tange. ~
As evidence oi this it has not only the ratc "A
insurance, at all times moderate, oneSsS h. dnrins he
ast two years hut it presents nov clear surplus uu W
$4,000 ~ security against any assessment On the Dep1s
Notes which sum by the esort 10 scrip Nefiseaies qt
the balances due to each member being issued, viii
be- paving interest to them from Jsnnary ls3 At hs
ateot per cent per annum thus making still t,t
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1882. with roali Prote,in y
the community In Deposit Notes Of fs1utpi
surplus Fnnd votNn
Iis the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware and 'ueh
'''' Presilept--IEsse sH6bPs.
Secretary aud TreAsurer-RnBgRr McCkss ~ b.
DIRECTORS:
Xii Wilson, brandy ywins HID; Jamss DeApsin, Christi
ana Hd; James Webb, Samuel Barr. 4 e Stoi-shburs
aud jesse sharpe, Wilmington hd.; Robert Molsh~ Mi
Greek Hd. John y. ~ iansun, hite CLAY Nreeh llif
ue0rgs Janviei, New CASTLE Hid Curtis Il E.aelT
cad e Hdi Johu C. CLARK, hei llaF,-'>t's'''s'aA~
smyrna james q Buruhssss,t uhs, "a a slsDo,gR,.t.
tI;aa slssiPs, Pa.rsi psIsr "a "a ISAAC v LLOYD
AuENrs-As " fs-t3s saals-..
anca a. dues OF
otlss MI Mss0S Ila'. holesale and RetA
WILLIAMSON, '9B s. WELDlN M
penfader Hd fkEg iniartns tbs esiaan of Hilmir
hundreds hA pnhlic generally, that ln has on hs1 y
New CAST astabhshed stand, At ths corner Of sEp
Iunnell - sta, general assortment Of we'll seicttv
N9i1c4fiss, which he viii sell At ila lowest pficsf.
| = tAe most reasonable tsfas- Haying for nnmhlr
" bsun engASid n the buaiuese be respectfully In
hs puhli1 70 a1 and alanalns bis at0rk b. fssla
l Asnt pil EiFs satistien4 NE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
At rus LAST MOMENT.

From La Discussion, Nov. "a, 1864
The Tl-elecdon Of Abraham Lincoln Is now an
unioGbtti fact, III spite Of all that certain news
Psrers have said against 1t. Aud it could not
be otherwise, because Ihs cause Of liberty aud
the cause of ctiilz4tiou 81 required IT,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
The Dead of 1894.

The New York POa publishes tha following
classified summary Of the neurological record
Of The past year;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

the spanish capital:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
From La DemocraciA, Nov %. 1864
Praise eternal to the Republic OF tue. United
States Abraham Lincoln, the Washington OF
the slaves the patriarch OF universal liberty ;
the illustrious magistrate who renewa world
aud who comes To wipe out the long enduring
injustice of history, is raised anew to the Preai
dency, reelected BY that great people Of severe
republicans. The United States have demon
alrGted in this supreme occasion that In free
people the principle Of government has more
strength, more power, than in those where au-
thOrity is imposed by force aud appeals to viO-
lence. Lincoln, on taking power, unclaimed
war in the United States, because he represented
the hoiest OF ideas-the abolition of slavery. =
The United States have given torrents Of blood,
mountains OF treasures and In order TO show to
the world that they are not weary, that they do
not repent, re-elect the man who personi6es this
glorious war at whose conclusion standa the
emancipation OF the --libeTty-the fact
most sublime aud transoenisnt of all history,
the honor of mOern civilization, Let US rejoice
then -rrjeice the people everywhere The
greatest Of the republics gives the example most
sublime which history records, breaks the chains
OF the slaves Eleraal praise to the Republic ef
tue United States
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
FIoRsHsl HoRsEsl!
Furniture Oars and DlaVs,
Front and French Streets.

F-uI IIIIBLILB OttI 3 ttIItI IyItty d
IN The subscriber begs leave to notify hls friends
gSaseA and the psope oi Wilmington aud sieinity
A that lie still continues 10 keep At his old stAui
.QhgwAAs CORNER OF
Front and French Streets,
Furniture Cars and Drays excellent Horses to hire at
all hours Furniture aud other telss will bs removed
from the Steamboat landing and other places u the city
with great caro- by shilful and sober drivers. All who
dssrs drawing eau accommodated with promptness at
the lowest possible ates- MORRIS WELplE
npsQ.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN SPAIN

We give below, in translation, excerpts from
tho democratic press in Madrid, showing the
terms in which the result OF the late Pfesiien-
ta election in this country was announced in
the Spanish capital:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-10
FOR RENT.

Free of Charge.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-03-17
Volume ll--Number 43.

oner of war. Upson told him those
terms were inadmissible.
Graham then noticed the men In
reserve, and enquired what they were.
On being told, he ordered Upson to
fall back, and "a he did so, Graham
! fired at him, the ball grazing Lis
cheek. Upson ordered his men to
fire, and volley, followed by somo
scattering shots, was fired, when Gra-
ham went to the fence corner, wound.
ed In the arm, aud called out that
! We surrendered. He was then taken
into custody. bnt not until II was as.
c,rtaincd for certain that he had
dropped his arms, as he was known
/ to hc sure shot.
The deicuce act up by the friends
of Graham is that passion made him
insane. He hos q wife nnl family,
who are highly resp ,ctel in the
neiglborhood.
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tu. nations TO c"mWChC az half past nine
'''rrck. A
'eu'trrS VIII take nrt.o that the las. rs
NOV "ntn'ed. requires each ualr applicant
,ut It c'flih"at" &C. pay I" the Examiners u
see "i may cents. tnd each female ippiIutn,
il tee 81 ih'rty.lve coutS. none Whp tail To
'Ump.l VIII be admitted for examination.
Al applicants are required t. furnish wri'.
,uu tcstmuUtals 1T good moral character.
'Nus VINO have boon engaged rs teachers Ia
shttin these testimonials from their last en-.
pluyers who viii also certify To their faithful.
ness and success IS teachers; which .estuIu.
uIals W!li he Kept on hle.
n" private examinations win be held: NJ
certificate will be antedttcd' no candidate
viii De admitted fnr jc-e& limitation within
three months Jiior q second failure. Appli.
crut1 are requested 10 present specimens o!
fcnmtustip.
ihoNe Who Gdl L. c"upiy with the above
reIgi.itluus vii not be- admitted.
l.. IUS>lAG, secretary,
Zee. ~. ga Board tl Examiners.
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Proclamation by the i'reStient-Ucse
ers called % Rctura.
WASHINGTON. March 10.
8ytis Prcsiieat Of he Uah.d States


Byte Pres,ieat Of he Uaitsi States
of Amsrtc1-A 'rcclamHion
Z WHsReAs, The twenty.frst section
OF the act OF Congress, approved on
the 3 | lust, entitled an act TO amend
several acts heretofore passed, to
provide for the enrolling AMI calling
ont of the Nltlo1ll 70 ce3, an for
other purposes, requires that, addi.
tional TO the other lawful penalties Of
the crime of dcsertion from the mill.
tary or naval service, all persons who
have deserted from the military or
naval service oil the United States,
who shall not return Co said service,
or report themselves to the Provost
Marshal within sixty days after the
Iproclnm alton hereinafter mentioned,
be deemcl and taken to have volun.
tlrily relinqnished and forfeited their
rights Of citizenship, aud their right
20 become citizens, aud such desert
orc si, III la foroVer incapable of hold.
ing any otilce of trust or profit under
the United States, or of exercising
any rights Of citizens LlIerevi' """ p
nerscns who shall hereafter desert tlo
military or naval service. and all per-
sons. who. being duly enrolled, shall
lcpart from the jurisdiction OF the
district in which they are enrolled,
or 90 bevon the limits Of the United
States with the intent to avoid any
draft into the military or naval SER
vice duly ordere |, shall be liable to
the penalties of this section. And
the President is hereby authorized
and required forthwith on the passage
of this act, to issue his proclamation,
setting forth the provisions Of this
section; in which proclamation the
President is requested to notify ail
! tdeserters returning within sixty days,
as aforesaid, that they shall be par
donel on condition Of returning to
their regiments anl companies, or to
such other organization as they may
he assigned To, until they shall serve
for n period Of time cqoal to their
ori ginal term of enlistment
Now, therefore, I Abraham Lin.
coin, President Of the Unitel States,
do isslc this my proclamation "a ro.
qrire hy said act, ordering and re.
qniring NIL deserLers to return to their
posts, and I do hereby notify them
that all dcserters who shall within
sixty days from the date of this pr ,c-
lamaticn, viz ol or b,fore tn 10Th
day OF May 1865, return to service
or report themselves to Provost
Marshal, shall be parioncd, on con.
ditlon that they return to their regi.
ments and companies, or to such 9th.
er organizations as they may be a,-
signed and serve the remainder OF
their original term Of enlistment aud
in addition thereto Il period equal to
The time lost by desertion.
In Testimony whereof, have hero.
unto set my hand and caused the seal
of the Unitel States 10 be atfi yed-
Done at the City Of Washington, this
eleventh dav of March, in the year
of onr Lord eighteen hundred and
sixty five, and OF the independence
Of the United States the eighty.
ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
WM. H. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
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Tao Wrong Animal.

Grantley Berkeley, the English snob
AMI hunter, tells the following excru.
ciating story of Lady Haggerstone's
scheme TO charm the Regent:
"iIer ladYship had at her residence
miniature farm yard and these pret-
" little Alderney cattle. When the
Prince and his friends had arrived,
she came forward from a side wicket
as milkmaid, for tho purpose OF
making sylahab for the Prince. -
Sne had a silver pail in one hand and
an ornamental stool In the other
lIag gerStonc trippea along. with rib.
bons aying from her dainty little
milking bat that hing on the side OF
her graceful head, AID the smallest
apron tied about her laced stomacher,
till she came opposite his Royal
Iighnass, To whom she dropped u
really graceful courtesy. Then pass,
ing lightly over the beautiful plated
straw, her tucked up gown showing
her neat ankle, as well as her colorea
stockings, she placed her stool and
pail convenient for usa. Leaning
against the flank of one of the cross.
est looking ofthc Attorneys, she was
attempting to commence rustic la
bors, but not having selected the
right sex, the oiIendid animal did not
seem to fancy the performance, for he
first kicked out then trotted away,
nearly npsetting stool, pail and Lady
liaggerstono, who, covered with con.
fusion, made hasty retreat 10 her
little dairy, whcnce she did not ap.
pear again"
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The Tempest.
ny ELrsoRA cLKLAsD.


There Is n mrai,--a ShiserinG moan
Falls IN my enirancrd ear.
And WAilinp winds gn shriek,ug by
'Tis tho howl of Wint drear.
And the tempest's moan aud Tie sniveril
blast,
In all its fairy driven,
And lowering sky and cloudy day,
with snow fakes wildly rven.
Tho raging storm on the ocean deop.
And the ship In ils wiihering blast
Sometimes W " moor in safety
The hull with it's storm beaten mast.
! l'Tis Hike the storm thtt tthers in
The mind e tranquil bicih.
And rnuts the v rdure nf tho soil
rn < e;In away its wsrth.
And tho mind in ils stormy fury,
On shnal gnd rock In hriven;
But there IL a h4rJar # fs'v,
And the puit is the Vats-uf HraN en-.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO exu,re un the Yl.l day of Januar! 1865 J
OFkCE Of IhE AUDITOR Uf STATE J
Ihst.uAS,E lIPAHrMENT,

Office OF THE AUDlIo" Of siAt'''
lksvRANvE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus. ONO, JANUARY 10 lHOo
wuENgAs, lnu LuIl lard flre Insurance
Company i.ctted aJ New York, ~ lhe state
OF New York, has Mel IN TINS 'hioc - sworn
statement OF ns condition, as required d!
the FIRST :, cuUn ui the act 1" i'sdId'e IhsN'
rance Conn anles not ncurpoia,,u Dl iht
state ot Ohio passed i.Iril ~ .oov ""'
amended February ., leOti aAp' "heIu"Nt
said Company has FURNISHED ih1 uhds'elHheu
soli,uclury tNiLen,o thHt n 10 p"hsesstu
OF at least ~. one hundred thousahd pJH@Ie
OF actual capital, Invested IN stocks "r o"hus
or ~ mortgages. .oi real estate, worm "'"u..
tie amount iuI wuiCh The same Is NOR sdEeu'
and whereas, said ,uinpany h.'s hion III N''s
olioe written llIsCru.noh. under ITO e'fPo'
rate seal, sISned uy the President anu Soe'
relaty ihereui, Huth"tiAig any "Aeh' o'
agents 81 saiu Com.anj Ia tnls S'a'v 10 au
knuwled sUrSloe oi pfoceSs' Ioi "lo ~ 20
hal ui shiu Company 6VIoiu'he w wv w. ~
OF sad iaw'
Now, ln,ieiore, IN pursuance oi lhe h'"te
gaiu aut, L. James u. Goulh"h' a"u'l"i go
Stale ior ONO, uU heieUJ ,efuil t""' s"'"
Lurliaru Insurance. 4 umiahS =" Ne" i"'
Ia nuluuIiLed tu lTansdGl the business ol fiIe
Insurance Iu tuis Slt,s uhtii the thir'! hFs'
day Ui January. IN the year oho lhv"S'"u
eiknt huuuted ana slAly
IN Ithess MnoitUI, hdNe heIcuhlu euo
scrIUed NY uan.s, .,i.u ,a.sod .ne eo.'i UI nh
nj 10 ~ "IliAed ILo ~'.! ""u "a -"sV',
NI,tvn. JAs. a.. oODhAN,
sEaLl lsFAMfJ A""''0' ~ $780,
sIA,s,f UnIo rtanShn Go""'J' o.
Ivsu.an, aYpy"tOa .ci'!t nr' nru
nor "a, .. uu,. .uig...'iSs .".N" .N''"'! '~!'''
A. ,tuI .vl ...O S,.,.V ".a N""'''' "'o.Ns"'H, ~
Ihib 1874 Uul ul J..nuat1 'eNJi - a. l "s'' 4
ono OI mo .,.taChCos % t!'u oh'J S'"'e '"h''
mai NhV Iiia-es Ia,n IA uaO 'Oihi ui 49,"
lbtt LIE s,atSuiuut "a thv LJI'i''iu tlro ''''
suTanGs NuInP.Dy vi Dt.I""S' ''s.i i'N'
lugetner NiLn ,GV ot"to Auu't"' s|N'HA-'''t
xraI.t.As purlIss.un Iui s"i" - az" : 80
lIaLsaLt busiLSss "a t.is St"', 49, """"''S }
IoOu, uuIo oUvu 90 4. e NSn a. 'nS S'''" S'@'V
JourI.ii ivr uno HoeI IGe'i '"'S'tiS'"s'
N.u FUoILn.
swvtn 10 and subscribed Ueiv'c ino, ,4is
1874 u,,J oi JaLuaiy -. ~ iHoJ'
Ia NIIakss " nEkLoF, AaNS hefeuhtu "I'"ch
ga .a..u ,,i,d lvtdrI sv.', Vn mo a'! "n"
..,t, .,i.Iusa,u. a. ohi,CA AZ, Jn.,
NutHIJ uOhC'
Appli JaiIons rIcvhvu s..IL puhSiJs pr1h'P''
ID Iss4Su .,L. IS".we- -
JNU. Nj. HAMLlN,
Agent, iiuiay, ONO.
Ma CA 3, vli.s.'
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lY.-Mt- CEI.LANE'US

The greatest amount Insured IN amy one risk
according L. q rcumsl hres.
1Ie .tentesi a., uut all, Ned by the rules g.
vhe iIsuitd ~ ANY "t, CIT town, "r VII
L,r,. a,cuid ~ - circumstances
The greatest aInnul all wed 1" be Insured
m aty one biuck according To clr'um'
Stances.
TLaEm,utt o: its capital or earnings deposit
a ed ~ ANY ulher state, as security To- losses
therein, none. .,
TIE Charter. ar Act OF Incorporation oi said
Company is-oH ne
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TO Teachers.

HNLESS Otherwise ARRANGED, The Bc9rd Of
~ school Examiners. ut Hancock County.
- IA meet un the following DAYS durhg the
year lSG5, tor the examinations nf feacl ers:
The mtGtIig gs to Oe he'd at the Union school
building. east end OF PHiiruai Street, Find.
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CoRREcT ioUR ERRoRE.-Peoplc
say they shell peas, when they un
shell them; that they husk corn,
when they unhusk it; that they dust
the furniture, when they undust it, OF
take the dust from il; that they skin
q cali when they unskin it; that they
scale fishes, when they unscalc them;
that they dress chickens, when they
undress them. We have heard many
persons say that they were going to
weed their gardens, when we thought
their gardens were weedy enough al
ready.
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OFFICE OF Tnr Auplron or STATE

trlumbus' ohio, January 10, l't5.
lis hereby certified shat the foregoing i'
a correct cory of ,he statement 81 tOn"lu"
nj the l.oriIiard Fire Insurance Company o
New York. made to AND hied IN this 'mie' 'I
The y, ar ls65
Witness my hand seal rmclally.
LsEALl JAS; II, WIN ~;
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A heavy emigration is preparing on
the border to cross the plains the
coming season.
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Subscribed ard sworn TO before 10, thi
Sth iay ut January, laG1' ,.,.
lsEALl tsTAMrl 81 W. Nlr"N
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Shcrman's army has cut up the
slave auction blocks at Savannah col
fire wood.
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DR.. A, Rurd,
j. q a. Langworthy,

Ihyslclans and Surgeons,
sS-uFFlCE-Ewinr's Bluos, over Bakers
CiutHiug store
Be- RESlnENCE-Wes end Of Stnduskv
street. first house West Of United Brethren
church lot.
Feb. sjtlI. iSG3.
Lr. ). Largworthy win pay especial atten.
tiun to diseases II the Eye, Ear, lungs aud
Throat.
French Artificial Eyes and Er Drums In.
Maygl
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STATE OF NEW yoaKl

County Ui New York. -.
Carlisle Norwood, ,'iosident, aud John g.
Mills. Secretary of the l"rillrd FIRE lnSu
rance Company, being scvcra,IN sw"r
urunse aud ~ ihSt the iuro-u'u- Is iih
true and ,erre,t siHiCitu' 81 me "h",Is 81
sid t'cu,,,.ny; thai ia. SAID Insurance 4 ON
rs,', IS lie h.rt nde owner of a. least ufE
hUNuI,Ep THOUSAND pOLLhR' "t N"'nH
Cssn Capitd invested IN Stocks and BONDS
or in MORTGAGES un iS Al estate, worm d'up'r
,h, amount Cor whiru the same - N figaEed
s,ud That they ave the above described I'll
GERS of said lnsurahc. Company. ....
CAAuI-LE NulN OOD, lTes't.
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LxI NILS
Settle.

T,H0SE interested ara notified that th,
i accounts aud hooks OF s. w. Ingrahan
arc lett At The CiIlzens' Bank. People Ia
deoled must call Ond settle Immediately.
s.. W. lAGRAHAM.
February 10, lse5.vllnssu
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I,.NItL ~. BEAUDSLES, Attorney as
~ Law, VIII promptly attend e. all Uusr
wss entrusted To his care.
A JUSTICE or THE PEACE
,ill attend To the Writing aud aCknuWedgiug
Il deeds and mortgages, aud Ia the taking ui
tcpUSltuns.
OffIcE-Melodeou Building ~ tho room FOR.
ueTly occupied by }. =. Caplos. EsI.
tindluy, ohio. Aprll rs. 1905.