Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-16
NUMBER Is.

Insurance Company of New York. have
become great institution, and year after
year they are demonstrating tke::immense
influence which they exercise Upon all
classes and interests Of tho com,n,,sity at
large. Foremost amoug these associa-
tons is the one whose maine stands at the
head Of these remarks. |, is now 10 its
sixteenth year, having been fully organ
lied with subscribed capital Of $500, 900.
Great success attended their very first ex-
ertions. This was owing in great de-
gree to the fact. that a, the outset Of the
enterprise the officers selected to manage
the institution were taken from the most
experienced underwriters Of which New
York could boast, and the adoption Of q
fair and Liberal indemnity 10 their cusso.
mers in the event Of destruction Of or dam.
age to their property by FIRE. Another
secret Of the success Of the Home 1nsu.
rance Company was the fact, Of its boldly
entering the field for the establishment Of
q general agency ia insurance. The de-
termined promptitude with which this
resolution was carried is demonstrated in
the futher fact that. no less than eighteen
months from It's commence mont il had no
less than 10 agen, appointed throughout
the several states North and South. Under
the supervision Of the agency department,
nearly 10 agents are at work From the
outset the Company managed their affairs
with discretion, adopted system Of econ
omic but liberia! management, unit! Of
last it now stands among tho Insurance
Companies Of the country A has q
cash capital Of sc,0O0,oOO. with assets
amounting to near 81 900, 900, and the
insignificant sum Of $77,90l under the
head Of liabilities. -Neu York CONNER
cidl Pathfinder.
WEARh & Allison are Agents for the
above Company, and will insure huildings,
goods. household furniture, wearing ap-
pearal, &c. Also. goods shipped on tho
Missouri River, at reasonable rates.
A NEw JouRNAI.-We have been shown
a copy OF new paper called the Black
Republican, and Uhrs Hotiers Journal.
Pluto Jumbo is editor and proprietor, and
it bears q motto, God and the Negro are
our only hope. IL. W Beecher The
prospectus is set forth ia the following
notice:
AN dem dat scribes to dis yere pape,
will hab portrait of the editor thrown
in. White folks can take dis paper i. pays
in advance.
Ticklar ten,ion paid to white ADVERTISE
ments, which am charged bubble price,
and hot corn for sale in de basement.
Nossn to 60 in dis paper till i, hab
been inspected BY de Loyal League
Contemporaries ob de press are caution
ed in the following language against
stealing the thunder Oh de Black Re.
puJitcans.'
LAS dis paper am de organ OBJ Wedle
Zip, darfore all de orations OBJ dat gen
,leman will pear in desc collurns, and
dem dat takes e,n out and puts dem into
dar own paper VII! be prosecuted cord;ns
to law
An advertisement. appear for boy "to
Keep flies Off de Editors heel, and white
boy 70 20 de di,y work ob de- Office
Gov. Shsrkey, of Mississippi, has re-
ceivei :spstch from President John
son, in which the president recommends
the organization of bodies 0: state militia
III cdNh S'uutN stalt, W CiiiolSC
the civil authority of the state ana Of the
United States, which wonld enable the
federal government to reduce the army.
ana withdraw, to a great extent, the fed
eral forces from the state He says
" the people must be trusted with their
government, and if trusted, they will &C.
in good faith, and restore their former
constitutional relations with all the states
composing the un'on.' This will make
the Radicals the more bitter in their at
tack upon the Presidents reconstruction
policy. Trusting the people with ,he,,
government is exactly what they do 90,
want for that will result, in restoring them
to their constitutional relations With the
other States Of the Union
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