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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-23
a. STAT E M E N II
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
ILO r I LII A r d

LIN II i IL Ia IA III ~
Fire Insurance Company;
ON tho 31st day OF December, 1864, made
TO tho Auditor Of Ohio, pursaant 10 she
Statute OF that State, entitled 4" An Act
to regulate insurance COmPanies mot
incorporated by the State OF Ohio"
Passed April 8, 1859.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is the LoR1I-
LARD FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY, and is 10
Gated l04 Broadway, City Of New York
!. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock
is 100000 90
The amount of its Capital Stock
paid up, is 49,. 100000 %
II. ASSETS.
/. Cash of the Company on hand,
and other persons, s3,ss7 81
q Real Estate unincumbered, 60l IL
g. The Bonds and Stocks owned
ers accompanying,) 2ll,soo 90
L. Debts due the Company, Sc
cured by mortgage, (as per ac-
complaining vouchers 427,OOO 90
5. Debts otherwise secured, (as
per vouchers accompanying 72,20O 90
s. Debts for Prehiums, 5,766 go
Z. Ali other Securities-intereat
accrued, 1912 81
.-"H3 T'0 '}#'fA. nr r. -
Total assets Of the Company, s766,59S s6
III. LIABILITIES,
The amount of Liabilities, due or
creditors None
Losses adjusted and due. None.
Losses adjusted and not due, 968 w
Losses unadjusted, l5,425 90
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof, None
All other claims against the Com
due scrip holders, 1891 IS
Total liabilities, $ls,ss4 IS
w. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
according to circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be insured in any one city, according to cir
cunstances. ..-. -
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block, according to circumstances.
The amount of its capital or earnings depos-
tied in any other State as security for loss
es therein, none
The Charter or Act of Incorporation of said
Company, is filed
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STATE OF NEW YOBK, |
COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Q"

COUNTY OF NEW YORK, o.
Carlisle Norwood, President, and John C.
Mills, Secretary of the Lorillard Fire Insu-
rance Company, being severally sworn, depose
and say that the foregoing is full, true and
correct statement of the affairs of the said
Company that the said Insurance Company
is the bona fide owner of at least One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars of actual Cash Capt.
tai invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mort
cages on Real Estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and
that they are the above described officers of
said Insurance Company. ,,,..
CARLISLE NORWOOD, Pres:
JOHN G. MILLS, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn before me, this
lshA"l sixth day of January, 1865.
| STAMP. j. W. Wildly,
Commissioner for Ohio in New York.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
| Columbus, o., Jan. TO- 1865.
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is n
correct copy of the Statement of Condition Of
the Lorillard Fire Insurance Company of New
York, made To and filed in this office for the
year 1865,
[sEAL] Witness my hand and seal officially.
[srAap,] JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-02-23
ARTHUR q, COFFIN, Pres.
CHARLES PtATT, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

Columbus, O., Jan &c; 1865.
1t is hereby certified that the fofegoing is a
correct copy Of the Stateihent of the Condition
of the Insurance Coiipany of North America,
at Philadelphia, made to aAd filed in this Office,
for the year 1865.
[seal] Witness my hand seal officially.
JAS: II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of Stofo
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IY.-MISCELLANEOI

The greatest amour, Insured in
any one risk, go,
The greatest amount allowed by
the rules to be insured in any
one city, town or village-No G.
rule. ~
The greatest amount allowed to
be insured in any one block
Depehds on circumstances.
The amount of its capital or
earnings deposited in any 9TH
er State as security for losses
therein-None.
The Charter, or Act Of Incorpo-
ration of said Company-On
file. -, d. .
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STATE OF OHIO,
rRANRIIE coT,NTy DO

STATE OF OHIO, H.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, l" a
Personally appeared before me, A. Gardner,
Jr., duly commissioned Notary Public, in
and for the State and County aforesaid, ON
this 18th day of January, 1865, W. H. Foster,
one of the attaches of the Ohio State Jou1.
nal, who makes oath in due form, that the
statement Of the condition of the Lorillard
Fire Insurance Company, of December 31st,
1864, together with the State Auditors Ger
ti6cate, granting permission for said Compa-
ny to transact business in this State until Jan
uary, 1866, have both been given to the Ohio
State Journal for one week legal advertising
..-ssr W. f. FOSTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
18th day of January, AID 1865. -
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto At
tacbed Hand ahd, Notorial Seal, on the day
and date aforesaid.
" LED III. l. GARDNER, Jr,
tn Notary Public.
Applications received and Policiespromptly
issued, and losses Sequitsbly adjusted and
promptly paid in cash at this agency.
JAS. RALSTON, Agent at Pomeroy Ohio.
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8 4 A T E M E N Il
OF THE CONDITION or THE
| r V / N Ct
FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY.

ON the 31st day OF DeOeMH6f, 10BA, made
Statute bf that State;
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NOTICE.

February 9Th, ls65-[6-3t.]
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
DESTRUCTIVE FHEE IN WEST
FORTY.FOURTm.s
Nearly en Entire Block Censunscss, over
10 Families Buraed Oui.

Shortly before o'clock p. M. yesterday, a
IRE broke ont in the coiTce refining mrnufaciory OF
Ackcrman 6 Son. No. 81 West Forty fourth.st. II
rapidly spread. ard enYeioped the entire block.
mca' Of which was destroyed. hcssrs Alderman &
sons loss will amount to about 5000 Insured Tor
5000. bat in what companies could not DO ascer
taircd
No 80 was occupied by A. Bcrscrs, oured hair man.
ufactGrcr. Loss about <s.'p
Nos. a2l and 323 frame buildings and occupied
a. cabinet mandatory 10y Henry BeCks. He also
curod two small frame houses In the rear Loss $500
Insured for $1,000 in 1the Sytcsant end Hamilton
Companies
Nos 3i5 and 3la were ionrstory frame dwellings oc.
cuIied bv German families. Tic owner Ia unknown.
Jacob Eycfs the agent. Total loss, probably
fi2eH
Nos. 81 end 2o were story front and also two.
story buildings IL the rear all owned by Co. Menck.
The total loss will amount to about Sli.Ga
The lower part OF No. 81 was occupied o. bakery
hy Frederick Schneider. Loss about 81 600. Insured
Tor 81 90 Tte lower part " No .iJ pied as n
grocery Loss NOT Known
Nos. so and 21l. two-story frame buildings were
occupied by families. ard totally destroyed.
Nearly all OF the above buildings were occupied 10y
poor German familic- who have Lost their little all.
There arc probably over 10 families burned out.
Engine companies Nos -. 81. and &C. steamers
worked well No. EHgine aiken out Of the house
by OFFICER 81 the Twenty second Precinct. tho old
Engineer. eBd two OF tie members. Lumber OF tie
oompsEics ia tie vicinity are disafrcod.
Capt. SOFT Of tho Twcuiy second Precinct. WAS socn
on the gfouhd aad dcischt1ents after arrived from
the Sl,'eeolh Tseniieih and rseDty pfccinois
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DIE y.

HRMMRR-On Thursday. the 18th inst, John Hemmer aged
n years snd6 months - ,
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the ureral nom hs late residence No II Bedford
st. Ihs Frjayl afternoon, al clock, without iur'iss In
vtatloa ... ..f.
IIESTON-1n Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon oiapopesy
The Rev Newton Heton IA the 4ls year of his age nts
pastor of he State. at. Congregational Church = .
s.ry,e, Al the church Sunday afternoon next at
O'Clock The friend. Of the family, Atlantic Lodge No. 90
l. o. OF o. f. and tho Assouic Fraternity, as well as me
members Of the o. Of o. T. generally arc respectfully IN
vitrd to attend
Philsdslphia and Newark papers please copy.
LOw-u Paterson, N. j., Tuesday, July II, Henry ~
Low aged 81 years. ,,,. =, ,
O'Clock. l...
spR AGt'E-On "wednesday, July H. ChsIle: Edwin only
child Of Charles j. and Anna NJ sprssue, aged month";
The and friends Of the family invited W s,ent
the funeral from the residence Of his parents NO. I's Yves
Thity. 6rst.s It,, on Friday morning, at " O'CLOCK
TAYLOR-At westport, Conn, on Saturday, July sally
reci Of Dan Taylor esq. in tho 18th year OF her ase.
WuELAN-On Wednesday July ~ 1855 Mrs Martha ha
Ian rsct Of the Rev. Daniel Whelsn In the b'In ye.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invite
IA attend her funeral Friday at rom her lat
residence. No. Ist Nssseust., Brooklyn. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

liam 8. KnoY, Lawrepcc; English Grafton, .Gc,e,.
Music oo" lbaE sS''f Lincoln S FIan. Mdd ssssl
Schuylk Haven. rr. Oration-Jeserscn Davis. Hors:-
Reading Pa ArcRiessre A1or e. o Bate
dubuque, lows urstion-Books NelIus NJ Bardy, Wilton
gi'h oraiion-Hou,e. Henry NJ. Tyler. Amherst Music
D. srecs eoi'Ired English oaiionTbe Decline Of Pagan
EEssS;sP via r ,.s y, he Ass,'
Grad'TD scio'aysAir.-Fngh Orntions u. X. Emerson.
j. H. Sawyer. H. r. Smith, Il. NJ. Tyler; the Y iede:ory
sampson the Satisfactory assigned 10y lot Scientific Orniion:
!. g. Hgnas' iirs' sa,. oss.On'; ]. + BAKER :. 4.
ThIs',s G. " LaIner Second clss sorsiion. T r. Iale
mer nf"e s M% = M M%sry j & H sssog g.
Tyler Third Gls, oIaticn' a O. Bale. H. W. Elmer 2.
r Frost y. NJ HARDY; r. X BARLOW. +. Hsland, A. II.
The degrees conferred. beyond those OF tho regular
con-se. were: Hon. a. B.-J. H. washbume. j. A.
Titus W. +. Merrill. II. Dickson A. M.-Thomss
Weston. IT,, Fall River; J. W Clamp Canton, N. 5 /;
}, Rolte, Cambridge; Hon. NJ. NJ. Fisher Medwav; r..
Earle, NJ. D., Northampton; a. &. Goodale. Salem.
d. ID Rev H. NJ Humphrey. Chicago; Rev. Newman
Han London England. liz D.-Iion. Alexander IL.
Bullock Worcester
The Alumni dinner. immediately following tho eHer.
cses at the church. well attended and gave great
satisfaction. President Steains states that there Is to
be n somewhat new arrangement Of the Walker DO.
quests. which will bring the instruction OF the students
more individual basis than Ia tie method In other
colleges AT te prcsent time hut the plan has not
been fully mninred yctorif has not been made pub
lie in its deiaiswe iorbcar To do than express
regret u at the Board Of Trustees do not up to
time with The pfcmptness which tho present fourishing
condition of the college both permits and demands.
The week has passed In remarkable quietness and
graticetion Las seldom been my lot To know Com
mencoment observed with such perfect order and com
fort, and 50 large an attendance. Tbs irtolorable
drouth Of last year has been Ia most happy contrast
with the cool showers Of this week which have made
both walking aud listening iu crowded houses almost
enjoyable.
Long live Amherst and WHOM We next return to her
annusl assemblies Ina! u be 10 s erander victories
and sill brighter days even than those now pasi
MgDRs.
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IndustrisI school for Free dsn~s.

10 r., Idifor Of TIE y. y. ISttsgo
SIR: Upon recent visit 10 your city ] re-.
ceycd from Grover Baker donation Of one Of their
beet family soT az machines for tho Industrial rehoo
flr freedmen " that city ihs timely and generous
eit viii prove of great benefit "a The school a. vey
oanv Of these women have learned the use az the sew
ing machines tn their niistrosses while slaves
These industrial schools Of which there are now two
under the ausplco, Of the National Frcedmens Eelie
Association OF the D-ic, of Columbia. we're e,iab
shed with iwo.'od object first 10 Instruct these
women In ,heuse Of ,he needle. many al whom cannot
make tie PLANES, garment for themselves ar children
and second. 10 give them employment with which Il
cot for eleinsal,os and children clothing.
These women have come from Marvlnnd and Virginia
with 10 tnowlc'gc 81 work rcdoccd ~ has been ~
ue Nort. to Gnc sfir with no hGAbsnds nnd chill
dren d,pondont upon them for existence. Some old
very many with broken constitutions and poor health
consequent Jon The lardsps and snncrings not onh
Of their former lives but those necessarily resulting
from transition ~ great. md that during war whcl
disorenniled aho ard w other respects rendered the
condition very d.lorabe. they need TO he taught th'
fsi lessons IN ihr. and al the same time 10 he abb
% earn something with which TO clothe Themselves
Ile.e objects can tc gAi,icd in no more succea'fu
nauucr ihan ihrongl these schools. and great ie'al
are booked for by The ends Of thc-c people from them
Mrs VI n. BAEs,D.
H,,sfy,fos n. C., JnlV u. l-,s.
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NEW EYGLAND REGIMENTS.

NBN -tN'sbNNb
The 81 Vermont Regiment arrived yesterday
morning nom Washington via the Camden and Ainboy
Iontc The 81 numbered PA mon and 81 ohicers. ri'
,b, remains of som, 800 men who have belonged e.
The regiment during its four Years service. The Ji
va. raised at St Jobnsbury. Vt, and orgnnizsd on
July i6 is6l. The regiment has been in ever, battle
one by the Army of The Potomac from tbe siege al
YoTltou down to the surrender OF Gen Lee including
lie great valley campaisn Of Gen. Sheridan. AT Gold
llaTbor. Widerness, and spoisyl,anis the regiment
suffered heavily.
The iih vsrInoat Eesimeat, Brig Gen. Foster com
manding 30 mon. left Washington yesterday after
noon. - 90,
Tlc 10Th M,ssachuseit, Volunteers left Washington
YESTERDAY morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
CAx TnRy lake CARE OF THEMSELVES =

CAN TFRY TAKE CARE or THEMSELVES =
Chaplain James ho ha, been stationed IN North faro
Iun saws there were in Beaufort abont w" pncHs nnu
rca Nv line same number of whites or The foiner DE
tween tbicc and four hundred were applicants TOR 10,
eminent nd of tho latter from retre 10 Jonrsea neno
red Al Newborn there was scarcely trade or pl4
fes.ion in which the negroes were not fepresen'eu
Three hundred md five coorcd persons, nearly al
males (none Of them employed BY GovetnncnD rc!pr,
gross income ~ si5l 562. The number rcpe,', ny
1,r sa1 70 s go income was 10; upward Of 81 ,oO
Income ~ upward of 5000 income 4; upward OF
"a 40 irc,,ue' p The largest income reported wal
Sa no This was derived from the tnrpentie buslnet
49, i,,,e.J we,c most Of the larger incomes reported
- III ,reJ frun ago ~ more than $1,000. The aver
noe Of aI tle Incomes rcpcrteiis s96 1a tribe shor
~ ayeo In what rural community OF whites viii yol
find better areiaaef f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

! asc"uJ tnio NOTHING, contains: ID
NEW. sunrARr -Milif4ry Naval the Gulf States: New
from Washington Virginia the Caclirs. and Georgia Kel
ana uennss,ee New;iork kswEns,nd the w sftcr
ExrrssvE CesF,asRArios -To,si Dr.true.ion of 3si
nuns Museum; lrrnense ioss Of PIoperty
INTERNAL REyRsuR-Impoftaut De1i.on
INTERESTING rRom EuEoPz-The Atlantic Telegraph
Adaress Of Mr. bnsh d. ri Discovery Of Another Orea
=, InE FREEDHBS's BuRrsu-Impor;ant Order by Gsn
How I'd. y
Oil Lands Giving Oni; New Ones 70 be D-coy,ted.
FROM sARAToGASpecis Core pondeuce OF TIE Triban,
fRox cAIrrohsrs-Intere'sns Letter fro~ Or Cones
FRox rnR Missouri 70 THE P.crrre-sisih Letter; Sal
Lake City aud Vicinity Mormon Religious Services Brig
ham youug's Tbeaer
FRox sorrn CARoLlss-special Correspondence; Could
ton Of the Country and People Coored 4th July Csebr
tion 10 Columbia; Appearance oftle City. H-g
THE INV ENGLAND Hoass MUEpEs-Detsih Of the Csse
Affair.
Fnox vInersra--Our Richmond Letter; Affair. in shs
T'ar ssIkKTHADr IN Nxw.Yoak-rre.en. State Of thu
THso Lr.eH-By the author of "Dsnni. Doano," &C.
PoKrRy--Revisiied: by John q. Whittier
WysTcHEsrEs COUNTY A0RicrL1uRg-firs, Article 49,,
IIuDsos RIVER RAILRoaD-Tho Recent Accidents Ih'
Case Of James Connor.
EDITOalALA
THs DRY Goops MARKET.
CATTLE MARxsrs-New.York. Bostcn snd Philadelphia.
NEw-fORx WHOLESALE Psicss OF COUNTRY PRoDuoH
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Horrible Murder or n Woman md Child
The Three Murdercrs u illed.

We are informed that q horrible tragedy took
place In Madison Couaty about four miles from Lon
don last week. but informant could not give names.
We Tccitc this awful story A. we heard IT, A farmer
sold bis farm 20 three men, who gave him us coo cash
IN pan payment In the evening he walked TO London,
leaving his wife and child ut home.
Some time after pcddler. who had often STAYED all
night IA. the house, drove up and asked permission 10
remain bat the farmers wife declined. because was
doubtful II her husband returned that ghf and she
knew there large amount Of money ia the house.
She remarked To the pefdler that II her husband re-
turned 10 would probihly meet him. The peddler
drove 90. met tie farmer and returned. As they
approached the house the farmer observed light IN
In which be usually kept his papers and remarked
10 the peddler that there burglars In the house
The pcddcr produced a pair OF revolvers. and tho
two. ssioning then selves at points where the burglars
would probably attempt t. escape, they gave the
slarm. and three rushed out. The peddler killed
tao Of thorn when The tbTd toward tho farmer.
who Killed him. Upon entering the house. the farmer
was horffod 70 find his wife and child murdered.
When the bodies Of the murderers were examined, II
vas discovered that ihey we're the parties who had
pnrcha.ed tie farm that day 81 them being brother
iaaw 10 the farmer dayton Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
Adjatant Generais' Consen'ion-~Trssr'
Puraished BY the Different States.

BObTON IDursr! July 10 I'V.
The Adjutant- Generals in convention to-day
ar resorts showing the number Of troops furnished
by The following States; Maine, 1c. Killed ana diea,
bland BASS. West Virginia. 2o0l2; Massachusetts.
i5s 100; New Hampshire 80 25s Kansas 2i,sfs; Penn
sysanis. 800. 90: Iowa, 72.35s. =,
On motion Of Gen. Washburne. ii was voted 10 pei,
tion Congress 10 deliver 10 each saetbe hags captured
b. 'he regiments Of such States
The members of the Convention visit Rhode Island
tomorrow to partake Of clam.b bake. On Saturday
they win make an excursion to the he Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

- = PruAprLPHiA T.nrsday July ~ 20
lay Cooke reports subscriptions 10 the Sclen-
Tit, Loan to-day tn the amoant OF si.iy' .oc ~
q a sir tAe folio ing: First NaLond lans OF nofy
Va 500 600; First National baut OF /" nec W 40.
400 90 sIh;,d National Bank Of ~ Louis, $ID,'V.
A" ~ Nations Bank Of Newark y. j. swgoi III M
= SSoLs I:auk Of Baltimore $4,000 Ihrd n sar
Blnk % baltimore $1,000 fHit NaIsna. 81 Prov
d.nee $1,000 NewYork Comfy Nailosl ,I Ian ao,,
10000; merchants National Bank o. o,ton ga s,
p,sas,a, 'Sv,.et A. Co OF Boston $500 sVnter,
Via Co Of I,osi6n sl0oooJ Henry Clews ~ ~
: NM York sIOO 900. Number OF indi'iaua' s"D'0''P
tinl. la1O- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
T,u,yo Fmm.-A lhtlo girl residing near

TAMIvG FBH.-A little grl residing near a
uoa In Massachnsets has succeeded In tanning some ~
The Ish l., throwing crumbs Of bread, crackers, &c.
into the wntcr The species called perch seem 70 be
the NOT iraotsc and docile One OF them often takes
he end of her finger In his mouth, while another wiz
glide gently into her hand md tnrn one side ard 80
rcinsin apparently rposing I'LL raised quite TO the Sur
face The little firl walks out plank sustained
f inches above tho water and before she reaches the
end Of the pank the fish may be seen darling rapidly
toward their feeding ground The larger ones. espe'
chilly arr disposed TO drive on The smaller ones Dut
~ tcen. order among IL m by means OF stick with
sewing needle attached 10 the end OF H. and when one
pIck. A quartet be gets stab, and il off IT onee.
~" - . IT Country Gentleman.
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GOV. BRows At HOMg.-G

(pOv. BROWN At nONb'-N"N' p'""h
reached this CITY last evening BY private conveyance
nom S,uannah and stopped at the Brown House ga
ihc trip the Governor was DELAYED day or two ny III
ness hut le looking weliIhls morning. shn e'. w
~ Train for his home AZ Medgcvc. lie represents
hi. treatment by the National authorities TO have been
yer, and seems moi in the least dspeasa
viii his VISIT North. We understand he expects 10 ie
turn To This city in few days. ~
Macon Ga. Telegraph, June .'
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49,. Irr,a uIArnnr or uIs CAMpAIcxs.-

Cry. LEES IlEToRy or HIS CAMPNGS-.
Gen Le. We understand il varying The monotony OF
hi. retiren ont IN Cum berland County by making ms
tory lie il writing history of bis campaigns IRON
,bc ,luc That Lc assnmcd command 81 the Army or
Northern Virginia aftcr tho battle OF seven Pines 70
The caputicn at Appomattok Court House Oh tio st
~ Anil Gen Lees work will contain an account OF
The etpoI,s ~ the various commands comprised IN inc
Army of Northern Virginia The soae OF Summer OF
he beginning of Autumn will doubtless witness iie
competon ~ t- book that is destined to b. handed
down Ia Nil time a. a truthful and impartial narrative
OF the gresten campaigns Of the age, wrMen ny Inc
creates, actor in the war. thichniohu bnio''"'