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go. 8 stortb GberrD Street,
aG9Dlera Mirtnr.
Gin fidereS 0litteI fiir
Siarrboe, Muir Gbolera Nforbns


Sd babe bic obfse ReSi,iui in meir,sr graris wdb=
bas prtainite neilmittel peIfes iemnis in @ebrand
setcmmen 1T fiir ObenerIpdbnte Rrdntheiteu. SD
iuiroe e5enfdas beie 9ebisiu FIR bic sefirtefe Der
Srantbeiten, fir bic Cholera, enpfebIen, oa Id aus
erfa5rnrs psf bas pc ishr bstIiam in bieier arGnfs
seOe Ramilie fOute einise Iaf6en i'm sdlfe bdben,
UNI nit etnem Soblage fets Spmptome pom 7iprrboe,
9br unS GbcIerd Wsorbus ieoer brideirunS 10 wirtS
fam einen Gholerafaa sOrsuteugen.
s. y. Nftobe II, R. o.
SD babe bic obaendnitte UleSisin IN meirier graris
rpdbrenb ben esten ant dtren sebrallt rue sereict
IS mir sum gergnlgen, re ais bic bette angemeine
NebisiH sM entpfeblen, bic mir IN allen 66tlen non
rnregefmdBiefeit oes rtnerIeibes befanut 1T. Brit
eieism 9emittel fnb Sic fiber, bic eboierdfpnptome
i'm Refine 81 erftiden nro bic firterii6e &rantbet
absubaIteil. ig4s, Gurti g. grtee, ID, Q.
SD babe obensenannte Nebiein febr pieIfdItis in
Observation-Disclosures dgepanot lnn lam ne erufts
lid benz YubIiiu efpfeblen ais has beffe 9eilmittel
in perartigeu 8rantbetten.
lie yG5oIerds 81 irturS tereef nn6 pertanft bel 5.
3. Mitbeu, sR III elm beres nuo rpirfiames Seilz
mitteI fir nhierEetbs Rraiitbeiten. SD CLAUDE 6as
Iuenn Siee Yrtur in ben eriten StdoIen Der Rrdnt<
belt senommen pirbe, piele Nenf4enieben qerettet
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fieffff eiIt 6eres Yittei fir Eidfrbee, ubr ltrn
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bn6e bic Gbpera s4irtnr feiHer gr0befi Mnsabf non
S6nenpd 6rehb nIetten sehn 9agen eebrandlt itn6
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g. g. Sfnaus gori4riiten anf ieOer 6iai9e.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-12

SO Iasen nod Die 8abIen bes Seuer<
Gepartements llno Der @lerfs fur Den
ofentli9en Wtarft Dor, ba es iebod mad
II lbr mar, so9en mir uns Suriif uno
perben mir unierH 2ciern Die &eiuItate
in Der morgi9en Summer brinlen.
Ser BoarO Der 9lIoermen OerIam>
melte iidJ e6enfaIls INN z nbr. 8raii,,
cent @beatbant i'm Stnbl.
Dere Beridt Der Gebeim YoIi,ei
purbe perleien iino 81 ben Often 9eIegt.
Sierauf bereiniste iid) Der 8oarb Der
Gloernteu 81 elmer Convention NIT benz
BOARD Der Gouncilmen.
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gtabtratb SerDan6IunAc
goafb Ser 6 onn cttmen.
sedfbbiIle, III Sftober '66,l
7 llbr Nbeu6S.

I N9I <tVcuUps
Der Boarb berfnmfnelte ii6 geifern
M6eno UNI z ubr. Yraii0ent Cotton altf
Dem 8rdioentenfik. as9s -
gia1bem bas YrototoH bon letter
Sikune berleIen I,nb oneenommen mar,
tpur0en Oie Beri6te Ser Gtabtbealnteu,
ipeIdJe in Der teBten &rrtanttIung 6es
8earo Der 9lloernen angenoinfiest bur-
Sen, tlnter6reitet. a
l1eber Die 8ia, ipel1e 6as @ebeinss
poIijeis g8eIen abl4afft, puroe Ian9e
cebattirt. mad breinlaliser @erlelllne
irHr0e 0tele aagenonnen.
Bill iiber Mrme unS &ratife, iuel1e
hierbet gebrndt tueroen unb Die 6ur9
bic @ilenbabns ODER @1ifffabrt< 9eleIls
ld)aften, fpel6e fie bierber briitaen, bur9
Is 4ouar GinSabluns in bic Sta5tfaffe
unteritiisen foIlen, pafirte mad oreilna>
Tiger 8erlellllg. 81
Sierauf bereinigte iid Der SoarO Der
Mloermen nit BEN Common Council
unO uurben auf gIntrng Die gSablen Der
Ita0tif1eil 8eannten Dorgeugmmen. 9ier
foleen fie nit tbren 9telultaten:
gSilfinion II Stimmen
O. g. Softer Is 6eeorSer.
@ebb $685. 1
4 Mr. 3obert s. 5oitsr aeeor0er. fiirs
ttahfte Sabr.,
sogn S9anssg 3 Ct. eite 4earlaan
pc. 3. $. grantleD @itp @ari3aGl
fiir's nadite Sabr. ~ -
gSegen Nfan9el an 9taum aeben mir
feline bollltarai9e Cite aaer Ser bielen
@an6ioaten, fpelbe ais Deputy Nfars
.haae porsei@lagen tuurben, es ipareu
oeren nabe on so, 49,
tSier fino Die 9iamcn Serer, ipeld)e
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n. 8ei sriter 4bitimmang
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2. S. Steel 55r3aP
8. IS. 3tbbi6 80 s2s3
4 S. 6i9nur
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srdite abiti thinning.
Sein &eiultat.
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3eunte abitim mum
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as 3sbnts Gbitimmuus.
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"grt} Ii, 9inlf,s'l'
(tdelid ,lnb no dbentlitl,).

larHa lIs BE- o. zasa {. .a
Dies 1T has einsse IopaIe BIatt, init gsnobse Der
aStaatsS situusa. pei9es in Hafbpiue berauss
seaeben pirb. Bon allen bier eriGeinenben 8ldttern
bat &c bic srBste Circulation unb i es has Offseue
Organ res iSiautes, Gs bot cine srobe eirtuIation
i'm RorSen issrobI ais aud i'm Sibeh inb 9ei9afts=
Ieuts tDnnen tein beiereS anseisenz gtebiu finben
9as tdsIide 8laft entbaIt Bite istten un0 poufdn=
bisteu teIesrapbii6en geri6te BON poIitiiten unS
eommercieuen sunb dusemeinsn 9enigfeiten. Die
eotaIneuisfettsu Der Stast upb u,nssbuns perben
ausfibrIi6 beri6tst unb in jsSer Snfbt nimmt Oie=
es 8att ben erftsn 8ans unter ben beiiseu Seitan-
gen ein.
Die ereisniIle Ses fOmmr,tSsn Sabres werSen pom
Snter fIe iein. reberal lit has 9anb in aufresune
unb binnen gur;em merSen bic pi1tieiten 2ebenss
Sfrdsen er6rtert uR6 ehtf9eoenwerbe zBir pani5tn
baber, tas uns has IopaIe Bolt in benz tommenben
gBabHampfe init allen in ibrcn ardften ftebenoen
glitteIn unteeitiisen m5sss NIB unierm 8latte in
isbsm tsinen 9Orfe o6er SIeden i'm Staute gerbreiz
tung 81 seben. Su 3ufauft, pie tas in Der Yersan<
senbelt se6eben, pirS has gI0tf Der erntii6e gerz
tbeisiser Der sSee utb rinspieu uuieres seseuwar=
tisen gOnsreiies fein. s.~.su "a.
llnier So6=Roont lift in jeSer Siniid5t upafdnois
einseribtet uns mir t6nneu an Sdnsusiett unS
SsiepIi8teit nidt seboten Der6en &trioneu. ruei9s
9rHdia6sn ansseilbrt baben wouen, fSnnen I'D
auf srceleute 4usfbrns sesebeuer auftrdse 81 ben
biHisften qreiien Ueriaiien.
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gSer allo fir ben fommen6en Minter
iieinen Sfen in Der oben oneeaebenen
Nrt uno 98sife 81 plactreif berEebt, Der
Miro, fter Bis iest srsods iiibt babon
iiber3euet mar uns gInubt, ooB eiierne
Oefeu chen 10 wenig. Der geiunbbcit
naatragli9 iinp, iple rau9eabe Sa>
As''ss' 90 So afa3f S ss8ii n5tiy3
T Ob Die 10 oft sepriefenend boil
;erneit Srottoifs fld) tsirfiid) fur Die
9auer ais praft;f1 beiusilen iperben,
la6en mir oabineefellt fein; baB Stetns
pIatten better, oauerbafter Ano baItt arer
finb, bebaff fein.f 8eifdtianns, SnmaI
tpenn mir i. ,FHo College StraBe, lltrs
ter6aIb Broo0 StraBe, fe5er, oaB pdbs
ren6 aaf Sera eInen Seite tlene Dnblea
aeleat hoer6en, bic anoere Seite, no
0iefelben bieleidt 1-2 Sabt alt iino,
fdbon in 10 baafdIigent 8uffanSe fin0,
Dab man 9espun9eii. 1T, Die Wlitte Der
Strabe aIS SGbrfpeg Sit bennben. 10
| Ger Qeiber b6ren mir bon berldies
oenel Geiten, baB Der Muffdmunq, tuel<
den Die @eldafte in. ben leBten Saeen
Der hersan9enen sBode eenontmen bate,
Elm tuirflid furSer mar. s@ef6aftsle
flagen nad tpie Dor uno mir lelblt fiirdg
ten, 6aB unfere 9offnungen in Betreff
zines 3ufrieoenitellenoen @ohenberidts
| aetduidt iperbeu mo9ten. 81 1.5ss,s IS.
In.a 8ir fdeinen einmaL bier in Sealbbile
su bieieru rnperbelIerli1eu. @ei1aftse
@rifis peroamnt gu fem. Grlt ldien
Die Cholera SduIo gu ieir, iebt aber,
oa iie fort lit, gebt's intmer nod nid)t
4 better nno feIbt alte erfabrene Saufleute
lpiiIeil iid bieie monotone @eldaftsrute
nidt gu ertlaren. iia =. ss.al sbigl
w- Sto6maIs MAIDEN mir urtfere
4eier aui fall6e @reenbad ggloten artf,
merffam. 8eitern ipuroe S. gSesleD, Der
cine falf9e so Sollnrz9fote pilIentiid
ausgab, in @rnnngelurg bon 1000 Dol.
lars Siiraidaft in Die Sail sei6ift, I'M
in Der ndditen Sibuns Der Criminal
Court pro3eifirt 81 tuerber. I'D !,su
@ Son einel1 Sransp or
&ube, Der selfern @fitta9 bon @oleg,
| Sin Die MarftltraBe entlang 9etrietet
murbe, ipar6 cine frbeu lIrb iprang il
luilben Sdsei einen 6idbrigen &na5er
unirennen0 bon Ser bortigen GtraBe II
oen an Der Settle befin6li5en 2t6grunt
unb brad fi1 belize @orberbeinc. Sit
murbe auf einen &arren gplaSen I'M
pie mir boron lofort gel6ladtct gu tuer.
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E Die Mrbeiter, iueIdle in
Der 8rtnter 2larb ben neuen glbanasfa.
anl balieI, bobeH cine bate 0(rbeit.
Der gap;e 8OpeH lit SeIisH u1b miller
s3oH fit Sol onr6 sRHlUer fprgHQeii,
UNI ibre characterization benertfteaiaef,
81 f0nheu. sc iOerben mob D,rfdfebene
aDoGen ber9ebeli, ebe Ie Bic CUR lInion
strabe getanst fein iuerbea.
ss gsHern M1ittag lpnrDe Elm gles
aerillAle bonn OtefoTDer fir einen 0lns
lgrifk ben er nit einem alten Deaen auf
einen ieiner 8ameraoen gemaGt babeH
fob. 81 80 Dollar Strnfe bernrtbeilt.
Or betablte bic nuo iuaro entlanen.
H 8SsibaHSetE anO neun 8aIIen
tieue 8aumipolIe tamen aeTte n bier an.
DtsfeIbe fHb Fur Derfdie0ene bteiiae
Gtrmen beiIimlnt.
E GeFern gfodbaittaa lnad,ten iid9
Sduar5e Elm eiiltra9liubeS 8eraniiaen,
inesla BE 9cla, BatlInlt diiitie inns BAUM
lifdble, ipeld1e 0slt Der Gtronnild hes
GliilbffIan0 ifrostab fd,lDafis,tell. aftfs
ffd)sefl, an s llfEf hkdd,trn nit6 DfeieEben
BON &iHberH uIe Brenphoia fiir Sen
iatss mad paafe i@aHea taebea. 8
x Die MOrb gadfbbsue GsFa6sns
Gfenbabn ldJrejfet INIT ie0GH Edoe
ileEa hortpGrtS mo fnHni15i ip0ElE ie6eE
iNRpsssnfs4sr gtnlt MeFyif0nffif,sf hafa a. ehSs
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8Drfenberiebt per Selearapb.

. ! .-- u 10 = ort II. Oh. "
MOraens 8eba Il b,r.,e@'
e@olo 6Tuete nit 15lgIx sins bis 10 Il.
germittags auf 152. "a s. als,
8aunlpoae I'M 9lnfang It'll, fdltebt
ic6o9 lebbaft. 3d. 40 @ents tunrSe
fir bas 8funo besablt. 1881 8alen
luuroen beute Oerfauft. $4,000 8alIen
empfanaen. r.a Tsg
10 oIfnb @itttass.
r,s @ol0., 153. go -.
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ltffatif6e 6 bDlerd IN 6 bina
u Beinabe ieber Sal fprrOe ctlrirt
siiI barA ben ie3t }ts2ai
Y q I 11-&iIIGr.

b, r,6as( S9iuerSenst0bter, ma
pen ben Step. 81. gEeIfofb, yllifiondr ia Obi.
ma Der I'D iest aiif elmer Beiu6 etetfe in Ysthfns
pailieh beftnbefs e4 ii EJGfsQ H3ifs
! as @a.s btnst to n, @snn, SHHi Is. 1866.
Serrn BERN, 7apts unS Ssbu, Yrepieense, p. 8.
Msin 8err! f stSrr 4,ts fp oaes
@dbfenb zines aufehtbnItes pon 10 Sabrer ais
Ntiivndr In Siem iirc China, fanb 10 ibren fans
sen S9nettensf1bteF ais ansgeietAhftes Rittd fir
bic fhfhtetli9e PET, bic Cholera. Set Nnipenbune
Der Hsebicn fdno 10 &c am f1iffamite, etnen Tbees
l0ifeI bapons IN elmer GiH beiben 9safr nit liider
ueflnbt, ~ eeben. Damn, mad IS gtiititef, eebe
mann etnen &blBiieI ucn berisben 9tiihnngiebe Nis
nnte, Hts 2tnheritna etntrtt. 8nne ben Raeen NIT
iUarner Bain Auer afD reibe Sie @Iiesef Fe3t bart
eanltts Bon tebp perfonsns bic bic WebteiH bel
ebolsraiduen udtig anIpahoteil, genabeh A9t.
~ Sbr ereebentt G 5l4 Leg III 3
1eIforD.
Bel einem AntaH pom Tiarrbea, abwsidteh DSer
9stbtrdmpten icIte Der spain ailIer~ fofort anpe-
R6a5~ 81 ausn apotBssen 81 5aBen.
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Sat elm bepdHftes gilfte fnf isbe Wrt 0tl6sDHre
sibeinnatiamna, Nnetftpngfl uDb ans btfe Gc6dben
OF bat cine non bm efbit bereitete ntperfos sab
auu Bertoiif bic ben pieleh Deat4en testiA empfDb
len egbentapn, ba ie felt lanaeH SabEen an Rteiaen
YIabe aebfailbt pot0en TT uih sfDay nit grptei or.
3 sst9s * -. Gp,rfeSsl ,ft
A2R eTb GoaIIsaetrase, iiliterbalb btr Drutfaen
iuiifB Rethootheftis9e. y
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gneenDsG lnSsn.

Gin Serr, Der SabreIans is1on an neru6ien S&pds
Den, friibstitsen Beffdn ioie unter 5oeSR teimIis
DER SuseHbfaHbeH HIT, Mn snm Uslen BET it.btnbsn
rpeIdbes i'm IeIb earfrte, tel aher5ennen. asanEe
oeer aeieeitbe, weide Dc ron tim eenacte gtiabruna
beapiRls4sH wapi9sn, lnsesn I'D md BEN brtbten
ri ' s@ 81 pa y sssssHs@ as: iS Sssssas.
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gH d r s.. gu TIM ann I
80 20 syu5Iic gdudfe.
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II r .lflta
A@as = sss .stF ssAsseasgL sxssa fsts
i sasSHs fssiN sHa sase ass aa1gss
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! 6Yectal g OtiSta,

S5ert sy1pris NDber
It aofal @9tgeut Der g8ennehee 9taats :
3situne@. a'@ '''a s's~' '''' go. - - +
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-12

AZ ,Seitern bielten in @6gefeI6 Der
= Hontfac" nlio Der Southerfl" Bale
BAL Stub Elm Breis Snrnier ab. Der
erftere gIub beftebt aus ben S0bnen
itnferer oeuti9en Nfitbiiraer Der neun ;
ten ggaro. 9erielbe 9eipann einen
9ldSen0en Sies iiber ben ,,Soutbern. y
Der Yontinc" bate 81 SeoreS aeaen
IL Sss ,,gOutbern.
0as 5olgenOe lit Elm lleber6lif Der
Sbdtigfeit oes SBontiac"
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nent is policy which the United States may
hereafter be expected to cultivate with con-
stancy and assiduity. The so-Called Emperor,
viewing the full prospect which this policy so
undisgnisedly opens, may, If h. chooses, resolve
to seat his empire on a volcano, and in close
neighborhood to such dangerous magazine as
republican freedom.
We cannot escape the curious coincidence of
the law nationalzing peonagN in Mexico, after
slavery has been destroyed in the United States,
with the establishment OF MaXlmihan'5 Bureau
of Emigration, and the Sonora enterprise of the
ex-senator and mock-Duke, DR.. GwiD. All the
interests Of colonization and emigration in the
new Empire are now in the hands Of exiled
Rebels from the United States Gwin was the
first agent employed by MaXimilian. Maury,
nors from Louisiana and Texas, and a host of
smaller Rebels, have succeeded him, and en-.
larged the imperial favor. Stolen land and
cheated labor are the inducements offered to
such Rebels as are unable to find freedom and
"cheap nggers" enough in their own country
a policy which chimes harmoniousy with MIR.
Isham G.. Harris opinion of the MeXicans-"the
most worthless population on earLh"-which Is
another good reason why bad Southerners should
go and make money out of them. Thus it singu-
larly appears that our whipped eXiles are anX-
iOus to obtain the whip.hand over somebody
else, even ifthey have to go upon their knees to
an Emperor 10 take the bribe. Six hundred
acres OF land and so many Mexican poems consh-
tute the barter for new-found loyalty, and are
the conditions and prospects OF the transfer OF
slavery from the United States to Mexico.
Finally, MaXimilian, who has stolen throne,
builds up a great wrong against the Mexican
people in order to give the most comfortable
asylum TO our own wrong-doers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-05
PeOnage in Mexico.
From he Tri6une.

IRON me ITfOuHe
In the diplomatic correspondence which Mr.
Seward has furnished, in obedience to resolu-
lion of Congress inquiring into the system of
slavery decreed by Macmillan, we have few
exact details of the system in the letter of the
Mexican Minister, Senor Romero. The patron"
it seems, is master, and the workingman vir-
tually a slave. The patron is bound to
feed, clothe, and lodge his workmen, support
them in sickness, and, on certain stringent con-
ditons, pay them a sum of money, the fourth
part OF which, says SenOr Romero, Twill be lost
to the workngman almost, because he can
neither dispose Off nor the interest while the
contract lasts" The workingman engages for
five wears at least, ten years at most and the
patron must maintain the children OF the laborer.
Says Senor Romero;-
"Ihs slavery is hereditary, because, according to
article three of the regulation, in OF the death
of the father (work gmanl the patron shall consi-
der himself tutor OF the children and they shall
tinue in his service until majority the condI
tions was the father The heirs OF the patron will
hold in their turn these workingmen III conformity
with article five. To complete the odIous practices
of the holders of slaves the regulation referred TO
contains (arcle SIX an article against fugltivo
slaves by which, in case of desertion, the workman,
when caught, shall be signed, without wages at ALL
to the pubic works until his patron comes to re-
CLAIM him. To consummate this work Of iniquty,
article fifteen provides that in case of death an IN
testate' without heirs, the peculium of the work.
ingman shall pass into the control of the public
treasury"
The features of this code do not. essentially
vary from the old slave la ws and new appren-
ticeship forms of the South, or the notorious
coolie-peon systems of the tropics, which sought
to conserve all the despotsms of slavery while
rendering its legal aspect more plausible. Peon-
age gives its victims only the liberty to doom
themselves to slavery, which is quite like a few
of the laws which the worst men OF the South
are willing to enac. against majority of their
owciizens-citZens OF the Kepublic--iust as
AL,,u ip ha off of
Empire The present spuit OF our institutions
cannot, we are officially assured, tolerate peon
age either here or there; and Mr. Seward has
in clear and comprehensive terms that "the per
feet equality OF men Of the African race Will
men OF other races throughout the whole cont
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6months at 10 cents day, nsurng in the of $1,000
giving SIS per week disabled to be had at the Gene
raj Office No. lS3 g. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia or
the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be sure to purchase
the tickets Of the North American Transit insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information apply at tn
Company.
LEWIS l. HOUPT President.
JAMES M. CONRAD, Treasurer.
HENRY G. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN O. BULLITT, Solicitor.
DIRECTORS.
L. J.. Houpt late of Pennsylvania Railroad Com many,
NJ. Baird, OF M. w. BALDWIN d Co.'s.
Samue @ Palmer, Cashier OF Commercial Bank,
Richard Wood, Ne. 800 Market street.
James Nj. Conrad, No. 623 Market street.
j. i. KDgsly, Continents al Hotel
H. G. Lesenring Nos 237 and 239 DOCK street.
Samuel W ork OF Work McCouch Co.
George Martin, No. 322 Chesnut street. ll3ly
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
lNcOHfoRArfPP fPPNNsYIVyhNrA NJ yi ALhiss55SLATuRE iss5.
OFFICE g. e. GogNER THIRD AND WALNUT
MARlNE INSURANCE
SSRsos stosS To all parts of thew
fANlchiI iIHLkSD INsURANcEs
On Goods by River Canal, Lake, and Land Ca
al TIRRE PERI iSstR, q tHe HPl4ni ,Ndps
On Stores, Dive ling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l, 1865.
slSo 600 United States per cent loan 9s
- Treasury Note;.... .i;.:.....: iO4 $500
Loan. ........;....; ,.i..,s....:.... 1855
,.ss. Loan. 5s25O
Loan. 80. i.;;s:;..;;...: ll2sl25o
gas Six Per Cent. Bonds...;,;;..: 9O,OOOOO
gage SIX Per Cent. Bonds.,.;.3... 2s75OOO
gage Six Per Cent. bonds. .........;., 2S,75OOO
sHSrsnteod Ssid P5HiiS' By he city fy' Of Phiis
7l5O l4s ps'Rare sRares Stock Pcnnsvvasa Rail-
5000 lo6 TPSd sSsSs sTo9S Sor SOO
Railroad Compa pany.,......s......... 9,25OOO
'' ment Subject % 10 ten DAYS DAYS cal, 80. 100000
Loan a. .e.e.'ee @ % ....... Is9OOOO
liens on City Property. .....,....,... 110 10000
81 ,OS6s5O Par. Market value go. .s996 $1,000
Real Estate. te............................ 36l 0OOO
Bills receivable for ns urances made. l2l,0l3 81
Balances due at Agencies-Premiums
on Marine Policies. Accrued lnte-
rest, and other debts due the Com .
phny 4uOllA
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and other Companies, 8 1888, Esti ~
mated value. 2,9lO w
IN .SOJtyJb og
Cash in Drawer. 6IS48
- 566S537
80 q ~. 20
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u<%Efs, STEAM 10 LIVERPOOL-
ssSklAA4ssk4S Calling at QUEENSTOWN. The Inman Line
sailing SEMI WEEKLY, carrying the U. 8, Mail.
ETNA, Saturday, Decembe 80.
CITY OF MANCHEsTkR, Wednesday, January 3.
EDINBURGH. Saturday, January q.
At noon, from Pier "A North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST laDn .S90OO Steerage. $4,000
First CABIN to London 95 90 steerage London
First Cabin 20 Paris. l0500 SteeraRe Paris 1000
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg, Bre-
men, &c, &C., at moderate rates.
Passage by the mai steamers, sailing every SATUR-
DAY, payable in god Passage by the milo week
steamers, payab in United states currency.
Passage by the W Wednesday steamers :-Cabin 800,
Steerage S36; payable in United States currency.
Steerage passage from Liverpool Queenstown, $50
gold, or its equivalent Tickets be bought here by
persons sending for their friends
For iurther Information apply at the COMPANY 0cea
JOHN G.. DALE Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
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<1EESS HAMILL'S PASSAGE OFFICE.
sssSSsII1s 10 FOR LIVERPOOL AND CORK DIRECT.
he frst-class tul powered clyde built iron screw
Steams hips o. this Line regularly
EVERY WEDNESDAY IHR0UGHoUT THE YEAR
SaslN "nrSoSh RON do SS
PAYABLE IN PAPER MONEY, w
FOR
LONDONDERRY, BELFAST DUBLIN, GLASGOW
OR LIVERPOOL.
CABIN ceording to locatonJ $50, $50, and On
81 ~ - - S50O
from PhIade phja to any OF the above ports
Parties about visiting the old country viii find II Il
gaRng elsewhere as they choice berths an
save their raj road expenses TO New York
For passage, apply to- W. A. HAMILL,
Drafts issued for any amount payable in any part of
ENGLAND, Ireland, Scotland, and Waes or on the Con-
tnent. Sal
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Secretary Stewards Southern Voyage.

From The World
Although Mr.. Seward is in no high sense a
statesman, he is politician OF consummate cum
ming. His voyage through the West Indies into
the South Atlantic is a masterstroke OF craft.
He has caused it to be trumpeted TO the four
winds that this voyage has no political signif-
canoe, and we are bound to believe him on
grounds as unquestionable as those alleged by
Cicero (who was as great wit as orator), when
calling at the door of Senator and being told
by the servant that his master was not at home
replied, with great apparent naioete, "That is
certainly true, for just overheard him tell you
teken for purely recuperative reasons, MIR. Sew
ards physician having advised it, We do not
doubt that the American Secretary's physician
is as complaisant a; was the Roman Senator's
valet, nor have we any suspicion that this yoyase
in search of health was prompted or suggested
by President Johnson, who Is Straightforward
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