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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-16

progress. The attendance Saturday
evening was fair, and the playing
spirited.
The thirteenth game of the Tour
nament was played Saturday morning
by Messrs. Anderson and Capron,
commencing at 1917. Won By Ander-
son. Grand Score, 800 and 266. In
nings so each. Averages, winners 8;
losers SIC. Highest runs, Anderson,
46; -Capron, 49, Time, one hour and
eight minutes.
The fourteenth game followed
Messrs. O'Connell and Mcfarland.
Won by Mcfarland. Grand Score,
201 and 301. Innings, So each. Aver
ages, winners $40; looser's 3-42.
Highest runs, Mcfarland, 65, O'Oon-
nell 80. Time, one hour and ten
minutes.
The fifteenth game was played Sat
urday afternoon essrs. McCracken
and Morris, commencing at 2:O3.
Won by Morris Grand score 274
and 30f. Innings AZ each. Avera
ges, winners IT; losers 6-22. High
est runs, Morris, 335; McCracken, 43.
Time, one hour and six minutes.
The sixteenth game followed
Messrs. Capron and Mccarthy Won
by Mccarthy Grand score, 1l6 and
300. Innings, % each Averages,
winners, 1910; losers, 4. Highest
runs, Mccarthy, a; Capron, %.
Time, forty six minutes.
The seventeenth game was played
Saturday evening Messrs. O'COnnell
and McCracken commencing at :48;
won by O'Connell Inningg, O'Con-
nell, 40; McCracken, 48. Averages:
winners, 81; losers, Alb. Highest
runs: O'Connell, 80; McCracken, g.
Time one hour and four minutes.
The eighteenth game followed
Messrs. MFarland and Capron; won
by the latter Grand score: 228 and
301. Innings, 40 each. Averages:
winners, 6-13; losers, 4-36 Highest
runs: M'Farland, 81; Capron, 40.
Time: one hour and ten minutes.
The nineteenth and twentieth games
were played this forenoon. The last
game, the twenty-frst, viii be played
this evening, and the Tournament
will close.-Fort Wayne Gazette-(of
Monday.
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CARRIAGE MAKER,
+. HAMMERSTEIN,
Carriage and Wagon
MANUFACTORY.

CORNER MAIN STREET AND CANAL.
The undersigned has now On hand a
splendid assortment of finished Carriages
for Spring Trade They are of the latest
and most improved styles, and include
Four-P Passenger Roekaways, Light Rock
ing Tops; also, fancy light Trotting Bug
gies and Prince Alberts. sa4s HNr
/ have BuggIeS gotten up extra strong,
for country use. My work is made of the
very best and thoroughly seasoned timber,
and ironed with extra refined iron. use
no factory wheels, nay wheels being made
by hand at the shop, by the best of mocha
mics. 1 warrant all my work to give entire
satisfaction in every respect. Persons wish
q it to their interest to cali and examine
Y stock before purchasing elsewhere. 1
oppose to sell at the lowest possible cash
ties. 4 f. HAMMERSTEIN.
marie 3tst
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Buys U. S. Certificates, Bonds. and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
mestic Paper; and, for the accommodation
of Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
ment Loans, it offers to receive packages of
U s. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of
charge, affordtng small holders the oppor-
tunity to avoid the Insecurity and risk of
retaining them III their own possession.
ieI9tf
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To Builders and Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- building Of the Courthouse of Hem
derson County, Kentucky, viii be received
until Saturday, June is, 1866, at u o'clock m.
Plan, specifications, working, drawings,
&c, TO be seen at the law Office of Turner Il
Trafton, east side of Main Street, city of
Henderson.
BY order of Henderson County Court.
II. T. TURNER.
JESSE LAME
G. G. Fades,
may3l dSW Commissioners.
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DR.. II. 4. ARMISTEAD

- Office on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence ON Third street be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut (adioinfnc the
tend to the duties of hts profession in city
or country, at all hours OF the day or night.
maylS d2m
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Workmen sent to all parts to ut up work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery. - a
nk% All orders viii receive our indiy idu-
al al lention, and viii be promptly filled on
Che most reasonable terms. 80 t f-r 4
Office and Foundry on the Canal corner
of I3gle Street, fgrsaE 4 f7o oct6-dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-16

Dealers in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
EIrssBricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
Cloth, &C., at Manufacturers Prices
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HATS and GAPS

We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line, at the fi8
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
Persons purchasing are respectfully In ~
vited to call at No. So MAIN STREET. .
and examine our stock.
VIM. II. WALKER & co.
MARI Bm
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General Banking Business,

7-9o TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER.
BANK NOTES. EXCHANGE.
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SALES ROOM

Main Street, opposite Court House. Foun-
dry near mouth of Pigeon Greek.
HS-Orders solicited. Teb
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Go

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.........-.....sl,O 100000
PAID UP CAPITAL..................... 100000
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF EVANSVILLE.
C. R. Bement, - Pres'f.
John d. Roche, Cashier.

Having commenced business at its office
corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS,
offers its services to the citizens Of Evans
vile and its vicinity, being prepared to
carry on legitimate
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TOBACCO SCREWS, SC, &C.,

1910 aA34i 4FtA4
.Ut8l9 ~ ii 80 I-a
,aTotai~0G - EE
II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-26
6 Inc
mertbppQe Ha,n1 AT Derfaufen

Ole lInterseit netcn bisten biermtt itre Sdrrn sum @erfaufs
an. 9icie Rarm 1T ,r0ei MPeilen Stlit pon eOnrpn, Gabifpn
County, S6io, an Der geor8ssrtlle 5tnae 9e'egeu, entbhlt 100
Tder outes eanb, upson 20 afer eetlGrt iinb, Der Jeit be.
febt aus g9alpuna. Sin gutes g9pbntau4. Steuer, binldn9
lid stalluna. fupie drummer nit 9utem Q9afer, elm Sbft=
aarten nit mebr a1s %eiubuneert fer befen tra9eneen Sbtfrdu
me berhanat uo ipuittae Isrbeh srungen itnp auf hieier
saym. 9ds game Sanb lit rpltpm"aen nit elmer autea SEM
umletsn. Ole notwithstanding mersen Sdufer isbr nor
tbeiibaf # Tnteu. Td9ere gusfunft barber ertbslen bic lin.
terSei1netgn.
81. II. SSacpb 9siher,
Spnfpn, WiaSifpn 60, S6ip.
gpir; %. 'ae. Smt 10
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Antizen.

Ser SenierIdrm an Der Grsnss Sen,
tramnfhfreias fauert iinuntertrrmen fort, tsiHr1nft
fih ater ned meif auf Samaesn. Ser Saupt,
renner In Gafpctt, @alais mnn anesrsn Iidsen an
Der @rense III Der S'Dsabcnep'lh xSinanSaini,
fer" 6iuian. Gr foate in elmer &see Su Salats,
has Bic Senisr In loren 2lnitrsnsunsen sur 8sfreis
una Srlanes bic @eIsee Der Ser. Staaten relpsftiz
rem piircen. listrisens fsi es YhiHt Der Ser.
@taaten, bic fsntltbs 8enesun8 nurh Wahsn uno
Gelb III untsrthssn. Ser trittifbc 9lan elmer
CONFEDERATION Der britiIhs decentralization Yros
pinsen siele auf GrriHtuns einer f~arfen Mcnarhie
an Der Hprosrense Der Ser. Staaten BIN. aeenn
Die @eaner ieues 9lanes IN Cen biittltsn Yrrrins
aen Ieltft Nh III erbsten tesinnen, 10 leien Die See
nier bsreit, ibnsn su belfsn. sc lei bic Mbii@t Der
Eenier, fcrttrd6renb an Der @rense Gcnpsnticnen
III balten, tis Die Gcnf5osratirnstrase snt IGiseen
Iei. (8sfanntli@ berrIht IN g,eutraunihmsis wes
aen eicIer 6raas tetrShttits Aufresun9.) SIN 9srs
Ia,fe Der 8eee isute es 6ilian entlHieoen IN Mtrene,
nae Die Senier sinen Ginfau in Die britii4en Yrc,
rin,sn t~eabThttsen.
@ah BEN ~nsnefen geriatsn fsinhst ilh Sen.
Msabe auf esm Ylaee, Inn Die sSeutralitdtsssisss
aafreAt Su srbalten NIB Srurren Bon 8crtlano
trafen Elm. &ilian fat bic GsSene plSsli9 psrs
IaiIen.
@atpprt Maine, 16 &prif. Sclsenber Yrcs
fIamatipn III an 8prb Des snaliihen 8riessi1iffes
in @au1pptsaO RON Cen Usnisrn in circulation &c,
fest ~ipproen:
rMatrcien nnb Wfarinesg rleaten !!
Ser. gtaeten 9irssr lansn Sud sin, ans sanS
~ fcmn,en, irenn SIR Das Gisenibunt uno Die 8lsts
SuneefaGe Der @flaperti snriaiabt. S9r trsrest
Greibat, gameraoen nno &anpsleatsn %Inoen."
Sin 8sro nes 0anlpfsrs brad, cine Mcuterst ais
unD 40 0iann inb IN Giisn selsst trrrhsn.
Sic tiesidtriss auswanoerung mad Mcntana
inb Seabc 1T gang unseteusr. Ssnss BON Saint
2cuis mad Dem ctsren 0lifruri a6sebense 8cct
lit ~aeeranst uoa srn9a1asiersn, Die ifr Slid IN DEN
Gplominsn nes fsrnsn Beisns ssrIu5ea molten.
Sic @efebrten Der @ittsturser Sis
rath" perfsblsn nicpt, Eel Dem t~raurisen W}orefaa
in 4bilahelpbia eas Siht i9rer sscarapbiihsn
aemntniis lsudtsn gu I~aiisn. sc 9siBt: Ser
MSrner 1T aus Stra6turs %setdrtis. strabsars
lisst an Ger @rsn5s ~smtiaen Sranfrsia unS
Gentibfanb, In elmer G5sssno, bic BON Banniten
unS alien antern Nrtsn Bon 8isb in Wfsnihsnse.
ftalt rpilumelt. Ste @sp5lfsrlns seRSrt elmer bss
irnbern STAGE an, sinem Gemiln BON Uran,oisn,
Deuti5en, Stalisnern unb Shmsisern." Ga ecnnte
man wirftia in 8eriu2uns f%rmnen, mad Der al'
ten Ntslceie: % Straeburs. . Strebtuta, On
runeeltrne Stabt," elm 2Dtliee auf Die @elsbrs
%fanfsit, mis Daniel Re %sntfaltst, III iin9en.
(Gitts. 8olfab.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-26

94euelihfeitsn in epnbcn. Sic
@einnahtsSsit 1T Die 3eit oes Subres, mo tinter
9arten;aunen Die meiiten jsncr unteimlihsn Bafes
ts pcn Der 8DliSet aufsetoten irsroen, bic IN sams
pen cser in bic rStmse" scmifelte - irsaqe
l~rrrfsne Sinner snttaltsn. Gs lteit fh fhrdtsrlih
atsr es 1T bic Wabrbsit. Gin 8iatt ihretbt &a6
g8inlsln Der sauslinse, bic nitt lsbsn icllen, flinat
iibsraQ i'm 9anss ourh nas Settle oes 0erfshrs."
Sm Sabre 1864 tstrus cieis sntisstids uNuHsis"
5000 uuh eten rsrSfsntliht Der @croner Der Grafs
iaaf, Mioolsslsr, Sr. a~ancaitsr, ~isinsn DffcieGen
v98sibnaAtsrsprrt," IN melhsm es bsist: Ser
ainsermprp in 9cnpcn Sat 70 firhtstliae 9rrpOrs
tiOnsn ansencmmen, DAP i'd nidt i'm m%inhsitsn Anz
ftanD nsbme, III tsbaupten, baB je unter prei6is
I~sricnen meitliasn Gsidlshts, rsasn mir tssesz
nsn, cine NtSrpsrin nit ancGer g8crten raB
IL 900 gssitsr in 2onnon fno, hfnsn jenes @ers
brsdsen susuihrsibsn 1T. 3pnteniauu srifrsGt id
unauf6Drlih auf tpots Sinbsr, Die in Die @Srtsn gs
~iprrfsn, IN parfs p%erlafsn, auf 9atntStsn pers
itsGt lrorpbn. 2tuh 9srbstrat6ste FnD oft rsiisls
Zen 8srbrchsns ihulois."
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Some geriiderungs=0 eieai6aft,
Columbus !. Chin.

5tsfe epmpasnie SerFaert abetfpnbertes gissntbum erfer ElaSe
Fdrm. 0e6Guse. griSat.grtntdnie une eeren Snbdlt Bfrf6erunss.
9pleen peretn tntreeer mad een Aetien pcr dhettndtme .giau ub
,par auf traere etne 3ii Won rt1t nebr ais flnf SJabren ausesReQt.
SIN etaern GtFtr 10. reen ni&t mehr ais $4,000 verf6ert, moo G.seuttum.
Tpppn eurd tn 8ruer mebr ais $4,000 rertb ssraSrt mtrbsn f6nnte.
Eiefe Gpnupasntt perF&ert eesen gsf6drtBune petr Gntsanruns bur&
Ben slts. Die Direftsrsn ffbsn meer sarauf f&sre als a%ussssstnte
Gefbafte III tbun, ba sis cine befert Garantte fir bic 8prtpauer uns
cen enbit6en 9rOle ID. Sic t6ten es f& sur aessl asnaa6t aas
Werlufe punttlih une NltB su bsrt&tt9eu, fa bet ttrer 8efhdftsfut-
runs pes brHsn unp fparfamaen glanes su bericnsn ub ben gerfAer.
ten baburt pel ~ trfgarsn eas re BITE Ssrfhsruns su benz wirfii6sa
Rotten lseHe be, Berlufe une ausiaser sewdbreu, pa bic @epinnfe aus
Idlesfb ben gsrH&srtsn gu gut trnrnen, uh tnbem tie sr Setttif-
aune sinlanen, ehs nit Der feftaeu lebsrteusuns Su ttuu, bs Der sra
tbntn In t nrenbuns sebra&te CLAN bic @tieaf5aft ,u elmer baueruefa
uab fir bic ypHse- Snbabsr H2crta anfalt MAIDEN nnb.
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Ybillpplna SOnlmer,

erGautt i6 ter teutiden @ertlferun8 ron 6plunbus rnr I'm
aeQenb te gnSeige gu MAIDEN, baf ne Nh bier bel ttren GER
rantten nod einem teinafe 3~0jGbriRen sufsntHalt in te1
Statt Stem Dprf, f6rnIih anidbi9 asmaeht bat. unS erhrnsbl
fb ale prafttite Geburt&belferin alien fenieni8en, Etc tbr
SIlfe ~bebGrfen. =
9u0lei6 erlautt ie fth gu %erwGbnen, taf ne, nabren1 IT
ibr 6ramen i'm Sabre 1888 pur elmer fGnial. baieriben Som,
miFipn in ~gGirsburs tetanren, cas- 9tplOnl as Geburtsbel=
ferin erbulten,
sud5 erlaubt lie f6 iFren Sreunten nitiutbetlen, eas ~
ieterseit bereit lit su idrIpfet.
Sbre @obnuna lit nebea 6errn s. g. Srud, so. 2t9 9.
Srrntitra6e, in ten bintern @ebauee.
Oft. "a. 1864. 1Ipm
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9eutf6e
Veuer=V er1herungs= @eieQfhaft
Gleteiano, Ohio.

1. Rapital unb ltstsriaub ........... $2ts, 100
bppOtbstarti6 seii6ert auf l~iesenbes @tsentbum.
2. Msitsrs @sranttprrtlt4fett Der stcf.
hrlcers ~S|OU,OOO
Ole reuti6s esieaf6aft, ~sesrhnbet sstruar S. 1859 as
autOrifrt turb bas gsies bee staatss OtiO ssrf&srt ss'
gen gerluft bur6 Seuer:
gebdnoe gsaaren uno perfOnIides Gigentbum
i'm Staate .S6tp.
runss =~llrfunbsn, rpelte in beuti9er nns snsltf5er Spra8s
a~nsssisrtist psrben, ~beiseernft.
Sireftprsu Der geienidaft:
Or. Wn. mspsr, Seinri$ 9shmsr, ahOlf g%asttssrs.
g SO S6mtSt, SacOb Dauler, Sacpb Waper,
Spbn a8asnsr, Setter Setelba4, Or. 9b. RSer.
Seaulte:
aboGf gettbera, Graf. Saepb MAYER, giespsai.
Saest DalIer, eetretar nnb S&aSmsiHsr.
gnauGrtige Ngenteu, reip. @orreiponoenteu.
erempnt: G. gstQnrer, gilmore: 9SiQtam yulenaper
Bellevue: s & @iisntets Surpn: Spbn s6rttt
g2pnrpeptle: R 9ipfel GermiQipr 8 t6aierfue
gtrpn: 8 speber une 8 Stint amherff: s ttbs
SifNn: Sb Gnia Upper Sanensfa: ae8etter
WafEQpn: Setter Sucius liverpool: Saul Ge9
Canton: 81 lillian StIrbof Uhlan: y Vrnnner
8irhlap: SDbn Opeifel 9acprus: so 8ufnaann
Ypunastopn: R G8efd gprwalf: 30 Subr
gSnSasfp: { araab ereaiin. @i8ael Gess9
glpria: Sphn QGrit Warren: O. .. Sude
esauipn: 8. 8. Sdneter apnprta: DR. ainafeet.
ct. Wa,rs: gb Sersing Miiebletctpn 6. Sadnfana
Sulpbrr Sprina: s. Seibp Wtulersbure BENZ. @pbn
UtaripR Sb. 8rener Wapdfpnetd: Nf. ShnlpFpB
BENTON: 6. Saufmann giprpaif: Y. Verge.
9elpbps: @b. Sing 9Beinsbsre: s. @erber
Yefianee &. 81 Sir6ner yerarf, Gliding Co.: q. erpfsr
9ancafer &. Seller @arep: .. Sare
Rereo &. ,Rrimsr Canal Clinton s. Qimsa9
gonol Fultpn: SD. Sch, fen. 9elarare: e.. 2iebenbprfer
Canal Dover: 81. GRpntaa glphefer: gnb. Stabl
Darlington: 6. Maper gapolson: ". Spaptb
Stem gremen: g & UtsslDb @igiprina Spbn Nerles
Sbpielb: 6. Wilsr Gina Sbsrmeper
louisville: 8riep. Sta6l.
Geileube agcntcn:
IR @ubmann, 5rieeri6 SeI6a6.
Sanuar 10. '85.
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Bhbii9. ltnisre assislatur fat einen 9es
Itlu6 ansencn1nren, Den Nansn zines Der Dem
staate sstGtsnoen u&ssimsntss@blsr" rcn
vAnep Srtnion" in Stmotbp" rtnsutaufen.
9ie Wetrtsit u~nisrsr 9ssislatur iaetnt aus
0sutsu su ts7sten, bic jebsn Sag ibre Is anf's Sig.
lsoer srtaltsn iontsn. 2Hie man bieie Seuts neunt,
wirD eaa jsbsr SHulmsilsr iaseu fSnnsn.
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aQslatts.

GnaGanb. Sic SSnisin Sictcria Fat Sas fol-
ssnbe sissubdnbias .Sdrsiten an iperrn SEQ. gea,
tctp, BEN t%sfanntsu BANTER, serittet Ger Die ar'
men 9rnnrnB 10 sSslrnitbts untsrfiste:
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Ole
9eipsiger 0artenlanbe fllr 1866,

nur $500 Der Sa6rsans.
I'm tiefer eurdb innern Gehalt unS dusere ansfoituna ats
ae,eibnetsn 2eitihrift bic gr66te Gerbrettung gu iitern une
UNI &c. mt anbsrn 9aprten gu iagen. Setermanu mS9lid
m Madden. lid tieielbe gu ieinem peer ieiuer Sarnilie giusen.
III batter, baben mir nns bewp9en s~efunben. ZEN 9rdmienpreis
fir 1866, pon jet an anf nnr
SO, 90 currency fir Den Sabreans III fenen.
gQe uns ,~uaeiantten g~uftri9e perpen mir auf eas Srpmp=
teI,e ausSufabren bsmabt iein.
S6ec6alb uno S6eurfauf,
9ud. rnS sunfbanNluns, ~epurtbaus, Cincinnati, o.
I8. Jaur 5plhe 9efelIun9en f6nnen berldf9tigt werten,
tsnen Ter wolfe acknowledgements 5~ei8sfh8t it,.
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With a Surplus of over sioo. 900.

The Travellers Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn., was the first to successfully introduce
In this country the practice OF Insurance against
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ing In shops, mills, factories, or on the farm
A General Accident Policy covers every possi
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ing, also all forms of dislocations, broken bones,
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eIers, the action OF lightning sun stroke, the
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This company has been in successful operation
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oserJourteen hundred losses-in addition to the
iatge sum OF S9Z, 500 realized to twenty nine
policy holders, for $Jf2 received in premiums
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
The best policy Tor every man, whether he trav-
els much or little, is a General Accident policy,
which insures against every possible form of casu
ATTY, at all times and places
An annual premium of $40 or $l2 according to
occuPstion), will secure General Accident poll
yof ., Voo IN case of fatal accident $40 per
week during disability caused by accident mot
exceeding twentysn weeks Tor any one accidentl
An annual premium of s25 or $50 will. IN like
mehher' secure policy for 81, 1000, or So per
A
ANY other sum, from 5000 to $40, 900, a, pro
POrtlonate rates Where policies are issued
against loss of life only, the much 10
liberal discount on three and five year policies.
| ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT POLL
| C{ES.
M. company issues very convenient form of
one Month General Accident policies, at the rate
| OF 81 per thousand-wIth s. per week compensa-
| uon Tor each Thousand insured. These much
| better than insurance tickets Cor travellers and
others desiring short risks, as they can be taken
IN any amount from sos to $40 goo; they cover
| az accidents, and each policy 10 resistered, 81
| that the insurance is good the policy is
| lost or destroyed.
| For mechanics and others who cannot easily
| spare the amount OF an annual premium, but
| would llse TO insure by the month, these short
time policies are - ust the thing To any per
! son Who buys ak one month policies IN any one
year, policy tor half year will be gwen with.
out charge teXeePta policy fee OF one dolar.i
Policies issued by
J. NJ. BUFORD, Agent,
| mayl7dtf. Rock Islaud.
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