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, 1866-05-22
THE SPANISH-CHILlAN WAR.

En1lao Dolnbarled bY tho spanish
Their Vessels MePulAed with Heavy
LoAa-The Whole Fleet More or Less
DhsnREcd-RaIhinE OF The Riuckade
at Valparaiso
EEw ioEk, May si.-1he Panams Ss7r AMI Hkr-
aid cxtfa, NAF 13lh, has lhe too king: The Uatied
statee dac+hlp Esnaerhlt ana 'he monitor MoDad
mock a1rtvt III the hArbot OF PtuauA on the even
Ing o! the 18th tutt having Failed from CallAo On
1he 3D. BY these vessets We have News Of the rcsnt
OF the bouabardnent ot Csllao.
On 4he ID, at noon the acs Ion commenced from
the shoc batteries, their fire being tcurnod By the
GeEenEueln+ Villa dc Madnd and Blanca on',he
northern Eide. aud the Anmancte. Respiuciou and
Alsmansa on the routh, The villa De Madrid and
1'e9eneuela wers 50 badly d1unaced carly m the
hcht lhAt they were obliget 10 withdlaw 10 San
Lorenzo, and shcy were Afterwards followed By the
NuEnaucia and the Icf1 Of the nctt. NIL more or les
damaged.
The spsnteh Admiral Nancz, Il said to hase been
badly wounded during The cu-aermcnL SENIOR
tipu Of battery.
noon: *lsn Il terminated By the withdrawal Of the
Spanish 1ect.
Very lille damage has been done to Callao, only
few hundred dollars worth Of psopsrty being esid
to be destroyed. exclusive Of what The batteries
.Eude1cd+ Ten PeTnvl1ns IRE rrporfet Killed, and
twenty wnunued. No,hl, :. reliable has pee0 heard
Of 1hc loss OF the side Of tho spsn1ard hut ii Is
Owing to the eboFt time wh 'ch elapsed between
The termination Gt the en;uccu1eut aud the depss-
1urc Of the Vanderbilt. tha1 vr.tel brings up no
spautasta Intended to renew the attack, but II Ia
fhc neysr of the deEeat Of the invaders was re-
ceived With great enthusiasm By the Inhabitants o
Advices from Valparaiso, April 17<h, report the
bjockade raised and that The Government has
brought into force the import and export uoties a.
they Werr pfcy1oue TO the hlockade-
.
, 1866-05-22

sz&rec fu9u}rr lpto the cx,~d,,,,cx ~, r1,r.Hnr
much pt fne NatIpeaf Hsnttn~ = .s Apnss 1s y
derpt1on Of eireuiatint nSca ~ - sns hn. ,e
abfosd ~ VI 'oeo oaaS7
Houxc wcnt Into Committee m the rs- MI,
Amcucmcnts e1emptiue brnoms snH .reaa.. TnL
Sate fpm per cent tax wezs ru5ee,ed but %asan
tnsmes. hsasanlc eagiae.. 6fpos III xsa;s gaiHen
The paragraph In 1rjerrnee TO eoe,nes u,a IN
rne tncines, INCLUDING H. hn1istr s.d ~ et,a. @11
car', tux Of per cent ID raIorsTn. hnt cxen1na
from such tax those portions on which La h,s hscs
Erestoualy eaid. ~'A A@>s o'eA
The paragraph In respect to vino wss ,in IN rr,a
ION wine made OF crapee. lurther .fr.nctti INV
Juice muEh ax Of 81 ccns ner esinn. ro1,das.
that whtn etrpe juicc or mnxh r. Eli ~,
from ths y5neTsrg 10 ,.1,ass T. y s1io a@caateiE
The ue Tor faudu1entjy srnidinr * 49, es ~
mp wines was Increased from ftf6 to S5n. AA@4s
Ihe psragrsph taxing thycad I've uer cent .y.x
amended b. atdnF the v.n1is = ma 80 ~ ~. "as
Ms. MORRILL, moved 10 iessen ~ sH9e- ;a1 m s.,a
r nN oAs e~enallaoa a4om f1sAN 10
III. ALLEY n,o1et7 fl, ,a;7n.s N, ,.r IN ..,t.
, 1866-05-22

~ SoIpt iof tersice IN Mexico, IL reoorted +
oSen nxea fos th9 1osh Ct My, non, Id sea
6s%e a. no9 e. Mo'o9 :s1 ths fRos
Mr,9 sr, osd n Interview On Tho snbIect Win Coss
- oetnsteh of the 1lth. sayt, in couseauence O
s69 Protest Of The American NinIster, he Lat adj
ge sta tnsS she LOOT saDt aes Neg
FR4Eck.-7hc Paris Co1tfjftFlor1sf ~ III 131s =
publishes ~ article which states that Franee kss
~ esasen 70 gtys sountes Of moderattoa 10 Frus
GoSetumeut desires to maTntaln peace nndeT ~.
aniohs atoEdtng full kastsfacsion to thc naums,
cspuot %ilh ins;f H. Il has no Other object and
projects Of war which It secreta and di.spprogrs. "
lhe weekly returns Of the bank Of Fta1ns 1hox
e decrease III cath OF over slx and hall million
aas aae noass % ths 1ita was .ey excited Kenses
tss ene time adEaneed eif ac bur finally cosed At
-! I,s;1sn a an ~ mp,9,ement fN Of Que Per cent
rate Of discount trom a4s 10 / aSA 80
[fer City Of New York; -.
Mse 1isa61ed steamer City Of Washington reached
In the House Of Lords au inquiry was madojf
Lord Clarendon eaid tho Government bad taken
wouIa be freely rendered desired, hut Tho 9es1lt
Ees dtscoprasin9, and England could do nothing
e aions. ne fessed the conscquences. nc" that =
denounced war as uniu1tifable and without csa5e.
Blfls nave been also Introduced reducing inn.
chiEe IN Scotland and Ireland.
, Napoleon made Significant speech at Auxerne,
In which he said be defeated the treaty or 1915.
ihe 4t9 Boutse had accepted IL as a signal for
"1E. - e1efe p4utcs hed Eet 10.
~ st1 FfuAftHtcuF{ dsr1nep had 6tcn mobihzcd.
. orders had been issued placing the whole AUS
nian army On war footing.
Grc1t military activity Is reported rom Italy.
fnl9n!eers arc being received into The amy tor uo
gcara ter'tee royal decree hs1 been Issued, Or
9ef1ne The formation OF battalion corpa Of twenty
b4. taltone. under command Of 9aEtbaldi.
The Austrian despatch to Prussia regards neEp-
t1auona for slnu1laneo1s disarmament as exhaust.
ed, snd contends that Aus tra, although having no
Offensive dettra whatever against Psuss!a OF Italy
WAi maintain defensive measures against ftaty.
Ha1llke preparations are reported from tho mid
die German S!ates. There we're rome slight rumues
OF pacific adjustment evcu yet, but thcJ were not
very hopeful.
An attempt wss made 10 aesassuate Count Bis
marx, a. he was Walking in Her!u. The assassin
ntcd several shpta from ffyn1yEF. BIsmark IT.
eclSed only Flight confusion. The assassin was t
arEcsted. but committed suicide In prison.
7 be Following Is summary BY the Belgian: !
&1he Berlin correspondent Of tho London TImes
says Mr. Motley had announced be would }saye The
country u another body oi volunteers Vas des.
patched to Mex1eo.
a detachment Of ] 1,ooo men was to. have embarked
at Tt1e*te. May 1utb, but there IS no announce.
meut OF their doing 70.
, 1866-05-22
MEXICO.

n1ax1ntl1an'* Course Tos~Ard KI-Reb-
els--Oiscusalou OF the Slavery Ques-
t1oJa Notwithstanding Measure4-
The Emperor Studio. Econony.
NEw fortx, May Fl .-Adyices from the City Of
H. xioo, up 70 M1y Sd, stAtc that number OF ex-
Confederate tett1erf IN Mexico had au tutcfyicw
"'lh AaEtmlitaa. during which the Emperor vel
coined them q. c1iee, and expressed his desire TO
country and urging .Aem tt the sane time to take
ae pal II The political dlecueelou on the question:
o. slavery. MA1tm!tiaa Is especially strong tn h1e
condemnation Of forced hbos Of every description
An euus1 %As made On fuc cye Of The funeral, in
Mexlcn city, Of the latc uxnry n, Alien, ex-Cou-
5cucfH!e tiprcrnht Of Lou}slhua, to have The colin
ho;oc 70 tbe eTase cotc1rd VIII Confederate Gae,
put o~anc 70 nc hrnne*B oI the United STATES
Goas9i q 1oe7esplfal This denomination WtS ab3n-
doned hy the f1cnus Of The deceased
beverly Tucker. while on LIZ w1y5n Mcrtea f.ftv.
whittier. II said, he has been oespstchpi ~ ~ ~
correspondent tor reverat English jonrna1, ~ I'D ~
been plnntefed BY Euc1ritla.. neaf Udz.h- ~
The Emperor Will send COMMISSIONER IN ,a,-o.
Etnt Mexican Interests In the REest Errn.i,n1, ~
iseEhtid at rnris in 1851. l"
The mortality Of Mrx,rn City IA REPORTED IN ~
very Crca. at present, oItng 10 thu objective sex
esa*t and Accumulated hith within the city wis.
an American engineer bad contracted to dram III
Wiley Of Mcx,co.
Auother .nupdatlou WIS tearra, the waters q,
iAkc vc1uaco being within 1aw inches only OF ibe
level dl the capital.
Maxiu'ltltan had ffrt communication to the
Htni:rr Id Charge Of thecfyff list. directing ca.
uin important reductions 10 be made In th. ex-
pcnsce 81 bis household. 1t The sans time voluuta-
fIf cutting down hts o~n personal allowance to
9aou, ,tD per annum.
, 1866-05-22
VOL. XIX.

-, ao& :. m :, :,
Sauea ~ "eeI fotn. q. ). McAllleu. Who entere
The army in july 1861 ut the n.e OF fourteen ycae+
fe,vea In ths car,1 eaunMrn., r-.1 or the Hls.ls
s,ppl, nude the n..-ea ,,lIh Sherman IN tbe "a.
u1e1@'e 1'ot1a 1nEouEa the Cafoinas 10 wash
tos'oa.
emo POLITICS.
The ,novar,cr. II, .or,.;,o ,.-v ..,.n-.,
,,a.-.. ~. ee.s.tok WI eunssitan'e Ac-
s sou W 'u@ pass ot tae onao stsie tonfcnuou IS
sn,puls:ors have ar4ised v1thin ,ns ts., txo asT.
The eort IL beng .de in seerr,l n m. ft,.t-e,.
tn ~ ttt.. .a.as q 'ae a u,ets
,he prrset S.s,es .,
Hablc, III oDcchpldcre are to BE- .puc. to assst IN
The mat,er. 49,
ORDER rnox o1x now4rn.
,,r. YEA" 'o"ata to"aas 1ssaea INC 'oi!o"fnS chea-
J." ~, r,
n,p.,- Il A 9EfahfnsNr,f
oosAAu or bk7uossa, as FnEznakS M AND
,1,a ,1AnAanoNEo LANDS. IL
f,4.-n,..S HAsA1sGfoa, May Fl, 1sG3.
~% T. ~ mo. ,. a:1
ees, aten!s ahd othe1r. and, II possible, Prevent
1..Gt-a9t Mtth feSafd 70 change OF a.
eaEstfo2 IN 1his Bureau 1h.s e1renlsr 4 tssucd
Tine tinse That the t9netiocs Of 1be Military Com
manoef q STATE ind AsafstA9t ComH,ls.ioasr be
SnI@ I. ts o. some o!pseF t. T1soeser ptac;ieable
s1ippl. Il ts rot done IN condemnation OF the As.
nnd % .fIits L.. =. Nno nave hoorea hafd
en;.rtS1,a +U+s ~ - ~ o.E pfuuPt a1a
ID Ine Comfssloner caifs ihe aticn,ion ue ot ii
acts pf ecsrr1tY ano rruaffv tn1ard Sr.s1,n.a ~ ~
their mart ani a. 10 ca,riessuess IN -on3ein u ~
monthly Account. a,,3 oiher nfi;nrrs 49, -
Ger Of artut alyratF arrnse5 AS..7 hss. ua-
tunjt4 ni a thoTnnrs, s1n5icat1nr tnts Lus optos-
martial. bgt tfc oc1s.ion snr tyis,S "a, eo0
uen,eeafed and fhev n,r+f ~ fo-os+.1,5 - - - 70
ouEh esrlem of tnsnecf,on a1d 1rn,rs ns9,,ts ~
every GnfaIihful nf{Irer ~ sAo+1FA aen'o'@' VI
Sd, Snctdal nttcnfin1 i. ao,sn -.1,.a =. ,s, .,n
cult dny Of rarino fnr the inSir.,t - 5tS ut1'
teuse anxiatT rrefatis 10 rrt IA ~ ,hs n5 ~"
surely cycry State and rnnntr nfsrer ,.,n .n..
come aIranycn1cn, to yc]1.rr H. fisrer. riaIa.
mens fthe countv rfftrr.a ~ nr.s.sa 0oseA- ~ ~.
poor viii adopt nrorer rars.n.e4 he inn.t,f.1 - W ~
Eoyrfumcut fatnos which arr nav - Tnneh tn,rt
r,1oinrd ~ ~. "htsA W. III d1 nuw - @acA con-
order tn rnee1 ar ene,rn1oT r.ha ~
whole e&s3cm al tahnr .rns f1cfpncS7 .+ha t.n,,,,
siouer urrt The fnFmlhT of ioinf rnnr1sn,e. ~ H.
oT the ern1r1st1nn nf thnsa .nrnt ~.
msny eramnies a. noss;h,o - ~ Hs. n.~1tis. ~
D}ormenf IF n+c-+es rrdar, Ms. % svt~s ress1a! GU
cntfy ia keepfuT WITH 1hese Yrsnsf;oHs rs11 M
zers hsyr fnTr.rd fhe,r nTr ;1e.1" Is" oa
cffixrrp IN fh- r,}trffne tntsrns* E1y H!ku
law or rerulation nj H. s1n1r -, ~ 1hJs p " no
srainst tbs Tet II viii ei1nos. .ns,d,.h1 1S
corrunIfnn II hss .lsrsdv 10 hl,+.. .e.9 70
Jereaiter Euch fnvesfrrnts W1Ihin t6af .sa 1
, 1866-05-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Damages Awarded for Steamboat Coli
lIsson-Scrvcd Him RtCht-1aternn1
Revenue AaAehsm ment4-fxa a11kp44 II at~
tefas DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune,]
1yDi4NArotS. Nay Fl.
In the United Sta'es District Cou1t to-day, Ia the
suit Of the oHners Of the steamer Morning star for
damages resulting from I collision on ,hs Ohio
River year aco. Judgment wss rendered for plain
tld for &, ,295c0.
a man BY the name OF John II. Holly. who WAS
supposed to be desester from the rebel army, aud
u eneh was tecelred into the employment Of Chan
Ter ThTlor. begin 10 exhibit bone which he said
bis father took ffom The arm Of dead Yankees, and
"a. dlssnarge ed at 9Dse. 1ae To,kpe1 % cf tho Re-
canal, md giving him short NOTICE to leaTe town.
lie lett In hurry
The assessment ih this District fof the month Of
Aprti. under the Internal Rsveaue Law, Anoant TO
nearly $a5 600 Of which Is assessed to this
county
Our City Base Bill Club leara for lafayette To-
morrow 10 play match game with the club Of that
city.
, 1866-05-22

Adtutaut Geueraf Appotnted-Wiscon-
AIN War ClaimA-Couuterfeftu Detected.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Itibuuc.J
MADISON, N1s., May 81.
General Aug. Garland, who has served most
faihlally ard ably as Adjuiant General from m
eatfs period Of The "ar having resigned II accept
the secrttaryship Of the Northwestern Accident In-
4uranee COMPANY, Gcreral James 4. Prouddt.
Eailaut soldier, formerly Colonel Of the twelfth
regiment, has bsen appointed "a bis successor.
Various eIEunpu. ttnternents have appeared Is to
the unsettled claims Of the State against lbe
United Staten for egujppins troops. The amount
of valid claims IL a6oat &60OO. .0t0. from Which Il
10 BE- deducted The WIZ sax OF HI. CO.,
1hefe was ten dollar counterfeit on tho Ma
tsonsl Bank OF Wilmington. ILL.,, altered from oue
dollar bill detected here tp-ffay
, 1866-05-22

From san Francisco and Australia.
SAS FRASC1sco. Nav s@.-Dates 91oua Australia
to March Sd say that the wool market Is depressed.
The ship snltana Ind arrived At Hctvcy RaY>
with 5S8 British Government emlgrauts.
During The voyage eeyenty-scTcn deaths occur
red, md most Of the remaining passengers were
lying III.
Five thonsand bushels Of wheat were cold at
Melbourne for e per GENITAL.
An extensive gold field had been discovered dlty
miles west Of Cleveland Hay, Queensland.
, 1866-05-22

Additional Trcaaure-Acadenyo OF mn-
bic Destroyed bY Fire.
new TonK. May s1.-Among The treasure per
the Arizo1ia IL half = million on Government &C.
connt, and not before reported.
New forK, My 4@i a.W.-The Academy ol
Mrslc and three other buildings are On fire. aud
The whc1e block i threatened. Further pasttcu-
fa1s epon.
6ECoED DE5TATCH.
New YoRK, May aaa-a.39 =. N.
The Academy Of Music IL mass Of rulns, TO-
ecthcr with the Medical University. large etone
building sdjoini9e 9a Fourteenth street: Use e
Third ssenue and Fourteenth street.
It extended acroes Third asenne to Worcester
& Cor large plano warehouse. Which was entirely
destroyed The Lutheran church on Fifteenth street
was al,o consumed. Several other farRe buildings
contiRious to the Academy we're burned.
It Is impossible to deterne at this late hour the
entire loss hut will probably reach from thsee to
four million dollars.
Onu steam fire engine wns burned. but 10 lives
are yet reported lost There wss the performance o1
IN opera al the Academy tonight. bnt it terminal
cd m hour previous TO tho fire breaking cut The
IEeHen laye gel The fire nnder way now, aud will
coDfuo It to the above 11mita.
, 1866-05-22

Secretary Seward.
AuBCRN, n. T., M1f e1-sc7esar7 Seward wifi
tddteae the citizens to.mpno~, ths IA inst,
, 1866-05-22
Ntm achertaa<nle,ttg.
| Linen GOODS.
TIE Cheapest Place toBuy Them.
]. ]. WEST,
Importer Irish Linens.
Ill LAKE STREET.
The Ladies Of Chicago

Are respectfully informed that I
bare Just received some OF the cele-
brated Alexandra Handkerohiafs,
OF the finest linen cambric, beautf-.
fully embroidered, which i am SELL
ing from $l.O to s. each-thr
same as are now selling on Broad
way at IS eacif--sonle Of them black
edge and embroidery. Ihave sumo
extra fine Cambria Handkerchiefs,
already llemmed, for gentlemen's
use, from 75 cts. to 81 each, also q
full supply Of Linen Handkerchfefs
at all prices.
1beg to call theattention of Linen
Buyers to my Pillow Case Linens
and Shirt Front Linens, Of the best
brands, Table Linens Of an-kinds,
Table Cloths, Damask and Snow
Drop, bleached and unbleached,
Napkins and Doylies, in Eery large
variety Of patterns and style, Tow
elings Of various descriptions at
New York Prices. / am careful to |
sell Pure Linen Goods only, and
Linen buyers will save both time
and money by coming to me direct. |
/ ask the special attention Of !
Country Dealers to the large stock |
Of Linen Drills and Linen Ducks, |
which l hare now on hand, and
which I cln sell to them ut o bar !
gain.
Patterns and Price Lists sent to |
Dealers on application.
2. D. Drawer 5S03.
, 1866-05-22
OUR RICH SILKS.
From IS CFSTst to SO par yard.
OUR RICH POPLINS,

In Al Shades, lesa thaa our ueishbors,
Gray Foplins, Cinema Foplins,
French Poplins, Irish PopHu Grapes,
n1elanges, Grenadines, Po1eales,
11arseilles, Trench Prints, oreandies,
61uslins, Grape maroots, 9aroges,
1Eon HaFeges, Hsrnanas,
Silk Tissues, Aipacas, Taneso,
Douhle-width oolaInes, Bonabazinos,
English and French Fougaos,
Mohairs, &c., 6e.,
And 1nal1y. to mako long sto-y short, We hare The
arc nnest, rches neatest, and best selected Aad
cheapest ttock or
, 1866-05-22
OFFICES.
A BARGAIN

We hsrt few more de5trahfa od1ccs to rtnt Il
ou1iutpg corner daSAale ana NahktnXton- sta.
K6W het UNDERWOOD / CO.. NJ La9a11c-s$.
, 1866-05-22

-
TWENTY r
31k& can be conr
Aoa1sA within ita
. maea tHsse number
oy be admas&ed to
! !aon1e9 and W. hayo.
esaraDfeei4k -
, 1866-05-22

good business man, with money, can 1T d favor
able opportunity 70 otn JohbnE hon.e WI! esfAo-
sheQ In Of the bekt localities Sh1B city A1d DO.
log spceet.fal buatnas. Address. AERCnAH1,"
f.O. EoI sol. e59S-lstp
, 1866-05-22

For ssie at bargain fe7 few days, two brfck
Stores, No 80 and ii HesE Lake street. Apply It
1873 md lao Eat Eiuzse.st. e11-ner
, 1866-05-22

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ackuet FE R1GRY ~ Ran6r,on.%
, 1866-05-22

A4v7aE made special ar4aaesnaanes
with tbs f<opristax1 Of d. Rink a..
thS rss It Aketr Aztl1 01n ~ fA.N n-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

rNONTINE hotel, Az AND l29 BROADWAY. AMI
Tontine Branch OF cortlandt West streets
New York tho European plan Fine airy rooms, newt,
furnished. Pleasant ladies' restaurant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12
MILITARY.

TINTED STATES ARMY AGENCY. cfs BROADWAY
u up stairs, removed from 81 Blocker street. New yo
Caution-Solders and their he cautioned
the advertisements soliciting their claims
bounty, under laws Just passed soldiers Of 1884,
Others their heirs entitled and should apply
letter person. this onicc information and If d
sired their claims will be forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

1,0 CAPITALISTS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is hereby given that the 18th OF August 1866 twelve
o'clock NJ the Exchange sslesrooms Ill Broadway there
will be sold by JAMES NJ MILLER Auctoneer under the
the the following valuable
The establishment known the East River Steel Works and
Rolling Nils situated of Seventeenth and Eighteenth
h. consisting OF Buildings and
Lease for several Lots Of Ground sad lease
containing privilege of purchasing the lots ngure
also 10 horse power steam Engine two trains Of Rols
with all the Furnaces Tools &c for condut
the business Of manufacturing Steel all IN complete order
MORAN, of Delaney and Manen streets New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

DAwNBROKERS' SALE.-JOIIN MORTIMER, 10 EAST
L Broadway will SELL tuesday. August H. by order Cha.
Cudlipp $50 Spring street Friday August ~ BY order
McAleenan. 1872 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

he LANEAU HOUSE. ~ WEST FORTIETH STREET
u Very large and AIRY rooms, fronting Reservoir Park.
Rooms en- suite, for families or single gentlemen Table
NhOie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

OK ON ONLY FOR A SMALL SUMNER AND
pC.CUU winter Residence and large Garden;
railroad depot in Orange. New Jersey.
FRED. A. PETERSEN, architect, 81 pine street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
yINELANIo

DARN AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild
Il aBd bealthful eliJnate. Thirty miles snaA Of
Philadelphia ~ Railroad, % New Jersey On the
same lire u latitude Baltimore Nd
be soil d rich mad pfodWttfs. varying from elar
b = sandy loasa. ,ulthble for Wheat, Gfass Corn.
Tabheco. Fruits AMI Vegetables. This - \ qreaa
Jt1ii country Five hundred vineyard sna Or
charts have been planted out 81 experienced fruit
GROWER, Grapea, feashes' 'ssrs. @e., prod zee
imfDense profits. FiueBua "a already one " the
most beautiful places 10 the lnited States The
entire tenlieff consisting O. Gttg square miles 81
land j. lad oGf ap8H geperal system y improve
menis The aB1 - only seia 70 aeiHal settlers, in
provision ~ pub ad4famshi. he plaee ~ ae-
count ~ H. greatbea1ty a. veil ~ otheradeaHla.
&C.. has become atrssgr 4 PssPis y faHs. & sfs
nsfcasegfY 'haussua people within the patt three
YeaFs CHuffhff. sipfes, SCHOOL,, Aeaasmles 30
eieties ~ Ari sgl Learning ana Other eeneH;s u
refinement aa8 cHiinge haze been utadues8.--
Hn1ld ~ ~ people are Constants settling. iIuHa.
reds = 5ea b6gsss arg bslag eeasaaeisd. Prles
~ fafm lari iNeHif arfs ip's sid upward, s2h
PSI acfe teaaa tsB agrr aHd Village lgis ~ ale
tfH q aHa Wee ahtes fpea caller in q distr8ct
thaf e auF etssf 8eatir H0fih = a9fl0lk, Va
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POLICIES INCCNTESTIBLE
DIVIDENDS
Declared and paid annually in CASH
Beware of those Companies who make great pre-
tensions to Large Dividends
Read what the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners say

Read what the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners say;
Te effort the part q many companies toll
make persons solicited take policies believe that they
premium the shape Of dividends Their
unquahedy boast Of and promise dividends Of fifty
per premium paid If such thing had really been done y
them companies would be hopey insoyen They
fortunately quite otherwise What has really been done h Fifty
per premium paid three four i've years returned
policy paying bis annual premiums:
those who ia the time discontinued Tor died nothing Fifty
per payable the end Of four years assuming legal interest
quite forty PER entTenth Annual Report Mass Insurance Commits
sioners
How much forty per payable At the end Five years
IL. X FOWLER. AGEST.
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