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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19
ESTRAY CATTLE.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Sci.
Ra@EA | hereby certify that Levi Penni-
y;2<N field, of Montgomery Co., brought
--zA>Gbe me, the subscriber, a Justice
of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for said county, this l7ih day of January,
1866, as strays, trespassing upon his enclo-
sures, one BUFFALO COW-light brindle-
white head, with red or briEdle around the
eyes-white on belly and fore part Of hind
legs, and part of tall no ear marks percepti-
Bile; of good size but not in good condition.
Also, one email RED COW with horns, white
list on back, some white on belly, and white
spots on legs she appears 10. be five or six
years old-not in good condition, and has no
ear marks. Given under my hand.
8, A1 BERNARD MONDAY, J. p
The owner or owners of the above describ-
ed cows are requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take them away. .a, y'.,5a.,T
jan 1875 LEVI PENNIFIELD,
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THE SENTINEL,
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Friday Morning !. january 10, 1866.


>TsGoysRSoR swANss MEssAGEs--Governor
SWAMI delivered message to the Legislature,
which assembled at Annapolis, on the 10Th
instant, in which he treats of various matters
ofinterest TO the people, and Of which q synop-
sis will be found in thisapaper, as the docu-
ment is too long for insertion IN our columns.
. We shah only notice that part of his message
which refers TO the Registration law, as that
is the most important, and is exciting theg great
est interest throughout the State. The Gov
bernor assumes as true, that all who did not
support the abolition measures Of Mr.. Lincoln,
in kidnapping our legislature, imprisoning
cour citizens, mobbing our judges, and sup
pressing the right of free speech and free
press, and taking away our negroes, were
traitors, and ought 10 be deprived ofthe right
of suffrage. Mr.. Lincoln, as abolition eandi-
date in 1860, got only about two thousand
votes in Mary land, being not one in forty Of
the voters of the State, and Mr.. SWAMI, in
1860, thought that the people here should be
willing to aid the South in maintaining their
constitutional rights. Now. If Mr.. SWAMI
chose to alter his Opinions or his conduct con-
corning these subjects, and "ctook the preg-
nant hinges of the knee where thrift may fol-
low fawning,' it does not follow that those
who retained their opinions about the aboli-
ton party were traitors But man who was
foiste6 into the mayoralty Of Baltimore by the
Plug uglies and Blood-tubs of that city, as
Mr.. SWAMI was, is well qualified to disgrace
the right of suffrage throughout the State. He
says that from ten to fifteen thousand persons
went from Maryland to aid the Confederate
cause; and therefore, he argues, that all who
did not go, except his own followers, are trail
tors, and unworthy Of the right of suffrage
though they paid taxes and were drafted to
support the war. Mr.. SWAMI says, small as is
the minority that rules the State, I" it cannot
be denied it is the fair and legitimate repre-
sentatiou of whatever there is Of loyalty among
our people.n We know that in our neigh
borhood, and doubt not it was the same else
where, that the Regi sters admitted, without
hesitation, those of their own faction, and
excluded honorable and respectable citizens,
after they had answered, on oath, all the
questions required by the disgraceful Registra-
ton law. But Mr.. SWAMI is the governor of
small minority of the people, and wishes to
continue his power by the same minority, and,
it is said, he expects to enter the United States
Senate by the same fraudulent means We
hate the friends and apologists of despotism,
and hope that Mr. SWAMI may be disappointed
in his further aspirations and we conclude by
stating that we think he is among politicians,
what his namesake is amongst the feathered
tribe, great goose.
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gs- The Annapolis correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, under date of the 9th instant.
says q The arguments of counsel closed,
before his Honor Judge Tuck, for a new trial
in the contested will case of Waters VS..
Waters, removed from the CIRCUIT Court for
Montgomery county, and which has been on
trial here for seven weeks, have been con-
cluded and the motion held snb caria."
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DEATHS.

DIED, on the goth of December, 1865, VIM.
O'NEALE, .JR., former Sheriff of this county,
in the list year of his age.
DIED, on the 18th inst, LANCELOT RAY
Of this county, in the Goth year of his age.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION ON A FARM, by a man
"A with wife and one child Is a good
wagner and Plowman, and is willing to
act as Foreman. r
Address. ''FARMER,' . Forest Oak. p. o.,
or inquire of Mr. JoslIuA DAVIS. Blacksmith
hochflile, Nd. dec l5-3i
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SAMUEL OWENS.

late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased. are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
10Th OF Janury, 1867; otherwise, they may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit 81
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate.
are requested to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day oe Janua-
ry, 1866. D. RUSH ROBERTS, 4.
jan l9--3t Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19

Gun LIEUTENANT GovERNoR.-The oratorial
effort ofLieutenant-G Governor Cox has attract
ed attention abroad as well as at home, and
the Philadelphia Age of the 18th inst. gives
him the following frst-class notice:
For, ear-splitting rhetoric commend us to
Cox, the newly elected Lieutenant-G Governor
Of Maryland. He was inaugurated at Anna
occasion by an address to the Senate which is
a perfect compendium of all the good old stock
phrases which make up a iirst-class Buncombe
speech.
1t reminds us forcibly Of the original COM
positions which we used to hear at school,
read in intervals between the recitation of
" Marco Bozzaris'' and ION Linden when
the sun was low" Little boys of ten wrote
them, it is true but il is no discredit to Cox
that his style retains the freshness and fiorid
fancy characteristic of that interesting age.
Take his first sentence, and we find the follow
ing beautiful and highly euphonious phrases
before we reach the first full stop. "Gloud OF
war r-' Nations Sky Sunlight of peace'i
-tClash Of arms - - " Busy hum of in
dustry," etc. 1t occurs to us that we have
heard some OF these phrases before, but we
may be mistaken. aa
The Age thinks it discovers that Cox is a
sawbones, and suspects him to be better skill
ed in the art of mending shins than in that
of uniting discovered States. After quoting
his surgical metaphor, it remarks:
Following up this fine vein OF medical
metaphor, we wonder whether Cox is poul-
tice or blister of the body politic.''
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THANKS.

AMfNMM RETURN MY THANKS to the
citizens Of Rockville and vicinity
-4A-A for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to me the past season. To my sum-
mer patrons, would state, that J shall be
around in season for them. ! shall resume
BUTCHERING, regular, on the FIRST OF
FEBRUARY, 1866.
jan left r. A. SHEKELL. .
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FOB SALE

A PAIR OF wELL-BEoKE MULES,
"A three years old rs
ALso-A 2-fiorse SPRING WAGON, with
black top, nearly new, built by Mr.. Bogley,
Of Rockville.
ALso--A SET OF DOUBLE HARNESS.
nearly new. For terms, &c. apply 10
JOHN II! GARRETT, tA
On the Darnestown road,
jan l2-TH about q miles above Rockville
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Estray Cow.

Montgomery County Set. y 4a
nelgM | hereby certify that WILLIAM
EM MuLLIaAs, of Montgomery county,
---z- brought before me, the subscriber,
a Justice of the Peace in and for said county,
this 10Th day of November, 1865 as a stray,
a BLACK HORNED COW, with white belly.
Given under my hand
RERNARD MONDAY, J. P.
The owner of the above COW is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. WM MULLIGAN.
Jan SGT
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ICCCHHDCE ICFHi, I0O0.
nRDERED, this 9th day Of January, 1866,
~ by the Court and the authority thereof,
that afEsr a5S ,I&e6g.f = a. ~ SO
TUESDAY, the eth ofFebruary next,
be assigned IIowARp GRiyrITH, Administrator
of Chas. II. @. 0rme, late Of said county, de-
ceased, to pass his final account in the person.
al estate of said deceased, and make distribu-
ton Of the assets in his hands among the ere
ditors of said deceased, and they are hereby
notified TO file their claims on or before said
day Provided q copy Of this order lie pub
lishcd in some newspaper printed in Rock
vile, Nd, for three successive weeks prior TO
said day. SAML G. yEIRS,
1853 I.sfi9 JOHN W. ANDERSON.
True copy-Test, 7g''aH
5s,e ROB. W. CARTER,
jan l2--3t Register of Wills.
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Notice to Creditors.

Office is Hereby given that the 'subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Montgomery county letters testamentary on
the personal estate of
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ORPHANS COURT,
DetembeP Term,

OKPHANS COU RI, I
DesembeP Term, 1865.
nRDERED, this 9th day Of January, 1866,
~ by the Court and the aHthority thereof,
that
TU ESDAY, the 9Th Of February next,
be assigned LEASDER WATERS, administrator
of Rufus Waters, late of said county, deccas-
ed, to pass his final account in the personal
estate of said DECEASED and make distriiu-
ton of the assets in his hands among the ere
ditors of said deceased, and they are hereby
notified to file their claims ON or lief, re said
day; Provided a copy of this order he pub
i;shed in some newspaper printed in Rock
vile, Nd, for three successive weeks prior to
said day. & SAML G. yEiRS,
E5t JOHN w. ANDERSON.
True copy-Test
ssrH4H ROB. ". CARTER,
jan-12-3t Register OF Wills.
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LAST NOTICE.
AdiOurned Meeting.

THE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
Il County will meet, al their Room. in
Rockville, on TUESDAY, the card In
slant. Per order.
JOS. 4. TANEY,
Jan lZ-H Clerk
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GENERAL SHERMAN AND MRxco. A special
from Columbus, Ohio, to the Cincinnati Ga
zette says:
'' General Sherman has written a private
letter TO prominent gentleman now in this
city, in which he takes strong grounds against
any Interference in the Mexican imbroglio. p
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Notice to Creditors.

NUtHCc 10 OFtUHtOFs.
NJ OFFICES hereby given that the subscriber
L Y has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters of administration
on the personal estate of
JOHN ELLIS,
late Of said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
End of january, 1867; otherwise, they NAV,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Persons indebted to said estate, are
requested TO make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this End day Of january.
1866. BARRACK OFFUTT,
jan 5-3t EEs& Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19

SSATE CosvENrIoN.-Th call for State
Convention to take action in regard to the Re
gistry Law, we see by our exchanges, is being
promptly responded to in different parts Of
the State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-19

THE Missouri TEST OATH The trial OF r.
P. Gallagher, Catholic priest of Rolla, No.,
indicted for preaching ard teaching without
having taken the oath of the new constitution,
has been removed, on a charge of venue, to
st. Louis county, and will be heard before the
Criminal Court at its present term. Dis
tinguished counsel will appear in the case,
and the trial will be an interesting one.
Es- We are indebted to Hon. THoaAs LAxs-
DALE for Journal of Proceedings Of the Senate.
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y q M Peydfas strees, Il
pROPOsALs.........s.. S. PROPOSALS..
OFFICE N D. CRY RAILROAD 90. !,

OFFICE NO. CITY RAILROAD 90. i,
\ December 0, 1865 4
Seaed Proposals Will Bio office
next for laying Double track Railroad from Canal
tholomew street, Levee street. and through
Bartholomew and Mozart streets Dauphn street.
street to the Levce about half mile
thence 70 Delery down Deery to Dauphn
Tbs done ii plan and Snsei.
hcations file IL The Office Of the 81 which
wnl Be furnished parties proposing for the work
mile VI single track, laid complete, and ID
cude taking the pavement sand reaying The
satisfaction Of the City Surveyor. ssssss ss5
The Company will furnish ~ the materials necessary The
execution Of the work the labor only
The Company reserve tho right 70 accept reject bids
and will retain ten cent until completed
Security will be required for the faithful Of the
contract j. COLE, President
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\ A LIZ. PORTER, ALE. ETC,
IMPORTED DIRECT. BY GEORGE GRAY.
". No. 90 Grayier street. N
% casks Yonnses's Genuine PALE ALE pinis
90 Hi. .. STRONG ALE
Is McEwnnfs r. ALE ssg.ss II :.
40 Muir 4 Son STRONG Z. y.
100 cases Guinness DUBLIN STOUT,
4 rs casks LONDON PORTER, u. I'M
80 Byass
10 bills Cross Blaekwelrs PICKLES,
300 boxes FALM SOAP. "
200 cases Duncans ALE.
l60 II. Falkirk Al. @ i.
80 casks Old BOURBON wHIsRY.
The above goods genuine landing and
stors.
FOR SALE CHEAP, FOE CASH
ss5
GEORGE GRAY.
IS Grayer street.
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I'm 8. daIRA RnEK a COS


january Itht ~ II oscIock
Il NJ 1T tho Merchsntss and AueonHer's Exchange, the
following described property Will he sold tc1wt
That spacious well built brick dwelling
Lot ~ I'M tie botnded by Rsrunne, Canal Philip and
Streets and 25 feet inches front on BR
l5 Feet lines depth ard front 90 an sley COM
this other Lots Said ale Y feet wide, and
tends from Bakonne street lsS feet deep
tile division line IF aud 20 feet width In the
This Lot known No. II the original plan This pro-
Pelican Club House full view ii Canal atreet
convert the lower story into =
spacions Adapted for both yelling and business the
esptbie II d rental of SaDOD III annum
Ldf No Is square and immediately In the
Of the above and "a feet alley extending
aSfR
desirable for storage. ~
Sd The ons story u Baronne street
m g as rs sss
inches lines deep the line from The property
belonging to the University OF Louisiana and ~ feet in
ts rear Ihis property hs; " nnsuay age depth
~ frstl described, purchaser to IS
sumo payment Of note Of the State Of Lousna
due ri Msreh a. the
December The balance purchase fcash
the remainder at Il credit Of twelve mouths
property secondly described, purchaser to
for So and remainder twelve
thirdly 50 sssums
payable Mach IL 1871 interest," Al per cent and payable as
And for tho hslanre half and the remainder at
months or the credit portion
Y bsss 81 + s III
At not then paid eight cent until 1na
be Kept and policy 70
bsore I'd Barnet Notary Pabc The expense
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

OrrIDE ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrxR &,
NEW ORLEANS Ia, January 1st 1866.
TyHUKSDAY, the 1lth day Of Jannary,
1856 ct At the foot Of ST. Andrews street, Fourth
District at Bnblic auction, will be sold
Tho schooner r. W. TRoTH !" her rigging, tacksl and
apparel reghter tonnage l6 She be Agters
until date OF sale. i III sAsSS safss
49, Cash In Or 81 Currency at the hnur of sale
BY order Of Breyet Col j. G. Chandler Chief O. NJ DEPOT
of New Orleans. La, and Acting Q. NJ NIL Div ofthe Gulf
Il. 8. ALLEN Inv
Brevet Lieut.. Col and Al q. M. 4
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lgUNIDRIEs.


Landing 81 steamship Fung shuey and In store
20 tierces New Carolina RICE
30 half bbs Dried German GHEERIEH
% bills PEA BEANS, Whites
tierces Sugar Cured HI ms.
5 Isl, new Sugar Cured Breakfast HACDN @
30 cases u boxes sARDINES
50 Hrkins Choice Yellow Goshen BUTTER.
as 200 kegs Leaf LARD. 3E
100 boxes TOMATO KETCHUP, quarts
$50 Cases JELIIEs and JAMS, pinss and half pintA
y For sale by GRIEEF 4 BYHNEg, i
80 81 aud 50 Poydnas street.
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THE RICHMOND MEDICALJOURNA
Richmond vaThis journal will be published Monthly
DeGembars III
respectable number Of the best writer's country
their IAN organizations dispsy of
hoped That the original department of be
entitled respect and confidence
The pages the wifi Original
Foreign and Domestic Of Med
and Surgery during the late cite Department,
(Which Will be chief feature Of the Journal Reports OF
cetes Asscciations Hospitas and Clinical Lectures, Re
photographed Notices. Medical News Editorials
Miscellaneous Mtter, etc.
Without making special promises, the Editors will endeayor
to make this Journal Acceptable to its supporters
TERMsFye Dollars yearly II paid in advance before
expiration Of the third month after the date Of subscription;
ifpaid after this period, Ten Dollars per annnta
Advertisements will be inser.ed liberal terns
and there Medical Journals published in the
Southern States advertisers will peculiar advantages
sss II. 81 GAILLARD M. D.. Richmond, VII .
assSs W. s. MooHEsNEY. N. D. staunton, Va.
Editors and Publishers.
Aietters relation the literary interests
Journal viii DO addressed 70 DIR s. Box 49,
Richmond.
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CHOICE CAMP STREET PROPERTY
Four Story Brick STORE No ~ Camp street between
VI Grayier and Nstchez streets. III 3s5s8's8
- v q. y. 81 IA KIyIs Y ~ co..

n n u II ~ II u ~
NlcHoIAs u Hokys
"a Office " Exchange Place.
= a ~ sand Aasiionesrs' Exchange, VIM DO
vi ss ssIsass sglst
Camp street
ssars Z ands lsse s years il
James, the October 1866 $3.50 per
1ss -
ebalt cash, balance a twelve and eighteen
ssssisI ss ssss
aes bs
policy e ~ sIaastsr 4; y the vendor
| # the purchaser
FOR ACCOUNT or LIQUID N--yALuABLE COT
res Of Front and Henderson streets
opposite shppsrs Press, aud large Los Race,
between Religious and St. Thomn streets having stabing
accommodations for 60 horses.
BT g. y. GIKARDET 81 CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY Aretioneer
iss As ofHce, No. n Exchange Place,
18th e'sosh
be sold 1t public auction for Of dudaon without
ISas valuable COTTON PRESS pRoPERTY situated d
ccns 81 Essns and strsess
and Rofgnac streets, BY the Nos
Fl r9 mt I'D s f. IL Lots Nos Is = g
, TIM 0St IN q street M ph ssssan
Front 81 and On Henderson street Of 6 feet
With he consisting IF large srie
the line Of the lor built and viii support sheds,
desirable seamshp land.
and depot Property routed AT the rate of $l0
VI
IA LARGE LoTo OF GROUND in the square bounded By
4 inches nes foss Rsss street. ~ l59 feet 40
nss e 9g b y me
about horses, feed desirable adj
jnnct To cotton press and tbs dTayage business
TERMs y cash balance and two years. credit
privilege and
Of cent from date until and
per cent per then paid until final payment
to be kept insured policy to be transferred
the vendor Notes to DO snbdvided to suit the convenience
ofthe vsndor
Acts ef ssls firstly described before stark
Notaries Public - the expense Of she purchasers
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,R EsOENT INITIAL. INsuHAscE q
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL. STATEMENT

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMEKT.
remiunls received for the ending 3d. 2lg IA
Losses paid during g2z So
The fon,panv have tba fa,loxrinp, assets Via.
Bins receivable secured By and Stoke o.
wv. .sN Il for Premiums 49,. ~. 6774s ss
$1,000 :, c,.i 7'ss7l $500 4. X oos ~
n1 go q oso ~ ~
Bank Stocks, City and other Bonds etc. S665 Use
Less suspe,dod notes Stock and Bond &C.
connt ri, ma I'M "a Il
\; \, z s e, y
=
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u xrERN AL REYKxUE Sta AIFs or ALI
6 i '''s 4 Ru1sRrF i NV IsalRIL
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Assets, ssss. 500 10.

Ths fully POLICIES in sh
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY " ths country against
AL kinds Of Accidents. home abroad, for saing
centage weekly b for
disability and the payment Or axsd Of death
within specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards etc be obtained Of tho
Agent.
nS- No Medical Examinations required, the Age d
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary office in the private Office Of
Messrs. WIN. II. HENNTNG Il CO..
Il Nos. 95 and q Camp street. t,p atairsl Ii
HARMON D0AEE Agent p
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CAYKE. PLUMB u CO..

sArnn. rIpnB ! %.
=. -r.,s--. .s-s....- =
SADDLES
aADDIHs
SADDLES
HARNESS,
HARNESS.
HARNESS. is 81
SADDLE TREES.
SADDLE TREES;
SADDLE TREES
LEATHER.
LEATHER.
IEArHER.
Bic, Etc. Ete.
I v lssp nvnarralass y, epa I'M. = A.ys u
best 4asortsd stock in tho city. "
sauI0K SALES AND SMALL PROFITS" ! %. motto
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~
nrsopenne his Aseucyof over hfsen years. standing,
after suspenson the undersigned h grafed In
being able 10 o the cScna Of New Orleans the unucstica
able sasurity above set ort q NINE OF
and 81 Announcing that I'D ID fully aathorsed
to issue policies against the the and rivers, and
against damage BY al the current premium
psr cont ADJUST and pay All losses, It ~
Agency With the bera and promptnsss characteristic u
orr HOME Companion S64ssas ssss 8a
large concentration u capital addition 70 The
ror security offers will enable Of hcasier
limos Prnssss Warehouses and Stocks. md River and
Marine risks thereby saving ne Lnaaer much nconveniencs
tonhle in securing protection on srgs and he
pcctfuly from fends ths public coutanancs
Of the confidence and patronage herctoe 20 gencrsu
bestowed
Dwelling nsared NJ se II hve
years or less, npon e4aitable forms a
uecessary Information will be- given in reference to Is
| Insurance. uponf the new principle Of "A
NONFoRFEITING POLICIES,
Payable ave annual annual annual payments and
applications forwaded desiring their families
against The uncertantes Of m but absolute certainty Of
Edessh,
Al. Louis sIutnal Life Insurance Company.
81. LOUIS MO-
Asset. over 100000,
The undergned would the attention Of the public
70 TIE great adysnages aud security offered through tho
medium Of tho
III GENERAL, AcCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
It subject worthy consideration FOR an ago
like the present where the ordinary safety Of individuals
Undecided and human life Numerically dsegarded
bcbooves all themselves against casustes al
cArtau and this be donc In =
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IstMNoNs, FRANcH ] 8 e. xANAuaRs
PRIZE. 80,

CLASS $40 g dsawn u c0vinston Keatushy, d We'd.
nssdas. January slst, 1865.
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x6Ix HuxDREDT ON BARGE At AUCTION
u x MOmrNsQN ~ Ma sss.
- uCII0HKKHs
Ones easps4 Gasondelst and GssViss streets.
NH0NnA sxh tnst "A! W ossiesik n foot
5npHaie VI shout Co iona and chescy to
wood. IA test fda and l26 feet long and Oct