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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
SURVEYORS NOTICE:

A LII PERSONS OWNING OR IEfERRsTED
n in lands adjoining the following desert ed
tracts are hereby notified, that, on the 22d .hy %
December, 1905, the County Surveyor of Wander
Durgh County will proceed to run the lines aud
perpetuate the corners of those portions of tho
northeast quarter of section 8, township G south
OF range 10 west, belonging to Us also, Tot
numbers and of the subdivision Of the nor ii-
west quarter of said section, as subdivided
Dewitt O. Keller, and recorded in the plat
cords Of said county Aforesaid.
GoTTLEIB STAIR.
deco wSt FREDERICK Hmm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gen.
tIenen's boonl The " sweetest thing" and
largest quantity. Manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face
and person, to render the skin soft and fresh, to
prevent eTuptioDs, TO perfume clothing, &C.
It overcomes the unpleasant odor of Precipitation.
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and allays Inflammation
It eooIs, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
Tt yields subdued and yielding perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and stings of insects.
It contains no material injurious 10 the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It
is what every lady should have. Sold every
where in tho Union. Try the Magnolia Water once
and you will use no other Cologne, Perfumery or
Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES AGO.,
cow MA Props. Exclusive Agents, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Notice of Application.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
IN apply to the Board OF County Commissioner
at their next meeting, for license TO sell intorf-
eating liquors ~ quantities less than quart &c a
which the liquors are TO be sold, is on the Hen
derson road, o miles from the city o. Evansville
on section 20, township south Of range II west.
NJ 3w EMILY d. CATLETT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN have been appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of Charles Sucker, late of Vsnderhureh
county, deceased. Said estate is supposed 10 be
solvent. All persons having claims against or
are owing said estate will settle with me.
JULIUS CATLETT, Administrator.
MOVES w3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
ATFAUHmRNT NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 9th day OF December, 1855, q writ of
Justice Of the Peace of Tandsrburgh Cour ",
State Of Indiana, upon the affidavit Of Isahe Ris-
sor, and against the goods, chatties, rights, mo-
neys. credits, and effects of A. Denny and that
on Monday, the 18th day of January, 1850 az
nine O'Clock in the forenoon, al my ones ia
Pigeon Township, 1 will proceed TO hear ana Ia.
eide on said claim of Iss Riesor; whers ID said
A. Denny and all others concerned will taka noe
tice. [decl4 w3tl A w. CHUTE, I.p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Notice Of Appointment as Admin
istrator.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
Nv unabridged has been appointed Administra-
tor OF the estate Of Thomas Hughes, late of Van
derburgh county Indiana, deceased Said estate
lie supposed to be solvent
oct3-w3w ANTHONY KELLY, Adm'r.
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OINTMENT.
NOTICE.


AHEssRs. vICKERY BROS. ARE OUR ONLY
Nl authorized Agents for the sale of our CORN
MEAL, in Evansville. As We intend e. keep
large stock Of untolted and bolted Meal iu their
hands, our customers can be supplied at mill
rates, adding freight.
Yinceunes, Nov. Is, 1885. del
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
AppIlcation for License.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT w e
IN Will at the next term oil the Oommfssforers ,
Court for Vanderburgh county, I'D, make apDlI-
cation for license to sell intoxicating liquors IN a
less quantity than . quart. Our place OF busi-
ness % on lot No IL in the Lower Knlargsmsnt
Of the city Of Evansville, Ind.
n2lw3t JN0. REITZER BROS.
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Petition to Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF INDIANA, las

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Will.
IN liam II. Walker, Administrator Of the estate
OF John 7. Walker, deceased haa filed his petition
to sell the real estate Of the dscsdent, his person.
al being insufficient to psy his debtsi and that
said petition will Be heard at the next tcrm of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of said county.
Attest: BLYTHE HTNEs,
nlsltd&swW CLERK Y. Q. o.P.
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and Own and f Non ymntI
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PATENT MEDICINE.
s. t 1850 X.
DRAK ESS PV.A KTA TInN RTTT Il "

DRAk k'S PLANTATION BITV ERS.
T"ey purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.o of wafer and diet.
They are an antidote to change ion and late hours
They overcome effects of dissipat enliven the mind
They strengthen the system aud rmittent fevers.
They prevent miasmstic snd int of the stomach
They purify the breath I'D aciditytion.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipa
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbuf1
Theycure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best bitters in the world. They
mako the weak strong, and are exhausted ma.
lures great restorer. They are made Of pure St.
Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs, and taken with the pleasure of q
beverage, without regard to age or time Of day.
Particularly recommended to delicate persons r.
quiring gentle stimuant. Sold by all Crocers,
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when tn cork 10 covered by our private q. 8.
stamp. Beware OF counter feits and re6lied bot
ties. p. n. DRAKE & CO.,
n14 .eoww 81 Park Row, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

COFFEE-The demand continued light and the only
trade was sale Of le2 bags St. Domingo in bond for ex
port, on private terms.
FRErcHTs were dull and rather lower The engage
IA. 800 bbs pork at 2s, 700 t,erces lard at 1es 3D.
1000 bushels corn at sgd Per steamer 800 tierces
terms To Bremen, 1900 bbis rosin at Is 3d.
HoPs-A moderate demand prevailed for prime quail.
ties. Common grades were neglected The sales were
about 120 bales, mainly at 19c. 66c. for crop.
MoLASE.--The market quiet and prices were
without change. The sales were 80 hhds Porto Rico
2. 1sc and 50 bblsi old crop Cuba at 42hc, No new
Is low, and full prices are demanded.
Provisions. -Receipts, 1888 bbls. pork, 925 bbls
lard The pork market at the opening inactive and
heavy, but subsequently under more active demand
price, improved tre, and the market closed steady At
slight advance The sales 500 bbls. at SIS Is
Old and sal Is for prime and for future delivery U 1
Sas s9e So The beef market was steady, With :
continued fair demand. and the sales 800 bbs
new rsss mess me Beef hams were dull and heavy a. pre-
vious figures with sales OF 200 bbls Bacon dull and
quito nominal We note sales zoo boxes Cumberland
sales wers about 400 packages at 11I<c. a12xc foI
shoulders and 16hc 18kc for hams Dressed hogs
were dull and nominal The transactions n lard were 2,
packages, mainly at 17c. 1sisc, but part at losc.,
the last price extreme for choice kettle rendered In
Western at &c. 45c and state 40c 5sc Cheese
inactive and somewhat nominal. Small lots common
70 choice sold at 16c. 22c, as 70 quality
PETRorEUM-The market inactive and prices con-
tinued nominal Refined, in bond held at 40c, and
crude at c5c but scarcely any business DONE and
the market closed heavy, with declining tendency.
Rcg-The demand was all from the trade, and no
sales were made, except few small lots at &C. 9isc.
for Rangoon and IL &c. 12kc for Carolina
SuGAR.-Prices were without positive change, though
the inquiry rather active and II anything the
market had somewhat nrmsr tone. The salcs were
comparatively large, comprising 1850 boxes Havana at
i muScOyadO.
poses, At from 9c. 70 l0xc There little in
provcment noticeable in the market for refined sugar
and prices continued nominal
ToBACCo.-The market was unchanged In all respects
The sales continued light but previous prices
tanned The sales embrace Is hhds. Kentucky at from
&c. to 2c and 30 Ohio and Connecticut secdleaf
from BE 10 2pc
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
crPRENR COURT.

CVPNENE COCHT
- In the matter cf the application Of the Msvor Alder.
men and commonalty OF the city " New York relative
the widening and extending of and Fulton street.
IN the ci'v of New York.
Pursuant 70 sstntes provided the
Mayor, Aldermen and Comonay OF the city Of New York
hereby give notice that they intend apply N the su
Term Of said Court. TO- be held at the CITY Hal
" ne city OF New fors, on SATURDAY, the his
thst day OF as soon thereafter council be heATA
for the appointment Of Commissioners Of Ismsfe and A.
sessment In the above entitled natter that the ustur
extent OF Che Improvement hereby Intended the wd~unr
n manner f9lowlns ,hatis 70 say on he norsbery -. q
Ann street between Park and william street. asd
both sdes Of Ann street between William ooll
street ass on both sides % Fulton street william
street. and Ryder alley also southry side Of Fuca
s,rest estwssn kyd.rs alley and Water street ard on the
South street. IN the cy of YORK laid down ana
nuefed on certain nsr made by Edward Boyle fiy Sur
vevor Ole the once Of The CLERK uf the Common
Council of the ~ftv % S~w WORK
Enw yoss. Feb. n, lea
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
CITY CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

BREADsTurPs Receipts, s,so7 bbs -four, 1723 bags
corn meal 900 bushels wheat 2255 BUSH els corn 500
do oats The market for State and Western -four was
Inactive and prices for all qualities ruled decidedly lower
closing nominal and irregular at decline OF l0c 20c
Der bbl with CONT nued downward tendency, partcu-
iary inferior and common grades for which the in
qury very limited. The sales including all brands
comprised 5000 bbs at our revised quotations SUBJ
joined. Southern -four was in very moderate demand,
and prices ruled nominally shade in buyers favor The
sales about 500 bbs Canada flour was In demand
but prices lower and the market closed nominal
and heavy at decline Of 10c. 20c per bbl The sales
reached $50 bbls Rye flour was without special change
sales Of about 1880 bbls, mostly Brandywne at our
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

First class commercial paper Is taken freely NJ 6L
per cent, and the second grade at Sac.
The gold market has been disturbed by the operations
Of Shc bears in view Of the action OF Congress upon
the Loan bill to-day but considering that the foreign
loan clause had been stricken out Of by Mr. Morrill,,
from the Committee Of Ways and Means 1t is hard 10
why the bill should affect the gold premium, even II
1t we're 10 pass in its present mutilated form. The
opening price was 12eis, followed by a steady de-
cline 10 l27A after which IL reacted, and closed
., l2s,1 ?. at i've O'Clock. Loans made
nat and three per cent in favor Of the
lender in the morning but the day advanced the
morrow The spectators In the room are stI,l nearly
MI operating for fall. and in proportion to the de-
preston they may will be the force Of the ul.
mate rebound.
Foreign exchange has been weak. with q moderate
amount Of business Bankers bills on England at sixty
days closed at 1917. " short sight l0ss1 loo COM
mercal LOG 107I
Mining and petroleum stocks being actively dealt
IN and the prospect Of the desulphurx.ng processes
which in Of adoption proving highly
full causes special attention directed the gold
mining shares At the nrt board Homowack closed &C.
lower than the same time Saturday. Bcnnchon Run
lse Excelsior &c. Palmer Petroleum zoe, Phole Creek
&C. United states soc Gunnell Gold %oc, Mendoza 25c.
Shade River lsc. higher Downeve Gold lie, Gun
nell Gold &C. Al the second board Bcnnehoh Run sold at
SIS as Empire City Soc, Empire and Pithole 35c Cherry
Hun 2oc First National 3sc. Homowack - 90 Oil Creek
s1 TO- Palmer Petroleum - ao Pthole Creek S. Shade
River a. United States s12 5s Atlantic and Pacific IS,
Corydon 81 70, Downieville Gold ooc, Gunncn Gold
u 90 Holman Gold eoc., Kipp Buell. % rs, Hope
Gold "a rs, Montana 81 os, Quartz Hill % IS, Smith
razmlse ell
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

The demand for wheat continued very moderate and
prices for spring ruled &C. &c. per bushe In buyer
favor, while winter nomnaly unatered in the ab-
sence Of transactions The sales confined TO about
1000 bushels, mostly No Chicago at about 81 &C.
Corn only in light request and prices about &C.
per bushel lower with sales Of 10000 bushels,
mainly II mot al a. osc 1Sc for unsound and 1Sc
Oats continued dull at declining prices and the sales
very light and mainly at the following reduced
quotations-State, 53c sc sound Western 53c un-
sound Western, S5c a 4oc. Jersey, 4sc. q 4sc, and
Canadian 53c. The market for rye was quiet and
dropping, but no positive change was apparent As the
sales very light Barley and malt also dull
and declining but no decided change noticeable.
CorroS-The sales Of middling were mostly at 40c, g.,
but the market very Irregular with a declining
tendency and some few lots were sold at 39sc, while
others realized 4lc The demand was very limited and
the sales only reached 2200 bales the market closing
heavy at the following nominal prces:-
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
REsTAURANTs.

ID ARt STREET HOUSE DINING sAJoos. 40
Pearl stscct Il open. Prirse enfran0 10 ferry
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
MATRIMONIAL.

A MIDDLE AGED PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN
~ would hne hearquaiu'snee of lady widow o. ne mss
dence Dr. Antrim station ID. New York city.
NAN, 50 YEARS or AGE. WISHES 10 FORM
n the acquaintance " lady not over ~ with Usw 70
rnairnony address John sommers rost onec new forr
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
THE BALL SEASON,

NfAcPHERsoSs ELEVENTH ANNUAL BALL,
IM IRVING HALL.
Merit wednesday evening March a. 1884 assisted by his
pupils and friends snscelebrsed Bands win be IN
attendance.
TioEeis 81 admitting gentleman and laaIe.
n. r. y TrpRy, Secretary
toHr roo. Treasurer
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

eycorp sysefor--1 IN.
$1,000 ps6 50 2Oc 62 10s1 1000 shs Ms AN RR nx
.icoU feppssss es 100 chic m " RR. ~
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW YoRI
IN, hai u. ssaTship comPanys steamship MORNING STAT
panys pier No rs North river For freight passage
ply to JAMES A. RAYNOR 10 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

I The nev and hrst class steamship GEO WAsHTH.
Ton Captain y. " garr. w leave pier Nc norf rve.
saturday Narch 2f N3I ".
ior freight % pessrge having unFurpsssed a.csnroia.
tos1, apYiy " II. d. CR9NNfLL co, " We, street
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 90 1sew1TH SUPPLEMENT-
SHIPPING.

SHIPPIN0.
NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
~ The hfst class United steamship ANTIC
Hoyer: commander, leaves for Bremen, via Cowes on
Thursday. the 18th Of April =
For passage and freight
ra Apply 10
RUGER BROS,
Is Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

EOR SAVANNAH, GA.
WEEKLY LINE,
Sdewheel Steamships.
The favorte and fast steamship
FLAMBEAU,
Captain Wm r. Eaton.
will leave Wednesday, March a. at o'clock p NJ from p
Sc North river connecting with all the railroads and Flo
steamers
The GENERAL BARNES will follow Saturday, 2lth.
For freight passage apply 70
LlviNGsT0N FOX 4 CO., Agents,
l4l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

LrOR CHARLESTON s. G.
WEEKLY LINE,
MONEKA Captain Marshman
Leaving every Thursday, atSP.M.
The and elegant steamship
EMILY Il. SOUDER
VIII leave Thursday 22d. at p NJ. from pier SC North
river.
For freight or passage, apply 70
14l Broadway.
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CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

. u - |." TT LH
No. J. B. CARPENTER, late Lient and
Adjutaut lat Tennessee Light Artillery.
pay 8, MUNsoN, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
sth Tennessee Cavalry, ~ ;
WToULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
I'd an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
aiken and informal vouchers given, and sup.
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements Of officers accounts. Stoppage
OF pay removed, and certificates Of nom In
deb,edness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
R@. Office LIST door South of Exchange
Bank. Gay St, Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873, VI
REFEREScRs-Gov. W g. B~rownlow, Gen
A. c. Gillem, Col. L. c. Houk, Capt. NcNeish
may 26-tf.
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LAND SALE.

DUnerANT 20 IN order u ihs County Cent u
Wahingf0n couby Tsnuesses a ~ Aufast Term
ised. VII ell a. TIE Couft HsHse du0r ~ ~ tow
81 Jonssb0ro' on safurdsy ~ sth dsy o. September
nett, ~ the rirht tins and ~ihtefsst, Eiieu Nay, and
Isnry MAJ. minor heirs % WiHBam nay nre'd has In
ed tss traet u lani h-iynainr - the eiat- % rsm1
MAJ. -. Deeif. affoinfnr III hnis ~ Hufh Hii,
BID Bsspn. ard a.uasig Baya,s-, sosiufnnlss d sr
Iiaasasai ~ sd tainr one aTsnfb
rI.l 201 Acres.
Sail interest VII b ah ~ . efHdIt ~ tEslys
nonfhs, N psfehassf rifiur bod, Nth appr1ssd 81
eurlty bsaring Interest frgm fafs.
A hen ill = fstaintd On the hrf tHl fhs pufchaas
nsssJ e fai9 Ta8. III gRIsHAh,
gytf cs~sssav.
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M VIRTUE or A WRIT OF roURrEEy

VIRTUE or A WRIT or FOURTEEN
Is yend. Expo. issued from the Circuit
Court Of Wasbihgton County, TO me directed,
tested the fourth Monday Of June 1866, upoa
fourteen judgement and coStA-one in favor
Of W. Hicks Tor the use OF @ B. MeAldty md
against Vim II Toppings for the sum Of sass
II, one other In favor ,. A benard, for The
sum Of S37, one other in favor Of abraham
yalonse for the sum OF $500 one other In
favor OF John Johnson / Co, fdr the gnm OF
ssO,t one other In favor Of John L Murray,
for The sun Of 5000. one other 10 favor q
Cameron Williams 4 Co., ior the sum Of
SAT-, one other In favor Of Mar L Mayer,
for the sun Of S61,2e, one In favor Of Henry
johnson fofthe sun Of Sis,IA OMAHA favor,
OF b W King, for the sun Of $40, 20rone oih.
or 10 IavOf B W King, COZ The sum %. S3d,oI,
Other N favor o. James X Little for Vie
yum OF StBs5, one IN favor o. J. A-LenArA
for ihe sum Of Sl2,s1, apd one Other IN "a
vot Of Henfy Johbton for tbe sam S36fo,
one Other In favor o. 2 W King for fhe sum
Of s23,72, 4 will sell II the Court House door
10 shs town o. Jonesh0ro' on Saturday the
18th dag Of Oct. 1866, Tor cash IN hand All
The right, nus, claim and ipterest hat NE
sald VIM n fopplnes has W sn8 20 etraet %
parcel Of land situated In Washington Coan-
Il, DtCNo o. adjoiuioE The laDfB Of Mont
romsry Hoss, sod ofhefs eoniaislng IS aeres
more or less, Until said debta nd costs are
iatfaed, al costs required % dAy y sale.
Thia she 7sih dog Of August 1888
sspt7Wipn0 s.. L SMILEY, sb'h
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NOTICE.

.DY VIRTUE OF POUR EXECUTIONS IS
10 sued from the Circuit Court Jdne term
1865, I will ssil TO the highest bidder, Tor
cash In hand. at the Conft-House 1oJs, at ~
O'clock noon Saturday, fie I3tb Day Of 0eto-
Der, 1865 ~ the right. title, chin ahd Inter.
esgtbat George Hale has in and % a tract Of
land lying 10 District No. 10, Washihgtru'
county. STATE of Tennasse, adjoiniEa the
lands Everest Mahonsy, Isaac KiEer and 9th
sFs eou,ainiug one hundred, and City aereS
more or less. Tvos0f eaid executions the
State obtained sginH George Hals and W
M Orisham lately IN orr Cifcnlt Court 1of
Law for the County and State Aforesaid, bf
dne and eosi of,sqll, pmounting 70 So and
one ether The State Of Tsunssgee obipined
against George W Hale, Joseph Cads and
George Hats, iately IN our Circuit Of law for
ihs County and State aforrssid, amounting
70 g., and ons other tbs 8tats Of Tsnuessee.
obgslnsd aeaiuft ID Hayes Gtofes Hale aad
others. laisiy IN OR Ciftait Court ~ Lev ff
the Conty ard STATE Aforesaid, amoaniina 10
- 1he abots irset Of lard b lefisdAon y
ssillfy said sEscuaont. This 81 day on Sep
tsmber. 1885. IN waikiki
tsptTwiprsfct5 Deputy Bbslif
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LIABILITIES.
Losses Uuadjusted and not Due, -.r-- sl2L,oi2 81
NET, 3,715.439. Az.

As AaEST Of the RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Hartford, the leading Fire Insurance Company Of
the Country, allow Ne to call your attention to the SUI
periOr security aud inducements offered for patronage.
by presenting such facts Of good work a.
Sis,5OOpOO Losses paid IN 40 yearB.
A Cash Capital Of ", 10000 absolute and uRlm-
pAredl With a surplus Of l,4G5 439 ".
A PEHPETUAL. CHA AcTLR, with the prestige Of 40
years experience and usefulness.
A CASH Basis or TRANSACTIONS. free from the reyul-
Sions Incidental to the note system, or ita abnses, aud
o straight forward busines management, destitute "
~clap.tTap and false promises,
QUALITY, In matters Of Insurance, Is frequently Loaf
sight Of, In which respect, there Is, like other articles
Of trafic, a great variety. Indeed, the genuine ar
ticle is often eounteyfeitnd; aud by reason Of a popu-
lar folly VI seeking the cheapest rate, the baser kind OBJ
lains too ready currency Till tested by the events Of
time-when bread IL required q stoneis found instead.
There Is also a nimSy article Of the kiud cheaply pur-
clased-with not auhicient vitality TO stand beyond
q few ytATs' s~eryice-Which IL dangerous, sxpensiv,
and unsatisfactory in the end. From many years eN
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well, improving by time and use, TO something subs
stantial. Look, therefore, to QUALITY, AZ the para
mount consideration Of lnsurahce-reverse the rule
making the rate Of premium the chief essential, for
too frequently the CliEAPEST RATE Is only an index to
the Poorest Insurance.
Objections to Insurance are frequent with owners
q the safer kiDdsof property, such as dwellings, from
a conclusion that there is only triling danger seem
ing entirely to forget the rates Of premium with this
Company are graduated according TO the burning haE-
ard Of each kind Of property. The safer the risk, the
lower the rate, And let tue ihct De considered, that IN
,r years the Rtna Insurance Company adjusted aud
paid Losses on DwELLING AND CONTENTS ALONE s44g,.
$40. 81. The dangers from stoves and pipes. hot air
furnices, defective hues, matches, wood ashes. burning
fluids, lights, carele,sRess, OF other causes, are not 90
trihing m many suppsoss. ....
500, 900 b'iHghs acreage daily FIRE los in he Ci.
ted Saias, the Importance Of Insurance IL al imperA-
tive necessity with prudent property owners.
Dwellings, OutbuildingS aud Contents are
insured IN the most Favorable Manner, for u
Term OF Five Years or less.
p6S- All business attended to with dis
patch and fidelity. BY strict attention to .
legitimate Insurance business, this Company
is able to offer indemnity for the pastand Sc
curity for tie future. Applications for In.
surancs promptly attended TO.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID, BY
GEO. E. GRESHAM, Agent.
JAM {. Union Flag Office, Jone,boro, Tenn
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NOTICE.

A IT. PERSONS who are eptIuedto he %slsetIvs han
"A ehs@ ~ prescrbd In the ate law passed 1iay a
1888, ran procure q c~ertidcata 10 vate IN futuw Hec-
tiUus ~ calling 90 eamnel y. Grimth IN Joresbsrough,
who has been appointed " the Governor ~ the Stat
Of Tsnnesse Comfniasihusf ~ Washington County. and
NJ e%i~ctiob in saldcouniy will take plaes until 4 major
ity Of fsid legal voters shah have ben. tegtsterrd.
Juiy ts 1860 BAML. D. GHiTFfTH,
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