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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-13

See the advertisement OF store and rooms
10 rent, in another column Of to-day pa
per.
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Extensive Sale
OF
GOVT ROLLING STOCK!

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TRNNEs5EE.l
CHf1F Q"UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
U. 5. MiLIrAgY RAIRnArs,
Nashville, Tenn, Jan 9.h, ls66
MILL be sold at Public Auction, At Memph $,
w Tennessee, Wednesday, February 7tn, lSG6,
the following described Rolling Stock, viz
Cl -Four Locomotive Engines i've feet gauge,
thrve old sud dismanted, one rep irahleJ
u6l S Itesn Box and 90 nine Fiat cars.-mOTe or
l5ss-hye feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
% One Locomotive Engine. I'VE feet gauge, lying
in the Ditch on the line OF the NJ sslssippl Gentrai
Railroad, tse.ye miles North Of GranI junction
Al Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, February
18th, ls6', viii he sold tus following deserted Roll
ing Stock ale nge ieet gaDEe and IN good running
order, VIZ
a one Locomotive Engine, Lyman 4 sOUther,
builders.
builders.
lf one " Rodgers J.. s. n.
Work., builders.
Ol one SamtouTu & Smith
buliers-
o. one I locomotive Tender.
taW Two hundred Flat snt Box Cars, tmore or
less
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CRLL YOUR UNCURRENT MGNRY.-The
- following are the rates uaid BY THOS- ). MARI,
BROKER, corner Of Union and College street, for
uneurrent money. These quotations are liable to
huctuate, but nsy be depended on a sufficient
length Of time for the remittEnces 70 be received
hy mail or express, IL forwarded without delay.
7sSSEssrE Bank OF ulton-.......9 Is
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Agent I. S. Sanitary Commission,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. lG, 1868.
On the e3d Of July last, ] submitted through an
agento, miue. to The Medical Director Of the De-
psrimeut Of the A my Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie Of my Cedron Bitters, fer inspection, and re-
questedr, afier analysis, he foundit mertorious, 10
sanction and approve lie use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, aud
also zen. Rosecrans' permission 70 ship 800 dozen
At once, 70 have u sold 10 suffers.
JOIN BULL.
81 am satisfied that Cedron BitteTs will DO no
harm to any one Il taken properly and in moders-
tOu. j see no objection 10 Dr.. Bul e being permit
ted 10 dispose Of It to suffers.
HENEI A. THURsTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, u. CT
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Spices S, Dye Stufs,
Paints, etc.
To Physicians.

DOB"T P. JENKINS, Prescriptionlst sud Phsr-
II maeist at the old stand Of Il. ;. ThacheT, now
Of tho firm Of K. P. J. s Co., would inform the Ply
slciRus Of Nashville, snd surrounding country, that
It Is our aim TO supply every want OF the Prscti-
toner. in the line OF his Profession, and will spare
no pains 70 sccomp ish that end satisfactorily He
will be much pleased TO see any OF The Faculty who
will honor cur sstablt hment with q visit.
He hopes BY constant attention TO business TO
merit a shsre OF patronage, assuring them that their
fsyors shall be prepared with fidelity. Of the purest
materials, and by him-elf, personally, or an accom-
piished PrescripdDni,t-
Our stock embraces the greatest variety, and
every thing coming within the Drug Business.
6ive Us q call, aud we will guarantee satisfaction.
So All orders entrusted ~ our care filed with
promptness and accuracy.
H. p. JENKINS & CO.,
32 Market st., opposite Unioa.
isn2-2w NASHVILLE, TENN.
SIGN OF NAN AND MORTAR.
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oIduapers, llhe largest in the city f@orsale
rbFa office.
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CITY NE WIS.
An Accomplished swindler Caught.

Commercial matters will be found on the
Fourth Page.
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SnndrIe

OSn BEs- Pne Lsths
500 feet Assorted MouldinEs
Rl00 feet II and 2 nch eisar seasoned-PiainaA
Pine
FOO ieet Dressed FioorinE
Jas recaFsd b steamer foTktnynt aad FOR -
hT u y. DlCkETa AasaA
RsDSopTI BEoaaNskAA
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Of The Condition of the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. of Hartford
Conn., on the Both Day Of December, 1865, made to the COMPTROLLER of the
STATE of TENNESSEE, pursuant 10 the Statute IF that State.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which saves o. the patient tho esuays-snt r--.r r
s5Pnons' which VII, 10 many cwF cost more than ug Whsle. H4 ny.
sides you cav Yourself the r-Haa1tv OF exposure. m srUf- .r rr
Drug store he office IS 50 arufet chat no vu, uwd $50 ya Mil. u.. -
business AMI correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, uu visiting
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Patent Medicines.

or the day. Finest articles Of Perfumery; Fslc,
and Oct Articles Ct every descripti, N fancy per
TUNED soaps, Hair Oils, Hair Restorstyes. TOett
Wa hes, Tooth Brushes, and all articles in this me
pertaining Is the Toilet.
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Old Course of Treatment

IhysSans are onsaaly annoyed by r1leus returning with --s.--
IT 'VNhS has discovered a uic Of treatment fr These Hs...-r 49,
tUsue An a l2r. Us treatment he undergone g. Thorough -r-.-+
1s g&u Nold hAca more Fhceut than any other. lie D. rva a...4 -L IT,.
complaints of pateHts with secondary SvahHa srarsp -rs " -
toms produced by the Ola School Treatment r|
y. JoNESS charges are the ame fr I'm rrs-vr -N-, OIL.
week attention that be would for one month. and Is of rms 49,.
as speedily al possible interest
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.


VIcKssUEs, MISS, Aug. 2, 1868.
Dr. John BaH-DearS Sir: I am happy to state to
YOU that / have u ed your valuable CedrOn Bitteys
with great benefit 10 myself, n general debility and
prostitution Of my system proIucei by the I'M
healthy and miasms tic influence Of the Mississippi
river around Vicksburg, having been with General
Grants army throughout its whole southern cam
pa'gn. IcOnd-enty recommend is uss 70 all per-
sons who are expoSedto unhealthy climates.
d.. ". F0gLE,
Agent S. SsnltarR Cnmmi...nn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10

SroLE A CoAr.-On Monday a returned
soldier, whose name it appears is Noah
Sparks, entered the Daguerrean GALLERY OF
Mr.. Butts, in this city, and desired to have
his picture taken. Mr.. &. proceeded to take
the picture, making several attempts before
he got one to suit him. The picture was
finished and handed to Sparks, who paid for
it and left. Meantime others had come in to
have pictures taken, so that Mr. B. 5 attention
was withdrawn when SPARKS left: but not
not long afterwards he missed his overcoat-
a bran new one worsh $50 co. No one bu,
Sr:,rlis could have tn zen it, So be finished
o: til, imperfect picture ne had taken
o. Sparks and giving it 20 n detective, the
man was recognised and search made for
him. lie was found on Tuaslly at Mr.. Ear
ralfs, some SIX miles south of Ottawa, with
the coat in lis possession. Ee was brought
to Ottawa and lodged in jail, while the
Grand jury, now in session, are probably
considering his case.
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GEN. GRANT IN OrTAwA.--The report that
Friday of this week, was incorrect. 1t was
ascertained however that an exact photograph,
likeness, painted in oil, was the cause of the
crowd seen at the entrance to the new photos
graph gallery in Cheever's Bio elk. Mr. Bow
man, the enterprising proprieto r Of this new
place of attraction, has in addition to his for
ner color artists, secured one of the most
successful and experienced oil photograph
painters, and is now fully prepared to do every
style of work in Photographic portraiture
without sending to large cities to have the
coloring executed in first elias style. The
admirers Of the fine arts, and al! others, viii
do we'll 10 visit Mr.. Bowman's gallery, and
examine the fine specimens of the pho
tographic art. Among them are correct
Ekenesses of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, the lamenled
Col. Iuligan, Hosner the poet. Col. Wood
Of the Chicago Museum, and others of less
note, all of which have been reel emily painted
BIZ the hand of a first class artist now connec-
ted with Bownan's popular gallery Of this
City. All persons should encourage this es-
tablishnent. and benefit themselves and
friends By awaiting themselves Of this opor-
tunlty to perpetuate their own beuty, also to
have valuable old pictures of the departed
loved ones reproduced suitable for wall por>
traits to look as if taken from life. Go at
are dangerous
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Sir. Maize rhOEer's Establishment.

\ walk through Mr.. Joseph Maierhofer's
Manu-. actory of Flows and Agriculture!
Imp .ements the other day, impressed Us with
q remark we have heard somewhat frequently
OF late, that fires, however serere on individ.
uals, generally rebound to the advantage of
the public Mr.. Maierholcr was burnt out
about year ago, root and branch. Not
dsmayed, he proceeded at once to rebuild
lis establishment, and now has one worth
twice much as the one lie lost The old
one had been built up piecemeal. each new
addition finding q forced and awkward
adaptation to the rest. The new building. SO
single, comprehensive plan, every nook and
c0rne. ada ped TO its own appropriate ma
chiuery, and ali wOrkins III harmony like
the machinery Of an elaborate German
clock. Mr. N. is thus enabled to ananuiac-
tura piows. harrowS, cultiva,ors, corn plant,
ecs,-;udei all Sorts Of agricultural IN
CHI. With double the ..y,,;st, he could
be;oie, and in i style of , erfect ini h
equai.ed by scarcely any SINH ar establish
ment in the country. His pIow, to which he
de o;es special attention, has indeed attained
a state wid. reputation, and Is preferred b..
those VIII" have given it a r. ir tl...l To al
oilers. His warehouse, whic, IS large
three story s.-uytuic. Is I show in itsel. that
would b= the making Of any agricultural
fair We have mot rn,,n IA -. k.i4,-. a.t De-,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10

Dr.. CLAEE, late of Philadelphia, delivered
two free lectures at Union Hall, on Thursday
aud Friday evenings of this week, and this
evening delivers third, on Medical Eec>
tricity.' He presents n entirely new theory
Of electrical medication, in a candid, familiar
way, deeply impressing and interesting his
hearers. His lecture this evening. he informs
US, will be much the most interesting OF the
three, as he will state and elucidate som; Of
the leading principles of his philosophy.
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TO CGNSU1aI.TaVEs

The advertiser, having been restored to health III few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered for
several years with severe lung affection and that dread
dise@se, Consumpon-s anxious to make know to his
fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy of tho perscrp
ii used (ree of charse with the directions for prepar-
ing and using the which they will sare Cure
for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis Coughs Cods NJ a
all throat aud Lung affections The only objict Of The
advertiser in sending the Prescription bench the al
n'e1 ana Information which he conceives To he in
van'b ana n hopes every sufferer will try his remedy.
as II wiiieos' 'hsm hothns- ami may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription free, by return mail,
VIII please address. Rev. EDWARD. A. WILSON,
dec 80. OILY WilliamsJurgii. Kings Co. ny.
Ths seovs m'di~tns 10 FOR sae ty r. T. SraaR OTTAWA.
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The OYsiE: SUrPEa give .ne ladies' Of
the Episcopal Church at Washington Ha., o.
ThU.s4ay evening, though GOTTEN u p sonr. il t
IN a hurry, realized ali ,heir a"tic,pations
The receipts were over 500, w!.i- the expen-
ses we've Under $50. lie p:o,c, is arc - be
reserved as the beginning OF q fanI, which It
is hoped within at least year or two wi be
sweIied to enough thousands to erect a new
Church edifee somewhat in keepns with the
progress Of our city and the high purposes to
which it is to be dedicated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10

DATIEI. I.zAHY-The new advertisement
of Mr. Daniel Leahy viii repaf per'sal
His stock Of boots, shoes, &c, is certainly
behind no ether in the ci'y, while proposes
to sell at great reductions. PeoPi4 nee!ing
anything in his line al find 1t to pay t. eall
on Mr. I.eahv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10

MARKED DowS.-CHIID Il Baos. having
n large stock of mems, boys and youths boots
on hand have marked them down 70 very
low figures. II yos want prime boots below
eastern Wholesale prices By the case OR single
pair, don't fail to cal. at Child Bros, cor
ner of Main and La Sale streets, and exam
Inc their Stock and Prices. Also a lot Of
our balmora!s below cost, and the best va
rie,y OF ladies AID chilis shoes TO be found
in the state at equally low figures.
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VALENTINES.

Call at the Free Trader Book Store for
your Valentines! We have all kinds in
abundance, from The mos: sentimental to the
most comical, got up 10 every conceivable
style ANY teller that doi.'t send his
sweetheart 4 valentine, is noodle, too
stupid to apprec late the delicious poetry
there is in love c,ud mystery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10

DE- kEs r-formerly Of View Y brk, who
has visited Ottawa regularly the past five
years, All effected mlny wonderful cures o {
OLD CHRONIC DISEASES. CANCERS. aa1 disea.>
es Of the EYE AND EAR, which have been
pronounced IycrRADLE by the medical pro:
fession generally, can be consulted at the
Geiger Hou,e. Thursdly. Feb. - |, as Will be
seen By his card III another column Coas4!-
tati5a free.
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"AE.gI PAPER

We hare just commenced receiving direc.
from the manufacturer and will in few
days have. ut the FACE TRADER Book Store,
the finest stock Of Wal! Paper, Window
Shades, Curtains and Fixtures, Fife board
Prints, &c. &c, ever seen in Ottawa.
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PRoMorIoN-We learn with pleasure and
pride that Col. HoUGHTALING, one Of Qua
was hes. and bravcst soldiers, has been pro
motel by the President to the rank of Briga-
der General by brevet, for ,neritocious
services. Gen. II. was in the war fom the
beginning to Its close, and had charge Of The
artillery during the whole of eherman's
memorable campaign through Georgia and
tie Carolinas.
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Blanks =

We keep constantly on hand, e; the FREE
TRADER Bool. Store, q complete assortment
OF Misunderstanding Justices and cons,ables'
Blanks, Blank Tax Receipts, Deeds, Mort
cages, Notes-in short. about everything
you can name in that line, and sell below
Chicago prices.
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MooxEr.-M:. Jacob Mooney finds hit. !

MooSEr.-Mr. Jacob Mooney finds HIT, if
putting goods down to cos, don't swell the
profits very rapidly, it has the elect, al least,
to make business lively. His finest winter
clothing. at prices almost down to times
before the war; are going q, q rate to leave
him no apprehension about overloaded
shelves in spring. People wanting chance
in must hurry up.
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Look 10 Yovg OwN IyTE3Esr-Ail those
.snting boots and shoes will find it much 20
their advantage to visi; Mitchell & Feeny' 5
boot and shoe establishment in Eheaver,
new b'oels. They really sell che per than
the cheapest. No use denying th4 Fact. II
you wish superb pair OF fine dress boots, or
ahs,antia workin- boot, just leave 20 ur
measure IT Mitchell & Feeny's, and you WI,
get jast what you wish. Mitchell & Feeuy
stand at he head in all classes Of Custom
work, Is thousands viii testify.
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Ottawa Post office.

CLOSING iR3RvAL Oh MAILS.
W estern closes - 90 ". Arrives 1916 +. VI
Eastern, II VI 6 y NJ. |" ~ - p. VI
Farm Ridge. closes T. NJ and arrives l2 NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark, closes 1880 L NJ and arrives p. NJ. Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Somunauk, closes 80 A. NJ Saturdays; arrives s. 30 u
Fridays.
Offce Opens A. Z. Closes, 2 II.
aus2o % J. ". DOW T. Ii
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MAReiAGr Norrcrs.-We were. a.ked. i.

MARziAGE NorIcEs.-We we're a.ked, tie
other day, VIVA: we charged 70, publishing
marriage notices. We make no charge :yr
chronicIin- the binding together Of
1.-Two souls with -: -.as'- trpush,
Two hearts that beat a. "I.s
We are always ready to inser, such no;ie-
free gratis Tor nothing" but W. fell g
warmer iutare-; in tic welfare Of those .s.
ties who, in their JOY, remember, with a do,
lar. the printer, ami make glad the editorial
household Love and marriage ar poc.ical
subjects. and lucre can ONCE in 4 81 lie e. -se
in verse CT two. We make the follos x
quotation from one Of our fa~ori:c poets, as
touching the suhiec: in discussion:
"SiI 1H,'ars T, printer 7ai rrj--:
" sensible WIZ .t5'l-a:
Nv dollars l. render tIr, blessed.
Aud one to publish tic news
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CincUIy CoUgr has been in SEES Eian since
Monday The first week scldo pa affords
muci. mrterial for newspaper Items, and
sIch We Ind the case this week. We shall
keep watch of It's doings.
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swamp E.:sssll Sale.

= q
DY authority Of the Board Of Supervisors of IL Sale
ID county state Of lll;nnis viii oer for saId pub
lie auction, Friday the ii ,iy February next the
hour of occk L. NJ Mt the south door of tie
house in Otawa, the following described land{ being
swamp lands belonging 10 said county, 10 wit
En- i:i4 of sec y Town 81 v. range Sd P NJ.
SFI. NWI. Of Q, y
One third of the purchase money will he reluirf the
time of sale. The purchaser Liay nave a credit the
other twtirs by paying ten per cent interest hnualiy
may pay for the whole in county bonds of any date.
Ottawa, Jan 90 lS66-5w WM. FLEMING,
Agent Tor the County.
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ArcrIoxs.-The auction sales Of Mr. J. F.
Lamb. Oh the 10Th INST and of yir c. Spen-
Ger. on the 9th inst, advertised IN orr col
umns to>dav. vii! attract attention from the
..asual value and Importance Of the articles
., ha -oIJ
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ANOL SHl-

The last call of Collector Of State and
! County taxes. If hot paid Immediately lie
will be Obliged to levy on aud er tie first
of February. Call at his Office IN T. sddick's
Block and save expenses.
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ERRORS OF HUsIssS.

AGeneinan who suffered for years from Nervous De.
hity, Premature Decay and all the effetts Of yauthfu
indi'crstion, will for the sake Of suffering humanity s"ni
rec to all who NEED ii, tine recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing t. profit y the advertisers experience can do
10y addressing JOHN Is. OGDEN
dec 80, '65-ly No ~ Chambers St New Xnrk
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0ttatoa fres Crater.
LOCAL. MATTERt3s
Chicago aad Rock Island Rail Read.


in and January 1st, 1866, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station as fellows:
GOING EAST
Day Express and Mail Sunday kcep.ed) l2.45 p. NJ
Knight Express Sunday excepted . I247A NJ
Peoria Freight, 7ijA Il
Rock Island Freight 500 p IL
GOING NEST
Day Express ard Nail Sunday except-d) IL IS P.
Night Express 10. is, A. VI
Peoria Freight oas % "
Express Freight, lo3OP "
=. IAVENER, AJsnk
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On Tie STA ..4-l. o. Jhe rtfa,. Hr-, - M Rev 7
C1lurn. vi. !UtH g. LEuHEE and Ia ..y:LSA J
DEEMS.
J.. ii' s--' a ft- TIM .rt, F]s-. NJ 70. W
BEl - Z and ~. CHARLOTTE ilp...VU E'.-
a. tir- 80 fi- st'i iIi-t Is tl- E-. r.. ma
ut ne riu-fsr "a arr Ir iia~ Eu'.an'. III. g.
COB pIlLEI AL Mrs = Ell - I'.E-TEA-
% the IN MT ~ -.E.l.I J. -..l. Ia ~. sLGtS
aus y. CLARK a-I Mss ELIZlE.iil GE--ygT. u /.
# ,!e town cf lray.sa
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Marriage and Cciibncy.

L ESSAY or WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for Young men. Also, Diseases end Abuses which,
rermsture!y Pro.tTae the Vital POWERS with neans
~ relief Sent free charge in .ealee letters envelopes
Address DR. J. SkiLLiN HoUGiIToS, Howard ASsoci,-
to-. Philadelphia Pa. Feb 3 Ca
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-10
PddOnize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co..,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office in Cheever's New Block.
Premium Notes received TO May /, 1865, constituting
the Capital
$229 40 81.
Nov IN force
SIG0, A3j 92.
Amount OF Property now =; riok,
sl,739.S.,e ~.

Z, will lie by tie above that III Company ms -
al sss-t. fnr every Sill risk ire isadi, stock Cos "i
Tho East only 81 Of assetts Ior every o Si q" III
iIl.ss as shown 10y their published reports
The average Of Insurance II this c." Tor The PAST ten
wear, bat about ere THIRD OF the fatc Charged ny
-stisr Cos
Our losses TIM. have been promptly and SATISFACTORY
adjusted We have never had 20 contest a loss
The business Of The Company i,r the past two years las
k.rS prosperous more i"ii'ics i''iHs "e' - d
Man IN the previous eight years
Tia. directors are well among ths best Ir
mon q the cuIUiy.
N. -s-essrrnt lie n,ac until the losses Of the Co
rt-,,ir AMI hut --.s,ieirt IN 'ti. md by
ect yt. G the Dczto-- ntrats s'i st he f.,i,-
e{t. ,y auytinJ ul,. ia ts 0tsHr- ,IyItes Jt,.ti
atom Of one yrr from the 'si e" heir f".irics
IN view tIe above farts, iat ti.i> j. o e IL
st;trtin that the security Is ample II 'c-t Z" insurance
la, than in 9TH Cos. the roHl tn'r and h'Fity viii,
r.lrh LOSSES are settled: think entitled - the
patronage this community IN pr ference to foreign Com
lanies.
Pici-. issued 9th the Sock snl Mutual plans ith
most favorable terms.
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4. .. G. Z.

Ottawa Lodge, No. So, l. 0. c T., i..e,
every Friday evening. a. their hall, il Red
dicks block.
The following officers have been elected
for the crsuiug term:
Lodge Dep.ty-J. q. Baldwin.
W. G. Tt. : Lotny"p.
". V. T.-M.sz II. Williams.
". S-Char,s, Snow.
". r So. T. Mitchell.
y. T.-Miss NJ. 7. Gilman.
". N.-Gep. y. Kellogg.
". G.-MiS5 (. Barton.
W.O. S.-B. T. kellogg.
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