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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23
.NotIons lenartment.

This stock, in charge Of A. LANSING, is
very complete from n paper of Pins 10
pair Of Alexapdef's KIDD Gloves. OF Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the ceie brated Btglow's In ~
FIN sized and = Star of the West > Glazed
Pa per collars, at % cents -, box--the most.
pprpble. best fitting, and cheapest GPhar
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~ 5--s In the matter of ..rr BANK
BeaJamin II. Harrison, Bankrupt. RUPT-
tfff-a .tpNfftl 30 Ef ~ O.
To Wh m u n1py Conc IN! The under
signed hereby gives notice OF hig appOlaut-
ment as assignee Of BE JAafTNi II HARRT-
son, Of Evansville. in the county Wan
der6urgh, and State OF Indiana, within
said DISTRICT, who mas been adJudEaB a
bankrurt, up n his own peLitionsBy the
District COurt of said District
Dated at Eyansvil1e, the 18TH ay-Of-Oe-
tobeF, A. ID. 1857. gt-.....- -s.s.s.
JAMES II. cNEELY Y, Assignee.
In the District Ooa ftso sbKs nTted sAates
-7ii ID for the District of Indiana:
~, In the matter of rp.,-r,,,,-,,,-,-,,
To Whom Il may Concerns Tue under
signed hereby gives notice or his appoint
ment as assignee Of JOHN DAVIS, of Evans
VILE in The county OF VauderbuFghsa and
State of Indiana, within said District, VINO.
has been adjudged bankrupt, npon hls
own petition, by the District Court OF said
ID strict. tffi.H Ht KS -tf
Dated at Evansville the 18th dag. Of Oc-
tOber, A ID. 1867.
ocl6 d3t-l a W WED
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hR 80 In the matter of own BANK
BeDJamin H. Harrison, Bankrupt RuPT-
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aDress Goods Department,

Under the special charge of Prof GUSTAV
MATTHIAS and Jos. BoFASDIcK, Is now
stocked with Novelties Of the season, at
from 81 to eI60 pattern, and IN which any
and every body can be suited. -
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White goods Department,

In charge of J. r. DUTCHER, Is being daily
repIenisRed, aud tie assortment IS now
complete-consistfng 81 Swls., Jaconets.
Table Linene and Cloths, stand and Table
Covers Towels, Napkins, HaudkerchiefS
EN- broideries, Edxrng-, Laces (both real
and imftatfon1. Embroidered and Lace
Curtains. and chafIning beauties In Bed
spreads, DC. -
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European Market,


By Cable.l LONDON, Oct 22-Eye.
CoNsoLs-93 l5-l6. tr
BoNDs-U, S. 5-20s, go.
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSS1NG 6 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
faa ~ I""I @r
..ff DEALERS,
Fall and Winter Dry Goods

Under the charge OF a.. NENSEMAS, can
now be had the best aud mos popular
makes of CaIicoes. Brown and Bleacheu
Muslins. Sheetings, Pillow Case Musltns,
Checks Tfekings, HICKORY Stripe &c,
and always at the low est market price, T
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-23

WKT NJ - = : - 4 RID "A furnished
w room .TwiIh shoaTds tor. a. gentleman
and wife, in a private family. ADDRESS,
stating terms and location, l.. ID H., P. ..
Box 55l- References exchanged.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-06
The Language or Car Thieves.
FroTn ne Ee,r V5,-k u5,-LT

Every profession has its technical
TERMS and car-thieving boasts of its
own peculiar slang A few of the
cant-words and expressions IN the
tnieNes' vocabulary may be interesting
70 the students of language. Some of
tne e1 pressions will be fouud suppes-
tlNely expressive, while many of f6ar,
are merely arbitrary aud nonsers;-,'si al tLei!
a watch IS called a super" A watch
chain Is called a slang" and ..tUist-
ing super" Is, therefore, in plain Enc
lish, stealing q watch. A breastpip Is
styled "prop," diamond breastpiu a
spark PROP A ring is known as a
'fAWney." a diamond ring is spark
fawney.'i "Grafting a spark-fawpey''
is therefore to be Interpreted as ''steal-
ing diamond ring" If a thief sees
an othcer, he gives a hinI"-to his
companion-that is, he '-slings the Of
hce"-aud of course his confederate
collars the officer" or takes the hint,'-
so kindly given. The phrase tumble to-
signifies TO understand. a detective is
called a "fy-cop;" the police generally
are known as ''tattY cops" A poke"
signifies pOcketbook; a "kicE" is a
pockets victim is styled a "bloke,"
and the poetical sentence, 'The bIoke
cried beef" signifies, when translated,
The victim cried police When a thief
hears a confederate talking iniiscreet.
ly, he exclaims Cheese it''-that is
stop your talk" To ''sling hook"
Is 10 'put your hand In 'sI sIunC
my hook and collared his poke" means
II put in my hand and pulled out his
pocketbook." Boots are called ''crab-
shell'-au expressive term. a sink is
designated a "dunniken.r The phrase.
"weeded the leather and slung it In the
dunniken," means "emptied The mock
etOook and threw it In the sink A
skilful thief is styled "gun;'' an awk-
ward thief is designated isnooyer,"
and pickpocket is known as a dGan-
nef-" We might continue our "list of
terms" almost dd iIgdHituI1, and certain
ly ddNduseIlHl, but space forbids.
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a NEw YORK business man, of great
experience in road matters, writes from
London, naming some of the things he
has seen which he likes: mot the least
is their extensive system of under
ground railways 1t is perfectly won
derful how they jerk the people about,
at the rate of about fifteen miles an
hour, from one end of the town 70 an
other, and across and aronnd-stopping
about once every half mile, at some
prominent corner, at a station, from
which you emerge to the upper air, and
ind yourself somsWhere near where
you want TO be. and miles from where
you were a half or three quarters of an
hour ago. These trains run each way,
being double tracks, about every ten
minutes; and morning and evening
they often consist OF seven or eight
cars, holding thirty or forty people
each. The cars are lighted with gas
not the tunnels, except at stations-so
that you can read your papers; and
there Is no smell of smoke, or sense OF
sudocatiou- How they yentilate them
so we'll I can ha-dly see. II there is
any fair show for stock in the New
York Underground Railway, want
il
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it ez persnel affront, for wich I shaIl
hold the Board personally responsible.
The Southern yoOth must be properly
instructed-my orphans must hey
proper noshens instilled into EN-. and
these examples is nessary to thar end.
Let this Board remember, thar, when
this book IS publisht, eff these exam
pies is not in them, they hev me to set
tie with"
And Joseph departed. We are in a
quandary. We dare not publish the
book without his examples, for he
alluz speaks his word and is q ugly
cuss 10 deal with, and nv coarse putin
em in coodent be thought nv. We
nnally decided that Joseph must be got
out nv the way ez soon ez possible, and
therefore votid that Bascom give him
unlimited credit at his bar for week,
chargin the same upon the account NV
the 1nstitOot. know that a free run
at his barrels wood finish me or any
one Nv the Board in that time, Happy
Bigler! BE hez at least one satisfactory
week afore him-I could almost wish
he Board wood try it on me. II wood
De a short but glorious career.
PETROLEUM V. Massey. p NJ
tMlch Is Postmaster), aud likewise
Professor Nv BiblikIe PoIfIicks in the
Southern Ciasikle & Military IusIi-
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GreenWood CemeterY.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready for
interments, sale, and i'm proyenent OF lots
II contains 81 aeres Of land. and Is laid OuI
in the most modern and improved style
can be easily reached At All seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourths Of the year by the Hempdeld -Rau
Road It Is perfectly secure, and intended 10
be beaufided by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public VRnlt, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make II equal 10 the best
rural cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision Is also made for It's en-
lArRernenL order and care In perpetutEy.
Persons desirous Of purchasing lotsY can
examine the grounds with the Supertnten-
dent, who has q plat, or secure them 6y gall
Ing AZ the ONCE OF the Seeretarys on main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling
Persons wishing 70 make tntermenE VII
call on the Secretary 70 obtain permits tnere-
for.
Tickets Of admission to LothoIders and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRBCToRS-A- J. sweeney
PreidenE X C Bonham, SscretSryT j.. X
Rhodes, John g. Muth, Geo. Aendels Jos
Bell, Jno. a. ARM trunE, Geo. Adams, b q.
Jordan. E A. Hile reth, aaS1-lyd 2
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
THE VOICELEsk


We count the broken Tyres that rest
here the sweet wafifnz singers sIumbar
But Ger their silent sisters breast
The wild flowers who will stoor, To uunn-
A few may touch the magic string,
ana no1Sy lame be proud TO win them.
Alast for those who never sing
But die with AL their music In theml
Nay. gTieve not for the dead alone.
W lose song has told their hearts sad
story, =
Weep Tor the voieeless who have known
Inc cross without The crown OF sloryI
NOS 80 y mere neIe LS1cadian orteLS sweep
Ger S4ppho'a amsTnOry-haunted pillow
S9t WheTe the glIstsninE night dsws weep
Oer nameless sorrow S church yard pillow.
o! hearts that break and give no sign
save " hitening lip and fading tresseI
III death pouH out his cordial wine
SloE-drop'd from misery crushing presses
II Aingtng breath or ecnoInE chord
20 every hidden pang were gwen,
HhaI endless melodies were POURED
A. sad a. earth, rs sweet as heaven
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MADAME THE DocroR.-Mrs. Dr..
Elizabeth Blackwell delivered a lecture
In New York the other night on the
medical education of women, which
Is said to have been marked by an un-
usual amount OF able illustration and
eogent reasoning. She stated that in
England, France and Germany women
have been admitted to practice, while.
in the two former, Women's medical
schools or colleges have been opened.
and she claimed il as duty incumbent
on the United States not to be less pro-
zressfVe than the slow conservative
countries of Europe. Her arguments
in favor of female medical treatment
of the many complicated maisdies that
female flesh Is heir 70, were unAnswsr-
able.
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IHE SOCIAL EvL.-In response to a
resolution of the New York State As
sembly, a statement embodying the
facts concerning public prostitution in
the cities of New York and Brooklyn,
has been forwarded to that body by the
Board of Police, accompanied by their
opinion as to the necessity and the
probable result of legislation having
the object In view of restricting the
evil a careful census of the houses in
the two cities which are devoted TO the
purpose, shows an aggregate of seven
hundred and six OF these establish
ments, and the number Of females who
openly pursue the career of shame at
two thousand and twenty-four. The
Police authorities are certain, however.
that this enumeration does not exhibit
the full extent of the evil, but they are
unable TO give the real figures with pre-
cise accuracy. After Ieciting the bane-
full effects of the vice upon the social,
political, moral and business relations
of the society, by leading the followers
through the catalogue of impaired
health, drunkenness, gambling, mat
tention to business, lavish expendi-
lures, frauds. forgeries, robberies, hom-
icides, and ignominious death. the
Board of Police say that the existing
criminal laws against prostitution, by
which keepers OF such houses and their
inmates are classed as disorderlv per
sons, are rarely enforced.
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Nh. GREEEY's IDEA OF PosrERIrT.-
The Home Journal prints a letter ad-
dressed to the late Mr.. Willis by Mr..
Greeley as long ago as 1884, in which is
the following: "I have never found
time to address a letter to posterity-I
have had all could do in straighten-
ing out the crookedness OF the present
evil and perverse generation, and see
clearly that shall be out of breath
before 1 finish the job And II IS sad 10
think that, before 1900, some antigua
rian poke-nose Will be breaking his
back over great baleful files OF old
papers, in the Astor Library, and will
tumble across my name and, perhaps,
alisht on some paragraph about me
which fires his curiosity, and Will
thereupou set on foot inquiries con-
cerninE me, which will result In salts
! fTing him that WAS engaged with one
Beu5elt in starting and editing paper
called the Herald Gad Tribune, which
was famous, in its day, Tor its assaults
on religion, society and decency.-
Whereupon he viii turn back 10 his
ploddIngs refreshed, enlightened and
4 satia6ed.s
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Incorporates 1885,
Franklin Insurance COMPANY
OF WHEELING.
$4,000.
Capital,
sas7a@sssss ss5sss@sssss ss7s5--gsl
nTnEFsHnpas


T. IA Logan, T P. ShAncross J. s. Rhodes
Geo. hendel, J. h. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
LauEhlin.
HNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
Il organized four years, and in thRG time
done successful business, Is stin prepared
10 take risks 81 fafr rates on Buildings Of an
Kinds, Merchandise. Manufacturing EstSh-
lshments, furniture, Steam Boats and Car.
SoSs on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
IhtS company ofiers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, Whereby they can be insured on
5DSelhnass- Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rateS.
This being home institution, with the lar
Eest capital and surplus of any company in
IN the state and composed OF some
nineiy-fouT stockholders, most OF whom HES
among our Dest business men, rs-cnmmendb
itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
insuEtng public, and solicith their patronage.
Applications for insurance viii be raOmptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
Once, North side OF Monroe. setween
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling
y. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sAhL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AESDEL, Vice President. oolG
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Letters nom may persons acSnoEleIdginD
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFT8, from uS
may be seen On die At our ofIcss amone
v nom We are permitted TO refer 10:
Jonn = Aolconb, LambertyiIIe, ~. J.
S9ld watch. value $50. Mrs. >. Bennett
2ZCurnberiand street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
cnlna ~ Edwin H0yt, stamford, Conn.
Soid Lever Watch, value zoo. Hon. Il H
tSSInlsgs; Washington, u. c. Diamond Pin
SI4S. J. c Sutherland. 100 lexington Ave
nue., Piano, ss50- Ars- n Jackson, SB Nine
Isentn street, y. Y, Sewing Machine, $50.
jos Camp, Eimira, ". Y, Aelodeon, $50.
MIS- Il Collins, Atlanta, Ga, diamond Lns-
Ter Ring. So Dr. Henry smith, Worcester,
18TH street, y. Y, Gold watch, $50. EdW.
Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, Aeiodeon, 500.
lanes Russell, Montgomery, Ala, Gold
Hunting watch, $50. R 7. smith, PrUvi-
dence, z L, Silver Lever watch, $50. Oscar
Purdy, Madison, y; J., Music Box, SIS. Hon
EIs5. J. r, SPeny, IAIchneld, Conn, silver
watch, sO5. VIM b Peck, Harlem, Ills,
Music Box Sla- Wm- Raymond, Dayton,
Ohio. silver Tea Set, SI25. Mis- Z NJ
Sehenek, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear RinRS
IL Elefre Beaudin, st Charles Hotel
New orleans, Diamond Ring, $40. Mn
Martina Barnes, St Louis, No, Melodson,
6EA CHANCE TO OBTAIN Any OF
THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
Lar BY PUCHASISG A SEALED ESVE-
EoPE FOR Scts.
Entire Satisfaction Guarnufaed u All.
sEs Tickets for One Dollar. Ii for Tvo
Donars, 9 ioE Five Dollan Great Induce
Anletten should be addrezsd
j. H. RAY & CO.,
oOO broadway, New York.
CClS-t1ldAH
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The White Pine COMPOUND,

I'll was early in the spring OF 81 that this
compound was Originated. A member OF my
family was Rfnicted with an irritaT on OF The
Lhroat attended with disagreeable cough
had for some months prevlons thought that
PIepstFaaon having for its basis the inside
oaEk OF white pine might be so compounded
As 70 be very useful in diseases OF the tlroaf
and lungs. To test the value of II In the case
alluded 10. compounded small Quantity
OF the medicine that 1 had been planning
and gave II in teaspOonful doses The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
dsys the irritation Of the throat was renov-
ed, the cough suhsided and speedy cure
was enectsd. soon after this, Isent some 10
suffering for some weeks from a bad cougb
occasionedby a sudden cold and had raisfsi
laIiS mne9s st5eaked With bl Cd. She soon found
ie!leI and semi for more. Sue took about
Esq;, editor OF the Manchester Daily MirToT'
case OF 3 severe cold and was cured immeIi-
atsly- he was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 50 confident In success aItending lis
sales, II placed before the public fhat he
nnAlly persuaded me 10 give II a name. and
Send II abroad 10 benent the suffering. In
NoNembeT, ls55, nrst advertised IL under
the name OF While Pine Compound. In iyEo
years nom that time there had been whole
lars worth, where II took the lead OF sIITthe
cough remedies In the market and II sun
@ Llsl MA ntains tnat position. There is good rea-
N lts nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasan mt wfthal TO the Taste, and IS exceed
ingly cheap
AS remedy for kidney complaints the
" bite Pine Com pound stands unrivaIei II
was not originated for that purpose: but
person In using IL for cough was not only
CURED OF the cough, but was also cured OF \
kidney d1nculty Of ten years Standing Since
tuat acclnentAl discovery many thousands
have used # for the same complaint and
nave been completely cured"
me above was written by DR.. Poland in
ls68 Since then, as in Manchester the
Hhlte Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
All Cough remedies, well as a prepaTHtion
ior the cureof Kidney difficulles,in IN every clty
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England states
This remedy is as safe and pleas ant to tske
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FlourI FIourll Fourth

WE ARE JUS;c RECEIVING THE FOL-
w lowing ehoio brands OF FANLr AID
BANRS FLouK, viz
80 b6lS. - TATE MILLS
80 "IlATERS ADVANCE"
80 aE sARTLETTS"
lso ~ rABAsHAw."
100 sR ELou CITY,
50 20 oMMERCIAL-S
that We vtn ssu 4 ox, and 70 which We can
the attention OF the ErIde-
PA. ToS 8 oaLEBAI.
jam WRoi slAls 6rooS1s - AAtnIt
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CHICAGO SEwsPAPERs.-Durin the
war the Chicago newspapers enjoyed
great popularity, all of them having
attained very large 1irculations. It is
said the Tribune took the Lead. and its
daily issues were sometimes 5000.
The Journal probably printed about
half that number and the Times two
thirds. But now the IFlbuze prints
only IS, 800, the journal 1000 aud the
Tunes 1900. or the Tri6uHe,s issue.
Z 900 are taken by one news dealer. and
distributed over the northwest. The
same firm takes some :, 600 copies of the
Times daily. We see IT stated that the
receipts of the NoTtkresteya Christiaa
Advocate fell on 81, go last wear, as
compared with the year before. A firm
there have adopted the English fashion
OF printing country papers. It prints
the inside form of about my weeklies
on the same type. They are then sent
70 tneir centres for circulation, where
the mead Is put on and the other form
printed. And thus papers Of all shades
OF politics-temperaucs papers, reIi-
gious and literary papers, are alike, so
lar as two pages are concerned.
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9ntEls.
Stanm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and the public gsneF-
ally, that he has opened the ''Stamm House, -
No. > Water street. The HouSs IS new,
with an entire outnt of new furniture,
and Is complete in every respect
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains 10 render mis- gueSts comfortnble and
hopes 10 receive liberal share OF patronage
Ample stabling, attended by n careful and
attentive hosIIef.
tanlI-6m HENRY STAAM.
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BINGHAM HOUSE,.
ELEvKSrH q MARKEr SIS, ~

ELEvKSH q MARKE SIS
PHILADELPHIA
TNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
i now open for the reception OF guests. 1t
has been ntted mp manner eQ1ai to any
in the country. The locaifou being central
makes IL very desirable stopping place
both for Merchants and parties visiting The
ly furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicscles the market win aE-
ford, and II Is Il intention OF the Proprietor
70 keep In every rspeet = First Class Hotel
jsni-2nd cURLTs DAVIS. Proprietor.
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ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

Is now OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
4 throughout the country, after having
been proved by the Test OF eleven years in
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree froIn
which, IN part IL deriyesits virtues
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The White Pine ComDound Cure.

Bronchitis, Spitiing OF Blood, and Pulmon1
STy Anections generally. 1t is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
Lhfnenlty OF Soiding Urine, Bleeding from
Ihe kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED As FOLLOWS:
The name and value of each article OF our
goods are marked on Tickets placed 1n
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed.
On receipt Of 3 cents, an envelope contain
ing such TICKET viii be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our ofice, or sent by
mall 10 any BddnesS- The purchaser after
seeing what article II draws and Its value
which may be from One TO Five Hum
ored DOllArH.-can then, on payment of
One Dollar, receive the article named, or
may exchange IL for any other article mark
ed on our Circular At the same value. EcveTy
Ticket draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAR or more EMO BLANKS
Our I1frOzlI can depead on p-onpt Tst4,ns
The ATticLeg dTdl0a tgiu Dc fIaiIletifdfeit,
bSH oy AZPTeSs or TetLnI mail or de-
HteTeEf Cf uIrr ofiIes
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susuranff.
Insurance COMPANY
q OOLUMBUs. OHIo

OF COLUMBUS, ONO.
Capital $500, 900.
Presf. SEQ,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. H. HANLEY
JAMES h. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
once in Hornbrook's Building, Islt Main
street, up stalEs- inns-Snn
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National Insurance Company


- ---.-
PTerdeIt. GEORGE K. WHEAT,
Ptee tTeSIdeIlt, JAMES McCLUSEY.
DIRECTORS:
John E Wilson, A. @. QuRrIieT,
Safnl Harper, las q on
George Adams, james Mct7unex-
L +. UpdsgTan, George K, Wheat
Christian Smith.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN FJrI-
i ly organized, Is prepared to transact brs5-
ness and asks liberal share Of public patro-
mage. Rates aS low as any firSt-clsss f,,TnDsIy
once No. D Monroe street, up stairs neIt
door TO Flrst National Bank
mr2 JOHN BISHOP. See'y.
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DEMOCRATIC PROTEST.
WAsHINeroN, March 4.

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