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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04
Wsighhorhood News.

FoR THE PkSIrESTrARY.-Sher
Elswick left here last Monday, with
Charles Sesher and Lewis Hill SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary. The for
mer is only II years old and goes for
two years, for stealing about $50 out
of a money drawer. Hill is a colored
man aud is convicted of shooting with
intent to wound. He only goes for
one year. At the Penitentiary, he will
meet his dear wife "who has gone be-
FORE" and who has, for eight years
past, been "peeping" through the graf
ing of the State Prison, in consequence
of her building fire under a mans
house, up in Fayette township. Well
might Hill have sung on the occasion Of
his wife's departure:
.Ifyou get there before do,
Watch out for me, Pm coming too"
The wife was sentenced for ten years
and will have some time to serve after
her husband regains his liberty
Lronton Register.
FIRE! FIREl l-At the small still
hour of two O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing last, the cry of ''6rel fireP' startled
the streets and accompanied by the fire
bells, raised quite commotion. The
brilliant light attracted the natives TO-
ward north Charleston, where it was
found that the house of Mr.. Elijah
Guthrie, occupied by Mr.. VIM. r. Dud-
ley, was completely wrapped in flames.
The fire engines did not arrive in time
to stop the fire. and the consequence
was that the entire building was COM
pletely destroyed, also nearly all the
furniture in the house burnt to ashes.
The probability is that the FIRE caught
in the kitchen.-Kanaacha Journal
Gallia county went Republican by
over six hundred majority. The
Democrats put up a fusion county
ticket, with few sore-headed Republi-
cans on it, to give it respectability; but
the whole concern was landed over Jor-
dan. Good.-Jackson Standard.
We regret to hear tha. Mr.. Harrison
Longstreth, of Salem township, while
breaking limestone for kiln. had the
sight of one of his eyes entirely de-
stroYed by fragment of the stone, fly
ing and striking him directly on the
eye.-Pomsroy Telegraph.
A friend in Letart informs us that,
on the Goth inst, young man named
George Alexander, while examining a
pistol, in the store of Mr.. ]. Eggleston,
accidentally discharged the same, the
ball first passing through his right
thumb, after which it entered his right
side and striking a rib, followed it on
the outside, about FIVE inches. A ply
sician was called in, who extracted the
ball, after which the wounded man
walked home.--Pomeroy Telegraph.
Capt. R. N. Maddy. of Point Pleas
ant, W. Va, put in the lowest bid for
towing the Rd. Salt for the o. r. S.
Co., and has been given until the next
board meeting, Nov. 4th, 1869, to give
the required bonds.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

OHIo.-The total vote for Cover
nor this year, as compared with Gen.
GRANTS vote last year, shows fall
Ing off of 54,591. OF this the Demo
Gratis lost 1o,45l, and the Republi-
cans A, ,14O. These figures show
that the Republicans still have ma
jority of near $4,000 against the
Democrats, on full vote, and that
the mass of the stay at-homes, at the
recent election, were Republicans
and not Democrats, as the Dssp0fc@
would have US believe.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04
DaE ED.

WATSON-In Addison township, October 18th
1859, Sylvester Watson aged 80 years, 2months
II days.
HOLCOMB-At Vinton. October 31st, 1869
Mrs. Esther Holcomb, wife of General A. T
Holcomb in the 65th year of her age.
Deceased was daughter of the late Capt
Phineas Matthews born April 7th 1905 married
to A T. Holcomb March 18th, 1926, died October
31st, 1859.
''TO herashes Honor, Peace be with her;
Choirs of Angels sing her TO her restl'
Jackson Standard, Mliddleport Press end Pom
eroy Telegraph please copy
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

How TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY
CONDITIONAL great cause of dis
ease is improper food and hurried
eating. In order fully to under
stand how to eat and how to con
duct ourselves after eating, it is nee
essary that we should be acquainted,
in some measure, with the process of
nutrition. Many persons tumble
their food precipitately into their
mouths and swallow it without mas
tication, contrary to express laws of
nature. Food should undergo thor
ough mastication and salvation be-
fore it enters the quodenum and be
comes mixed with the bile and pan
creatic juices. This bile Is there Sc
creted by the liver. The chyme
having undergone the change advert
ed to is urged, by the peristaltic mo-
ton of the intestines, onward through
the alimentary canal. If the peris-
taltic motion be diminished, owing
to the deficiency of bile, the pro-
gress of digestion is retarded and the
bowels become constipated and dys-
pepsia often follows. In such cases
a thorough and active cathartic
should be used to produce specific
action, arousing the secretion and
producing free bilious excavations.
The best article for this purpose is
Dr. Roback's Blood Pills, the use of
which should be followed by Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters, to give tone
to the stomach and aid digestion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

~ Let the people rejoice-the
good work goes brayely on. An
honest collection and disbursement
of the revenues is still the order of
the day with Gen. Grant and his Ad-
ministration. The public debt state
ment for October shows a reduction
nf oyar
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

H The official returns of the
late election have now been received
from the entire State. The grand
result stands thus: Hayes, 236, 6,0S2;
Pendieton, 228,5S1. Hayes majori-
ty, 1901.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04
EYE! EYE!! EYE!iI
MRS. WIN. JEFFERS,
0GuITSY,

GalIipOlis, Ohio,
formerly Miss E. SSoDGRAss, of
Marysville, Ohio,)
WILL OPEN ROOMS AT THE
Dufour House, on the lst day
of December.
"AVING had long experience in treating
IL DISEASES OF the EYE with the
greatest success, offer my services to the pub
lie, convinced that in all cases durable, will
give the utmost satisfaction. Persons suffer-
ing from any disease Of the Eye, who think
there is no cure, should not fail to consult me,
having certain and safe remedies that never
fail to bring relief in short time.
] respectfully urge sll to give me call, and
l will satisfy them Of my entire aoIiity to
perform all profess.
: Having been here before, it is deemed un-
necessary to say anything further than to re-
fer those afflicted to my former PATIENTS and
the citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity The
following named residents are hereoY re-
spectfully referred to-;
r. L. LeClercq. Chas Creuzet, John irion,
Z. 8. Menager, K. Menager, Lew Blagg' D.
Il. Rose, and others.
Ny charges will always be reasonable.
Call and be satisfied with the truth of my
statements. Entire satisfaction given or no
charges will be made.
Office. Dufour Honse, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Oct. 90, 1869.
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Personal,
RODNEY, O., Oct. IA, 1869.

RODNEY, o., Oct. IA, 1867.
Rev. s. B. MATHEWS:
DEAR SIR: In as
much as you are soon to leave US,
and go to another field Of labor,
therefore, we, the undersigned, in
order to express our kind regards
for you, as well as our high aprre
citation of your course while among
US, do herewith present to you a COM
plete set of 'sClark's Commentaries. "
Trusting that they may prove a
source of great pleasure and profit
to you, and with heartfelt wish that
you may be the means, in the hands
of God, Of doing much good to man.
kind, we subscribe ourselves your
friends.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04
Taxes.

The following is a comparative statement
of the taxes for the years 1868 and 1863. to
wit.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

The weather in New York on
Sunday night was the coolest Of the
season. 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-11-04

The valuation this yearis S2,550 larger
than last year.
The taxes of 1869 are distributed as fol-
, 1869-03-08
KF. George AlfF<A ToWnAnd.


ACew weeks since We copied an srtlcle
from THx CHICAGO TRlBCKz, the leading
Republican paper Of the West, exposing The
shameless connection Of Ae1srs. Chsnd1er,
0,dNay s Co. With all the fraudulent
schemes On loot ID Warrington to debaneh
every branch Of the public service aod plEnder
the government OF millions Of money. That
article was written, 1t seems, By ono OF the
most high toned and brilliant mea and writer's
In the country, George Asfrrd Town.
Of the character and doings Of that
" ring OF plunderess'' aud the copying Of II
by the Iadp<adrat Democrat stirred iii the
thievish venom Of the iufa.ia ted gang, and
drew from MIR. William E. Chandler, tn the
colpmus ot tho S:o:<spsan. defen . Of No. 9
Of the sir Mr.. n. g. Ordway. The defence
vas Of no 1ccount, bnt for The "fonl aibel' 1t
contained sgaln.t the character Of Nj. Town,
send. thzn whom no man In Washington
po.eesrcs higher character, moves Ia better
society. or has more devoted friends
Amop9 other things, Chaadler eharges him
win being intempc' ate. In reply to thi.
charge, We have received ee7era1 letters from
the most respectable arl reliable mon In
washington, prononnciuE "tverJ one Of Fthe
CHARGED utterly false" a Western member
Of Congress Who stampod our State for The
Republican eauae pstoz 10 our Last atste elec'
, 1869-03-08
sad DtAth Of px, fsAxxan1atne.

A*~hA
A yey sad impression has been produced in
literary circles here BY decease, At nlae In
the morning on Saturday last, the 18Th cur
Esaas, After an illness Of nine days, Of Dr..
Gustave A. Bcrgeurothe, the celebrated Prns-
alan historian and arcteoloRfst. he had
aent Of The Royal Commission Of A.caives-
I am not quite sure of the exact tt.le-to
obtain materials to illustrate the hi tory OF
Henry VII. and Henry VIII, In connection
with the political relations between England
AID Spain at that period. Al 8itnAncA tho
Most >.1uAble manuscripts, snd amongst
them The cesc.ased discovered large mum.
beF, in cypheF, ths key to which a. a.; one
bad succeeded in discover,n,. 1S a'nS 10 o.
Immense labor and :Per5evrance In. oef'
euerothe found ont the ke5, AID Was thus
e1 abled to br ng to liga. . mass Of most ral.
nsf1s ,p,mIIop; no' sGod pGson o5 Thieh
England. Some idca Of Els achievements
may be formed when II Is sisted that the
cypher Was In fifty different characters. He
had Just completed the third vo}nme-the
collected In immense number OF valuable
notes bearing uren the history Of the period.
His na1ady WAS tJphus. He WIS In
tered last Sunday la The English ceme-
ie1y ~ fo..p Of tes Pfn,tap shs M
has To be told. He had m anAnueasIs, Z
highly respectable English lady, closely 10.
lated to The editor Of one q our 1eidiuc
weekly literary newspspers- When the poor
gentleman brtathed his LAST, she did not
knoH what 10 do, not being able to speak
clan's account, and there were the expanses
oGthc funeral. The deceased had very little
casb, but this WIS compensated for bJ = let
ter Of credit upon banker here, who, how
+ . z~4$ $+~r ID tV7.
Of the person IN whose favor Il Was msde
out. 10 her d,lemuna, the unhappy lady
naturally app1sed to elr John Champion, she
British Minister here, and begged him 70
guarantee the amouuts which the deceased
Wul It be credited that the application was
met hy . point blank refusal BY the me.cst
accident. : seotch gentleman, staying at
this hotel. heard OF the distressing case, AID
At ocee came forward: Hs ais9 took the Iad5
present renaainl1g-and followed the dc
ceased to his last home. IN the meanwhile,
the F1utsIan Minister had CONC forward,
md thus far .he l.as's Psrp'esi.lss s:s,, were =;
The % English Miuister. however. n.
excited the indignation of his eountrymn
here for they ray sucn may any day be tbe
case Of any one OF them, and 70 whom arc
their friends 70 lock for aid, under such cir
constAnces, II not 10 the indlF,dua, who Il
handsomely pud to do the duties Of The
| Brit1sh Legation. What renders the matter
wore il, that Sir John Cramptou knew the
deceased, knew he had been sent to this
country By Lord RomIly. knew the object
| Of his MISSION, and therefore ought to hAya
had no scrnples In such Case ! regrst to
| h1ve to cAll attention 20 this !nstanc.-one
| only out Of many-as illustrating the man
urr IN which tbs representative Of Great
/ Brit4 in UNDERSTANDS the duties OF his posi-
! ton, sud tntefprets the claims Of common
| humanity --Fbr<tsa Pepper.
, 1869-03-08
FRNIA3I8l,


a lit9e meeting Of tstshnen Nas held 3estssday
ateFnocu 1t Feriau Ball Mr.. hortiton IN ths
chair, And Aeaers. Henry Hogan ard Reeny, 9ec-
retzries-
The Chairman 1A1e quito lonR speech o, tho
nee ss.sy o! pn1chslitK xrrns and ammunition to
place N army IN tha held, &C.. and wound up BY
aruouactug that On st. Pattick's dsy 4 eollee1ton
Of 81 zach would b takea up nom 1slah citizens
nj oyer the Union.
MAjsr MeWNhans, new candidate Tor Fd1Isn
once and enolument. rusdt I higA.nown speeeh,
IN which he etId he x1s an ItAh Pfesbyteriln.
wt!ca proved that The orrau,Li,tou WA not set.
tafIan In tts char1c.et OF OBJECT. Ha 1aorcd ta4s
4 eaFomlttee be appolnsed to dfafs Enao:uuoE ex-
prcssive Of tho sentiment OF tho meeting texaEd.
Ng tbs Rev. Nj. Mcleod, wao astd Fella1ism IL
Homtn Catholtr tn lta aims End Purposes.
The Committee wa Appotntad.
Gtttnl lnan O'NeIu, o1 RtdgeH4y fame, Va,
introduced a. President ofite hfotht1h bod. He
spokc eeusiblT eEonkh, ta1ln9 his audisncs that
fha Fentxu O Gtnlzssioh could pos cope With the
Eower of England that thu Nhole irish psopls
thould help. Ao wisely declined u make ps on!-
res about dGhuuR, wa1c1 wla the mistake madn
By former leades1, because they could not keep
th4ir pruutses, and The people lost faith Ia them.
He. too, wound up witrtRu appeal for money Ia
buy " ortach leaders ana Mu1Ile loadeis," As te
| raid.
| 1t was tc:ided TO have three p,aees Of deposit
| In Inc CITY whe:c the moaef mid be 1ett on 1t
| Fattlek'6 Day. GtnetAl OtNellt promised th1
! II EhouId be faithfully accounted for aud ap2ro
pliated to The purpose for which 1t will Dc CIV
, 1869-03-08

Nntd 1smpathtkcts, ard wzs IN f4!f WY 70, sut.
eesa. One night. A. three O'Clock ;. n. nn
csiinR himteA Doctor 6tnlrt, cana To the hotei
wnefe eee NAa stopping. stat-d that ehe Has n,,
Wus, und o1fa1ned admit snca to Ger room In 4
da5 OF 'wo the landlord requtr d them 10 le.re
bse.usc Of The Doctors rue8ucss toHlrna ,o-
xltehen e1'a- she bet1g no ienR.r widow, fh.{r
oteapsttou VS. gone, an ! they cam To beiie rae
70 u AteT de Of labor. Hem they rr1ted a
aE al 1oom IN xhteh MI. Stuart opeisd 4 MIL
nEt,J store, 9Th Eoods 10 shs amount Of sbouz
$50, 1hey than eot tbe goods ttsured 10. S1.0m.
wto cceup:ed rooms oyef his m,iltnefy astsbIfsn.
Ment. was awakened BY a srdoestiaR smoke, u J.
on lose9 Aitn It taa found that ica dse wa IN
tae millinery room helow. Tbs ase vts roon
qnelenee. whso, on examination, the eonb1sI-
ptes n sbath It originated wert touna to b aa.p.
meg VIA kttrFene ri. Stuart and his wls
E.asl,e fs'VE W.!1en r." az K, ago sd ssa before
eeca...d IL. 1Sa1a ssnar. oesafs s,a tss "
Z pint OF keroeene OIL Afser tha Ire, DC oii ctn
hhd faott1e hmpd were empty. q: hef cytdasce
M1s addneed tnfdctent to fastea upon he womm
W 1'me 81 stt1iIG tho h1c. Stuart vas :.
10 ths snm q s4iD 70 appear a The neSt tesn Of
euutt Tao ban Dot hsin4 forthcoming, she Wa
1aten n tustody By the 6hert0 She obtn1ned =
witt Ct h16<1f eorPus trum Judge Dafine. and On
1netdty naottiaE lat tho two blrds took their
d{ftt tot paris unknown,
Woman Nerc continually ID d wsruEle. Tho Wp.
lasc neqnKnt!T A>eai'sd him w1th Ter fnRer n1tll,
the nstta OF which ne carried on his E4ee, Htulrt
Mas hEaxztnK, blnittrlxg co *ard. BE VIE often
u a foe IN the sAloona. On which cctA4!ou ho
xo1ld lavar,aelY a1splJ big eoHssdies by bias.
lAce Ter displaying Ii.
, 1869-03-08

the RArnhltrsn candidate slthounh +h..
~. thp,1a hpn"a1l1a a, Saua.e' anneusn thfse Or
M, ENi,t1 w. n.,use sose' ~ sas. !os henrT ".
INV '11 T.. ssn',,d,s ~ ma1opeaaeot uouiu1-
@Ie pors55nias congress AFe a 1ollo~s:
:, j. Jhepp1le1n;; q R n !, Deno1ase,
:. Wililan r, H.tce, !. Ss,.on HI.
; ] bc u Csidweu, t3' Hacb nnrn,,,,
{. 8. B. us GEaa. ns<fd, 1. hosss q. M9:c,
Gtarlea Il: Pinee.s s. wlIliaa, d. N.':ou.
7. James Atkins. II. F. u, b. Tnun,s
snlre and Connees,cut. Ia Nav Hamphife
~ Msrca 4.9:aI T. The nSiostlos. o. ale ~ fol1o1s,
being composed entirely Of Repnb,,e,na Soas
!. JACOB d. Eli. l. El1e.gs ssof ~ ashs:,a
J, Jasoh Benton Roses ". P.rHst ~
The Republican matorftIes A. Tia ,sst .,oo
tion, 10 1867, were ~ foijows: First M.tr;c,
9a6 !; Second, a55: Third. / ca. '] 'ns''s''
~ Tae hs slsshon u Gounse1tcnt will take place
oot 0n ehqs eet hey, npr', l. 1hs nominations hare
Repaslts.a. 40 1'''o"s peuoe,.ue
!. ssdnes B. Heatu.ie1 !. aS1sl .:o,1et LeoS sk
;, The delegation from connecticut IL tho
hean and three Democrats. THE maioriues
district. SIT nrmnrr.t,c S.cnn5 7os nH
ocfs.,c; Third. i. .sM RennhIic., .''gS rns.h III
mn Dcmoc-,tir 1'hs -o.n. H. touttn,
Jis..t.t ~. 5is-,+t ~ 4eAut u INC IasLnAmed
ohIAct *Aa o1dV1tcdr 4hd TIC QEettIou has
nat been settled.
CHANGES m THE SENATE.
The CHANGES which take nIsc. h III. as,.
ate are m follows: ~ LILO oen>
Enrene rss.e,Ir ~ f.sn,n.r,. =.
plscr OF John co1i Panub1ts,no oe"oes1t' N
Wiljt1m 4 Hnettnehsm ~ 49, ..,a,.
publican ~ n,srr ~ i.me. r. ~ ~1 ssS ha-
Republican. bus snp+eouen,,y Jos1nsn - ~
fhnmse h-s1d ~ i,,sra aeu ~.
In nlsrr ~ RI, f.,her 1.m.s 81. geMookh
csnf. L. sHu' oe"o-
Abu,h 31h.r+ o+ P,o,,d, p.n,h,,.
, 1869-03-08
T. WEED IN TIE SOUTH,
The Clfmate-Nsw YorksYs In South
CaFollAa Prices Of Lan4.
CosreapoLucnc4 New Ypsk Commercial Ady.r

The Clfmaae-Nsw YorAsrn In South
CaFoilAa Prices OF Lana.
Correspondence New Ynsk Commercial Aay.r
Af11z, $. @ Feb, 10.
Four more weeks Of experience md Oh.
fcrvation eetve to confirm tny prtylon.tY ex.
PIT ssed opinion Of the healtbfM and healing
influences Of this climate I sec 50 mauV
Northern ,nyalids improving IN health and
desirable = locality for pulmonary pausuta "a
can be foucd IN Europe or Ame.tca.
~. VICE., q fouRhkepsle, purchased 1
plantation Of stI thousand acset, al = vsrv
sausfaetoEJ price, yesterday. Sea h1andi,
neG p!Antatlons, upland tarna and village
properly are offered throughout tho State
ern people knew how cheap and fertile thosc
lands are, and how desirable and pleaa.nt q
residence IN thls climate eau b. made, there
would be stampede, not of t. carpet bag
gefs' merely, but OF permanent resideuts
nom The North. Nor need any be restrained
y an apprehension thst they would be ro-
The Wal, doubtless, has left its wounds
deep aud painful WouDds-but they are heal
ing, xud, ere long, little but the SCARF Will 70
nAiu. TheFu u widespread destftption, but
the people bear their 1ossea with i fortitude
equA TO the courage which led them to
hazard s!l in struggle which resulted dis
psssed IN South Carolina We have neither
seen nor heard anything th1t leads ua to
doubt that intelligent Northern people, With
= sense Of what IL due to Others, As well ~
70 themselves, can readily cultivate agree.
able business and social relAr1oua wish the
same class oi citizens in South Carolina and
Georgia.
11,u give Tou IN idea OF ths value Of
plantations, DC, &c, now for sale. 4 fArn
Of twentJ,nva acEcs, ~ railes from Aiken, =
house With four roons, piazzas front aud
rear. With onthouset, ETC., etc. well adapted
to peach and craps culture, price ii so. a
villa, two mica from Aiken, with house cou.
talping six large square rooms on first floor,
piazzaa on Three sides. kitchen,
srrsgs enTn4g haese fnn, S,'n' stables ete
price, $500. A farm contalning sol acres,
lS5 OF which are under cultivation, Is scses
In Rrapes, 1,Ud0 peach trees, J 800 apple trees
with pear, cherry, plum, az. and other frnit
trees: snA"besries. raspeeuies, mulberry
wslnu's, hickory mt and shade trees snue
dwellings, 0se rooms, kitchen, wine.house
smoke houfe, blacksmith shop, barns, ats
bles, etc ets. !; lard well adapted for stocl
and dairy, II we'll as Eor fruit price, 81 500
Forty acres, three miles sram Aiken, partly
fenct d. with small cabin and number Q
fruit trees price, $50. 4 farm, vineyard
md orchard, containing los acres, two nile
s@ 5 ti.ss 5s.ss L 10 's.fa :ss,s Of 10 1s'''yes pss
trees 4 cottage Of Z r.om*, Swis
! Style, houses for servants. with usua
outbuildipes, front yard, aud shaded wit
maeniaccnt oaks. price 81. %. 4 farm q
\ 3b.oco fssbella, Pauline, cat.vb. md scas
PcsnonG .g:spevincs,. 6,oos bearing peac
trees, 1rh apple, aud eo5 pear trees, half il
tesest In = water-powcr, With mill and I'M
eer, hickory, oak and fat pine Tot fuel pric
, 1869-03-08

aar:1 - %sA Rs.se white b VA p.opr.tov, the
70 !ooa p'aee; Dewd v1s forced 10 10 dec.ap. a a's !,
sg.ptAtn ~, N a1eteI nads ii pretty Wsrm
~. ~ a!m snd bis nurde1ous crew. e.d
hM hcas 4atIters The resort OF every dese1.puon O.
EMa 6hEscteet. Amot9 the p,ttoo e,s t.c Jlek
FGfsu. F. par 81 Gemse EaRcs, Qutnn. Dav1., Nc.
nse uowd. sklly Arn o'8utnf. and Emua Ener
eoo. pkostl4utes. Czps2in Fu1 expresses 4 deter.
mm4noa o earse the speedy emigration Of this
5iot II the EprnH Captain OF thst fprseInct
George Miller, does cot handle them without
Rloret, perhaps nobody can,
, 1869-03-08

Tic Liverpool, Lotdun a7d Globe Iusu:aEce
Cou pauJ, with ! cash ca2itl zna a8sets sno1nt
tns 10 tit, 10 Coo. may safely be accounted tbs
iargest, Ind among tho most seltshls companies
IN INC Nusld. 1t lttuses 10 the amount OF $50 too
on trst elass rlaks, md Ia addition 70 The o1dI-
DalJ hre folie'et issue perpetual Policies. rent
Rolielss md anstsnE pslieies- W,ll.su Warren,
Esq,. 4 EeltkaoFu cittzen OF Chicago. II the
headquarters at No II Ia sale stre:t In these
daye, when ons Of our great ctsy drea II u nkelJ
II no. 10 bfeAk halt daz:u urdi1rJ conpi-
riee, 1t IL the better poAe4 to tnsuss Ia sais and
fel1ao2s cofnpauf In out that no calamity, how
ever R1car- c1n posRlbly adee1. Such II tbs L1n
don ard Liverpool md Globs Company. Sec i'd
reItslneut On frst page.
, 1869-03-08

On dOAIH D4ARH3kK 4IKKk1.
Alta aqcas'er p a.t o'c'otk ysttc.dly morning
Ere oil, tna'ee l:otu tcEeeIvs Farntee IN the
1ct:ee1ec tf NJ. o. Jsct4na, IL, No, ss7 North
DeEbcrn sszect, ara resulted IL $l,5o1 damage
to tie heuse ed contents. Ths building IL OF
wood aId ihc etolaea hlch. It il Insured for
3ip GOO, std ihe furniture for Is DC IN the HHYt.
ford. Al 1Iarra wze soruted IRON BIZ No, Isl.
The drr vss discovered hJ OcartI petereop, Of
KEo<s Et1etnass psirate protective police
fc.cA, FLO It etce tufctd IN tie alarm.
4o1TH EATER ASp CLARK nTatxrB.
Pe{cc&It uattAw1T. Of Lbs Tnltd Precinct, At
2t'cl. & 1etfcrdsy neruinR tteeovessd dra under
The rlA1 X std.x 1lk in II Mt OF tc1ulx's saloon4
ntrthRebt corlef OF S.fth Water a:d Cltrk
ssfeeu. 4 lev pail. q wa'cr e1ureu!tbet The
Causes. 4 qalnlitJ Of T1ru and othe. CON sust1-
ne 1ubtifh WIS fo2na to b. ahlaza,
and 1t 10 quite trident that they
were ret In fse, from tEs fAcs ta11
1hs 1dnz Ct I'll VA very pctrepuhle. Tne ptoptie-
to,s Of tsc slooa IRE tupposed TO how noiatue
Il The b1e url 10 dseorrJ. and the p3ltea ste at
{ lots 10 aecncnt for TIC EaIrer 70 when tne ID
CT s.y p1oct eted 10 do hts Wotk. NO dsuAGe
q ptth Me1icr wsa gone, and AlAIta viii RlTfn.
OK CHICAGO AFt1EZ-
pulIt The esriy houte 0! the EorrfcC me nse
xfteh hfokc out in ii. blrn AID hay fhed ln tte
rttr ii No It's Chicago avenue. the prsvioas
c1rr,ng wst tounc TO hiTe rloten ou. sfrseh, On en'
tht ham=s we're q1trched without gaftnz an aa:m'