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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
BROOKLYN.

The Rev. j. Glentworth Batter, d. d., the
retiring Secretary the American and Foreign Chris
tian Union, has accepted cell from the FIRST Presby
teriau Church.
The cornerstone OF the Roman Catholic
Chapel of Our Lady Of Victory, at Throc7ye and Nc
Douga-st will be laid Sunday, july O. The building
will be 100 feet long ~ feet wide, and 30 feet high nftH
and Connecticut bue-stone. VITA white granite tTih.
ming7 and will cost s25,O0)'
Mayor Kabheisch vetoed, yesterday, the
resolution of the Board of Aldermen authorizing the pr
chase OF blanks for the Office OF tho Registrar OF Arfe
Of Taxes nj cost OF 500 for each insallment on the
ground that H was I'm violation OF the charter, wh'h -
BIDS The procuring OF materials TO an amount eXceedh-
500 unless by contract with the lowest bidder amer az
vertisement resolution authorizing me haGGhg ol
sidewalks on Greene-avc. was also vetoed.
A motion was made, yesterday, by hyron
Winslow attorney for the AntIneome Tax Association
before Judge Gilbert at Special Term Of the supreme
Court for an injunction TO restrain James Froeand,
Collector Of internal Revenue for the First District IA
Guiding Kings Queens, sufJIk, and Richmond CouHiie'
from Collecting the IncOTe tax; and an oIdrf WIS
granted requiring the Collector 10 SHOW cause WY a
permanent Injunction should not Do granted against
INN simil.r injunction Will soon be applied Tor Hr
fore one OF the Judges OF the Supreme Court IN TINS
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NEW-JERSEY.


JERSEY CITY.-A westward-bOund freight
train on the Erie Railway off the track last evening"
short distance east Of Bergen Tunnel Joseph Rom
mels an employe OF the Jersey City Ferry Company,
was robbed. yesterday OF $3.50 in MontgOmeryst. In
proyemens are making in North Firstst. John DiiOt
was sentenced yesterday to two months in the County
Jail for perjury. John Brannon convicted Of big
amy. John Armaee was run down and injured by
drove of cattle Yesterday About $500 emigIants vent
west over the Erie Railway last week. During the
storm on Sunday, portion 81 Track vas washer away
In GrOvest, and hOrse-car loaded with passengers was
overturned. . Edward Nolan charged with assault and
battery and attempt to commit rape upon AIafy a. sn
arrested last night Michael norton was severely
injured last ngt by falling so feet from the ROCKS aear
the New-Jersey Railroad
NEwARK-Nrs. Henry RhOllfs was fatally burned last
evening by kerosene explosion Her husband was also
burned Catharlne Wymples, a servant girl was sen
hing her employer, Caleb Nage of No so Warren-st OF
sl25 The smallpox Is rapidly aDatlng Inc Boa .!
night the practicability Of erecting fremens Mon-
ment... The sundayscho0l teachers were S al
S SV the Rev. ]. Hyatt Smith Of Brooklyn
-. Bernard MeCormicks store. No. 22O Market
employed in Meeker & Heddens factory, fell troIn an
omen platform yesterday and badly injured. The
Sixth Ward Public School burned late sunday right
Loss Sc 900; insured barn at Bank and Wicklim sts
belonging to bIrs. Brentnall, was also burned Loss
MAYOR has offered rewards Of $3.50 each for the arrest Of
the criminals. Luther Martin, who stole horse and
buggy from Merritt Il Nanderpool's livery stable, has
been arrested at Mount Vernon, n Y. The Park Pres
byeran Church decided last night to sell their present
editice.
pRINCEToN-Presdent Grant has promised to be pre-
sent at the commencement exercises next week secre
tary Beknap will deliver the oraton ana Gen. Frank
Blair and others will attend.
cu,ruAu-Mehael Sanford proprietor OF the Waver-
y House. has been arrested for selling liquor contrary 70
the recent decision at the polls.
BEIIEvILE-Capt Hervey shipped two Chln,ueu
yesterday, to their agent in California because they
fused to stop gambling.
PATERsoS-Over 600 TINS OF freight were rec 'Fe'
from Jersey City via the Erie Railway last week
oRANGE.-Peter Norris, veteran of the war Oh l'l2
died yesterday
IRvrSGToY-The Methodist Society will build parso'
age to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

Halls yEGETAIL9s GILLIAN HAIR RENEwrs
"Ou! FOur volumes ~ onoo oont to out-of
town s1bcrbeu' su',on Ceusr Iby, llg gst eeyeates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

A LADY who was %, WAS taken for 1e after
few weeks us Of HAe1Ss MAGNOLIA upon face rses
and hands 1t is perfectly harnsi obHes JIny B
saounss etc. and makes The complexion very tsasl does
KATBARoS the hair II has been tested for twenty yes
the beat hair preseryer and dressing in the sOrld
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-18
MEMPHIS.
Gen. Reuben Davis Shot Dead MON |
City Express Robbery.

Gen. Reuben Davis Shot Dead Union
City Express Robbery.
MEMPHIS, December l6.-General
Reuben Davis and Samuel NJ. Meek,
two we'll Known criminal lawyers Of
Mississippi, who were engaged on op.
posite sides OF murder case, quarreled
during the session OF co urt at Colum
bus, Miss. yesterday morning, and each
drew pistols. Meek was first to fire,
killing Davis instantly.
A portion OF the express robbers
captured in Missouri, as previously re-
ported, stated that four OF the men
were engaged in the Union City train
robbery. Porter ran the engine, the
two Barringtop's entered the car and
the last, Bill Taylor, acted as brake
man, and W to yesterday all efforts to
capture him had proved unavailing, but
he had been traced to Reedfoot Lane,
Is miles from Union CITY, and early
this morning was captured by young
Pinkerton, with a full supply OF hand
cuffs, &c, to secure the robbers, who
were sent from here today.
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KENTUCKY.
Public Library Lottery OF Kentucky
Drawing.


Drawing.
LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Wiesseger
Hall was opened at seven o'clock this
morning. for the drawing Of the great
Public Library Lottery.
The drawing commenced about nine
o'clock. Only about one hundred
persons were present, owing to the
early hour Of commencement, which
was necessary in order to get through b
tonight, but the hall was soon filled,
and BY ten o'clock it was crowded to
overaowing with people who applauded
every large prize.
The following are the numbers which
drew prizes of one thousand dollars
and over: No. 327S drew the capital
prize Of $4,000. The ticket was held
BY John A. Darff, Of Memphis. No.
5075 drew $l7,5O0; No. 44,l72 drew
$3.50; No. 25,S40 drew $6650; No.
1903 drew $500; No. 20,563 drew
$3.50; No. 32,4l7 drew $500; No.
23,877 drew $49O0; No. 1913 drew
1850; No. 2095 drew $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December l6.-lhe
capital prize in the Louisville Library
Lottery of $35, 900, was drawn BY Mr..
Jno. R. Darff, Of Memphis, Tenn, and
two Of $l7,500 was drawn by Mr. T.
Kent, of Virginia City, Nevada,
MEMPHIS, December l6.-Ticket No.
1878, that drew the $35, 900 prize in the
Louisville lottery, is held here by Mr..
Jno. R. Darff, assistant postmaster.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Latest News.

The wife Of Governor Moorhead, Of
Kentucky, died at Covington yesterday.
The steamer Great Republic arrived
at San Francisco yesterday from CHINA.
On her passage she communicated
with the outward bound steamer japan.
All were well
General Weitzel has been notified by
General Humphrey that Commission
of United States Engineer, has been
appointed to meet at Louisville 10 in
vestigate and report facts in reference
to the late accident to the mitre-sIlls Of
the canal locks.
An accident occurred on the Indian.
apolis, Cincinnati an ! lafayette railroad,
on Saturday, near Lawrenceburg, caused
by the collision OF a freight and passen.
gers train. Engineer J. w. Meddow, a
resident of Indianapolis, received in.
juries from which he has since died.
Judge Learned, OF Albany, has rem
dered decision in the motion 10 vacate
the order OF arrest, and the reduction Of
the bail OF Richard B. Connolly. The
former was denied, but the bail was
reduced to 100000. The same mo
tons in the case oi Tweed were denied
1t is stated that the suit Of Mansfield
vs.. Fisk, in New York, has been settled
BY Fisk paying Miss Mansfield $1,000.
The settlement, it is said, was forced by
outsiders, who feared the exposure that
the prosecution OF the case would be
sure TO bring.
Last week Samuel J. Boynton. pro.
prietor of the Parks House, Boston,
sold out bis hotel for $1,000. The new
proprietor had possession but 8 few
DAYS when bills came pouring in for
groceries, provisions, liquors, ETC.,
amounting in the aggregate 70 nearly
so, 900. contracted BY Boynton, who
hN fed from the city. He is supposed
4 have rsalized Q considerable amount
tt his swindling prastissl
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The Manner Of Voting.

A number OF Of our State exchanges
are discussing the question Of viua rocs
and ballot voting. We see no objection
to q discussion of the matter, but. in
our opinion, two thirds at least Of the
people Of the State favor the present
system of voting by ballot. If it
should go happen that the Convention
eperaft into the new Constitution to be
submitted to the people for ratification.
the old viva voee plan Of voting. it
would endanger the ratification OF the
Consultation. II the Constitution take
any action in regard to the manner OF
voting, it will be we'll to submit it to
the people separately from the Con-
stitution. Speaking for ourself, We are
decidedly and empbstically opposed to
a return to the old fogy plan Of voting
viya voes, and could not consistently
favor it, even if embraced in the new
Constitution. We do not feel disposed
to give our reasons in advance for
oppositiou 10 the system. but shall not
hesitate to do % II the Constitution
submit the question to . vots Of the
sopls.-N@tias6x'y Era
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THE RIVER.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, December 10
The Kanawha is full OF heavy ice, and
navigation is closed. The weather is
clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, December l7.-River
four ieet ten inches. No ice.
LOUISVILLE, December l6.-River
falling slowly, with 3 feet 6 inches in
the channel and Is inches on the falls.
Weather clear and cold. Thermome'
ter 460.
EVANSVILLE, December l6.-Weather
clear.
CAIRO, December l6.-Weather clear
and cool.
MeMpHls, December l7.-River sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and warm.
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CHICAGO.
Committee Of the Legislature In Ses'
s,on-Ratiroad Accident.

Committee OF the Legislature In Ses'
sion-RsiIroad Accident.
CHICAGO, December l6.-A commit
tee of the Legis ature ls IN session here
TO see what can be done to restore the
burned records OF real estate. They
found by inquiry at an abstract maker 9
Office that abstracts can be furnished OF
transfers for the past thirty years. and
steps will probably be taken TO pur-
chase item. , c:,
A large number Of North Side resi-.
dents are alarmed at the erection OF 50
many cheap frame buildings. and have
ne,itioned the Council to pass stringeo'
FIRE limit laws to freight trains. ,
Two trains on the Michigan Central
railroad collided yesterday at Nnes,
about 90 miles from Chicago. Both
Locomotives were demolished. ten OF
eleven cars broken up. and three men
killed, both engineers and one hremen,
and two severely injured. Trains were
DELAYED several hours: and the nine
o'clock train last night did not leave inc
city,
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II is reported that indictments have

tits reported that indictments have
been or soon will be found BY the Grand
jury against Mayor Hail, Thomas c.
Field and Henry Field. These will,
probably, be presented early next week,
but the charges will not be made pub
lie until the indictments are given to the
Grand Jury.
The English merchants made heavy
purchases OF mourning goods in Paris
in anticipation OF the death OF Prince
OF Wales. When his illness became
alarming the British traders dispatched
orders to the French capital, under
which they secured the entire stock Of
black gloves and all the black artificial
flowers, black dry goods and jet orna-
ments held in stock in Paris
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CHICAGO.


The Bribery Cases-SaIe OF the Court
House he'll, &c.
CHICAGO, December l7.-At meeting
OF the Common Council tomorrow
evening, resolution will be introduced
calling for the appointment OF q COM
mittee to investigate the charges Of
bribery and corruption made against
several aldermen. Many members are
pledged to secure its passage, and the
Council will not dare to refuse. 1t Is
stated that some aldermen who received
money for their votes in securing offices
have returned it to their victims, saying
they took it as joke.
The Court House bell, after being
pretty we'll picked away by relic hunt
ers, was sold yesterday at auction, on
account Of the city, at 62t cents per
pound
Mayor Medill has received from the
U. S. Consul at Lisbon draft for EGO,
a gilt Of the Countess Of Edia, a native
OF the United States, to the Chicago
sufferers.
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INDIANA.
Murderer Sentenced for Life,

FORT WAYNE, December l6.-At La
Grange, Ind, the case Of Chauncey
Barnes for the murder of Miss Dwight,
a school marin, near that place last
June, ives concluded last night by the
jury returning verdict of guilty. The
prisoner was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for lite. 1t will be remembered
that he deliberately drew revolver and
shot down Miss Dwight, and then
attempted 70 take his own life by
8. ooting the remaining four balls into
his head. The verd ct has given pretty
general satisfaction, although many
thought that he should have suffered
the death penalty.
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BOSTON.
Destructive Fire.

Bos1oN, December l7.-This morn
ing fire occurred on Hawley
street, originating 10 the lower floor Of
No. 81. in which was the rag and paper
store OF G. n. Andrew, from which it
spread to the upper story OF the build
ing. occupied by J. J. Walworth d
Co., manufacturers OF solar gas gasom'
eters, who lose $4,000; VIM. D. Ren.
nett, Japanner. loses $1,000; Bowitt d
Bulwer lose $4,000. Tne building iS
owned by Howard University, and is
damaged to the extent o $1,000. An
drew Il Co. lose about $1,000 The
total loss will reach nearly $50, 900,
which is only partially insured.
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The wharton POISONING Case.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, December l6.-The
argument on the admissibility of the
books of Mr.. Ketchum as evidence, was
continued this morning from 10 A. N.
to lao P. NJ. Counsel for the State
offers this evidence to prove Mrs.
Whsrton's Indebtedness to Mr.. Ketchum
az a cause for the commission Of the
crime charged. The Judges are still
consulting on this point.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Found Dead-Fatal Accident
Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, December l1-At
ll:3O o'clock last night an unknown
man was found dead on the pavement
at the corner Of Front and Dock streets.
1t is supposed he was beaten in one Of
the bagnios in that neighborhood and
thrown into the street. The inquest
will be held tomorrow.
Jacob Trent, forty-lwo years old, re-
siding at the southwest corner OF Roget
street and Columbia avenue, fell from
the third story window and was Instant
ly killed this morning.
About four o'clock this afternoon
Peter Revere, thirteen years old, resid'
ing at No. 2l29 Market street, while
playing on the ice on the Schuylkill
river, broke through and was drowned.
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CINCINNATI.

Deaths from Small Pox-Meeting or
River Pilots.
CINCINNATI, December l6.-There
were sixty-two deaths from small pox
during the week ending yesterday.
The pilots held meeting this morn
ing, endorsing the action of the st.
Louis pilots in reference to the pro-
posed amendment to section Is Of the
steam boat laws. Sixty-six pilots signed
the petition for the amendment, which
will be forwarded to Congress.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December E-EoO
P. M.-An area oflow barometer, with
rain or snow, will probably advance
from Texas northeast, and cloudy
weather will continue very generally on
Monday east OF the Mississippi. The
barometric disturbance on the Pacific
coast will probably develop into an e1-
tended rain. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated this evening.
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EUROPE.
The Proposed Removal OF the
Assembly.

The Proposed Removal of the
Assembly.
PARIS, December II THE proposal
lately made in the Assembly for the
removal of that body from Versailles,
aud its permanent location in this city,
continues to meet with the opposition
Of majority Of the member' A, new
proposition to establish the Govern.
ment, at this city, while the Assembly is
10 remain at Versailles, has been raised,
and will be brought before the Assem-
bly at an early day.
Condition or the Prince OF Wales.
LONDON, December 1.-THE conva
lescence Of the Prince OF Wales con
tinues favorably. The last bulletin
issued from Sandringham this'morning
gives a very cheering account OF his
condition.
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Senator Trumbull
CINCINNATI.
Adams Express Company's Annual
Supper.

CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE Ad.
ans Express Company gave the tele-
graph fraternity their annual supper
last night, which was largely attended
Speeches were made by members OF the
press, express and telegraph. The
principal speech Of the evening was
that o. Col. j. C. Vanduzer, the Super
intendent of the U. S. military telegraph
during the war, who spoke on the lu,
ture Of telegraphers, aud the benefits
that would accrue to them and the
country at large by the adoption Of
postal telegraphing.
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Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS, December l6.-Two freign'
.-o;n, collided on the Panhandle road
...,srdav evening, near Cadis Junction,
ssmssbiue the locomotives and cars' sno
smaIu'' li1l;na two men, whose names an
unknown.
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CANADA.

Duke Alexis-WNnt or COnHdence IL
the Ontario Observation-Disclosures.
ed.
TORONTO, December l6.-Alexis is
in Montreal, with suit occupying
twenty rooms at St. Lawrence Hall.
A public reception will likely be given.
now that the Prince Of Wales is out OF
danger.
In Parliament, last night, Directs
motion Of the want OF confidence in the
present Ministry, was carried by
majority OF one.
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Corn Receipts.

New ORLEANS, December l6.-Total
corn receipts for the week ending De
cember 10th were IA 900 bushels. 80
far, the receipts are 10000 bushels
ahead of last month. Total receipts
for month ending December 10th,
BAL 900 bushels.
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BOSTON.
w,,s Murdered-Her Murderer shot
Dead.

BosroS, D ecember 16.-Wm. Brow9 a
living on Adam street. in Lynn. killed
his Wife this moroing by stabbing her
with a dirk knife. He was pursued 3y
officers and surrounded, when ne
ot,acked officer Thurslop, and 10 tne
struggle both fell, Brown stab6lng ,ne
os;cs5 s Officer Whitton used his club
freely, when City Marshall BaIrei' sasd
drew his revolver and shot Brown deaa.
The affair caused great ezcitsmentin the
city. "
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
Market street, under the Mcl.ure House.

CAPITAL, ote0.ooo.
TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings OF all kinds. Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
In Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob n. bcksl,
Henry Hartman, Dr. ]. C.. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund bOcking,
X. J. Smyth, T. J. Campbell,
J. II. Bristor, 3. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas B0Re2,
ID. ID. T. Farnsworth, VIM. B. Crane,
David Billmyer. Joseph Shields,
VIM. K White, ~. Con, Jr.
|. II. Duval. ID. II. DIE.
VIM. r. Stevenson,
- Once over Hartman's Clothing Store,
south side Monroe street. Wheeling, w. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOK, Precedent.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice Prest
I. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
d. Il. McCOLLoCH. Asst Secretary
MARI
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WASHINGTON.
The Georxia Contested Election Gas

The Georgia Contested Election Case
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
Senate committee on Elections and
Privileges, at their meeting held yester'
day, decided to report in favor OF seat
ing Mr.. Norwood, the Senator elect
from Georgia.
The Kentucky Senatorial Contest
excites great interest here, both among
Democrats and Republicans. 1t seems
to be the unanimous opinion that Mr..
Beck should be promoted to the Senate.
Members OF both parties speak in the
highest praise Of his ability and fitness
for the position.
Senator TrumbulI
will, tomorrow, in open session, offer as
an amendment to the caucus resolution
all that part of his resolution which
was struck out in the caucus.
The Stokes Fraud
case comes up in the criminal court OF
this district tomorrow. Judge Carter
has ordered that the fraudulent names
and writings in every instance shall be
identified.
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@ II NJ a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, eseeyese.

VIM. B. simpson, VIM. G. Handlan.
Augustus Pollack, John l. Ho6lA,
James K MoCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING HE8N Full
ly organized, Is now prepared TO take riHks
upon Buildings OF all kinda, Msrohandtse,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all kinds on the Western
Waters Applications tor Insurance will
be promptly attended 10 oy the SECRETARY.
Office No. Mcclure House, next door to
corner OF Monroe street.
WM. h SIMPSON, President
WIN. Z. HANDLAN, vias Preg't,
]. r MILLER, Secretary. novls
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE 90,
OF WHEELING.

T thANkLlN lNSUhANU6 w,
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, ohSoso so.
DIRECTORS:
SamI Mcclellan, GeSrge Mendsl,
q. W. FrsnIheim, J. N. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, and In that time done
a successful business, In still prepared 70
take risks at lair rates on bufldin0 OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab.
lishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments TO Farmers, whereby thoy can bs
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Harms and
contents, for three or nve years NJ reduced
rates This being State Company, with
THE LARGE CAHH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus OF any company In the
State and composed OF some ninety-four
ockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itDolf 70 the
favorable consideration OF the insuTtng pub
lie, and solicits their patronage. Applica-
tons for Insurance will be promptly At
tended 10 at their office, No. - Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through.
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
&. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
A. l.. WILEY General A ant f>h1
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INsUR RANCE.
National Insurance Co.,
OF WHEELING.
Capital 4Soo. o.oeo

DIRECTORS:
George X. Wheat, Thos. Hornbrook,
James McCiuney, John l. Wilson,
Morgan L. OtL Joseph ]. tauiis
A W. Campbell, George AdamA
Al. Clark.
GEO X WHEAT, Prest
JAS McCLUNEY, Vice Pres't
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
OFFICE. No. 90 MARKET ST1eBr.
OctlS