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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-13
WEEKLY LETTER LIST.
Love and TgIatriTnonV.

T ADDE'S AND GENTLEMEN. If You wish TO mar
I ny, address the undersigned, who viii send YOU
valuable information. that VIII enable Yen marry
happily and speedily, irrespective Of age, wealth q
beauty This Information viii you nothing and
If you wish To marry, l viii cheerHy assist you.
The desired Information so0t by retnrn saa-a Ad-
dress. SARAH B. LAMBERT, Greeapoint. ,izIugs
County, \. Y. 1T-52-3l.. a. b. ! ~
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WILL A PLACE,


Notary Public, Real Estate and CGY-
EecGIElS agent.
Has on hand and now offers some choice bargains
in Lands and Houses. Look at these
House and Lot on 5tl sttrcet-Eerns easy. $1,000
House and Lot on 7th street-Terus easy. $500
House and Lot Hamilton st.-Terins easy. $500
30 acres near the city, bargain at $3.50, cash.
For particulars call on, address him at tho Of
flee of J. D. HaIhhan corner Of Quay aud Sth SITS
Eauitowoc, Wis. 1T-45
Farm Of 50 acres, New Denmark P. o. at only
) Acres of pasture snd Garden land with small
house. Terms easy $500.
4 House lots and machine shop, splendid bar
gain at $1,000
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OFFICIAL CANVASS OF 8UDECzAE.
ELECTION IN THE COUNTY OF
H1AEEE0VyOC.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
OFFICE OF. SECRETARY or STATE,

DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.
Where's The Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual inslr-
ance Company located at Milwaukee in the State Of
Wisconsin, has fled in this Office statement OF the
condition OF its affairs, required by the provisions
of chapter IS Of general laws OF 1870, amendatory
thereto showing that it is possessed of the requisite
amount of capital invested rs required by law; and
whereas, examination of the affairs and condition
OF said Company, made by me IN pursuance 81 the
provisions OF the aforesaid, has fully verified the
statement fled ia this Office by said company,
Now theI efore. l, Liywelyn Breesse, Secretary of
State, and er-9cto12 Commissioner OF Insurance OF
the State of Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the
said Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insurance Com
pauy. having complied with the provisions Of the act
aforesaid is authorized to transact its appropriate
business of fire insurance in this State by is agents
duly authorized in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 3Ist day of January 4. D. 1872 In testi-
m0ny whereof l have hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed the great seal OF the State at Madison this
Goth day Of January, 4. d. 1871.
Secretary Of State and ercfcio Commissioner Of In
sugance,
The Company had cash on hand Jan. LIST
Received in 1870 s11sf7l,75.
Disbursed in 1870 $50, ISL 90.
Surplus in 1870 81, $50, 10
Cash on hand January l. 1871. $751;, So, "A
L. KE1IPER Agent.
E.qrrsgart2 Eras:zra1rco Company of
Rev York.
L.KEsiPER, Agent.
seufoE.fa EEssFa3Ge Company OF
Cleveland Ohio.
Capital 81 100000
Surplus S29,4to0l
Income in 1910 Si235S450
Expense in 1870 Sy5,5ItV2
Surplus in 1870 SIS, o67 Is
1I-4G-ly.
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MOTH Ei.

=1g%E 20 EzlgIg = 81 r5gsa
I'M ~lszI * * ~ 80 -
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
Manitowoc, aIarci ~ 1871.
Notice is hereby given that County order No II
for $685., issued May 10Th 1870 is claimed to have
been lost by or stolen from the rightilI owner and
duplicate has been Issued therefor
il. S. pTEBP0ET.
bit County Clerk.
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LII PROBATE.
MANIToWoc COUNTY COURT.

MANIT0WOC COUNTY COURT.
: \ the matter Of the estate of Joseph Chizak,
{ deceased. On reading and fling the petition
Of WeHce Buric setting forth the amount OF personal
estate that has 20 his hands, and the description
tIcrcof-the amount q debts outstanding against
SAID ecease, and description OF all the real estate
which said deceased died seized and the condition
and value Of the respective portions thereof; and
praying that license TIE 10 him granted to sell The real
estate Of said deceased. and il appearing By said Pc
ttion, that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands OF said Neucel Buric to pay said debts,
and that IS necessary in order - ray the same, to
sell al Of SAID real estate il is therefore ordered that
All PERSONS interested in said estate appear before inc
Judge Of this Court, Monday the lst day 81 A-lE,
a. D. 1871 ut 10 o'clock A. II at tie Probate once n
Iauitowoc IN said county. then and there 10 slJ''
caIlse If any there be- why license should not be
granted to said Ncncel BHrlc to sell Ie,tl e9.t- &c
corIiug ia the prayer e SAID Fet'tioH ana t = iti
Their ordered that copy OF tls order SHAH he puor
Isied Tor four Successive weeks prior 70 s5'iL cay OF
hearing in THE 3Iaut8woc TrIbuDe weekly news
paper, printed and published At 8aaitowoc III sad
County. and personally served on al persons interest,"
Ell ia said estate residing in said County at least
fourteen days before said day Of hearing
Blythe Court.
Dated At sIanito~oc the 22d day Of se,rch A. D.
-1S7l ". ". WALDO, County Judge.
=G-ts-i Z m
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i. S. Assessors Notice.

All persons concerned are hereby advertised and
notified that appeals viii be received and determined
relative to any erroneous or excessive Valuations
assessments, endmeratons, by the Assessor or
Assistant Assessors returned in the annual list for
the year 1871 in the Fifth Collection District of the
State OF Wisconsin under the Internal Revenue Laws
OF the United States at the Office Of the Assessor in
the Village of Vautoma, County Of Waushara from
the 18th to the 29th day Of april 1871, inclusive.
All appeals to tie Assessor, IS aforesaid, must lie
made in writing and specify the particular cauae,
matter, thing, respecting which a decision is
quested and shall, moreover state the ground or
principle Of error complained Of
Dated April LIST, ISL
J. s. BUGH, Assessor.
Fifth District Wisconsin.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


AT THE Ay6HhSHr g6HSsr6S aS9s7 74s e EAssrL1.
opposite the Post Office.
THE noRsE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our business is conducted at our
no. ls and IL 9sis EAST AThisE ST. %Hk NEnk 4rH Av
SALES OF Thft6 HORSES rs a9lS 4SS sfseo%sr o%sR1Aars
WE GIVE Fn Of Every HORSE
that MAeS F@ sand TC% r 9 g nsnIs for r1
made at our downtown Office and saiesroom 81 Mas,
sau street. where also keep register OF horses for
''' Catalogue of THIS DAYS (FrIday) sale,
BEAUTIFUL TEAM bhks s'IGSf s%x CARRIAGE HORSES,
To- hands year. Ears old kind in all harness. very stylish
GRAY HORSE, l5A HANDS, YEARS OLD; kind in
Nc o ThEE
ali Bay Tei n9msE dm sss
mEDG bT MsER s2s eSsr TURN OVER SEAT
KIND a mSh Sn .y
'Pd sx.sEHT xsfEsn'fs fh%ETos iGqHf
Bay Horse 10 hands, wears old kind in all harness good
saddle horse free vice very Tree s,Gs dgSer an
hSssE ss saq4s HsSps sps Fs old kind in all
or carriage, and warranted sound.
Bay Horse 5 hands 10 old kind IN all harness and
under saddle free from vice. can tro In 2o very Stylish
Gray clding. Is hands, years old kind In all harness
sadde free from vice; free driver stylish
cellent business horse and warranted sound
PARK Fhaeton.
sorre Horse IA hands, years old kind In all harness;
free free drver excellent family horse; also
Harness aud top Wagon.
av Colt lb hands, old kind In all harness; free
good traveller; stylish and warranted sound.
Two four.seat top Wagons.
Bay Horse is hands, years old kind all harness. free
from vice stylish sold on account of loss of mate
One Rock away, Victoria and one Jaeger Wagon.
BROWN TRoTTING MARE, 15H HANDS, YEARS
old kind all and under saddle; from
trots stylish excellent road
horsc be driven by lady, and warranted sound
Business Top Wagon.
Brown Horse 15 hands, years old kind IN all harness;
free from vice. very fast travellers stylish, and warranted
Nav Horse ID hands, years old kind all harness
drve free from vice. an ezra tine family horse and war
Brown Mare 15b hands, years old kind In all harness
and under saddle; from vice Stylish kind
Several other Hoses description time OF sale. Weather
nsver iutsrS.~<sfst,h sales.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS s-TnIRp PAoE-Third and fourth columns.
AsTROLoGY. .srooNp PAeE1Four,h ,sa,s column column.
BOARD AND LoDGiNG wANTED-TniHD PAer-Firss
ssT COL
sra %sss p5 'F%
CLEkSs AND sALEsMEN-sroosD PAor-rhrd and
aSD
coAsT%sE SSs1 STEAMSHIPS, PAor-Finh and sixth
s.mn
COUNTRY BOARD--TnIRp PAeE-Frst and second col
pENrisTRY-srooNp PAGE Sixth column.
BSY HOUSES 4S LE AND
M ps rAnnsssona nsr cs9%n coamn
kEpRE EIEsT pAsEaTd PAa%s,h s9S% Column
FiNxHCiALeFIRsT PAeE--Fcurth column.
yoS RoSms and TO
ssS"
HELP WANTED -MALEs-sEooNp PAor-Third and
HELP IVAN WXSTED"FEMALEs-sH pAorsecond col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ao.-F1nsr pAcr-sccond and
HSUss Nor WHSrsbsnoosp sGn p.orrourA
GEN REAL EsTATE FOX 'GE sHEE-sEoosD SEQ A PAez~
I9AS SSpiSSGs f,ns3 ,I. 70 tho column; %
MACHINERY-THIRD rA0H-Third column.
MARBLE MAN1ELS--FIRsT PAGE-- Fourth column.
MisckIhASso AbvERTIsE%ES%sME1a iSsq PAGE
Sixth column
MUSICAL-THIRD PAGE-Fonrth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-THIRD PAar-Second column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTkS-TuIRD PAGE-Fourth column.
POLlTlCAI--THIRD PAGE-Fourth column.
PROOFS ALS--SEOOND PA0E-Fonrth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEoOND PAGE-Sixth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEOoND PAGE-Sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEoosp PAer-sixth column.
REWARDS-FIHsr PAGE-First and second co,umn
EALES AT IAUCTION-SECoND PA6E-Fffth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-S SECOND PAGE First
and second columns.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-sE -sEooND PAGE-second
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-second column.
sPORriNG-DOGs. BIRDS, &o.-FInsr pAdE-second
SUMMER RESORTS PAGE-Second column.
THE TRADES-SFOoND PAGE Fourth column.
THE TURr-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRD PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRD PAGE--Second column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRST PAGE-Fourth col
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THE TURF.


C,LEETWOOD PARK.-lMpORTANT NOTlCE-AT
special meeting of the Fleetwood Association, held at
the Club House, August unanimously resolved that
from the date the Club House Park and it's surround
nss shall be exclusively for tae and accommodation of
its members.
The Board would be pleased to receive the
gentlemen would like to become members The conditions
Of membership without box stall, $50 per YEAR datn.
from August 1871 with exclusive of box STALL $780, for
five years, dating from August l. 1871.
From tho present date the gate, adjacent TO the
Club House will be closed to all but The
will favor and much assist carving out OF the
proper Of the Affairs
Ing their with them until such time they may
known by the gaekeeper Any further information will
furnished by the President Superintendent the Clerk Of
the Association who will always be found At the Park.
by order of r. J. M. VAN CORTLANDT, President.
DOOLS WILL BE SOLD AT FORD'S, LIZA BROAD
on Longfcow and KIN gnsher every might the
HENRY COTTON, Treasurer
THE PROSPECT PARK y,
Fair Ground Associs ton
will hold their Fail Meeting and Second Agricultural
10th th ~ 18Th of October during which the Three
Four YearOd Prospect Park Colt Stakes trotted
Extra Day Of Fall Meeting Saturday, October IL.
Particulars hereafter
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

rEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, Nos. 843 AND S45 BRoAD-
/ way, New YORK, iuiy Il, ISL ,,, A., -
NoriCE-Pursuan 10 The provisions oi snSdvs'on Oh
secon chapter 57, Laws OF .7l the boiru oI ooh
governing the Department OF Doc.s nsesy
notice that the Improvement OF the waller HOE
of the city New YORK, determined upon by SAID poa
were on the 97th of April ISL duly adopted oy nc
Commissioners the Sinking Fund aud returned 70 &
Board governing this Department Win eeruhesse rn.
adoptISn written thereon IN ccnfom NIFTY with The sw
saiJ ran nd certGca Aled the Office o hl' sos
and Are open 10 PUBLIC inspection daily oei~sen ,oe s
~ ~ II p,inct and .hs, from and after me saw t
dsy OF hpr isl rhart pier eulkhrsa esia, "a o
or any MN witsis tbs ,srr,ory district emoracet
~ Lin NV 'peS JOHN T. AgSKW,
""u HENRY A. SMITH I,...,..torarx
WILSON q. HuNr,r }Oomnss'ono'~
RICHARD N. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GREsvILLE KANE, Secretary.
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INOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
From pier No. 8 North RIVER at 3 O'Clock L. N.
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain NJ. Is. Crowell,
r,, on Saturday, August H.
freight received daily Throug given to st. LoufD,
Vcksburg Mobile Galveston and IndanoIa.
TOT !reght or passage having superior accommodations
apply FREDERIC BAKER, 30 broadway.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
l. line Tor Charleston, s. G., the Florida ports
aud the
49, South and Southwest.
sailing from pier No. ~ North River at r. NJ eve,se
wednesday and Saturday 80
The iii at class sidewheel steamship
JAMES ADGrR, Captain T. j. Lockwood.
will sail on Saturday, August H.
Through passage bills Of adng Issued a loweS
rates. " -'
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY r. MORGAN 4 CO.
IN West street. corner of arren
For through freight and rates appy
BENTLEY u. HASELi, General Agent
Great Southern Freight Line BIZ Broadway
Thomas street.
The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA viii follow Wednes-
day, Angus. 49,
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REWARDS.

&EO REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED TO
DCU whoever will the gold hunting case Watch
Myrtle Park the 9Th II Washington
Market, New York.
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E'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond The steamship
WYANOKE viii sail on Saturday. August 10. at 8 NJ,
connecting with the Virginia and TENNESSEE Air ne the
Seaboard Inland Air ne Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and Danvfe
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills Of
ladng reduced all points South and Southwest
Apply at once pier a. at olce of the company l87
Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

UlVU faced Gold Watch, No. 2fl on cap Re-
turn TO w. r. LADD, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-11

THE GRAND BABE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
Wallis, Switzerland combined with the worldreuowned
Bromine and Springs offer 10 tourists all the induce
men the Continental spssconcerls, promenades cur
aaa rente auarente roulette zeroL &c. Direct rail.
road comm from 0enf and Basel with SaxQny,
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EUROPE.

C,wIss SCHOOL FOR RELIGIOUS AND CLASSIC
founded by Lefevre Director of rEcole
dc Musiaue Regeusc de Paris, opening at Lausanne Sep
tentcr l. is7l-Complete Literary and Musical Studies
& aging Piano organ, Harmonium Contrebass, anceut
ana Sdern tsues Composision improvisation History Of
Muslc French, German, italian, Urnmpar, History
Ce-graphy Arithmetic, Literature price for board, 200
francs For particulars and prospectus apply TO Mr. GUS
TAVr LEFkVRk, Directeur de FEcoie de MusQue Relig
isuse NO Passage Beaux Arts place Peae Paris, or
Champ a'Ase Al Cour, near Lausanne, Canton de Vaud
Switlcr and.
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REWARDS.


&cO KEWARD.-LOSr OR STOLEN FROM THE
~ ouce ~ Wall street, blue Cloth Frock Coat and
GUS tuIes me above reward viii be paid anu ques
tions asked II returned within hve daya
GEO REwARD-LosT, AT THE CORNER OF PARK
gov row and Ann street, Cluster Diamond Ring. Tho
q % Broadway, basement
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS,

V'ExAs LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-TOUCH
/ Ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail
The Al steamship CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Par
fridge, 90 East river will leave Saturday L.
Through bills Of adng given to Houston and all points
the Galveston Houston and Henderson, and b. b. and
G. Railroads.
For freight or passage apply TO
{. H. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
orW. p. CLY DE 4 Co, Il3 Wall street.
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DRY GOODS,

TTop BAoGING, 1p.C-oNE BALE OR MORE, FoR
II na.b. RnrIaps Canvas Buckrana Blue Cap Cloths,
arra"e 10 ca Rubber Blankets and Overeoats, Military
Goods No. 1U3 Chambers street.
= onO YARDS CARPET FOR sALE.-MADisoN
| UUU Park Hotel. Inquire between 10 and u A. NJ
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERSON 4 CO, NO. CHAMBERS STREET
"A Money loaned immediately on bond and mortgage
Buliders' Loans, Leaseholds and Merchandise Bonds
Stocks and Miscellaneous Securities negotiated; First,
Second, dc. mortgages wanted. Advances.
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TRAVELLEKS' GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY LINE.-THE OLD, POPULAR,
~ long established evening line for Albany and Troy and
via railroads for Buffalo and the West and Sara
toga and the North, leaving 49, North River (Vesry
street, one block south of Jersey City terry daily at n.
Fare always less than by any other route.
DOR GREENWICH AND STAMFORD.-THE NEW
and gorgeous steamboat AMERICUS foot Of Mar
ket street. pier 8 daily at 49, Thirty at
8abP Returning leaves Stamford at and Greenwich at
7 80 A. M.
I,OR NORwALK AND DANBURY-THE SWIFT AND
u beautiful steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves foot Of
Market street. pier 3D. daily 49, and Thirty street
at O'Clock r. M connecting with Danbury Railroad. Re-
turning leaves Norwak at 7:45 A. NJ.
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d. ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-srEAMERS
SL. c. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW from Vesry
at S30 A. NJ Thrytourth street tSa5; landing at
Youkers Tarryown and Nyack (by ferry boat CozIens
Point, Cornwall Newburg Pou ,hkeepsie, Catk and
udson connecting evening the New York
tor the West, AMI and Ner June 26 with the
Albany Susquehanna road for Sharon Springs 4 from
New York; and Bnghamon and by Rensselaer, aud Sara.
road for Saratoga Springs (33 80 from New Nor At
Hudson for Lebanon Springs all rail- To Troy by steamboat
SCHUYLER
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TINE SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHAR-
macy would respectfully notify all druggists and pre-
scripton clerks that by calling at his Office ~ Union place.
he will appoint time for their examination
LOUIS g. BRANDA, Secretary.
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n1o OOO "A SODA WATER MANUFACTURING
SlZ.yUU. Basiness ,pendid routes n Horses ~ rcnS
oirer aud now doing good ade established lO yesrs Ad
dress FOUNTAIN, Herald office.
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LOAN (FIRSr MORTGAGE) WANTED OF $4,000
IA on hotel property at Far Rockaway worth x26OOU
loan OF $4,000, Just pail OF; nothing better.
E. ii. GIBBS CO., s8 Broadway.
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SPOKTINi-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LNOR ShLE-A VERY HANDSOME AND TAME FAWN,
just arrived from South America Inquire at 12l Con-
gress street, Brooklyn between 81 and O'Clock p. NJ.
VTANTED-A BREECH LOADING SHOT GUN, TO
w gauge First Gun for sale low Address box 1913
New YORK Post Office
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-21

The Chicago Fire!--To THE CITIZENS OF RICH
MOND INSURANCE STILL EXISTS Queen lnsur-
Company of London and Liverpool !-Ths Company
withdrew their Agency from Chicago about two years since
therefore lose nothing by te Great Fire. Their Capital and
Assets TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS, GOLD, and the
Company ranks among The foremost Insurance Compan
les Of the United States and Great Britain.
"LvERPoo1, LONDON GLOBE INSURANCE CosfPAEY-Mr
Warren Agent of this Company at Chicago received Gable
Dispatch the morning Of Oct 13th from the Officers of the
Company directing him to proceed at once with the adjustment
and payment Of every doarof their losses Their Assets
remaining after paying all Chicago losses will be about EIGH
TEEN MILLIONS DOLLARS, GOLD thus still leaving them
the leading Company Of the World.
a. It will be seen by The above that these saunch In
Companies will pay aid paying all their losses in
the recent great congaon and continue business with
abundant than any Other Companies to meet any further
trouble that may pass their way They old and reliable
Corporations and have always done their duty and will do
in this and every other emergency which may
fully recommend beth of these Companies and prepared
issue Policies all classes Of property at fr rates. Let all
those uninsured and those insured in Companies Of uncertain
Standing call at my Office and procure SAFE INSURANCE,
in substantial Companies.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-21

Georges sosp u 30 big this year,
and the stalis - high, that they
talk OF harvssltse Il with derricks
Tho cod 1shiae grounds OF the
North Pacific have yielded we'll.
The Spiritsalists OF Kansia City
are 'sseancing" At ten cents head.
It 10 said that the proprietors of
Blind Tom cleared Gal, 900 during
the past year.
England hes become infatuated
with the mysterious disappear
ance" disease.
There are so. 1871 colored peo-
pie in the State Of Tennes see.
A horned hog from Texes wa.
presented to the Society of Natura
History in Cincinnati on Tuesday
Tell . fellow he '.uses the truth
with penurious frugality," whe'
you wan; to intimate in mild way
Fifty million bushels was til,
amount Of Pistsburgh's exports o
coal last year.
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President

HMsrri.ge Licenses Issued
since lust publication.
VIM Binkley to Elizabeth Sellers.
Jamee Il White to Lavina Cotrap
of Newgarden.
VIM H Conover TO Et Cockefair.
James P Kern to Annie Rogers
cf Richmond.
Frederick " ilhelm Tubessing to
Engel Erik Of Richmond.
John Gudsl TO Mary Ann Kiser.
Charles f Rodenberg to Jennie
Johnson Of Richmond.
Harmon II Placke to Mary E
Turner of Richmond.
Phillip. Gsbsrt to Maria A Mey-
or of Richmond.
Samuel i'arry to Martha E Smith
Of Willinmsburgh.
William II Smith to Sarah NJ
King Of Centreville.
VIM A Ross TO Sarah Henby Of
Cambridge. tsss
John W Owen to Louisa Goble.
Sam'l G Soota to Miron A Adney
| Of Arlington. sif Era
Charles Miller TO Disa Am
Young Of Economy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-21

Mr.. Keck's account Of the scenes in Chica.
20 are exceedingly interesting. More than one
gentleman who was . week agos millionaire
was glad to satisfy hungry from the stores fur
nishcd by the city. Ladies who had Injurious
homes . week since were happy to be given
baskets ~ food for their children. Business
men who were known to be among the most
Houri.hing in the city were thankful to get
little money for immediate necessities.
After all that has been written and spoken
by those who Witnessed the confagration, or
have contemplated the ruins, there is little rs
alization Of the absolute consunation of the
desolated die tries of the city. There remains
Mr.. Keck says of some magnificent blocks
and all their contents but few carloads Of
debris. In some cases, all there is left brick
house could be trundled away in whssibar-
row. Stone and brick so melted in the feTveut
heat that the fsrce winds have pulled them
in dust ashes into the lake.-[C incnnati Com
mercial. .s