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Funeral Of Mayor Barrett.

sr. LOUIS, April T.-The funeral Of
Mayor l'arret. took place to-day, and
was tile largest and most imposing ever
known here, The procession formed on
18th aud Chestnut streets, and consisted
Of three hundred policemen with mus
kets, four military companies, carriages
containing the family and friends, Gen.
Sherman and part Of his staff, members Of
the Fire Association nnd City Council,
city and county officials, ex.mayOrS, etc,
These were followed by large number
Of Catholic societies and other or.
ganizatiOns. Then came about one.hall
OF the fire department Of the city,
with their engines and hose carriages.
heavily draped. These were followed by
tho menIbersOf the Merchants Exchange
and Mechanics Exchange and by citizens
In carriages. The procession proceeded
to the residence Of the deeeased at No.
293O Locust street, where the remains lay
In state, and after brief ceremonies the
body was conveyed to St. Johns Church
corner Of 10th and Chestnut streets
which was elabOrately hung with black
and beautifully decorated with immor.
telles and white roSebuds. Here mass
was celebrated by Father 0'Reilly and d
sermon prcNchedby Bishop Ryan. After
which the procession took up itS line Of
march through some Of the principal
streets Of the city and proceeded TO Calva'
ry Cemetery, where the remains were in
TERED.
Business was largely suspended during
the day. The Merchants Exchange and
all public and many private Offices were
closed, and many thousands Of peopl.
manifested their respect for the deceased
In various ways. t1 a
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The Chesapeake q Ohio Connec.
tlOn with Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April q The committee
appointed week ago at a convention
held at 1ronton, Ohio, In the interest Of
railroad TO connect the Chesapeake &
Ohio with Cincinnati by a road on the
Ohio shore, met to-day in this city II
Ia composed OF three men from each
county through which the proposed line
passes. No representative from Ports.
mouth was present. MI. Ben EgglestOh
acted IA chairman. The organization
will be called the Cincinnati, Ohio River
4 Virginia Railroad Company, with
three million dollars preferred stock, and
with power TO issue one million common
stock after the road IL built, the common
stock to bear interest payable before the
interest on the preferred stock. After
some discussion The whole matter Of a
financial basis was referred 10 commit.
lnittee from Hamilton county, TO report
AZ soon as practicable.
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The Truly Wicked City Of Steu-
hnnNlllR.

The Steubenville Gdsete o. MONDAY
last gives dolOrous account ol the state
NJ morals in that unfortunate place, We
".", ''I II ,La ,o,rn ,,.. h soJ,n,;,;,L
knew '""' ,'V Wv" was !" S
condition ol la'e' out We had no idea thal
it was really so lar gone as il IL, II seems
that law aud order arc PLAYED out, In
o,Lo, ,.,.1, ooooI - H. c,..H' d.
I.~, .. .ranIs ,inIa,dJ F.ai ;.,a,ol y
T Nv, - ,.i..I -, ''s.s.So..
til, - pon,a Lo,aI m" ooo,, ,.,onoos
- X riet, III sai1 l. ~ ~" j n.
s.."..', 'e o. 49, ~. -. "a '.;,,,,oa.
s,L,1Ja. a.J ri. Lo.,,a .oLoU Tho
IT, ,.o", ,os, 80, a.,s0Jo +. oom
s,a,a | 9. 's,,,ah :. A. A., ~ 'Ss..,,.,s.I.
r., y.', ~ 'sa AZ 30 stI",.',I,,I. y. -
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-O"a ,.a., ;" |"I'"" ~ n "',' 'as" ','. r. tI
,'e'' ~ tut" S''' VII ~ ''"" "' '
'oSs 'NSs hLLs,.,.. =
of brop"I I"FS ,Ir""Es" oy roys "VT oi "hicb % "nr
city was the scene on Saturday night. One
man was stabbed In the abdomen by IN.
other, who Is already held by bond 10 an
aver charge Of shooting with intent to
kill, which was caused by intemperance.
Ia there no way to prevent these diabOli.
cal things ?"
ma Ga..,,.Lo,I. ,Lo on;mor ,h,, the
'"' '"'''' a ',|. Wv '"" D'.,'' . ~.
present state OF 'hlug" IL +" teav''"" 'Fo'"
the pressure from the crusade last spring
and saws that "intemperance IL on the in
cro,.sT IN ,I,o, community And no. nm
" ''T"' ~ ,,, w. '""' ,,,,''',''', ~ ~, rl.ai'a :,
y III 'NN' community, On' hkeWlSe !"
CadiE, where the editor says, things have
changed for the worse very decidedly.
n. HinL. ,L,, ,I,o ,,,o,, wo,Lno.. of
y" ",""' '""' ,"O s''"I "V"N"'I'
C"d'" Is u disposition o" Ih' part o' 700
many people there to slOp over, or, IN
other words, to gush. They first go II
strong on one tack, and In u short
time, reverse their sails md go iton the
opposite tack. He illustrates what he
means by the following fling at CadlE;
"The great difficulty about certain
element IN every coMm9nlIy-anu when
T"%is". % y ;boi III Il h ~ .,,cb ~ ,onJsScv to
Gslop over" that Il can hardly be restrain.
cd. It Is such disposition as leads peo.
pie to cry "hang theM y when mn !ney yy,iL;n irss
tS ,np ,SsoIS % ';ve thsn, SnSsss " ,shiIs IN I'LL
and expressionsof sympathy and pity be-
cause they are sentenced TO the peniten.
tlary II Ia suGh a. 2 disposition a. a,fe.' leaus
pr,l"So ps"rS J" ouJ r !" yS1v eoPI SIorl s"ase 6f
time give expression Of their feeling to-
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TnE growth Of Catholicism IN this
country il something astonishing. The
Catholic Church in the United States
probably numbers b,5O5,OOO coumuni-
cants. The Catholics occupy 0,o2O sta
lions, chapcls aud churches they have
the services Of 1873 priests, apostolic
Wears, 40 bishoIR, 0 archbiahopa and !
cardinal. They have ls theological sem
innrics, with nearly $500 students, over
1000 schools Of all grades, and more than
800 asylums and hospitals. There are
among them Z different orders Of monks
and frinrs, 12 Of nuns, 8 different inslitu-
tions such as Jesuits and RedemptOrists,
l9 congregations Of priests and brothers,
and 80 sistcrhOOds This immense growth,
however, Is almost entirely due to immi-
grafton, they making very few converts
which is more than Offset by those who
have left the church. " staasB
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pELIYERrp nIs cREpENrIAIa,
A DllIlcuIly In Masonic Circles.

New ALBANY, IND, April 27.-There
is quite stir In Masonic circles In this
city, partly growing out Of notice in
the dispatches Of Saturday last from this
place, which may lead to serious conse-
quences to tho order, and especially to
that branch known as the Knights OF The
Red Cross Of Constantine. From state
ment In the Led9r-Stdnddrd this evening,
II appears thai Rev. Gierlaw, q very
prominent and jealous Mason and pastor
Of the Episcopal Church in this city, Sc
cured u warrant for the opening Of q
conclave Of the order referred to from
Sir Alfred Creigh, the Supreme Head Of
the order in the United States, aud
through him a charter was obtained
from England. ConClaye No. III was
organized In September 1874, and the
charter arrived sometime in January,
1875. ThereupOn Mr.. Gierlaw organized
COnclavc No. III In expectation oil secur-
Ing sufficient number of cOnClaves In
other parts Of the State 10 organize q
State council, Mr.. Geirlaw was also
authorized by Intendant General Creigh
to organize COnClaves in Kentucky, in the
meantime other masonic brethren In this
city proceeded to organize five conclayes
under the authority derived from Ken.
lucky. These were all organized In this
city and they al once proceeded to or.
ganize grand council for the State Of
Indiana. The original conclave No. III,
acting under the regular authority, ap-
pealcd to Sir Alfred Creigh the Intendant
General OF the U. s., who has issued
proclamation Ann"mn";s that ooroiayOs
organized In Kentucky and Indiana by
authority Of the State Intendant General
Of Michigan, Sir Durham BraCy, are II.
legal and irregular. Both parties to the
controversy have made another appeal to
Sir Creigh, and his decision Is anxiously
awaited. In the meantime delegates from
both bodies have gone to indianapolis to
lay the matter before the proper author
tiles there. A good deal Of feeling hns
been engendered In this city on account
Of these difficulties, but II is presumed
that either party will graCiOuSly yield to
those who are competent IOgiVe proper
decision.
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AN INTERESTING REPORT.
In Regard to the Damage done
In this Vicinity 10 the Fruit BY
the late Cold snap,

ST, CLAIRsvILLE, Quo, AprilT
Editors IHtelligsncer;
Sufficient time has elapsed since the
late severe weather 70 demonstrate be-
yond doubt the correctness Of the first re-
ports with regard to the damage sus-
tained by the fruit. A careful and
thorough examination Of the trees In my
orchard has failed to discover n single
live bud Of any description except on the
Damson plum, This is the experience
of all my neighbOrs, and, ulWelcome as
the news may be-and certainly no per-
son could regret the fact more than the
fruit grower-the opinion Is general
among farmers that there will BE- ahso-
lntely no fruit this season. Previous to
the freeze the prospect for apples, cherries
and pears was never better, The buds
were swollen almost to bursting, and the
foliage on the trees WaRs gtoWn II. the
size of asquiFrePs ear. Tho lfeW dhyaOi
sunshine that succeeded dispelled any
faint hopes that might have been enter
tained for the escape Of some hardy or
late varieties. IEaf and bud alike are
withered and falling Of, and many
farmers contend that the trees will have
to throw forth new buds before they can
again receive their foliage.
sec statement In your issue OF Sat
urday that the late apples and pears were
uninIured. This announcement will
certainly not apply 70 this vicinity. The
lateAt bloOnierS and hardest varieties OF
winter apples, such as the Northern Spy,
Never Fall, Russet and Baldwins, are in
iured to as great an extent ~ the earlier
varieties, Such pears as the Winter
Nealis and Duchess suffered alike with
the Bartlett and Flemish Beauty. Some
hope is entertained for the MorelIa Cher
riea, but even II this fruit has escaped
there are no few cultivated at present
owing to their unfruitfulness, that
their safety would be Of little consequence.
The same will hold good with the Dam.
son plum. The trees Of both varieties Of
fruit are subject to a disease known rs
the black knot which kills them in o few
years, ... HI'. srt
The peaches, Of course, were winter
killed, but the new wood in which the
sap was flowing was badly injured. The
small fruit has probably escaped with the
excepiiOnOf clirrants, The severity Of
the winter has greatly injured the unprO.
tected strawberries but favorable rains
may reSusCitate many plants apparently
dead a's st1
The wheat looks very bad On the up
lands, especially northern and western
exposures, and az compared with last year
a half crop could not be anticipated.
The fair weather Of tho past few days
has started the plowing afresh and as all
spring work has been greatly retarded
much activity prevails. The unpreee-
dCnted freezing Of last winter has left the
soil in admirable order, The most stub.
born field breaking UP a. mellow "a loan.
The pasture Is backward and the farmers
are III want Of feed. A. T. NJ
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CuARLrroN, s. C., April 27.-Thc
N,rs and C6arier libel trial ended to-day
in disagreement Of the Jury after being
locked MP for "a hours. II Is understood
that eleven Jurors were for acquittal and
onc for conviction. There are seven
other indictments against the proptietors
Of the paper, but the court announced
that 10 more would be tried this term
4 failure to convict is generally regard.
cd a. the end Of a case.
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1,lneinnnii1Inr.e AInri,Hi.

CtSctNSArt, April 27.-Thete Il some
falling oiTi III the 'dtmahdt ttcR all Kinds 81
work horses, but good drivers meet with
a ready sale. Sales In the Fifth Street
Auctions for the past week footed up $50
head, against 42O for The preceding week
and 2,O75 for The month. f0f these Gales
the principal demand Waa for home use,
and hut few animals were shipped east.
One car load was bought for York, Pa,
at prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50, and
one car load Tor Lexington, KY, at prices
ranging from SlO0 10 $l00.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, April 27.-The Presi.
dent to-day appointed Lieut.. ThOrnburg
and VIM, May Nader as paymasters in
the army to GIL vacancies. Also Benz.
COWly as postmaster at Atlanta.
In addition to the names Of the injured
by the railroad accident given in last
nights dispatches, are the following
Hugh Kiman, Baltimore, both ankles
badl y mashed; s, L. Everett, city treas
urer Of Cleveland, Ohio, severe cut on
forehead; H, K, Stevens, Ohio, slight cut
on back Of hand; G. F. Needham, both
legs bruised; Crittenden CrOne, brakes
man on Philadelphia train, right knee
slightly injured; ], Fl. Robinson, this city,
about the legs.
DELIvERED HIS CREDENTIALS. }
The chevalier Won Prestol, was to-day
introduced to the President by the seCretG-
ny Of State, and delivered his credentials
as the Minister resident Of bis majes-
ty the King Of Nc therlandS.
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nEE,.nEtl irRIAI.

NEW Y6iK, April 81 7s-Thefs was 4
small attendance al the scandal trial to.
day. Mr.. Evatta announced that in con.
sequence Of the absence Of Mr.. Beach The
direct examination Of Tracy was post.
poned until tomorrow. t;E or
J.F. St. GcOtge testified that he re.
ported the Communist procession in 1871
and saw Tillon, Tennie Clafih and Mrs
woodruff in the procession. ,......
Mr.. Evafla announced that owing to The
absence Of Mr.. Beach and a number oil
witnesses they could not proceed. and the
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
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WArERnwN,;N. Y, April ga fire
broke out one o'clock this morning ~ het;.
man, 81. Lawrence county, which burned
the whole Of tho iitisiness portion Of the
town. with The exception Of one hotel
one small boot and shoe store and 4
ANAL grocery. The loss Ia estimated al
SiOOOOO, with an insurance Of $4,000
Several persons we're seriously injured
during the Gre but none killed. II.
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TnE Chicago Tribune has been estimat-
ing the stock Of gold in the world, and
finds II to he little over five. billions.
This IL The gold in hand, Of course, with
ont reference to the mines. But should
the mines ever fail us, there is nn i'm
mense deposit in tic ocean that will
doubtless be made available. Researches
in the method of formation Of gold mug.
gets exposed the interesting fact that
gold Ia, tcN certain extent, soluble in the
sea brine, and that the waters Of The
ocean hold in solution one grain Of gold
to every ton Of water. About the year
10000, we may he cvaporating water to
increase our currency mHlium.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 27.-M. De Lafayette,
President Of the French commission for
the Philadelphia Exposition, states that
encouraging letters have been received
from all parts Of France. Many depu-
tations from metal manufacturers have
visited the committee and promised &C.
tive cooperation.
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The Cincinnati Gasette, Of yesterday, In
speaking Of The outlook Of the money
market, observes that "Lhe general tend
ency continues to be toward an accumu-
latiOn Of currency In the larger cities,
and consequently drain from tho cotin-
Try, which, however, Ia q movement Incl
dent to this season Of the year, and the
consequence is that nlOney.is 80 easy, In
New York especially, that oil desirable
securities for Investment are advancing,
and government bonds hNvs touched a
higher point than at any time since the
panic. There has been resumption Of
the exports Of specie on a large scale
and this imparts a strong tone 10 The
market for gold, which has advanced not
withStOnding the fact that the government
ia preparing the May interest on its
bonds without rebate" a.r
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LONDON, April 27.-The steamships
,A6botsford, from Philadelphia, and lie-
reitc, from New York, have arrived ont,
NEW York, April g.-The steamer
Ajax arrived from Liverpool.
MoviLLE, April 27,-Steamer Ethiopia,
from New York arrived.
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A Coon DAYS WoRK.-Jnmcs Tyler,
Guide mill roller al the Etna Iron and
Nail Works, yestetlAy turned out 1886
pounds Of "1uatter roand' iron, from
o O'Clock A. NJ, to4r. NJ, without spoil,
ing single piece. Considering the facI
that the Etna /, not specially adapted
for speed or small iron, this must bt
counted a brag days work. BY the way
the company are going to put up an ad.
dition to their mill this season, with a
view to providing an 8 inch train ior
this class Of work.
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DIRECTORS.
DEADoDY INSURANCE COMPANY


VFFIUE IBAIUUI TNdUWANUENV NV'I {
WHEELING, W. Va, April 2, 1879. !
The Charter Of tho Fire and Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April iSt, 1873, and
ia unexpircd 6rc business has 6oen r0lnStltCd by
tho Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, rs shown by tho Resolution and Certificate nIl-
nexOd hereto. All claims lOr loss Or damage that
may occur after u O'Clock w. April IS, 1870, under
any hre policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In:
atlrance Company, and III force, Will 10 adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
], Y. l.. ROD0 EIIS,
Assistant Secretary.
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sANTANpER, April 27.-The last act in
the settlement Of the Gustav affair will
be a saluting by the Spanish fOrtiRcation
at GuetaFia Of the German Gag, The
German squadron has gone to Guetaria,
The scene Of the outrage to reGeivc the
salute as agreed upon, .a. S.. .
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THERE are siSLy.two banking institu.
tions in Chicago, including private banks
and savings banks, with an aggregate
capital Of about $2O,OOO,OOO. Since 1866
the number has been increased more
than two.thirds, and The capital has been
swellcd from $S,5OO,OOO to iLs present
magnitude. The total Of deposits in the
banks Of the city IL nearly $GO,OOOOOO.
Chicago is getting to be quite city
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RdNrON.

BosroS, April 27.-Thc Aldermen
adjusted The new city charter, which
places the management Of the depart.
mcnts under the commissioners instead
Of The Council, and increases the city po-
lice force 10 200 men. 1E
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TnE question now agitatihg Boston
society il, DO boston women chew to-
bacco3 A distinguished professor Of
Boston publicly asserted that they do,
and that there Il more trouble In wean-
Ing a woman from the filthy habit than
a man, and he Processes to give The result
Of extensive personal Ub@erValiOn in
this assertion. We knew the Boston
women wore glasses, and read Emerson,
and have seen II charged that high.tOncd
Boston women drank more than was
good for them, but the abatement that
pretty and cultured and aristocrSlic
Boston women chew "fne-cuL" or "plug"
IL astonishing.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 27.-Paul BOynton will
make q second attempt to swim across
tho channel. This time he will enter
the water at Cape Grisney on the French
coast and push for Dover, The day APP
pointed for the trial Is May 81,
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in the Presidential chair next year, when
we celebrate the one hundredth ami.
versary Of our independence. Might II
not only be known as year Of proud
memories, but Of strong and independent
action.
In conclusion The speaker returned
thanks for the reception given him.
Letters Of regret were read by the
chairman from William Cullen Bryant
and James Russell Lowell, and the fol-
lowing toass were disposed of: "The
Press Parke Goodwin; "The Centennial
Year" David A. Wells; Reform" 9. +.
Adams; "The West" Murat Halstead.
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ST. GATHERINGS, Q. W, April 27.-The
Welland Canal will open for navigation
on Monday next, II the repairs are COM
pleted. The canal has undergone many
Improvements, The lock has been re.
paired, a new bridge aided and the chan.
mel cleared and deepened.
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PaiLApELPH1G, April 27.-The frs!
regiment Of infantry, the National
Guards Of Pennsylvania, returned to-day
from the coal regions,
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Lumber Trndc Prospects.

FrOm tho Detroit Free Press
From nearly every port on Lake
Michigan and Huron where the lumber
interest il represented, reports indicative
Of better business during the coming
season are coming In. The spring Is late,
consequently short saving season will
follow. Quite large proportion Of the
logs got out during the past winter are
chung IN" In the small streams, and
many Of those cut will not come out,
Mill men nre In no haste to push matters,
which is strong contrast 10 the lispOsi.
tiOn shown during the past few years. IN
consideration Of this state Of things IL IL
reasonable to expect that while the good
old times OF 1912 arc not probably this
season or next, the lumber trade has
commenced to revive. This revival will
continue and benefits will follow, II lum.
ber manufacturers will but "nursG" the
present condition Of Eastern and South
ern markets, al The same time placing
their mills aud docks III Conditionior the
climax which Il sure TO follow. u "a
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FRoN a Yale College ditIy; "And II II
is a girl, sit, we'll dress her up in blue,
and send her out to Saltonstall to coach
the Freshman crew; and II II IL a boy,
sir, we'll put him on the crew, and let
him wax the Hatvards, rs his daddy used
10 d."
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LAWS ]. Ieche aged nineteen, shot
and killed William ], Miller aged eight.
teen, In New Orleans the cause was a
personal difficulty,
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SEALED PROPOSALS,
CRY cLERE's oyElcE,

CRY CLGRH's 0TRICE,
WHEELING, W, Va, April %, 1875,
Sealed Proposals will be received at tho Office Of
the CITY Clerk until Thursday, April 2Oth 1879, at
2o'CoCk p y, for the lighting and OTtlngulAhlng oi
the oil lamps 10 the Eighth Ward, also the oil lamps
In the Third Ward. Bids shall 10 for ono year, and
to furnish oil and wick for said lamps.
ap2i r. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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ogyloE rlnE 1 MAnlNEIEsv!R4y,c!E.c \, Z! Co., !

WHEKLINUI w WI WNIVH UII IVVV'
EeIOlutd That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
sllTanca Company Of Wheeling, for the reinSufancs
Of the fire business Of this Company be- and the same
Is hereby accepted and tho President Of this Com:
pany, together with MeHFS. Reid, 0O8h0rn and
Unhen, AIe hereby appointed committee 10 con
BtiInmate tho transfer Oi reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by The committee Of the
assets Of the PcalOdy 1hSHmncn Company, II Is
found 10 be perfectly responsible.
lBlRnoll u. H. COLLIER, sec'y.
tsIgned1 A. WILSON, Pres't.
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The rCabOiy Insurance Company respectfully
sDllCits continuation Of The patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company guaranteeing
all1iActOn, by lAlr dealing, ample protection and
prtIinDl settlements