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II n. REMOVAL.

r t sG REMOVAL. ee
d.. v. N. THROOP has removed his Office for en-
craving and copperpate printing to the corner Of I'd
street and Pennsylvania Avenues FIRST building east of
the Railroad depot where all orders for engraving
and copperpate printing will be thankfully received
and punctualy attended to-, e a
AS several persons have been in the habit of pass
leave to state that do not hold ysefresponsbe for
any work that does not come from my Office.
iyl-eo3w J.V.: N. sTHROOP.
W.T. EH.aNS CHAJMOJMILE PILLS.
w ELIOT s. CO. corner Of F and 18th streets
have received fresh supply of
Evans Chamomile Pills
Phelps Tomato do
Leidy's and Girod's Sarsaparilla or Blood pills
ALSO
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Sands Sarsaparia
Ransom & Stevens Dandelion and Tomato
Panacea. Jy3
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BRANDY.

BRANDY.
d UST RECEIVED, on consignment, 5 half pipes
Otard Dupuy, s Co.'S" Brandy, which will be sold
at New York prices. T. +. SEMMES,
Granite Row, btw. Sd s. A. SITS. Penn. av.
jy30-3t
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FALEs in the late firm Of FALEs s. Glover, the SUBJ
scriber will keep constantly on hand fine and fresh
assortment Of FAMILY GROCERIES, among which
are the following
S,.gars.-Loaf, Pulverized, Crushed Lump, New
Orleans, Porto Rico, Muscovado, Havana, Browns Sc
Molasses -Porto Rico, New Orleans, Sugar-house
Syrup.
Teas.-Imperial, Gunpowder, Old Hyson, Young
Hyson, Hyson Hyson Skin, Pouchong, &c.-all well
selected.
Co6ee.-Java. Angoitura, Rio, Cuba, Laguyra ST.
Domingo, and Burnt
Spices.-Allspice Mace, Cloves, Pepper, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cinnamon sc.
Flait.-Figs, Raisns, Pruncs Citron, Tamarinds
Oa-Lamp, Sweet, and Florence.
Candles--Wax (colored), Mould, Sperm, Patent
Sperm, and Adamantine.
Soap.-Windsor, CASTLE, Palm, Almond, Brown.
Fish -Mackerel, Cod, Shad Scotch and other
Herring, &C.
Cigars.--l5,0OO best Puerto Principe, and other
brands.
miscellaneous. Lard, Hams, Salt, Maca-
roni, Vermlcelli, Pickles, Catsups, SIC.
Mais--A great variety made Of grass hemp, &c.
Ho,dcare of all kinds s7
Citizens generally, are respectfully invited to give
me call at the of 7th and sire ets opposite
the General Post Office.
july To- r.. L. GLOVER.
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PoLKIsM.-An attempt at d Polk and Dallas"
ing, under the name of "the Young Democracy"
but which in reality was planned and paid for
by the old Hunkers-Do'no'ho &c.-of the
party. A squad Of about forty boys and men
combined raised tpo saplings in the evening, and
at night grand procession was undertaken
and such one drum and fife--ten or twelve
banners and transparencies, with awful figures
and inscriptons-the Lone Star of Texas promi-
nent mid all--and something over one hundred
boys, old Locos, da. kes, &c. They marched to the
residence of their great gun, James Hoban, Esq
who addressed them from the steps in lame and
dsjointed style-considering his abilites-and
berated the Wings for the use of banners, &c.
while at the same time the orator was surround
ed by what might be called attempts at their imi-
tation. He also condemned the Wings for APP
plauding their speakers a. the late meeting at
Pscataway--whe his bursting eloquence was
unapprecated. An effort was made at the close of
Mr.. HIS harangue, to raise shout for ''Polk and
Dallas" and James Hoban, but it was no go-with
the beating of the DUN added, it was not sufici-
ent to be heard at the end of the square.
Let the Locos, when they want good old fash
Toned, heart-cheerng shout, call on the hard-tist-
ed and ndomitable Wings of Washington, and
they will give then, genuine ''baby -waker.'
The processon--heaven save the mark-then
returned to head quarters, and broke up.
When shall we have another
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With snch WONDERFUL luck as tIle above, the SUD
tcriber thinks he can promise something big in the
following splendid scheme for Wednesday:
4 4 PRIZES OF $4,000 ARE
$40,00O!!
10 PRIZES OF al ,000!
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PRICES REDUCED.

ID PRICES REDUCED.
DEING DESTROYS Of closing my stock Of Summer
Hats, will sell them at much reduced prices My
stock hand consists of White Pearl. Blue CASH
meres, Leghorn, Panama and Canada Hats Cen
tlemen wishing any of the above articles will do well
to give me call T.. G. HANDY, Ef5t
btw. Gadsby's and Browns Hotel.
N B. have now on hand and am constantly re-
ceiving splendid assortment Of Beaver, Moleskin,
Cashmere, and Brush Hats, to which | would res
pectfulIy invite the attention of the public.
Iy3O-3t
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Tickets $5-shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets in the above splendid lottery
and all other lotteries now drawing will meet with
prompt and confidential attention if addressed to
A. w. HARDWOOD,
aug3 One door east of Browns Hotel
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~ THE JUTERyNILE REPOSITORY,
OONTAINI NC lessons and stories for the young,
in 2 volumes.
Sacred History, old Testament, from the London
edition.
The Adjoining Of Good Works, letter to Sun
day class.
New Books just published by the General Protes-
tant Episcopal Sunday School Union
N. B. Sunday school teachers and others will find
at the store of K. FARNHAM, corner of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, depository of most Of the
books, sc. published by the American Sunday School
Union and the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday
School Union. ly3l 4
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~ the Sixteen Standard Preparations, OF which /. W.
DYOTT, NJ d. is sole proprietor.
Chest No contains us follows, with full directions
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-17

n EFTWICH'S TOBACCO.-A few boxes
~ first and second quality "Chewlng Tobacco
Just received and for sale cheap. by ~
.rt y HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
| February Z, 1914.
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Died

In this place, Monday the 18th inst, of consump
ion, ISIS Sophia, daughter Of VIM r. Riley, aged q
years months and I6 days.
FATHERS GRIEF. 80. 49,.
To trace the bright rose fading fast
From fair daughters check;
To read upon her pcnsve brow
The fears she will not speak;
p. To mark that deep and sudden flush,
So beautiful and brief.
Which tells the progress of decay,
This is Fathers grief.
To stand beside the sufferers couch,
While life is ebbng fast;
To mark that once illuminated eye,
With deaths dull film oercast,
To watch the struggles of the frame,
When earth has relief,
And hopes of heaven are breathed in vain,
This is Fathers grief.
To listen where her gentle voice
Its welcome music shed,
And find within his lonely halls 90
The silence of the dead;
To look un consciously for her,
The chosen and the chief
or earthly joys. and look in vain;
This is u Fathers grief.
And not when that dread hour is past,
When life can pain more;
Not when the dreary tomb hath closed
Der her loved before;
Not then does kind oblivion come
To lend his relief;
But with him to the grave he bears
A Fathers rooted grief.
To think his child is blest above,
To hope their parting brief;
Oh, these may sOothe, but death alone,
Can heal Fathers grief HENRI
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M URIED.

On Bayou Menard, Cherokee nation, the Sth inst,
BY the Rev. Mr. BertoIf Mr.. C. Runyas, of Jackson
vile Ala to Mss Nancy E., daughter Of Capt John
Drew, of the Cherokee nation.
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Gen. Cass.-We learn that the friends of Gen.
Cass in this city. are busy making arrangements,
preparing speeches, forming committees and del
egatng officers, In view Of hold ng public meet
ing in which to assert his claims for the presden-
CIV in 1914. The great Agitator. lion. John Nc
Keon. the OConnell of America, stands in rela.
ton to this demonstration, soon to come off, as
the hob to tie great ,cheel-Es. Paper.
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LeIlHiiSu W uioiutoiu YOUR ucutTdlity
yet being informed that your columns
O. faiS and free discussion of the great
inciPles which divide the two parties
And of course to those who wish
bile conduct of the aspirants to
true light before the public.
erty Of sending to you the en-
have cut from the "Arkansas
request, that you would give it
olumns of your valuable paper.
am, with respect,
your ob't serv't,
J. S. R****.
the Arkansas Bapner.
y AND PRE-EMPTION.
attended the Wing Convention
nile it sat in tho Capitol, few
had the pleasure of hearing the
IS the most talented men of that
Convention. was not a little
hem declare, with great boldness,
of Kentucky, had always been
I'd OF the western people. The
|e conveyed was that he had up.
exerted himself, to tho utmost of
rotect the settlers on the public
e to which their energy and en-
them. The true history Of the
contrary Of his. presume it
resting to those who honestly be-.
o have been the consistent and
4 of the settlers upon the public
he whole people Of Arkansas, to
sition. propose, therefore, to
cles, upon this subject, for the
pper.
the debate Of the Presumption
b, 1888, as published, Mr.. Clay
g said, "What right had these
the public lands? BY wha,
bize upon, and ROB the United
,ssessionsl As peH might the,
lars in the public Treasury, OF
pals, as upon the public lands!'
expressions, particularly so
the form of charge against
population of The State Of Arkan.
that there is I'm issue between
people of this State. HE charg.
!. b a"LAWLESS RABBLE,'
nfalse and slanderous, by cast.
INST him and his policy, upon
20 language thus used by Mr..
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Birth.Night Ball.

4 BALL will be given the 22d instant, as the
IA Hanger House, in Van Buren,.
Gentlemen can procure tickets at the Drug Store OF
Bell and Hanger. Price 81 50.
Tickets of invitation the ladies will be cd
at all carly day.
JAMES A. SCOTT,
p. II. WHITE,
X. s. GIBSON,
GEO. W. CLARKE,
J. $. ROANE,
JAMES A. DIBRELL,
SAML l.. GRIFFITH,
r. STEVENSON,
Feb nth, 1874 Managers.
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VAN buren,, February 4th, 1914.

Messrs. Edaors:--AIthough | am aware that
.rou are determined to maintain your neutrality
as Editors, yet being Informed that your columns
are open to faH and free discussion of the great
cardinal principles which divide the two parties
at this time. And of course to those who wish
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-17

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF MOUNTAIN TOWN.
SHIP.
A Democratic meeting will DO held in Noun.
tain township on Saturday the Oath inst. Demo-
Gratis from all parts Of the county are invited to
attend.
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.
The citzcrs of Crawford county are invited To-
attend Democratic meeting at Fort Smith, on
Monday the Goth inst.
DEMOCRATS HO!
A meeting Of the Democrats will be held in
Richand towshP, Saturday the 18th inst
Democrats from other parts of the county are in.
vi:ed to attend.
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NOTlCE.--Alllho those indebted 10 the subscriber
4 will please como forward and make pa yment
Immediately, or they will find their notes and &C.
counts in the hands of the Constable for collec.
ton. T.. A. BROOKlNG.
Van Buren,, February 8, 1914.
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VAN buren,, February /, 1914.
Messrs. Clarke & Sterne,
GESrLEMEN-You will please to announce me in
your paper candidate for the office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court. for the county Of Crawford at the
next October election. r. S. GIBSON.
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New Stock Exchange
state OF Trade.

The extreme cold weather Of the past few days has had
very unfavorabe effect the movements of trade Blu
iness is usually very dull at this season. but the state
the weather has chilled what little activity existed.
AsHEs-Pots continue very dull at 81 and Pearls al
So l2l.
CoTToNThe sales to-day have been limited and do moi
exceed 1000 bales portion Of which has been
export to liverpool There is much anxiety evnced to
receive the back mails due from Mobile and New Or
leans the latest in town from the former being 3th in
slant and the latter the 18th instant although have
New Orleans dates by way of Louisville to the 18th
slant
FLouR.Not the slightest change in price or demand
since Saturday
wHsKEv-Drudge is still held at a3c barrels at 24Ic
Nothing doing in either.
PRovIsIors There is so little doing in articles under
this head that quotations merely nominal Prices re-
main without alteration.
BrEswAx-We quote prime yellow at 2eic, with very
trihiDg sales
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expedite business He will carry out with him the report
OF Gov Davis also full maps Of the northern portion Of
waller power, &c &c. enabling the bond holders, at a
glance to the extent of the security offer
ca ior the Loan Mr. Ryan will probably return about the
This is another premature movement Without know.
ing what course the Legislature of that State will adopt
regards taxation and without the authority to make any
new proposition from the peoples representatives this
commissioner again goes TO Europe with his pocket full
Of maps and the report Of Gov Davis attesting their
thory Mr. Ryan doubt well satisfied that the idea
Of taxation is chmerica and intends making proposals
obtain the loan without that condition The first mission
was but half made up. negotiations entered into
with the bond holders and certain capital pro-
vded, upon condition that the people Of the would
submit to tax sufficient to raise $500 600 This condi.
ton not being complied with the canal passed
hands OF the bond holders for their remuneration The
policy that should have been adopted this The Legs-
laure that passed the act auth srng the to sp
point commissioners rhould have made some appropra
tons towards carrying ont the desired ends Had the
commissioners gone to Europe with such act in their
possession and said to the creditors 1--WE have done
muchwe have levied to the utmost extent the peo
pie Of our young and growing State stand-we have
done all in our power, and now upon such security,
ask to make mp the balance required make this
work productive This would have brought the ques-
Won 10 c Ill once anu saved all the ume tronpie ana
expense that will have be sacrificed before the issue is
decided What was left to be done, should hare been done
The matter may lay in the present uncertain state for
years, and then finally explode The expense Of the
gocations will bs saddled the State and her debt
creased every year, until II will hang like miils,ons
about her neck 1t is CRAFTY ing to efforts made by any
State in the Union to liqudate its Indebtedness II is
couragng to the slightest evidence of returning hon
esy, but is necessary that whatever movements are
made should be made in good faith The levyng tax
unless enforced, is tampering with the confidence of
ditors negotiations from official source should be
made undersandingly and with full knowledge of the
effects in case OF failure The raising of should
be promised until the most conclusive evidence of the
ability to do settled In view Of these facts we look
upon the first made by the Illinois commissioners
premature and mpolitic The second presents better
prospect Of success
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 30
Cleared

SUN sErs''' .....5 10 HIGH wArER...'..... 81
Cleared
S% ISas sSsas isHSa rt G bonn
s s SS%s.u sTs;as ;sS,a pIsbs,; RIO Jns Ma.
Free, SMITH s.yapnah stpTsss seh, Morning
5'xH Bss vsa Bsde NSe.
s'arr's Il Chairman $50,
Swedish ship r Ennis NoberE IS days from Mait,. in bal
SUTTON The very weather ~t f on he
Brig Token, Lcveand, 10 days from Hal fax, with fish,
seh ellen Perkins. Fensey 10 days from Mansana Cuba
with m,hogany &c to DanI curtis.
ses t,este Norton days fcm Mt Desert with Iash to
sehr NJ Fett. Bur-. Knapp. DAYS from Richmond with
schi Oneida. Hawkn days from Virginia. with wood,
then the in the lower bay lowed up BY the
schr Brilliant day, from virgnis with Oysters. to the
master
@ s YES ii: S'"' '''" ROTTERDAM "
Sailed.
Ships raos. Manson and Uncas Latham Mobe Martha
Was.s.. Iye A.:on f gsI.%sa Charles
en W;ssa Bartlett Havana; brfs KeI ubc, Smith. Port
From selowBs Patsev Bo na Hove Belize. Houd
Saratoga, Bedell savaauah.
Misc eIiameous
Bs.s ApAM Warren ito% proydence which arrived at
Which ds...Si"x stern to the edge also mansa
BR,s MANY kMpAIL AGAIN "A full ,igged big was off
Chatham, Cane Cod Gath noon with loss Of yard,
Of TFo~a;on before blown with person
ooard herm brig was laying by her. This diy later
hao when seen by he Plato. at Portland
into Norfolk 18th inst in distress having experienced very
weather the which sprung
ost fore opmast topsa yard and fore topgaant and
sprung leak.
ScHR ScHuYLKL before reported having gone ashore
the of North Carolina advertised been sold
at mngon NC on the 2h inst for the benefit OF all con-
BsaaTs PEARL.-This vsss was insured in New Bedford
NhnIemeu
letter from Oahu dated Oe,27 reports of that place VIII
mington Liverpool Packet Place NIB $50 Up 800 VIII; Young
Phenx Sharma do $500 Capt smith, late Of the Parker
NIB took board the Nye, Of and for NIB few days
Wade Swift. NIB at Lahana Sept 81, with full cargo
bbs $500 spm) OIL sail for home mmedhey Would
touch on the passage for water.
Sailed from the Sandwich Islands, Aug 49, Elizabeth Perry
reported MASTER but undoubtedly the Elizabeth OF Salem 81
mos out. 1900 sp) for the U States
spoken
U revenue cutter Ewing cruise Jan &c. off the Hg,
lands.
away and covered with passed 26th inst oil the High
lands
Washncton Benson. Liv rpoo for Philadelphia Jan "a
CAPE Henry WSW, distant GO miles
Foreign Ports
MAS'isL5a Jan ,e!n poI, Bs'sy Durham Of sad io
previous
Home POrts.
NEw HAVEN, Jan 27No arvalsIIarbor full Of ice Rea
dy for BENZ Swan Benjamin Smith futile Thomp
son. Barbados and mkt
Providence CD Baltimore, Eidrdse Boston; Nonparei
NonToLk, Jan 2sAr Palos, Flanders, cewes bound vi
S ads %y xd.. o keh Ss
Tor Portland. went to to-day
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Sales Of stocks Mt philadelphia.

$ao State ss, 1916, old, IS; los shares U s. Bank 5
30 do vicksbnra 20 do DO q $4,000 Gin Bonds
sal; 100 shares Wilmington X, II; 100 do do do II;
SI32 State SIS 1885, Co. $1,000 Tennessee So list july
si $1,000 do do rs 81 $1,000 State 5s opn 64l $500
do do SIS; $1,000 do do esp 65 l6 shares Farmers and
Mechanics Bank All $4,000 state SIS, op 651 $4,000
do do 65 1919 shares u $, Bank, 81; 225 do Vicksbug
u; % do Reading RR, 2iI.
srcoSp BoARD, Jan. 27--203 shares Vcksburg 63;
$1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware 6s 1885, 43t; shares
Pennsylvania Bank, 239I $4,000 State 5s opening fiat,
6il; 10 shares Girard Trust Oh; IS do do %.
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LATEsT sOUTHEKN nHIP NEWS

BALTiMoRn Jan 2e-An North Bend, fldridge, Boston -
I'D Hiram Tyler Tyler. Mobile; Roe, Snedicor ork
Sid Water witch lie Brou. Sc Johns PR Mary Stanton,
NosfoLE Jan 22eTAIy Err. Gadner, Newpo q; pubcon.
LawIs &c, ORR; Or franklin from - for NYork; nj of
boat Tally lio from cruerepos, sylvssus Jenkins aud
lon,s having gone 70 sea yesrday and raEe to-day.
Hermann Mesucra one ship unknown and baues
18th. Abby Ame Colsura n,,akspas for Rcmond Union
Pane Boston; Enfaqeth oruse iork RIVER for NYors
York Verona How.s for Rio der way III, mopn;as
from Hampton Road and probably proc ceded 10 sea- s
spoken.
Commerce. Of Baltimore days from kOeans for Dsr.,,
IA, abt Jan II, Tortueas ESE 40 miles. "
fokomok Of Providence abt Jan IS, lat "a 30. Ion g.
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Weekly Report Of Interments

In the City and County New York, from the 20 day oil
Jan. TO the 27th day Of jon, 1914.
81 Men /; 81 Women 10 Boys ~ Girls. Total 49,
DISEASES.
Apopexy Bleeding, Burned scalded O. Casualties
;; Consumption 20; Commissions, l6 Group TO- Debility
garrho,s,a pIory ?; Dropsy in the head 5; Drowned,
cars "A; do bilious !; Heart, disease OF. Hopping Cough
inflammation Of BRAIN 5; do Of howell q do Of chest
importance Msrasmns Mortifcation Old Age q Pre-.
nature birth, scrofula q sprue, l; Suicide, suoca.
Ion, Il Teething. 2.
Under year. 3d. to IS; to 2 TO- o. 10 to TO- 6;
TO 30 49, 10 to 40 49, 40 TO So 80 to CO. GO 10 10 o. 70 10
30. 4; 80 10 90,
PLACES or NATIVITY
United States 19; Ireland IS; England, 7; Germany
france 1; British Powessi ms in North America. Portugal
| (; Upkpown2
or the above from the Aims House Bellevue B. Hos.
iai, Bellevue, S; fenentary Hospital Biackwelrs Island
/; City Hospital.
WIN. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City INSPECTORS Office. Jan. 20. $50
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Jan. 400 p. M

Stocks are all up Long Island advanced
per cent; Ohio Ii; Indiana /; IIlinos2; Kentucky Il
Canton q Ohio Life and Trust Ii Pennsylvania SIS b Ala
bama SIS Farmers Trust /; stonington Il Harlem, Nor
wich and North American Trust firm at previous
prices. The sales were only to moderate extent
The Howard insurance Company Of this city, had po.
Icy Of $1,000 the property consumed in the late fire al
Rochester.
The whaling barque PEARL lost in the Pacific was in
sured at the New Bedford Offices for $4,000.
The capital invested in insurance companies in this
country produces good dividend Those of this city
late years proved very profitable concerns declar
ing dividends varying fromseven to twenty per cent
nually Banks very seldom provide for more than
per cent and with large proportion four and FIVE
the utmost they raise. Within the past few years
fire insurance companies have carried more lucrative
business than the Marine and consequently have made
better dividends The annual report of the insurance
companies of Massachusetts presents very favorable
view Ofthe eighteen Offices in Bostonseventeen having
aggregate capital of 81, $780, 00 made returns The
fifteen offices out of the city. from which returns were
received have capital Of 81 1865 OOOmaking total OF
S62l50OO. Amount at risk-marne, $43, 655,6,7 fire,
$40 5s8otal $86 346645. Losses paid during ls43
Sl6O,642 Average annual dividend since incorporated,
0s per cent On the mutual system there four COM
panies with amounting in the aggregate to o35
79O-cash SIT 800 Marine risk for ls4s. $22 fire
S6l96,304. Losses paid during lsi3, S20627 Making
grand totals follows Capital, 81 $780, marine
risks 500 FIR ls43 fire risks $4s 1886 800 for lS43
losses for the period, 1857 1863. This shows loss
only Of about third per cent on the total amount in
sured
The following table will show the dividend Of few in
surance companies in different sections Of the country
ANNUAL AND SEMI-ASNuAL DIVIDENDS OF INSURANCE, DE-
cLARED WITHIN THE PAST Six MONTHS.
Farmers Ins. Co., Mobile, per cent
Georgia Ins. and Trust Co.
Baltimore lns. Co.. Baltimore SO pr share
Firemens ms Co. do. 6iper cent