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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

OAf J0A AiNt AAA lOAs BNb = buDuBh Nv
you were never going TO wear anything
bus black again. = r S7'i't p i'AA.1
ai Every eye scrutiniEed the lady face
IN search Of a blush, but il continued as
pale as usual. when she answered. poo
! III did say 50 once, but ! have finally
changed my mind N'l 'f..N
'You have, ha. what made your
'0h, 1 had good reasons
Here the hearers and lOokeFs-on Winked
and blinked, and looked very expressive
ly 81 each other. ,.-T...o
"But did you NOS spoil your beautiful
white dress Sunday night, wearing Il
away up 20 the buFYing grOund?'
II did rot Wear e.
Here was a damper to the old LADY
She had such a long lecture 20 read on
extravaganza, and she had determined 20
do Il TOO, when unfortunately for her ell
e1Heut strain, Mrs. C.'s dress had hung
in her wardrobe al the time, and she had
worn an old black silk aa
After q while the old lady took a fresh
start. She would not be so bailied again.
She intended and would fad out all about
that beau before she went home, that she
would. So she began by saying:
'Your company went away this morn
ing. didn't Iheyg'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
rOLlT'lCAL..

n1h0oR ALTO REPUBLICAN, GAMER Al O0MxiTIj
- Ala meeaSt q tsis Coamx.ee. lsid = Tann ssy
proceedipss were he'd -' '-' '~
N. sSs.; O. me s.scsssc1 ...d Offered u: f.
Whereas the eloqaest aud masterly Insugara aedre}
b. ss:s and ne s
Sass Howell Cobb, Jacob 1hcmpson, B, Fioya, ID
CaSe. have Secs received By The Seaoorsss q he GU
I'm On es'orS.s% eSusilel only ~ Tia whos s.es
p.ee tho head Of the dsocrs s sartv OF sss city. III
tesey s reCison Of tcese evsnts which 20 ignsly
Resolved Th.t regaro The Inaugural .ddrsss Of Js
gucs 2" = 4 % ...OeIs:
country home and abroad restore guse cad r-pess Id
sS ' q :; !. =.
people in every department Of usefulness
tssry who Command the condolences Of Ae country and
r. % IL z ss nd 9s:
Mr. scoosy q shs rwen,ieh ward Offered tas fsIls u
o0pDc q sschs%. q ss I.-...i .Soy Asys prsss.
regard to which becomes our duty tospesk and 70 a It'd
Resolved That the Council Of saohess In recon usa<
Anew election fog General Con niee have beea led ~
g h ss' .ss Ss. Ss oa
body 70 be Considered he only regular srsaaizaoa 30
Isssaved. thu The orsaaIu..lop Of which wills. %
y Chairman, SsvDs bee. Dso'sx !: 0s tsvss.'saa
existing BY fAse prctences. and The few inca Of iuaas
body having sbsDdose1 4 . ela I. ths wert q reform
takea and 10 tho ibece efforts Of IL tricky eaaers TO
qure noorieu b. nctious meetings and qaack alverti
went of IL clalms-
Resolved, THAT While s'rong In the ooavotoa Of
right ~ the only regular crGanizauoa yet In visW Of
the council Of 1e Tsmma.y society; Of the A tAas he
me Of our party look this Anapclous uo . osi
nate reform IN primary elecdons and 81 the earnos deG
which We feel that union and harmssy should eKia In
ranks at the advent Of democratic duntsatoa ve bow
submission TO the judgment which Tie council hiss
snd viii most CORDIALLY unite 10 the plal q refw wNic
has presented and hereby declare that We g dishe
our 0gani1a,toa vhe. general committee shan be cleo
IN pursuance Of that doohion
MesGs Phip W Engs, Of the NinsA ward; ysssph MN
OF the llsveuth ward; rhomas 3. Tappea OF The rWeI
wssd James " smith, Of thu Foureoufh ward aad nsh
ncLougAin Of the sirth ward we're spesi.tsd . CsmaM
Of conference IN regnd y The srimarv electiaes
Meaaxs Jossh Brown. Of the frst ward; OAans 6y,
Of the Tweptieh ward; Peter Loaa. q tbs Fourth ward
remtAh W. ch OF the Tenth ward anl d v.nlsrheylsa
the Sixteenth ward were appointed orecasO
address JOHN T. 6AvAUn Jr Chairnaa
iS.s ?; E ssi.:, ,sso-s..aa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
TIA r TU an

(ykNfDEvILLI COURSE L. L-TROrrINa-P8
~ following pusss nd stakes spea. % sa 81
NO l. Pure 81 We. wtA inssls sAke Of Seso; mile hssJ
beat hres h hve. In haxnesa Ts % isss Mssld
NO. rurys sl0 wfsA n inside s,~s Il $3.50 nile 49,
b; Iee in I've, wagsos Is cone "a O he hrss aasi
30 Purss 81 80. wa lasAs ssake of $685. tive =,
haAts In haxress To or the noula, Juas
The above purss aal Stakes fee ~ trosaS kors
excepting Flora Temple and Laaoes Al 81 the purses
cose esiurday cveorg, March L. By l0scesk e Fsad
and Duryecs HosS owner q oathsrae slrsst sad Ne
broadway Three 70 make . 6ell 4, "a
10 mAks raoa n. B--rhs above stss-s ham su~feH
JOEL CONKLIS Proorssaar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

A sRD.-TAMMAEY HALL NEW FORK MARCH
"A ls67.-Dear bir-ln ANSWER 70 your note Of u d
rsauys 70 The ee;ng q he Demosrao kes.sassa usess
Only 70 say that the said committee convened wIssus .
hnswedge consent and took ressssoa Of cdr saR
eInmiaee rooms being o,ssed ana l,clsd Yoxs resss|
VII. D. KENNEDY Ksa. r,iAsr eftSs Counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
0OAxs

(yoAL-rnrCRs RHDuCnD.-YnAOu oRWARnL
~ ssvs feAsA rsrrscs sd vttss - sw~Acs, efr ed
soal ~ sAie dssiewa re@aeusa
90. v.s. prtcs sS I~wEcsi rrssss srrs - sss-
CeAL % III An row DsLfvBRrpo rms awsY
~ rei asd vksts ash ece SOW sai ere, scress
81 nxNt to- nut scs - % nom ~ ysr oerser q
hrfeh cal jobs MsODoa AID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

NILE. IIsyRAHon VIII. .Urvu REcufrv ~
Mh t~esty Eve csnu In egutvAisnA .s~< go
p-r~ss psssre - e pes nd pvcssx ~ skssv ore
p~wry I've sh<rs tcuwn< end lavpshs; q ssrs
vhick Hey tnr,~dasiy Ne 1--we n ths sos -
81. ta<rs.l vsA rs<srs pcssse, Nil. u nssasss Hsw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
rU aNTTUtts, Sc.

rsOn esLk CHEAP-A GOOD ASSORTMENT o.
II rosewood counerr shelving, desks, 80 also ane 4
q French Pisa riaas ard large mirrors Apply " DO
LUzshu Wssbrg On square, corner Of Wsyerey pia,s
SD koCdeugal suest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

CUrror a co.'s DrsrArCH IIsg ron sAHFRAH
- csco ssns regularly and positively beNbrs Say
s1vetssd ios days 70 saa q sassrssy
Nay SUTTON = recesyiss hsr ca.se 81 pssr . E.sA
river, and VIII stvey sAA above fks favsrnA
made her hrst ard oay Raasaee 10 Hraaoaes lar
ard returned In - besasg vhes easpsr ne1 ssss y
he time Abcharnina her cares II rsrfs or6e~;
The vcyase cst and baok IN ain ssd hAH xoos shpps
desrous o. The bee offering wfI
Sutton unequalie1 Po< balance a.
Eserd Apply - SUTTON SOS % scsiA srsst corner q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

fylsH rusoH Asnss CAV raocurs !. M .r-, :,
~ Hsvs@a er@esks - German ser~~~ Am - ~~-
~ 80 ausfky Oh sAvoc~ - sexr~si Ia s-v
ssy. % On n ~ ,y a.s sx ~.
HAyAHA spe AneL-oABArAs FIGARO Rpo A on
~ -. Or~reaa pEues Oshsrpaa vt~4aw4sa nwt~rS.
- hu>ecns, Ac~ts Hc<scgss weyusv, 40, by bc]1r
h~ ko0pka " psayw ssse~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

\ AIDES ASD CHrIDGREs UIOrHiHS -MeR.
~ chants ssr b supplied 9TH de sseve rssaa mace r
the best matera~ wcskmAnship anl sye esaal~A n
any he United States and ees u a. css q trAix
Rot hrovn loeetAr VI mschnsry ~ ssssvvse n "ssV
and retail orders erecssel By CuAMBaea svoeessr -
BrAdbrook- No ~ Brcafway peariy ovpcsts sAswArta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08


OFFICE, ARCADE. NO. 500 AND sss ROADWAY
erchsgn ohes The MEDICINAL properties u h;s axc
having bces thooushly By nsss sussat osems
sn5 .1acs Known :. IooSos osas ais iP .m .s al
PRODUCING N different for IN ssclos q Unite(
con sanisg iarre or Goa smsn sotss cosvesss h
asn. HAVING spared no erpeass e savesssas V give
agent ssd dsccus ssvsrHsr respectfully solicit ysar =
ron.s' nsrcha.. sssssa % ns rSfs ns. terms
M !. sct, nj, NM, no 49, NJ msssy
Reeds Los<on Cordial Gin
A LlsorP's EASY INDIA r.LE ALE as srLEHDrl
ussh room, Is Pine sasosA sSpssas u ousisn RsusA
A enNERAL AssosrxsxY on BRArmsA wrsuI
sssrboa .hhsy kc:tch aisa, Iosdss IA D.Sis ss<ss
me e. -. Or sa =. Pr, ss 49, q
s<sst sorssr 4 eisssy. sssr srsszwsg
QAssr East INDIA PALE ALx ON DsAueaY Al
~ svtheriA.As 60 eesAasd sanA rosa. u rhs srssA -
MAoy a yExKrys. las FULTON STREET. waoLx.
sseios "a Ssssss Wy :.ps-ssr .s s.e,ss.
and Bs,rscs vAisksys Old psr, sbevy ssl nsIs~-,
sdseh osa.sssss, qsArs - sisss rAs oAsssa srasA
CrrssynLDs CORDIAL BIrrEEs
- Curs unforuAie cssticrs.
who from ailments feel qssw,
surh a. ble d.arrsra
Dypepsis ssue sax fsvs.
And 81 co1ps ANA n Ne liver
Ihosssnds ha,s s Ted. nsr al Over hs c.rth.
rsis nem y hs.lA- .you'Ii is.lass SaS
fhreassos, he states he ssaxa
Ans vhoeeals resAiL vcnAa
HIS odnoe you vii msss
Al 10 hssaau strssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

A LLs0pP's EASY INDIA r Ale ALE dH sPLENDrl
"A ooudklsn) o. dsaask u BUTuERLAhD6 osisars1s1
unsh Is Pine sarosA svpssils ~ oussm Rsusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

FRENCH ADvEHTIAHM EETs.
TIN JARDINlER FIR ,NCAIs sAOH Ant UH PFC
" parer sais Les diversas parties des
eta desire place cette quate Adr buresu
de- ce journal Oh joseph Baron ardinsr. To0skiasvde
Post Office staten Islapd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

TIE Old FssABJ1eBsD BILLIARD sALoON, PINS
! eprie snd Futcn s,re~'s nroesiyn Nam q e.ss
ford Cue running slse tables With sh Tx es
coll oustors suct Is heos Ell IN ordor and Invite COOL
Pssors w. A. CAMP, Propr,ss@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

To LgAss-voR A rpRn or TEARS yon A co ACH
factory pissc<osts hcfsvv am kuiine~g requl~tss
p o. ground lls feet % Brsawsy ard tA i-cs
sSty street 81 the tstereccoe n Brcsd ksk1
svenue and ne central PAS. v erect q sssks build
ma covering the wtoe ercurd, 70 suh . propw tensnt
janis p SthW, - krrctsnts FKchsnEc, from l " q
u TkreerA sxysh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

N n a fN'a
evenlrG,
fioaets eau
street aud
NruAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

Two LEr-AN ELEGANTLY FINIsHKD HIIzABErHI AN
cottage the ttghth aveaue McCombs dam. Har
lem river There coach house stables ico house (ie
green house with choice fs and the grounds
dower gardens and eye variety o. ornamental aad beAng
fruit trees With the promises be hired about IS
highly cultivated land farm cottage The premises
enstby situated. being desirable residence, uniting
BIO seen from " O'Clock daily For particulars call
NATHiL JARVIS Jr. Ii Ctr Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08

ALI. AT
4 % Moe
Sslennsn erf
so Per
m last 81
-sea smndar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-14
ARElvED J 6. CHue, Care salhe West, s.

ARRIVED J @. Cline, Caro-; Salhe West 5
Louis; P .lDcess, Cincn matt
D. PARTTp City Of Huntsville, Memphis; Um'
pire CIs,ksvil-; A-ks6saw Traveller, C.ncianati.
BoATs Leaving FHIs DAr.-Steamer Sallie Wes'r
for ST. Loui.; Princess, for Cincinnati ct II O'Clock.
FoR ST. LoUrs-This day at y O'cl5ck pun
tuaIy, the regular packet Sallie West, Corbitt,
Master. This beat is one Of the most punCtuaI
and accommodating, as well as safe and reliable
steamers that visit our port ard is truly deserving
Of the liberal patronage thAt attends her.
FoR C1soIKNATI The Princess, under command
of Aiken on deck, and Phil Wills, in the Office,
leaves this day at y O'Clock her regular trip as
above. For safety as well as comfort, sha Is every
way desirable. An orders sent BY her will meet
with attention.
stesmer Tom Scott no due from Pi!tsburg.
Tx GOOSE BONE of late we have done our
best with the advocates of this system. We, on
our part, and in behalf Of our numsEous friends,
have demonstrated with the disciples and leaders
Of this theory, against the swap they have male
Of February, for March, and the only consolation
we have been sble to obtain from them is, that
AlbIo were LWU ElleA hulLO ePSee VI ~ S4~l1s ~
the goose-5oue indicating warmth, and they, und-r
the circumstances, hs7s doLe the best they could,
and really meant n harm. Thus, it ever is, when
faIlAble man undertakes 10 regulate the " sther,
and notwithstanding tie best may have been done,
it may be sport to them. TEE present cold and
snow, and the city out Of coal, renders this s#sp
like unto what the frogs said unto the boys, wien
stOnsing them, sport to you, but death 10 u.s.
MEMPHIS LNE.-The regular, high headed, pop
ular peoples packet, Daniel Boone, will water per-
hitting, leave the city wharf ct y O'Clock for the
Bluff City, giving attention to every species Of bu-
siuess that may be required, making certain sad
sure counecticls at Caro- with the Railroad At
Memphis with the same, hkswis with the most
gorgeous steamers that fla: the father Of waters to
New Orleans In filing these obligations the own
ers Of this commodious and magnificent craft,
which has never yet been surpassed for sTe:d CT
passed, pledge themselves Ii at il 10 event shall
her officers put their boat in tie attitude Of racing
and thereby erdaDger the life Of passengers
Should the wafer not be sufficient, the steamer
Aida will carry passengers to the Boone at Clsrks
vile, free of Cpy extra charge, on Monday GeXt It
Il O'Clock
Business .-Quite active at the landing yester-
day, large quantities Of fregh remaining over for
this day bsulirg. Steamboats, much annoyed in
the delivery Of their freigbts, which principally
grow out Of the quantities taken to the railroad.
WEATHER AND WATEE.-Wesiber snOwy ard
likely to break up with rain. Water on the de-
cline, with prospects Of rise; on shoals feet il
chs.
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New-OrIoan. Col1on marRels.
NEv-OELEars, March :, 1857.

hEW-ORLEAEs, March = l5l3.
CoTroN-The week opened Rilh an active demand, being
favOrany h enced by tne Magazine udvCcs Snd the sales
days Of the summed up - so ba 80
prices a. the same lime EPr0siug fatty e &C e. On
"Wednesday enquiry agEu air. but win I'd lcsd
supply sae and very ful pTges claimed The business
Of 70 about 4lrs On Thursday iau f- duruF
Of day but buyers fOTaad I'D look bb 'ut
$500 Yesterday weather aiFand boy came
30 generally, sons ADDITIONAL tmTulEe beng CIV
On 10 dsms by receipt he AIsnJigs adyces, hut
vi msFke poury supplied with desirable list tue but
mesa ain confined u about r5J0 uul watch Ruld
make loL- past days % go bales and for
G3OUO ba With respect prices have TO
that they have nud - tend Hvor OF sellers
and the advance within % week is full cent d WITH
Ell diGcuy Of obtaining at all running SIS 4 Mid
ding ETC., with good staple aid color, outside figures
Am nE The sales lot % 50 bales superior descTp
Lion-ex "a staple. ROLLER Euned 70 D. the
extreme price OF the other than leland The
following The ruling quotations
Infrior......... Gg5, Nj IdIinT........,.I3 0I3E
Ordinary lOl gil Good Middug. EGa=B
Good Ordinary. II 5aBi2 Mlddhng tar... 49, 1875
Low Middlug- 1873 Gl2% tair..............l4 g
The decrease She receipts ata the ports mp The
dates compared with lss year Is l2uO baoS In tho
ports from United Slses foreign
pared She dates last there Is decrease or
i99 9I5 Great Britain, s France and 90 Jg2 %
other foreign ports.
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savannah Market

StyANvAH, March a.
CorTov-Slnce the close Of last for the week
ending the 3rd inst, the ton market has ued quiet
appearance; and although prices not reCedei any
have been inclined TO large
tsnt AZ present The accounts b. steamship PERSIA
and pu early Monday 1THing, suuCug light
decline in tho Liverpool market caused BmoWCutsyy pauc
but had no effect whatever prices The aggregate sales
OF the week were limited 10 2--Oj bales.
We present the following quotations being The ruling
prices paid FIR market the pat week, and Up
10 The close Of business yesterday odir noHu. l2c.
Coed Ordinary l2l: Low MddnE 1915 pa; Middiag 3,
strict Mddlng 1872 9I33I; Good Middlng g 80; Mid
ding Fair I3&
B,caE-he stock offered greatly diminished and Prcas
tending upward The receipts very light. Ne quote
The sale lot u prime old shoulders from the wharf Al
1880 3 D.
LARD-Contnues unchanged. We quOieH rs selling from
store al Il 10 l5c 3 D.
CoRS.-A good supply offered on the market and sales
have store prices ranging from 80 70 50,
bushel.
OArs The stock is ample for TIE presoa demand, is
selling from store soc,
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s WOODSIDES u WAKEFIELD,
NASHVILLE An d COLUMBIA EXPRESS.
MALL Packages and Parcels forwarded cry by
- Exprs Train to aud from Nashville and Columbia. +
We nave made arrangements with GL"vER d CO.s City
Express receive aud deliver all Packages forwarded by
Nashville aud 10 forward all articles Columbia to
US, when we will take charge Of delivery Is instructed
REFEEEHrEs-W. Meredith, 10 Edwards, and d. d. Dckey
lanIO '57-d3m.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
AMIIIES

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in All descriptions q RarB Old Madeira Shrrru and r-t
Wines Finest Old Brsndies, superior Old Jsmaica ST.
CF0H and Anti-ua Rum, Old HUi and Gin ard cvere variety
Of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
ChampaEme-MaK sutaine, .oet g. Chnndon and
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ether Brands.
Ciaret and SnutsEae-IneludInr Chateau Mar
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Hams and E0mguea-BurIr Eton, Virginia and
Wesphalia ia g. mos Cd and Picslsd n ngues
Goshen Bmtter-tn FRS rs. Tubs zad stone Jars.
Foreign RiCkelB-EaucaB, CaisBps, saniiues, Ca
psrs, Olives, sc.
PreaerVes-Essta md West India and Domestic. Ard
full ard general assortment Of every vadcsy of FINB
GROCBKEs lnarh6, 's7--dly.
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ATRvv Pupils are daily received al the Wit.
N ing Saloon Of N & DoLhEARr No - g.,
lrp3ou street. over Wtsssl q Ib0Wpsou's, - 49,
whore persons from 10 % years OF age -
easily change the sig, slow aud cramPej E-Id
III R.SE. ELEs,ECE AID BATIpITT-
Parsons from the country husa their Lessons 10
esr Persons uuacQUBiutad whit meTs OF aT uolHearS
tbiDr are referred the testimony or many oT The
izns i'm the United States in bis large Circulars
S-ds OF Uups taught By bim i4 this place. Hours Ia
a NJ aud sto 4, P. NJ. and 60 aInight.
An Who vi 10 join his classes should do 50 immediaey
gangO-dtG
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nav HAMPsHIkg ELEUTION,

COxoosD, March lL-H4IlEs, Republican, haa
been elected Governor Of New HamrsaHe by
three thousand majority, end the viOle Repabli.
can ticket is chosen.
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Com merrl0L
UNlOl = Nd AAEkICAN utFICE
.AEHvILLa March Is ~,

COTTON-Sales to day OF thirty five bales Et l2H
TOBACCO.-Sales at johnson, Horne d Cos. Of aGeen
hbds. El SIS u 35 10 IS, %; O5; Il IS e5j 35j
e .; Il IS; II IS, p e. So 9 O5i &c 90.
GROCEKIES Unchanged.
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szow.-We had quite snow storm yesterda7,
which lasted for two or three hours, but it melted
&c fast as it fell
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S. ~. GuR1IkiR

SUCCESSOR 70 W. l. PEET, Church and Vine sa
- would respectfully b the citizens Of Nashville
that be prepared 90 on all orders IN the Baking and Family
Grocery line OF business
Thankful for past fVors, would eheerfully recommend
my r GuHTEa - ny old friends and customers
ianI7-'57-1ne ". y r. 81.
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Total Assets SOS 0j7 O.
No debts 10 Banks or individuals.
No losses adjusted or due.
No and nOtdue.
No acknowledged claims.
Losses uUsdjIsted, 500 500.
ia suspense s. OUU.
We DO uereJ certify thas the fore FoEg ia aud
the FTmers' and Mechancs' Insurance
Company 10 lEe lst Of November, A. D 1856.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD g. HELMBOLD, secretary.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
Cry of Phladephia,
l. oha a. Prick, commissioner for the State Of Tenncs-
DO her certify that tie day and date hereof the
named Ih0g. B. Florence President and Edward X.
HembOd secretary rf the PaTmers' and Mechanics Insu
company subscribed 70 the foregoing in my
presence and did vsTaly declare and affirm thai the
therein set forth
n W1ers0fI have heTsunt1 set hand and aV
ed oca seal, The, twenty ninth Of Dec mbrr A.
D., I-aU. JOHN n. FRtCK,
Commissioner for Tennessee, No. Is =, Dock ST.
STATE TENNESSEE, CONPTRoLLER's OFElcE,}
Nashville, March 5, 1851 !
This 70 certify that the Farmers and Mechanics Fire Ma
aud Life Insurance Company OF Penns vania located
all requirements passed by the General
Assembly Of Tennessee, March 1855, entitled
Au TeE0late the agencies Insurance Companies
ncoT by the OF TeRuessee and that Joseph
Nash g galy authorized Agent OF said Company in the
town OF Nashville safe Of Tennessee
J. &. LUfTRELLI Comptroller.
Referring above, The undersigned continues issue
Policies Fire arine aud Inland risks equitable terms
JOSEPH NASH, agent,
No. IS, College Street.
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NASHVILLE COAL COMFAht hUIICE
TO SUHSCRIBEIlSO OF STOCK
CALI Of TWENTY on TIE stock subscribed %
"a arnid Company ordered payable IN go days !o Toe
1sf o February Payment 10 be made al no f7E OF he
~ On Verancnh tuding c. dar street By order o. lue
3, 'SBsI-tc D F. CARTER, Treasurer.