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AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

0SoSDAGA.-Congrcss, b. Davis Ncxon OF STa-
cuse. County Clerk, Jabez Lewis Of Msnlus. Sher-
IN, T.. 4. Williams of Syracuse. County Judge, IL. T.
Fellows Of De Witt. Justice of Sessions. George W.
Marvin OF Van Boren. Superintendent of Poor Ira
Hamilton Of Ebrdge. Loan Commissioners, Amos d.
Hough Of Syracuse aud George Seager of Pompey
Copncrs, II. W. Perkins Of Lysander, Wm Gleason
of Salira, aud VIM. Raynor of Onondaga.
SuLLWAS-Sh Sheriff. stephen Sweet. Member OF
Assembly, Melvin S Wells. Schoo. Commissioner,
Alex. Smith. Superintend, Mt Of Poor, VIM. Gunner.
Justice ut Sessions, William p. Skinner. Coroners.
DAVID Young, Gabriel David, Elias Sturievant.
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Sixth ASSEMBLY DISTRIcT-USIoS The Aneri-
eu Assembly Convention of this District met on Satur-
f,y evening and by acclsmstion nominated Adolph
Bort, esq, of the Fourteenth Ward the Republican
rODee for Assembly, in place Of Joel ". Mason, de-
tsred The American Convention then Net the Re-
publcans at Ranks Hotel, No. ga Grand street, when
Joint Convention was formed by the appointment Of
joel W. Mason, ego Of the Tenth Ward, as chairman.
TIE Joint Convention then unanimously ratified the
rominaton of M. Borst, who subsequently addressed
lie Convention, accepting the union nomination
Great unanimity Of feeling prevailed.
The American and Republican parties in the Tenth
Ward have agreed on union ticket for inspectors
spd Csnyassers, 10 be elected at the coming Novem-
Ter election. TIE fecirg III the old Tenth for union
against the common enemy is very unanimous, and
five example set in this ward is well worthy of being
followed throughout the city.
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SfScrt.R DFsgPTros on . YcUsG MARRIED
LADY.-A Scotchman of the name Of J. j. Clarkla
few wears ago. upon the death Of bis father IA wealthy
Glasgow merchant, who had been engaged in tina
West India trade, became possessed OF ahanisomo
Cortuue Shortly afterward he married young Scotch
lady Of education, engaging manners, and prepose''-
ing Appearance, with whom be came 10 tins country
about six months ago. and after visiting all the Princi-
nal cities and places of interest, recently went to Ill
a,epbia and made a soj)urn there OF about three
weeks during which period they sopped at the house
as Mrs. Stanley, No. 30 Spruce street,
where Mr. Clark privately prepared himself during tha
visits of his wife among her acqnalntances. When
ready for start he accompanied his wife to the resi-
donse of one Of her friends and there et her under pre-
tense of going to a ship launched when he returhsd
to Lis boarding house and carried OF his baggage, anu
with bis servant started for parts unknown taxing
Nth him his wifes watch and ewey and LEAVING De-
hind him a letter addressed to bis vile, wishing
her Good-by," and inclosing tio. Mrs. Cisrk'
after te!egrapLmg to the Police OF ths Guy
Immediately came on to "'io'A' LUG
was given to Officer King to wcsk up 10
soon ascerta;ped that Mr.. L. had ohy y: OF 'n'
sIO len wheY,upon he invited the distracted young
,sd r abe !. We, only 10 years Old 70 60 to his bousa
.rJ became one Of his family while he WA engaged in
o.t some information Cor her. The FIRST clue
Of the runaway was that he hal put up at Love
-. uo,el under the maze of Muir--that, with
Ri. servant, he had started fos Albany the ds.y,
before. Upon this discovery, Mrs. Clark pro-
vided with a passage ticket. started for Albany -
uar.uit On her arrival there she ascerained that DER
fs.hle.s ege lord had stopped one day and night 1t
stsnwix Hall, and While there he had got his sarvant
ito state of iniox;eaton, and then giver. him the
slip, starting Of westward alone; and thai the ses.
want on coming to his .enses had gone n pursuit OK
his master. Mr. c. followed in the Lighting trsa.
and ere this, it Is hoped and believed, she VII
have overtaken her truant husbaras What mof4vs
Mr. C. can have had for thus singaArly attempting "
assey. hIs wife is quite mystery,
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pryrBLIcANs SPEAKING THIS WELh'

-, n s,w.Kp at Rochester, this evening
"ilI'An :" =. U,ics. on Friday evening, 18th.
r. v.s prcx, &, schenectady, 'hi' evening evening 49,,
~, y BosLrleH a, Eimirs' TINS evening
"'Ib'N :" a, Oswego, Tuesday evening 2s,h.
stIthsos WedDe -day evening 27th
., Courtlandvile. Thursday, 2e,h.
- ,.rc, At Seneca Falls, this evening
DIN at Batavia, Tuesday. 2S;h.
ct Albion, " ednesdsy. 9th.
. at Little Falls, Thursday, 28,a.
=. at Ad ems, Friday, 2oth
E. at Utioe, Saturday, 3Oth
uo,.cy GREELEY, at Albion Wednesday. 9th.
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Tqr GERMAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE Republican,
me- Yesterday morning at No. 81 Bowery. There wa
large attendance every ward in the city being repre-
,eoed. Mr. Kaufman was appointed Chairman, and
Nr. Brill, Secretary. After some discussion, Com
nee of five was appointed to make arrangements for
, rrand ratification meeting Of Germans, to be held
yery soon.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

Sheriff, William H. Curtis. Member Of
Assembly, Gideon T.. Bushnell. School Commissioner,
Hiram b. Eller Superintendent Of Poor. 5. I. l..
Norris Justice of Sessions, Samuel n. Case. Cor
oncrs. Andrew Reynolds Gabriel V. Moore, Sears G..
Tuthlll
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prn,-p,,c.x NOMINATIONS.

CHESAsGo.-Assembly, Let District, Hiram ID ss''
lid District, JudsOn l.. Grant ,,-
GEsrsFK.-Clerk. Hiram W. Hascai- A'e".!'
Eldridge @. Moulton. Sessions. VIM. H. ps'"' wy
oner, Robert Baker.
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MASS MEETING AT YONKERS.

sfEECHES BY JOHN W. FORNEY, JOHN u. HASkiN
AND OTHERS.
The friends Of John b. Haskin held large and
esAusisstic meeting ct Yonkers 90 Saturday night.
Every inch Of available space in Get.y's Hall was
s5Owded with the independent voters Of the Ixth
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rre.day, Nov. Cd.

,.Re SIRE that Mr. Moirh' ohi'''an u'Ho . pm
-. ,ovr ballots EdriH, not Ee"a'' "0'
Hound 20 v1n
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POLITICAL.
.rn,-p1IcAN STATE TICKET.

EDWIN ID. MORGAN, New YORK
t~. ,.-s.tG ;ore,noy. ROBERT CAMPBELL '''H''"'
IS''."~"' HIRAM GARDNER. MssHs-
ts. o., J,peeto, JOSIAH X. ENEkEST' |n"''n'
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DeD0t Hotel.
opposite the Depof Of fhe Memphis Gnf
CidriesfOl Railroad,

Cfdrfesf0n hGtfTod1s
MPHIS, TENN,
b Y. c. BRO0KS,--...........Pro .ProPrietor-
ITO persons who oOntemrlate leaving this city the
Charleston r0a the proximity of this House = that
depot offers advantages vhlch other house in this
city can possibly smmand. Those who arrive the
evening trala vi tnd Il matsrisy 20 their inrresi
stop at this House AMI should not tax themselves by
ausfng omn5us ticket. p rsOus Whs visit Mempkis-
ard intend leaving the Charleston read, may
msch BY gOing mn dlstely 70 this House, tin1e the
OF h cheaper thaH any other hOuss
equal respectablity ia the city.
N.B-Om-fbusss Always ready 70 convey passenEers
from this Hatei 70 any part o. the city.
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EDWARD PICKETT. Jr.,
A TTOKEET AT LAW, AruFhls. S-nn- OESse, Jedsr
n son street mldWas tie PoSt Orlcs Building
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DE-. H HOLMES. JF.
OFFTCE 10 10 Nsin street. Memphis, Tenn.
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TuF0O0QC n GOFE,

A TTOREET AT Law, Nemphis Tenn OGcs
% Uuicn Block. over Ciesves 4 Gulon's boetssofs
Eniraroe G5urt street noNstH
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NOHaCE

nR J. N sLEDGE has rcfsruea from New Tork,
u after 81 snos Of utne m7oshs, ani has efctec
Eons astounding cures 10 that q ae has taken
ono NJ. q Me1rse trset Be Eeen Main aud eecond
Eireets viii rscms the practicF q Medicine, where
b. has f3r sale oorzti @ np8 Isis- q cElls at
TENDED TO- DAY Night As he inteud locsting DerHa-
neatly EeTphIs aud from Tie great suocsss be has
had IN The treatment = th- vzrous di b thinks
he sho1d have liberal pstrJnAg from the ctH=ns 0f
Memphis Isns dly
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8rOftsslonal Gar0s.
JYn. Id. TROTPER


A TrOREET At Law, Austin ruuica c1uutv, Miss,
u vii sttsnd 70 the payment redemption 0f
and Il her forfeited - f1r ald VII promptly
attend 70 the exEmnatou of lsRf tsie the oonniss
ef Tunics Caah5ms BliivaT and EsshinEtcn-
3Eus-dEEsm
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JOHN HILIUM.

A TTOREBT AT HAE, ans Genaral Cslesting snd
a Ee~urina Ee1t West Teunesse, asteFn AfEan-
sas and North Mississippi one in U-ion BooG Oeurt
street over ClcaTes & ffniau's bacEst0Fe. sepS-iy
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For Baltimore, Washington, New
York, Philadelphia, SC
Direct Through Line for the East
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0ransgortation.
A4IssIssIPpI AND TENNESSEE
@WE7
R A Il r o AD /.
CHANGE OF sCHEDULr.

ON ard after THURSDAY. ne.euIosr D. Iss7 fbs
~ Trains On thiE road sill run - fuiioEs.
n Nal and PasssrzerT ain uIl leave Memphis f.il
sundaya sxcp I'D a. sop a. End arrivs PanoIs
q 80 A. n.
Eetursiag, vn ssvs PHnois q 80 a.. and STRIVE
az Ncunp1is a. 90 ~
The Fret<ht ard Accon1uciat1n Train leaves Pan1ia
sany i3undays sruepledl a. SIS a. a. and arrive
Memphis ii;1e A. n.
EeiurninE, savs MsuapIis e 1oe H., and sfrive Ct
Pancla af SEQ , d
P-r,ons traFeilag On the Accoamadailsn Train can
sgend hearty 80 hoars and taif IN Asmphis a.a
i1ru uu fde SANE DAY.
ssssrnzer rFsn msles direct connecaon Mempti
via ~ nsruphiF ant Chsrlest Ratrrad goins szst;
tn eicse nuectlu win the hempais and Ohio Rail
foaf srinE S5rth 70 counects bofh Nsys 81 Ptna
Win stars = and from ne ioIoEiuE pares. OsElsBd
frtatsu snd Grenada Here making ocnnecfi1u with
Stages throaEh Carrult1n and fexinEton thence
aerhern teuni of the Mississippi Ceutral Ezilrsd for
Canton, IacEepn ard NsE Orfsars
Thrlngl I1fsts for Gruuaia can BE- cotsiaet 81 NJ
Mfmqtls nspat
TITS is much n ahortest fouts al rssursrs Iear-
ls aerptlt bg the morniuE trail sFrs1 ~ 1eHla t.
s1ne e1ealng, having dtyiight NJ Whd's way
n " NEWELL.
49,
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A TroRSETS At Law AND sULtCTrDRs IN CHAN
n CEkT, -uphis Tenn. vii 7ra tee thrir prufes-
ion al The Courts hei Do the city % Hemphi aud the
supreme snd Fud=fsl C0uris Jack Prompt Etten-
tion % b Eiv=u al claims fsT ca elton trusfed 70
then. one h-st door TIE let. up stairs ia the
EnTfer HIorF Main street fsus-tg
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1907. IS0S.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Memphis &N.OrleaRs Regular Packet
.CLIPsE

bkoADWELLi haster.-.......-..-J. PORTER. CIerk
IITILL run as q reEuiar pscErt between Gnnnn.
w Memphis aad Nsw 0rlrans. CON- -t.-.-14
RancinS SATU RDAT, 2ist November, tS
aud continue throuEhgzt The season lalsl1l1l1l1l
To say, VIII lssve Esuphis, SATURDAY. Dsosuber s
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EXPBEDTTuRES.

TNCOHE FOR THE YEAR 1855
kmount Of Prsmirms received during the year ets 3 -
% Interest a. 2s7 81
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE,

hHUBAHB AsD ASP AAAGUs ROOTS
All PLANTS gulra1ted 70 orisr O-drs f-cl djstspcs
punctuay ATTENDED - ami ivered in any part o. ths
citv rrre ~ chrrza rovfR-sr,
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 90, 1855
Transportation.
REGuLAR FRIDAY PAcKET.
For LouisriIIe.

OF AouaeNAAtGs
fhs splendid Ios-Pressslrs OEo 4ad Ml1sissppi Man
eteamer
~DlThshN sAs-..-- -.--... . N-IAltLAAf asster
VTTIIf.les NcmDhfE eVrr7 YRIDAT DRk
w EVENING af 59'ciock pns lively. - -ss-s1fIi
taxing freigat anf nssaenrsrs - AZ
gaF iantinri arr.yi1E AZ IouisVnls iu-----------N
tnl- for M M1uisY a1ranT ian Bosta % Clucnnsti
aa thence D. rzi-osd - sr E-st-l towns and cies b
Hhirh thrsurh tleksts Win b. given
A.o uakes crs- connexions vita ne uiinofs oeutrs
aai.sead and han Boats q Hou1d City and Carc fnr
- hinta At Pafacsh wlth The daily packet hne To-
ha1hv is and rennesses liver
M south rer = IN spiendid ruunlnE order hsvtsE
- lnor7n4hiY reosire r~fF-ntshed. tc. Her cf1cers
sre Al erperielcsd boatarr ha wil pav every nffrn
tt'n = tae ssfey cfrt and plea ure o. ther passsn
gers- Ror plan o. cabin s.s
Jas r SAITH. Ax-nt
dect NJ 81 Nsshv a HnHfss R.a-f
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lhis maEuia1sut stesar has e1gsi ths western
Eaters and d rspegisv sda1fed 10 b. trade wiz o1u-
nect A. Aeuphs With the U1per sslssupi Ohio Cun-
terisnd anf Whte River Ps-sets AMI win the N-mphs
ane chare'ton, qrensfa ani Mississippi and Nsnphis
and Ohi, Rsilrrats.
f1r freight 1r nsssaEa spplvnn husrd Or to
LAvALLETrE saIRLET a 60 Agruts.
n0ff3 81 Front bow and Court sfrre-s
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TTOKFOPaTHIC PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON,
UshHs 70 intern ne ciiigen8 Or Henphts Gnt ~ VI
cinity tbEt be has tScsted hiseh st tbe southrast
osrnsr O. UsE0l snf Secoud streets
Ooe hours uutI o'ciocf in the alCrnng. between y
and ] ct noon ald b-fWeen s and = = TIE evening"
REFRENCEs-I1dEe sha-ksei Gov Bowl u hiss-s
Ee-on Hftc,-l EsI q Chnrlasf0n. 8. @ Drs Hs-tnE
Lirpe Of Phha eipkias and DR.. CasPaus o LouisFs.
de~fz
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steamers generally out ono day qrcker than Pfcpei-
srs aud from two 70 three tavs quicker than Sailing
Vessels from New Tork and Phiadeiphia. and othsr
Eastern ports Charleston ans savannah. And whare
feW days time b not object from twenty % forty
cents rer Eundre pounds Dc saved By shipping on
ias latter elass o. vessels.
CHARLES ". ANDERSON.
&c. -
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DIR. B. Z. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOHcher
wsshiugton Street, between Eain and Second,
MEMPHIS, TESE-
111 from % O'Clock. A n, and from
o'ci0cE. RsM

Orc h01rt from % o'clook, n, and from 70 8
o'ci0cE, p N-
TTNHANEFTTL Tor the KIND pafrona-s heresofoFe ex-
tended % me- take pleasure % inform my cusium-
ers aud the public n zsuera that y Is not inte1t0n
70 leave this cy has been reported, and ths an
ready o atteu . az cases OF internal aud external
dEsease as1 that pr pared 70 undertake The u0st
an -ult oDerzf11s and aud that de aot
ne cslon or any preparzton q msrrury II dseHsss
whatcvsr.
SecreI diseases are cured IN ny method tu such
- faterfere sith he business Of the pa
tisnt, sni thAt 60 not any mercury n he treat
nrHt % the sane.
For the f0il1Eing khsun aiisu1- Arthrts, keuragiA
Nervous Hssdsche aid T81hE h. Paralysis. DTspepsias
Torpdity the Liver Spinal Curvature and WeskHrss
Uterins Diseases Hip. Fuu1or Abas or white svFi
fnz Deafa9ss vel al dessesof the Ete ana Bar,
Asr1r-h3=a Ca or0sis SteTiiitT Spers st0rrhoea Ee,
a. disease t1at reIuire entire r-Ealston o
the h1d sad nervous svsien use The AagnetoE etrr
treatment, which is universally knoEn tor ts prsccs
bilTtT
Afisr prbetus q ten resrs Gs sisd Physician snd
Director OF several hlspias 10 Germany. AID eight
year. Draot1s ths Unitsd states NJ reputation
Fhysissn, lrEeon aud acooucher Is surieaty estEb
lished farther ccuusnt-
secas-dawIy DIR l. AsET.
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sAItssisstBPI CeRtraE
MMR
r AILRO A ID

NOV open - Pictea's astoa On ths ssutbarn Divi.
~ i0as and 70 Y0etna 5a-ga e. a. Northcrn d.
WHOM
Mau train lsaFas a. ilaat. ls' 3 l'l..l1T Hrrnr-
tuE. lssses Tockas II N - - s-rlr-s = m.
su1l.e- IN fhr M111le-a 1i-etl-s7 rl--a-s
= y oldns siaE Fitts ustsenE-r train 70 ass--l-
Frrirht ani llef ast5n t-ain .uss luucti0H
90 o'ccckP ~. ter TIE arriva of TIE mu0
rain the Memphis and Charlegio1 Railroad and ar
1v-s Il Tocena 81 n. p. %
MAJ rain connect vita sims & 20 p four harss D
rlsrhes a. Teckna ststi1u at n p a FOR water
Vsey. Gr-nata, Carr1iton a1f Lfxingtsn. aud Or
ford With Hssrs Jamlea1n &C 3 f8u horse poss
coaches for P1nto oc. Aberdeen and Coiumhus Miss.
rick-ts b Droclr-i from Pttttrs Bro, Con-
merea Hotel sud from ths ticket asent o. the Memphis
aud Chari-stou Railr1af, Et hrraphis
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A TrORNETs AT Law. Omoes No 15s Esin Btroot,
- over Benssu's Music Store Nemphis, T5nn-, and
Hsrnsndo, DeSots county Miss. E1u attend promptly
10 Ell oosctions and business entrusted 70 them in west
Teunessee and Eorth Mississippi
EEPER rO-Irurt. Bro q c. Philsdeiphias Cronins
Hurzfhzu d sears Wsli-T : Sfeinlein, X T.i v. D.
EulsT, gones, Brovn c., J. web C.. Ae1-
bhiE Spls-dEviy
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F.A KTEPFNRR. N.

nR AKTBUR TAYLOR has assocsted vim hin
~ his brother Dr. NJ Y. fATLoR. u. They ufsI
their services 10 the public-
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For Rig uatcbieRiver

Will make Regular Weekly Trips I
JOAN OF Ar AhI-..----.--...-JNo. DEAEIN0. Master.
FTNHT7 ane steamer vii raFe rerufar ~k
L trips bs.We Hemphis anf Boiivar, Ia-s.-.-iki4
co-uuencirE m the frst ri % th- river t-i-3
ARd csotinulng fhr1nEhaut 'he s-as7n -
For freight psssase. suufv On hosrd Or to
Y. ". HODGE On AEsnts.
deca-fawff S. Frant Ra-r
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Aaxalss -


ASSEId
Cash On hsod and on deposit..-... 81, ,fs3 -
Cash IN the hands o AGENTS and IN
course Of transmission, sscurd b.
Bnnd. viii surstics..s..--...... 6i1 p
Fffty-f0ur Bonds aud Mortgages,a a.
s and per cent interest,
nountinE in TIE aggregate t0...- "a SIS %
which nortEaEes valua-
bic and pro iuctlvs real estate,
prinripaly farms oorded and
arst liens, worth EenersIlS d0Uble
the amount. and m5re than mort
gagged for IN each esse, and IN
esss less than 50 per esnt. Bors
ex-lusive of farm tuiidinzs and
so certified b the Resordsrs
where recorded q tae Auditors
Of the States Of Ohio and Illinois.
Einsteen B0nds, intiest per cent,
security EmPis, amounting n Ne
sggres=tS to-...-......--....-.. A. So %
BlIIs Receirabie. stI; Promiss0ry
Noies, payable % demlnd-..---- S,6o0 %
Cash due IRON respoasible parties
on demand. .-..........-. 80 81
interest Eocrurd and p-iucipsfIy
due PAYABLE Jsn. !, lS57......-- u.oi5 s.
Amouas Of Ps@s@s Ss rssiv, rS I duras the year year sss m -
:" Interest a. 2s7 81
50 30 "a
EXPENDTTUREs
Expsnsrs TOR the year Including oommiss ons,
ssla-les O ofnoers, rents. prin ns, pastage,
and 81 ether expenses 66S 40
Dividends psid during the year COZ 90
Amount pad for Losses that occurred prior %
December 81, ..-.-.-.---- ~ =
he @ ~ - ssss a.
ss2 SIS S.
LIABILITIES
losses adjusted and not us.........si.l50 %
Losses claimed and unsdjusted. SIS 90
Losses cisinel and rests Cd. ....... 0co %
Loses repor Cd, on which no action
NJ. ben taEen.-. oQQ -
Al ether clatms against the lmpany
smAl. not exceedi1g.-.----.----. en 90
me sbovs LIabHitiss since adjusted and paid.
whole amount q risk taken during the
lear--.-+-.. - ~
whole smount Of property Al rsk 81 date 500 90
STATE OF PEsSsTLvASIAi ~
CoUEIY OF BRADFORD.
Francis Tyler. President and Tchn E. Canhed Secre-
tary o. The Farmers Uuion fnsuraace Company heinz
sfveTally duly sworn depose ard ssy snd each him
self says that the foregoing true, full and correct
statement cf the ala ssd ooporatn and that tazg
are the above described efd 'ers thsreof
FRANCIS TTLER, President.
J. 3. CANEIELD Secretsry.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn before his 24ih aay u jan
uary A D., tS5T. J. B. REEVE, J. P.
STATE OF TENEEssEE. CoNPTR0LLER'a OFFIcE,
NAsHVILLE, Decembcr 5, 1887
Ths Il 70 certify th-t the Farmers Uniu Insurance
Company. loeat-d Il Athens the stats % Pannsy-
vana, has compiled with al THE requirements q an act
passed b. The Genera Assembly of the s.ts o.
see N MArth, 1885, enfitled An Act regulate the
agencies of Insuranne Comp nrs f1coporat By ths
state q T~nnessee." aud that " MILLION and 8
PUTNAM the legally sutaor1s gents o. said Com
pany m the town Of hemphis State Of Tennessee.
d+osi-im = LUrTRELL. Comptroller.
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Mediral NOtIee

A TTOEEKT AT Law, Genera O8leottag and Land
~ AErnis for TIE E0-theTn snd KAsssss OOuntiss q
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phiE Judrs R. L CaruiberE Supreme Cocrt; ,. 9.
Hsstzn Esq., Esshvlle; Major g. A. Henry Clsrfs-
vte, Tenn and Gez 7. B. Elournogi neshs g., An.
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IaMEH InnRE.

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Building 2flatrrjals.
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