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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
>, THIS standard brand Of FINE WHISKY il offered
tied being perfectly pure WHISKY, entirely free
from deeterions substances, and possesses the pre-
mum I merit Of being CoPPER DISTILLED, from beet
DsSsf
DkLpKIA, enables to ship from either city with
FREEMAN r. SIMPSON.
PHOENIX DIsTILLERr,
Wal ssHt e. fi Sss " 5oIi soos
limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
PROPOSALS viii be received at this office until
principal stair Of the Capitol Exte nsion '01
Proposals should state o certain sum for each
ceiling eOpglete IL place. painted with three good
The whole Of the iron work Of the ceilings, in
and al bolts. nuts. and fastepines necesssry for
&c aSs i'm ss and ROOF
ProposaIs TO- be sealed and endorsed Proposals
signed BY one or more respons bic persons. and 70
be addressed r. the undersigned.
October, in presence 81 such persons az may Choose
e. cf assg. Sa be e. ss Sss
in charge Of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be aOse mpanied by the fol-
'O mTsr Form. Of Guara.tu
The undersigned, Of. In the State of
-, and -, in the STATE d, hereby
for--,as above described, be accepted he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
tract for the name, with good and suficIent secur-
ties; and in case the said - shall fail to enter,
INTO contract as aforesaid we guaranty 10 make
good the difference between the offer OF the SAID
- and that which may be accepted
Date-'iss' SWE I,ss.! Of suarantors. Al
hereby certify that the above named -@srs
known to me az men OF property, aGd able to make
good their guarantee.
signature. G. III.
United States District Attorney, Collector or sosns
person known TO the War Department.. az 20 did :
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Promised to write you provided your medicine
did the work you claimed it would. IL has done az,
and / now fulfill my promise, My complaint was
lnfam" atory Rheumati sm-ths frat package did
the work, and most efectuay, too, as not vestlge
Of Rheumstismis leh, and sm as well aud hearty
as ever wasln my life; | would recommend TO eli
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair trial
GEO. II. DUNCAN. liz Wal 81 n. ".
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The MIssING -EROSAUTs.-TheR Rome Sentinel
of w ednesday last saws:

"a rumor was current I'm orr village Yesterday
afternoon, brought by the Watertown train due
here at 40 p M TO the effect that il reported
in Watertown, that n letter had been picked up in
Canada, (near Bytown, we beleve,) purPortipg to
have been written by La Mountain, Sitting that
Haddock Zone of the balloonists) was insane, and
that the rope was so tangled mp that the valve
could not be opened to let out the gas, so as to
allow the balloon to come down. We give the
story reported at the depot the arrival of TIE
cars We will add that we place no reliance
upon il ~
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UIpIQIIA,
.R. CoeGsWELL's
AEnINAu SALT

The great remedy for Iniammatory Diseases,
such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Hesdeche, Fits,
Fevers, Infamed Throat, Lungs and Liver, EIy
spelas, BIonchius, Coughs. Colds, and similar
complaints BY equallzing the circulation Il re-
moves the sole cause OF lnfammatlOn. That inva
ads would do well TO give il a trial, may be seer
from the following testimonials.
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sWINnIINc 0IIAcRs

~ SWINDLING QUACKS.
SAUTION !-Quscks their Books, Cordials.
Buohu, Hospitals, lnstruments or Rlngs-shun
them ALL and, If disposed to profit bv my experience,
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORREkEA;- Its CURE.
Ssncs ann encoseG naqrsss. IN perfect Gonn
scriblng Box 176, ChsrlestOwn, Mass.
te 1A-DAW ly
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fiSMr IpLEM1EENS.CLOTHING MADE TOOR.
Sos.t vsliety of Gnsf ss9tsmsn the largest and
q Svsfy .as and and
which We will make 70 order in the most sssesSSn
ssyls o. ses ar At PRICES q least per oent
spsctfully asked and satisfaction eusranteed 70
WALL, STEPHENS & 90.
~ u So2 Pa avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sta
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FRoH TEE uaITYn Srarra
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1850
QuARTERxAsrER'. OFFICE, U. 9 NC,

QuARTERNAsrER's OFFICE, L. g NC.
SEaLxD PRoPosaLs viii be- receive At n tbis Once
until ss.urday, the 2xd Octobs: next at o'coeE ..
Iines at the following stations for the yaar 1853,
portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
bLooklyn, Lofg Island, New York;
Se sport,r near NoTfslE VIE vi4s,ni..
Warrington, Florida; and
Washing ton, District of Columbia
Zach rstion to consist Of one pound and /, ou.rto,
OF lresh bsei or three quarters of pounf Of mess
supsrhne -four, or best extra super6ns -four Ar the
oPtion Of the Soysrnneni; and at the rate Of SIX
Orleans suss eight sSsrts beat Of %h best New
io1r sass OF vl.esat two quarts Of salt four
half pound Of good hard dipped tsIIow candles to
Tbs beef required shall be delivered on tbs o,ds,
bulf or by the single ration; and shall consist Of the
De II the best quality Of kinds named. '' ~
.usr, gaas must be accompanied by the following
TIL. r,s.; Form Of Ga,aasss.
1.-.S, and In tn. s e the q State of
for Istiops above dsscIibsd i9h re Oh Of
daey VII within Ten days after the receipt of the
tact Tor ths same with good and sneiset sec o"3
!he difference between the der Of me % make COED
that whichm may he accepted. ano
4. B., Guarantor.
EF. wttnen u ID, Guarantor.
hereby certify tina, the above r,u.s
Known q me as men Of property, and able To nae
~ -. 80 q. II.
United states District Attorney, or ColIeetor se'
~. Ir2p?sal will be considered without il Is &C
coInPsni ID by toe above guarantee.
NeNspapers authorized 70 publish the above will
ne paper containing the 6rst insertion 70 this
Inn
Il 5s sndoIs sd Proposals for Rstons for isse,,,
eno saefessed TO -" n1dersi - = -.
DAN. J. SUTHERLAND
Major and q uartermaster.
n ne Sonsatnt,on Star, end States. washinstos,
W aIgus, Portland, Maine; Patriot Concord
y ~: Saen Adyocste, Salem Mass: NeU Red
cester, Mass; Journal Commerce spS IA; eoot
fsn,,r,y.nsn 49, and Argus, Albany, NJ y;
dslphia. Penn; Patriot. Hsrii sburE, Penn AIHns.
Der; ,! k,ehnMG nf WI .srysr, Peasaccs, Fla
Conn will publish the above sdvertisement ~ vss
times week tall z2d October next and send III, y" ~.
SomsanIed by copy Of advertisement TO this once
'oi Ps5nen' sea stawtOcta
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-We have here
"A tofore spoken Of the many cures effected BY the

A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-We have here
IA tofore spoken of the many cures effected BY the
use of MRS. M. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABL DECOCrION,
in diseases Of the blood, skin, dyspApsy, &C., and
recommended 10 as an Invaluabs medicine. Our
confidence IN II as remedial agent has been greatly
increased By several very TemaT kahie long
standing disease Of the liver, kidneys, skin etc.
that have recently come under our o. servatlou-in
cascs, too, where sll other remedies anc the most
skifui ply sicians had failed 10 afford relief Hun
dreds Of our most respectable citizens have been re-
neved by lss admirable curative Qualities and We
are grsthed 10 learn that its popularity daily be-
coming greater Its operation maid and pleasant,
ana IL lie al thet AZ claims to be- IL for sale At the
residence ofMRS. COX. is T.. BALTIMORE ST.
Baltimore, and az the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference Can be gwen an or out of the
city. and Numerous certificates seen by calling ON
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on The Otte AZ her seal ON the cork.
Whole ale Ageat-R. 6. Il. CIsszI, Druggist,
Georsetpwn. ID. c., has been appointed whoiesals
my pr4ces. ieO II
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NORFOLK OYSTER
% I
% I

IO1 DEPOT. SOA
and The public in general that he has opens, this
day his New and sStn sGd th
opposite the Theatre, (formery Carusi's Saloon,j
where he il prepared to sHscpte gil Sr6eps ,nrge or
s fl ~ upon IN
o the I
berequired. Fresh Oysters put up in tin cans or
b To- a
United Ststss, and warrant ID to keep. Also, Oys-
sl1 III ss af 1 il
i On sid & 5, hahidy Tsesiysd I'D
Agent for Henry tzsersld, Norfolk, Va.
f.o.-open from 5a IN. to u p IN. sci 2-f
TIE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO CALI.
ss f 81 fsssyms9, Of
mYHFrOm the oelebra,ed Mandatory NH
satter, Gottschalk, Mason, and the profession In
al other tSGfh %saass
FOREIGN A EH5 ' a%kRicAN MUSIC
o. e SoT ga and his 1D
with the first publishing houses N Enropc and this
Music that cannot be kept on hand.
GUITARS, EIsENBRANDT's FLUTES, vIo-
.LINS, Etc, Etc.
Always to be found at his establishment, in great
variety, and of the best quality.
Having been enga ged for many years in the Mu-
steal Business, giving his utmost care and atten-
ton to the of his stock, he secure
continuance ofthe favorable patronage herst3fore
bestowed. w. @. METZEROTT,
ses Corner Pa. av.. 18th and ID sta.
M Rare INDUCEMENTS.
w lTH the positive assurance OF receiving from
Europe. by the LIST of October next, q rich p
and bsautIful assortment Of E5A1
GOLD and SILVER OK
HUNTING WATCHES
purchased directly from the most popular manufac-
turers, besides
JEWELRY and SILVERWARE,
in great variety, and of the richest and most ee-
CANT aad chaste European styles. etc. etc, | have
this day marked at a considerable deduction my
present large and varied stock of Jewelry embrace
ing every thing that the most fastdo1 taste could
desire, of which fact all who give me call will be
convinced. II. SEMkEN,
Al ~ $40 Pennsylvania avenue
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ANOTHERCASE OFRHECaTATTSM CURED

ANUTHbh CASE UF n N u Z M AIISlH CUhkU
was troubled with Inhammatory Rheumatism
for a long time, and could find nothing To relieve
me At length was advised by q friend 10 try DIR
Cogswells Medical Salt, which entirely cured ne
I would advise all who are afflicted TO give II Z ia
JACOB HOWSWlTSER, Reading, Pa
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ID. r. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
A Y E R $
"A SA r. S A r A r l. l. A

Compound Remedy, which have Isbored to produe.
csnsted of Para SArsaparln combined with other
substances Of still greater Alternative power afford an ef
cure 1t is believed that such remedy wanted by those
accomplish their cure must prove OF immense service to hs
large class of afflicted How completely
many Of the be found of the following
sCRoFuLA AND scRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS ERUr-
TONS AND ERUPTIvE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPLEs,
sTrHfLi. AND s1rHiL1TIc ATFrcrIooss' MrRcURiah
DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA OR TIC D0ULoUREUI,
ROSE OR 81. and indie ed the Who'll. cla.s
Of complaints arising from IMPURITy or THE BLOOD.
IN ps 'SSe @ Of
..tsT in the blood at thai Of the year BY the timely
bud Muittudes by the aid OF this remedy them
the endurance Of foul and
through which will to rid itself of corrup
on assisted to do this through the natural channels
blood whenever you find bursting through the
'km Ia p'mpes eruPon. or sres cleanse when fnd
It foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Even where
i've for a.. eo fy Gs. Blood d
and all WELL but with this pAbulun Of life disordsred there
can be lasting health Sooner later nethng
thrown
srrpariIla has, and deserves mush the reputation OF
eomPshng these ends But the world has been egregousy
he $ f Ss s
many pretending to De extract. Of
contain but little Of the virtue of sr'4D'r" or any thing
During late til. public have been m.lsd by large
for one DOLLAR Most q these have been frauds e eI
and painful
dsppontn has followed the Of the various Of
Justly despised, and has become synou
and and cheat ., SUN We cal. .a: comPo9pa s.I.paI. in.
the load Of Cbi0suy which ,s.. upon 1t And We think we
by ordinary Oths diseases it is intended to cure In
order their complete eradication from the system,
!he remedy should be udicOuy taken according TO drse.
PREPARED By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-03

WAR IN ChINA.-A correspondent makes this
suggestion:
Suppose Russia and France had been at war
with England, and had taken and DESTROYED the
Qualifications at Liverpool, keeping possession of
the port; suppose peace had ensned after ward
and that they bad sent a powerful feet to get the
treaty ratified at London, would the English
Government have permitted fleet of armed YES
sells to sail up the Thames for such a purpose,
telling them that the Prime Minister was ready to
receive them at the mouth of the Medway but
that they must not pass Tilbury fcrt, Surely
England would have been justified in this. Why
then are the Chinese to be blamed for resisting
the passage of the English by different channel
than the one indicated to theIn!';
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COOP EATING AND

CAPITAL DRINKING.
A. w. +. BENTER'S RESTAURANT, on a..
INC leeI OF Browns Hotel block, oon-
R ssSs 70 ee famous as the very bsst ~ ~
A9ssanIanf IN Washington city. SyhD
6nd s sSSIs OF exquisite eating viii always NY
La ' G the very chQcest Oysters, ~
rers 4 a. Ct, Sseans, Chops, Wines, IaSuors, go
country. IN any ooehs nouse In THIS
ana no. oths Of his is unsurpassed
i3s ne nvsriabs good attendance Of ali empoyse
no His oh.rss. are modsr.., 49,
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DR.. rOGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, S2-Sn. Sold by all
Druggists IN WashIngton, Geor Set9wn, and yicin-
ity and wherever the Star is re6d. Depot In Wash
tngton, Il. p. MILLBURN 4 CO, Wiilards'
Hotel; ID. C. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
y Dock street. Phllafephia
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM
CURED

was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased a box of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found a radical cure. I
would advise Others afflicted with the same disease
~ give il q trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa
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MIsCELLANEOUS.
By THE PREslIS SGi f. bF THE UNITED

In pursuance of law, /, JAMES BUCHANAN; Pres
ident Of the United States of America do hereby
held at the under mentioned Land Ofices in the
State of Minnesota at the periods hereinafter de-
AT THx LAND OFFICE AT ST. CLOUD, commencing
Monday the sey zen da Of Novembs. next
SI 'H wSS ihe a1Gs
townships which remain to the United States within
Fl saT .na
point betyssn the foot Of Big Stone Lake and the
waters Of the Red River Of the Nor.hs .asieSs. IS
Eeauired by law, to minimum of t'co dollars asd
North Of the base line and Of tbs fourth rtnc,pa
msridian.
townships s., 81 S., and s., Of range q.
Townships 8, IS, 81, 81, and s., of range So.
oftownshPs d. and 4 OUTSIDE U Of the the P Fort
Ripley reservation, of range 81.
ship outside Of the Fort Tx Ripley s9G
ranEe 50.
North Of the base line and usst Of the h pri.epal
meridian
townships ~ ~ and r. Of ranges Is and IS.
townships IL 10. i2s' II, and ias. Of range p.
Township l2I, of ranges Sc and 81.
Townships III and 10, of sange s..
AT THE LAND OFFICE Ar FoRRKsr CRY, COM
next for I'll the Disposal Of the vacant lands IN tSe
ecen Numbered sections within khe under mentioned
townships which remain 10 the nlted states within
six mil.s each side of the railroads. from Still
point between the foot Of Big Stone Lake and the
mouth Of Sioux Wood river, with q branch, via
RysT Of TSn the
st. Paul and from Saint Anthony, via Minneapolis,
tot convenient point of junction west Of the Mis-
sissipp to the southern boundary of the territory
in the direction of the mouth of the Big Sioux
liver, with BRANCH, via FaIlb.plt, to the north
subject as required by law. to a minimum of ttco
dollars and ffv cents per- acre. viz:
North OF the base line ant Of the fourth PRIME pal
meridian.
townships p and q, of range 2.
Townships n, %, and ., of range %.
Townships n, q and %, of range "a.
North Of the base line ad Of the fifth principal
Meridian.
Townships 1l6, III, li8, lly, and I20 of range21.
Townships ll6, III, 49, ll9, l20 and Izl of range
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THE EVENING STAR.

THE SUICIDE OF MAJOR CHAPMAN.-The Nor
folk Day Book contains the following further par.
ticulars Of this unfortunate affair:
"No cause is assigned for the rash deed nor
had any of his friends noticed any peculiar action
which leads to the belief that he was laborinp
under an alteration Of mind He was among his
brother officers all the morning seeming cheerful
and happy; at about four O'Clock in the afternoon,
his dead body was found in his room; by IT a pool
Of dark blood, which in its course had taken life
away with 1t. Major Chapman was attached to
the Quartsrmaster's Department at Fortress Mon
roe, where he had been ordered last Spring. He
leaves widow, who Is absent at this time, out
who was expected to retHrn next week; alas
there Is now no inducement. HIS remains nave
been placed in a metallic case and deposited IN
brick vault made for the purpose, at the direction
Of Col. Brown, where il will remain subject to
the orders of his family. The whole regiment
turned out this morning at ten O'Clock, to escort
present and II was a most imposing and solemn
spectacle"
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CURF OF FITS 9F SEYERAL YEARS.

Ii has been some time since 1 wrote you about my
sons health-af cited with fits, you reInembsr. BE
assured we have every confidence ia you aud your
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine 10 doing him grest good. His health 10
rapidly improving, and we are encouraged -spscl
ally from the fact that he has not had return ol
those dreadful fits since September a. nearly sar
SINCE WIN. p. HARRIS. Groton, Co n.
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FEvERs CURED BY THE MEDICAL SILT

NV wife was attacked with very high feyers
which would last nine days at time. I was indsc
Cd To try Or. Coggswelrs Medical Salt. Aftcr Civ
wnulo cheerfully recommend it To others similarly
affected. J. II. DICK,
ga ", Eleventh street Phi ade phia.
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Having been engaged for many years in the Mu-
sical Business, giving his utmost care and atten-
ton the Of his stock, he hopes to secure
a continuance of the favorable patronage heretofore
bestowed. w. @. METZEROTT,
aeQ Corner Pa ay.. 18th and II SIS
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF efnption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, Is REQ uired to es
tabish the same to the satisfaction of the register
men therefor as soon as practicable Alter sessggg
this notice. and befor. the day appointed for the
brecing the rect claimed otherwise such clam
will be forfeited ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09
Probate Notice.

NTATEoF MICHIGAN, County of lH-h3m, =.
y AT a session Of the Probate Court for the
county of InGham, holden at the Probate Oihcc,
in Mason. on Monday, the 1T day Of August, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. Present, VIM. H. Piuckncy. Judge e.;
PROBATE. In the matter OF the estate of Oliver
Gear. deceased. on reading and filing the
petition, duly verified OF Norman SimouS cred
tor, PRAYING that administration upon said estate
NAV Ice granted t. james \. Lc>a.
Thcrcupon it i ordered, that Monday, the I'D
dav Of August next, ut II O'Clock in the fore
noon be assigned for the hearing OF said petition.
and that the heirs at law Of Said deceased AMI al
other persons Interested in said estate are requir-
81 TO appear 1t session Of said Court, then %
be holden at the Probate Office, in the village Of
Mason, and show cause if any there be-, why
the PRAYER Of the petitioner should not be grant
ell: -iEd it's frrtker or'isrs3. that said pcti-
toner give notice 70 the persons Interested IN
SAID estate, oi the pcndcucy 81 said petition and
the hearing thereof hv causing a copy Of this
orllr to be published in the Lansing Republican,
a newspaper printed ami circIlaiingin said coun-
& Of lnEham = successive weeks previous 10
said dav Of hearing \ true copy.
WN. II. PINCKNEY,
Sw33S Judge Of Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09
Gsi:,ai,cry Notice.

NTATE or MIClIIGAN.-Thc Circuit Court
- for the County of Ingham, in Chanccry.-
Melissa j. Holmes v. James Holmes. Al SEES
sion of said court, held At Mason, the 10th day
OF June, 4. II. lS5", present Hon. Griffin Fad
dock. Circuit Court Commissioner: II Sati>iIcto-
rilv appearing to this court that the defendant,
James Holmes, i a NONRESIDENT of this State,
but that lac is a resident ct the State of Iowa,
on molten of u. G. Wiley, solicitor for the com
plainant It's ordered, that the said James Holmes,
defendant, cause his appearance in this cause To
be entered within three months from the date OF
this order, and tLat in ease of his appearance ho
cau-, his answer to the compliments bill 10 be-
filed. and n copy thereof to- be served on the
complaiuant'S solicitor within twenty DAYS after
service of a copy of said Till and notice of this
order, and in default thereof that the said Till To-,
taken n confessed hy the said defendant, James
Holmes And il i further ordered or dccrccd,
that within twenty days, the said complainant
cause a notice Of this order Ia be- published IL
the Lansing State Republican, weekly paper,
published at Lansing, and that said publication
hc continued in said paper, at least once in each
week for six successive weeks, or that she cause
a copy of this order 10 Lee served personally on
the said defendant James Holmes, at least twenty
DAYS before the time above prescribed for his APP
pcarancc. GRIFFIN PADDOCK,
Crc,Gt FD,,rt fO,DD,isS,oDsr,
2l9-Gw IsgbGm Coa,,ig, NcLigan.
Dated Mason, June 81, l>In.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-09
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY:
OF HARTFORD.
ADpiicatiop TO transact tie business 81 f"A''-
rance, under tie act If Febr"ary l5h", 1913.

ADpiicdfi0p to transact tie business ~ h'S''
rance, under tie act If february lJfh, 1893.
H. n> Hnorall, He Scr~frrg,6 Gic S.t's u H''aesiH.
ga,uE APPLICATION Of Merchants Insurance C"n4p shs
OF hartford in the state Of ounretcut, fe'irtu Any
show that they are Insurance Company, 'ne"f RAJ
by and unier the laws al the state 81 CONNECTICUT 40
that they actually enzaEi VA The bH-'irS :" J."
suranee AMI they hereby apply Tor c.ft'hcAt" ''''
izinx them ~ transact the bushes 81 insurance p"
state Of Michigan provided for ant authorized IA '''
act entitled an act 20 regulate fIr' Marine, 1T" an
Health Insurance. tbrnysb-, AMI Their asrnt-, s''I'
tioa, partnerships anil individual doing tH" Marine
Life and Health Insurance business not nfItlr' l
the stat. Of Michigan" approved February i'th' iN
They further aver and show a. follows, VIZ
lstEThat Ia. name said COMPANY l. Merchants ln~n
rsnc. Company of Hartford, AMI That their Plte"
business il IN Hartford IN sad stat" - Connecticut
where they keep ami MAINTAIN their principal Once
2i-ThAt Ill. OF their capital zoe. i- Ia" -ui :"
two hundred Thousand dollars.
sf-Tbat Of said capital stock, the sum - one AnhItFl
and hity thou and AMI ninety i"irs hts actually been
pAid up by the Stockholders of said company.
Ath-Tbst the assets Of said company c"u--t-
L. Of cash ON hand at their aid place q" bushes The
sun of thr.. HUNDRED nineteen AMI seventy i'ur "u "i
ifedths doliars. C1. IN III" hand 81 tic agent 81 -
comtAuy Tia. sum 81 thr.- thousand fpur huniir Tits
seven and nifty one hunre'i'h dollar cash 80 ham
Of per-1ns other than thu agents of t company, "i
incu.,in, banks AMI btuker- the 81 twenty rar
thousand eight hundred thirty 'u' n.r"ty "n~ i"
dretb- dollars.
2d-U real estate, which j. uniurumi-r", none.
3i-T bonds now owned by siii cpmiany amount. ~
Ia actual value Ia the q" Al l"t- hify seven i"n-'
hundred sni ten dollars the rat" 81 interest ur"
which bonds Is six per cent Bombs nov ""u"A lf i'
company, VIZ