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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06

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ALL DRESS GOODS
SELLING
Re&ard1eSS OF Cost
Those not yet supplied would examine them,
are determined to close them FoRwHAT WE CAN GET
r.. c. McNAIRY q CO.,
julyaI-u NO. So COLLEGE STREET.
WIN. n. Ks, DAVID DrsNuKrs, J.H.IAkRIA.
FARRAR, DISMUKEs & CO.,
! Dealers in all kinds Of
ROOTS, SHOES, GA.ITERS
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c, &c.,
Alb. RObertsOn's Stand.
No. as COLLEGE STREE IT,
NASHVILLE,
VKJ are now receiving one Of largest beautiful
Wv stock
BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
for Fall and Winter that brought to Nashville
They manufactured order especially for RETAIL
We invite all our friends and the public generally cal
on US, as we will sell them very lox for CASH.
ssDS~tf FARRAR. DisMUKEs co.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSU RANCE COM ANY,
CAPITAL 100000! ALL PAID IN.
oFTCK at No. 36, Of Cedar street and Pubic Square,
WTLL take risks against Loss or Damage BY Fire on Build
loss damage by Seas and rivers to and
ILsOIRsks on Negroes against dangers the River
DIR TORS.
ANTHONY W. VANLKER, JOHN II. EwIN,
JOIN KRKHAE, HueH MoCREA,
JAMES WooDs, JOSEPH EDwASDs,
c. McNArRY' IRBF MORGAN
ALEXANDER FALE President
JAMES WALKER. Sec etary. AugI7.
THE STAR GALLERYI
DaguerreOtypeS, Am5rOtyPes.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPREREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a. Union Street next door to Vessel Thompson
Il. f. SALTZMAN,
(LATE OPERATOR A HUGHES sALLERT)
business prepared receive the ladies and
gentlemen Nashville and make fac sins Of their faces in
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
Improved apparatus snd materials and the confident
satisfaction in every
u 5Entrance next door WEST to Vessel & Thompson.
m,5 7. r. sALTZMAN
INSTRUMENTS.
TENHE undersigned have for sale large assortment of
DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS
Of variety style and price, to which the attention Of tn
MEDICAL STUDENTS
brs'pectfully invited: Also
Prof Paul F. Ewes Pocket Cases.
sytbOtOnny Gases
I" " Tourniquet
Together with very large stock Of Ampuang obstetrca
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for the sale celebrated
Tieman instruments Nashville. Sep9S
b. S. WELLER, SIR,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET Iron
Agricultural Implements,
FIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
BULBOUS ROOTS OF ALL VARIETIES,
No. so South Broad Street, EasAcize.
P SRoohng and Gutterng Copper and Tin in the most
uperor styles in and country Peck Smith Co.'S Tin
lers' and Hand Tools for sale.
mh24-h
'. H. L. D. ROzKLL-
GAINES q ZELL.
(sUCCEssoRs & sAIEEs)
VIII OLESALE ROGERS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. 45 Broad Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06
ONE OF THE Most POPULAR
AND
BENEVOLENT INSTIT UTI 0NS
IS
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S

For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases,
On DeRderick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TNHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the old country and being already fifteen
America with his fame established his extraordinary
the treatment Of desperate be despses
his patients or TO hunbug the public with fictitious trashy
testimonials.
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet to
Among desperate Of u standing, after they had
been treated without and given by nine other Phy
eans credible gentlemen testify to these assertions
long practice in large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
and this him familiar with
The Doctor with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with poltenesG conscientiOusness and discretion
Persons at distance have his advice and medicines
ulng him through letters ncOsng fee at least S. Post
Box No. $780, Quacks charge only postage stamps,
only pocket the they do trouble
y His family residence Is on North Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06
Gks 9asB6ille Onion anh 9meritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weekIy IS; weekly 50.
Rates OF Advertising.

TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06

FOR NEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
us8W NEW ARRANGEMENT (Is8D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06
MCLEAN n OLIV TER,

COMMISSION LED FORFARDLYS MERCHANT
az Common street, New Orleans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-06

MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS U. S. MAIL
y OK ET LIN e!
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. o. as heretofore
ON MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
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rrnn1Survc ANN EANCY GOODS.

salisbury N. C., August q, '6O-d2m.
, 1860-04-07

CRAWFORD, SHARP s. CO.,
ii Mare. Nc. los Like stfrct EhcaRQ Ill Ea9i
, 1860-04-07
A Modern Hercules.
4 letter from New Orleans to the St. Louis

-ffpt6tac1h relates the following incident:
A gambler known as Mountain Jack, per-
formed an extraordinary feat Of physical
strength one night this week, in the bar-roou,
Of the st. Charles Hotel, where large number
Of tho carnival reve1ers had assembled. 4
drunken fellow drassel in Indian costume, rode
d horse into the bar-room and dismounted
tn take drink, and, while ut the bar, another
drunken fellow climbed into tue saddle. Moun-
tain Jack, rs his name indicates, is a giant in
sza, six feet seven inches high, finely Tropor~
TONED, nud possessed Of enormous strength,
even beyond his colossal proportions.
lie IVES at The tins on spree, and although
like most large men naturally good natured, is,
when under The influence Of liquor, perfectly
wild, reckless, and intamable. a playful fancy
seized him at tue moment, and stopping oyer
the horse, he placed his right arm round his
belly just behind the fore1egs, and lifted tic
auin,al of his legs, rider and ali, and threw
them heartily upon the floor, with shock that
Jared the whole house. On finding himself
down, The horse refused to get up, and the
giant again took bold Of him and sci him upon
bis pins, in order to release the bruis Cd and
helpless rider, who had fallen partly under the
beast, aud who considered himself lucky to
escape without broken bones. Later in the
day Jack got to throwing tumblcrs promis-
cuous'y, aud was arrested by the united efforts
Of about twenty men.
, 1860-04-07
Tie New Sensation RfeRcher.~The
1keT. II. GrattaM GutnneA4.

Arf
u,c1 ess;dr;,r ias hssn ,.,a,r nrao,aoa II
,drnr,;s;n,, ,i,o yrtl.e ~ tha s.;Sni fra, ~ ~
IND ~ * la. f II Grs.tan ca;nnass oua ~ IL
onm,nsncsn,nn, If rsi,;a,s r1;n;.1ra,!ona ny H.
S"r T"r.. ,,,1nt Hr .naars # 1,,a distr;,,t;o, H
hadr c;-a,a.s ~ eae a1 1h.eai
.' ias ~ ~ .,e,ii:'' s to'alua " .n'
, t,o Il, !; 10 .,,.t,;e nS ~ isa,
:. H.a' tr,." ~ pIone g.. Wa s o1H ~
nuusu ~ nstsn Ts:,,,s an tt ru4 " '9e ~ -:
ttrns '.aa ta' -, ,.;s% ~;
oesI nienas S ~, "!'n an1:Is
lutonEs ~ neAt '"e Se7mous VI ,ne "" tisn
plsacne,;i 80 tuasn ~ oeen s"u a. sni Iesst-
iua Eiu Ecn..Ti P.;n - uu ~ ~ Luz FuoI
Hc jou'au.e nv . usseiPt - +oc man .no
,ne ola'oseat n.eans ~ Wis ~alcu ns LAY Sc. 50
taaee Pa.s =. .nae I'll, uae'topons ~
oaa@e - e4e4'''DeD' "4''' Pe'"a'o' "s -"'e'ee'~
'ofr T. n,rso, w. c,;,aos, :, mi rsn,r,,h,.
H. "j M ,;'.s. H"uoess y s ~. ..' ,.1o"i
ne Il o1 toea.Gm h'ght, Gooa hgnfe, aug ofosa
snou!"ers. !hs astonishing powers Of mina
cialnea lot min, hase Gisen no characteristic
.nrrcss a 10 ns sacf: Mn'ea ooes nos sem spe.
Slatly at!.acefte. ll!s eyes arc oatA h.s n9se
rather .nlGS ana neas! ana h1s iotene?c l 5aIa"
ct unusnaty oroau anu A'Ro. has as'f IS dafk.
with slight tendency to curl, and Is worn long,
and brushed behind tue ears. DE IS semi beard
ed crisp: c4ose-eus "ntsket. e1ienens from
thc ear 10 INC Po'nt o1 Tue cn,u anu Joining inc
oIo@s' "A'3u F'etsf'' NV s''"1'' Hle aatl4e
are large. 4e wears the customary clerical
dEess.-a suit OF 6latk, with the orthodox white
nec9cfo1n' h!. Gnlnness assists The chou, JONI
ING IN Inc Singing win some degree ot earnest
ness ~ toe same .'ae closing MS eyes, throwing
back ms head IN nn attitude OF ecstaey, and
sA!htls s"a5lng ms oodF ID time 70 tue music
Lie then read chapter from the New Testa;
meni, MAKING 1requent paases TO explain and
comn,en1 On .os .t Various 'ss: ne aee1uapaale
the reading Win man! naoflon* Of the head.
oow!nEs, shak'ngs, ma emphatic trenohngs.
His GESTURES are tor tHs most part made with
Tue hands rather tnan WIN me arms. Ias hams
are constantly IN moi'on; sometimes the nsts
are closed; sometimes tue hngers are sprsid'
occasionally tue no!e naoa H ro,sea II per-
pend'cn'ar rosiaon on 1ne oooK before MN, The
| extreme tip Of his fingers onl! touching the
page In making prayer. be first del'casely
places the tips Of hts t'nEers against each other,
then he clasps them With increasing Terror, ult
, 1860-04-07

Yesterday afternoon, as Mr. John Short was
returning from funeral at Mount Roya1 Gene
tery, in turning to leave the cemetery road the
horse slipped aud fell, the sleigh orerturnipg at
the same time. Wbllc Mr. Short was stopping
down to release the horse from the harness. so
as to enable him to Get up, his foot slipped and
be fell, when the animal saFagely seized one Of
bis legs, and, Notwithstanding long boot be
bad On, bit and gnawed it in shocking manner.
The horse, while holding the leg, shook if fierce
II, similar to the way in which terrier dog
shakes rat. lie put his hand in the horses
mouth to get hold Of his tongue. 10 make him
let 20 bis bold. hut to no purpose. The cries
Of Mr. Short soon brought some persons to his
assistance; but, though the horse was kicked
an,l beaten severely about the head, be would
not let 60 his hold Of the leg; and be was only
finally compelled to doso By repeated strokes On
tue forehead from the heavy handle Of the whip
Of q carter, who had just driven up, which made
him unconscious. Dr.. Godfrey was early in at
tendance and dressed the wounds. I've are
happy to say there are no bones broken, and
that the accident will not be serious one, so
TINT his confinement will he but for few days.
-lfontreal Pilot, Hareh 18Th.
, 1860-04-07
HuSt11gSE GarDB.

MAXWELL & DART,
-V.A BANKERS AND STOCE BROKERS,
sNs. SO ErehAkxs Flaex.
NEW y0tE.
Ers!ntss per sld leans xutiatcd. Advances m1de
Stock S-cuH es stock: and ouds touEhs aad sold on
Enmmlsbop. All or1ers promptly attended to.
proceeds M a Stogts BoIts cent for sale viii
h tenittd fAy l.T returu nail. tDh5t.lY c51A
, 1860-04-07

features of revival meetings. No e1traordfna-
r. excitement seemed to prevail in the audi
ence; there Was no anxious seat, no spasms Of
agonized grief, no orerpowering conviction Of
SIN, no declaration Of miraculous conversion.
Tho audience, after quiet and decent atten
ton 10 the sermon, want peacefully and calmly
from the church.
, 1860-04-07

cR Strengthen the System.-Vigor
cEe OF cardinal eeusna Of hea,tk. 6lckuess the
consequence u IL deers tsah Of s pa.slyzaion. 1ls
bet means Of fupaf!og ylsos u te broken down frame
andthaecc constitution, wt!h las set been n*suted or
dseoveFed. rrofeEd ,hr feeble ofoth ssars and I'LL
axsa In HoSTETrEE's STOMACH NlrTER3. Many
who reflect Upon The temsrs.y with which they hare TITLED
with health in youth aud many. fancy tas thsS haTs
gone too far to ts re.tosed. THIS dsus!on uells
from wlatevss e.use arltsne may bc cured strength In
whatever manner II ay have 1een wsated may b:7assostA
by of powerful and teashen' susso'aa Fer
indigestion and all M painful essa, bodily AMI nsntal.
they are positive speci1+ II can ba hid Of aay druggist
, 1860-04-07

The following paper, which has been circu.
lating In Washington, tells its own story:
" The wife Of Samuel Marshall, colorad no
naan Of excellent character, and Of unusual use.
fu!ness 81 a house sarvaut, Fas sold by her
owner, Mr: Hall, on Monday, the 18th ult., md
her now in the slare pen, and will take her from
her husband and ehildran OF Saturday next, un-
less she is purchased from him for $500 before
that time. She has been SUMS loyal wife for
twenty years, aud is the mother Of eleven c.il.
dsen, seren Of whom are living. Her husband
worthy persons, and his distress md the distress
Of his children may be well conceived. This is
case that appeals to all men who bare hearts
and souls, aud it is hoped that no one will re-.
fuse to aid in the good work of restoring u
wife to her husband and . mother to her chill
dren."
, 1860-04-07
MASTERS SAfE-St,tu ot Iii.

ASIEK 5 SALE.--StatV Ut Illi-
1t4 mol. County Of tsot. *s.-suCer or t.eu.t # ch
t4x-:n EEaneery- Ly II H.itt =. Jaat-s z IaLer
Potter Pain Norman i. judi. p.yA 4 ia. j na.a.
Eur, tnetns on4sted, E.:ncEt Asn I:o'- fIsiuat.
IL. C1TrE Alr1-a'es AcI,ow Il. Ex;a H. HcC4Tr, srt
'.chs. cazo aaa M'waukss Railroad c.Mpaay."-ks.l
to EoFec:Gss X"fsksse.
Puzzle nusicr il lef-ey kvsn tint in pursuance " I!t
sretai order. ene1e, in te h' l~s't
u March. 4. l560. Ira Scu Na>tes tn f
sl Court. wilt The twelfth >l:s y ap.'. 4. H.
laS Assen utik Ia tho tieue Of ihai day rel pl
Of thu coust Il III ihe ct:y a'es." 44i1 tuant
mo.x. ue !o."wns a'ee'a ~ rst4sr. r - nnt.
~ decree With int te.s *l -.t .suso In ..r City If
thit4gu, in the County VI t'.uk An -ste III Hni.
wst:-tt4 ms, y. II brx >1Atyteur ~. LA .a
rck eighty one ~ L.. y nt ". n b!rk e|s,
t~u s.. al Gf said Lots i KAcks. etuAsa, ly,ps aGd
bxrE IN itaxs, NasaeE I'D Roberts ~ liz ."tie iowu
VI EkieaFa. iEA stuIT
Master In Chaueesy of tle nps u.,t u th!cr o.
pate.l IhttA 20. Marc: 1sNh. 1HiE. utlt. ~ II
, 1860-04-07

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TINEpf8TLA1otEeR1 OpskAIbI KEEA
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IKTllA1W 4Es 4EsNHuTkIyRAINF1nk
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IET11Clr4.
, 1860-04-07
AEgal ADVERTISEMENTS

STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ r.nf, sS.-Super:or c.uy, - ca c,gn : 80 -
1so o-lhs19s ". o.'se s~h:er ;. Wata-r, A. hea".:
sat9ns g. 6urdtk HenIy M:Aui*v aa1 IL. ii. esxx.
Pst.;.un rMecLAh!cs Lsn, At:as!t of fhs ron ~ ~
hAv.ax b*sn Sled !. III: % Of iae Cia,E s >upsrer
oours Of CheAko. notice hsreby tssnto H. 1 SAMUEL
Court o. tas ~ dsy q soes, - antaa. nous
reufnahie drss M"nay Of November. ls3 - - ey
~ .Gaei NoT you. shs 81! s.aa y .. Bni-
G"uss e:theaxo .! o"x Eony. the arss d.y uf The
term tutEtnf to ~ holden 1t Cl1c1. In .ad county o.
thr dst nonday Il Jaus, ret AID plead tnur
t. tas aid petitioners petition, III and An4
III te:el tAArk si and ated will ba tskrn sse
sa4't pet uun, " kIHbALL.~ ~gItfk
fAawa.1, SMITH : Tno4As. couplts $ol'rs.
, 1860-04-07
ANTA'rE OFlLLINUiS. Cuuu1v Of


- Cock ss.-sucer.nr Cnur, OF Ch!c,sc. .lune fern.
ls>. William jenkins w. KotzIt M sFcu II \ 'r:iEc
AsrEe. F"r.r liner. Ants +. Sherman. "ta y. her.
I"hn n. HI, rs'er Gn."n. uuerasey z. ;os., kzeLIta
" Iter u Francis " Miller,
A3n!4yi the non !s. IT I~cob F -ft James s:
III .ner oftF1nstsn rrno jsan .1ll. lser '.ny.
t;uaitl>Sy +. k1tk a:k ai ElaGcts y Miti47
e.Sht the e:tr, atov' E41. h.si" t-rn kt,s! II
tue utee Of tht Cerk Of x4d sses:or e. "f cha-a
LIST Abuve lamr.l Fhx The o4ct4 mt Rad hi~ ht Vt
conprain. in s.i! Cuu1i IN ne ch.nsy 80: tiers:
Yhlzd as Of Feofuals. is4, t4at
thsenpAh t+iI+d ont nj *aits Court 3Etn.. .,3
defendants. rttuFp1r.e :he ftss Acrta} Mhc1. isG
~ IL bv lxw required. ~
Now unless yuu. the sala rpden. ,rtrrd afors
sad .ha pesa.aiy tH ann appta1 blur. eatI >u ett<
term IheE-of to be hoen At Cha:o. In ..ld Co'sv
the dst Muld4y of jus- la aid p-.., answ'E, Or Dr.
nu5 - The Ill cn.L!A tue anil
tie matters md things lhesen charged na 'tatsd Will he
taken confessed md tl.cfrr eusefea asa:Es yuu
cotulns to the prayer Ut sait bl.
r.. KtMNtLt.. t1esk.
Goopv15. LA1sxp 0ooow1x. Cump,s.' Sol .:i.rs.
NH
, 1860-04-07

Perhaps everT who ssfns II. Of L.te
and ark ssr-tts ~ not Awaf. that At fAhS. No. 12}
LAkt. STREET .'ceM.n ell l7.1s tte1 d., establish
meat. died with every v.ty o W n."ts Toilet AID Fanty
Goods the Wehvru Aafkrs- 1htse Is p..ce In the
city. where such due e rich good
At the vi !esa.d ...H-zAAR oF FAnt'I. NJ
ofoluK huse hAs been epnoasr.td such aatt.f%:
,1s1 md .
plaee to 1nd an end ea rarety o! tne Tolss areIss
, 1860-04-07

MASTERS SALE.-State OF ILL.,

II INK 1l11 . 15lk1AN.@~NI:IlE UI 1ItI@
1sA natA Cook County, u. Cheaat Cau.t q Cook
cosInty--ia ChAhckrv.
Gcor es- " w.nt.r ". Wl;!l4n, u. Co~&1s In, e. A.
fuhGc nntsee l. heFeoy given that l. /. raGe Frser
Master IL chancery of .ook Caun!v >a1s OF lo vii!
On tne ixte:uta d7y cf April iss9 II s1u oc ok
ii9.se In 1he CIV of Gh!caxc C'utsy a. .x afr al.
Aell It public auction fur c1.h the oder tbs
Srhe:Att su1sso the aerhea>t lA1.r 1f the ;: uth.
e.s. 1uates Of SECTION numh.z thttren l3t Ia T.,~nsh.
thirty ntoe ~ Moth Kabss thf IT., Eas Vi tho
Ihlid psne pa! MsFtcan o4tanlng :a N
or 1*~s IN tfs t7uAty o Es,k Aarald- sail sale ~
1aata In pursuance of II orcer u .xii Eouit.
IT, FAt~S fKEFK.
Aaa:er IN Caau.xsy. ccx ks'"un,r.
III NJ.eh
, 1860-04-07
DHGNIX INSURANCE CO..
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
January lat, 1860.


HUBBARD T. HUNT, Agents,
No Looms Dul1dlug.
Corner Of CLARK aud Watet are, Il, Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, the renewal Of Pol1cies
Us day appontd Agent; for :e City Of .ie=g with lu
,se se ~ m Il ces =, ~ asor, @
be to secue The confidence Of the pue By honorable
course Of dealing.
II. AAGlLL. Gele:al Agent. 81 and s. West Third
etss~t Cincinnati, O.. % whom app ieation for Agens
4En.1v =" -
, 1860-04-07

ETATE OF ILLINOIS, County ot

ETATE OF ILLINOIS, County Ut
~ ceok. .S3.->rps1ier ttu.t Of ea,tars. y rr,u.,
lse4,-Laskin =. IIcd4t ard WMren unmlc Vi. anna =.
r.lnwr md S4rzh rtnrr. he's ad infant h;,cu
Joan Il. F-tner: STANDARDIZATION fus Mxc anic~
Li.a Af .5st - nrnssAt.ta.r u \: q. !. ~. es
irk ntsn hr n The osaes ., tis civst oi .ss, -.
t4.d Ann. =. Palmer md sa1a, iAlnef tia, tAe ps
noEer- dsa Their p-ton IN tAd Gn"t on TIE rhansety
thrreupon ued ont af aAd l.. rsan.t sad
itf.na-n1s r. uInah!t oa ts% inst Aonday u My tat
!sJ, y 10 hy f2w rsnufsed.
Now uus. you. the SID Anna y. :at ar.! .rA E,
Palmer. heirs amt nfst ehi'ds.n Of I'm Il. r~H+E ,:r
Ceased, aEAi pes-.'Nay te a'tear tet.e I'll. -a.d
Superior Ioust of th!as". c! ttok "unr, the trst
Cay Of the term she:e0 h r. h'ten Vt ch ii x4i
d~iune The k.d r. tnn The sl.pr.
III therein etr aal &f eu, will IT.
cnAfts ri, tttTee <attIeA MT acevsnk
WAYTER KINHALL. t"tfk,
GAfLrF 4 HJFrNCrCE. s'h III ~ -pt.F.. y,
, 1860-04-07
STATE OF tAi.!AuIo. County

,a., u -. su711!ur rout r Gh..ro. My T*nl.
l4vsEa Meht..try h.. wlf J.na..ar t:fasr t,rsxu T.
esssrs 1: ~ ~ ~ T. s:ats; ard o.srt e.
aHd1F1 q tae h"h-rtstIrnee uf ih,u1A Il. NJ khafY
and L4vaa ksnAsy his wfr fe1a. 4abova
na*o nasnk b+sn h'+4 n sls Tics Of Clerk II said
Sn2eEnf oaft OF etxo. sItcr% hereby s:ren ite
~ IA ms b. Nch.'tsv ard Lavsna McKirstry, b.
VIE taAt ths complainant ntd hIs b eop iut u 14I
dayo MareA. ~ and til snmulIs thesrnp,n !s4us.l
:utn4 ~ eo4s AEAiast al: aerad rnabs IN ue
Nov Msl.1s ,eu- The said Thomas i. hckita:1y aad
LavaA ckla+ry. thal Personally D. ard appear ts!o,e
t.i >u s"r Coait Of took ruu1ty u" ihe K ay of he
as1t m - tern sat;sn 70 b. h.!sn y heaxr eonty.
de:aar to the .a4 complaint oA up t. tie <,,- md
~ mat ess NJ shics sset1 eeAA~d AID kated. 1 10
eoranE 70 tha prayer Of Lid bill.
". EINEAf.L. C!ek.
ErApr Teu.u Cnr,.
, 1860-04-07
fl1HurH1.tk.
GONN n NECTICUT NI(JTJTAT,
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

40 n ECTl CUT MUTUAL
| ~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF RID, CONN.
Fourteenth annual Ssat<m4ne Of tAs Conn<<t;.
<ut Mutual Lift Iaturance Compaav. for Il.
yedr tnding s/an. Slst, 1890.
Balance per statement sist January, 1:s9 5:.47
Amount received 1oFpfenlumaduf-
A@auas ae E }sesel4.d ioi iaeie;; cui: ''l
loG the yea5.......--........... ss5,tGzs3
bssat, bss fss r. 's&s
aoaess asses: ,sn, sas:is;!a Ca; r gs;'es sss IS
Deduct psld commits
DsSaa SSna % pa'a sffht;. io tss 20 y 'S'''
Paiie'es ine'n: si;.70o
luaes previous Jeass 80 50 t3soseS asao:4ost
n.... ,-,,. eaaa.76sH
De.!nc! TOT dividends Oh sanetled
D:daet e; notes on cancelled poi. ''"
R.op3s5 $Sl,e6f, 81
Nat sbhanee s1.s January es y4ooi s.
Assets.
Bond and Mortgage Leans On Real
1asas a. siafsx;.: H:aas.:: ::'4 :isss
Essf s.sf ssS sSff xii;:ss tS:s: Il ;i 3SS 5;'S
casa c1s depost ,eefh; Il banf :a;ssss
Premium notes bearing & pst cent.
ffefu1Gfl3 II fh8 421Q4 OF $Etou
Ant intt.n5st.- 1h[4316
l0A4 as8eI3 -----$3as1,OGf,S ST
Directors declared dividend to The holders OF
Life Policies Of 20 per cent.
In sub Lifting the report to The cilzaas of Chtazo
HUNDRED SEVENTY. SIX TH0uSAND, EIxTY.
ONE DOLLARS AND SEvENrYSavEH CENTS.
have besn pad representa- e15ers
stace t-4t Will th~ Aee1mu at+d Fund now a1aou1t. 10
*3s70W1t7 ned the Income ut The time 'eachts
nearly oHe mhton dollars per annurt fhe iq
tusalee Effected duHbE the pa. ia l0 fact
to h'eh we Eave euch satisfaction in drawing Att ncn
eoa.: the active e"moeton carried IL bualpees
To ~ quatiers In this report have the sa
s1actn again cl4luug fur Conoectcut Mufua Tie
hxhstt place In publ fAsuE hethtx that es fe blssd
o. tie kxtynt Of business which for yesa
acted or The Hbe1atty OF Its dealings III The p3he
t0r has not ionwt but Id n tie pfovemeut Of LIE
Insurance. sean declaring FIFTY PER EAT. dividend
and Connectcut Mutual. Policy may be truly ead BE-
a1ofd the most per ett security on the most
be1a! terms dependent upon The husband
support removed ~ desh. In calling asttntIcn this
It y right r. oettrre that tho this
pauy confined the Northern States where tperics
Fass1y prevail fat rot IN i lest ekbt ofn comparing The
amount o. it, business with that Of ohe n4ttutone, The
business Of the Conpsay Is Of bes c11s4.
II u Hoped thate amo1nt ofhutpsss trznA1tted Gu1rE
the VII! exceed the ye.r of1hs Cupanyf
bu,inf9s and Al who IN Company
gre mutually interested In It's and u.y do much Ii
family wt IN yeat to hare e4son seel thankful to
those who nduene their husoanea ard fAhe.s 10 ara
thsm.elve- Of he advantages Of the Connecticut Mutual
/. d. oLNsTEp . CO.. Agents,
ap5bsso lot n J" cor. Lake and Lasal!e Sta h!e@ao.
, 1860-04-07
GrATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF

~ Cook, S.$.-Supe.er TOUT Of rhe,so, May iprn.
l>kp.-La kin i. h. DIR ana srrrn Giue anna :.
loha H. Palmer. decta.ed -r.tun Me:h.E,t Len
A1casit Il tie Ii nre.'' sc. .! Ant. :. pa.rs &ad
sarah Z. t4lner, ueteEIah:- sure wing en-
ne3 in tt. nttes tire e:s # raid ~. sr Geu y.
Chssx' S"1iee y htfro, &i..ht 'thc s4l iua> =. rl
aA4 Sarah l.. r4mtT the te tnI T.. cir
r*s4tlou IL &A Cou. ,h. r ,de sleIsuf .. tta
day Of March. lsD. and ,hrt .utos s.eeru "a
Is nut IT xahi Court .r-. k:t drfrrt
.- nrst Mv&ay cf Nav Ie. l.w ~, ..t.
Now. Gn.e.s yui. Tue s:.t Aul. T.. AMI .s.l r.
Pain e., AID inf4nt ti .t " John H. tsn-r 10.
1..ss, >2!l lclsora!y br . ap+4s bvitr tse ..t NJ
rercr C,ft .! tueas" Of t. * roun. The t:ys ..r
t:ou:ty Tie af., Nnh..ay M-; lu Fe It, t-
tic SAID et'u. The 47,c anl t.l n1t.
e,'nr.t. Md deesra shtssea aksi:, yau soE1:1
tbs payer Of sza petitAn.