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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

FOR the nest articles OF Knitting, Netting,
awarded at the discretion of the Society.
No premlun will be awarded for any articla
unless 1t is of superior character. SOY 1I5f
Mounbess are requested to pay their dues be.
fore that day.
Sept. 8, 1860 arm6J I. .'''''' ,f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08
Public Notice

s HEREBY given that the Estate Of Daniel No
Kinney, deceased, will be finally settled before
tho Ordinary, at pickcns G, II, on Monday the olth
instant. Persons indebted to said Esiatc must
make payment by that time. Jsd8 #'s'3TS
Il. A. THOMPSON, Adm'r.
oepI o, leoV l rs . A.HaGs M2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

CHARLESTON DIRECT TRADE-It affords us
pleasure to give publicity and encouragement
to eycry earnest movement that has for it's OBJ
Ject Southern commercial independence. With
shis view, We give below tire list of Consignces
Of the Eliza Bonsall, in order that our readers
may know who are the Charleston merchants
that are importing their stocks direct from Eu-
rope They are as follows:
John Fraser & Co, Kerrson & Leidlng. j
Ashhurst & Co, Courtney. Tennent & Co, Nc
Garter q Dawson, Nayler. Smith & Co, Car
malt & Briggs, Ravenel 6 Huger, Crane, Boyls-
ton & Co. Johnston, Crews g Co. Hoyt, Sprague
@ Co. Royenel & Co, f s Parcler. j s -& l. 30.
vie 6 Co. A McDowall s Co. NJ Ogilvie. j II
Adger q Go, Hyatt McBurney & Co. Gilliland
Howell & Co, Il Adger & Co, s N Hart & Co,
Jennings, Tomlihson & Go, and Order.
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pennings and Clippings.

CAMP MEErlNcs-The Camp-mectings at Sam
dy Spring and Pickensvillc commence on Thurs
day next. the Goth instant The Campmeet-
ing at Centre will embrace the fifth Sabbath.
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:

Saturday Morning; September 8, 1850.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

THREE CHILDpES Burnt TO DEATH-.The
8lautowoc wis Tfibaas Of tho 18th instant
states that tho home Of Frank S;not in the
town of Schlsiawig. in that county, caught FIRE
on Fridey. the f0tk instant. and was burnt to
the ground, with oil it's contents. Three chill.
dren, aged respectively one, two and a,rec years
were alonoi in the house, and perishcd in the
&ainss. aB3 70 sSsN fhs'8 e l@' dtDh
,Nagd aaei t9tlbEE le
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

GEORGIA's PRocREss'-Georgia is one of the
most lourishing States in the Union, and one
of the best governed in the South, and yet it is
one of the least taxed. which is the secret,
doubtless, of the great development given to its
manufacturing industry. The Governor and
Comptroller General have assessed the per cent.
tax upon the property this year Mt 6l cents on
the $l00. Taking all the taxes. State. county
and city, and in no part of the State will they
be higher than one-eighth of one per cent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

Cost or THE CENSUS-'rhc census of 1860
cost ST., $50. 500 exclusive of printing, or nl-
most six cents for every head enumerated. Its
schedules are comprised in nearly ouc thousand
volumes, and its taking required one million
four hundred and forty thousand sheets of
blanks and three thousand two hundred and
thirty-one assistant marshals
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

VALUABLE INvENTIoN-The Anderson Ga
Sette says: We, yesterday. had the pleasure of
seeing the new cotton gin in operation, invent
ed by our worthy townsmun, John Wilson, Esq.
The gin is intended for the long lint or sea is
land cotton, and works admirably. 1t is war.
ranted to gin between two and three bales daily.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

DEATu or AN ON MAN-Jamcs Stewart. agcd
IL years. and said to be The oldest inhnbtant
ON the Peninsula, died on the Cohnnock Neck,
in Northampton county, Va, few days since.
During life he married seven times, the wife of
his last marriage being Younger than his first.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

NEw ORLEANS, August 30--By late advices
from Texas We learn that Gen. Sam. Houston
has formally Withdrawn from ony further par.
hcipation in the canvass for the Presidency,
having at length become convinced that his
ohsnces wero hopeless. The "IIoro of San
Jacinte earnestly urges the policy Of COM
oinatton of all conservative, mon on one Union
ticket, ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

Az EXcIrrNG DrScuSSIoN.-Th Canadians
are greatly exercised on the subject of dress
suitable to wear before the Prince. The ex-
citing question is. whether the frock coat o.
tho old swnlowtail article, shall he worn.-
At tho latest adviccs the swalow-tnil seemed to
be in a fair way to carry the day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

FATAL DUEL-On Thursday of last week n
duel was fought in the Indian Nation, between
DIR. Mitchell and Mr.. CAN'T, opposing candi
dates for Congress in the late election in Ar.
kansas, in which Mr. CAN'T, the successful aspi
rant was killed fi
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-09-08

WYrnEvrLLr. Va. August go Smite, cdi.
tor of the Wythcvillc 7sieg,aph, yesterday shot
and killed w. w. lIansnp Cashier of the Far
mcrs' Bans of Wytlieville. The wound was
inflicted with pistol. 4. and proved fatal in n
short time. The diihoTtty grew out of news
paper publicutionss
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hhtss-, without farther change il prices. FAR o
Fully Far sas97ic. " b.
hcLAsszs Nothing Of moment doing On fhe
isyec. A Cargo Of 800 easks and ID tisrces Porte
hase ssid two a three days since at 3ze b qaIIou
rheuE Some 15oa bblss were Sold iacinafax
wy ssapeshns u IS s7, 100 81 Eous Ill lie safss
10y nasassp y = 70, ana 500 Choice Exisa Il
GEAM TIE sslss d Corn embraced aous
$500 sacks, comprising 1850 YeI1ovx MIxsd 80
yellow ut 7ss0soc., go xixs9. s,.s 1sal v.sI.,,
and Mixed as 80, I7s Prime waSss ua3xea s. ~
and $50 Prime White in two 81 f6fss 80 81 - -
bushel. OF Oats 1000 sacks 81. x6sa ~ -
In two or three lots at 5e0asIc. y III - -
the transactions incIndsd $50 SACK 4 II ~ y
100 fbs. ssFs sSsfSss
Hay. !. .salesl75 bales Prairis Grass u saS1,
100 Ordinary Timothy at s24 90, and 10 hal
without inspection At s24 50 o. tun. M !
PoRK We noticed 3 sale Of 500 bbla. Mess 4
over sls Is y Dbl. z
BACON Sales confined to 20 casks Sides ans
Shoulders at --. and 10 tiercss Canvassed Sugar
Cured Hams at ll5c. y h. s
+ Lam. A lot Of 300 tierces Prime sold on mi
vate terms :.
Cor,u. Sales confined q 100 bsgs II 1sss.
IN.
wHlskr. Market dun, and We did not hear q
sale.
FHneHrs .Quiek Some Little Cotton shippsa
for Liverpool at 3D. ssSs
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system can at once be discerned by lie shascss
for the two periods.
The exchange market has been, az regaTas
Northern fnnds-that is, New York sight, come
what excited during the week. The counter rzse
for checks ruled at prem until Thursday when
an effort was made TO enhance the figures to D
prem, but without meeting with q response. II
buyers Of produce and general dealers in exchange
do not choose to draw unleas at certain rates, it
rests with remitters to say whether they will give
those rates. SO far our observation extends, we
do not discover the least reason or rhyme why sight
on NewYork should have advanced to even prem,
let alone The abortiye attempt to realize onehalf
There has been sufficient produce sold this week
to form basis Of exchange operations Of two and
quarter millions Of dollars. The counter demand
to-day at was free, but at It was an uphill
work; and two or three banks which had been
selling, or attempting to sell, fell back to !. In
ten days sight there sales at par, and AL sixty
days sight ruled at the rates Of yesterday say 0z
and 1@li dis. The amount taken at 4 was very
light; SO very light as not TO be worth notice.
In Sterling there were sales at 1909 To Io9A and
1899 also at le9s down to the Usual differences for
document drafts. No change in francs; some few
are wanted for remittance at 5.1o@5 .05. The pro
duce shipments for the season, to the Empire, are
over.
The Stock market holds up wen on the street.
Some Northern holders OF Gas Light Company have
been selling at nearly two for one. is so seldom
that such q chance for SO famed prices offers, the
opportunity of obtaining the almost fabulous prices
Of two for one are not overlooked Ali bank stocks
are well maintained, and we do not look for any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

DENTISTRY,

UENEBSIRY.
DIR. A. p. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
~ SsssasA R0NNE STREET, having procured the as
UIf1YYYY sistance of one of the skful Dentists
the connry-DR. METCALF, Of New Yorkis prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
DENTISTRY
Entrusted to his care.
Inregulating CHILDRENs TEETH. and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth Dr. NJ has had UNPARALLELED Sue
CESS.
aa-Teeth extracted without pain feg7 am
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q 4. FAHsRsTocK.s vnHaa1F6on.

This safe only eeetnal remedy Worms hesn
sei By regular practising physicias th
prears medicine which has ever maids is y Ne
United States. ss}ss s4Sss
Ii ID used with the utmost frasdo ind eonAdsnee q a
men the medical profession -
all Middle, Western and Southern States. s ~
1s s y me fact Mat nothnE 81
which 10 It's piscc fs
NAV be used acnsex without any p the rssn e
perfect safety recommends II every parent WORMS ~ -
GREETED within The system, 1t viii speedily eSpai then
fall a So g,lSz .s4s 5@5,, Ss,a1s $50.
soni3 ~ an h varsi ana oo s tnitials IN 1e
III ma srasnar and b particular that be r. ngynE =
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Decrease
week ago we had to notice very depressed
state Of affairs in the general cotton market. On
Monday last the arrival Of the steamer Bohemian at
Quebec with dates up to the 25th were received,
and being of decidedly favorable character, our
market felt the influence, followed by large sales
for the season Of the year, and an improved good
feeling towards all cotton chasing from Low Midd
ing up These advices were further improved upon
by the arrival of the steamer Brazil at St. Johns N
F. with accounts up to the 2Sth, and these advices
have been fully sustained, with o cheerful import
Of the general London financial market, by the ar
rival of the Asia at New York on Thursday night,
with the full details of the weeks operations end
ing ON the 18th ult. These several arrivals have
removed weighty load in our general cotton and
exchange circles. We, therefore, shall commence
the coming week with as easy and encouraging
prospect as could be expected. True, low quail
ties Of cotton, under the bill of lading system, may
meet the sealping knife in Liverpool.
The receipts Of the staple at all the ports up to
this night for the week are rs ,743 bales, making
the total receipts at all the seaports now foot up
4,3l3,91s bales. The receipts at Mobile for the
week ending last night friday were 1919 against
4lo6 bales for the corresponding week last year,
making the total receipts at that port reach
by one Price Current, and 5000 bales more by
another Price Current. II will be d tight race for
Mobile to overtop 100000 bales.
We enter the coming week under the following
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The advces from Liverpool Of the ID inst. win
be due on Monday; in fact, we may now expect
arrivals every two or three days for months to
come. The regular steamer of the Cnnard line
the only reliable line the year in and out-will be
the Europa of the 9th inst for Halifax and Boston.
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Steam Train from the Lake to the city on wsak days
The Steam Trim win stop a. GENTLY saslct whsp nete
except however, mail trips and during the halt honf
Sunday Fare each way and cchues
must have timely uotice 70 stop
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gsbiet> Of tbe AlarAets.
cRrsczsr orr,sr, No. 70 cA1s sy TEE

CREscEsr orrIcE No. 10 GAxr STREEr.
= 81 Monday Morning, May IA. 1850
Corros -. With continued scarcity Of good
Clean Cotton on the market, and but fittIe de-
and for low running lists at the asking prices, the
business of Saturday was confined TO about $500
bales. We quote Mixed lists aa followa
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cATrLE II AnEEx.

5KT1KnsCH c1fY. ~ N ~
Arrived during the past Hesk $40 Ns5slsa
Beeves, GEL Texas Cassle, 1ss Hhsep, = AAnh
Cows, and 1890 Veal Cattle. The ss6ek ~ q
comprises $50 western Beeyes, VS. fexzs CSt<t1,
50 Hogs no Sheep, 10 Mich Cows, and ~ ysas
Cattle. ~
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who city and have residence estsb
lsent on the Road procure tickets
rates, at the office Camp street ~
T. S. WILLIAMS,
fe6 General Superintendent.
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Comparative Statement for two Weeks.

Actual increase and Short Loans the s0s
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which IN
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
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(,HERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
-vERsUs-
EAUsEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

We afflicted Of either sex, which do you prefer
pleasant and delicious SYRUP compounded from Natures
Reedesone which win speedily and permanently you;
or the vile cornpoxnds heretofore used with natssoua
and facilitating effect together Nth the loahsone disease
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy natures specific for aonorr
Glee Gravel, Structure Flnor Abus tWkites In Fee
mle and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these
Heavens offending
could produced OF It's effects which would sagger
The preparations heretofore used have failed but this
instance known faii Happily
kind, the Of the world Father who stc
KILL but to cure,
mercy has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
winch when taken quickly flies 70 all parts Of the system
attacks the disease and with fidelity and
truly admirable gives rest until has completely
eeed the body and the unfortunate patient
former health and yigor. .
Reedy strikes tho very Of the disease its
tendency simply suspend the poison to the
cause on which Ii depends. 49,
And what value Is the of all
seous SMELL lay in the counting roo the
toilet table, without hsng suspected Remedy for
cret diseases. -slz4 s s
treatise Yanereal disease with full directions for their
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by WRIGHT Co., Nos. q and ISL Chartres street.
Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dales ID
1'N''''. POTTER HERwIN. Sole Proprs.ors,.
jal6 IydW 81. Louis, No.
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rs.7zzszzzFzzr7 THE DIRECT ROUTE
k1 - III - NEW ORLEANS
New York, Boston, Louisville & Cincinnati,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two Daily Trains leave CAIRO morning and evening upon
arrival OF the New Orleans Memphis making
direct connection with all lines East and West, for
ST LOUIS BALTIMORE,
LOUISVILLE WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
and all Towns Cities throughout the EAST and WEST
Time quicker, and less changes than any other line.
Sleeping Cars all Nigh: Trains.
Baggage Checked through to all important points
Fare always rs low any other line.
aFor Through Tickets and information apply at the Office
the Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad lib
Camp opposite Lafayette Square and the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Office, under tho s.. Charles Hotel:
W. r. JOHNSON,
,.. .e..z .5.s General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
w. n, ARTHUR,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
~ Is. F. LONELY.
: mIz If General Southern Agent New Orleans.
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n ATHmAs,s TROPICAL st,t,FHnes- Y

Cbsapsr and superior other svsr used n Southern
e n ass,sd aud recognized qualities p
~ EJTR Y-eqnaI the best slate roo1
II % any either; re erseks
OF ssks esg presents smooth granite like sazss
~ APNEsS-t much lea than, Though y ~
- ary SLATE wood roof and less tan tie inferior
somposion roofing heretofore osred % tie rahie sesse -
e9 s q sotsa VIII esa ma hssr
b. CoNvENIENeEli win not soien under ms hsss Of
This climate and protects tho interior OF buildings from tbs m
tense hear Of summer. s1ss - = 49,
I'm soLIDTrY-It becomes harder andsmoehm fsoss On
b PIT upon Soes q ny sna ting a zet
ahle corroson and breaking does require fso
The rTR0PIGAL ROOFING d. chszls1 oQzp5,9un1e3
subsanees several Of which peculiar 70 aoes eehn1
In proportions discovered hy actual sRpcaspt ma
In this city. .asAt S&zsssS .sEsl =
Of tbs agent and may Be verified by any person rshns
Ali orders isf ! ths rcstofacs Hoz 4 No. q WIN u
~ y lF =. q. KArHMKN,
fell II 8e5 3t% Of faessss1l< ard MsssaE ~
0TARD, DUPuY u C1.-loo packages r hsass<.
~ quarters and nctnses. dark ard pale 70 nca5sa exe-
sts s#S 81 fsusfcHshease ssreess
sLAHET-IdoO F. Kspess,s ssssfsss hrsads M
as corner 0rasief md Nav Lozee H.
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Y ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAN
= @-n, MINER u STEVENS. .xHDo
eAeKf@HS9 Manufacturers Of ~ASt399stfa
(. FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGY WAGONS,
81 IS Franklin and II White Streets nst door east

81 and IS Franklin and II White Streets nrst door Of
Bresdway, NEW YORK.
Having from their old stand 68 Broadway, their
and extensive establishment have nand and
manufacturing to order description Of Fashionable Car
riages and light Road and Trong Wagons from the best
lered materials and workmanship and for beauty of design
finish and durability equal not superior other make
in this Country. feH 1v6W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-14

JACOBS, ART GALLERY, as CAMP STREET
~ New orleans-E. Jacobs at Lis old post again
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
This Ambrcype and Photograph Gal
ey established in 1872 that he has secured for term of years
the services Of AIR. H. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
lust returned from Europe with all the improvements In the
the Patrons therefore being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish, 7757 H. "A
Miniatures of all color on ivory or other
80 as 70 suit the taste and price ALL will taken In
pessahle style Photographs from life other pictures
public private buildings of machinery will taken
any size required either plain or painted
The best artists In the States ere ernploysd and
work done win be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given In tho art &
The Gallery elegantly fitted up with an extensive collection
o. works and ysrtu and ladies and gentlemen
fully invited 70 visit 1t.
Frcss modssste. Terms cash on delivery.
ga 6R L. 4, LIPMAN,
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E%N y.EL

Time and Price Heducedi
THE FINAL COMPLETION
of the
MrgsIgsfPPI eEETRAL RAILRoAD,
Enables afford the gratifying information Of Reduc
ton In the Time and Price
70 THE
North, East and wessl
Two Daily Trains leave the Depot the New oeans Jack
Northern Railroad Caiope Manos
Streets as follows: s% .H&55
~ NAIL TRAIN at Z A. NJ,
j
EXPRESS TRAIN at M,
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Amount of discounts beyond ninety days. May 3D. iO7
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days, May 1885,
Increase long discounts for the week. s8a lS
Total amount or cash liabilities on May
Total amount OF cash liabilities My r. 46s a
I = 1racr DE
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Condition Of the Banks OF this city for the week ending
Saturday, May IL, 1860.
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SIZES, a 81, 4a2sT4 sl,Issszl

-
Total General Deposits sl9
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN A CO., b Carondeet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH CO., Camp steet.
JUDS0E 4 CO. corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON 4 Co, No. 50 Carondele street.
BRN0fSr SHAW A CO., No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAcos BANKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Grsyier streets.
THOMAS H. MARKER, corner Camp and Grayier streets
II. w. CONNER SON, No. 50 Carondelet street.
JOHN WOOD Il co., corner Camp and Common streets.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-03
Sabads Jabrtf
RON
HEINRICH WILKENS q COMP,

EfsNWN ytO. 17y NSeft -Brdtt-, 3u. 6anOber- Il. Gbarle8Nr.,
enpebIen ibr Eager aler Scrten 8aud4s Rau- unb S6nupfta-
bafe, ddten 8arnas, @pa.@onalters ippie in1pprtirter 6aponna=
unb beutfdet GtsarrsH. Pfsfeu nsbft 3ubeDBra &C. mieoerosraufra
anaeIeaenthb aus Bette. fSuu1Oi0
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms
gtD. 70 9ecDnbItr.

u VO4l10bOA 1AOul dICG 0OOI4S
$50. 70 SecDnbfr.
TeMerz, Marinc= ufb Qeben8=Nerffd
rlng8=SDmpdguien.
Si6erlte ItO feiteite EDmpaQnfe.
Verli6erung8zGpmp. Der 8alep 3. Btroinieu
nit $3.50, 900 capital. I
1burSzSerltherun98=Gpnl y. @ireinten.
Ea.5 nit $200,O0O Capital.
aloetttarle=S erltAerun98z @rmp. =, Giirainien.
NIT $500, 900 capital.
ebarter Sof=gerli9s @omp. bon Sartfcrb,
IS NIT $3.50, 900 6apitaI.
ecurttp<SerliaerunsSz@pm BON Neipz9)rrY
49, NIT $270,0o0 GaptaI. o"r
Pbprlr~ Ser1tferung8z@pmp bon Aein- Wnrf
nit $500, 600 @apttol. SNNy
elpllltezSeritherung8@@entp Is. 9}enzWnrY
s init $270s00O Capital. ~
talfsSerfthertn98zGDnp 5. 9Pem= Mnyf
~ nit 5000, 600 capital. oNtr
Jtepz9S prlD zGeriiAer. Comp ppu g3p,n.Morr
nit $3.50, 900 Gapiaf. oNttt
Ntercanttle Mutual Mfarite.
y nit 81 ,OoO,0 900 Capital.
Sefel1l9fe Staaten Seben8=8 erlid,er,tno 80
~ nit 1850, 972 capital. Fo -
Jtprfber1t gllurance=@ pntp. bon Q,nho,r
init So, 1914 Ill CAPITAL. "s
2e eosn befnertttn Sempo9nieen in6 bon her Qs,isr..
StnoteS Warbloh6 %altbcrtfrt uno ltsenfrt Ss8ptatur oe8
DE BON benz llnterSedneten reprafentirten G o,nnoou
mlrttlp oerfl8bnreS capital gum oouen nbs pNy.ssn ga0eit
9e ItN esrartpolttp fdrb bic 3abtuns bon gertItsn' "'vsSsoeneH
.rl,kf. Sosf''" p''0eN aue9egepen ln6 @erIuIe pinftria,
3sf 1851 ss4s4 .3aNg &9pg. z. SpBn ton
JreS. alfpm 9ursssOr. Ss'0aOlF
M iii