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CHICKERITG PIANOS.


4 NEW and fau supply q Cee splendid lnsru- ,,ss
"a rent3 have been received sfftsSf5f
cuIsr Arnu aud the Grand weha,e now tie Eou- =
dolr a beautiful INSTRUMENT n 90 upright form.
The Chickering's have received 81 ht pT2e MEDALS al over re-
uowled competitors and from fn rank Institutions and fairs o.
America and o Europe They lave manufactured and sold more
Pianos thal any factory in the world.
Prom iht Chickering's have 1od the best and most Terma-
nent improvements that have brought he Piano 10 s present per-
fiction an by the great capital cy have Invested n uahlae-
turing convenience they can sci ay iy -? cent Pe'htn
any other factory. None Of he Instruments leave ne WafeFocn
Without having been fully inspected by tie best sr;s
this factory has never moe sn one agency In cry IN
Tho flcoy all Patrsv We sell Orders prory at
tended TO- - ~, -, -. tr.,,t.
'4 n a a'0''' . '0 SGTHL cARUsI, Sol. Ase.l
WANLT:W, TAYLOR CO., No. "a Main street, have
- Bntcleris Files ana Tdq. Tools
syear and Jackson's Hand Zip, and Grain Saws
BnldwiH's bench and moulding Planes
Hunts and simmons chop and single Ha'1hen
Nggdale's Adse eye nal and bt.a HaIlE,Is
Cooks and Smells cas-. steel Aug'rs and b.us
WHEREBY Beatty Breiey Drawing Knives
Turning Lathes, Clfo's aGd Gcurgs
Bsrelng Machines, tire md breast Dslls
ALSO,
Blacksmith tools Of Che quality, fo saa low for cash or to
MITCHELL & FRY
y 9o5iss MANUFACTURED Tobacco, assorted brands
40 y. Laugh gre Sons best brands
1000 packages Kilcsiui.t snoknf tobacco
900 =" Mohcan sa'siHs Tobacco Gn and pound
loo ba.s Layv.lr, R. -kbrldre I've WHISKY
g & casks ard ROchtl B-aalle3
3 pipes Henps'y London Docf brandy, vintage
tol, casks sherry. Madeira, Fort aud Malaga Wines
jPuHcieors imrcdal Nolai Gin
l5u caEes Chanpa7nH C1ret and Hook wines
2Jbti. sorry Apple and Peach Br.ndes.
All Of W ie will be oi cheap s92 csn nc purchased
Ia any market htChfLL I'M
ap2-u Richmond, Va.
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blows FOR PALLOWING---S ~
L CULTIVATORs AND HARRoWs FOX G~>S4esse-----3
PUTTING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that have SSSSN,,.,.
in PLOW the best Pow in use, tSA11t
ak t offer 10 the Farmers Planters will furnish then
with Implements andt arenot better than those hey nov
have they them to after trying e OIL
sJs-Presh supply Of Turnlp Seed just received ,, o.
W p II. sTARKE, No. ~ Main ST.,
ZOO doors above stCharles Hotel
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,unnuGArEn WnOuGHr Iron AND

~ WIRE RAILNG-(Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cmetee Balconys Cot
age Sheep Hurdle Patent Wire, Sscking Bead
eais every variety Folding Iron Besdseads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ore sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry, and other
purposes Wire Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rety, for Gardens, &c.
NJ WALLER 4 SONS Manufacturers,
No 5S5 Market, N. T. corner Sixth street., Philadelphia
re dty
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sOUTH-sEDE RAILROAD.
NEAND AFTER MONDAY TIRE 2d AU.EZ%%
~ gust, the passenger Trains viii as follows: s1&
FEoa PETERSBURG 10 LYNCHBURG.
Mall daily $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg st2e6
P NJ.
Passenger Train starts daily except suadays, at As NJ
reaches Lynch0urg 1920 4 NJ
FROM LYECaBURG TO PETERsBURG.
Mall Train daily AZ II A. H. reaches Petersburg Att p NJ
Trains starts daily except Sundays az 1890 T. NJ
each es Pet rsAUrg a. ESQ a. II.
Thee trains with daily trains TO the Springs Knox
vile Nashville Icmphz &c. 20 View Orleans
r This The shortest and expeditions route TO all psrs
o. Tlunerlce Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and TeKas
Tn CITY Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays az
L. g. and Noou ard City Point 4 $50 A. n, and 100 r H.
rtra trains EFe 70 and from ali the packets when
II. D. BIRD,
auel General Superintendent
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NNTECE.

1860. EGTECE. 1869.
- ~
70 PASSENGERS GOING NGRTil-SEW ARRANGEMENT
y1fpCRTAHE 40 TRAVELLERS.
THHOUGH 7JlEEISAHD IHROCGH CAECK&
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING TIE GREAT UhIIED STATES NAIL
TWICE DNLY-sunlly night exceped-beveen
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADFIPA NEW YORK az important points West via Ac-
quls Creek and Washington ever The
RICHMOND, FREDERi CHSBu AG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac liver - miles and By SPLENDID ana comfortable
sas thence Washington IS miles, IN all 100 niles In hou;
cling comfortable and perfectly cafe rate OF speed
80 Hour, OF departure go A. NJ, and 100 p. ~.
~ Baggage charge OF Special Agents, OHHCKED
1iROCGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and NeT
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Rheumatism. Gout. Liver Compla

TNrrrrSurN.r. Preston Cu., Va. t'I July. i>'.
.f. NNTr. sir. have bgel aHl -.l with pain
f. r..... or 90 long Time, ti p, h.i.Igt tie
-s a- r.rs ...-. HHI -.ur. 90 Wc Doh -ili. OBJ. a Iu'
I... c1uhI lgl, until tried yoDr ~lr-au 1Jila ON.
I...I cured u. two weeks, and rest lryl my general
E.-rI SOD much tH- aI f.r better Guam hyi.l,l was
ANA. .lr Irirtif wonderful medicine j. FEEN M
Ir... s. D.te.ll. of 81. Louis, writes; " have .fn
rf.t.I .Hr Years with rt ItoH ~ tI. li"''- Ml'h
DESTROYED ms uer. Itre every thing, aii every thing
f1aI to rII.r ur and have tecu lruNyud'Nu ia'u
Cor .H4u. wear. from other cause than Her1Hg .lHf"
ft F..- NV beloved PASTOR tuu ErN. Nr t,lF advised
f5 ms vaur -Ir-luari.lI, because ht said hc AuDN Nlr'
,F .g t-- YOU m was worth irving. Iy the bless
i of t,u,I DO has cured uy, anal a, purified my blood
rs d. rHI. . rsu of ul.- feel NHrug AGAIN. Inc
HIST chat can by saii of YOU NOT half good enough
Schlrrts. Cancer Tumors, Enlargement, u
csrrtiun. Carries, and ENfOllutlon OF thc
Bones.
A.r. variety ur eases have been reported % u- where
r.-.. .f t-. il... complaint, lar' rr-.. Ii'l
tra hist. of re nom give lrt space here viii I"f H'-
mir r...r some of them may be 'ulul iu our mora '1
t1mHH.. u'.I tlg l-.u-, GLOW Illu-u are lttt''' 90
furnish gratis to aIl who r.II 10y thrn
Dvspepsia. Heart Disease, FITS, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many r--n.-.f-. cures or tias, affections have b5tn
f-l. t t..a .t..fiEc power of this medicine. To ,'n
Ir-.- tI.tU1I functions mao vigorous H'G'n' .ni iIu,
s,,-1r.- disorders which would De- supposed beyond
r.r..I such remedy has long D"el rtglrtd hF lt'
Ir.. of uy people, all Nt are Conut .t u'ai ili'
,..I. o.. for them a'' rhsr medicine c'n d1.
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SASH, BLIND AND DOOh
Mandatory,
CORNER 7TH AND MAIN STREETS, RlCHMoND VA
MERCER 81 HILL
RE prepared supply at shortest not CO. every descr
ton of In their line Operating with me most approves
machinery and the best quality Of materials, they VIII N AM
their work 20 be Of the best order ,v,
Pc sons who building repairing are respectfully In
vited give US a call . .,,..,o
81 Orders from the country will receive prompt Seh'o
We purchase Glass at factory prices and are enabled 10
sasn s'a1 Is, " VIZ MERCER & HILL.
SOUTHERN mANUFAUIORS;
v sUNOBURG Co, pleasure 20 INFORM the IrlenIs
d and the public that they established mahuactoy
this city, making Plain aud Ornamental Ont ana RSeWoou
Mouldngs every description Mir PORTRAIT anu rIcuIe
Frames made OF the latest patterns and the most s
fully equal anyt ing that gotten up in the Nltne,n cue
which sell wholesale retail at the most oera pce
We have aso hand very and select assortment OF
plain and eoored Eugravings Autographs fresh supply Of
Artists Materials from the vel known manufactures oil "lnsor
Newton and Rowney Co. London. -. A., -
Picture Looknggsss Plates OF all Sizes Kept constantly On
Old Frames reg and old Paintings renovated at as 10"
prices as can be done anywhere.
Orders punctually attended 70. ,- -
Merchants the country will do well to eau as thy can BUY
b'O " VS. ' J. v sUNDBURG CO,
20g Main Street.
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BRAND CUTTING.

SRAWD CGH HINVa.
IVHE having removed his shop under the ToBAC
FXCHANGE, 18th and Cary SITS leave
and the Public generally that he Is stu
aed so as TO execute all work (Which he may Thy
the and at bile notice. II
you want Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain chneryo
other you may manufacture send In your ORDERS and
will acc smmoise you the terms and guaan
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c. A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange
Cor. 18th Cary SITS, Richmond, Va
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET IL ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
OFFER their friends and public large ana desirable
" stock of French and PAPER hnNulNSs OF .ns
latest style and design for parors chambers dining rooms anu
halls also Floor and Table oil Cloths all quSlhnes Wh ana
and prize curtain goods lace aud muslin curtains a
bands cuted hair and hair hair cloth ana pushes o
inc Furniture sofa Springs Lounges Feather Beds Boers ana
pillows hair moss ana huck Mattresses all Of which will be sold
extremely for cash. punctual buyers we are sso Pep
ed 10 do paper hanging uphoeng In the Guy OF county
promptly by the best workmen Persons needing any "a
ouI y, stock and mics bsss buying elsewhere ap2T
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BLOWS! PLOWS!! PL0WS!!!-No FXcUsEF FOR
GOING NOETH TO BUY PL0wS.-The subscriber makes
cry variety Of Pows known Southern farmers and planters
and recommends especially his SorT Po which three
shapes moeboards each Plov thus adapting
every variety Of soil. p sTARkE,
dnArs above ~ Charles Hotel Richmond Va
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n" x PIllLA /. hLL'ltl - \ y. : -ffffi,
-.-t ana viii leave .u Monday tv -n Hs-
a. ........ a. ~
Fr- passage having slpsror resomu7iateas aDq. 90
OBJ ....... la t-.-I..--. g. r. CAEDufI. Ascent.
Rockets.
F, ..,f t.- ..-russ DIV steam $40 lower rates than hy
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SAMING AND IUhNIINtf
TEJHE Oldest Establishment IN Richmond where may De De mas
the above articles an perfection, al the shortest nouee
Being confident giving entire satisfaction he sou
cts as heretofore public patronage Having recently alue
cabinet and carte Turning "a his business the pubc can nov
s.3i-tt Mills ANIBLER, Mayo street
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DR.. 9. :. ROSE,

DIR. 8. -. ROSE,
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
VJVTRY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
~ uerson must know remedies handed for general
NouI have their efficacy established by well tested experience n
he hands Of reguary-sdleated Physician DIR Rose has
aborad long aud dgely extensive rsetce Of medicine
ua rs remedies asi well 20 the people Of Rchmond have
ha r.-na-..- nra. h-re and e.seRhere.
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FhANkLIN sIREET, RfCHW0ND "a
q ELLS SLAVES, both publicly and privately pesrr
- their Slaves to him, may Of obtaining h. ~
market prces "'' nv
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Ayers SargaparilIa,

FOX EUkltTlNG The blOUp'
Ana r- the r'y cur, Of the ru'j1.a.i varieties OF
n.s.I.tt
ScroCnia and Scrofulous Affections sue as
Tumors. Ulcers, Sores, Eruption. I'M
piles, pustutcs. BtotChcs, BOls, bi"ihS'
ana all SKIN Diseases.
O,yr.ivn Irl rt' June 'Sja
y g. Nyfr g. Co. Cgute: ftl ID nay duty % &C.
kupv'eI-' What your >grsanlrlIh hls done ior iH
N1vu. 1lCr't Scroul'u7 Infection nave 81, 80!
from t I WAYS for years. som, times li 'II,
UUt m ll.rr- Cn my hands and arrsi som'jmC. %
turned inward and distressed 40 The stomach Two
yc1r- ago BE- broke out ON nos head and Govern my scup
ami cars with ono sore, which painful anu il''u
beyond description. tried many medicines 'nl NoF'lI
physicians. hrr without much relief f1u ',y tlr ~
fact, fHH disorder worse. ~ MOTH was F'-'i''
t1 rU1l iu On. Gospel Messenger that Won hdI nitV
on Alternative 1plrill1' for know nom yonr Iu
tI-Hu t..t ans thing yuu made must Dr. cool Snl ip
Cincinnati 1ul COY b. and used 10 tin 80 cured ne toe-
If H- won Hlr-H- SMALL doses OF c-uuouul over
month. and u-Ht almost three hOtti.s N,W eN heaiN
-su soon began to form under the scfn which 9t'r
while 60 oI. NV skin is now clear, ami / SNOW 10y my
Et.H r. Che disease i- gone from WN NF-t,h- l",'t
cam r.U n..aE. chat lp,l what am say l- whom tea
won. fht H0 YOU 20 D. oi The apostles o' ih' age
and llg ever ric.ully, Yours,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24
Partnership Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ROB-
IN ERT SICkELS, Of the City Of Davenport,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, and George
H. Sickels, Of Albion, in the County Of Orleans
and State OF New York, have formed limited
partnership pursuant to Chapter Is Of the Acts
Of the Seventh General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa. entitled IAN Act for the formation Of limi-
ted partnerships" for the buying and selling
Hardware, Iron. Nails, Cutlery, Agricultural I'm
plements Seeds and such other articles - are usu-
ally dealt in by Wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware Iron, Cutlery, DO. Ac., which said bu-
siuess is TO be conducted in the said City Of Dav-
export. That al tho parties interested are the
said Robert Sickels. who is the general partner,
and George II. Sickels no is the special partner
and that the said George II. Sickels has contsibu.
ted the sum Of eight thousand dollars ~ capital
towards the Common Stock that said pastnsv-
ship ia to commence on the LIST day of Febvuarv
A. b. 1860, and il to tsrminate on the lst dsv II
February, A. d. 1868; business TO be conducted
in the name Of Robert Sisksls
Dated Davenport, February LIST, 4. D. 1850.
ROBERT SICKELS.
g. H. SICKELD.
Let the terms Of the limited paStnsvshjp BE-
tween Robert Sisksls ana 0eosIe n. 6ishels be
published in the "Daily Dsmocnt and News" snd
in the "Davsnpost Daily 0asstts," which pspsn
are published in Davsnpost, SCOTT county, lowa,
for six weeks.
\ Clerk Of the Distsiet Osast 4 0ssGt -, Ie~s.
feh 2-ew
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INSURANCE.
AUIDTOR's OFFICE lava,

AUDITORS OFFICE IAwAi
Des Moines, February lst, IS6e.J
II Is HEREBY CERTlFlED, That on the thir-
~ FIRST day Of January, 1860, a sworn state
ment Was filed in this ofhce, showing the coLdi-
ton of the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, located At st. Louis, in
Tho State Of Missouri, on the 6rst day Of JanuA-
~, 1860, in accordance with tho provisions Of AN
Act of the General Assembly of the State Of To-
va, entitled An Act in relation to Insurance
Companies approved January 2eth, 1851, and an
Act amsndatory thereto, approved February 9th.
1888 that said statement shows that aid comya.
ny is possessed Of the requisite amount OF capital
and invested rs required by Law.
Authority Is therefore given to the above nam
% accompany to transact business Of Insurance n
this State in accordance with tho laws thereof
until the 3lst day Of January, A. d. 1861.
II is also certified, That GEoRGEL. BAvKSPoRr.
ESQ Of Davenport, has been duly appointed BY
said Company their lawful Agent and Attorney
for the county Of Scott, with full powers to take
risks Of Insurance therein, and to acknowledge
service Of process, a. provided law, upon his fling
with the Clerk Of the District Court, in and for
said county, certified copy Of the statement On
file in tnis Office. II is further certified that the
attached is q true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hercunto set
my hand and aft xed my seal Of Office, this first
day of February, 1860.
LIS. J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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DIR. j. MCDONNELL
VETERINARY SURGEON Mr.. Y. l.,

w his friends aud the public in gen IN
eral that he can DO consulted 1T his Horse 49,.
lnfrmssy, on Sd street. between Brady and Perry
on all diseases that the Horse is subject to. After
requiring all the Modern improvements in tho
Science Of Veterinary Medium and Surgery a.
expounds in the English and Continental College,
be feels happy in saying he will givo satisfao-
ton.
All diseases warranted cured il durable, OF no
charge. as
CONSULTATION Fuss.
Rcsidsnos On 9th Street, between Rock lslapd
and Iowa. Nk-dkv
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.

AUDITORS OFPICR. Iowa.
Des Moines, January 2lst 1861
TT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 2lst
i day of January, 1860, sworn statement was
flied in this office, showing the condition Of the
PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Con-
PANY, located ut Peoria, in the State Of Him
ois, on the first siay .of January, 1860, in sc-
cordance with the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, entitled
IAN Act in relation to Insurance Companies" ap-
proved January 28th, 1857, and an Act amendsto-
~ thereto, approved February 9th, 1855; that said
statement SHOWS that said company is possessed
Of the requisite amount Of capital, and invested
rs required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance in this
State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day of January, A. ID. 1861.
1t is also certified that ADAMS / FAY, of DAY.
enport has been duly appointed BY said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the county
Of Scott, with full power to take risks of lnsur-
anco therein, and to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, provided by law, upon his fling with the
Clerk Of the District Court, in and Or said ccun-
~, certified copy of the statement file in this
office. 1t is further certified that the attached is
true and correct copy of the said statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this 2lst day
of January, 1850.
ISL j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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THE FOLLOWING
ST TD M ID NJ II
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Co.

MADE IN COMPLIANCE wIrn THE LAWS OF TIE stats
OF IOWA.
PEORIA, ILL.,, JANUARY 1st, 1850.
Name and Locality Of tho Company PEORIA
MARINE AND FlRE Insurance COMPANY, PsoRrA
ILLINOIS,
The amount Of its Capital
Stock is. $5O0,OOO %
The amount Of its Capital
Stock paid up is....... 3OO, 1000 90
The Assets Of the Company are
I. Ca.h on hanl in bank. $5,32l 81
2. Real Estate, unin cum
bored 10000 10
8. Bonds owned by the
Company, drawing from
six u ten per cent. in
terest 4o,1OO w
4. Loans, secured by first
mortgages real estate
worth double tho amt
loaned thereon drawing
twelve per cent. llo,2ss II
5. Amount due from Ag'ts
and City Customers. $500 81
6. All other securities,
consisting of discounted
notes, bills, drafts and
acccptances, maturing
daily, having from sight
to ninety days to run
mand, drawing twelve
per cent, amply secured
by collateral or approx
ed personal security. 1861 50
Total assets -. ........... .35s,227 90
LiabiLisies-
Bills payable (not yet due 1851 90
All other debts, none except
small bills for printing,
stationery, &c.
Total Liabilities. 1l2,67l %
Losses edit listed and due. ............. none.
Losses adjusted and not due. ........ none.
Valid losses for unadjustsd, abo0t.. .$5OJDee -
ISAAC UNDERHILL, President.
CgARLEs HoLLAND, Sse,y.
3. Far, Loeol Agent. ". BAaDovs, General
Agent for Iowa. Wiscsasin, Aiasssoes - Ne
bSaalA. a s# de N A.sH
f03-dlW.w1
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STATE OF MISSOURI,

!. g. PARKER, =. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i with Mssass. Roger , Devsss Ne - DadI
slroet. gr.s
Ordsss left with tAsn viii rsssivs pssape e.
tootjea. 00v9e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-24

" the Missouri State Mutual Ftye and Marine
Insurance Company. Of SAND Louis
January l, 1860.
1.-The namo Of this Company is the : Mis-.
souri, State Mutual Fire and Marine In
curance Company Of Saint Louis. rhe
principal Office Of the Company is located in the
city Of Saint Louis. The Company insurcs against
loss or damage by fire, The Marine Department
has not been organised.
2.-The Company has no Capital Stock subscribe
Cd as such, being organized entirely on tho Mutu-
al system. The Premium Notes given by the as
surcd constitute the Capital Of the Company.
3.-Tcn per cent. Of each Premium Note is paid
when the Policy is issued. The balance Of the
note is subject to calls assessments, 70 be made
by the Board Of Directors as needed, to pay Losses
and exI ene.e'.
4.-Tho Assets Of the Company are
Cash on hand... ................... .Io-5.
due by Agents. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1912 u
Office Furniture. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Premium Notes, less Assessments. 35l ,3s2.1t
Gross Assets, $3.50, $40 az
The face Of the Premium Notes of the Comra-
ny is four hundred and sixty thousand five hun.
dred and fifteen dollars and sixteen cents $780,
5l5.1 J. OF which there is uncallsd, and subject
TO call, fer the payment Of Losses and expenses,
the sum Of three hundred and fifteen thousand
three hundred and sighty-t dollars and seven
ty-sx cents, 5,3s276).
BY the ninth section Of the Charter lien is
given real estate, in the state Of Missouri, for
all Premium Notes given 70 the Company for In
surar CO on buildings. The face Of the Premium
Notes thus secured on real estate, is two hundred
and ffty-two thousand seven hundred and TWEEN
~ four dollars and twenty five cents 252,7 24zsl.
Of which there is uncalled and subject To call,
over eighty -one per cent, and amounting to one
hundred and ninety six thousand one hundred and
sixty nine dollars and fifty cents
This company il possessed Of capital Of more
than one hundred thousand dollars, secured by
Ian, stsfn At ash vuI At
least five times the amount Of said capital, and
not encumbsrcd to more than one-hnlf Of said
cash valuation.
5.-Thi, company owes nothing to
s.-Ios.es adjusted and due-Nosx.
s.-Io.ses Neutrality-suspicious..
9.-I,osses in suspenye 4,oe0 90
lc.-BiiIs payable,. 100000
Total Liabilities, ........ H,3i2o3
Gross assets. Sso,3lo.42
$345, 1852
Leaves not capital and assets three hundred
eight dollars and thrty-nine Gems (345, 1881
1.-The greatest amount allowed BY charter in
snv one risk. il ten thousand dollars.
I3.-No limit is fixed by Charter or By Laws to
the amount Of Insurance in any ono town, but
no.urs to 1 ten n ous. nd dollars.
'Ix-No limit In fixed bv Charter or Bylaws to
thc .monnt OF Insurance by this Company in any
one Bio X. but care is taken rs in No. II preceding
IA 4 the A.. e R 81 he q . chs
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liz Wrrsrss wnEsnov, The Missouri State Mutu-
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