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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL lsn3ins ard entarlBs pensszs Qseets-
town. ireland The Liverpool Nsv-7o and PftsdsiPns
steamship Comp intend d2s:chis ke fnn powered oYds
kuit Iron B.eanships - .,
CITY OF BALTIaORE Saturday,, Oct ~
CITY OF MANCHESTER w ~
CITY OF WASBINGTON..........,. Saturday, nov
And every SATURDAY. at nocn, from Pier No. A, ~ h
rIssAaR -.
FIRST CABIN .........ef3i sTEERAGE ..,........st0
flint Cabin 10 Lsndon. 30 steerase 20 London.. %
Passengers for~srded to Paris HAVE. Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., st reduced through fares
Persons hing her fsnds buy tickets here
Ut the following From Liverpool or Qeens
town First Cebin S73 Ae5 and Sl03 Storage ron Iser
pool, $40; nom Queenstown. 500.
superior accommodation Tor PASSENGER
and csy Experienced Surgeons They built in water tight
from seoons and have Patent Sire AnratoEs on board
Agent No "a Water 1t IN Glssgow 10 WIN. INMAN No.
s. Enocb square; 10 Queenstown 70 @. w D. SEYMOUR
Co in Lord, u EWES MACY, No u King Euhan1Md
In Paris 70 JULES DECOUE No Place De IA Bose; In Phil
adelpbia 10 JOHN @. DALE No 100 Wslnutst or Inc
Corlpanys Offices. JOHN ~ DALE, AgsMn',v
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Totsl........2 449l76 27454s4 Increase. .2s6 25s
The Receiver of Catawissa Rairoad has been dis
charged by decree of the Supreme Court, and the
new Company will be organized with a. 100, 900 Of
preferred and 81 1901 600 Of common stock The pre-.
erred stock will be Issued ct par 10 the holders of rst
mortgage bonds and the unpaid coupons Of ssms and
to the claimants OF confidential debts The preferred
stock will be entitled TO all the net profits Of tbs road
until they reach per cent after which they are 10 be
divided among the holders of the common stock until
they reach per cent the profits and above this
are be divided pro rata 10 both kinds of stock The
common stock is to be given to the holders Of the
second mortgage bonds and to the claimants Of uose
cured indeb at par and TO present stockholders
philadelphia Jouma.
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NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching at b. Johns ~ r. TO land Passengers and receive
The Royal Nail and Government Dispatches.
tn. Steamers comprising this Line have been approved BY
Admiralty, and are the = - ,,.rua
NEW IRON SIDEWHEEL STEAMERS,
tuhs
s,4v tuhs ouroo3s
ULSTER plocn.
PARANA.. ,7oD tuns puroen.
The departure will be the CONNAUGHT from Bostnn
on TUESDAY Oct 20 70 be followed by the PRINCE ALI
BERT from ewYok, November 20 from Pier No. 3D. North
River.
Rae, Of passage any part Of Ireland Railway and &c
the principal cities Of Engand and Scotland
First Glass; 800 $500 and 875 according to ststeToom 40
sommodaons Third Clns $50 including cooked provisions
And ST Johns N F-First Class f35 Third Class, SIS
Children under IL year, half price under year free. Thd
required 10 furnish beds and tins
The Of this company have been constructed with hs
greatest regards safety aud comfort combined with mods
md pIopellng power and built with waerght eomps
pen They confidently expected In speed ard
toughweaher qualities any vessels built and are rspete
With elegancies and convenences.
eIPeeDced attached to each .hp Person.
shng 70 send for their friends obtain return tickets at the
following greatly reduced prices: .
third esbin from Galway $50 In third cabin, on any
Town Ireland q railway Ss2 80 In third cabin. from tbs
principal cities Of England aud Scotland Sa5.
Fox freight passage apply to ,,,,x, -.
Nos. 81 and IS South-st.
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financial.

ArprRr rlcclAI Aucnoneer,
vxYJII, SELL. THIS DAY (Monday( Oct. %,
w 4. I2e oeoOl At the stoch salessoom, No 81 Wliam,
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OFFICE for PATENTS, WASHINGTON, ~
" C-EstSblhed 1914 by c; ROBBINS snd stil eontn
ued BY him al countries Pa!epts procured
on rejected applications that have oeen ~ ~
Aup6caficus Reissues aud Eytensions Of Patents
Refer 70 the Abraham lincoln and the Hon.
Hannibal H8InAn-
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ADRIAN MULLER Auetioneer
ON TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1860. at IL o'clock at
" the Merchants Exchange Of 20 LOTS ODD and 6sd
Sta near Central Park isv Avenues and b. and I'D st.
6sd-st-2 Lots north side, l25 feet east Of 5th-av
63d-st-2 Lots south tide l25 feet east Of 5th-sv.
lst-av-2 Lots north west corner 82dst . -
Ist sy Lots side 81 feet inches south OF BID r.
Avenue Al Lots sppth west corner 2d-st.
Avenue B-2 Lots sopthwett corner S2dst
S2d-tt- Lots north side, leo feet west Of lstev.
82dt-4 south side 100 feet inches east OF lssV
S2dtt.-8 Lots south side, 90 feet west Of Avenue b.
For maps,
Sc appy to Auctoneer, No. IS Walst.
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nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE, on SAT-
i URDAY, November TO- The United States Mail Steamer
FULTON LA WoTToN. Commander Stllsa from Pier No:
81 North River, foot OF Beacht SATURDAY, Nov TO- at
NOON This steamer (unsupassed for safety and como has
double engines under deck ncosed by water tight
which besids other results tends In the Of collision
raDdrg 10 keep the free to work. and secuehe safety
Of vessels and passengers.
Price Of Passage In Second Cabin, SIS and $50.
For Freight or passage apply to SAMUEL NJ FOX
GEO MACKENZIE,
Agents, No. Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO will sail Dec. 8.
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TINE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAl
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.

=
PROM NETWORK 20 LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Pesssfe 10
BOSTON LIVERPOOL. -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. p"
The ships from Hew-Yorh call at Cork Harbor.
The chips from Boston call OF Halifax and Cork HsrbeT
PERSIA Capt Judkirs CANADA, Cspt LsnI
ARABIA, Capt J. stone AMERICA, Capt Noodle
ASIA Capt e. @ Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Anderson
AFRICA, Capt Shannon EUROPA, Capt J. Leitch-
SCOTIA (now buildngl.
These vessels csny clear white hight mashesd On
starbosrd bow: red on port bow. -
PERSIA Jadkins leaves EewYork. Wednesday Oct 10
CANAL A Anderson leaves Boston. wednesday Oct II
AFRICA Shannon leaves New Wednesday, Oct "A
ARABIA, Stone.. Leaves Boston. Wednesday Oct 81
ASIA Lott NewYork Wednesday, Nov.
EUROPA Noodle. leaves Boston. "Wednesday Nov. IA
PFRSIA Judkins leaves New Wednesday Nov.
B,rbs not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for God
Silver Bullion, Specie Jewery Precious Stones Metals,
bills sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight or passage apply 10
T.. CUNARD, No Bowling green
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professional Notices.

IAMES B0GARDUS,
- ARCHITECT IN IRON,
SbfGIEATOR CONSTRUCT and PATENTEE ofIkOl
BUILDINGS,
Office No. 200 Cansl.st., corner Of Mnlberry n Y.
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open 10 il eli, still reappoinied them II they have
been 80 unsk;llful, and the Senator from Canuon
alleges, so utterly Incompetent, and the same has
been matter Of record in the mother BrGnch she
should have ousted them aud put such men in as
would have conductedit it upon better policy and With
better skill II the Senator from Cannon produces
a fair report from the mother Branch in reference
to the Sparta Bank It simply shows that the molhr
directory had not the moral courage 70 come up 70
her duty and turn them OUT but that she has turned
them over u the Senator from Cannon, and furaish
ed him tie weapons with which 10 prosecute them,
and oust them by indirect means If the mother
Branch has been thus wanting in moral coursgs and
shifted tie responsibility upon this Legislature,
sm not willing TO incur such sacrifice As this Ia
order {, excuse such manifest timidity upon her
part. But Senators very much mistaken when
they suppose, thst because Of some little sparrlng
between me and the Branch officers in ny canvass,
that through prejudice against its oihoeIs, would
fsycr anv project 10 remove them indirectly, however
reckless the step night be | did object 70 their
policy aud that OF the mother Branch, and l slu
think tAat in The particulars l alleged they we're
wrong and the mother Branch was n a. grtai, If
not greater error, than the Branch at Sparta For
the Branches as | understand, act almost eEdrsly
in obedience the edicts Of the mother directory;
and II the Branch has done wrong in her general
policy the mother Branch irresponsible It, unless
was the result Of dishonesty upon the part Ct the
Brunch officers; and certainly the Sparta directory
has been tried long enough TO have tested their
honesty, es we'll as competency, and If the mother
Bank knows them 10 have been dishonest and still
resppointed tham, her directory ought 10 be rem9v
ed By the Legisla.ure Ny policy is to keep The
Branches where they are, aud II they do wrong
correct ihem and if they can't be corrected remoFe
them, and pufbetlsF men in thei. places; that's the
most economical policy. But she Senator from
Cannon is in favor Of removing t5e Branch to get
rid of them-in other words be is in favor Of re-
moving the barn in order 70 rid a # he rats.
don't know but that if the mother Bank will allow
them 10 keep ell Of their funds, aud give them a
bettsr1nstruction Of policy all the evils complained
of will be removed That Branch has done well
generally in former times and con be made to do SO
again.
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II great deal NECESSARY trouble friends,
IN writing to us, will bear mrd the following rules;
Always give the date Post Once county, and state IN lhe o
Of your letter.
II you the Paper changed from one ece to another give
both Offices in full.
If YOU wts on business and other Matters write on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters communications solicited upon all suen isc
and subjects as nav be information interest TO the public
Anonymous communications whatever character viii
tention.
Correspondents should write onyupon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected
All letters on business should be directed to Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietors
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D.E1g BuRsrR ATTENT-A bold attempt to enter the Safe
Of Messrs Lppincott & Martins large provision dealers, 5l
Avenue made Friday night January 70 y expert
thieves They applied usual burglar TOOLS and had prepared
lock, but the safe, which OF Llllie's
Chilled and Wrought Iron R0Wder PROOF
all attempts. The burglars were caught and
in statement made Mr. Martin they stated Eas all
sense 70 make attempt Lilies safe aLd they had
Just given up ob intending down to the Eighth Avenue
for an old English eacksmsn, he could do any thing for
m."-Ne10 York EEDT6SS.
Since the above copied in the EPreS, the principal
burglar old hand at the business has confessed to one OF the
Officers tried three other occasions to break into
Lilies Safes and he failed each attempt The rscas
find them burgLar pooof-sIIauaTY20t 1850.
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BINsHANProA N Y. Nov 2l, 1859.
LEWIS LILLE Eso-Dear SIR Or the night OF the Goth Of
October last my Tannery Buildings an1 Oo ia this place
entirely consumed by re and in opinion, your No Chilled
Iron Safes thoroughly tested The FIRE intense AID pro-
raete-be Safe being exposed long time took its full share, and
sooa hot, From representations in circulars since
BY those having other ss had but slight conf
deace yours would be protection against such exBoEure
You may therefore Judge Of my surprise and granbcaOn
unlocking Safe which readily denes TO hnd books
and papers unnured by the fire and and the bookcase not the
chorr while the Safe With slight repairs and coat
Of paint will be as good NEST cheerfully and
confidently recomend your Safe to any person wishing 70 buy
Respectfully, NJ WEED.
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TAurToS. Mas. jan 6, 1860

IAUNI0N1
The 9th September last purchased ef Mr. Haskell one
Of LfIifess Fire and Burg1a Proof Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 9th November,
our Store which wood $50 feet deep, With most Of its con
ns was consumed BY fire. twelve other buildings being burned
the The Safe exposed to great heat as i
Oud have been any location in the burning building, and
when cooled OF and opeued, neither the BOOk-case nor
the Books Were chaFred in the least
We have he Safe, you requested TO Agent In
Nsv York for exhibition and will select from
''''- '- WAsHBURN & SON
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RENEWABLE AT PLEAsURE,

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE,
One Square, one year. SSoRaeh additional Square, slO'
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess
N THE EERKLT.
ONE DOLLAR per Square the FIRST and FTT CENTS Tor each
subsequent Insertion. -,
Advertisements published in bot the Daily and Weekly will
charged the full daily with one hs he weekly rates
added.
s1eerfi0H
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WOODsrOcK, Vt, Feb Il, 1860
IEIs IuLrE ESQ Troy Y-Dear Rir As you request,
viii send our Safe to your Agent Boston, for exhibitions and
YOU may send Us another The sae the Ere about six
hours The heat sufficient melt OF the solid brass knob
mot done on any s) and still the books and
papers ard one hundred fifty dollars bank bills, net
NELLISH & FRENCH.
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5s2 BROADwAT, Febls, 1860

$50 Broadway, Feb 13, 1850.
l. LILLE EsQ-Dear Sir: During absence at Church lest
eToning my store orcby entered. Ny stock also ny
customers watches eWery, worth few thousand dol
remained untouched being secured in one ofy0ur valuable
safes. Respectfully,
mar8d&wlm RICHAkh hEEPlNd.
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Johnson & Treanor,
Rack stationery Periodical Store,
NO. UNION STREET,
--,, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

uaT3-lm N-H,--
STRAWBERRIES!
4 HAVE for sale the very finest STRAWBERRY PLANTS
a5spe5 10 fbis climate cultivate none bnt the best
uslity and persons ia want SUCH will find them ~ esng
on me; and will also instruct purchases how to ealuVa
them 10 perfection. .,.. n
will sell Plants as cheap be had anywhere else VI
des left at DEMOVILLE CO g, will be prompt atssS o'
MARI dim =. A. n1AA- -
A New Novel by Miss PardOe IhE
ADOPTED HEIRESS.
lola UONTEZ,S LECTURES, and complete
autobiography Of her life.
THE HAUNTED HOUSE. BY DICEEEs For sale
nv JOHN YORK CO.,
,so No. IS Union Street.
FIRE CRACKEHS-
nHn BOXES superior Gold Chop No. Fire Crackers in
| h5SSaNtf HUGH McCREA 90.
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DEMOvILLE & CO.,
Druggists g. PrescriptiOnists'
NO,Q,

Union and American Block,
corner Church and Cherry stree's'
NASHVILLE TENN
TTFEP constantly on hand full and large sl -
* Drugg Medicines Chemicals Paints Oils DYE SUNS s
Glass and Glassware "a r-,shss ~
Perfunnery Soaps, Fancy Articles, OoLAus 'l1 A'
American. .F,nrlish and French manufacture
Landreth's Garden Seeds
large assortment on handwsTTanted fresh and genuine
,,ng sl tbe variees usually sold IL our marEet Al Why
-, g.
Grass Seods.- Glover and Blue Grass'
Finest virgin a Brands Chewing Tobacco
40 Do do smoking Tobacco, IN papers, = nj,
sie-- uor domestic and imported Liquors. snulas kpa
A. Tree prn5ies and Liquors, Cor medicinal ana eooAhs
1r-rs,-l- s,41--s-ts5 strictly pure and reliable
Zine Black and Green Teas fresh from the Canton 1e1 Oo
sny: fresh Juiube Paste and assorted GUN Dops OF A
Manufacture. .-7-,..-t. ". s.-,.
Howe's Hoarhound Candy o., -, H. , 4
Prescriptions carefully compounded al al H'os'O'F wv
4fgHt, Of fresh and reliable medicines. - ,-
paidinE's Prepared Glue sor furniture picture Ia4s
-orv a. iust received Every family should ne snppheo
b bte Of fbs almost indispensable article For sale by
DEMOVILLE CO,
40 Corner Church and Cherry Streets
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knvaunah stake, Tor jan MY I5bs'
PROPOSED to run e Ten Brock Course, on The h1
day of be regular meeng In January le sEesPslas
s30 forfeit $50 declaration, Z made en- ne rlt day
f Nv i; win $500 piece o. plate sdas l nc lyannen
or oe subscribers to al The Etazeto name and
- ~ artdav of1ay, 1850. Subscription and delsratol
ss "a e Secretary Of the Savannah Jockey Club, had
~ staye 10 be run by the rules OF the Club go,
97'1i'' | Isl YATES LEVY. Secretary.
.-- IN Savannah, Ga
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UIanny'S combined Beaper and
Mower,
EEYITH WOODS THLPROVEMENrss-Th
Wv celebrated schne eceived the hst premium Of GEard
5OLD MEBAL, the combined Reapng and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair, held az Louisville
KY in September, 1857 The trial Of near syracuse e
York, in july where all the pd pa Machines IN the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their aafde
through Marshal P Wilder, President United States
Society, at Louisville, Ky. -.
Mower, before separate committees appointed y
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural socey,t
Numerous other premiums and awards we're gwen ms
during the last season. over every Machinein America
me shove machines are for sale By the underEgaed
r. 2. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the STATE.
VIsHRR. WHEELEs & CO.,
Naahvflls. Te-s
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CtAE BE- had only Of JAS. A. MCCLURE, the rFfs ~
y cole representative IN Tennessee, Of those re- 4sl
u0uued makers They sold by him manu-i 9 "
facturrs prices, with freight only added. All others osreo
e Call 80 Union street. for toe article
uars J A MCCLURE.
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nAGALINI.s FOn VII.

=. - RaRRFTg strictly choice NCshannoCh Potstoes-pUr
n hr7 e-assIv f5r seed 20 arrive steamer Leblanc
= - F-r -. "a MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
T-LIa Nos and Market street
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o U r
DRESS c00DS
DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTM Emf.
Extra Printed French Organdies;
Scotch d" in very great variety
Jaconetts, small figure,
Pacific Lawns,
Brilliantes;
Madder Flounced Robes;
Chintz Organdy Robes;
Double Skirt
Neuf VOlants Robes;
Grape Maretz;
GAIA Barage;
Tamatins, Solid Tamatins, in great variety;
Layellas Poplins;
End and End Glaces;
ChenOis Ducals new and beautiful Designs;
G0rwich CrinoliRe Poplns;
Notified Lusters, new Designs;
Assorted Foulard Silks, a large line, new and
desirable;
This list presents unusual attraction, each line
being very complete and heavy,
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VOL 90


TTyIIE Annual Meeting over the Ten Broeek SenI. "
mence th second Tuesday in January, eoi Ano c'l.H1
throughout the week.
Qa fPROGEAWME;
wFmsr Da4-Tuesaayoolt Stakes for three year e'
hsatsone huudred ana shy $50 dollal ys,,
dollars forfeit to which ihe Ciu5 Wiz all - N'i
II the Is li u Ie cloa2 tr,5-os soiisr,
sarE DsT-Joczey Ciub Purhe <2a3 fao huh1iso ~oi''
mile heats -., = 49,, 49, ,lss nil.
heats-two hundred s0ol dollars en4ahSe my N''
forfeit. III 7To close lst ldays ieou- qo, z,l.--
s11r 1iT-Joctey club PuTz three hundred 1ssO a0ia'a
two mile heats. -, -r,-. evs1,rsre5r ra so0,
3ollars-3 mile heats -. t-z-.s sssoo, soll,ru-
SANE MEDAT-Jookey Clcb Pure luf g -
nile HEATS in s. 49,, A. ,v.-- cls- nile heats
80 b5rs7 es0 dollars entrauceone nunfes ssae e9i'
Isr5 forisit 70 sdsh the Club will oea tnI IN '3 %
is- n t5e race g run. II re close lt nay, leeS.
etrR utvHandioap race, lnlie iisats 0~-
fss0m 5oIIars Second horse to feve nls enlienoe ,
F ss,urdav-Post STAKE, mile he9s-iee ioI al
.'t- hundred 5000 dollars entrance play or pay TO
80 - finb fI add twelve hundred ~ wv ooliss M Two
or tsrt Tie second horse 20 save hls ensie- Al'e OF
more 70 Gil the stake u 10 eiose 'I' 80 '' -
Entries 70 be made 70 --vg NV So, .5 Fr-.,,s-
Savannah Fehruarr 9Th, 1850
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9asb6iIIs Guiuu an0 5meritau.
Rates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN ThE DAILY.
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TTo qrETyz IRESINT5SS MEN OF NBSHVlLLE.
THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER
VHIs paper heretofore published at Bowling Green, Ky
- tsn removed to Franklin, Simpson county. in the
sane State - - -, n .s,,. -, e, q.
i,terrs bv advertising through the columns Of this pa
~ ~ 49, GANNAWAY & LEWIS,
'01,,I7-lm Editors and Publishers.
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ENPRESS EIfI.ICmr


zoo prsuFrs Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 buthsl
Atbtt Michigan white Seed Oats
- ~ = - f-,a- 4 el,a mon to-day, and FER sale by
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
NCs. and Market street
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STATE PEEEsYLvANIAs
County Of Philadelphia -,
Geo Hart President and COggswal, Secretary OF tne
Quaker CITY Company, being sevealy sworn, apo
and sy that the foregoing full and correct stAement
affairs Of said Company that the said Insurance.
nv the owner hundred thousand dollars IN &C
uaI capital invested in stocks Of al least par Yalue' ana
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate worth double the amount
Tennessee regulating Insurance Companies And furthe tS
deponens say that they the above described os OF Au
NomnaDv Gro II HART, President,
Il CoasswALL4 Secretary.
sworn subscribed before this 2sh day Of January
1860. ) y n hEpsL psI
Is l. TAYLOR, regular appointed Commissioner loI uo
State Of Tennessee hereby certify that have examined the
en- titles and investments Of the Quaker City Insurance CoP
nv and compared with the within statement, and nnc e
10 correct and that fully satisfied that the said Company
Is possessed hundred housand dollars OF
such as required by the insurance laws OF Tennessee and A
they are WORTH the respective amounts stated herein
Given under my hand and seal this 2h day OF Janu1y' n
n 1850 SAMUEL L. TAYLOR
~ Commissioner Of Tennessee
sTATE OF TENNESSEE SvaI @ IN KJ.rcS 9S 1860
This certify that the Quaker City Insurance Coz a.
pbia IN the State OF Penn complied with all tne require
on Of an act passed by the General Assembly OF he ae
pnnesge in March, 1856 entitled IAN Act 70 reguaIe
cs OF Insurance Companies not Incorporated y th Ss
- eCsoa and that J. NASH and ". j. MARX are the le
gay authorized arents Of said company In the cy o Ash
/ ville State Of Tennessee d l. 6tt-ait,,r
[sEAL.
| RBoIfcfos issued and renewed ana losses
| promptly paid
NASH & MARR,
No. 25 College St.
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TNINE FRENCH CLOCKS, AND TftAEEA4s
n ING GLAssEs Gold and Silver Speotaeies tne plated
Waters new sve grsens, Gravy Boats Vegetable Dishes
Chsang Dishes ina great variety Of new articles Of Plated IA
NJ Vss- al w. II. CALHOUN & cos.
rsrIS-5iw Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

LIKELY NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
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w about 30 years old sound and healthy COED servant
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25
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Qualities OF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-25
NASH & MARR.
INSURANCE NTS.

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Made In compliance with laws Of Tennessee