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, 1860-04-12
The Greateht Duel on Record.
An cd Mississippian furnishes the following

An cd Mississippian furnishes the following
to the Woodville MISSY RpuIlican:
Tie famous duel in which forty or more peu.
tlesncu were engaged. III ,sas, is still rcme,n-
bered III Satclcz. Col. jim Bowie. the farnous
fighter aud inventor Of the knife which bears
his name, used 10 spend great deal Of his time
in Natchez. lie was challenged By gentleman
nf Alexandria. L.. whose friends to the nun.
her Of twenty or more, accompanied him 70
Was desperate man, and had bis own friends
about him. AL parties went upon the field
The combntauts took their places In tue center,
separated from thsir friends in The rear. for
enough not 10 endanger them with their balls.
Behold the battle array thus: Iweutr armed
Lor!sianians fifty yards behird their champion
and his seco9d, und surgeon, sn1, opposite
them, Us far behind Bowie mud bis seconds and
surgeon, twenty armed Mississippians. Behold
the heights Of Natchcz ttronced with specta
tors, End u steamer in tue river rounded 10, it's
decks black with passengers, watching with a
deep interest in the scene.
The plum to fight was 10 exchange shots twice
With pistols. aud to close with kuiTes, BoTie
being armed with his owu terrible weapon. At
the hrst i've both parties escaped. At the second
The Louisian:au was too quick and took adyan-
sarc q. DeEie, who waited the word. At this
Dowie's sec,;:d cried foul p!ay!" and shot
the Louisianian dend. The second Of the latter
instantly killed the slayer Of u. principal.
Bowie drove his knife into this man. The cur.
geons now crossed blades, while with loud ba.-
lie cries, came on the two parties Of friends,
the light Ct battle in their 9, es. In q moment
the whole number were engaged in a fearless
canfict. Dtrks, pistols and Knives we're used
with fatal effect, un.;l one party drove the other
from the field. ] do not know how many we're
killed and wounded 10 all, but it Was dreadful
slaughter Do~io fought like lion, but fell
covered with wounds. For months he fingered
at the Mansion House before be fully recovered.
, 1860-04-12
@rc9s Trihtt11t.
AAs ogden Poisoning Caze--PoiHon
Found iii Large Quan,1,1ea.

1'ola tAt 4toSEeelef Chinn, Apfl sth.
me Mysterious case Of poisoning in the Pet
t!nglll family, at Adams Basin. begins to be
developed, Gnd one fact We are able to announce
has been positively settled, ard this is that
poison WAS administered. We have befo1s re-
1erred tn the fact that there wers those who
were unwilling to belcya that poison ges taken
By Nr. Ps.tingil1 or any one Of his family und
others, TINT if taken It must have been ia lhe
sugar. ten, or some other food BY accident. and
not BY design Science has put ill these doubts
to rest, aud shows that strychnine was put into
the cough mediciuo taken by Mr. Pcttfngitl in
very large quantities.
Tie bottle containing this medicine was giYen
By the magistrate to an eminent chemist Of thi.
city lie has subjected the contents to caro-
full analysis, aud ascert; iued that it contains
strychnine in quantities TINT would result il,
death to any ono taking IN ordinary dose, bu.
for immediate antidotes. lie has also anairzed
some Of the mixture prepared by the same
druggist, aud from the sumo receipt that he
tnade this by for Nr. Pettingill. and ho found it
harmless As Mr. pettingilt had taken the
medicine from The same bottle without being
i'll. the concusionis ir1 esistib!e that til strych-
nine was put ia while it YVES in the house, and
after be had taken more than one dose from the
bottle
The analysis Of Dr.. Smith revealed the ures
sence Of SO much strychnine in this cough
mixture that dose Of it would have been
necessarily fatal but for the antsdotc 30 imme-
diate1y applied by tic physician, and that anti
dote WAS chloroforua.
As 10 the manner in which the strychuiue
was introduced, and bv whom, we do no. care
to speculate auy further. The courts will. we
important point has been gained in showing
that poison was administered in quantities and
under circumstances which can leave no doubt
Of wicked intent.
, 1860-04-12

Ned and Charley are two roon.mates, but
they occupy different beds. Ned's sleeping ".
paratus was so situated that he could get il on
either side-thht is to say, there were tso fore
sides; which Nel found very convenient,
Que night Ned md Chailsy had been out. aud
on returning, which they did near morning,
both were considerably elevated. However.
they walked to their room with au cir that
seemed to say, "n not SO very drunk nfter yl4,"
and sought long anL patiently for matches aud
lamp. After knocking the pitcher of the wash
stand, and smashing the looking glass, they
finally gaze up tho search and went to bed.
Went 10 bcd-yes, that's the word. but owing
10 the darkness aud confusion Of their senses.
they made slight mistake. In short Ned'sbed
had the honor Of receiving the two friends
Charley getting in one side, and bis friend roll
ing in on the other.
e. suy, Net" cried Charley, touching some-
body's calf, " there's fellow in my ted.'
"Wondcrful coincidence" exclaimed Ned,
feeling strange elbow in the neighborhod Of
his ribs s'ttaele's one in my bed, too.'
"ls there, thought" crisd Charley; "let's
kick 'em out !"
"Agteed !" said Ned.
And accordingly the two friends began TO
kick. 1t lnsted about d minute and half, aud
Ned was tprawliig on the floor; Charley ,vas
left IN possession or the bed. For moment al1
was silent
II say, Ned" cried Charley.
What :" asked Ned, su'kily.
"Fee kicked my fellow cut"
" lon are luckler than an1," said Ned, "for
O.. mine bus kicked inc uut.'
, 1860-04-12

One Of the speakers at mission meeting ia
Leicester. England. gave some Information con
ceruing the teachers aud nurses to whom Is
intrustcd the training Of the children Of The
Royal family. The monthly nurse in the Queens
household. he stated, was member Of Or,
steane's {1saptist) Church, at Camberwel1 The
Princess Royal, now ths Irincess Frederick
William, was awakened through reading a set.
mon of Adolphe Monod, rnd became thoroucly
religious. When tho last child was born. y
Wesley an was selected for nurse. The teacher
Of Tue Prince Of Wales, Mr. Gibbs, was NON
corformist. Previous 10 appointment, be was
sent fortwice, and for two hours was subjected
to severe questioning b. tho Prince Coosort
md Her Ms,esty, to test bis kno.lsdgs; I'll
ty were pious people. Every child that ~.
born in the Royal family was born amid many
prayers, Tho pious members Of the household
assembled them mselyes together aud continued
praying for the Queen until the child was born,
when they gave God thanks. He thanked God
for such Queen and such Court, and tast
under her God Was prospsring Britain as Hs had
never p1ospered it before.
, 1860-04-12

The f;eufns o NApnleoaf LII q Ser.eant.~
How Colni'any sras Saved.
We have been Informed by IN officer Of the
U. 5. Army Of most remarkable instance
ofinEcnuNy aud presence OF mind in sergeant
Of the army, whiEh occurred q few weeks ago,
by which he eaved his own lille and that of bis
party.
1 sergeant with about twenty-five soldiers
had been sent out same miles from Fort Def
ance, New Mexico. to gnatd some stock which
were hent 10 Craze, when Unexpectedly they
f,nnd th.t the party wns surrounded by about
four hundred hostile G.raioe Indians. Tie
brave aud slillful sergeant took position on IN
ctninence, and BY volley from The long shoot
ing rifles Of lis purity Mt first drove of the sara
ges, who. however. soon rallied, and were pre-
paring 10 storm the small party on all sides.
The sergeant, iu taxing his braiu for an sxpcdi-
ent by whicl, to convcy intelligence of the des.
perate peril in which l.s pnrty was placed, took
Il single dog which had accom- panied the party,
fastening to his collar note written will pen
ell, iuiurmipg the commander At The fort Of his
situution, took IL tin cup in which he put some
cloth over The top, fastened it with L string to
the dog > tai, spit some tobacco juice into his
fun1ament, aud started the dog loose, knowing
tim: be would, in BIS alright, ruo 10 thu fort.
liz dashed With his greutest speed to Fort Def
ance; the note was discovered and read
Slruigltw:y party was sent 10 the rescue, and
nrrivcd inst IN time t. save the lives of the
wholly party. This sergeant 3usEy nsrits
commission, which, we hope, Will be awarded
him by the Pfeeideut-EsAtucty FT1q.
, 1860-04-12
EC-tjal1i1g.5utg Nu1.ff@.

nl~SULUT1ON.-Notiec is here
Ii, ciyrn thtt flr sIr ller1 tufaEc txethg
tetw.c.. tLe uLA,t s:-..rt III tho tim. i.4n.e OF
X. STCj.T WANT 4 CO..
In lie ,r1- Of uc''FH:t and drafting In fiMf &",
!y n1uu4 coEs y. n. s!e - dty nf Anil
lstu -:t'hf ~ !1Et tEfAAI,
rETt i t;EUrE
II. q. SHEMWA1.
Da:c Chicago. 81 ri! +:h 1s&d- apllsn
Eorr-1 IL, u, II. tr atc drr of II. Sturer2rt l.
Co. will ! the dair- rn, !:tu" ii tia .auc
ll.r. IL 'Ite l;,lsr:s.;;nt-. AOAii sICHtTEsASI.
mil. .:1
, 1860-04-12

DAxE PARr1xoroS's IDEA or BaErcaz. m
FA1rH.-'' Breeches Of fal.h!" screamed Mra
Farsineton, a. shs heard that term applied to
Mexican violations Of N arnisticc. ~W.ii
wonder what they will hare next, hsra
heard tell Of closks Of hypocrisy, and robes Of
purity, but narer heard Of hreeches Of fa;th
before. hope they,re made Of something that
did, for bis was always charming. d. went
from believing that nobody would BE-. md At
last turned out Phrsnologer, aud didn't be.
liers Ia nothing. wonder II its strong =.
cassimsrs!" And lhe bit OF hsr thr,ad and
prepared usF p>tdlsful+ "0@
, 1860-04-12

Explosive SArrRE OF OIL VAroR.- vapor
Of uuy oil, when it becomes saturated with oxy-
gen, is more explosive than gun-powder. =
i new quarry of sand stone has lately been
discovered in Canada The stone is of a soft
diab color. and is said to be very durable.
4 NICKEL MlSE.--A rich mine of nickel has
lately been discovered in The front OF Tonge,
Canada West, on the farm Of Mr. Bepjanin
Baylc.
Gas sor 4 D1s1SrEcrASr.-The fact TINT small
pox Is very prevalent 10 Glasgow, where gas is
largely consumed, refutcs the assertion that
burning gns IL powerful disinfectant.
ACID NJ THE PAc1rlc 0oEAS.-The waters Of
the Pacific 0ceau tase been discovered to con-
taiu an nppreclalle quantity Of Boraic acid. 1t
is confined to the waters along the coast, and
the quantity diminishcs towards the North.
TRANSMISSION OF HEAr.-A sheet of mica,
which cannot be seen through ut all, transmits
those rays Of heat which come from store not
red hot. more readily than they ura transmitted
By plate Of the most transparent glass.
An INVENTORS ExrEn1ExcE.- When Elias
Howe, Jr., the inventor Of the first practical
sewing mschne, returned from England, his
funds were so reduced that he worked his pass
age rs a cook.
PROPERTIES OF S7EEL-Though steel is be-
III tie amount Of carbon that it contains, ret
when it is very rich in carbon, it is soft like
plumhago, and naay be cut with knife
T,, Wr,,s-I1nvardscf cf hnndraj wall, r.,
oil have been bored alons Oil Greek and ALE
gheny rirer- The oil is found to be abundant in
stratum composed Of blueish shale or slate, Of
from one hundred to one hundred and fiftv feet
in thickness
C.H.
tAss otkk!.-a No" meinoa has oeen discor-
iron are melted in cr,c;bias v;,h . n-anar ~
nnrt;on of so,nc carhonoccors ss1. p.oPS; p4o
,,otas,ium is ,,rsierreI. Stcej TINA tornsd !.
said to be cheauer. as well "a of brtter ou,1tr
Tn- c,,rsr or ~ ~ r.a .".'.
..,:!h .lsI ~. Of next 5uLf.Ithe great
eepse 9e!ip t =. sne fon' "o:e' ssses pace on the
d as;a ~. ~ He1i t Ivy: W. us .olal IN Spaln. It
aao tuAt ~ rsas. lott! astronomers from saf7-
eus pssss VI laspre 1assno slS!nne tnat country
=" 'u' o..As''O' 4" o'asf !" oo7ef'e LUG phe'
'c,rvp Wv H,,o,,o,. cr,r., III, .,..s, NJ,
mira havn ht ~ nsed viii som. .nrcns1 IN ~.
isnd r,oJ;,,,,, ~, ,r,,;ah haton.a-1.;,
n;ctrrss Ai,houc snner;op - 'dnor I.;sr are
;a's III - - on u 'oe's ooi1aee "e-
- ~ oss,
EXPERIMENTS ~ CASTING 1RoS.-Dnring Sc
res Q! experiments conducted br Colonel Eard"
r.. r. mai.no': snpes'nteaoent o. ne koyal Iron
thc most s;sblo ,or;o,. - ~" c".t y; ;,oe ~
;nr cannon !, ws. Gn ,i'a+ ranaa.na .,,,aa,
>, En- n,;cE coo,r,, anJ tas;.a!,e 81 at;.
proved cannons ani o,hcr ar,iciea mads ~ nc.
;rnn "01 ''"eA - '>'ets0 AA4.' u eAss
..1.:.a ~ - . otaAs !.A;-tne SAILS ~
suM'ng 'ten 'ne zeoe 70 Inc olta'c p'!e, Is ls
sa ".a Anu" a'S .: nsue OF ~ use Il nas Geen
F ,aod ~ i;"h seaa LOT NC zue. 19e
.asoea 10 account ~ me ms1u1aetuse ~ OF carbon
-. 49,: 'eA1'
~ Aoot .. L8tfAKA!1nS tl 1oR FABRICS ASo
- ooo'-e Fot<A~ AaS AatE't UeeH Efonfed IN
, 1860-04-12
F,h1fta@t@-.


E:Aa.ctll II Is. 1AeE pleasant Is t.uy Elective
n-1c.rc Gil. !r. istrua 5oa 1uny take 1rs.ves which
w!opcsa,c wit cut an. htcaue thy taSe the Ia naic
1arts froE, the lood whr / tan being Lcd
shao having tie vital nrld :bSnaed- Ecs=arc Of them.
nan!r:ls iii only t-kc bod = tn n1ate1s which iAe
soly. ~"u s!ck. warts 70 cyacu>tr They are slely
i ss: taute-.n'hx noEa nothing less. They DO
not fvec: Ii ) a-@it; .aA i. rem is tc.r aret
ya'uc lc a + .f,1Ict Lies s "a fortunate to be
:aela 1ir with tits good. almost :2E fct m 10 man, be-
iu.e liz b.. rrrAt .x'e.,. Ill bot insured III heath
Is t,s- ocacua! usr. Principal t.f:c ~ Canal str ct,
New Y:l. sold by I'll tcnec:a.le dealers In medicine.
, 1860-04-12

Insurance against lois damage by Ere On dxenks,
ta md most Other kinds q p!opcy en- ~ effected IN
Elsks and security Of policy hoder1 Will Admit.
~ HUNT j ulGGISS0H, Agents.
No.l Lootni4 t}rtlduE
{e17bf3stfklk1 s. Il Cor. Son Wats1 AID EiaIx
, 1860-04-12
Il. =. p.
Parks Priclzlv Plasters.

TIN 1mi<t S rrJ.h n r dHniki7nh luia.
fe+c delightful Flastr-s 5:e1f readily ta the Iooon Of
ebod alxot pcss,ra:icu ctF i'll the offensive
ccErnatc4 in;'s1!:IcA II the .vstcl.-
FAHE'S .!o.tld te ecd 70. all Chronic Pains,
rA.ESr 14Rra Fa:n1c.s, U1.,r,nia, Cada: Cor4urp-
rR!CEiY Sion, !:heunn.t SIN. Female weakness. sc.
PI1-TtttE, They :ct In tier acse properties Wien
Arcrc!d by etuc: Ia*.era e*s, aid w:e:t a;-
ALL rrA1,rcs Iilcd ran: Sxor Exist. Every family
fru:n1to r4oEid .avc t.cE1. Oac e!te cl.th, shrta
~ MES. flzcs M !eatter. Sample stnt by mai on
r.1cr; ri tsFe:.y Eva cents. BARNES
ARE. u snii Is Ia1k 1:ol-. New i3tk. So!L Whole
RID Ec;ar, hy JyI!S u. rAKE, 1sa Lake street. and
drnps;x+a nh1EhGtgINEEn
, 1860-04-12

AuDtroR's OI1scK, STATE or 111tso,1l
Springfield. February 18th, t,fc.
WnzaEs TIE Security Fise Inturnee company. loe.,ed
NV York in the Ststt Of New YORK. hts Gled In this
oec statement Of The cond, 0! Its adLrs required
An act 10 regulate the agencies Q! Insurance compa
n!es not Incorporated by the st Of lnoi 3p2rpved
Feb 4 iss4 nd AZ ae1 thereto ,aa
i.ctes tha Of the anount
Of M stocks aud mortgages, aud hA% IN
thls oce ~1t,en ineirument s!gue the rrese1tard
Secrrtaly thereof appoln1nE K. Mason. VI Chicago,
Its agent for the ns on OF the business Of sd Cerupa
n.y. and fully and unzeeervedy authorizing lin -cknowI
ed-e sc.vcc Of pseess fl aud behalf OF said Company
sotins taat q u'oeess upon h Lbs sid
shall be aEen aud held to be valid a. served up lie
ee9vice.
Now therefore, 10 pursuance progsons Of the cts
ato!cs. l. Jesse &. Dubois Auditor Of Public Accounts
Ct State OF Illinois, do hereby certify that said X F.
Mason ~ hor1etas - agent fsr tue said COMPANY
t1alsaft tie bush of insurance In tbs safe until the
Thirty t!aY of Jaaulry IL the yeay eighteen hundred
aud xty one. 80 sr be be legally empowered
DO Gy sal Company.
In Testimony Whereof h.ve hereunto subscribed nj
and An1ed the zeal of mY oce at Springfield ls
18Th day Of February: 4. p: 1at1:
MASON d. CO., Agents,
Ynh1 I'm Gv1a+k e4r
, 1860-04-12

Amt thcrs no exceptions to your law
about punching fellow" said q scamp to
judge.
No, sir-no exceptions whatever"
suppose. for instances, should brandy.punch
man. what then,
No lsvity in court, sir. Sheriff sxposs this
man to thu atmosphsrc.''
, 1860-04-12

TATE OF ILLINOIS. CounlI

Of Co. s.: Superior f'ou-t # Chicago. My Tern.
lsa1; whism L. tewus.ud VI. Ttouan u. Aeki1srY.
cfos.et samuel = Sister aud Hooet cAIk-in Ch rs y:
Af1davtt Of the n"n.!e.eoee .f q. NeK eKiossrv
AMI LaF1na NcAnstf! bis WIFE, j. &sudaa akore
namtt hassnk a.d III tbs lSco Of ,na C*rk ef s.
superior Contt of a,so ett q Il hereby 10 The
~ r. mA B. Nch!u.tEs aid Lav,t1 NekAsIFy III
,n .sas '.s ,ss M 'us d. h. ai eeapl AID
d.yo Ma1e1. II and III summons lhGreup,a isau%a
sat1 s, ~ GU n.. :a d'Isaa ~. rat rnAb!s he
Now ~ - you. 'he -.M fho,nzs D arkh.s,rT anil
1as'na hlnA'y 'ha rsrsoa4ltv b. + aprear teoso
next tesm shssecE TO r. h.tea hake u Ii county.
% ,ht art Ann:ay Ct May, ba snd lead, var or
The mat sEs I'D thing. th4i, .nd staitd Wi h.
eotu1nS to TIE prayer =. .d bill
". KENDALL, G7s,k.
, 1860-04-12

Sl4 These who arc Curious to wit
ncsr tic = crftc:ic t. which l. OaswA|dt {ate
.1ayet r. D..e:c-. N. - Lag ttos-At tile nanufa:
lar N:Ss I'D rsa;" RI 'n-:e :" VIZ: his Wig ant
la :-ns Rooms, No. Ito Lake STREET and e1au:ns
tnos ,s;rus g:ua:c::o.. r. ATT NJ 4s,uJ detect
TIE tc1 :rc:r :I2 :,.G1. Etn ;1--G To the hhad.
, 1860-04-12

FtEuATaEyE E1fENE
wHot*F4hsfEGyFAE rIcox k1E fLAKL
ASt'ctAAKs RKkT~Ir SoIAEAkE1H
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Si.TtE0CFE9: ARtl1 ~ kyTEI- EsDNr1
1TfK9vAAlkT1' t1H II I3TTC1LErAHo
FAxCYH. .0DeI1TRE1REtI~t ~tHAAK TIL
Observation-Disclosures tTHHTk }%CCHA
s1k 1kkpIsfLA10+ k1o a0n 0raMAXkI KEaA
T1dEAIoREAAfr r8AxAA10tFA - EEs EIAv
IBEKysno sS HEcroH1HAN r.EA p1H
E1T-T. NuTCotke G Ar+lA AExnHA.HLxxLEX
ekksRATIp1NaCCHA.A AAXx
EA1AA1w .C.xxorAET AETRAlSTI1NGISiS
rut LfcHoccxTos43s x1EfAxheIIIxEX
G1uA TaxB AC.T01IEiAN
KNrL< avANETF01<lxkTot Fl AaTIol1
ayA1sa10oEeFA1ESx claIstk1r7x
LETHcEc.
, 1860-04-12
DHGNIX INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
January 1At. 1860.


1UBHAHU q HUM, AEeni1S
No oorn = Buiidsaz
Corner Of Clark aui Wxtes ttst, IT, Chic,ro.
Applications 70 Insurance, The srEe~a Of Policies
tEd s busEes e1 with The Cfer. may be made to
Us ny appo.n gents fur The Cy Of IL scS with iull
bic term Il lef lido Companies and It's In. VII!
be TO sec thd confidence Of the paoe by honorable
~. MAGi' L. Gsreral Agent, il aEd = West Third
etEe+t lnclInat o. whom app catIon for axeuci
IN the or South We:era my be addressed
ap9 6QfV
, 1860-04-12

1T ASTER'S S.ALE.-Statc Of t1li-
n, nsls: clleuis cos1s q cons eounsI-ln CAaaesy
raS T. q zee IS .t;sis ss. 'a +. G. Pa:ne Ft<s
g. q Apf:' ls = II eIocx \ II Of aid AZ Il ibs
Ne,th "r Of the cous Hou.e "a tha esy Ct ch sxo Ia
~ Coua at At bic -ats~a tLs BIZ hest pl ribs
*rsi ~ q tte ~'heas 9ar. Of ou hi ~ IS lp
vhshlp t3j aorsh OF h.ri-en ip ~
county u COOK. Etrns sf Arss cssh b. snae
!! three annual st4ntr,.. with ~ IL " T. Il
DreEs paJnsu:s to be cured b, or1Sase On lhe p,smi
X. sol. L t.rAfNE j. Erkrk F
Ch1easo, March sath. lE6o. N ~ ha..1;i
, 1860-04-12
ATal Embellishments.

III AaTER'S SALE.-State Of 1)E-
4F4 nos, t:cnk County, s-Cook coun,, c,.s.n 49,
II chahae1y. ha Il. ka4- o<ofts & Basts Tses.
~ A1mAttr II aai Ja1a: Avs1il. "A94f
mandate "a tees eatsreu Ia lie aouye tntnI.d ~
tee lsh dry Of A.eb, 4, i lssp J., /. r.as ~
M'n: y ~ u ~ cSsnsy @ - ast =
tor cas to u. heheat od-st :. s4s non1 % of -
cour. Hous. IN ihe ~ Of Chicago. County Of x
tbs fon~ wing aescno<d pssozi et sss VT ~
tast ce1xan pstos ln1 luxted The CIV of
~: Il sae III fr1et,on of sseos So ia oj II oTn
ofshe third principal trt:z1; which ts ouh Of ta p.s
eluce, In ths wat+r nf Eng ss Addlnn to hs saA
town of Cheaxo ta}d water lets aid The
e e. s ts r. nSs Y
Soot to ~heh sdd Eas mApor LII .slstoc: u hst ahY
made" much h<reos b. neeassFy taaks rhe
&c. l. =? pATTR FkEEk
r,t-, Mister n Cha4e<Ey. Cook county:
GTATE Of ILLINOIS, County Of
- Gg9K s:|SuPe:et Court - ch exo. .t,n
e 4fnss; hapse hsigtfs .na D.v1a T. fTss~r =,
Petl1i"n Msehaie. Liza. AA.ss u as naa ret9s4e
efraapeG B4sdsck O. e"fths .fsodaat. xhovs naMtd.
Eo4t a Cheae MT. her-by .i.sn 10 ii. aid ssapsi
y Bufditk, AaI ;hs ps.itooers Me Tie D. stIse In Hd
Ioast 90 r. - tay y t,oel ~ an. .an,aoas
Fsturnaas Oh TIE drst AuIday VI Suve,asr ls .s by
aw 'tgurrd Now. nats- you tia aaid $a,a Il 3 Bur.
C.a hsaxo 81 oct Couas!. "a u III II .y af ss
lem tsseo 10 Ae holden It CHICAGO tn ,lid Csunty oo
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INSURANCE.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE. CoXrAE1.:
OF HARTRO DID. CONN.

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
~ LIFE lNAuRANCE CoXrAEY,:
OF ARTH0BD, CONN.
Fourteenth annual Statement Of tAs Connect.
~ Autuat 1Afs lnsuranee Company, for hs
gsdr s"dtn9 voa- alst, 1850.
AAuAs PER Etats1osnt slxt JApxafY lIeo 4a0eQ653AT
Amount rees!r ID for pseniusal du1-
A1oass 1esss1.1 ioi iatefe:t 9ai ''''S1''i4
laE tia s1esr..................... =asM:s
bsoass psia :.!s::. :ss 'S7e
'st aea:sy: sss;'s :fs', ss4t:. ;is* s's;iek ; g:
Dedutt pAd. commits
Pr: e.; !: Fl i'll; Z +; ii :; i '*''
Deduct p11d dividends during th%
psd1ei fcf iafiradeie polsiss. -. ;::se.1s
Deduct for dividends on &aneted
psdaet + fof no.s: On c:assi.a pou 1SS'''"
h4&335 ~, ,36t,94
Net blla1ee Mst January, 1sdo. Z. ..l boil 9.
ASSETS.
Bond and Mortgage Leans Or Rial
Laaa. on Mori1.xt Doaas......:: -. si.6sis
Bank a.d Kxilruaa etrek........ 4:9s:0
casa cags deposs mpeIn il Bauf.:........: :a;sts:
Premium notes oxas.ns tez cent,
P:1uslrn:is - tIs b:ad; Of ix.n,s 'Ae
aEd 'ntr.rs!t ---.....-....-.....- 1dsa16
IotI a.sess-......-.... .-.--t13:n0n1.s
The Directors have declared dividend the hoAaetx of
Life Policies Of 70 pr cent
In sub Ltiiir the ahve epor the eze.s OF Ch-a.o
4tt-nflrn called II tha kAct inst Two MILLION T@r
HCNDeEn skVEHIY six THOUSAND, sixty
0-E DOLLARS AND SkyENtTSAV CENTS,
Lave been pad fo the representa- u em.s
eas:a oJl.*7 aad the income u the t1e esehes
ItaFy oLe mnlion dollars aruuH TIE Ethu1t OF
susante effected during the yer ia 4s fset
to hth .Asf4cton In drawing xits MI a.
tco4f the a+lEe c~mpetton carried business
IN al q121res In .uhnatr his sepot havr The
sfach.n o. again clAinik for The Cona+c Muu. the
heh' st place IN publ favor, -heth that Claim bssd
aced on The lbera!tY Of s dealings WITH ii. pas|!e
for has not followed bat Id the "p'oyef1t nf Liz
Insurance again dec'aEnx FiFrs PER CEN r. dvidtud
an1 Connecticut Mutual" Pey nay b. sa;d 10 b.
tootFacf anod ng he most eet scsztv the rst
literal serns prtenK lh dependent upou he tuso.od
OF lathe; n the st atsree axalnat ey eha heis
support IS removed ~ de.sh In ca!laE att ntrn Ia ths
pal. Is ndaea to the Northern St,.es .p,ltncs
saEy A "a st .1kht ofin p4fipx The
amount o'fts blk1ess With that he institutions Tn-
tudnea4 O. the ContnnT Is Of h hes class.
II Is horet thatfhe mt ofh1.n nsacted cu5fe
the pfes mt viii eed the best year 9th. ChmpAuv
bu inrs and who Injured u Company
gre muuAy hteresed In 9 and rasy do r1uh il
fu'tter The nobl- p.osres. has icv.d z,d many
fsn II VIII n yeAfs to have teei think fii tn
lho*e who tD9nenc dthsir hus5an tAsee. 10 pya
themteve. Of The Advantages II ttr Cocnectcu, Hrfu
Lse 1nsutaace >ompany.
/: y. OLNsTEn i CO.. Agents,
apsbsao lot n. y cor Lake and Lasa' Sta. shic,ko