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Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
The Southern Confederacy.

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
The inaugural ceremonies OF President JEFF.
fersOn Davis, of the Southern Confederacy,
took place Monday, at Montgomery, Ala. 10
his address. Mr. d. upheld the right of the
people to alter and abolish governments, when.
ever they became destructive of the ends for
which they were established. AS people exc
porting commodity required in every manu-
featuring country, Mr.. ID. said, their true poll
ey Of the new c0nfederacy was peace, and the
frsest trade that their necessities would per-
mi. II, however, passion endeaVored to pre-
vail against them. they must meet the emer.
geney by the fiRal arbitrament of the sword
Are-union with the northern States he declar-
ed 10 be neither practicable nor desirable
Their separation from the old confederacy had
tsen marked by no aggression upon others,
asd followed by no domestic convulsion. They
were aeluated solely by desire to preserve
Their own rights aud welfare. Even in a state
OF war, he thought there would be no great d-
intuition in the staple which constituted their
great export. The northern States would
hardly be actuated by any desire to infict in
Jury upon them, but if otherwise, a serious re-
sPoo'IbIIily would rest upon the north, and the
snherIngs Of millions would bear testimony to
the folly and wickedness of the aggressors-
aud retaliation on the commerce of the
enemy Is more than limited at. Mr.. Davis
then commented on the honor conferred upof
him, and trssted that he should ACQUIRE Tho
confidence and good will of his fellow. ci,izen
by his humble, out well-meant endeavors. III,
trusted IN these perious times to lock aroup,
upon a people united in heart, and with ON
purpose Of high resolve. Obstacles might re
tard, cut they could not prevent the progress
OF Inc southern movements movement whic
BIG. D described as sanctifed by justice, an
maintained by virtue. He calls upon God !
.S 'helr Efforts, and hopefully looks forwar
Success peace and prosperity. .
PRESIDENT Davis is reported as having al
ready arranged his Cabine', and as it is a maj
YET u public interest, we subjoIn the cast of il
secretary Of State. Herschell V. Johnson, Ga
SECRETARY Of War. p. o. Hlder, Louisiana.
Secretary of the Navy, .. n. Mallory, FlOrid,
Secretary of interior, w. Porcher Miles, s.
fo's Office Department. ). ii. Hemphill, TIE,
Attorney General, John A. Ellnore. Alabama.
The premier Of this Cabinet, Mr. johnson
vas lately the candidate tor The Vice Pres
asney On 'he Douglas ticket.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

CHANGEAPLE.--The &" Clerk of the weather >,
has been about as whimsical as a politician du-
ring the last fortnight week since, or there.
abou'S' the mercury reached its lowest point
during the winter,--while on Saturday last the
air was as mild and balmy as mid-APril. Sew
eral Of our spring birds made their appearance
the robin, the black bird and blue bird-all
gathering away as merrly as though they be-
Iieved that spring had really ccmc. Before
Saturday had run through its twenty. four hours,
however O violent wind and rain storm from
the South East commenced, which was follow
ed by NOrth.W ester on Sunday morning
closing up the cutters and mud puddles in our
streets, and giving the cold-shoulder generally
to the robins and blue birds, as well ss to the
people, without distinction of party"
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

AAN DRowNED.-A man was found floating
in Smyrna Creek on Monday last, near Rot =
wells Landing, by fisherman. Coroner Dor
city was speedily notified, who summoned a
jury 10 sit en- tho case, but no facts being ELF
cited, verdict was rendered of " came to his
death from cause or causes unknown" The
body was too much decomposed to admit
Of identification, but is supposed to be Ger
Dan named Charles GeOlner, who has been
missing since about Christmas.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

DIFFERENCES OF OPINION BETWEEN MEssERs.
LINCOLN AND STEPHENs.-Between the Presi.
dent elect of the larger and the Vice Pres-
dent elect of the smaller American Contedera-
eies there appears 10 be considerable differ
enee Of opinion. The President elect says,
" There is no crisis except such as may be
produced at any time by designing politicians"
and the Vice President elect asserts of The
crisis, that )" the hope of reconstruction OF
the Union must now be abandoned" The
disagreement of these eminent doctors Of Con.
stitutional law may be of but little importance
TO themselves, but the calamties threatning
these thirty-four States and thirty millions Of
people, is matter of no small consideration.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
Written for the " Smyrna Times"
Washington's Birthday.
Shall We Observe It?

SMYRNA, Feb. Is, 1861.
Mr.. ToR:-In view of the momentous
affairs of our Country, would it not be we'll to
set apart the 22d of February as day peculiar
to itself? Would il not be 10 unison with the
wishes of the patriotic citizens of Smyrna, 10
have a general suspension of business, and the
devotees of the various Religious Denomina-
tions to meet in their respective Churches,
there to listen to the feast of reason and the
flew of soul'' emanating from an untramelIed
Pulpit! The beautiful experiment of self.
government appears TO have reached the acme
of inglorious failure; the Puritanc integrity
Of our fUreiathers has, alas no " local ha bila.
ton or a name;" Ambition, the Fleshy Knight,
we homage pay; while Virtue, Truth, EquaIl.
ty, are placed within tho dark, forbidden recess.
ses OF Forgetfulness. At such time, what
would be more appropriate, 10 commemoralion
Of the day WASHINGTON was born, than one
grand suspension of avaricious business, and
solemn convocation within the doors of COP L?
PATRIOTISM.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
BARGAINS FOR ALL
who may be Pleased 10 Have
THEM

The subscriber having tOmOve from the Storehouse
he now occupies. on the first ia of March next 1861
ana having no place 10 continue business would res
pertn!ly call The attention of all who wish TO gel h,r
cams, 10 his gems raj Assortment of
GOODS OF ALL KINDS!
usually KEEP. III country Store, and of every variety
take to ehnmerale The different kinds, style and tex
ture Dry Goods. lie also has a good assortment nf
Ladies Furs, and Buffalo Robes all of which Will be
sod low for CASH, he IL making an effort IN close
ont his entire Stock by Spring.
All saleable Produce taken at Cash Prices such as
Bluer Eggs and Poultry Of all kinds
Jahzl J.E. JONES.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

LEcTURE.-The Rev. Mr.. O'Neil will lee
ture at Bethel Church, on Smyrna Circuit, on
Thursday evening, 2lst inst, at 7 o'clock, p.
m.-subject: The Statesman, the Press, and
the Pulpit"
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

IT is said that the address of the Georgia
Commissioned. { fter it was presented last week.
10 Or Legislature, was handed around from
Ons to another for examination, and the hand
writing appearing iami lar to many Of them.
led to the inquiry, whose is it !" until it final
ly came before member of the Georgetown
Bar who solved the mystery by the simple re-
mark. Why | studied law under Judge
WooIen."
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

CHAKGG IN PosrMAsTERs. Donoho, Post
master in this place. resigned his office last
week, aud John Ii. Cats has received the APP
pointmenI as bis successor. The duties Of the
Office for the past year have, however. been
performed by ]. Frank Hazel. deputy p. NJ,
whuse courtesy aud poli.eness have made him
widely and familiarity known.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
The following appoin,ments have been made

The following appointments have been made
by the Levy Court of Kent cosnly, for Collec
tors, Treasurer and Trutees OF the Poor:
CollecIors-Duek Creek Hd., James Roberts;
Little Creek Hid, Thomas p Walls; Dover
HID, Thomas NJ. HuteheBs; Murdsrkiln Hd..
WIN. Allaband; Mispillion HID, Joseph Booth
Milford HID, Joseph c. Gorbey; County Urea
surer, Henry Whitaker Trus. ess Of the Poor
Little Creek Hid Rober, B. Jump; Dover HID
Francis Register.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

THE WHEAT PROsPEcr.-The present sea-
son. Is said BY those whose interest II is to keep
booked up in such matters to be exceedingly
favorable one for the growing ofthe wheat crop.
~ far az we have heard, the wheat fields
throughout the State. present a very flourish
ing appearance. Providence still smiles upon
our isnd notwithstanding the political troubles
With which we are temporarily afflicted.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

A BILL favOring the holding Of State Con-
yen,ioa, on the crisis, 10 accordance with Gov.
BurtOn's recommendation, has been indefinite
II postponed three times by the Legislature.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

The arms, worth eight or nine thousand dol.
lars, recently seized at Napoleon, Arkansas
were intended for the regular troops on the
frontier OF that State and Texas, who are nov
defending the people from Indian raids. DL
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

MR. FLoYD's AccEPTAEcRs.-The indict-
ment against John B. Floyd. late Secretary of
War, charges him with having accepted, in his
official capacity, drafts to the amount of seven
millions nine hundred thousand dollars, when
he knew that Russell g. Co., the drawers Of
the drafts had not performed any service enti.
tling them 10 remuneration. @
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ON THE HILL!
WilliamSOn's Now Stor,


G8A is JUST OPENED with new andS1s-S
tss@5, desirable Stock of well selected Drv aaf1
Goods, Notions, Ready made Clothing 9R XIII
Boots, Shoes, Queensware, Earhen Tin and S44AAsss
M0cden-ware of all kinds, superior Sugars Coffaos
Teas. Spices, Moasses Soap. Candles Fluid VinaSor
LdTd' Pork Salt, Bacon, BrOOns Brushes Baskets
Tobacco. Snuff Segars, Flour, Meal, Corn, Feed 10
Inors OF all Kinds and every thing else that any one
Those who have before dealt with us know thu, Urn
have always kept :he best, cheapest and greatest
rely oil Goods OF any other Store and we mean 10 J
so again. Our country friends all know thai tba,,
could always do better with their trade at our Sors
Than at any other in town and will find this So sill
we respectfully ask call from everybody TO exam
gains than ever. and will do our best 10 give sotsC
lion e' "'Slac-
VI Please remember, it Is not at lheOLD but at
III" NE" SiOKE' where the greatest bargains are
}. Il. WILLIAMSON, Commerce 81
On The HILL, near the old Stand
SmJ rna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

SUE ..TIHES" is published Every Thursday. By
nn.r. D. IlsFFEckER, Editor and Proprietor, al
sa,rus, Dbl.
sses -sGn'cRlrrION -oae year 81 so in ADVANCE
A. ssOO5 H"e paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
.,,cOutaseG Hata all arrears are Paid-Only.at Ae
o,iOn of the Publisher.
.vrsrsSG For euery square Of 10 lines or less first
..sriOn. 50 ets each subsequent insertion IS Cts
t;BersI arrangements made 9th yearly and half
yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

The election Monday in Missouri for men,
bers of the State Convention, resulted in a
victory tor the Union. In st. Loais the Union
ticket received 5000 majority.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
A VERY DESIRABLE
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR
sMSS "a - Nc

The subscriber, agent for the Hers.at-Law. will
sell al private sale The HOUSE and LOT in the viii.
age OF LeIpsic, Kent CO., Del, late the residence nC
Charles Marin, Esq, [decl
The House is Two story high, with two rooms be-
low including The Office, twOdilto above with Kitch
en-. Meat house with cellar underneath pump of er
cellent water az the Kitchen door, with Wash house
Wood house. etc, etc.; everything in first rate order
IL IN said 20 be the house in the viii
iage-neat and tasty, For professional gentleman
this is the very property that would suit him. The
Lot contains about half an acre. more or less
Persons fishing TO see the premises can call ON Mrs
WOodall, the tenent in possession.
RICIrD S MARIN,
janl7 BackistonsS Roads
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
n % TICE

The subscriber, Agent for the sala of REAL FS
TATE IN Caroline county, MARYLAND. hereby informs
il"Se "hlshlng 10 purchase Farms that he has now
Tor sale several desirable Forms in the vicinity Of
0rcehsbofOugh, winch will be sold very cbean Novv
Is he lime to purchase land this improving secton
HlIcommuncaIons viii receive proIBpt attention.
J. +. FIERCE,
lan2I-6m Greensborongb Nd
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

VS. have received, from Camden, another of
Mrs. Beattie's interesting Syrian letters. which,
however, we are unable TO give in this issue.
owing 10 the lateness of it's arrival. having had,
Judging from the post mark. three or four
days ride ia the mails. 1t will appear in our
next.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
THE MARKETS.

In Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 80.
Red, 81 20; yellow Corn SO cts,-white SO !;
Rye, 90, and Oats, 30 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Butter, 20 cts.
per ID. Eggs, IA cts. per doz
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 40 +; Red. $3.50; Rye;
81 cts; Corn, SO; and OATS 81 cents per bush
ell.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

The Rev. J. A. Stone, with divine permits.
sim. will preach in St. Peters Church, next
Sunday, the oath inst, morning and afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

QUANTITY of arms for the Eastern Shore
Of Virginia arrived at Norfolk on Saturday,
from New York, via Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

Qua Legislature is considering the -proprie.
" Of passing a Stay Law.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

DR.. Moore, and Messrs. Appleton, Green and
Csnnor, Of the Delaware Legislature, have
our thanks for tasors from the Capitol. g..
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

SEE Financial Report of the Mary land and
delaware Railroad en- first page.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21
n O TICE.

The Stockholders of the Duck Geek Navigation
Company are requested TO meet at the hotel of Chas
b. Foxw ell. Esq on SATURDAY NEXT, Odd inst
al the hour Of p. m to receive the report ofthe COM
nlItee appointed previous meeting upon BY Laws
for the government Of said Company
Puncual attendance is requested.
DAHL CUMNINS, Prest
Smyrna, Feb. 10th, 1860
Smyrna times., 1861-02-21

N9@lfyou want Fence Board go to
James E.Black's Lumber Yard,
where you will find a very choice lot of ii it,,
II f., l6 #. and Is it. lengths, together with
large assortment of all kinds of Lumber at
very fair prices.
, 1861-11-23
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Countv

III fCobk ,HS -S0Pdt1oE Eo0ft q EN1c4kn NnvrE1
h9 T9M.. .l&f1- MI1;a4 3 Lea - Caf1os Eszce
AMdastE II t1e aosxeosaaca ot Garios F1o9oa
Jaea Helpex 80 q Hssg1s m Keges Deteedaa9 seo7e
eUd 81pe7ios. Cogx: Of Chicago. .Hehne h Scxrh5
given . He fs!d Casaoa Pieroa, IoAs Hnrper fad
ooaplalnt b sad Court Of tea Cha2cee5 dds fAerH
o. q 0entseen day RI Iusa u Z AZ taaf I ssis.
d1nt sesntns1le % "a ass* Il Jug, ia, u
Z. ~ rezetIed, 49, ia ~. !, -
rsx GEa Henry KnysA susli - sonak1R ~ sd ea1qs
befete astf sapeEtd uourt cl Cde4Et ofCooE CSantF
cakeke = t.M csanss: o - - - AspesF q %.
ec9piair snix 6M 4 cnRpIa.p4 ,tAa .?e9a Nd IL
pstan 1af saaatnH te*xe.s ~ - 11atsa~ ID!
: 5oo seenattnE . Vs lMg. = ~ "a - :.
-4AIkpF 6ITcRpskK. CoaaR41@ AaEM. Qad4 T-fz
, 1861-11-23

&IATE OF 1LltlNVlS. County
- 9f Ceef: S. 7sape1iorG g Court Of G@gica8o, ~ JAM:
Hsu-1n ChAncery.
fet d81t shove named having bee filed In the of0oo
OF the CLERK OF said Superior Cc1tt Of Chicago No
complainant fled her bill COM plalnt u ea1d Court
the Cna1 cer3 Eids thereof On the twenty h1r
CfOttrbft S6l. and that euHmonE thetc1oon iIsnef
cut Ct aud Court Ea,nst tad Defendant rnt1fn sble
On The frat Mondhy Of JauuAtJ Re1t t1d3, u i b5
Nov up1ess you the said Robert Hall shaI. persnn.
ally be and APPEAR befort tad Superior Court al Gel
caRo <f Cock Comfy. o. .he nrst day. Of Ede tsF1
ntreiI ta BE- holaen at Chicago IN said -Csanty. On
Ct d. nur to fbt said eom ulsinsa bi1 Of compsint
tie sane ard to matterh snd t1inga th9eIa charged
and state6 viii be taken ~ CoE1t k1e1 xnd der5sa
entezed ssanas Jon feeordtag % Ee prayer of saId
bill HALTHR RfAB ALI. tIerF
4 l. H1I11. Cotnrrt4' SsfE. o. 3rGS4E MI
, 1861-11-23

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
\" CoUKTT-s Cook County Circuit: Court No
ye1nher Term. a. p ls6l. Edward b. Martin 70. Mc-
Public Notice Z tefehy given 70 the said
eimpse Co.. that writ OF attachment ie&ped uut
cf the oftc Of THO Cit1k Of Cook CoattY EIrsnis
Court dated the 9th eBy Of October, A D. 1851, n
estate Of the said cAEtster, Simpson c. Isl ths
sum OF Five Thousand Eight hG..dred sud Slnrteen
executed.
now. therefare, nn1eas you. tho said McAli.ter,
Simpson e. snal peEsona11y be and appear before
eay tho next Torn thtrsot to be holden 1t tae
Court House Il the ty Of Cnicsgo. tho Third Mon
plead TO the said plaintiffs hctlol, jaognenf Vii Be
entered against you and In favor Of the SAID EdWard
B. Martin ard much o. the properly att4Ehed a
mas be sEtbctenI to satisfy tae Judgment and eosts
IN. l. C8URCH. CLERK.
PATsoH RK1xoLps, PHI Atty4- HeShi141x
, 1861-11-23
:Furt1itt1rG.


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK ss.Ctrcu!. Court OF C,ek County,
EoFsmber Tenn, B5l Ebfn .onA4t ~. James II
Beers @ naqeNa Beers, Seth c. Hspgosd and Ralph u.
HiE-lD { tfo1cerJ,
Affidavit Of the nop-resldelce OF James II Beers
aEd 1nef9a RetrB, defendants abuye Dane1, having
been MED In the oDcea toe t.lrk OF said Circuit
Court Cook Caucty. Notice Is hereby re1 to t1e
sAd James B. eTs and a1anersa Beers, thai sald
co11p1a1 ant Md bis bu1 complaint 10 aaid Cnust
Fust, s6l, ard that summons taereunon t5sued ont
nf sA1d Court sgaptt eall desenda t. retuTDanle on
qutfPd-
NOW, unless yon, the said James II. Dfers aud Mar
rervt Beer. thal personally be and appesr nef re-
fa1d @ CIfn11 Court o. Cook Souat en- the cay Of
casc. In eaid County. on te 1st Mo1day IT January
1s AID plead a: S@er or de1ur to the said conpFan-
ahfa bill OF Gun paIDt the ard the ulsttsrs and
tbp&a therein cGar-' and stated viii b. taken a.
cchfs tsed ~ cree enE=red asaln.t you accord
ing to The nrA} }er OF SAID bill.
sFM /. CEURCH, Clerk,
j. Il, MlIBORS, CoMpTt6+ SoTT, nol9 h3j4 4w
, 1861-11-23

~ CUuNTV-S.S. Cook County f:irc1Ik Co1rt, Nc
Senue1 D WeakIev. ~
Public notce i hereby given to the sstd Samuel D.
ettce ef le Clerk q Cook County Gl;cnN Court
dnted tue 19th day of October. a D. l76 at the SUIT
q Ct ~ @ .s,d sa,n4.l Wesley ioE e Il seven
Twenty F.c Ce1t* directed 10 the sht riff Of C0oK
C5nntJ hich sald writ. Is been returned executed
Weat!ey rhan 2. Isenally Sc and appear beiore tie
eaid Co2k County E1rcuiI ro1r on Of before trst
Gcort goufe ip The CITY Of Chicago t5ird Mou-
pf i'd 70 the eald plaintiff action, Judgment viii be
en; Eet aRa + 5ou And n 1aV9r = The said Edw.rd
may be s9tncisnt to satisfy tbs sa,d Judgment and
cos1s vii be sold TO Eausfy the sane.
Nm L. CAUREH. Clark
FATsDE d REYNOLDS, PIGa Atfya. no5h CLAW
, 1861-11-23
E1tStlrt1nt< 5tatsntf1tts.
GTATEMHNY Of tho Condition
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8seAse FIRST cot11<nes4 "a ).
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ii i Is ts ess,e1 % cur cssaz ta.a ooosunson md
BY curing hskst ~ Gfsys.t the lattec Persons
t5sad 7ss 81 e stt'sF way to cure Cor
The gx psoms q Cata-1s - n&y Feneral1y sppear
ARE et tr1 VII tdEht feras1e md sheY ha1e cold
Eot h9s that Ak3 kaN EeE1a astacEt a1d are more
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Eys easstnE afae sraata: rs 1oice Is theE and "a.
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she. CANNON kas :ApeYtsAS ty:nptorn of CatkrYh Is
vat refoa ID sb1erk Il. u h1t thro<s II the
nos19k - Alek st tRE mucous, Which h1. fale1
place Hs p<rren be fAA5 his disesse u ou u
q NE unRf A.a tAe7i4 Iesa nc time IN AfesGn4
y lhe Ah1 ve art As sJNEtsHA 01 Cas&E1l ~ the9
~ "a "a q ~ l1quD CATE ERE REMEDY.
~ hese ETArtoHs esa ee q9lelly AID e1ec.aaA4 r
usre1- AlG h.' sn9s1eIt sonfdence IN the Rem
eey te asrnrr I'll xhs ~ sed 70 let rs yrtnes
for HeatA ~ b<ae4t received the Amount patd
Prtcs & The N.AYh Remedy, 92!0tsufcient for
xse sle Aspsh- vim ten ass s1ea7 directions.
Office, 1915 Lake, Ge77er OF Wells Street
O4sren Dr. D. 3. BEELYA
psi17G-:A Fest 9RSs Box SS5A Chicago. Ill
, 1861-11-23
NALENA d CHICAGO UNION

LALENh d CHICAGO UNION
RAHROAn-HMrxR ARHA4axnNT
On and sitter Monday. nov. III. ls61 TRIM vfn
1eAEe Wela street depot Fo1lows Sundays eIEeee
&.46 l. n and 9.1S 2. " l0r Helv1dere, EoeaoFd.
D1oe, Polo Fulton, Ceda1 Kspidl, aad tDtaE1edlza4
potnn: Ao3 F. u. DE Elstn Belv!dere. RocStorA and
nedlsse poina Faass9geIs for Relolt aad Js4ssy4a
Lsse, McEenry. Hchnond, GeusvH Lake aud i1ssF.
,.ed1atn potHts, will take the A,fs1 F. II. tNu-
Sleeping Cars On night train1-
E. B. TALCOTT, 6ea tu1r.
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, 1861-11-23
GTAIEMENT of tbs Condition
~
OF THE
Corn Exchange 1ns. Company,
OF NEW YORK.

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hands Ct Agents.. Is 2ao1s
2d-ReAl Estate. tate............... w noue
3d-ta stock owned bY The Cnmnsny 1L!l0cA
4th-Debts due ill., Com1psny- @ secnr9yi ~
rret lelpf oo Raj Estate . 1ss M m
sth-Loans tecured By pledges Of Sto:E, @''''S'
Bonds ana secEritisl 0fhrr ,hau Real
Kela1e 49,. 49,. ...,..,., ... 2lH11;
G!n-Debta due the Co1anauy for nremfrrt E9tS Il
7tL-Acctu. interet mil di1a S5301
All other asst IS belonsnS 10 liz Co.. aSss33
TetxI AeAfts ~: M n
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Amount Of cIaiIs for iosses resiatei Nv ths~ sSS
Cor npany........ ~. A0's.5 ~ uo e.onaa
AL other claims agaiaat til Company.... elsa99
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Total Liabilities : % IL IN
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- JUSEFH ERTCHTM P-esfde1t
n H. TEp6oR SECRETARY ~ '
Aup1ToE's OFFICE, STATE or ILLINOIS,
epraEnel1. 1anuAty 18th, 1851. {
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, 1861-11-23

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